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RAD Megaplex-2100 Installation And Operation Manual

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    Megaplex-2100/2104 modular integrated access multiplexers version 12.6 instal lation and operation manual the access company.

  • Page 3: Megaplex-2100/2104

    Megaplex-2100/2104 modular integrated access multiplexers version 12.6 installation and operation manual notice this manual contains information that is proprietary to rad data communications ltd. ("rad"). No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever without prior written app...

  • Page 4: Limited Warranty

    Limited warranty rad warrants to distributor that the hardware in the megaplex-2100/2104 to be delivered hereunder shall be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of twelve (12) months following the date of shipment to distributor. If, during the warran...

  • Page 5: General Safety Instructions

    General safety instructions the following instructions serve as a general guide for the safe installation and operation of telecommunications products. Additional instructions, if applicable, are included inside the manual. Safety symbols this symbol may appear on the equipment or in the text. It in...

  • Page 6: Handling Energized Products

    Handling energized products general safety practices do not touch or tamper with the power supply when the power cord is connected. Line voltages may be present inside certain products even when the power switch (if installed) is in the off position or a fuse is blown. For dc-powered products, altho...

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    The maximum permissible current capability of the branch distribution circuit that supplies power to the product is 16a. The circuit breaker in the building installation should have high breaking capacity and must operate at short-circuit current exceeding 35a. Before connecting the dc supply wires,...

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    When using shielded or coaxial cables, verify that there is a good ground connection at both ends. The grounding and bonding of the ground connections should comply with the local codes. The telecommunication wiring in the building may be damaged or present a fire hazard in case of contact between e...

  • Page 9: Fcc-15 User Information

    Fcc-15 user information this equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of the class a digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the fcc rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial envir...

  • Page 10: Mise Au Rebut Du Produit

    Français mise au rebut du produit afin de faciliter la réutilisation, le recyclage ainsi que d'autres formes de récupération d'équipement mis au rebut dans le cadre de la protection de l'environnement, il est demandé au propriétaire de ce produit rad de ne pas mettre ce dernier au rebut en tant que ...

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    Français certains produits peuvent être équipés d'une diode laser. Dans de tels cas, une étiquette indiquant la classe laser ainsi que d'autres avertissements, le cas échéant, sera jointe près du transmetteur optique. Le symbole d'avertissement laser peut aussi être joint. Veuillez observer les préc...

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    Français connexion au courant du secteur assurez-vous que l'installation électrique est conforme à la réglementation locale. Branchez toujours la fiche de secteur à une prise murale équipée d'une borne protectrice de mise à la terre. La capacité maximale permissible en courant du circuit de distribu...

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    Declaration of conformity manufacturer's name: rad data communications ltd. Manufacturer's address: 24 raoul wallenberg st. Tel aviv 69719 israel declares that the product: product name: mp-2100 conforms to the following standard(s) or other normative document(s): emc: en 55022:1998 + information te...

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    Declaration of conformity manufacturer's name: rad data communications ltd. Manufacturer's address: 24 raoul wallenberg st. Tel aviv 69719 israel declares that the product: product name: mp-2104 conforms to the following standard(s) or other normative document(s): emc: en 55022:1998 + information te...

  • Page 15: Quick Start Guide

    Mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 1 quick start guide if you are familiar with the megaplex, use this guide to prepare it for operation. Preliminary preparations 1. Before turning the megaplex on, set section 1 of the switch located on the front panels of the cl modules to on. Set all the other sections to off...

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    Quick start guide installation and operation manual 2 mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 step action use the command 10 define the tdmoip configuration parameters (only for mp-2100/2104 with ml-ip modules). • configure ml-ip external (lan) port parameters • configure ml-ip internal tdm port parameters • configu...

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    Installation and operation manual quick start guide mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 3 the megaplex is now ready for operation. Refer to the installation plan and connect the required cables to the various module ports. V5.2 configuration procedure to configure a megaplex unit equipped with ml-1e1/v52 and/or ...

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    Quick start guide installation and operation manual 4 mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6.

  • Page 19: Contents

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 i contents chapter 1. Introduction 1.1 general description .................................................................................................... 1-1 purpose and use .................................................................................................

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    Table of contents installation and operation manual ii mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 support for national protocols ......................................................................... 2-21 services available to subscribers ...................................................................... 2-22...

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    Installation and operation manual table of contents mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 iii connecting to ip main links ................................................................................ 3-5 connecting to ethernet ports of i/o modules........................................................... 3-...

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    Table of contents installation and operation manual iv mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 4.1 introduction ............................................................................................................... 4-1 overview of configuration and management activities .....................................

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    Installation and operation manual table of contents mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 v selecting inband management parameters .......................................................... 5-9 switching to oos at excessive error rates .......................................................... 5-9 selecting red...

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    Table of contents installation and operation manual vi mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 preparing v5.2 variants – ports section ............................................................ 5-71 bypassing timeslots from legacy main link ports ............................................. 5-73 preparing a na...

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    Installation and operation manual table of contents mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 vii timing considerations for e1/t1 ring redundancy applications .......................... 7-8 7.4 drop & insert (bypass) configurations ...................................................................... 7-13 basic dr...

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    Table of contents installation and operation manual viii mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 appendix a. Pinouts appendix b. Alarm & error ("sanity") messages appendix c. Snmp management appendix d. Installing new cl sofware releases appendix e. Operation environment appendix f. Command language appendix g. T...

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    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 general description 1-1 chapter 1 introduction 1.1 general description purpose and use megaplex-2100/2104 is a family of high-capacity user-configurable modular e1/t1 integrating access devices with snmp management. Megaplex-2100/2104 multiplexers provide an efficient and c...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-2 general description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 moreover, the operating software can be remotely downloaded, therefore improvements and new features can be easily added across the whole network. The range of modules and options available for...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 applications 1-3 redundancy, as well as common logic redundancy. When necessary, two power supply modules can be installed to provide redundancy. The megaplex-2100/2104 equipment supports telnet and snmp management, b...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-4 applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 and data channels and redirect the traffic to separate trunks, maximizing efficiency by directly connecting each trunk to the appropriate service (pstn (legacy, v5.1, v5.2), isdn, frame relay, ip netw...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-5 megaplex main link v5.2 master module megaplex local exchange v5.2 interface main link modules (v5.2 slaves) primary link secondary link megaplex hs-s vc-16 megaplex figure 1-3. Typical v5.2 ...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-6 equipment description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • control subsystem, can include one or two common logic (cl) modules. • power supply subsystem, can include one or two power supply (ps) modules. • user interfacing and processing subsystem....

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-7 rad offers the following rack mounting kits: • rm-mp-mx-23/19: for installing the megaplex-2100 in both 19” and 23” racks • mp2104/rm: for installing the megaplex-2104 in 19” racks. Rack-moun...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-8 equipment description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table 1-1. I/o module types function designation description low speed data modules ls-2a low-speed rs-232 synchronous/asynchronous data sub-multiplexer module. The channel data rates are in ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-9 function designation description hs-q/n high-speed data interface module, provides four high-speed v.35 or rs-530/v.11 data channels and supports the bert function. Channel data rates are use...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-10 equipment description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 function designation description hsf-1, hsf-2 * one- or two-port teleprotection interface modules, complying with ieee c37.94 requirements, with 850 nm multimode fiber interface for connecti...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-11 function designation description vc-4, vc-8, vc-16 voice interface modules, provide four, eight, or sixteen pcm-encoded toll-quality voice channels. Suitable for various loop-start applicati...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-12 equipment description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 function designation description voice/fax modules ( cont .) vfs-24 vfs-48 vfs-30 vfs-60 * family of voice/fax signal compression server modules supporting low-rate compressed voice. Four mo...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-13 table 1-2. Main link modules designation description ml-ip ip main link module, includes all the functions needed to support the transfer of tdm traffic over ip networks, including ip routin...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-14 equipment description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 designation description ml-2e1/v52, ml-1e1/v52 same as ml-1e1 and ml-2e1, and in addition support the v5.2 protocol. The v5.2 protocol enables dynamic channel assignment, thus allowing over-...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-15 the number of main link modules that can be installed in a megaplex chassis depends on the desired system configuration. The following general rules always apply: • at least one main link mo...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-16 equipment description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 other “counterclockwise”. Therefore, each megaplex can receive data through two different paths. Normally, one of the rings carries the data, and the other is idle. In case of failure, the f...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-17 • storage of configuration databases. This information is stored in non-volatile memory. The configuration databases can also be uploaded and downloaded through the management link. • collec...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-18 equipment description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • dc-powered modules: ps/48 and ps/24. The modules operate on -48 vdc and 24 vdc, respectively (nominal voltage is marked on the module panel), and can provide line feed voltages (-48 or 24 ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 equipment description 1-19 auxiliary modules in addition to the ringer-2100r module described above, rad offers the acm alarm control module. The acm module provides two main functions: • input ports – enable the mega...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-20 main system characteristics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 1.4 main system characteristics general number of tdm buses 1 to 8, each supporting up to 32 64-kbps timeslots internal multiplexing technique time division, byte interleaved main link...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main system characteristics 1-21 transmit levels • ±3v ±10%, balanced • ±2.73v ±10%, unbalanced receive levels • 0 through -12 db for low sensitivity • 0 through -36 db for high sensitivity electrical t1 line interfac...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-22 main system characteristics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 line type single unloaded, unconditioned copper twisted pair, 26 awg or thicker nominal line impedance 135 Ω range see table 1-4 line connector 40-pin scsi female connector table 1-4. ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main system characteristics 1-23 external port interfaces net 1, net 2 user 10/100baset or 100base-fx, in accordance with order (see table 1-5 ) 10/100baset table 1-5. Ip link fiber-optic interface characteristics int...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-24 main system characteristics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system management management capabilities • ascii supervision terminal, connected either directly or via modem • telnet • snmp (radview and any other snmp-based network management stat...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main system characteristics 1-25 tests • local and remote bert on channels, ports, bundles, individual timeslots and individual bits in a timeslot • local and remote loopbacks on channels, ports, and timeslots • forwa...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-26 main system characteristics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 max. Power supply output currents +5v -5v +12v -12v ps/ac 40a 6.5a 2a 2a ps/24, ps/48 40a 6.5a 2a 2a internal power supply for megaplex-2104 ac power supply • 110/115 vac (allowed rang...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 1 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main system characteristics 1-27 megaplex-2100 chassis number of module slots 16-slot card cage slot usage • 2 power supply slots • 2 common logic slots • 12 identical slots for i/o (voice, data, etc.) and main link m...

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    Chapter 1 introduction installation and operation manual 1-28 main system characteristics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6.

