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Summary of Contents for E1 MAX series

Page 1: ...MAX 4000 Series Hardware Installation Guide Ascend Communications Inc Part Number 7820 0634 001 For software version 7 0 0 Preliminary November 4 1998...

Page 2: ...tions Inc All Rights Reserved This document contains information that is the property of Ascend Communications Inc This document may not be copied reproduced reduced to any electronic medium or machin...

Page 3: ...lem Calling Ascend from within the United States In the U S you can take advantage of Priority Technical Assistance or an Ascend Advantage Pak service contract or you can call to request assistance Pr...

Page 4: ...from within the U S support ascend com Email from Europe or the Middle East EMEAsupport ascend com Email from Asia Pacific apac support ascend com Fax 510 814 2312 Customer Support BBS by modem 510 81...

Page 5: ...fe 6 If installed in a rack the rack should safely support the combined weight of all equipment it supports A fully loaded redundant power MAX weighs 25 5 lbs 56 kg A fully loaded single power MAX wei...

Page 6: ...encies and inspection authorities to ensure compliance 19 A rare phenomenon can create a voltage potential between the earth grounds of two or more buildings If products installed in separate building...

Page 7: ...u erreichen sein Warning To reduce the risk of fire communication cable conductors must be 26 AWG or larger Avertissement Afin de reduire les risques d incendie les fils conducteurs du cable de commun...

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Page 9: ...hecking other package contents 1 3 Checking the expansion cards 1 3 Host 6 card 1 3 ISDN BRI network interface and terminal interface cards 1 4 Multiband inverse multiplexing card 1 4 Series56 digital...

Page 10: ...uration 3 10 Configuring the T1 PRI lines 3 10 Specify signaling mode 3 11 Configure your specified signaling mode 3 12 Continue specifying line parameters 3 12 For inband signaling route incoming cal...

Page 11: ...window active 4 2 Opening menus and profiles 4 2 Opening edit fields 4 4 Setting enumerated parameters 4 4 Saving your changes 4 5 Using the palmtop controller 4 5 Security profiles 4 6 Assigning priv...

Page 12: ...1 PRI WAN ports C 12 WAN switched services available to the MAX C 12 E1 PRI interface specifications C 13 E1 PRI cable specifications C 13 E1 PRI crossover cable RJ 48C RJ 48C C 14 E1 PRI straight thr...

Page 13: ...iii IDSL specifications C 43 General specifications C 43 Network interface specifications C 43 Loopback testing C 44 Appendix D FCC and Canadian Notices D 1 FCC Part 15 Notice D 1 FCC Part 68 Notice D...

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Page 15: ...nel 2 12 Figure 3 1 Quickstart setup 3 2 Figure 3 2 Incoming call routing using inband signaling and hunt groups 3 3 Figure 3 3 Incoming call routing using ISDN signaling and hunt groups 3 4 Figure 3...

Page 16: ...e C 19 Figure C 13 V 35 V 25 bis cable to Cisco C 23 Figure C 14 V 35 cable to generic serial host C 25 Figure C 15 V 35 RS 366 cable to generic serial host C 27 Figure C 16 V 35 RS 366 cable to CLI c...

Page 17: ...monitor and MIF palmtop port and cabling pinouts C 3 Table C 4 CSU specifications C 5 Table C 5 RJ 48C RJ 48C crossover cable specifications C 7 Table C 6 RJ 48C RJ 48C straight through cable specific...

Page 18: ...7 cable to VTC C 33 Table C 26 Pinouts for RS 449 RS 366 cable to generic serial host C 35 Table C 27 RS 449 cable to generic serial host pinouts C 38 Table C 28 Pinouts for X 21 cable to generic seri...

Page 19: ...ation of your MAX Chapter 4 Navigating and Securing the Interface tells you how to navigate the MAX user interfaces Appendix A Provisioning the Switch gives you information that your T1 E1 or BRI serv...

Page 20: ...be in quotation marks and to show emphasis Square brackets indicate an optional argument you might add to a command To include such an argument type only the information inside the brackets Do not typ...

Page 21: ...AX Reference Guide MAX Security Supplement MAX RADIUS Configuration Guide Related publications This guide and documentation set do not provide a detailed explanation of products architectures or stand...

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Page 23: ...terminal server functions Aggregates multiple calls for Bandwidth on Demand Supports multiple security methods Has various management and control features The items in your MAX package All MAX models...

