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Mounting

NOTE:

It will be necessary to set the configuration of the

D-SERV DSU/CSU before mounting the unit. Refer to
Section 2, Configuration for complete configuration
information.

There are four ways to mount the D-SERV DSU/CSU:

¤

Desktop mounting (on any flat surface)

¤

Vertically, on a wall using model #78035 Wall Mount
Brackets

¤

Side by side in a 19" or 23" equipment rack using model
#78255 Mounting Tray

¤

Where space is critical, up to 12 D-SERV units can be
mounted in a 19" or 23" equipment rack using the model
#78260 High Density Mounting Chassis

NOTE:

Refer to the Installation Instructions accompanying the

Wall Mount Brackets, the Mounting Tray or the High
Density Mounting Chassis for details on their
installation.

Desktop Mounting

Any clean level surface can be a platform for the D-SERV unit.

Operator's Manual

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Summary of Contents for 78210

Page 1: ...D SERV DSU CSU Operator Manual Stand alone Models 78220 78222 78240 and 78242 Plug In Models 78210 and 78230 Data Service Units Channel Service Units Document 5000211...

Page 2: ...on 65 78200104 1993 Issue 4 5000211 December 2001 Issue 5 Trademark Kentrox D SERV and DataSMART are registered trademarks of Information Kentrox LLC All other product names are trademarks or register...

Page 3: ...annel Selection 10 Switch S4 Alternating and Contiguous Channels 12 Switch S5 Advanced Data Port Configuration 14 Data Inversion 14 Data Port Clock Source 14 Data Port Clock Inversion 14 Switch S3 Net...

Page 4: ...ries 25 Site Selection 26 After Unpacking 26 Mounting 27 Desktop Mounting 27 Electrical Installation 28 Stand Alone AC Power Connection 28 Stand Alone DC Power Connections 28 Stand Alone Alarm Relay C...

Page 5: ...ure 3 DIP Switch Positions 5 Figure 4 S2 Location 6 Figure 5 S2 Location 9 Figure 6 S4 Location 11 Figure 7 S4 Location 13 Figure 8 S5 Location 15 Figure 9 S3 Location 16 Figure 10 S3 Location 18 Figu...

Page 6: ...Cable 95010058 Pin Outs 33 Figure 21 Network Port Location AC Powered Units 35 Figure 22 Network Port Location DC Powered Units 35 Figure 23 RJ48C Pin Designation 35 Figure 24 D SERV Front Panel 37 F...

Page 7: ...Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate...

Page 8: ...oval of a D SERV DSU CSU connected 1 544 Mbit s s digital service If the telephone company notes a problem they may temporarily discontinue service and will notify you of this disconnection If advance...

Page 9: ...rtified equipment should be made by an authorized Canadian maintenance facility designated by the supplier Any repairs or alterations made by the user to this equipment or equipment malfunctions may g...

Page 10: ...apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of Canada Le pr sent appareil num rique n met pas de bruits radio lectriques d passant les limites applicables aux appareils num riques Class...

Page 11: ...ming from the public network In addition the D SERV DSU CSU generates alarm signals and performs loop backs to aid in the turn up and trouble shooting of expensive T1 circuits The D SERV family of pro...

Page 12: ...Relay contacts DC versions only Diagnostics through front panel switch controlled loop backs Remote report and alarm retrieval from a DataSMART unit Remote diagnostics capability from a DataSMART uni...

Page 13: ...Stand Alone Size with feet 1 93 high x 8 35 wide x 12 0 deep Stand Alone Size without feet 1 6 high x 8 0 wide x 12 0 deep Weight 2 47 lb 12 slot Chassis Size 7 0 high x 17 0 wide x 12 0 deep Environ...

Page 14: ...nnected at the far end of the network some report and alarm configuration options can be configured using the ARC help menu Refer to Section 4 Operation for details on use of the ARC help menu A Confi...

Page 15: ...ess the switches on a stand alone unit Disconnect all power connections and interface cables Turn the D SERV unit over and using a phillips screwdriver remove the four screws attaching the legs to the...

Page 16: ...Unused channels remain idle Switch S2 1 sets the channel data rate to 56 Kbit s or 64 Kbit s Switches S2 2 through S2 6 set the number of channels to be activated NOTE Any non defined setting for S2...