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    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system structure 2-1 chapter 2 functional description this chapter provides a functional description of the megaplex system and describes its main features. For background information on the operating environment of megaplex systems, refer to appendix e . 2.1 system structu...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-2 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 2.2 megaplex functional block diagram figure 2-1 shows the functional block diagram of the megaplex system. I/o module bu s in terfac e megaplex system to co mmun ica ti...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-3 the flow of data is performed through a set of tdm buses, as shown in figure 2-1 : • an i/o module has external ports that connect to the local user's equipment, and bus...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-4 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 buses are used by the 8-port main link modules working in conjunction with the hs-6n or hs-12n modules. Only modules having the appropriate hardware can access the large...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-5 dual-link tdm module cross-connect matrix tdm link 1 interface tdm link 2 interface link 1 link 2 tdm bus b interface tdm bus d interface tdm bus c interface tdm bus a i...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-6 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 local and remote loopbacks on channels, ports, and timeslots. Forward and remote tone injection in individual timeslots (voice channels only). The tdm link interfaces pr...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-7 configuration activities needed to transport their payload are defined on the bundle. For example: a voice channel will be “connected” to a bundle having one timeslot an...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-8 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the user in accordance with the expected jitter for each bundle (the size adjustment range is ±3 to ±300 msec). Because of their function, these buffers are called jitte...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-9 local ip routing table. Each of these entries includes the destination address and the corresponding next-hop address. In addition, each static entry includes a user-spe...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-10 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 for tdm main link modules, the destination is a port or timeslot specified by the user or the v5.2 exchange. This permits to route any i/o channel to any timeslot of an...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-11 system automatically routes the payload of any such module only to the tdm buses supported by it. If a problem occurs as a result of restrictions on the number of buses...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-12 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 when using the unidirectional broadcast mode, it is necessary to instruct each main link port or bundle how to handle the traffic flow and signaling information. This i...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-13 handling the channel-associated signaling information as explained in appendix e , when the cas (legacy) method is used, the signaling information of each channel is ca...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-14 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the selection between regular (“legacy”) channel-associated signaling and the r2 protocol is also made by means of profiles. As a result, each main link port can be con...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-15 enabling operation in the v5.1 mode any e1 port of a main link module can be prepared for direct connection to a local exchange using the v5.1 protocol (see description...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-16 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 services available to subscribers while the link operates, the local exchange is the entity that provides service to the subscribers and determines the features availab...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-17 ports can also be blocked during variant definition. • restarting. Both the local exchange and the multiplexer may initiate v5.1 link restarting. To enable the local ex...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-18 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the user to use the v5.2 link). See a typical equipment configuration in figure 2-4 . This mode provides pstn and isdn subscribers connected to a megaplex unit full acc...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-19 is configured with more than one port, the additional port must be configured as secondary port. The e1 links of the v5.2 master ports are automatically configured to u...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-20 megaplex functional block diagram mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 on the other hand, each e1 link used for legacy multiplexer services requires one tdm bus to bring the traffic. Therefore, the concentration capacity of the v5.2 link i...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex functional block diagram 2-21 when one or more of the isdn ports routed to the e1 link use the external d-channel mode, the payload of the corresponding d-channels is routed to the prescribed timesl...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-22 system timing considerations mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • configure the parameters that control the response to line fault conditions, detection of on-hook, off-hook and hook-flash states, etc. • define specific ring cadences. Up...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system timing considerations 2-23 common clock signal, called the system or nodal clock, and flexible system timing options are available. The following sections explain in detail the distribution of clock s...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-24 system timing considerations mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 loopback timing: timing locked to the clock signal recovered from the receive signal of a selected main link. External timing: timing locked to one of the high-speed data ch...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system timing considerations 2-25 megaplex ~ megaplex internal timing loopback timing figure 2-6. Network using internal timing the internal timing mode can be used in point-to-point links and in independent...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-26 system timing considerations mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 data with similar accuracy, therefore it is necessary to lock the timing of the megaplex link to the channel timing. Megaplex megaplex external timing loopback timing xmit c...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system timing considerations 2-27 in this application, the clock source is connected to the external clock input in the station clock interface, and serves as the nodal timing reference. The nodal clock sign...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-28 system timing considerations mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 because of the transmission characteristics of packet switching networks, which use statistical multiplexing, the instantaneous receive rate can vary over a wide range. Ther...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system timing considerations 2-29 external dce timing mode in the external dce mode, the megaplex data channel sends data accompanied by a receive clock to the connected equipment, and accepts transmit data ...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-30 system timing considerations mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 isdn channel timing modes when a megaplex link is used to connect remote isdn equipment to the isdn network, it is necessary to ensure that the timing of the remote equipmen...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system management capabilities 2-31 timing modes for isdn channels with “u” interface in general, isdn channels with “u” interfaces support two timing modes: lt and nt. When the channels are used to connect ...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-32 system management capabilities mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • megaplex system testing. • display of alarm status and history. • reading of external alarm conditions and generation of control signals by means of relay contacts (for ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system management capabilities 2-33 • automatic database flipping, in accordance with the predefined flip conditions. To enable network-wide automatic flipping, each megaplex system can be configured to broa...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-34 system management capabilities mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 management traffic is multiplexed together with the payload in the same signal structure. When several megaplex units are managed by daisy-chaining their serial management...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 system management capabilities 2-35 management communication through ip main link modules when a megaplex chassis includes both cl modules with ethernet interface and ip main link modules, the cl ethernet po...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-36 diagnostic capabilities mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • off-line, using any pc directly connected to the serial port of the cl module. The downloading is performed by means of a small utility, supplied together with the application ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 diagnostic capabilities 2-37 the priority of each alarm can be defined by the user. For continuous system monitoring, the user can enable automatic transmission of alarm messages through the supervisory port...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-38 diagnostic capabilities mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the alarm indications can be provided by means of contact closures, by environmental sensors connected to the acm inbound ports, etc. The acm module is configured by the user to ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 2 functional description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 diagnostic capabilities 2-39 on these modules can also be used to test for proper operation at the system level, as well as test network connections. This subsystem can be used to activate local and remote l...

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    Chapter 2 functional description installation and operation manual 2-40 diagnostic capabilities mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6.

  • Page 95: Chapter  3

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 introduction 3-1 chapter 3 system installation and operation 3.1 introduction this chapter provides installation and operation instructions for the megaplex systems, and for the installation of the cl and ps modules that are part of the basic system configuration. The chapt...

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    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-2 safety precautions mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 3.2 safety precautions no internal settings, adjustment, maintenance, and repairs may be performed by either the operator or the user; such activities may be performed only ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 safety precautions 3-3 whenever megaplex units are installed in a rack, make sure that the rack is properly grounded and connected to a reliable, low-resistance grounding system. Protecting agains...

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    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-4 site requirements mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 3.3 site requirements before connecting this product to a power source, make sure to read the handling energized products section at the beginning of this manual. Ac power ac...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 site requirements 3-5 hdsl interface comply with ets 101 135 requirements. Fiber-optic interfaces are equipped with st, fc/pc or sc connectors, in accordance with order. The maximum allowable line...

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    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-6 site requirements mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the external clock interface is terminated in a separate rj-45 connector. The clock connector includes the following inputs and outputs: • external clock input: balanced (100...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 site requirements 3-7 25-pin d-type male connector with user-selectable rs-232 dte or dce interface. When configured as a dte interface, the network port can be used as a dial-out port, for direct...

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    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-8 package contents mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 to meet these standards, it is necessary to perform the following actions: • connect the megaplex case to a low-resistance grounding system. • install blank panels to cover al...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 description of mp-2100 enclosure 3-9 3.5 required equipment the cables needed to connect to the mp-2100/mp-2104 modules depend on your specific application. You can prepare the appropriate cables ...

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    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-10 description of mp-2100 enclosure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 to prevent physical damage to the electronic components assembled on the two sides of the module printed circuit boards (pcb) while it is inserted into its ch...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 installing ps modules 3-11 table 3-1. Mp-2100 front panel indicators indicator description on line lights steadily when the corresponding ps module is on and the cl module is active test indicates...

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    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-12 installing ps modules mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 grounding screw fan dc input connector ac power connector input voltage range marking power switch ps/ac vdc-in rtn +72 -48 100-120vac 200-240vac p o w e r grounding scr...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 installing ps modules 3-13 if the mp-2100/mp-2104 chassis must be operated with floating ground, it may also be necessary to disconnect the ground reference on all the installed modules and check ...

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    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-14 installing cl modules mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 installing a ps module do not connect the power and/or ring and feed voltage cable(s) to a ps module before you insert it in the mp-2100 chassis, and disconnect the cabl...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 installing cl modules 3-15 figure 3-6. Cl.2 module panels control-eth control-dce mcl-2 eth alarm maj min on tst r2 r e l a y r1 control-dce control-eth alarm maj min on tst r2 r e l a y r1 mcl-2 ...

  • Page 110

    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-16 installing cl modules mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table 3-2. Cl module panel components item function on indicator lights steadily on the master (active) module. Flashes when this module is in standby alarm maj indicato...

  • Page 111

    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 installing cl modules 3-17 installing a cl module 1. Set section 1 of the cl.2 front-panel dip switch to on, to enable preliminary configuration by means of a supervision terminal. Set all the oth...

  • Page 112

    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-18 installing the mp-2100 enclosure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 2. Whenever possible, connect the supervision terminal directly to the control dce connector of the on-line cl module. 3. Send a reset command to the module t...

  • Page 113

    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 installing the mp-2100 enclosure 3-19 installing in 19” rack for rack installation, it is necessary to install two brackets to the sides of the unit. As illustrated in figure 3-7 , you may install...

  • Page 114

    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-20 installing the mp-2100 enclosure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 figure 3-8. Attachment of brackets for installation of mp-2100 unit in 23” rack after attaching the brackets, fasten the enclosure to the rack by four screws ...

  • Page 115

    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 installing the mp-2100 enclosure 3-21 connecting power 1. Check that the power switches on the ps modules, and when applicable, on the ringer-2100r module, are set to off. 2. Connect the power cab...

  • Page 116

    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-22 installing the mp-2100 enclosure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 terminal cables must have a frame ground connection. Use ungrounded cables when connecting a supervisory terminal to a dc-powered unit with floating ground. U...

  • Page 117

    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 mp-2100 operating instructions 3-23 connecting to main link and i/o modules refer to the corresponding module installation and operation manual. 3.10 mp-2100 operating instructions turn on 1. Set ...

  • Page 118

    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-24 description of mp-2104 enclosure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 not yet operative, the module alarm indicator and/or loc s. Loss (red alarm) and/or rem s. Loss (yel alarm) indicator may light. These indicators turn off as ...

  • Page 119

    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 description of mp-2104 enclosure 3-25 note the labels which designate the type of module that can be installed in each slot; in addition, each slot is keyed, therefore it is not possible to instal...

  • Page 120

    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-26 description of mp-2104 enclosure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 physical installation the mp-2104 can be installed on shelves and racks. In addition, a wall mounting kit is also available. Do not connect power to the enclo...

  • Page 121

    Installation and operation manual chapter 3 system installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 description of mp-2104 enclosure 3-27 figure 3-14. Installation of brackets for wall mounting figure 3-15. Wall installation data 482.6 96.2 44.5 465.5 374.4.

  • Page 122

    Chapter 3 system installation and operation installation and operation manual 3-28 module installation and operation mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 figure 3-16. Unit height, relative to wall m eg a pl ex- 21 04 t est al a rm p o w e r su pp l y sy st em on l in e 3.12 module installation and operation re...

  • Page 123: Chapter  4

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 introduction 4-1 chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet 4.1 introduction this chapter provides general information related to the management of megaplex systems by means of ascii terminals. Ip hosts using the telnet protocol can also manage the megaplex system usin...

  • Page 124

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-2 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 use the terminal as a supervision terminal, for performing all the management activities supported by the megaplex system. The software necessary to run the megaplex system su...

  • Page 125

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 introduction 4-3 is intended for direct connection through a straight-through cable to a modem. Both supervisory ports support the following data rates: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 384...

  • Page 126

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-4 introduction mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 and ports that are connected to another megaplex port are to be configured as agent ports. • multidrop connections. You may use a multidrop configuration to connect the superv...

  • Page 127

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 preliminary configuration 4-5 connection through a modem link, are possible. The use of multidrop configurations is not recommended. • connection to ethernet port (out-of-band communication). ...

  • Page 128

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-6 preliminary configuration mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 preparing for connecting a supervision terminal through regular modem links this section explains how to connect a supervision terminal through a regular modem li...

  • Page 129

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 preliminary configuration 4-7 data bits 8 bits parity none stop bits 1 bit flow control none 3. Press several times. The megaplex should reply with a prompt. 4. Using the def sp con2 command, ...

  • Page 130

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-8 preliminary configuration mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 in your terminal requires control sequences differing from those used by the terminals listed above, type the command def term and enter your terminal control seq...

  • Page 131

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 preliminary configuration 4-9 configuring megaplex for telnet or snmp management to prepare the megaplex system for configuration by means of telnet hosts and/or snmp management stations, use ...

  • Page 132

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-10 megaplex supervision language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 4.3 megaplex supervision language this section explains the megaplex supervision language syntax, usage, and presents a concise description of the megaplex s...

  • Page 133

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex supervision language 4-11 the configuration data is not valid, the stored database will not be activated; instead, the default database will be activated. To facilitate the correction...

  • Page 134

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-12 megaplex supervision language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • to obtain help, type h. Command options the following general types of options are available with some commands. See details in the command set index, tabl...

  • Page 135

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex supervision language 4-13 • the command is executed only after it is validated. • after the command is executed, you will see the prompt again. If the time stamp is included in the pr...

  • Page 136

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-14 megaplex supervision language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 index of commands table 4-1 lists the megaplex commands in ascending alphabetical order. Table 4-1. Megaplex command set index command purpose options act va...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex supervision language 4-15 command purpose options db net upd copy database from edit buffer to non-volatile memory, and wait for db net go command to activate it db undo [changes] can...

  • Page 138

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-16 megaplex supervision language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command purpose options def psw def pwd define a new password, and/or display the current password def rdn st control the state (enable/disable) of a port wh...

  • Page 139

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex supervision language 4-17 command purpose options del permanent am cancel the masking of a specified alarm and delete it from the non-volatile memory del rip2 agent delete selected en...

  • Page 140

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-18 megaplex supervision language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command purpose options dsp db list display list of valid databases stored in the non-volatile memory dsp default db display the number of the database defin...

  • Page 141

    Installation and operation manual chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex supervision language 4-19 command purpose options dsp st sys display system status dsp st ts display the timeslot assignment in the current database dsp st var dsp st variant display ...

  • Page 142

    Chapter 4 management using terminals and telnet installation and operation manual 4-20 megaplex supervision language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command purpose options load db copy a selected database from non-volatile memory to the edit buffer reset reset the module installed in a specified slot tim...

  • Page 143: Chapter  5

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 introduction 5-1 chapter 5 configuring typical applications 5.1 introduction this chapter provides configuration instructions and guidelines for typical megaplex applications. The examples presented in this chapter assume that a megaplex unit is configured using a standard ...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-2 defining the system configuration mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 5.2 configuration sequence to prepare a typical megaplex system for operation in accordance with customer’s requirements, perform the following activities in t...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 defining the system configuration 5-3 5.3 defining the system configuration the purpose of the system configuration activity is to define system-wide parameters, for example: • the modules to be in...

  • Page 146

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-4 defining the system configuration mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 slot: ps-a ps-b cl-a cl-b type: ps ps mcl.2 mcl.2 slot: io-01 io-02 io-03 io-04 io-05 type: ml-2e1 ml-2e1 ls-12 vc-6/e&m ls-12 slot: io-06 io-07 io-08 io-09 io...

  • Page 147

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 defining the system configuration 5-5 master fallback mode: adaptive internal bnd : 003 n.C. The main difference is the addition of the bnd fields, which appear when adaptive is selected for one (o...

  • Page 148

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-6 configuring tdm main links mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 in addition to the translation of individual bits, the receive path conversion section can also be used to define the signaling bit patterns that indicate the busy an...