Page 24: ...unit Figure 1 2 Redundant MAX base unit Figure 1 3 DC power source on the MAX 4000 and the Redundant MAX 4000 CO NT RO L PC MC IA DR AM LA N UT P SE RIA L AL AR M WA N 1 2 3 4 ACT FDX LNK 100B T COL...

Page 25: ...kit Separately packaged expansion modules if you ordered them separately If you are missing any items contact your MAX distributor Checking the expansion cards The MAX accommodates up to six expansio...

Page 26: ...ce cards in the MAX Figure 1 5 ISDN BRI network interface or terminal interface card Note Not all Ascend units support all Ascend slot cards You must install a slot card in a unit that supports that s...

Page 27: ...card Figure 1 7 supports eight twelve or sixteen digital modems per card Digital modems support V 90 K56flex V 34 and all lower modulations You can install a maximum of 96 digital modems in the MAX F...

Page 28: ...100 menu screen and supports incoming and outgoing voice calls To support outgoing voice calls the connected Terminal Equipment TE must use Q 931 en bloc dialing to send all dialed digits to the MAX i...

Page 29: ...his port see User interface specifications on page C 1 LAN UTP The LAN UTP port connects the MAX to an unshielded twisted pair 10 100 Base T UTP LAN For details about cables that connect to this port...

Page 30: ...s about cables that connect to these ports see Cables and Connectors on page C 1 ISDN BRI ISDN BRI ports Figure 1 5 on page 1 4 are a group of either eight DTE or eight DCE ports providing point to po...

Page 31: ...page 2 2 One or more active line s with at least one line set for bidirectional calling Bidirectional calling allows you to test the MAX hardware by having the MAX dial out on one channel and answer o...

Page 32: ...architecture also requires that the modem density be homogeneous Modem modules with mixed densities for example 8 port and 12 port modem modules must not be combined in a single chassis The MAX can s...

Page 33: ...edures such as using a grounding mat and a wrist strap to prevent buildup of static electricity If your MAX package includes expansion modules that are not already installed in your MAX insert the mod...

Page 34: ...Doing so can damage the card or slot connector 4 Tighten the screws on either side of the module as shown in Figure 2 3 Now you are ready to set up the hardware Figure 2 3 Tightening slot card thumbsc...

Page 35: ...nch rack The following illustrations show the dimensions of both base MAX units the single power supply unit and the redundant power supply unit Figure 2 4 Dimensions of the single power supply unit F...

Page 36: ...X in a rack and secure it as shown in Figure 2 6 or place the unit where you can have full access to the front and back panels Figure 2 6 Mounting the MAX in a rack 2 Use the null modem cable provided...

Page 37: ...rminal block with two separate input sources For an expanded view see Figure 1 3 The input power is identical for both terminal columns Connect to two different sources if you want source redundancy I...

Page 38: ...ith the indicator lights LEDS See Interpreting the MAX LEDs on page 2 9 Connecting the MAX to an E1 Line The MAX can connect to any DPNSS access point on a Private Branch Exchange PBX or directly to E...

Page 39: ...ttenuation of more than 6dB when measured at half the maximum data rate 1024 Kbps Also the cable must have a root F characteristic Interpreting the MAX LEDs Before you start up the MAX you need to und...

Page 40: ...ult On in one of two cases A hardware self test in progress or a hardware failure At system start up when the MAX performs its Power On Self Test POST the LED is on If any type of hardware failure occ...

Page 41: ...ental information for the redundant ac or dc power supply Table 2 2 Redundant MAX LEDs LED Description Power On when the Redundant MAX power supply is on A Fail On only if one or more of the voltages...

Page 42: ...ernet interface 10Base T and COAX 10Base 2 which illuminate when the interface is in use The ACT and COL LEDs are the same as those on the MAX 6000 Table 2 3 describes the Ethernet interface LEDs Once...

Page 43: ...e ac power cord to a power source and the other end to the MAX The Power On Self Test POST begins and finishes within one minute 4 While the POST is running watch the LEDs If the Power LED is on and t...

Page 44: ...y key again to display the MAX Main Edit menu as shown Main Edit Menu 00 000 System 10 000 Net T1 20 000 Host Dual 30 000 Ethernet 40 000 Empty 50 000 Empty 60 000 Host Dual 70 000 Empty 80 000 Empty...