Page 17: ...448 Down Down Down Down Up Down 9 x 56 504 Down Up Down Down Up Down 10 x 56 560 Down Down Up Down Up Down 11 x 56 616 Down Up Up Down Up Down 12 x 56 672 Down Down Down Up Up Down 13 x 56 728 Down U...

Page 18: ...8 x 64 512 Up Down Down Down Up Down 9 x 64 576 Up Up Down Down Up Down 10 x 64 640 Up Down Up Down Up Down 11 x 64 704 Up Up Up Down Up Down 12 x 64 768 Up Down Down Up Up Down 13 x 64 832 Up Up Dow...

Page 19: ...also provides the option of not monitoring for data port LOS by ignoring the condition of the RTS and DTR signal lines Switches S2 7 and S2 8 configure this option NOTE If a data port LOS condition oc...

Page 20: ...mple if ten channels have been activated and channel 16 has been chosen as the starting channel the D SERV DSU CSU will alert the user of a configuration conflict In the event of a conflict the D SERV...

Page 21: ...Figure 6 S4 Location Operator s Manual 11...

Page 22: ...to activate more channels than can be accommodated between the starting channel and the 24th channel For example in contiguous mode if ten channels have been activated and channel 16 has been chosen a...

Page 23: ...Figure 7 S4 Location Operator s Manual 13...

Page 24: ...he clock returned from the DTE but originally sourced from the D SERV DSU CSU This option is useful when propagation delays may be encountered due to long cables or if a synchronous device such as a D...

Page 25: ...a Port Clock Source Function 1 2 3 Data Inversion OFF Down Data Inversion ON Up Internal DP Clock Source Down External DP Clock Source Up DP Clock Inversion OFF Down DP Clock Inversion ON Up Figure 8...

Page 26: ...ntrol the Network Interface Configuration Options NOTE It is not allowed to enable SF framing and PRM generation at the same time In the event of a conflict the D SERV DSU CSU will flash the front pan...

Page 27: ...automatically sets the Data Port Clock Source to EXTernal overriding the INTernal setting of Switch S5 2 If another Clock Source is selected the INTernal setting of Switch S5 2 is restored Switches S...

Page 28: ...te can be cleared The D SERV options are 1 5 10 and 15 seconds Network alarms are Loss of Signal LOS Alarm Indication Signal AIS and Out of Frame OOF Switches S3 7 and S3 8 configure the Alarm De acti...

Page 29: ...ur application WARNING Improper setting of the LBO switches may cause interference with other telephone company services Proper setting of the LBO switches will ensure reliable operation both for you...

Page 30: ...d alone unit Disconnect all power connections and interface cables Turn the D SERV unit over and using a phillips screwdriver remove the four screws connecting the two sides of the case see Figure 13...

Page 31: ...Jumper Configuration Options NOTE When the jumpers are viewed as in Figure 12 pin 1 is always to the left Case Screws Figure 13 Screws for Case Separation Operator s Manual 21...

Page 32: ...Off DP LOS Processing S2 RTS DTR Both or None Network Interface Configuration Function Switch Options Selection Framing S3 SF or ESF Coding S3 AMI or B8ZS Bit Stuffing S3 After 15 0 s or None PRM Gen...

Page 33: ...interface cables Installing D SERV Plug In Units Read Operator Manual thoroughly Select Site for installation Install 12 slot High Density Mounting Chassis Install enough back panels in the chassis t...

Page 34: ...MRAC34P MRAC34P 10 feet 95010052 MRAC34P MRAC34P 25 feet 95025052 EIA 530 Data Port DB25P DB25P 10 feet 95010061 DB25P DB25P 25 feet 95025061 Tail Circuit Timing Cables D SERV Cross Pinned Cables Desc...

Page 35: ...DB25P DB37P 10 feet 95010066 V 35 Gender Changer MRAC34P MRAC34S 1 foot 78896 Shelf and Mounting Accessories D SERV Shelf and Mounting Accessories Description Part Number 12 Slot Plug In Chassis 7826...

Page 36: ...entilation and cable routing Allow at least 4 0 inches at the rear of the unit for cables and air flow Do not block any of the air vents on the unit Allow clearance for operation and maintenance The s...