  • Page 149

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring tdm main links 5-7 port ex1 parameters ------------------- service logical link id interface id startup mode reprovision ------------ ---------------- -------------- ------------- -----...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-8 configuring tdm main links mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 module : ml-2/t1 port ex1 parameters ------------------- connect frame sig. Profile idle code cga redundancy ------- -------- ------------ --------- ----- ---------- ...

  • Page 151

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring tdm main links 5-9 when using the long haul setting, it is important to configure unused ports as unconnected (connect=no), because the high sensitivity of the receive path may be suffi...

  • Page 152

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-10 configuring tdm main links mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration guidelines for v5.1 links three main activities are needed to prepare v5.1 links for operation: • configuring the v5.1 service parameters of the main l...

  • Page 153

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring tdm main links 5-11 when desired, the d-channel can be routed to a separate e1 link (external d-channel mode – see for example timeslot 4): in this case, the user can specify the slot, ...

  • Page 154

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-12 configuring the i/o module and channel parameters mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 5.5 configuring the i/o module and channel parameters after configuring the tdm main links, the user can define the parameters of the individu...

  • Page 155

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring the i/o module and channel parameters 5-13 1. For channels connected to links operating in the v5.1 mode, timeslot assignment is performed by defining the variant (refer to the configur...

  • Page 156

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-14 timeslot routing mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 if the map type parameter is user, and you selected the uni-brd rx or bid-brd rx mode, then after pressing to end selecting the routing parameters you will see the first line ...

  • Page 157

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 timeslot routing 5-15 assigning full timeslots this activity is used to route bypassed timeslots, and allocate timeslots to channels requiring bandwidth in multiples of 64 kbps. When assigning time...

  • Page 158

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-16 timeslot routing mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 buses cannot support the newly added channels. When the changes include the rerouting of timeslots, the flow of data is momentarily disrupted. In this case, you will receive a...

  • Page 159

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 timeslot routing 5-17 timeslots is automatically derived from the current configuration of the relevant modules. The symbols appearing in this section are as follows: b1 indicates a channel using t...

  • Page 160

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-18 timeslot routing mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ts 01 ts 02 ts 03 ts 04 ts 05 ts 06 03:02 04:07 04:08 04:09 04:10 - - - uni brd d data data data data data ts 07 ts 08 ts 09 ts 10 ts 11 ts 12 05:05 05:07 06:in02 06:in03 06:i...

  • Page 161

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 timeslot routing 5-19 in the bidirectional broadcast mode, you can bypass timeslots only between ports located on the same main link module. 3. After selecting the types for the timeslots in the fi...

  • Page 162

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-20 timeslot routing mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 to help you determine the number of timeslots needed by a channel operating in the unidirectional and bidirectional broadcast modes, a special identifier, b1, appears in the r...

  • Page 163

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 timeslot routing 5-21 the maximum number of channels appearing in the required timeslots section is equal to the number of channels available on the connected module with most channels, and therefo...

  • Page 164

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-22 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 def split ts 1:1:7 module : ml-2e1 required split timeslot bits for io-01 : ch 01: io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 ch...

  • Page 165

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-23 5.7 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications using the ring redundancy capabilities (described in cha...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-24 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring the central megaplex unit 1. Configure the modules and timing sources for the central megaplex unit: central>def s...

  • Page 167

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-25 2. Configure the ml-2e1 links for the central megaplex unit: central>def ch 1 module : ml-2/e1 port ex1 parameters -----------...

  • Page 168

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-26 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 3. Configure the hs-q/n channels for the central megaplex unit: central>def ch 4 module : hs-q/n port ex1 parameters ---------...

  • Page 169

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-27 4. Assign timeslots to each hs-q/n channel, and a mng timeslot, to the central megaplex unit in accordance with figure 5-1: ce...

  • Page 170

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-28 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring megaplex unit a 1. Configure the modules and timing sources for megaplex unit a: central>def sys slot: ps-a ps-b c...

  • Page 171

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-29 2. Configure the ml-2e1 links for megaplex unit a: a>def ch 1 module : ml-2/e1 port ex1 parameters ------------------- service...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-30 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 4. Configure the hs-q/n channel 1 of megaplex unit a: a>def ch 4 1 module : hs-q/n port ex1 parameters -------------------- co...

  • Page 173

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-31 5. Assign timeslots on main link port 2 of megaplex unit a to hs-q/n channel 1, a mng timeslot, and then bypass timeslots in a...

  • Page 174

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-32 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring megaplex unit b 1. Configure the modules and timing sources for megaplex unit b: b>def sys slot: ps-a ps-b cl-a cl...

  • Page 175

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-33 2. Configure the ml-2e1 links for megaplex unit b: b>def ch 1 module : ml-2/e1 port ex1 parameters ------------------- service...

  • Page 176

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-34 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 3. Configure the hs-q/n channel 1 of megaplex unit b: b>def ch 4 1 module : hs-q/n port ex1 parameters -------------------- co...

  • Page 177

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-35 4. Assign timeslots on main link port 2 of megaplex unit b to hs-q/n channel 1, a mng timeslot, and then bypass timeslots in a...

  • Page 178

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-36 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring megaplex unit c 1. Configure the modules and timing sources for megaplex unit c: c>def sys slot: ps-a ps-b cl-a cl...

  • Page 179

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-37 2. Configure the ml-2e1 links for megaplex unit c: c>def ch 1 module : ml-2/e1 port ex1 parameters ------------------- service...

  • Page 180

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-38 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 3. Configure the hs-q/n channel 1 of megaplex unit c: c>def ch 4 1 module : hs-q/n port ex1 parameters -------------------- co...

  • Page 181

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-39 4. Assign timeslots on main link port 2 of megaplex unit c to hs-q/n channel 1, a mng timeslot, and then bypass timeslots in a...

  • Page 182

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-40 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring megaplex unit d 1. Configure the modules and timing sources for megaplex unit d: d>def sys slot: ps-a ps-b cl-a cl...

  • Page 183

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-41 2. Configure the ml-2e1 links for megaplex unit d: d>def ch 1 module : ml-2/e1 port ex1 parameters ------------------- service...

  • Page 184

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-42 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 3. Configure the hs-q/n channel 1 of megaplex unit d: d>def ch 4 1 module : hs-q/n port ex1 parameters -------------------- co...

  • Page 185

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 typical configuration procedures for ring redundancy applications 5-43 4. Assign timeslots on main link port 2 of megaplex unit d to hs-q/n channel 1, a mng timeslot, and then bypass timeslots in a...

  • Page 186

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-44 configuring typical tdmoip applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 5.8 configuring typical tdmoip applications this section provides configuration guidelines for a megaplex equipped with tdmoip main link modules, ml-ip....

  • Page 187

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring typical tdmoip applications 5-45 because of the characteristics of the rfer protocol, which is based on the use of vlan tagging for protection purposes, it is not possible to enable vla...

  • Page 188

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-46 configuring typical tdmoip applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 module : ml-ip port ex1 parameters ------------------- auto negotiation max capability advertised lan rate ---------------- ------------------------- --...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring typical tdmoip applications 5-47 • lan interface type lan type: this field displays the physical interface of the corresponding port: ethernet ii for 10/100baset interfaces, or 100basef...

  • Page 190

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-48 configuring typical tdmoip applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 a typical data form for the ml-ip internal ports is shown below. Port in1 parameters ------------------- connect signaling sig. Profile ip address subne...

  • Page 191

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring typical tdmoip applications 5-49 configuration instructions for bundles rad offers a dedicated tdmoip calculator that can be used to calculate the optimum packet rate and the total band...

  • Page 192

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-50 configuring typical tdmoip applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 destination ip specifies the ip address of the destination bundle (another tdmoip device). When the destination bundle is located on another ml-ip modul...

  • Page 193

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring typical tdmoip applications 5-51 means of the add route command). • jitter buffer. The jitter buffer is used to mitigate the effects of delay variation in the ip network. For reliable o...

  • Page 194

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-52 configuring typical tdmoip applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 therefore, before considering any other delays encountered along the end-to-end transmission path, the round-trip (or echo) delay for the voice channel ...

  • Page 195

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring typical tdmoip applications 5-53 in addition, make sure to select identical values for the oos sig. Parameter of the two ports. The mechanism used to initiate and execute bundle redunda...

  • Page 196

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-54 configuring typical tdmoip applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 module : ml-ip required timeslots for io-02: ch-01: io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 channel 01 bp bp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 01 - - - - cha...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring typical tdmoip applications 5-55 internal port, the data form includes the following 4 subfields (listed from top to bottom): • timeslot number, in the range of ts01 through ts31 • the ...

  • Page 198

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-56 configuring the flip database mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 in addition, you can also enter the metric associated with the ip traffic passing through this route. The metric is in the range of 1 to 15, and specifies the max...

  • Page 199

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring the flip database 5-57 preparing the flip database the preparation of the flip database includes the following steps: step action command 1 define the megaplex network number def agent ...

  • Page 200

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-58 configuring the flip database mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 {steps 1, 2, 3 are used to define the failures of links a or b as events} 1. Define the link a failure event on megaplex a: >def flip event no event type bit no s...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring the general system parameters 5-59 {steps 8 and 9 define the general parameters that control the propagation of flip data in the network} 7. Enable the broadcasting of flip data on each...

  • Page 202

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-60 configuring the alarm handling parameters mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • ml-ip module • hs-eth/sw module. To configure cl modules with ethernet interface installed in the megaplex to route their traffic through one of the...

  • Page 203

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring the alarm handling parameters 5-61 alarm reporting policy to meet the needs of large organizations for a standardized, unified alarm reporting method adapted to specific needs of each o...

  • Page 204

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-62 configuring the alarm handling parameters mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 >def ar alarm report log relay1 relay2 minor led major led ------------- ------ --- ------ ------ --------- --------- critical on yes yes yes yes yes ...

  • Page 205

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring the alarm handling parameters 5-63 >def aw enter time window value (1 to 255) : 30 >def af 7 alarm slot port set value reset value ----- ---- ---- --------- ----------- 7 io-1 ex1 050 0...

  • Page 206

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-64 saving the configuration database mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 a masked alarm does not effect the megaplex alarm status. The only exception is an event alarm for which a threshold has been defined (see def at command): if...

  • Page 207

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring v5.2 applications 5-65 be selected for activation is the database that has been selected by the db net upd command. If the flip database is empty, the selected database will be the last...

  • Page 208

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-66 configuring v5.2 applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 selecting the v5.2 operating mode the v5.2 operating mode is selected by means of the def sys command (see also section 5.3 ). After the desired module types are ...

  • Page 209

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring v5.2 applications 5-67 skip ubr restart this option controls the unblocking of ports when starting v5.2 communication with the local exchange. In general, you can select no: the ports a...

  • Page 210

    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-68 configuring v5.2 applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 module : ml-2e1 port ex1 parameters - - - - - - - - - - service logical link id interface id startup mode reprovision - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ...

  • Page 211

    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring v5.2 applications 5-69 configuring legacy main link ports the megaplex may include e1 main link ports operating in the legacy mode. For such links, the timeslots carrying pstn and isdn ...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-70 configuring v5.2 applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 c-channel parameter type c-channel ------------------- ----------------- type logical id ts physical link num pstn s p f --------- ---------- -- -----------------...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring v5.2 applications 5-71 only when isdn ports are supported. • standby: standby (protection) c channels for the regular c channels (one to three standby c channels can be defined). Must b...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-72 configuring v5.2 applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 module with isdn interface, or a timeslot of a legacy main link port carrying the b1 channel from an isdn subscriber). The isdn network fabric automatically conne...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring v5.2 applications 5-73 l3/ef for pstn ports: selects the layer 3 (l3) address to be used in layer 3 protocol messages that carry the signaling information of this port. The allowed rang...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-74 configuring v5.2 applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 b1 channel in timeslot 2 b2 channel in timeslot 3 compressed d-channel in timeslot 4 (two bits, starting with bit 1). This configuration is consistent with the co...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 5 configuring typical applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuring v5.2 applications 5-75 • define specific ring cadences. Up to 10 different ring cadences can be defined, where each cadence can include up to 4 pairs of distinct ringing/silence interva...

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    Chapter 5 configuring typical applications installation and operation manual 5-76 configuring v5.2 applications mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 you may install i/o modules for supporting local subscribers. I/o modules must be connected to a legacy main link port. Any main link port, except a port located ...

  • Page 219: Chapter  6

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 introduction 6-1 chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics 6.1 introduction the megaplex diagnostic functions can be used to test the proper operation of the megaplex system and to rapidly identify faulty components. Overview of diagnostic functions diagnostic functions are...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-2 main link module loopbacks mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • ip connectivity tests. Megaplex modules which support ip communication, for example, ml-ip and hs-eth/sw, can use the ping function, part of the icmp protocol, for c...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main link module loopbacks 6-3 local main link loopback the signal paths during a local main link loopback are shown in figure 6-1 . As shown in figure 6-1 , when a local loopback is activated on a ...

  • Page 222

    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-4 main link module loopbacks mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the remote loopback should be activated only after checking that the remote unit operates normally with local main link loopback. In this case, the remote unit must re...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main link module loopbacks 6-5 while the loopback is activated, the transmit signal of the corresponding internal port remains connected to the external link, but the signal received from the extern...