Page 45: ...of T1 line configuration 3 3 Gathering configuration information 3 4 Using the MAX VT100 interface 3 9 Implementing a basic configuration 3 10 Testing the connections 3 21 Where to go next 3 24 Quick...

Page 46: ...efore you begin make sure you have installed the MAX as described in Chapter 2 Setting Up and Testing the MAX Hardware Also verify that you have available One or more active and installed T1 lines acc...

Page 47: ...ent analog callers are rejected because there are no more channels available for analog calls even though there are 12 unused channels in the other hunt group Figure 3 2 Incoming call routing using in...

Page 48: ...ne information Connection profile information Ethernet profile information T1 line information Table 3 1 lists the parameters you use for configuring the MAX T1 line As you gather the necessary inform...

Page 49: ...cations Inc Japan GloBanD Q 931W GloBanD data service Although GloBanD can appear in the list of switch types available under ISDN it is currently not supported on any T1 PRI switches in the U S Howev...

Page 50: ...Buildout If your MAX has an internal CSU enter the amount of attenuation the MAX should apply to the line s network interface to match the cable length from the MAX to the next repeater Get this info...

Page 51: ...rmation about the parameters in the following table see the Reference Guide for your MAX Table 3 2 Connection profile settings Parameters Your setting Explanation Station A name for the remote device...

Page 52: ...ess and subnet mask of the MAX A slash separates the mask from the address For example 198 5 248 40 29 indicates that 29 bits of the IP address will be interpreted as network bits WAN Options Pool 1 S...

Page 53: ...he MAX user interface If you want to Do this Make a menu or status window active Press the Tab key until the window has a thick double line around it Back Tab or Ctrl O moves you in the opposite direc...

Page 54: ...nes To configure a T1 line with the information you recorded in Table 3 1 on page 3 5 select the line s profile and specify the signaling mode Then set the parameters that configure the signaling mode...

Page 55: ...g 10 1 Factory 10 102 10 103 10 104 3 Select the currently active slot profile 10 1 Factory The selected slot profile appears 10 1 Factory Name 1st Line Trunk 2nd Line Disabled Line 1 Line 2 4 Select...

Page 56: ...the encoding used on this line The selections are None identical to AMI but without density enforcement AMI B8ZS 3 Set the Facility Data Link FDL used on this line The selections are N A appropriate f...

Page 57: ...h 1 Slot 5 Ch 2 Slot 5 and so on up to the total number of analog calls you want the MAX to accept on this T1 line These settings tell the MAX to route incoming analog calls to the digital modem card...

Page 58: ...calls From the Main Edit Menu select Ethernet Mod Config WAN Options The WAN Options profile appears 90 C00 Mod Config WAN options Dial Plan N A Ans 1 Ans 2 Ans 3 Ans 4 Pool 1 start 0 0 0 0 Pool 1 co...

Page 59: ...h your T1 PRI line provider that you have the correct Framing Mode Encoding Length and Buildout values Re entering T1 line parameters If you must re enter the parameters for your T1 line make sure you...

Page 60: ...mes up in the default configuration Configuring the Ethernet profile To configure the Ethernet profile proceed as follows 1 From the Main Edit Menu select Ethernet Mod Config The Mod Config menu appea...

Page 61: ...does not transmit RIP updates Both v2 The MAX transmits and receives RIP v2 updates 7 Press the Left Arrow or Escape key to exit Ether Options submenu A confirmation menu appears EXIT 0 ESC Don t exit...

Page 62: ...equire for incoming calls None the default The MAX does not use an authentication protocol to validate incoming calls PAP Password Authentication Protocol a PPP authentication protocol CHAP Challenge...

Page 63: ...rs 90 101 Station Active No Encaps MPP PRI Type National Dial Calling Called Route IP Yes Route IPX N A Bridge N A Dial brdcast Encaps options Ip options Ipx options Session options Telco options 3 Mo...

Page 64: ...0 0 0 Client Assign DNS Yes 7 If you are configuring a Connection profile for a device with its own IP address set the following parameters LAN Adr Enter the IP address including any subnet mask of th...

Page 65: ...he same LAN as the unit Test the T1 PRI line by placing and answering a test call from the MAX to itself over the T1 PRI interface This procedure tests the T1 lines to verify that they are active and...

Page 66: ...d sends 1000 packets and receives 994 packets the test is successful To perform the test 1 From the Main Edit Menu select System The System menu appears 00 200 System 00 100 Sys Config 00 200 Sys Diag...

