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5.
NETWORK MANAGEMENT PORT
5.1
Introduction
The Network Management port (NMP) provides all of the front panel
functions plus the following:
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Show Network Status
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Change Network Configuration
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Assign IDs to both the local and remote multiplexer and to
individual ports
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Set or change the restart timer
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Zero the activity counts
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Capture a local or remote port
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Copy to a local or remote port
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Show the RS-232 status of a local or remote port
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Perform remote test loops
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Monitor local transmit or receive data
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Change Network Management port parity
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Force a poll of all unassigned drop numbers
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Suspend, Kill or Restart polling to an individual drop
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Reset an individual port
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Reset the remote multiplexer
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Set local time and date
5.2
Connections and Setup
The NMP is accessed through an RJ-45 connector on the rear of the
unit. To connect to the NMP, use the cable provided or one of the cables
shown in paragraph 6.3.3.
5.2.1
Using a Terminal
Set your terminal for 9600 bps, 8,N,1. Use the cable supplied to connect
the NMP to the terminal.
5.2.2
Using a Modem
To use a dial-in modem for remote access you must fix the DTE
interface speed of the modem at 9600 bps, 8,N,1. Refer to your modem
manual for appropriate setup procedures. Connection to the modem
must be made using the NMP to modem cable shown in paragraph
6.3.3.