  • Page 224

    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-6 main link module loopbacks mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 of the redundancy pair (even if it has been activated by a command to the other port). Transmission network local unit system management remote unit figure 6-4. Remote...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main link tests 6-7 remote loopback on internal or external port timeslots the remote loopback on individual timeslots of an internal or external port is similar to the remote loopback on the whole ...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-8 main link tests mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • 511-bit long pseudo-random sequence per itu-t rec. O.153 • 63-bit long pseudo-random sequence • repetitive patterns of one mark (“1”) followed by seven spaces (“0”) (1m-7s); on...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main link tests 6-9 in contrast to loopbacks, which are automatically activated on the redundancy partner, ber tests are not activated on the partner, but can be separately performed on each port in...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-10 main link tests mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 transmission network system management remote unit local unit test sequence evaluator test sequence generator rm figure 6-5. Local ber test on external port, signal paths remote...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main link tests 6-11 transmission network system management remote unit local unit test sequence evaluator test sequence generator rm figure 6-6. Remote ber test on external port, signal paths local...

  • Page 230

    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-12 main link tests mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 local ber test on bits in a split timeslot the local ber test described in the local ber test on internal or external port section above can also be performed on selected indivi...

  • Page 231

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 main link tests 6-13 description of tone injection tests supported by main link modules local test tone injection the user can instruct a main link module to inject a test tone in any desired timesl...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-14 i/o module tests and loopbacks mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 as a result, a 1-khz tone should be heard clearly and loudly in the earpiece of a telephone set connected to the corresponding remote voice channel. Figure 6-8 sh...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 i/o module tests and loopbacks 6-15 transmission network local unit system management remote unit channel 1 channel 2 .. .. .. .. Typical module user or test equipment ... .. User or test equipment ...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-16 i/o module tests and loopbacks mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 transmission network local unit system management remote unit typical module user or test equipment user or test equipment channel 1 channel 2 .. .. .. .. ... .. ...

  • Page 235

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 i/o module tests and loopbacks 6-17 • a remote loopback on a module ( figure 6-12 ) allows the remote side to check the complete transmission path down to, but without including, the local module. T...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-18 i/o module tests and loopbacks mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 transmission network local unit system management remote unit user or test equipment typical module channel 1 channel 2 channel 3 sequence generator sequence eval...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 i/o module tests and loopbacks 6-19 transmission network local unit system management remote unit user or test equipment user or test equipment typical module channel 1 channel 2 channel 3 ~ test to...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-20 i/o module tests and loopbacks mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table 6-1. Troubleshooting chart no. Trouble symptoms probable cause corrective measures 1 megaplex does not turn on 1. No power check that power is available at ...

  • Page 239

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 frequently asked questions 6-21 no. Trouble symptoms probable cause corrective measures 4. Defective cl module replace the corresponding cl module 5. Defective megaplex replace megaplex 4 the status...

  • Page 240

    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-22 frequently asked questions mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 qis it possible to download megaplex software versions using radview tftp? Ayes, starting from version 12.6. Qwhat are the configuration, software and hardware requir...

  • Page 241

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 frequently asked questions 6-23 qdoes the fan in the ps always operate? Ain megaplex-2100, ps-180 and ps-200 power supply modules have a miniature cooling fan installed on their front panels. The ps...

  • Page 242

    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-24 frequently asked questions mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 qwhat are the capabilities of fcd, dxc and mp for performing management through ts0? Afrom the e1s ts0 spare bits for national use: fcd-e1 uses only sa4 (4 kbps bandw...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 frequently asked questions 6-25 short between the negative pole of the battery and the mp-2100 chassis will create a positive voltage dc (+24 or +48 vdc). Mp-2104 dc can be set to work with positive...

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    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-26 frequently asked questions mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 run through an inverter. This warning on the differences in some of the pseudorandom patterns can be found in ansi t1m1.3. Qdo e1/t1 ring configurations support the t...

  • Page 245

    Installation and operation manual chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 frequently asked questions 6-27 ano, megaplex does not support the rs-485 interface. You have to use with a converter from rs-485 to rs-232 in order to transmit data from a source rs-485 interface o...

  • Page 246

    Chapter 6 troubleshooting and diagnostics installation and operation manual 6-28 technical support mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 qwhy doesn't megaplex remove the management station's ip address from its table? Athis behavior is normal. When you define the ip address of the management station in the mana...

  • Page 247: Chapter  7

    Mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 basic system application 7-1 chapter 7 application planning guidelines 7.1 introduction this chapter describes typical applications of megaplex systems, and presents system planning considerations related to specific applications. This chapter is organized in two sections: sec...

  • Page 248

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-2 basic system application mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 connected in parallel between two units. This permits achieving the full megaplex payload carrying capacity. Megaplex equipped with 8-port main link modules in conjunction ...

  • Page 249

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 using redundancy to increase system availability 7-3 7.3 using redundancy to increase system availability the operation of a megaplex system depends on three critical types of modules: the power supply...

  • Page 250

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-4 using redundancy to increase system availability mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 for critical applications, a second, redundant, cl module can be installed in the megaplex-2100. The two modules then operate as a master/slave pair...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 using redundancy to increase system availability 7-5 moreover, when redundancy is used, planned maintenance for example, updating software versions, or installing modules with enhanced capabilities, ca...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-6 using redundancy to increase system availability mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex active link redundant (standby) link megaplex figure 7-2. Main link redundancy using dual cables y-cable redundancy for y-cable redundancy,...

  • Page 253

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 using redundancy to increase system availability 7-7 e1/t1 ring redundancy the e1/t1 ring redundancy is a rad proprietary topology suitable for megaplex equipment that provides higher availability for ...

  • Page 254

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-8 using redundancy to increase system availability mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 when one of the segments in the ring fails (see figure 7-5), the cl modules of the two megaplex units adjacent to the failure point detect the loss ...

  • Page 255

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 using redundancy to increase system availability 7-9 • using other timing reference. As an alternative, the equipment can be configured so that the timing reference is distributed in a controlled way t...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-10 using redundancy to increase system availability mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 port 2 tx port 2 port 1 rx rx tx tx port 2 port 1 rx rx tx tx port 2 port 1 rx rx tx tx port 2 port 1 rx rx tx tx port 1 rx rx tx clock reference (...

  • Page 257

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 using redundancy to increase system availability 7-11 5. Since megaplex 5 reports ok to megaplex 4, the latter unit can select its signal as reference (that is, it can switch to its can also be used as...

  • Page 258

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-12 using redundancy to increase system availability mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 megaplex 1 port 2 port 1 master: port 1 fallback: port 2 port 1 port 2 port 1 port 2 port 2 port 1 master: port 2 fallback: rx clock port 2 port 1 ...

  • Page 259

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 drop & insert (bypass) configurations 7-13 7.4 drop & insert (bypass) configurations when two or more independent links are connected to one megaplex unit, it is possible to bypass the desired timeslot...

  • Page 260

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-14 drop & insert (bypass) configurations mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 the minimal drop & insert configuration (two links per megaplex, as illustrated in figure 7-11 ) includes three units. When using the g.704 multiframe (g732s)...

  • Page 261

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-15 you can also bypass timeslots between e1 and t1 ports. This provides full bypassing functionality for data timeslots. For voice timeslots, two limitations apply: • the signa...

  • Page 262

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-16 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 for simplicity, first the path to the user at location d is described: • in the forward path (from location a to d), the timeslot assigned to the hs- rn channel configured f...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-17 • in the reverse path (to location a), the timeslot is always bypassed from port 3 to port 1, en route to location a. To prevent interference from the unidirectional channel...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-18 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 2. Configure hs-rn module at location a: module : hs-r connect format rate ------- ------ --------- port ex01 : yes sync 64 kbps cts rts & dtr mode --- ---------- ------- on...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-19 4. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location a: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-02 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-20 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 module : hs-r connect format rate ------- ------ --------- port ex01 : yes sync 64 kbps cts rts & dtr mode --- ---------- ------- on local dce oper mode ml slot ml channel m...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-21 6. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location b: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-01 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-22 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 7. Configure timeslot allocation for port 2 of the main link module at location b: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-02 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-23 8. Configure hs-rn module at location c: module : hs-r connect format rate ------- ------ --------- port ex01 : yes sync 64 kbps cts rts & dtr mode --- ---------- ------- on...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-24 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 9. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location c: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-02 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-25 10. Configure hs-rn module at location d: module : hs-r connect format rate ------- ------ --------- port ex01 : yes sync 64 kbps cts rts & dtr mode --- ---------- ------- o...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-26 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 11. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location d: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-02 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1...

  • Page 273

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-27 unidirectional broadcast applications for voice modules the unidirectional broadcast mode enables a user at a central location to send messages to users connected to remote ...

  • Page 274

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-28 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 mode is similar to the unidirectional receive mode, except that at any time one of these users (and only one) can transmit to (and be received by) user a. This mode of opera...

  • Page 275

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-29 configuration example – bidirectional broadcast mode 1. Configure all the main link ports as follows: module : ml-2/e1 port ex1 parameters ------------------- service logica...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-30 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 13. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location a: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-01 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-31 14. Configure hs-rn module at location b: module : hs-r connect format rate ------- ------ --------- port ex01 : yes sync 64 kbps cts rts & dtr mode --- ---------- ------- o...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-32 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 15. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location b: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-01 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-33 16. Configure timeslot allocation for port 2 of the main link module at location b: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-02 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-34 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 17. Configure hs-rn module at location c: module : hs-r connect format rate ------- ------ --------- port ex01 : yes sync 64 kbps cts rts & dtr mode --- ---------- ------- o...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-35 18. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location c: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-01 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-36 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 19. Configure timeslot allocation for port 2 of the main link module at location c: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-02 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 broadcast applications 7-37 21. Configure timeslot allocation for port 1 of the main link module at location d: module : ml-2/e1 required timeslots for io-01 : ch-01 : io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 1...

  • Page 284

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-38 broadcast applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 • when the m signal is active (off-hook state), the receive timeslot of link 2 is disconnected from link 1, and the transmit path of the local broadcast user is connected to...

  • Page 285

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-39 section ii tdmoip applications this section provides additional information and considerations which are specific to tdmoip applications. The information appearing in this sect...

  • Page 286

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-40 tdmoip applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 figure 7-18 shows a basic application for megaplex units equipped with ml-ip modules, which illustrates their wide range of capabilities. In the application shown in figure 7-1...

  • Page 287

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-41 figure 7-19 illustrates the approach used to maximize the utilization of the link to the ip network: daisy-chaining multiple megaplex units. Lan pc server megaplex ml-ip lan pc...

  • Page 288

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-42 tdmoip applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 traffic load generated by tdmoip users, as well as methods for optimizing the performance. The discussion in appendix e indicates that for any given payload rate (for example, ...

  • Page 289

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-43 redundancy used for tdm fractional e1 and t1 links: if the active bundle stream fails, megaplex will start using the other bundle stream. Moreover, it is possible to provide re...

  • Page 290

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-44 tdmoip applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 ip network ml-ip ml-ip figure 7-20. Use of ip connection (path) redundancy in the configuration shown in figure 7-20, two bundles are defined as a redundancy pair on the same m...

  • Page 291

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-45 note that to prevent packet storming, this option requires the network be based on switches supporting vlan tagging that can block untagged frames. Ml-ip ml-ip ip network net1 ...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-46 tdmoip applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 ml-ip ml-ip ip network figure 7-22. Module, link and ip connection (module+path) redundancy chassis (site), module, link and ip connection redundancy in these applications, the...

  • Page 293

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-47 • 1:1 redundancy. When this redundancy type is enabled, only one of the bundles transmits and receives data packets. The other bundle transmits oam packets to verify connectivi...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-48 tdmoip applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 ring node 3 ring node 4 ring node 1 ring node 2 figure 7-25. Basic ring redundancy topology – data flow after recovery from segment failure the method used to achieve fast reco...

  • Page 295

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-49 this enables using ml-ip modules to backup the traffic carried by circuit-switched pdh e1 and t1 links by means of the packet-switched ip network. Delay and jitter consideratio...

  • Page 296

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-50 tdmoip applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 use of jitter buffers any network designed for reliable data transmission must have a negligibly low rate of data loss, to ensure that essentially all the transmitted frames re...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-51 units in the network may have to switch to the adaptive timing mode. The quality of the timing signals generated in the adaptive timing mode is less predictable than timing ref...

  • Page 298

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-52 tdmoip applications mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 moreover, in applications of the type described above, each megaplex often serves as the network termination unit for all the equipment connected to its channels, and therefore...

  • Page 299

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip applications 7-53 ip network internal clock master unit ml-ip ml-ip ml-ip megaplex megaplex megaplex megaplex megaplex megaplex ml-ip ml-ip ml-ip ~ figure 7-27. Timing flow in a typical network ...

  • Page 300

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-54 system management topologies mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 section iii system management 7.7 system management topologies this section describes the various topologies that can be used for megaplex system management. Supervisi...

  • Page 301

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 system management topologies 7-55 connection through modem links to cover larger distances, the supervision terminal can be connected through regular modem links, or through low-speed multiplexer chann...

  • Page 302

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-56 system management topologies mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 management via megaplex ethernet port figure 7-30 shown the basic methods for connecting a management station to the ethernet management port, control-eth, of cl.2 mod...

  • Page 303

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 system management topologies 7-57 note that the snmp management communication is also carried over ip, and therefore the connections explained in this section also enable out-of-band management by snmp...

  • Page 304

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-58 system management topologies mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 the management connections in case the managed units are located in close proximity, for example, in the same rack. Figure 7-32 shows typical connections for equipment...