Page 67: ...tic routes For example if the remote unit address is 167 34 9 23 and the your MAX address is 165 3 45 8 the gateway configuration on the remote unit would be Address 167 34 9 23 Gateway address 165 3...

Page 68: ...nfigure the MAX WAN interfaces MAX 4000 Series Network Configuration Guide Configure the MAX networking protocols MAX 4000 Series Network Configuration Guide Administer the MAX MAX 4000 Series Network...

Page 69: ...n Ascend unit or other compatible equipment that you can Telnet to or Ping over a dial up PPP encapsulated link across the WAN A local host or workstation on the same subnet as the MAX that can Telnet...

Page 70: ...group includes all 24 channels Analog callers call in to the phone number 555 1111 and are routed to the digital modems in slot 5 Digital callers call in using the phone number 555 2222 and are route...

Page 71: ...e information Connection profile information Ethernet profile information E1 line information Table 3 6 lists the parameters you use for configuring the MAX E1 line As you gather the necessary informa...

Page 72: ...rotocol specified for use in China Malaysia indicates a version of the R2 signaling protocol with CLID processing specified for use in Malaysia Get this information from your service provider Switch T...

Page 73: ...all other parameters in the Connection profile at their default values For detailed information about the parameters in the following table see the Reference Guide for your MAX Length If your MAX does...

Page 74: ...ace based routing Table 3 7 Connection profile settings continued Parameters Your setting Explanation Table 3 8 Ethernet configuration Parameters Your setting Explanation Ether Options IP Adrs subnet...

Page 75: ...ain Edit Menu differ depending on the system configuration In Figure 3 10 the Net E1 menu items provide access to the line configuration submenus Figure 3 10 MAX E1 configuration interface MAX EDIT Ma...

Page 76: ...ow active Press the Tab key until the window has a thick double line around it Back Tab or Ctrl O moves you in the opposite direction Select a menu or a text field Press the Down Arrow key or Control...

Page 77: ...e They disappear once you have configured the E1 PRI line Configuring the E1 PRI lines To configure a E1 line with the information you recorded in Table 3 6 on page 3 28 select the line s profile and...

Page 78: ...e Config The Line Config menu appears 10 100 Line Config 10 1 Factory 10 102 10 103 10 104 3 Select the currently active slot profile 10 1 Factory The selected slot profile appears 10 1 Factory Name 1...

Page 79: ...of presence N A appropriate for Sig Mode R2 AT T NTI NI 2 GloBanD Japan Setting the remaining Line N parameters After you have set the required parameter or parameters for your signaling mode set the...

Page 80: ...unique digits of the phone number used to reach this channel For example if your line is set up as illustrated in Figure 3 8 on page 3 26 enter 1111 for the first 12 channels and 2222 for the last 12...

Page 81: ...group for analog callers to the digital modems 4 Press the Left Arrow or Escape key to exit the current Modem profile 5 In the confirmation menu press 2 to save and exit 6 Press the Left Arrow or Esc...

Page 82: ...profile If No The connection to the E1 PRI line has failed If the Alarm LED is on check your cabling Also verify with your E1 PRI line provider that you have the correct Framing Mode Encoding Length...

Page 83: ...the default configuration Configuring the Ethernet profile To configure the Ethernet profile proceed as follows 1 From the Main Edit Menu select Ethernet Mod Config The Mod Config menu appears 90 B00...

Page 84: ...ates Both v2 The MAX transmits and receives RIP v2 updates 7 Press the Left Arrow or Escape key to exit Ether Options submenu A confirmation menu appears EXIT 0 ESC Don t exit 1 Exit and discard 2 Exi...

Page 85: ...authentication protocol CHAP Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol a more secure PPP authentication protocol MS CHAP Enter description of MS CHAP Either The MAX can use either CHAP PAP or MS CH...

Page 86: ...er a name such as Remote Call which becomes the name of the profile and acts as the login name of the remote user Active Set to Yes Encaps Set the encapsulation method you want to use for this connect...

Page 87: ...terface then press Enter to return to the list of parameters IF Adrs If you are implementing interfaced based routing on the MAX enter the IP address of the port used on the MAX side of the link 8 If...

Page 88: ...ter the MAX prompts for it before you can access the MAX user interface If you Ping the MAX you should get a message saying that you are immediately receiving a return packet for every packet you are...

