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 CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y Series (1/2/4 E1) User Manual

 

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AC or DC Electrical Outlet Connection 

For safety and to prevent damage to CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y series, make sure that the power requirement 

matches the appearance of user electric outlets. Connect power source to CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y unit and 

power on the equipment. 

 

 

Caution:

 Damage to compact key components may occur if the output voltage applied to device 

is not within the specified range. 

 

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Rack Installation Configuration 

There are 3 kinds of common parts for each CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y pack, including 1 set of TDM over IP 

multiplexer, 1 piece of AC power cable. If CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y intends to be mounted into a rack, a pair of 

L-shaped brackets with 10 pieces of screws should be requested by user’s order. The following Figure 

2-6.1 as desktop mode and Figure 2-6.2 as rack mode, and the procedures are to show the installation 

configuration. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 2-6.1 CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y series as desktop mode   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 2-6.2 CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y series as rack mount mode 

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Summary of Contents for CL-MC-XE1-IP-Y

Page 1: ...roduct names are reserved by Carelink Ltd CL MC XE1 IP Y Multiplexer Solution Multi Service over 100Mbase Tx CL MC XE1 IP Y Series 1 2 4 E1 User Manual Release 1 05 Doc No EX05 MN 001 MDN http carelink com hk w w w c a r e l i n k c o m ...

Page 2: ...a static electrical charge To protect your equipment please pay attention to the following Touch the metal chassis of your computer to ground the static electrical charge before you pick up the circuit equipment Pick up the device by holding it on the left and right edges only Put on the strap of static electricity proof to avoid impacting the function during the equipment is operating Accessories...

Page 3: ...ESoPSN Circuit Emulation Service over Packet Switch Network CLI Command Line Interface FE Fast Ethernet ITU International Telecommunication Union LED Light Emitting Diode LOS Loss of Signal Alarm LOF Loss of Frame Alarm MAC Media Access Control OOF Out of Frame L bit Remote Defect Indication RDI Remote Detect Indicator w w w c a r e l i n k c o m ...

Page 4: ...k Installation Configuration 6 2 7 Getting Start 7 Chapter 3 Operating Instructions 8 3 1 Description 8 3 2 Front Panel 8 3 3 Rear Panel 10 3 4 Loopback Mode 11 3 5 IP Configuration 11 3 6 Interface Configuration 11 3 7 Fault Report 11 3 8 Save Configuration 12 3 9 Command Line Interface for Setup 13 Appendix 17 A Script for resetting CL MC XE1 IP Y to default I 17 B Script for resetting CL MC XE1...

Page 5: ...ile LEDs are provided for alarms and status indication 1 2 Features Support 1 4 E1 over 100M Ethernet WAN Provide 1 port Ethernet LAN for Ethernet access User side as standard TDM E1 interfaces Full duplex 100Mbps Ethernet Interfrace Provides auto negotiation which can auto configure CL MC XE1 IP Y to 100M depending on the speed of Ethernet port Support E1 clock source with alternative E1 line rec...

Page 6: ...traditional TDM and popular IP services Figure 1 4 1 Application Configuration of CL MC XE1 IP Y Multiplexer 1 5 Technical Specifications 1 Construction Physical Dimension Height 44 mm 1U Width 320 mm Depth 125 mm Weight 1 2 Kg 1 3kg depending on which model is purchased 2 100M Ethernet Interface a Compliant with 802 3 802 3u standards b 100 BaseT with RJ45 connector c Full duplex d Support Auto n...

Page 7: ...r adapter with 5VDC 110 220 VAC c Maximum Power Consumption 15 watts 5 Operating Environment a Ambient temperature 0 40 for indoor application Optional 0 55 b Storage temperature 0 85 c Relative humidity 5 95 non condensing 1 6 Order Information Feature Options Downlink Interface 1x E1 2x E1 4x E1 Management Craft terminal Craft terminal SNMP based MIB management Power 1x AC 1x DC 5VDC power jack ...

Page 8: ...cause early failure 2 3 Site Requirements Users should follow the precautions below to insure the safety and to minimize the risk of damage to the equipment Make sure that the power outlet is properly grounded Please refer to article 250 of the National Electrical Code NEC Handbook Proper grounding should include a minimum of A grounded rod buried outside the building at least 8 feet 2 44 meters d...

