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Chapter 5 - Online Operation

Overview.......................................................................................................................................................... 5-1
Entering the Status Menu ................................................................................................................................ 5-1
DSU Status....................................................................................................................................................... 5-3

NMS Status ............................................................................................................................................... 5-8
APC Status .............................................................................................................................................. 5-12
Hot Spare Status...................................................................................................................................... 5-16

Port Status...................................................................................................................................................... 5-17
T-1 Line Status .............................................................................................................................................. 5-20
Error Statistics ............................................................................................................................................... 5-25

Local and Telco Registers....................................................................................................................... 5-25
Network Receive Register ...................................................................................................................... 5-27
Viewing Error Statistics .......................................................................................................................... 5-28

Alarm Status .................................................................................................................................................. 5-31
Diagnostic Tests ............................................................................................................................................ 5-35
Using External Dial Backup Feature ............................................................................................................. 5-40

Enabling Dial Backup Mode................................................................................................................... 5-40
Configuring Operating Parameters ......................................................................................................... 5-43
Clock Source During Dial Backup.......................................................................................................... 5-47
Automatic Dial Backup Failures............................................................................................................. 5-48
Initiating a Dial Backup Connection Manually ...................................................................................... 5-49
Disconnecting a Dial Backup Connection Manually.............................................................................. 5-49
Dial Backup Mode Diagnostics .............................................................................................................. 5-50

Chapter 6 - Troubleshooting

Overview.......................................................................................................................................................... 6-1
Initial Checks................................................................................................................................................... 6-1
Management Paths During Network Outages ................................................................................................. 6-1
T-1 Line Pattern Test....................................................................................................................................... 6-2
DTE Pattern Test ............................................................................................................................................. 6-3
Digital Loop Test............................................................................................................................................. 6-4
V.54 Digital Loop Test .................................................................................................................................... 6-4
Remote PN127 Digital Loop Test ................................................................................................................... 6-5
Local Line Loop .............................................................................................................................................. 6-5
Local Channel Loop ........................................................................................................................................ 6-6
Bundle Loop .................................................................................................................................................... 6-6
Telco Loops ..................................................................................................................................................... 6-6

Line Loopback .......................................................................................................................................... 6-6
Payload Loopback..................................................................................................................................... 6-7

Activating the Tests ......................................................................................................................................... 6-7

DTE Tests.................................................................................................................................................. 6-8
T-1 Line Tests ......................................................................................................................................... 6-11

RTN Function ................................................................................................................................................ 6-17
Testing Alarm Relays (Central Site Model Only)......................................................................................... 6-17

Summary of Contents for ISX 5312

Page 1: ...ExcaliburTM ISX 5312 5314 T 1 Multiplexer Installation and Operation 15D30A 1 B 1 98 Milgo Solutions Inc 1619 N Harrison Parkway P O Box 407044 Fort Lauderdale FL 33340 7044 Internet http www milgo com ...

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Page 5: ...IP addresses and how to establish password protection It also explains how to establish the user identifier and password required for access from Telnet Chapter 4 Defining Operating Parameters explains how to configure the ISX 5312 5314 so that it performs properly in your particular network environment This section also includes descriptions of each operating parameter and recommended settings fo...

Page 6: ...r example 1 Press the button beneath Local 1 2 3 4 Escape Top T E x c a l I S X 5 3 1 4 D T 1 S A L o c a l A d d r R T N Boldface text denotes text you need to enter Angle brackets indicate that you choose the text to enter based on the description inside the brackets Do not type the angle brackets when entering the command Example if command syntax is ISX 5314 C desired baud rate you enter 2400 ...

Page 7: ...1 Front Panel Emulation 1 12 Management Interfaces 1 13 External Dial Backup 1 14 Chapter 2 Installation Overview 2 1 Unit Placement 2 2 Setting DTE Port Interface Central Site Model Only 2 2 Setting Switches Central Site Model Only 2 4 Cable Connections 2 5 Connecting to the DTEs 2 7 Connecting to the T 1 Line or to External Equipment 2 8 Connecting to External Dial Backup Device 2 9 Connecting t...