  • Page 305

    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 system management topologies 7-59 in a typical daisy-chain connection, the ip host is connected to the control-dce connector of the first megaplex unit, and the control-dte connector of that unit is co...

  • Page 306

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-60 system management topologies mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 the router of each snmp agent determines the network topology by periodically exchanging update messages with the other snmp agents in the network. This automatic lear...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 system management topologies 7-61 the network shown in figure 7-33 can be managed by a single network management station, because the flexible routing capabilities of the snmp agent can carry the manag...

  • Page 308

    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-62 system management topologies mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 required by the rip2 protocol. Using the rip2 protocol has the advantage of dynamic learning, while requiring minimal configuration procedures. In addition to the use ...

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    Installation and operation manual chapter 7 application planning guidelines mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6 system management topologies 7-63 • in the transmit direction, the snmp agent encapsulates the management messages in frames with a fixed dlci (always dlci 100), and sends them at the selected rate thr...

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    Chapter 7 application planning guidelines installation and operation manual 7-64 system management topologies mp-2100/2104 ver. 12.6.

  • Page 311: Appendix  A

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 connection data for cl.2 modules a-1 appendix a pinouts a.1 connection data for cl.2 modules cl.2 module with rs-232 interfaces the ports located on this version of cl.2 module have standard rs-232 interfaces. The interfaces are terminated in two connectors, designated cont...

  • Page 312

    Appendix a pinouts installation and operation manual a-2 connection data for cl.2 modules mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 to terminal to mcl-2 control-dce connector module side terminal side td rts cts dsr dcd ri dtr gnd rd 3 2 7 8 6 1 9 4 5 2 3 4 5 6 8 22 20 7 25-pin connector 9-pin connector figure a-1....

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    Installation and operation manual appendix a pinouts mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 connection data for cl.2 modules a-3 pin designation direction function 11 relay m(*) ↔ connected to pin 12 during loss of power or alarm conditions configured to activate the major alarm relay (relay 1) – see def ar comm...

  • Page 314

    Appendix a pinouts installation and operation manual a-4 connection data for cl.2 modules mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table a-3. Rj-45 control-eth connector wiring pin designation function 1 tx+ transmit + wire 2 tx- transmit – wire 3 rx+ receive + wire 4, 5 n.C not connected 6 rx- receive – wire 7 n....

  • Page 315

    Installation and operation manual appendix a pinouts mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 connection data for megaplex-2104 power supply a-5 a.2 connection data for megaplex-2100 ps modules the ac-powered ps module have one standard iec three-pin socket, with integral fuse, for the connection of the ac power. ...

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    Appendix a pinouts installation and operation manual a-6 connection data for megaplex-2104 power supply mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 rad supplies mating connectors for the dc power connectors. For information on preparing cables using the supplied connectors, refer to the dc power supply connection sup...

  • Page 317: Appendix  B

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-1 appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages b.1 alarm messages table b-1 lists the alarm messages generated by the megaplex software version 12 and higher and explains their interpretation. The alarm messages are listed in ascending order of their codes....

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-2 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 005 no mem left for tracing new alms major no additional memory space can be allocated for tracing new alarms in the megaplex. New ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-3 code message default severity interpretation 023 reset occurred event the module installed in the specified slot has been reset automatically 024 hardware/init failure major an...

  • Page 320

    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-4 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation main link (ml/mlf-1/2) modules 1. You are trying to enable y-cable redundancy for a module whose software version does not support ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-5 code message default severity interpretation hs-u/1 1. The interface type (lt) does not match the module hardware, or the jumper setting on the module is incorrect. Check and i...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-6 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation hs-r, hs-rn 1. You are trying to configure a hs-r module for using all the four tdm buses in the chassis, but this capability is su...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-7 code message default severity interpretation vc-4, vc-8, vc-16, vc-4a, vc-8a 4. You are trying to enable signaling, but the hardware version of the module does not support mete...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-8 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 031 communication failure event the cl module reported a temporary failure in the communication with i/o modules 032 loop on manage...

  • Page 325

    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-9 code message default severity interpretation 053 db sent by tftp is corrupted event one or more blocks of the database file sent through tftp is corrupted 054 tftp file, agent ...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-10 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 064 dip switch is on state major indicates that one of the sections 1 through 5 of the dip switch located on the cl module is set ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-11 code message default severity interpretation 087 rem sync loss major remote e1/t1 port lost synchronization to the incoming data stream. May indicate a configuration error or ...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-12 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 101 redundancy flip occurred event a switch to the other main link port has been performed by the redundancy function (applicable ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-13 code message default severity interpretation 122 rts is off minor the rts line (or the ci line for a channel with x.21 interface) is off 123 ft1 lb is active minor a remote lo...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-14 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 182 loss of signal major the internal modem of the specified channel does not receive any signal from the external modem (only for...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-15 code message default severity interpretation hs-703 module alarms 250 module loss of input signal err major the input signal of the specified hs-703 channel is missing 251 loc...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-16 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 295 reserved for future use n/a n/a hs-dp/3, hs-dp/6 module alarms 296 loss of signal major loss of input signal of the correspond...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-17 code message default severity interpretation 390 asmi-31 illegal clock source major the clock source selected for the asmi-31 unit connected to the specified hs-u-12 port is n...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-18 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation hs-eth module alarms 570 loss of input signal major the hs-eth module reports loss of signal (indication available only when the c...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-19 code message default severity interpretation 594 reserved for future use n/a n/a 595 reserved for future use n/a n/a 596 oam sync loss major oam messages not received, or no r...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-20 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 615 v5 protection block major blocking as a result of protection switching has taken place 616 v5 link id mismatch with le major t...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-21 code message default severity interpretation 631 internal ts assignment failure major failure of timeslot assignment on the corresponding internal port. Some timeslots may not...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-22 alarm messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code message default severity interpretation 656 rem loss of signal minor the remote asmi-52/e1 unit connected to the specified shdsl port reports loss of signal on e1 657 rem...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 alarm messages b-23 code message default severity interpretation 674 rem config changed event the remote asmi-52 unit connected to the specified shdsl port reports change of configuration 675 rem...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-24 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 b.2 configuration error (“sanity”) messages table b-2 lists the configuration error messages generated by megaplex software version 11.2 and higher an...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-25 code type syntax meaning 111 error master clock not connected when configuring the master clock source to be locked to the receive clock of a module/c...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-26 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 134 error illegal flip chan id the specified channel is not valid for the requested slot 135 error illegal flip logical expre...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-27 code type syntax meaning 158 error asymmetric mf sync connection the multiframe synchronization source selected by you for the destination slot does n...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-28 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 187 n/a reserved n/a 188 n/a reserved for future use n/a 189 to 192 n/a reserved n/a 193 error y cable enable only between tw...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-29 code type syntax meaning a3 12 b3 13 c3 14 d3 15 e3 16 f3 17 a4 18 b4 19 c4 20 d4 21 e4 22 f4 23 the ls-2a/x.58 module supports 24 envelopes, each sup...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-30 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning a2 5 a2 5 15 b2 6 b2 6 16 c2 7 c2 7 17 d2 8 d2 8 18 e2 9 e2 9 19 a3 10 b3 11 c3 12 d3 13 e3 14 a4 15 b4 16 c4 17 d4 18 e4 19 ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-31 code type syntax meaning the same as for ls-2a/x.50 modules, except that for mixed channel data rates, each one requires envelope assignment according...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-32 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 265 to 269 n/a reserved for future use n/a hs-u/i sanity messages 270 error 128/115.2 kbps requires consecutive ts assignment...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-33 code type syntax meaning 300 error illegal signaling method you can select the channel associated signaling method only when an e1 main link module po...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-34 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 313 error illegal interface combination all the voice channels must use the same interface type (either two-wire or four-wire...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-35 code type syntax meaning 325 error ts-16 is reserved for cas signaling to enable the bypass of the signaling information between e1 ports on different...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-36 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 335 error ab bus overflow the timeslot assignment algorithm found that the number of timeslots to be assigned to channels tha...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-37 code type syntax meaning ls-6n, ls-12 sanity messages 350 error different protocols in sub ports the two ports of a pair of ls-6n/ls-12 channels (1 an...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-38 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 363 to 389 n/a reserved for future use n/a 390 to 403 n/a reserved n/a 404 to 409 n/a reserved for future use n/a hs-u-6, hs-...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-39 code type syntax meaning 430 error illegal speed combination for hs-eth modules, this message is displayed when channel 1 and/or 3 are configured to o...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-40 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 444 n/a reserved n/a 445 warning fast redundancy/jitter buffer mismatch when two bundles defined on the same ml-ip module are...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-41 code type syntax meaning 460 error duplicate l3 address you have assigned the same l3 address in v5.1 variants defined on different interfaces. This i...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-42 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 472 error illegal portid of ml bypass inconsistent timeslot assignment for a legacy main link port bypassed to a v5.2 interfa...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-43 code type syntax meaning 478 error missing isdn partner on variant the v5.2 variant must include both b channels (that is, b1 and b2) of the isdn port...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-44 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning sanity messages for v5.2 protocol 490 error illegal s/p/f values for isdn port one or more lines in the ports section of the ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-45 code type syntax meaning 498 error duplicate logical c-ch id two or more c-channelsdefined in a v5.2 variant have the same logical id. This is not all...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-46 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 505 error ts must be use with v5.2 in a megaplex chassis operating in the v5.2 end point mode, some of the timeslots of a leg...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-47 code type syntax meaning vf/vfs modules sanity messages 515 error different params for same dsp group each group of 6 consecutive timeslots of the sam...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-48 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 543 error single vlan entry two entries on the specified have been assigned the same vlan id, although they are defined on di...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 configuration error (“sanity”) messages b-49 code type syntax meaning 557 error ‘number of ts for first bundle’ is more than connected timeslots when working opposite asmi-52 with 2 ports, the nu...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-50 configuration error (“sanity”) messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 code type syntax meaning 702 error first corresponding internal (1,5,9,13) must be connected if operation mode is set to point2mp dst for an external ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 traps generated by megaplex b-51 b.3 traps generated by megaplex megaplex generates several types of traps that report special events. These traps are presented in table b-3 , together with a des...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-52 traps generated by megaplex mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 no. Trap attached parameters interpretation 6 rad.Agnstatuschangetrap ::= { systemsevents 2 } oid: 1.3.6.1.4.1.164.6.1.0.2 agnindication, agnteststatus, openviews...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 traps generated by megaplex b-53 no. Trap attached parameters interpretation 13 rad.Activevarianttrap ::= { v51ifevents 1 } oid: 1.3.6.1.4.1.164.3.1.6.6.0.1 v51mlcurractivevar reports the change ...

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    Appendix b alarm & error ("sanity") messages installation and operation manual b-54 traps generated by megaplex mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6.

  • Page 371: Appendix  C

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 snmp environment c-1 appendix c snmp management this appendix provides the specific information required for the management of megaplex equipment by means of the simple network management protocol (snmp). Part of the information presented in this appendix is also applicable...

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    Appendix c snmp management installation and operation manual c-2 snmp environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 getnextrequest command for retrieving sequentially specific management information from the managed entity. The managed entity responds with a getresponse message. Setrequest command for manip...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix c snmp management mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 snmp environment c-3 mibs supported by the megaplex snmp agent the interpretation of the relevant mibs is a function of the snmp agent of each managed entity. The general megaplex snmp agent currently supports rfc...

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    Appendix c snmp management installation and operation manual c-4 handling of management traffic mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 when an snmp message is received by the addressed entity, first it checks the originator's community: if the community name of the message originator differs from the community n...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix c snmp management mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 handling of management traffic c-5 out-of-band management uses a rad proprietary protocol for management traffic handling. The user can also enable the transmission of rip2 routing tables through each serial port,...

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    Appendix c snmp management installation and operation manual c-6 handling of management traffic mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 of 1 to 5, corresponding to a data rate of 4 kbps for one bit, and 20 kbps for 5 bits. For t1 links, the management traffic is carried by the fdl channel. The data rate is then 4...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix c snmp management mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 handling of management traffic c-7 the rad proprietary protocol provides better routing capabilities, therefore it is recommended to use it whenever feasible. Preventing management access to the other network equi...

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    Appendix c snmp management installation and operation manual c-8 snmp traps mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 management station mbe/ras/a . . . Mbe/ras/a . . . Mbe/ras/a . . . Router network a network a network a figure c-1. Management system topology using subnetting c.3 snmp traps the snmp agent of the m...

  • Page 379: Appendix  D

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 cl modules with hardware version 6.0 d-1 appendix d installing new cl sofware releases d.1 overview this appendix presents procedures for installing new software releases in the cl module. The cl module stores the software in flash memory. The software is stored in compress...

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    Appendix d installing new cl sofware releases installation and operation manual d-2 cold (local) installation procedure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 d.2 cl modules with hardware version 6.0 since some of the cl hardware components (hw 5.0) have recently become obsolete, a new cl version (hw 6.0) has be...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix d installing new cl sofware releases mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 cold (local) installation procedure d-3 if a fault occurs during the erase process, the red alarm indicators turn on. In this case, turn the megaplex off, and start again the procedure with sect...

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    Appendix d installing new cl sofware releases installation and operation manual d-4 cold (local) installation procedure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 cold (local) installation procedure using dl_win.Exe familiarizing with the downloading utility the downloading utility, dl_win.Exe, runs under microsoft™...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix d installing new cl sofware releases mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 cold (local) installation procedure d-5 table d-1. Dl_win main window buttons button what it does used to select the file to be downloaded: 1. Click the button to open a standard windows file op...