Page 9: ...ithin the specified range 2 6 Rack Installation Configuration There are 3 kinds of common parts for each CL MC XE1 IP Y pack including 1 set of TDM over IP multiplexer 1 piece of AC power cable If CL MC XE1 IP Y intends to be mounted into a rack a pair of L shaped brackets with 10 pieces of screws should be requested by user s order The following Figure 2 6 1 as desktop mode and Figure 2 6 2 as ra...

Page 10: ...rameters via a RS232 console port or a telnet session as described in section 3 9 Command Line Interface for Setup Examples to configure CL MC XE1 IP Y can be found in Appendix section Table 2 7 1 LED Indications of CL MC XE1 IP Y 1 2 4 Port E1 LED Name State Description PWR Green Power is on Off No power present Ethernet Link Activity Green Ethernet link is up Blinking Green Tx Rx traffic is trav...

Page 11: ...3 CL MC XE1 IP Y 4 Port E1 Front Panel 1 System Indicators PWR Power On Off LED ALM failures errors from any of E1 link 2 Reset Button Use this button to restart the system 3 LAN Ethernet Connector and Indicators The Ethernet interface is a RJ45 connector with two LED indicators and its pin assignments are shown in Figure 3 2 4 Two LED indicators are described below GREEN LED Solid Green indicates...

Page 12: ...ndicates E1 port is enabled and traffic is traversing the port Off indicates E1 port is disabled ORANGE LED Solid Orange Indicates E1 link error has occurred Off indicates no alarms or failures The Orange LED indicates one of the following alarms occurred E1 LOS LOF AIS or L bit received from the remote device E1 Pin Assignments are shown in Figure 3 2 5 Figure 3 2 5 E1 Pin Assignments w w w c a r...

Page 13: ...assignments are shown in Figure 3 2 4 Two LED indicators are described below GREEN LED Solid Green indicates Ethernet link is Up Blinking Green indicates Tx Rx traffic is traversing the port ORANGE LED Solid Orange indicates 100 Mbps link speed Off indicates 10 Mbps link speed 2 AC Power Socket and Switch On Off switch for AC The built in power module provides AC 110V 220V with the input voltage r...

Page 14: ...h option is to only utilize the rest of the available bandwidth of 100Mbps minus the bandwidth being reserved for all E1 traffic As to E1 interface the LEDs will be lit after enabling the E1 channel and user can map to the remote different E1 channel for flexible selection Jitter Buffer is also used to minimize packet delay variations between two devices including 8 available options of 11 23 40 7...

Page 15: ...occurred at the E1 port Possible reasons could be due to WAN port Ethernet link down or pseudowire ID mismatched JBUFOV Jitter buffer overflow occurred at the E1 port 3 8 Save Configuration After change the settings of device please execute csave command to save the new settings to the device This can prevent all of your settings loss if you reboot or power cycle the device w w w c a r e l i n k c...

Page 16: ...55 255 255 0 Default gateway 172 16 1 2 172 16 1 1 WAN port IP address 172 16 1 1 172 16 1 2 WAN port subnet mask 255 255 255 0 255 255 255 0 LAN to WAN port bandwidth 400Kbps 400Kbps To telnet to an CL MC XE1 IP Y CO device from your computer connect your computer to the LAN port of CO device with an Ethernet cable then follow these steps Step 1 Configure your computer IP address as 172 16 1 100 ...

Page 17: ...play NMS port current IP address trapset mode trap_ip_addr Set SNMP Trap Mode Host IP mode 0 for disable SNMP trap 1 for enable SNMP trap Example trapset 1 192 168 1 200 enable SNMP trap function and set host 192 168 1 200 to receive the trap message trapget Get SNMP Trap Mode Host IP ntpset mode server_ip_addr Set NTP Enable Mode NTP Server IP mode 0 for disable NTP function 1 for enable NTP func...

Page 18: ...tion at Middle Ware CESoPSN chip Initial relative Tasks Messages and Semaphores srcnet ip_addr net_mask source_mac AA BB CC Set WAN port IP address subnet mask gateway IP address and its MAC address If source_mac is omitted the last three numbers of WAN port IP address will be used as its MAC address ip_addr WAN port IP address to be assigned net_mask subnet mask of IP address source_mac AA BB CC ...