Page 8: ...hanging the Password 3 10 Establishing the Telnet Logon Sequence 3 11 Entering the Telnet Security Submenu 3 12 Entering the User Identifier 3 13 Entering the User Password 3 16 Session Timeout 3 16 Using Console Port Interface 3 17 Enabling Console Port Interface 3 17 Autobaud 3 17 Logging In 3 18 Display Screens 3 18 Terminal Key Functions 3 19 Logging Off 3 20 Chapter 4 Defining Operating Param...

Page 9: ...Channel 4 54 Alias 4 59 Daisy Chain 4 59 Alarms 4 62 Red Alarm 4 63 Yellow Alarm 4 63 Blue Alarm 4 63 Controlled Slip Alarm 4 63 ES Alarm 4 64 BPV Alarm 4 64 LOS Alarm 4 64 Reference Clock Changed Alarm 4 64 DTE Failed Alarm 4 64 Clock Tolerance Failed Alarm 4 65 Switched to Dial Backup Alarm 4 65 Switched to Dedicated Alarm 4 65 Dial Backup Connection Failed Alarm 4 65 APC Switch to Protection Li...

Page 10: ... During Dial Backup 5 47 Automatic Dial Backup Failures 5 48 Initiating a Dial Backup Connection Manually 5 49 Disconnecting a Dial Backup Connection Manually 5 49 Dial Backup Mode Diagnostics 5 50 Chapter 6 Troubleshooting Overview 6 1 Initial Checks 6 1 Management Paths During Network Outages 6 1 T 1 Line Pattern Test 6 2 DTE Pattern Test 6 3 Digital Loop Test 6 4 V 54 Digital Loop Test 6 4 Remo...

Page 11: ... has been disconnected at the network interface 4 Use caution when installing or modifying telephone lines 5 Avoid using a telephone other than a cordless type during an electrical storm There may be a remote risk of electrical shock from lightning 6 Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak Caution To ensure compliance with government regulations do not install or ...

Page 12: ...Excalibur ISX 5314 T 1 Multiplexer Standalone Model ...

Page 13: ...ards based management interface It allows you to manage your complete network via SNMP from either a Communications Management Series CMSTM 400 or generic SNMP manager The ISX 5312 5314 provides an asynchronous PPP Point to Point Protocol or SLIP Serial Line Internet Protocol SNMP interface and an Ethernet 10BaseT interface which provides a direct connection to the LAN With a direct connection you...

Page 14: ...a an EDM a Milgo NMS 802X or a Milgo CMS 802X The Front Panel Controller Application for Windows can be connected to directly from a PC serial port or via a dial connection a terminal server an INX NTS a NMS 802X or a CMS 802X The Telnet agent can be connected to via a terminal server an INX NTS or a CMS 802X The Ethernet 10Base T port provides a direct connection to the LAN providing access for S...

Page 15: ...5312 5314 ISX 5010 Subrate Multiplexer LAN Bridge Router Figure 1 2 ISX 5312 5314 with Two Network Interfaces and SNMP via an External Router ISX 5312 5314 Nx56 64 Kbps LAN Bridge Router Nx56 64 Kbps Fractional T 1 Network Nx56 64 Kbps Nx56 64 Kbps Nx56 64 Kbps EDM CMS 400 Video Video CMS T7 NMI T 1 LINE T 1 LINE T 1 LINE ISX 5312 5314 ISX 5312 5314 LAN Bridge Router Figure 1 3 ISX 5312 5314 with ...

Page 16: ...ne or two DS1 long haul network interfaces Standalone Model The standalone Excalibur ISX 5312 5314 see photo facing page 1 1 is housed in a 3 x 8 x 12 7 6 cm x 20 3 cm x 30 5 cm plastic housing The housing consists of a top and bottom half fastened together with two screws The front and rear panels slide vertically into the bottom half of the housing and are held in place by the top half The unit ...