Page 37: ...all Mount Brackets Side by side in a 19 or 23 equipment rack using model 78255 Mounting Tray Where space is critical up to 12 D SERV units can be mounted in a 19 or 23 equipment rack using the model 7...

Page 38: ...nd Alone DC Power Connections Use a power supply capable of providing a voltage in the range 22 to 56 VDC Power supplies are available from Kentrox Remove the Power Alarm connector from the back panel...

Page 39: ...tand Alone Power Alarm Connector Installation CAUTION DO NOT install the power connector upside down The D SERV unit will not operate if the six post connector is installed incorrectly Firmly push the...

Page 40: ...ED lights green after self test all tests were passed and operation may begin as normal The self test should last approximately 20 seconds In the event of a configuration conflict the D SERV DSU CSU w...

Page 41: ...Port Pin Assignments Circuit Name EIA 530 Pins V 35 Pins RS 449 Pins Protective Ground 1 A Signal Ground 7 B 19 RTS 4 19 C 7 25 CTS 5 13 D 9 27 DSR 6 22 E 11 29 RI 22 DTR 20 23 H 12 30 Rec Line Sig De...

Page 42: ...ta port source bit rate from a DataSMART unit or a MUX must match the D SERV data port bit rate set with the DIP switches on S2 On the D SERV unit set Switch S3 for Data Port Timing S3 5 Down and S3 6...

Page 43: ...Figure 18 Cable 95010056 Pin Outs Figure 19 Cable 95010057 Pin Outs Figure 20 Cable 95010058 Pin Outs Operator s Manual 33...

Page 44: ...48C plug at each end Do Not use unshielded cable Connect the cable to the network port on the D SERV back panel Connect the shield ground wire on the cable to the grounding lug to the left of the netw...

Page 45: ...k Port Grounding Lug 1 8 Figure 21 Network Port Location AC Powered Units Network Port Grounding Lug 8 1 Figure 22 Network Port Location DC Powered Units Figure 23 RJ48C Pin Designation Operator s Man...

Page 46: ...tected Data Green Valid Data is Present Blinking Green Network Set Reset or Test code is detected Red Test Active Blinking Red Network BPV s or CRC errors Configuration conflict TxD Yellow Receiving d...

Page 47: ...POWER FAIL RED ALARM YEL ALARM DATA T1 FAR END L L B O F F DP L B T X X D D R CTS RTS D SERV DSU CSU Figure 24 D SERV Front Panel Operator s Manual 37...

Page 48: ...LB is activated from the Loop Back Switch or from the far end the NI signal is looped back to the NI without modification All 1s is sent to the DTE When to Use LLB is used to identify trouble in the n...

Page 49: ...ayload DPLB At the same time the D SERV DSU CSU loops the data equipment signal at the Data Port Interface DTLB When to Use DPLB is used to test the T1 side of the Data Ports and the data equipment li...

Page 50: ...t out the DataSMART DSU command port D SERV T1 DSU CSU V1 01 Copyright c 1992 Kentrox LLC NAME PORTLAND OR SD mm dd yy Set Date ST hh mm Set Time SN id Set Name ST15 ST60 Set Threshold Timing to 15 or...

Page 51: ...r information on the commands in the D SERV menu alarm parameters and reports Remote Loop Backs A far end DataSMART or a test set can set a Line Loop Back LLB a Data Port Loop Back DPLB or a Payload L...

Page 52: ...Operator s Manual 42...

Page 53: ...12 CTS LED 36 D Data Inversion configuration 14 Data LED 36 Data Port Bit Rate configuration 6 Data Port Clock Inversion 14 Data Port Clock Source configuration 14 Data Port Loop Back 39 Data Port LO...

Page 54: ...location 20 21 L LBO Switches location 19 Leg removal 5 Line Build Out 19 Line Loop Back 38 LLB 38 Loop Back switch 38 M Model numbers 1 Mounting 27 N Network Interface Clock Source configuration 17 N...

Page 55: ...gnments 31 RTS LED 36 RUNLR command 41 RUNSR command 41 RxD LED 36 S Self Test 30 Shelf and Mounting accessories 25 Site Selection 26 Specifications 3 Starting DS0 Channel configuration 10 Switch posi...

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