Page 19: ... EE FF cespwidset ch_no TrPWID PrPWID Set CESoPSN Channel TrPWID and PrPWID ch_no E1 channel number 1 4 TrPWID Transmit PW ID PrPWID Provision PW ID EX cespwidset 1 1 1 jitterbd ch_no depth Set CESoPSN Channel Jitter Buffer Depth ch_no E1 channel number 1 4 depth pktsize 0 jitter buffer depth 0 7 0 11ms 1 23ms 2 40ms 3 75ms 4 99ms 5 145ms 6 192ms 7 239ms EX jitterbd 1 1 set jitter buffer to 23msec...

Page 20: ...r E1 ports set to Transparent E1 mode this setting has no effect ch_no E1 channel number 1 4 TsMap bit mask for DS0 b31 TS31 b0 TS0 EX cesfe1tsmap 1 x000007FE Timeslot 1 10 of E1 port 1 will be transported over the TDM PW x000007FE hexadecimal 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0111 1111 1110 binary TS31 the most left bit TS0 the most right bit TS0 is used for frame alignment and can t be counted in your ti...

Page 21: ...ting CL MC XE1 IP Y to default II Script for setting the device back to default II Enable E1 port 1 and set LAN bandwidth to 400 kbps Script for setting CO site configuration back to default II gci srcnet 172 16 1 1 255 255 255 0 ipset 192 168 1 11 255 255 255 0 172 16 1 2 Set both transmitting and receiving pseudowire ID to 1 for E1 port 1 cespwidset 1 1 1 Set the transmit packet size to 782 byte...

Page 22: ...72 16 1 2 00 0b f9 10 01 02 lanset 1 7 csave Script for setting CPE site configuration back to default II gci srcnet 172 16 1 2 255 255 255 0 ipset 192 168 2 11 255 255 255 0 172 16 1 1 cespwidset 1 1 1 pktsize 1 1 jitterbd 1 1 ceschclkset 1 0 ceschset 1 1 172 16 1 1 00 0b f9 10 01 01 lanset 1 7 csave C Script for resetting CL MC XE1 IP Y to default III Script for setting the device back to defaul...

Page 23: ...to RxLine for both E1 port 1 and port 2 ceschclkset 1 2 ceschclkset 2 2 Enable both E1 port 1 and port 2 and specifically set the destination IP and MAC address of the remote device CPE ceschset 1 1 172 16 1 2 00 0b f9 10 01 02 ceschset 2 1 172 16 1 2 00 0b f9 10 01 02 lanset 1 7 csave Script for setting CPE site configuration back to default III gci srcnet 172 16 1 2 255 255 255 0 ipset 192 168 2...

Page 24: ...th transmitting and receiving pseudowire ID to 1 for E1 port 1 Set both transmitting and receiving pseudowire ID to 2 for E1 port 2 Set both transmitting and receiving pseudowire ID to 3 for E1 port 3 Set both transmitting and receiving pseudowire ID to 4 for E1 port 4 cespwidset 1 1 1 cespwidset 2 2 2 cespwidset 3 3 3 cespwidset 4 4 4 Set the transmit packet size to 782 byte for E1 port 1 to port...

Page 25: ... 16 1 2 00 0b f9 10 01 02 lanset 1 7 csave Script for setting CPE site configuration back to default IV gci srcnet 172 16 1 2 255 255 255 0 ipset 192 168 2 11 255 255 255 0 172 16 1 1 cespwidset 1 1 1 cespwidset 2 2 2 cespwidset 3 3 3 cespwidset 4 4 4 pktsize 1 1 pktsize 2 1 pktsize 3 1 pktsize 4 1 jitterbd 1 1 jitterbd 2 1 jitterbd 3 1 jitterbd 4 1 ceschclkset 1 0 ceschclkset 2 0 ceschclkset 3 0 ...

Page 26: ... 255 255 255 0 172 16 1 2 cespwidset 1 1 1 pktsize 1 1 jitterbd 1 1 ceschclkset 1 2 Enable E1 port 1 to the fractional E1 mode cesfe1mode 1 1 Configure 10 timeslots allocated to the fractional E1 port 1 cesfe1tsmap 1 x7FE ceschset 1 1 172 16 1 2 00 0b f9 10 01 02 lanset 1 7 csave Script for setting CPE site configuration back to default V gci srcnet 172 16 1 2 255 255 255 0 ipset 192 168 2 11 255 ...

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