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154 X4000 User’s Guide
Basic Configuration of Basic Unit with Setup Tool
7
Table 7-12: Use of Connector in the Setup Tool
To do Proceed as follows to configure the serial interfaces (the example values given
are necessary if you connect X4000 to Datex-P):
➤
Go to CM-SERIAL, S
ERIAL
➧
U
NIT
0 or CM-SERIAL, S
ERIAL
➧
U
NIT
1
➤
Select Interface Type: e.g. X.21 .
➤
Select Connector: e.g.
dte
.
➤
Select Clock Mode: e.g. auto .
➤
Select Speed: e.g. 64000 bps .
➤
Select Layer 2 Mode: e.g. auto .
➤
Select Interface Leads: e.g. disabled .
➤
Press SAVE.
You have returned to the main menu. and the entries have been saved.
Advanced
configuration
If you use a leased line, you can implement a backup solution using the
Bandwidth on Demand feature (see chapter 8.2.3, page 201 ). If you use this
facility, a dialup connection is set up to the connection partner if the leased line
fails.
Connector = DTE
(default value)
Connector = DCE Port
Function DTE DCE
1
Cables Standard cable
Pin
assignment X.21: see "DB-15 Plug for X.21", page 395
V.35: see "M34 Plug for V.35", page 396
V.36: see "DB-37 Plug for V.36", page 397
Function DTE DCE
2
Cables DTE cable DCE cable
Pin
assignment X.21bis: see "DB-25 Plug for X.21bis", page 399