Datacom DM991C, Product Manual

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Product Manual - DM991 Series V Family - 204.4092.08 47
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# D A T A C O M [ 1 ]
# DM991CE - G.SHDSL Modem With Ethernet Bridge
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# Configuration Menu
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# G - General configuration
# D - G.SHDSL interface
# V - V.35 interface
# E - E1 interface
# B - BRIDGE interface
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# 1 - Test user configuration
# 2 - Update changes (User->Equipment)
# 3 - Reload equipment configuration (Equipment->User)
# 4 - Save equipment configuration to E2PROM (Equipment->E2PROM)
# 5 - Load E2PROM to user memory and equipment (E2PROM->User and Equipment)
# 6 - Load factory values to user memory(Factory->User)
# 7 - View Activation LOG
# User memory status :[ Factory configuration ]
# Option: [ ]
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# <ESC> Back <ENTER> Refresh
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G - General configurations: allows the equipment clock and other general characteristics
configuration.
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D - G.SHDSL interface: G.shdsl interface specific parameters configuration menu.
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V - Interface V.35: digital interface specific parameters configuration menu.
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E - E1 interface: E1 interface specific parameters configuration menu.
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B - BRIDGE interface: Ethernet interface specific parameters configuration menu (only for
DM991SE and DM991CE models).
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1 - Test user configuration: this option tests if the configurations set by the user are valid
and if its application is possible, without actually activating them in the equipment. When
the configuration is completely valid “Compatible temporary configuration” will show on
the configuration field. If any adjustments are necessary in the user configuration “partially
active configuration” will show and if it is not possible to activate the configurations
“Invalid temporary configuration” will show.
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2 - Apply changes: this option makes the equipment try to apply the user configurations. If
the configurations are applied completely, them the status indication will show” Active
configuration”. If however, it applies it with the automatic change of any incoherent
configuration, “ Partially active configuration” will show and if it is not possible to apply the
user’s configurations “Invalid configuration” will show.
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3 - Update configurations: this option writes over the user’s configuration with the
equipment configuration. Used when it is wished to obtain the configuration that was on
the equipment (discarding the changes done by the user that were not loaded).
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4 - Save configurations on E2PROM: this option makes the equipment save the active
configuration into the E2PROM, so the next time the equipment is initiated it will return to
the same configuration.
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5 - Load E2PROM configurations: this option reads the configuration stored on the
E2PROM, overwriting the user configuration. To make this configuration active the “apply
changes” options must be executed.
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6 - Load factory configuration: This option loads the user memory with the factory default
configuration. To make this configuration active, the “Apply changes” option must be
executed.