Page 17: ...4 central site units The Excalibur Card Carrier comes with a master control panel that provides single point control for all units in the rack The control panel has eleven buttons and a 7 line by 32 character display that let you select any installed unit Once you select a unit you can control it in the same manner as the standalone model The ISX 5010 chassis is available in 3 6 and 16 slot models...

Page 18: ...a to bypass a failed T 1 link Menu Driven Front Panel Display The Excalibur ISX 5312 5314 has a menu driven front panel display that makes monitoring configuring and testing the ISX 5312 5314 quick and easy The two line LCD screen guides you through the various operating procedures by displaying menu prompts on the top line and selectable options on the bottom line To select an option simply press...

Page 19: ...4017A1 Hot Spare The ISX 5312 5314 provides the automatic transfer to a spare T 1 line when the primary T 1 line fails or from the spare line to the primary line when the primary line is in good state The criteria required for the transfer are Red Blue and Yellow alarm conditions as defined in AT T Technical Reference 54016 Drop and Insert Capability Drop and insert capability at the DS0 level all...

Page 20: ... the modem to provide a backup command data path to a remote ISX 5312 5314 as shown in Figure 1 8 N M I P ort N M I P ort M od em P STN N M S B acku p Com m and P ath Eth ernet Eth ernet N M S P ri m ary Com m and P ath T 1 N etw ork ISX 5 312 5 314 ISX 5 312 5 314 L A N L A N M od em Figure 1 8 Dial Modem Providing a Backup Command Data Path to a Remote ISX 5312 5314 Alarm Reporting To alert you ...

Page 21: ...e Bit Error COFA Change of Frame Alignment SES Severely Errored Seconds BES Bursty Errored Seconds Built In Diagnostic Tests The Excalibur ISX 5312 5314 contains diagnostic tests that help you quickly isolate the source of network malfunctions From the front panel you can initiate DTE loopback and bidirectional local channel and local line loopback tests You can loop single contiguous or all chann...

Page 22: ...d of your network s structure including all sites components and channels A network map display is available as a visual aid when troubleshooting large networks Event files keep a record of all significant network events alarms tests etc Network management reports consolidate network status information so that you can analyze your network s overall performance Reports can be generated on every maj...

Page 23: ...B 1 RFC 1157 A Simple Network Management Protocol RFC 1212 Concise MIB Definitions RFC 1213 Management Information Base for Network Management of TCP IP based internets MIB II RFC 1406 DS1 and E1 Interface Types RFC 1215 A Convention for Defining Traps for Use with the SNMP RFC 1659 Definitions of Managed Objects for RS 232 Like Hardware Devices For your convenience the Excalibur ISX 5300 MIB whic...

Page 24: ...session may remain inactive before it is automatically terminated by the ISX 5312 5314 Telnet supports all features and tests available from the unit s front panel Note The NMI port configuration parameters protocol speed NTS IP address and Gateway address should not be changed using Telnet Changing these parameters results in terminating the client session The Excalibur ISX 5312 5314 complies wit...

Page 25: ...02X Front Panel Controller Application for Windows T7 PPP SLIP Dial modem terminal server INX NTS NMS 802X or CMS 802X Can also be connected to directly from a PC serial port Telnet PPP SLIP Terminal server INX NTS or CMS 802X Console Port Console Protocol Direct or dial in connection to VT 100 compatible ASCII terminal With a direct Ethernet connection to the LAN you save the expense of dedicatin...

Page 26: ...e DS1 line fails based on user definable criteria the ISX 5312 5314 automatically routes data from its dedicated DTE port s to the external device connected to the backup port s The external device restores communication by transmitting the data over the dial backup line See Figure 1 10 When the DS1 line is restored based on user definable criteria the dial backup connection is terminated and comm...

Page 27: ...I 20 0 0 ISDN Term i nal A d apter B R I 20 0 0 ISDN Term i nal A d apter B R I 20 0 0 ISDN Term i nal A d apter Central ISX 5 314 DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE DTE DTE 4 DTE 3 X X T7 _ ID 2 R ou ter R ou ter SrA d r DTE 2 7 SrA d r DTE 4 12 R em ote ISX 5 312 R em ote ISX 5 312 DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE DTE T7 _ ID 12 T7 _ ID 7 R ou ter R ou ter X X SrA d r DTE 2 2 SrA d r DTE 2 2 ISDN T 1 ISDN B R I B R I B...