Page 89: ...rrect phone number 5 If the test is unsuccessful verify that you have entered all the T1 line parameters correctly and that your line is correctly provisioned as explained in Appendix A Provisioning t...

Page 90: ...the local host enter the Telnet or Ping command with an argument specifying the remote unit If you use Telnet and the remote unit s user interface display appears the MAX is functioning properly and y...

Page 91: ...onfigure the MAX WAN interfaces MAX 4000 Series Network Configuration Guide Configure the MAX networking protocols MAX 4000 Series Network Configuration Guide Administer the MAX MAX 4000 Series Networ...

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Page 93: ...nt and other functions that could be performed from a computer connected to the MAX control port In either case access is controlled by Security profiles as described in Security profiles on page 4 6...

Page 94: ...ently open the cursor character points to one item in the menu For example in the following Main Edit Menu the cursor points to as Net T1 menu item Main Edit Menu 00 000 System 10 000 Net T1 20 000 Ne...

Page 95: ...90 700 Frame Relay 90 800 Answer 90 900 SNMP Traps 90 A00 IPX Routes 90 B00 IPX SAP Filters 90 C00 Mod Config The Ethernet menu contains submenus and profiles related to network functions such as brid...

Page 96: ...s Route Pref TServ options Bridging No Shared Prof No Telnet PW ICMP Redirects Accept BOOTP Relay DNS A blinking text cursor within the brackets indicates that you can start typing text If the field a...

Page 97: ...maximum of 20 characters The palmtop controller screen contains a single display For example Main Edit Menu 00 000 System 10 000 Net 20 000 Host The process of editing from the palmtop controller is n...

Page 98: ...nfiguration menus You should also change the password of the Full Access profile Do not change any other settings in the Full Access profile Proceed as follows 1 Open the Default profile 2 Select Oper...

Page 99: ...ssword and press Enter to accept it Note You should modify the Full Access profile to assign a password other than the default Ascend as soon as possible A message states that the password was accepte...

Page 100: ...meter Select the previous value String value Move left one character or exit the current input Menu Close the current selection v Down Arrow Ctrl N Move down to the next selection Up Arrow Ctrl U Ctrl...

Page 101: ...ccess It also has six expansion slots which support additional bandwidth BRI lines AIM port modules to support videoconferencing or digital modems to support analog modem connections over digital line...

Page 102: ...net slot menu 90 000 The Ethernet menu contains submenus and profiles related to the local network routing and bridging and WAN connections Slot A is the EtherData slot menu A0 000 For the MAX with bu...

Page 103: ...MAX Provisioning the switch for T1 access A 1 Provisioning the switch for T1 PRI access A 2 What you need from your E1 PRI service provider A 3 Supported WAN switched services A 3 Provisioning the sw...

Page 104: ...the switched channels Whether the line uses B channel H0 channel or H11 channel provisioning The D channel assignment The NFAS ID number if the T1 PRI line is provisioned for NFAS Keep the following a...

Page 105: ...ts the following WAN switched services 56 Kbps and 64 Kbps data services GloBanD and GVPN in CCITT countries PRI network services multiples of 64 Kbps When ordering a data service make sure it is avai...

Page 106: ...en it handles calls to digital modems the MAX is a data device and you can substitute voice service for data service only if end to end data integrity is guaranteed Voice service is required if digita...

Page 107: ...git TID required only for NI 1 The TID can be a value from 00 to 62 It is assigned by your carrier Ascend recommends that you use 00 as the TID for all SPIDs For example suppose that 555 1212 is the 7...

Page 108: ...end recommends that you use 00 as the TID for all SPIDs For example suppose you are using Northern Telecom in NTI Custom mode PVC 1 The phone number of your ISDN BRI line including the area code is 41...

Page 109: ...engineers should replace MAX components Warning The battery can explode if incorrectly replaced Replace the battery only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer Dispose of use...

Page 110: ...In general cooler environments are better An operating temperature of 32 to 104 Fahrenheit 0 to 40 Celsius is recommended Storage temperatures of 40 to 176 Fahrenheit 71 4 to 80 Celsius are acceptable...

Page 111: ...d system weighs 56 lbs 25 5 kg The redundant power MAX has the dimensions 7 0 x 17 5 x 14 75 17 8 cm x 44 5 cm x 36 875 cm Alarm relay operating specifications On the back panel of the Ascend unit is...