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    Appendix d installing new cl sofware releases installation and operation manual d-6 cold (local) installation procedure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 field what it does baud rate field displays the data rate selected for downloading (see table d-1 ) com field displays the pc serial port selected for com...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix d installing new cl sofware releases mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 warm installation (upgrading) procedure – windows-based stations d-7 the rx indicator in the dl_win window should turn green. The green on indicator of the cl module flashes while data transfer ...

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    Appendix d installing new cl sofware releases installation and operation manual d-8 warm installation (upgrading) procedure – windows-based stations mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • make sure the network management station can communicate with the megaplex. Downloading procedure – megaplex with single cl...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix d installing new cl sofware releases mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 warm installation (upgrading) procedure – unix-based stations d-9 following the automatic reset at the end of software downloading, the original cl module returns on-line. If the software of the...

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    Appendix d installing new cl sofware releases installation and operation manual d-10 tftp file transfer via radview mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 if the above procedure failed, repeat the procedure but without using the "trace" command. • after the transfer is successfully completed, the cl module check...

  • Page 389: Appendix  E

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 e1 environment e-1 appendix e operation environment this appendix presents a concise description of the operating environment of megaplex systems, to provide the background information required for understanding the megaplex configuration and performance monitoring paramete...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-2 e1 environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 e1 signal structure the e1 line operates at a nominal rate of 2.048 mbps. The data transferred over the e1 line is organized in frames. Each e1 frame includes 256 bits. The e1 frame format...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 e1 environment e-3 bit 3 is used as a remote alarm indication (rai), to notify the equipment at the other end that the local equipment lost frame alignment, or does not receive an input signal. The other bit...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-4 e1 environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • the first four bits of timeslot 16 in multiframe 16 always carry the multiframe alignment sequence, 0000. • bit 6 in timeslot 16 in multiframe 16 is used to notify the equipment at the o...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 t1 environment e-5 persists for 4 to 5 seconds. The alarm condition is canceled when the error rate decreases below 10 -4 for 4 to 5 consecutive seconds. • loss of frame alignment (also called loss of synchr...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-6 t1 environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 since the ami coding does not affect the signal transmitted to the line, it is also called transparent coding. This emphasizes the fact that although the other methods are also transparent...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ip environment e-7 the implementation of the multiframing format is based on the use of various f-bit patterns. The f-bit pattern is used to perform three functions: • framing pattern sequence (fps), defines...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-8 ip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 e.3 ip environment this section describes the ip environment, to provide background information for configuring the parameters that control the routing of tdmoip and management traffic. Th...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ip environment e-9 by convention, the scope of ip addresses has been extended in two ways: • to permit identification of ip networks • to permit simultaneous addressing of all the ports connected to a ip net...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-10 ip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 there are five ip address classes: a, b, c, d, and e. However, only the a, b and c classes are used for ip addressing. Consult your network manager with respect to the class of ip address...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ip environment e-11 on the other hand, an ip address must permit unambiguous identification of any host in the internet. That is the reason the allocation of ip addresses to networks is globally controlled b...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-12 ip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 net number subnet number host number for example, when the subnet includes 16 ip hosts, only the last four bits need to be reserved for the host number. For an organization which obtained...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ip environment e-13 ip hosts support additional protocols within the ip suite, e.G., protocols used for connectivity checking, maintenance, etc. Therefore, ip hosts will accept additional types of messages, ...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-14 ip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 in figure e-3 , the network management station is connected to the ethernet port of a megaplex unit (the unit at site a) through a wan. This megaplex unit serves as the management gateway...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ethernet transmission technology e-15 destination address: the management station address, 192.9.100.54. The associated default subnet mask is 255.255.255.000. Default gateway address: the lan port of the re...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-16 ethernet transmission technology mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 e.4 ethernet transmission technology introduction to ethernet transmission the ip protocol described in section e.3 defines a method for packet communication, without sp...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ethernet transmission technology e-17 coaxial cable, by means of t adapters. Matched terminations are connected to both ends of the cable, to prevent reflections. The nominal operating rate of this interface...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-18 ethernet transmission technology mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 more stations ( nodes ). The simplest way to visualize the transmission technology is to use the bus analogy: as shown in figure e-4 , the bus runs between all the users...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ethernet transmission technology e-19 can be used: manual configuration of each equipment interface, or automatic negotiation (auto-negotiation) in accordance with ieee standard 802.3. The auto-negotiation p...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-20 ethernet transmission technology mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 versions, this field contains a constant indicating the protocol type (in this case, this field is designated ethertype). • mac client data field. The mac client data fi...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 ethernet transmission technology e-21 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 31 destination mac address (da) destination mac address (da) source mac address (sa) source mac address (sa) tag protocol identifier (8100) pri 0 vl...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-22 tdmoip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 this is performed by means of the arp (address resolution protocol), part of the ip suite of protocols. Arp is used to generate a look-up table that translates ip addresses to mac add...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip environment e-23 e.5 tdmoip environment introduction to tdmoip tdmoip is a technology for emulating tdm circuits over ip networks. Tdmoip transport capabilities include e1, fractional e1, t1 and fract...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-24 tdmoip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the udp checksum is optional; 0 in the checksum field means that the checksum has not been computed and the field must be ignored at the receive side. • user datagram data field. The ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip environment e-25 tdmoip packetizing process this section describes the process used to build tdmoip packets. A simplified diagram of this process, which identifies the main steps of the process, is sh...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-26 tdmoip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 conflicting requirements. A simplified diagram of this process, which identifies the main steps of the process, is shown in figure e-12. The number of tdm bytes inserted in each ether...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip environment e-27 ³ to find the frame overhead: each ethernet frame carrying tdmoip traffic carries a fixed amount of overhead. Therefore, the maximum bandwidth that must be reserved for overhead trans...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-28 tdmoip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table e-1 provides two types of information: • the maximum lan transport capacity required to support a single internal tdm port (maximum bundle size of 30 payload and one cas timeslo...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip environment e-29 therefore, before considering any other delays encountered along the end-to-end transmission path, the round-trip (or echo) delay for the voice channel example presented above is 92 m...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-30 tdmoip environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 frames are transmitted by their source (provided that the measurement is made over a sufficiently long time). As a result, it is possible to compensate for transmission delay variatio...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 tdmoip environment e-31 adaptive timing because of the transmission characteristics of packet switching networks, which use statistical multiplexing, the average rate must be measured over a sufficiently lon...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-32 v5.1 protocol mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 e.6 v5.1 protocol overview the v5.1 protocol defined in ets 300 324-1 is intended for use on e1 trunks connecting the local exchange to the access network. The access network consists of m...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 v5.1 protocol e-33 • in the direction from the local exchange to the subscriber: conversion of signaling and status information sent by the local exchange to the internal commands needed by the multiplexer c...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-34 v5.1 protocol mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 port identifier each isdn and pstn port is assigned its own internal port identifier. Housekeeping parameters for each port, it is necessary to define the housekeeping parameters needed to...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 v5.1 protocol e-35 the following sections provide a general description of these parameters and their purpose. V 5.1 link initialization parameters the v 5.1 link initialization parameters define the followi...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-36 v5.2 protocol mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 e.7 v5.2 protocol overview the v5.2 protocol, defined in etsi 300347-1, is an extension of the v5.1 protocol that provides several additional main features: • dynamic on-demand timeslot as...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 v5.2 protocol e-37 main characteristics of v5.2 protocol in many aspects, the v5.2 protocol is similar to the v5.1 protocol described in section e.6 . However, the v5.2 protocol is actually a suite of protoc...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-38 v5.2 protocol mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 timeslot 31 – optional, can be assigned only if timeslot 15 is already assigned. • c-channels can be active or in standby. A standby physical c-channel is a channel which is not carrying a...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix e operation environment mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 v5.2 protocol e-39 and the desired grade of service (gos) established by the service provider. Values of 4:1 to 8:1 are often used: this means that the number of subscribers that can be served by a link usin...

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    Appendix e operation environment installation and operation manual e-40 v5.2 protocol mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6.