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Page 29: ...rt or Network Management and chassis type ISX 5010 or Excalibur Card Carrier The default settings specify that the central site model operates in Network Management mode and is housed in an Excalibur Card Carrier 4 Connect the unit to the DTEs the T 1 line s and accessory equipment 5 Connect the power supply to the standalone ISX 5312 5314 and the AC power outlet This chapter explains how to perfo...

Page 30: ... be accessible and visible The air intake and exhaust must not be obstructed The ISX 5312 5314 must be physically stable and protected from corrosive spray or atmosphere Setting DTE Port Interface Central Site Model Only The central site model transition board has four jumper blocks that specify whether each DTE port provides an interface similar to a standalone ISX 5314 or an ISX 5010 access mult...

Page 31: ...Installation 2 3 DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE 3 DTE 4 5010 5314 5010 5314 5010 5314 5010 5314 Figure 2 1 Jumper Locations Central Site Model ISX 5314 ...

Page 32: ...sis mode If switch 2 is set Off this setting is ignored and the NMI port mode is determined by the Protocol parameter See the Network Management System section in Chapter 4 for more information Switch 1 Off Up The NMI port operates in Network Management mode Use this setting if you want to use PPP SLIP or T7 protocol to configure and control the ISX 5314 from an SNMP manager CMS 400 or Telnet To s...

Page 33: ...tors are located on the rear panel as shown in Figures 2 3 and 2 4 On the central site model the connectors are located on the transition board as shown in Figure 2 5 POWER NMI 10B T Port 1 Port 2 DS1B DS1A Figure 2 3 Standalone Excalibur ISX 5312 Rear Panel POWER NMI 10B T Port 3 Port 1 Port 4 Port 2 DS1B DS1A Figure 2 4 Standalone Excalibur ISX 5314 Rear Panel ...

Page 34: ...alibur ISX 5312 5314 T 1 Multiplexer Installation and Operation 2 6 ISX 5314 Port 1 Port 2 Port 3 Port 4 DMM N M I D S 1 B D S 1 A 1 0 B T RELAY Figure 2 5 Central Site Excalibur ISX 5314 Transition Board ...

Page 35: ...in assignments Use adapter cable Part No 5956 879R 26 pin micro male to 34 pin female to make this connection You can order this cable from Milgo To connect to the DTE plug the male end of the cable into the ISX 5312 5314 and plug the female end into your standard V 35 cable Table 2 1 lists the pin and signal assignments for this connector The cable diagram is provided in Appendix B Table 2 1 V 35...

Page 36: ...or this unit Reserved for future use J 125 RI Output Ring Indicator Connecting to the T 1 Line or to External Equipment For units equipped with two T 1 interfaces the Excalibur ISX 5312 5314 provides two 8 pin RJ48C female jacks labeled DS1A and DS1B for connecting to the T 1 line The jack labeled DS1A is provided for units equipped with a single T 1 interface Use Cable Part No 5956 840R ISX 5312 ...

Page 37: ...device to which you are connecting the ISX 5312 5314 When connecting to a BRI 2000 use adapter cable part no 5956 879G 26 pin micro male to 34 pin female Plug the male end of the cable into the ISX 5312 5314 Plug the female end into the crossover cable part no 5956 744E 26 pin micro male to 34 pin male connected to the BRI 2000 Both cables can be ordered from Milgo Connecting to NMI Port for T7 Ne...

Page 38: ... provides a 10 pin jack labeled NMI for asynchronous connection to an external router a terminal server a Milgo INX NTS or a Milgo CMS 802X The correct cable to use depends on the type of asynchronous device to which you are connecting the ISX 5312 5314 When connecting to an INX NTS use Cable Part No 5956 175V to make this connection This cable can be ordered from Milgo If a patch panel is used th...