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Page 113: ...nitor and MIF The control port uses a standard DE 9 female connector that conforms to the EIA RS 232 standard for serial interfaces Table C 1 applies to all MAX models that use the RS 232 pinouts User...

Page 114: ...controller jacks In the I O column O Out is from the MAX toward the palmtop 5 GND Signal Ground 6 DSR Data Set Ready O 7 RTS Request to Send I 8 CTS Clear to Send O 9 RI Ring Indicator O Table C 1 Co...

Page 115: ...Control monitor and MIF palmtop port and cable Table C 3 lists the specifications you need to adapt the palmtop port for use as a control monitor or MIF interface through a VT100 terminal Table C 3 Co...

Page 116: ...ent of the Ethernet module without changing its Ethernet address To install the Ethernet interface you must have the cables described in either of the following two sections 10Base T interface To inst...

Page 117: ...the WAN You must connect the port to other equipment that provides the interface to the WAN for example an external CSU Your carrier determines the correct value for the line buildout setting of the...

Page 118: ...I cable specifications The maximum cable distance between the T1 PRI WAN interface equipment and the MAX should not exceed 655 feet 200 m for a MAX without CSUs Measure the line length and record it w...

Page 119: ...8C RJ 48C crossover cable when the WAN interface transmits on pins 5 and 4 and receives on pins 2 and 1 Figure C 2 and Table C 5 show the pinouts Figure C 2 RJ 48C RJ 48C crossover cable Table C 5 RJ...

Page 120: ...straight through cable verify that the WAN interface transmits on pins 2 and 1 and receives on pins 5 and 4 Figure C 3 and Table C 6 show the pinouts Figure C 3 RJ 48C RJ 48C straight through cable sp...

Page 121: ...DA 15 straight through cable verify that the WAN interface transmits on pins 3 and 11 and receives on pins 1 and 9 Figure C 4 and Table C 7 show the pinouts Figure C 4 RJ 48C DA 15 straight through c...

Page 122: ...the RJ 48C DA crossover cable verify that the WAN interface transmits on pins 1 and 9 and receives on pins 3 and 11 Figure C 5 and Table C 8 show the pinouts Figure C 5 RJ 48C DA crossover cable Tabl...

Page 123: ...e of the RJ 48C Bantam straight through cable connects to dual bantam jacks Figure C 6 and Table C 9 show the pinouts Figure C 6 RJ 48C Bantam straight through cable Table C 9 RJ 48C Bantam straight t...

Page 124: ...ervices Sprint Switched 56 Kbps and 64 Kbps services MultiRate and GloBanD and GVPN in CCITT countries PRI network services Note The MAX can access only Switched 56 Kbps services on a T1 access line o...

Page 125: ...gnal to the WAN That is the E1 PRI line is looped back However if you configure the MAX for framing compatible drop and insert functionality all channels of line 1 are passed to line 2 Note that line...

Page 126: ...J 48C RJ 48C crossover when the WAN interface transmits on pins 5 and 4 and receives on pins 2 and 1 Figure C 7 and Table C 12 show the pinouts Figure C 7 RJ 48C RJ 48C crossover cable Table C 12 RJ 4...

Page 127: ...straight through cable verify that the WAN interface transmits on pins 2 and 1 and receives on pins 5 and 4 Figure C 8 and Table C 13 show the pinouts Figure C 8 RJ 48C RJ 48C straight through cable s...

Page 128: ...DA 15 straight through cable verify that the WAN interface transmits on pins 3 and 11 and receives on pins 1 and 9 Figure C 9 and Table C 14 show the pinouts Figure C 9 RJ 48C DA 15 straight through...

Page 129: ...ing the RJ 48C DA cable verify that the WAN interface transmits on pins 1 and 9 and receives on pins 3 and 11 Figure C 10 and Table C 15 show the pinouts Figure C 10 RJ 48C DA crossover cable Table C...

Page 130: ...of the RJ 48C Bantam straight through cable connects to dual bantam jacks Figure C 11 and Table C 16 show the pinouts Figure C 11 RJ 48C Bantam straight through cable Table C 16 RJ 48C Bantam straight...

Page 131: ...r E1 port on the MAX to coaxial cable E1 lines You must also set the jumpers within the MAX for 50 ohm service Figure C 12 and Table C 17 show the pinouts Figure C 12 MAX 6000 BNC to RJ 48C straight t...