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    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-1 appendix f command language this appendix provides a detailed description of the megaplex supervision language. The information appearing in this appendix assumes that the user is familiar with the megaplex system and with its configuration param...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-2 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 b indicates the number of a timeslot bundle d indicates the number of a database e indicates the number of a flip database entry n indicates the number of a net entry r indicates the n...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-3 syntax act variant vr use to activate a variant, type: act var vr or act variant vr where vr is the number of the variant to be activated, in the range of 0 to 127. Add ai purpose chan...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-4 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 2. To invert an alarm with respect to a specific module, type: add ai a:ss 3. To invert an alarm with respect to megaplex system, type: add ai a add am purpose mask a specified alarm. ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-5 add bnd purpose add a new timeslot bundle for ml-ip configuration. If you want to modify the parameters of an existing bundle, use the def bnd command. The total number of bundles that...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-6 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command fields the fields appearing in the data entry form are as follows: connect controls the activation of the bundle. The available selections are: enable the bundle is activated. ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-7 ip tos specifies the ip type-of-service parameter for this bundle. The specified value in the range of 0 to 255 is inserted in the ip tos field of the bundle ip packets. When supported...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-8 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 voice oos specifies the code transmitted in the bundle timeslots defined as voice timeslots, during out-of-service periods. The available selections are 00 to ff (hexa). The default se...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-9 vlan priority when vlan tagging is enabled, specifies the priority assigned to the bundle traffic. The allowed range is 0 (highest priority) to 7 (lowest priority). The default selecti...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-10 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • the first line of the selected module data form is displayed. The form identifies the module type and the port being configured, and presents the defaults parameter values. The data...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-11 use 1. To add a new flip database entry, type: add flip entry e where e is a new entry in the range of 1 through 10. If the number specified for the new entry is already in use, your ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-12 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the evaluation of the expression is performed in accordance with the following rules: • the logic operations are applied in accordance with their precedence. For example: !1&2 is eval...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-13 used to select the identification number to this event. The identification number must be unique on a network-wide basis. Event reporting is made by means of a 512-bit word, called ne...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-14 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 note that to update all the megaplex systems in the network, you must use the flip net upd command, followed by the db net go command, on each megaplex. Display fields the fields disp...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-15 add manager list purpose define the network management stations to which the snmp agent of this megaplex system will send traps (by default, the megaplex sends traps to all the manage...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-16 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 add net entry purpose define a filter for the ip addresses to be learned by the ip router function of the snmp agent of the megaplex. This filter is used to reduce the number of snmp ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-17 add permanent am purpose mask permanently a specified alarm. This command is similar to the add am command described above, except that the masking information is stored in the non-vo...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-18 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 use 1. To add a new entry to the rip2 agents table, type: add rip2 agent you will see the ip address data form. The new entry is automatically assigned the first free index number in ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-19 command fields – single ip a typical data form for a single ip entry is shown below: entry type ----------- single ip destination ip next hop ip subnet mask metric -------------- ----...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-20 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table f-2. Static route parameters – subnet parameter function values related i/o slot selects the i/o slot of the hs-eth/sw for which the entry is being defined you can select any i/...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-21 the new variant is stored in a database associated with the port. Up to three variants can be stored for each port. Therefore, before entering this command, check the number of varian...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-22 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 you will see the first line of the timeslot configuration map. Select the timeslot configuration parameters in accordance with the information appearing in table f-5 . 4. After comple...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-23 table f-5. Add variant timeslot parameters (v5.1 protocol) parameter function values type controls the utilization of the link timeslots. Note: the type fields of the timeslots 15, 16...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-24 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 parameter function values p c ch selects the timeslot that will carry an isdn communication channel using the p (packet switched) service. This communication channel is required only ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-25 parameter function values rate selects the bit rate of the d-channel information 2 bits – 16 kbps 4 bits – 32 kbps 8 bits – 64 kbps (full timeslot) default: 2 bits start bit selects t...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-26 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 where vr is the number of the variant to be added, in the range of 0 to 127. Make sure to select a free variant number, which has not yet been assigned on the megaplex unit. 2. You wi...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-27 table f-6. Add variant c-channel parameters (v5.2 protocol) parameter function values type select the v5.2 c-channel type the available selections are as follows: • primary: primary c...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-28 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 parameter function values ts specify the timeslot carrying the logical c-channel identifier on the link selected in the physical link field the allowed range is 16, 15 and 31 (in decr...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-29 continue until all the desired ports have been defined. The maximum number of lines that can be defined in one variant is 217 when using the endpoint mode, and 1320 when using the exc...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-30 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 for pure isdn applications, no pstn ports need to be defined. However, there are local exchanges that must receive pstn control messages on timeslot 16 even when no pstn channels are ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-31 parameter function values p select the c-channel that will carry the isdn packet signaling information for the corresponding port. This selection is required only when the port serves...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-32 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 parameter function values bypass d-ch loc bit selects the start bit of the d-channel information of this port within the specified timeslot n/a: not applicable when compression is not...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-33 define the required parameters. Table f-7 explains the port configuration parameters. When done, press : if you specified a line number, the command is ended and the new port paramete...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-34 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • to clear the events of all the channels from the status buffer of the module installed in the desired slot, type: clr alm ss:* • to clear the events from the status buffer of a sele...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-35 clr stat purpose clear the statistics collected for a specified port. Currently, only the statistics collected by the hs-eth/sw, vfs-24, vfs-30, vfs-48, and vfs-60 modules can be eras...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-36 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 clr test purpose deactivate the user-initiated test(s) on a specified module, module channel or timeslot bundle. This command provide a quick way to deactivate all the tests on the se...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-37 use to copy the parameters of an existing v5.1 variant to another v5.1 variant, type: copy variant ss:cc:vr ss:cc:vr where the first ss:cc:vr set specifies the source variant, and the...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-38 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 if errors are found, the terminal will display a list of error messages. Db init purpose replaces the user configuration in the edited megaplex database with the default parameters va...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-39 parameter type parameter designation default value default database 01 db net go purpose broadcast a command to all the megaplex in the network, to activate the database specified by ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-40 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 db undo [changes] purpose cancel all the changes made to the configuration database being edited since the start of this editing session. This action actually retrieves the contents o...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-41 deact variant purpose deactivate the currently active variant. Syntax deact variant use to activate the desired variant, type: deact var vr or deact variant vr where vr is the number ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-42 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 2. You will see the filtering window data form. A typical data form is shown below: alarm slot port set value reset value - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 001 io-1 in-1 50 20...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-43 monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday sunday - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - full full full full partial partial weekend • after ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-44 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 subnet mask type in the subnet mask in the dotted-quad format. The mask consists of four groups of digits in the range of 0 through 255, separated by periods. The net section must con...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-45 field, and then select the acm outbound port whose relay contacts will indicate this alarm, ex1 to ex4, in the acm ch field. If no acm module is installed, ignore the acm slot and acm...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-46 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 relay2 yes indicates that the minor alarm relay is activated when the corresponding condition occurs. Default setting is to be activated for minor and higher alarm levels. Minor led y...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-47 where a is the event alarm number. You will see the filtering window data form. A typical data form is shown below: alarm slot port set value reset value - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-48 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 def bnd purpose change the parameters of an existing ml-ip timeslot bundle. If you want to add a new bundle, use the add bnd command. Syntax def bnd b use • to change the parameters o...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-49 def ch purpose define the module parameters, and/or the parameters of the individual module channels. This section explains the general use of this command, and in particular presents...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-50 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 when the desired selection is displayed, press the spacebar to move to the next field. After completing all the fields in the current line, press to display the next line. • after the...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-51 the def ts command cannot be used for main link ports configured to use the v5.1 or v5.2 protocol, because the utilization of timeslots on such ports is configured by the variant. The...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-52 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 parameter description portid used to assign a unique number to the i/o port for interconnection to a v5.1 link or v5.2 interface; appears only when the connect field is v5.1 or v5.2. ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-53 line, press to continue to the second line (timeslots 8 to 14). Repeat the operations until the last line (ending in timeslot 31 for an e1 port, or in timeslot 24 for a t1 port). You ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-54 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 syntax def f use • to display the current control sequences, type: def f • the terminal control sequences data form is displayed. The top section lists the current control sequences, ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-55 flip broadcast broadcast interval [sec] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - off 60 the fields appearing on the data form are as follows: flip broadcast off – the broadcasting of f...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-56 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 use 1. To modify an existing flip database event, type: def flip event v where v is the desired event number, in the range of 1 through 10. 2. You will see a data form which displays ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-57 use • to define the working prompt displayed by the megaplex, type: def mmi • the first line of the prompt definition screen appears. A typical display is shown below: alarm status da...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-58 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 pop alarm controls the automatic display of alarms on the terminal: • new – the terminal automatically displays every event, and whenever an alarm status change state. • status – the ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-59 def net entry purpose modify an existing net entry. These entries serve as filters for the ip addresses to be learned by the ip router function of the snmp agent of the megaplex. Refe...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-60 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 def npl megaplex displays the first row of the data form. Select the desired parameter values, and then press to continue to the next row. 2. Repeat step 2 until all the rows have bee...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-61 parameter function values after the conditions needed to declare a connect state are present default: 125 disc detect determines the time to wait before sending a disconnect state ind...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-62 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 parameter function values off specifies the duration of the corresponding off interval defaults: cadence id 0: on 1 = 1000 msec off 1 = 4000 msec cadence id 1: on 1 = 400 msec off 1 =...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-63 ping ip address specifies the destination ip address for the ping packets type the desired ip address, using the dotted-quad format (four groups of digits in the range of 0 through 25...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-64 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table f-12. General profile parameters parameter description signaling type selects the signaling type (protocol): legacy standard cas protocol. R2 cas r2 signaling protocol. Default:...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-65 the functions of the fields in the rx translation section are explained in table f-13 . Table f-13. Rx translation parameters parameter description a, b, c, d one field for each inter...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-66 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • manual parameter selection section (displayed only when the manual configuration mode is selected). To help you select the proper values for the r2 protocol parameters, the followin...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-67 5. Clear forward: when the call is over and the originating side returns on-hook, a clear-forward request is sent. After the terminating side acknowledges the request and returns to t...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-68 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 parameter function values r2 delay selects the delay expected on the e1 trunk terrestrial – relatively short delay, typical of terrestrial links. Satellite – long delay, typical of sa...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-69 parameter function values metering controls the use of the metering function for the channel routed to the corresponding timeslot c bit – metering function enabled, and uses signaling...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-70 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 parameter function regret timer duration regret timer, in sec. This timer is used to delay the sending of a clear forward request after the originating side goes on-hook. If the origi...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-71 type parameter range of values default fault detect 16 to 104 msec in 8-msec steps 24 msec fault removal detect 16 to 104 msec in 8-msec steps 24 msec metering pulse duration 152 to 3...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-72 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 type parameter range of values default release guard t1 timer 16 to 2000 msec in 8-msec steps 600 msec def profile ts purpose define signaling profiles per timeslot on the main e1/t1 ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-73 def prompt purpose define the working prompt displayed by the megaplex. This command is identical to the def mmi command. For a description of the command fields, refer to the def mmi...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-74 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 def rdn st purpose enable the user to control the redundancy state of a port (enabled, disabled, flip), which is a member of a redundancy pair. This command is relevant only to main l...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-75 port 1 redundancy state online state ---------------- ------------- enable active 2. To change the redundancy state, press f or b and then press . In addition to enabling or disabling...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-76 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 performing the command on the standby bundle and when both bundles are enabled. It is illegal to perform this command on a bundle when defining redundancy in the same module, since th...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-77 baud rate parity data bits stop bits auxiliary device - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9.6 kbps none 8 1 slip nms routing protocol - - - - - - - - none change par...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-78 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command fields for ethernet supervisory port a typical data form for a ethernet supervisory port is shown below. The form presents the current parameter values as defaults. Routing pr...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-79 you can display the current assignment of timeslots and identify the timeslots with split assignment by means of the dsp ts command. Note that split timeslot assignment can be perform...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-80 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 def split ts 1:1:7 module : ml-2e1 required split timeslot bits for io-01 : ch 01: io - 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 channel 01 - - - - - - - - 4 - - 2 - - - - - - - - - - chan...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-81 2. Press the f or b key until the desired assignment is displayed (only valid assignment requirements will be displayed: any other combinations will be skipped). 3. After the desired ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-82 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • after making the desired selections in the second part of the system parameters data form, press to continue to the third part, used to specify the megaplex timing sources. • after ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-83 the v5.2 parameters include: v5.2 app select the v5.2 operating mode: • end point: use this mode when the megaplex unit serves as an access node for subscribers directly connected to ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-84 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 2. If internal has been selected for both the master and fallback columns, pressing finishes the command. However, if rx clock is selected in at least one of these columns, pressing d...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-85 for a main link module providing the v5.2 interface, the master clock must always be provided by the primary link, and the fallback clock – by the secondary link. The second row will ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-86 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 syntax def term ['terminal'] use 1. To configure the megaplex for using the control sequences corresponding to a supported terminal, type: def term 'terminal' where 'terminal' stands ...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-87 use 1. Type: def terminal access >def terminal access terminal access --------------- enable 2. Use or key to disable or enable the terminal access. Def test purpose control the test ...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-88 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 def test ss cc 3. To display the control screen for the tests available on a desired timeslot bundle (available only when an ml-ip module is programmed in the megaplex), type: def tes...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-89 command form for main link modules a typical test control screen for a main link module is shown below. Slot module channel test time-out - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-90 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 for ml-1e1/ml-2e1 and mlf-1e1/mlf-2e1 ports configured to use an r2 signaling profile, the user has an additional test option, block. This option enables to simulate the r2 block cond...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-91 to perform tests on individual timeslots of the selected channel or internal port, select the loop/bert per timeslot option. In this case, when you press after the bert run/stop field...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-92 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 redundancy pair (even if it has been activated by a command to the other bundle). If you selected split for one of the timeslots, then after pressing for the last timeslot available o...

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    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-93 the def ts command is used for payload routing within the megaplex. The general approach to payload routing is described in the internal routing parameters section of the def ch comma...

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    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-94 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 regarding timeslot assignment section below. You may also find additional information in chapter 2 . When using redundancy, you can avoid the need to configure twice the same timeslot...

  • Page 523

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-95 timeslot assignment data form for tdm module a typical data form for a tdm module is shown below. The data form identifies the module type, and the slot in which the module is install...

  • Page 524

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-96 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the symbols appearing in this section are as follows: b1 indicates a channel using unidirectional or bidirectional routing. Bp indicates that bypassing may be used. Sp indicates a mod...

  • Page 525

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-97 bid brd d bidirectional broadcast timeslot carrying data. Bid brd v bidirectional broadcast timeslot carrying voice. D-ch timeslot carrying bypassed d-channel information (for isdn po...

  • Page 526

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-98 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • timeslot number, in the range of ts01 through ts31. • the i/o module and channel to be connected to the corresponding bundle timeslot, in the format ss cc, where ss is the module sl...

  • Page 527

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-99 ts 01 ts 02 ts 03 ts 04 ts 05 ts 06 10:01 10:02 10:03 ------- ------- ------- bnd:003 bnd:003 bnd:003 ------- ------- ------- voice voice voice data data data ts 07 ts 08 ts 09 ts 10 ...

  • Page 528

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-100 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the framing mode of both main link module ports must be g.704 multiframe (g.732s) with or without crc-4. Timeslot 16 of one main link module port must be routed to timeslot 16 of the...

  • Page 529

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-101 to help you determine the number of timeslots needed by a channel operating in the uni-brd tx mode, a special identifier, b1, appears in the requirements timeslot map of the main lin...

  • Page 530

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-102 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 def variant cch purpose edit the c-channel parameters in an existing v5.2 variant. You cannot edit the active variant. If necessary, first deactivate the variant to be edited using t...

  • Page 531

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-103 the corresponding line in the ports section of the v5.2 variant data form is displayed. The data form is similar to the ports section displayed when the add variant port command is u...

  • Page 532

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-104 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the corresponding lines in the ports section of the v5.2 variant data form is displayed. The data form is similar to the ports section displayed when the add variant port command is ...

  • Page 533

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-105 syntax del ai a[:ss[:cc]] use • to cancel the inversion of an alarm only with respect to a specific module port, type: del ai a ss cc where a is the alarm number. To cancel the inver...

  • Page 534

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-106 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 • to cancel the masking of an alarm with respect to the megaplex system, type: del am a del at purpose delete the threshold values defined for a selected type of event alarm. You can...

  • Page 535

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-107 syntax & use del db d where d is the desired database number (1 through 10). Del flip entry purpose delete a selected entry from the flip database. To check the current entries, use ...

  • Page 536

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-108 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 no event type bit no day agenda start time end time - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 01 time 001 full 06:00:00 20:00:00 delete (y/n)? • to cancel the request...

  • Page 537

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-109 del permanent am purpose cancel the permanent masking of an alarm. This command also erases the definition of the mask from the configuration database. You can use the dsp am command...

  • Page 538

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-110 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 no ip address -- --------------- 01 192.188.000.001 2. To confirm the deletion of the first entry, press . To delete a different entry, press the f and b keys until the desired entry...

  • Page 539

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-111 nbr c-channel pstn c-channel isdn s type c-channel ------------- --------------- --------------------- 1 16 16 type slot port port id l3/ef addr ts state block st ----------- ----- -...

  • Page 540

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-112 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 del variant port purpose delete port parameters from an existing v5.2 variant. You cannot edit the active variant. If necessary, first deactivate the variant to be edited using the d...

  • Page 541

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-113 syntax dsp act port use • to display the active ports in the active v5.2 variant, type: dsp act port you will see a data form displaying information on the currently active ports in ...

  • Page 542

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-114 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 f displays yes when the corresponding c-channel carries isdn frame relay signaling. Ports section, includes the following fields for each active port: portid displays the internal id...

  • Page 543

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-115 dsp af purpose display the current filtering values for a selected type of state alarm. Syntax dsp af a use • to display the filtering parameters, type: dsp af a where a is the event...

  • Page 544

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-116 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 syntax dsp agent use • to display the megaplex snmp parameters, type: dsp agent you will see the snmp agent data form. A typical form is shown below: the mux name: megaplex the ip ad...

  • Page 545

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-117 dsp all port purpose display the state of all the ports in the active v5.2 variant (the information is taken from the current database). Syntax dsp all port use • to display all the ...

  • Page 546

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-118 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 port state displays the current state of the port: • operate: the port is operational. • blocked: the port is blocked (not operational). • loc unblock: the port has been unblocked at...

  • Page 547

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-119 (a)(076) io-12 ex1 buffer overflow/underflow event 07/01/97 11:30:00 when the number of alarms exceeds the maximum number of lines that fits on one screen, the display stops at the e...