Page 39: ...etween the ISX 5312 5314 and an INX NTS follow these steps 1 From the ISX 5312 5314 s front panel press the buttons beneath Local Confg DSU NMS Prtcl Then press the button beneath PPP Press the Escape button to return to the NMS Configuration submenu 2 Press the button beneath Speed Then press the button beneath the desired port speed Press the Escape button to return to the NMS Configuration subm...

Page 40: ...NMP connection between the ISX 5312 5314 and CMS 802X follow these steps 1 From the ISX 5312 5314 s front panel press the buttons beneath Local Confg DSU NMS Prtcl Then press the button beneath PPP Press the Escape button to return to the NMS Configuration submenu 2 Press the button beneath Speed Then press the button beneath the desired port speed Press the Escape button to return to the NMS Conf...

Page 41: ...u can order the following cables from Milgo to make this connection Cable Part No 5956 182B 10 pin plug to 9 pin female connector Cable Part No 5956 173T 10 pin plug to 25 pin female connector Plug the 10 pin plug into the connector labeled NMI on the ISX 5312 5314 s rear panel and plug the other end into a serial port on the PC or terminal Cable diagrams are provided in Appendix B When connecting...

Page 42: ...odel Only The central site Excalibur ISX 5314 has a connector labeled Relay that enables you to connect to an external alarm indication device Two relay contacts are provided The relay contacts are activated through commands received from the CMS 400 network management system You can test the relay contacts through the front panel console port or Front Panel Controller application Alarms in the IS...

Page 43: ...o the NMI connector on the next unit Continue to daisy chain units in the same manner DMM to NMI Note Daisy chaining works only if all units in the daisy chain are configured to use T7 network management protocol AC Power Connection The standalone Excalibur ISX 5312 5314 draws power from an external power supply Appendix A lists the input voltage specifications for the power supply shipped with yo...

Page 44: ...n Figure 2 6 After power up initialization the Ethernet controller continuously performs a Link Test The LED indicator is On when the current test indicates the link is operational It is Off when the current test indicates the link is failing The yellow LED indicator on the 10B T connector is On for a short period each time the Ethernet controller transmits a packet G GreenLED Y Yellow LED POWER N...

Page 45: ...ont panel and describes the functions of its various components The front panel provides an audible beeper that you can enable or disable as desired The beeper can be configured to sound every time a button is pushed and or an alarm is reported It can also be disabled completely For instructions see Beeper in Chapter 4 Escape Top cali ur I 3 Test User Lights when a test or loop is in progress 1 4 ...

Page 46: ...mode of operation An L for local is displayed in the upper left corner of all screens when in Local Mode Addr allows you to define the local T7 address required for T7 network management and the IP Internet Protocol addresses required for SNMP network management It also allows you to direct traps to one SNMP manager and view the port numbers used by this manager s UDP User Datagram Protocol servic...

Page 47: ...r a description of each alarm and instructions on how to enable or disable Note In the Configuration Mode menus alarms are not displayed on the screen If the front panel beeper is enabled for alarms it beeps a long beep to notify you that an alarm has been reported T E x c a l I S X 5 3 1 4 D T 1 S A D S 1 A R e d Figure 3 3 Alarm Display Entering the T7 Address For the T7 management feature to op...

Page 48: ...t digit To increase the digit press the 1 button to decrease it press the 2 button To copy a character into the next space press the 3 button When you change a digit a reverse video C appears in the lower right corner of the screen 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L L o c a l A d d r 0 0 2 I n c D e c C p y A c c 5 When the leftmost digit is set press the button to move the cursor to the center digit Then repea...

Page 49: ...raps to one SNMP manager and view the port numbers used by this manager s UDP service source port and destination port Note The IP address and Gateway address parameters should not be changed from a remote unit Changing these parameters results in terminating the remote session Entering the Unit s Local IP Address To enter the IP address follow these steps starting from the Top Level menu 1 Press ...