Page 132: ...6 AWG American Wire Gauge c est a dire d un minimum de 0 404 mm Warnung Um Feuerrisiken zu reduzieren m ssen die Kommunikationskabel Anschl e 26 AWG oder gr er sein For the Net BRI module The Net BRI...

Page 133: ...ith the following three electrical standards RS 449 422 V 35 X 21 The MAX also supports the following dialing answering protocols at any of its serial host ports V 25 bis RS 366 X 21 Selection of the...

Page 134: ...rier Detect RTS Request to Send RI Ring Indicate DTR Data Terminal Ready DPR RS 366 Call Digit or Tone ACR Abandon Call Retry CRQ Call Request PND Present Next Digit DLO Data Line Occupied NB1 RS 366...

Page 135: ...hosts and to CLI and PictureTel codecs V 35 V 25 bis cable to Cisco The V 35 V 25 bis cable connects the MAX to the V 35 port of a Cisco router that uses V 25 bis dialing Figure C 13 and Table C 20 s...

Page 136: ...interface specifications Pin positions separated by commas are jumped to each other 5 RT RT 14 15 V X 6 DSR DCD 6 36 E F D 7 RTS RI 7 43 C J 8 DTR SGND 8 25 H B 9 TT TT 16 17 U W 10 RX SEL 28 44 Tabl...

Page 137: ...nects the MAX to the V 35 ports of a wide variety of equipment A female to male V 35 gender changer is included when you order the cable Figure C 14 and Table C 21 show the V 35 cable pinouts Figure C...

Page 138: ...al host interface specifications Pin positions separated by commas are jumped to each other 6 DSR DCD 6 36 E D F 7 RTS RI 7 43 C J 8 DTR SGND 8 25 H B 9 TT TT 16 17 U W 10 RX SEL 28 44 Table C 21 Pino...

Page 139: ...that uses RS 366 dialing A female to male V 35 gender changer is included when you order the cable Figure C 15 and Table C 22 show the V 35 RS 366 cable pinouts Figure C 15 V 35 RS 366 cable to gener...

Page 140: ...H B 9 TT TT 16 17 U W 10 DPR ACR 9 10 2 3 11 CRQ PND 11 12 4 5 12 DLO SGND 13 25 22 7 18 19 13 NB1 NB2 21 22 14 15 14 NB4 NB8 23 24 16 17 15 DSC 36 13 16 RX SEL 28 44 Pin positions separated by commas...

Page 141: ...Compression Labs Rembrandt II codec with support for RS 366 dialing Figure C 16 and Table C 23 show the V 35 RS 366 cable pinouts Figure C 16 V 35 RS 366 cable to CLI codec Table C 23 Pinouts for V 35...

Page 142: ...V 35 TT V 35 TT 16 17 4 16 9 RS 366 DPR RS 366 ACR 9 10 9 10 10 RS 366 CRQ RS 366 PND 11 12 11 12 11 RS 366 DLO SGND 13 25 13 25 12 RS 366 NB1 RS 366 NB2 21 22 21 22 13 RS 366 NB4 RS 366 NB8 23 24 23...

Page 143: ...X to the V 35 port of the PictureTel codec with support for RS 366 dialing Figure C 17 and Table C 24 show the V 35 RS 366 cable pinouts Figure C 17 V 35 RS 366 cable to PictureTel Table C 24 Pinouts...

Page 144: ...8 26 6 DSR DCD CTS 6 36 11 9 13 7 RTS RI 7 43 7 15 8 DTR SGND 8 25 12 19 20 37 9 TT TT 16 17 17 35 10 DPR ACR 9 10 2 3 11 CRQ PND 11 12 4 5 12 DLO SGND 13 25 22 7 13 NB1 NB2 21 22 14 15 14 NB4 NB8 23...

Page 145: ...osts RS 449 RS 366 DB 37 cable to Video Telecom The RS 449 RS 366 DB 37 cable connects the MAX to the RS 449 port of a Video Telecom codec with support for RS 366 dialing Figure C 18 and Table C 25 sh...

Page 146: ...al timing 4 ST ST 42 41 5 23 5 RT RT 37 38 8 26 6 DSR DCD CTS 6 36 2 9 11 18 7 RTS RI 7 43 7 15 8 DTR SGND 8 25 12 37 9 RS 366 DPR RS 366 ACR 9 10 14 3 10 RS 366 CRQ RS 366 PND 11 12 10 33 11 RS 366 D...