  • Page 548

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-120 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the indicator letters have the following meaning: i inverted alarm m masked alarm t event alarm with threshold f state alarm with filtering when the number of alarms exceeds the maxi...

  • Page 549

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-121 dsp ap dsp aq purpose display, and optionally clear, the contents of the history alarm buffer. This command is identical to the dsp alm command. For a description of the display fiel...

  • Page 550

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-122 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp asp purpose display the alarms with priority equal to, or higher than, a specified priority level. The priority levels are as follows: 1 – events 2 – warnings 3 – minor alarms 4 ...

  • Page 551

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-123 alarm slot port set value reset value - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 031 io-1 ex-1 020 010 for a description of the various fields, refer to the def at command. Dsp at&t pur...

  • Page 552

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-124 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 esf error events = 0 or crc error per second = 0 crc average error per second = 0 current es = 0 current uas = 0 current ses = 0 current bes = 0 current lofc = 0 current css = 0 curr...

  • Page 553

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-125 long-term fail seconds (uas) the total number of uas in the current 24-hour interval. Long-term severely errored seconds (ses) the total number of ses in the current 24-hour interval...

  • Page 554

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-126 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 use • to display the current results of all the ber tests running on the megaplex, type: dsp bert • to display the current values of the ber counters, and then reset all the counters...

  • Page 555

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-127 bundle 3 parameters - - - - - - - - - - connect ml-ip slot ml-ip tdm destination ip next hop ip - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - enable i/o-2 in1 172.17.171.20 0...

  • Page 556

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-128 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 db no exists - - - - - - - 01 yes 02 yes 03 no 04 no 05 no 06 no 07 no 08 no 09 no 10 no dsp default db purpose display, from the edited database, the number of the configuration dat...

  • Page 557

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-129 dsp flip broadcast purpose display the flip event broadcasting parameters defined for this megaplex in the edited database. To display the information from the current (active) datab...

  • Page 558

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-130 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 entry no logical expression db no discard eligible - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 02 1&2 01 n/a entry no logical expression db no discard eligible - - - - ...

  • Page 560

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-132 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp name purpose display the parameters of the megaplex snmp agent. This command is identical to the dsp agent command. For a description of the display fields, refer to the dsp agen...

  • Page 561

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-133 dsp npl purpose display the national profile used for v5.1 and v5.2 applications. The dsp npl command is supported only by main link module software versions 17.05 and higher. Syntax...

  • Page 562

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-134 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 use • to display the ping results, type: dsp ping ss where ss is the number of the slot in which the desired hs-eth/sw module is installed. You will see the ping results data form. T...

  • Page 563

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-135 you will see the profile data form. The profile contents depend on the signaling protocol defined in the profile. • a typical data form for a legacy profile shown below. Signaling ty...

  • Page 564

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-136 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 meter pulse duration : 152 ms (152 - 304) seize ack. Wait : 400 ms (104 - 1200) seize ack. Detect : 48 ms (48 - 600) answer detect : 144 ms (136 - 400) block removal detect : 16 ms (...

  • Page 565

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-137 this command is relevant only to ml-ip. Syntax dsp rdn st bnd a use • to display the redundancy state of a specific bundle, type: dsp rdn st a where a is the number of the correspond...

  • Page 566

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-138 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp rem name purpose display the remote snmp agents parameters. This command is identical to the dsp rem agent command. For a description of the display fields, refer to the dsp rem ...

  • Page 567

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-139 system type : mp-2100 , system version : 6.05 , chassis revision : 1 slot installed card hw revision sw version programmed card ----- -------------- ------------- ------------- -----...

  • Page 568

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-140 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp rip2 agent purpose display the contents of the rip2 agents table. Syntax dsp rip2 agent use • to display the rip2 agents table, type: dsp rip2 agent if the rip2 agents table is n...

  • Page 569

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-141 dsp sig ts purpose display the signaling information transmitted and received by a specific voice channel configured for cas signaling. The voice channel is identified by the timeslo...

  • Page 570

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-142 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp sp purpose display the parameters of the specified supervisory port. Syntax dsp sp [con#] use • to display the parameters of the control-dce port (port 1), type: dsp sp con1 or d...

  • Page 571

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-143 you will see the classification of weekdays from the current (active) flip database. Refer to the dsp agenda command for a description of the display. Dsp st ch purpose read informat...

  • Page 572

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-144 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp st default db d you will see the default database number in the following format: default database no - - - - - - - - - - 06 dsp st flip broadcast purpose display the flip event ...

  • Page 573

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-145 you will see the entry data form. Refer to the dsp flip entry command for a description of the display. Dsp st flip event purpose display information on a selected flip event (or on ...

  • Page 574

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-146 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 refer to the def split ts command for a description of the display. Dsp st sys purpose display system status information. Syntax dsp st sys use • to view the current system status, t...

  • Page 575

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-147 test indicates whether tests are present in the system. Alarm indicates the type of the most severe alarm that exists in the system. Nvram capacity indicates the percentage of non-vo...

  • Page 576

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-148 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 slot :io-2 interface :129 variant :1 state: active slot :io-2 interface :129 variant :2 state: add slot :io-2 interface :129 variant :3 state: add the information presented for the v...

  • Page 577

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-149 dsp st variant cch purpose display the c-channel parameters of an existing v5.2 variant, as defined in the current database. Syntax dsp st variant cch vr use • to display the c-chann...

  • Page 578

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-150 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 where vr is the number of the v5.2 variant, and the two ln numbers specify the first and last line numbers (1 to 217 for the endpoint mode and 1 to 1320 for the exchange mode) that d...

  • Page 579

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-151 bundle 3 statistics - - - - - - - - - - receive correct frames = 179756 sequence errors = 0 jitter buffer overflow = 0 jitter buffer underflow = 0 transmitted frames = 179756 running...

  • Page 580

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-152 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp stat lan purpose display the performance statistics collected for an ml-ip ethernet port. Syntax dsp stat lan ss:cc use 1. To display the performance statistics collected for an ...

  • Page 581

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-153 rcv discard frames the total number of frames received at the corresponding ml-ip interface that have been discarded for various reasons (including filtering). Rcv correct octets the...

  • Page 582

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-154 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 if at least one loopback or test is now active, the table contains one line for each module and channel on which a loopback or test is active. When an ml-ip module is installed in th...

  • Page 583

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-155 slot number of i/o slot in which a module using a defined variant is installed. Variant number of variant. State the current state of the variant: add the variant has been defined on...

  • Page 584

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-156 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 table f-22. Dsp variant parameters parameter function nbr c-channel displays the number of timeslots that will be used for the communication channels pstn c-channel displays the time...

  • Page 585

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-157 refer to the general form of the dsp st variant command for details on the information displayed by this command. Dsp variant – specific variant form for v5.2 protocol purpose displa...

  • Page 586

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-158 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 dsp var port id:ln or dsp variant port id:ln • to display the parameters of a contiguous group of ports, type: dsp var port id:ln:ln or dsp variant port id:ln:ln id is the number of ...

  • Page 587

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-159 flip [db] net upd purpose copy the flip database from the edit buffer to the non-volatile memory, without activating it. Before any update, a sanity check is automatically performed,...

  • Page 588

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-160 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 syntax flip [db] upd use • to activate the edited flip database, type: flip [db] upd • if errors are found, the terminal display a list of error messages. H purpose display an index ...

  • Page 589

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-161 this command is identical to the h command. For a description of the display fields, refer to the h command above. Init ap purpose return the alarm priorities to the default values. ...

  • Page 590

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-162 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 reset purpose reset a module installed in a specified slot. Syntax & use 1. To reset a module, type: reset ss where ss is the slot number of the desired module. 2. You are requested ...

  • Page 591

    Installation and operation manual appendix f command language mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 command set description f-163 reset purpose reset a module installed in a specified slot. Syntax & use 1. To reset a module, type: reset ss where ss is the slot number of the desired module. 2. You are requested ...

  • Page 592

    Appendix f command language installation and operation manual f-164 command set description mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6.

  • Page 593: Appendix  G

    Mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 transfer procedure g-1 appendix g transfer of configuration files this appendix presents procedures for uploading and downloading megaplex configuration files, using the tftp protocol. Network administrators can use these procedures to distribute verified configuration file...

  • Page 594

    Appendix g transfer of configuration files installation and operation manual g-2 transfer procedure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 the contents of the megaplex edit buffer can also be uploaded to the management station as a standard disk file. The management station can then distribute this file, as a cn...

  • Page 595

    Installation and operation manual appendix g transfer of configuration files mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 transfer procedure g-3 downloading procedure the following procedure uses typical field designations. However, your tftp suite may use different designations, or may have more or less options. For ...

  • Page 596

    Appendix g transfer of configuration files installation and operation manual g-4 transfer procedure mp-2100/mp-2104 ver. 12.6 if you have transferred a nvrm.Dat file, do not send the command db upd to the destination megaplex, because the configuration contained in the database will automatically ta...

  • Page 597: Index

    I-1 index —a— acm module, 1-19 act variant v5.1 protocol, f-2 v5.2 protocol, f-2 active, f-148 , f-156 active db, f-147 active req, f-148 active request, f-156 activity, f-147 adaptive timing, 2-27 , e-31 add, f-148 , f-156 add ai, 5-63 , f-3 add am, 5-63 , 5-64 , f-4 add bnd, 5-5 , 5-49 , f-5 add c...

  • Page 598

    Index megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual i-2 add bnd, 5-5 , 5-49 , f-5 def end, f-48 del end, f-106 dsp end, f-126 timeslot assignment rules, f-100 busy, f-65 bye, f-33 bypass d-ch cmp, f-31 bypass d-ch loc bit, f-32 bypass d-ch rate bit, f-31 bypass d-ch ts, f-31 bypass port, f-24...

  • Page 599

    Megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual index i-3 def profile, 5-5 , f-63 , f-72 legacy signaling, f-64 r2 signaling, f-65 def prompt, f-73 def psw, 5-59 , f-73 def pwd, f-73 def route, f-76 def sp, f-76 ethernet port, f-78 serial port, f-76 def split ts, 5-14 , 5-17 , 5-20 , 5-22 , 5-5...

  • Page 600

    Index megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual i-4 —e— e1 cas, e-4 crc-4, e-4 line alarm, e-4 line signal, e-1 multiframes, e-3 g732n, e-3 g732s, e-3 signal structure, e-2 timeslot 0, e-2 end point mode, 5-67 , 5-75 end session, f-33 end time, f-14 equipment needed, 3-9 esd, 3-3 ethernet...

  • Page 601

    Megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual index i-5 ip addresses, e-8 ip packet structure, e-9 , e-12 ip routing on ml-ip, 2-8 overview, e-8 ping, e-15 routing principles, e-12 ip address, f-43 , f-138 ip over ethernet, e-21 ip tos, f-7 isdn s type c channel, f-21 isdn s type c channel, f...

  • Page 602

    Index megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual i-6 mux name, f-43 , f-57 —n— nbr c channel, f-21 , f-157 net id, f-44 net ip address, f-16 net ip mask, f-16 network port, 3-6 next hop, f-19 next hop ip, f-6 none op. To operate, f-60 number of requests, f-63 nvram capacity, f-147 nvram ch...

  • Page 603

    Megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual index i-7 snmp overview, c-1 agent configuration, 4-9 communities, c-3 connections, 4-5 traps, c-8 snmp read community, f-44 snmp trap community, f-44 snmp write community, f-44 software revision, f-139 software updating, 2-36 cold (local), d-2 dl...

  • Page 604

    Index megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual i-8 maximizing utilization of connection to ip network, 7-40 , 7-41 ml-ip port parameters, 5-45 ml-ip static routes, 5-55 packetizing, e-25 packetizing delay, 7-49 , e-28 packets, e-24 redundancy, 1-6 , 1-7 , 1-15 , 1-16 , 5-9 , 5-49 , 5- 52...

  • Page 605

    Megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual index i-9 act variant v5.1 protocol, f-2 v5.2 protocol, f-2 add variant c channel parameters, 5-69 v5.1 protocol, f-20 v5.2 protocol, f-25 add variant port, f-32 bypassing timeslots from legacy ports, 5-73 copy variant, f-36 deact variant, f-41 de...

  • Page 606

    Index megaplex-2100/2104 installation and operation manual i-10

  • Page 607: For Megaplex/maxcess Units

    Dc power supply connection – terminal block connectors for megaplex/maxcess units dc power input connector dc-powered units are equipped with a plastic 3-pin vdc-in power input connector, located on the unit’s power supply module (see figure 1). Supplied with the unit, is a mating terminal block (tb...

  • Page 608

    Power supply wire mapping refer to figures 2 and 3 for proper mapping of your power supply wire leads to the tb plug’s three terminals. Adapting rad ringer cables to tb connector cbl-ringer cables with the older 3-pin circular type dc connectors, can be modified for connection to the tb type dc conn...

  • Page 609: –

    Megaplex/maxcess dc power supply connection – circular 3-pin connectors dc power-input connectors dc-powered chassis are equipped with a circular 3-pin (male) power-input connector marked dc-in (see figure 1), located on the dc power supply module. Certain dc-powered chassis can also accept +60/+72 ...

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    Error report type of error(s) or problem(s): incompatibility with product difficulty in understanding text regulatory information (safety, compliance, warnings, etc.) difficulty in finding needed information missing information illogical flow of information style (spelling, grammar, references, etc....

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