Page 50: ... When you change a digit a reverse video C appears in the lower right corner of the screen 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L A d r 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 I n c D e c C p y A c c 5 When the leftmost digit is set press the button to move the cursor to the next digit Then repeat Step 3 to set the digit Continue in this manner until the desired address is displayed 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L A d r 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 I...

Page 51: ...s to be interpreted as the device within the subnet The ISX 5312 5314 s default Subnet Mask is 255 255 255 000 where 255 defines the subnet and 0 defines the device within the subnet Note When connected to an INX NTS the Subnet Mask should be set to 255 255 255 000 To change the Subnet Mask starting from the Top Level menu press the buttons beneath Addr IPAdr Mask You can then enter the Subnet Mas...

Page 52: ...te It is recommended that you lock the configuration and diagnostic testing functions to prevent unauthorized access Locking and Unlocking Front Panel Functions To lock or unlock all front panel configuration or diagnostic testing functions follow these steps starting from the Top Level menu 1 Press the button beneath Local 1 2 3 4 Escape Top T E x c a l I S X 5 3 1 4 D T 1 S A L o c a l A d d r R...

Page 53: ... screen Cpy is a time saving feature For example the quickest way to enter the predefined code is 1 Increase the first digit to C 2 Copy C to the second digit 3 Increase the C to S 4 Copy S to the third digit 5 Increase the S to U Note The predefined security code must be entered in uppercase letters 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U E n t e r C o d e I n c D e c C p y A c c 6 When the correct code is di...

Page 54: ...lays a 3 digit alphanumeric field denoted by asterisks with the cursor located under the leftmost digit To increase the digit press the 1 button to decrease it press the 2 button To copy a character into the next space press the 3 button Press the and buttons to move from space to space When you change a digit a reverse video C appears in the lower right corner of the screen 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D...

Page 55: ...p y A c c L D S U N e w C o d e U S A I n c D e c C p y A c c C 5 Press the Escape button to return to the ISX 5312 5314 Security submenu Establishing the Telnet Logon Sequence For security purposes access from Telnet is protected by a user configurable logon sequence consisting of a user identifier and a password A Telnet session is established only if the logon entries match the user identifier ...

Page 56: ... do so follow these steps starting from the Top Level menu 1 Press the button beneath Local 1 2 3 4 Escape Top T E x c a l I S X 5 3 1 4 D T 1 S A L o c a l A d d r R T N 2 Press the button beneath Secur 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 L o c a l M o d e S t a t s C o n f g D i a g S e c u r 3 Press the button beneath Telnt 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S e c u r i t y C o n f g T e s t s C...

Page 57: ...creen 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U E n t e r C o d e I n c D e c C p y A c c 5 When the correct code is displayed press the 4 button If an incorrect code is entered the bottom line of the screen displays the message Invalid code entered Press the Escape button and re enter the code When the code has been accepted the screen displays the Telnet Security submenu 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U E n t e r C ...

Page 58: ... that there are more available spaces to the right When you change a digit a reverse video C appears in the lower right corner of the screen 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L U s e r I d 4 A C A L D A T A C I n c D e c A c c n e x t 3 When the desired character is displayed press the button to move the cursor to the next space 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L U s e r I D A C A L D A T A C I n c D e c A c c n e x t C If yo...

Page 59: ...B c k S p n e x t C C 5 Press the 4 button two times You can now copy a character into the next space by pressing the 1 button clear a character by pressing the 2 button or clear all characters by pressing the 3 button When finished press the 4 button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L U s e r I d D C A L D A T A C I n c D e c A c c n e x t L U s e r I d D C A L D A T A C C p y C l e a r C l A l l n e x t C C 6...

Page 60: ...in inactive before it is automatically terminated by the ISX 5312 5314 The factory default setting is five minutes This option is disabled when set to 00 meaning the ISX 5312 5314 will never time out a Telnet session To set the Session Timeout parameter follow these steps starting from the Telnet Security submenu 1 Press the button beneath SesTO 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L T e l n e t S e c u r i t y U s...