Page 147: ...t uses RS 366 dialing A female to male DB 37 gender changer is included when you order the cable Figure C 19 and Table C 26 show the RS 449 RS 366 cable pinouts Figure C 19 RS 449 RS 366 cable to gene...

Page 148: ...CTS 6 36 11 9 13 7 RTS RI 7 43 7 15 8 DTR SGND 8 25 12 19 20 37 9 TT TT 31 32 17 35 10 DPR ACR 9 10 2 3 11 CRQ PND 11 12 4 5 12 DLO SGND 13 25 22 7 13 NB1 NB2 21 22 14 15 14 NB4 NB8 23 24 16 17 15 DSC...

Page 149: ...449 cable to generic serial host The RS 449 cable for connection to generic serial hosts connects the MAX to the RS 449 ports of a wide variety of equipment A female to male DB 37 gender changer is i...

Page 150: ...nnect the following DB 37 pins to SGND DSR pin 29 CD pin 31 CTS pin 27 Table C 27 RS 449 cable to generic serial host pinouts Pair Signal MAX MAX male DB 44 MAX Host female DB 37 1 FGND 1 1 2 SD SD 29...

Page 151: ...quipped with an X 21 interface Figure C 21 and Table C 28 show the pinouts for the host cable Figure C 21 X 21 cable to generic serial host Table C 28 Pinouts for X 21 cable to generic serial host Mod...

Page 152: ...link between the MAX and the serial host equipment 6 RX SEL I B RX SEL SGND 20 28 25 12 7 B A B B BT BT 18 19 7 14 8 C B 8 10 Both I B and G connect to SGND pin 25 on DB 44 Pins 20 and 28 on the DB 44...

Page 153: ...following two electrical standards V 35 RS 449 422 In the cable wiring tables that follow the MAX is the Data Terminal Equipment DTE that connects to a Data Circuit Terminating Equipment DCE device t...

Page 154: ...449 pinouts Pin positions separated by commas are jumped to each other 9 CTS RTS 7 36 D C Table C 30 V 35 cable pinouts continued Pair Signal MAX MAX male DB 44 MAX Host male V 35 Table C 31 RS 449 c...

Page 155: ...eet over copper twisted pair AT T Point to Point 2B1Q signaling compatible Data only at 128 Kbps symmetric The network interface is compatible with ANSI T1 601 1991 CNET specification technique ST LAA...

Page 156: ...8 MAX 4000 Series Hardware Installation Guide Cables and Connectors IDSL specifications Loopback testing IDSL provides the following types of loopback testing Line loopback test Corrupt CRC test Reque...

Page 157: ...the requirement that no modifications will be made to the equipment unless the changes or modifications are expressly approved by Ascend Communications Inc FCC Part 68 Notice Ascend Communications MAX...

Page 158: ...caused by local lightening strikes and other electrical surges This equipment uses the following USOC jacks and codes IC CS 03 Notice The Industry Canada label identifies certified equipment This cer...

Page 159: ...Repairs to certified 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 malf...

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Page 161: ...PUNITIVE DAMAGE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF PROFITS OR DAMAGES TO BUSINESS OR BUSINESS RELATIONS THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES Warranty repair 1 During the first three 3 mo...

Page 162: ...ies Hardware Installation Guide Warranties Repair Facility upon request The warranty on a serviced product is thirty 30 days measured from date of service Out of warranty repair charges are based upon...

Page 163: ...ck connectors 2 7 default settings restoring 3 16 3 39 digital modem card 1 5 digital modem installing 2 2 DO menu 4 7 E E1 line configuration Quickstart 3 25 E1 PRI service provider information A 3 W...

Page 164: ...Ds See indicator lights 2 12 M Main Edit Menu 4 1 MAX package base unit 1 2 contents of 1 1 redundant base unit 1 2 See also slot cards MAX units installing in a rack 2 2 menu numbers 4 9 MIF control...

Page 165: ...rface card 1 4 Multiband inverse multiplexing 1 4 PIAFS 16 1 6 Series56 digital modem 1 5 V 110 1 5 specifications battery B 1 cable length requirements C 40 E1 PRI WAN ports C 20 environmental requir...

Page 166: ...lation Guide Index W W WAN 1 to 4 ports C 6 C 13 1 4 ports 1 7 E1 PRI connector specifications C 20 switched services C 12 window DO 4 7 Ethernet 4 3 menu 4 2 Mod Config 4 3 4 7 status 4 2 wink start...

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