Page 61: ...the non volatile database of the ISX 5312 5314 Note The NMI port configuration parameters protocol and speed should not be changed using this application If you change these parameters communication with the unit is lost Enabling Console Port Interface To enable the console port interface do one of the following If you have a standalone model ISX 5312 5314 or a central site model ISX 5314 housed i...

Page 62: ...ss to the console port interface At start up the console port interface process is idle and you can attempt to access it from the terminal No prompt is presented at this stage To obtain the console prompt press ENTER The screen displays Login Type the user identifier default is RACAL DATACOM ENTER The screen displays Password Type the password default is SERVICE ENTER The screen displays the same ...

Page 63: ...henever the screen cannot fit all options on a single display it displays a right arrow in the lower right corner of the screen To display the additional options type R A left arrow then appears in the lower left corner of the screen This indicates you can display the previous options again by typing L Each time you select an option a new submenu appears until the lowest level menu is reached and ...

Page 64: ...ons when the screen displays a flashing left arrow in the lower left corner On screens displaying a cursor moves the cursor one space to the left 1 2 3 4 Function Keys Selects the corresponding option from the screen display If there is a lower level submenu the screen displays it Q Quit Terminates the console session and returns the terminal to the ready mode ENTER Refresh Refreshes the current d...

Page 65: ...hich settings are correct for your application This chapter also lists the different types of alarms the ISX 5312 5314 can report and explains how to enable or disable each alarm Entering the Configuration Menu To define the ISX 5312 5314 s operating parameters you must enter the Configuration menu To do so follow these steps starting from the Top Level menu 1 Press the button beneath Local 1 2 3 ...

Page 66: ...are identical for both line submenus If your unit is equipped with one T 1 line interface the DS1b submenu does not appear on the screen This menu also allows you to assign DS0 channels from the line A interface to the line B interface and vice versa Alarm allows you to enable or disable each alarm and allows you to reset alarms independently for the ISX 5312 5314 and each T 1 line For each line a...

Page 67: ...rameters To define parameters individually follow these steps 1 Press the button beneath the desired parameter submenu 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g M o d e D S U P o r t s D S 1 a D S 1 b 2 To display a parameter s current setting and possible options press the button beneath it In submenus that contain more than four parameters you may need to press the button to scroll to the d...

Page 68: ...a l A d d r e s s 0 2 I n c D e c C p y A c c C To change this parameter you must increase or decrease its current value rather than select from a list of possible options When this type of screen is displayed a cursor appears beneath the leftmost digit To increase its value press the button beneath Inc to decrease the value press the button beneath Dec To copy a character into the next space pres...

Page 69: ...1 y D t 2 y D t 3 y The remainder of this chapter discusses the parameters contained within each of the parameter submenus DSU Parameters The DSU submenu provides the basic ISX 5312 5314 parameters This submenu contains the following parameters Locat Location TxClk Transmit Clock SyClk System Clock Beepr Beeper A LED Alarm LED NLEna Network Loop Enable ClkTL Clock Tolerance TLLim Tolerance Limit N...

Page 70: ...smit Clock The Transmit Clock parameters allow you to specify the source of timing signals for the ISX 5312 5314 s Transmit Clock This parameter also defines the source of clock used to derive all other clocks generated by the ISX 5312 5314 To do so follow these steps starting from the Configuration Mode submenu 1 Press the button beneath DSU 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g M o d e ...

Page 71: ... source of timing for the primary order 0 clock When the timing is lost the unit automatically switches to the fallback clocks in the designated order If all the selected fallback clocks fail the unit automatically switches to internal timing When a higher priority clock recovers for 20 seconds the unit automatically switches to that timing source if the Clock Tolerance parameter is disabled When ...

Page 72: ...DTE 1 is the current primary Transmit Clock source The other available options are Int DTE2 DTE3 DTE4 DS1a and DS1b 3 To change the source of timing for the primary Transmit Clock press the button Press the button beneath Inc or Dec to scroll through the clock source options Press the button beneath Acc when the desired option is displayed Note You can also change the Transmit Clock setting under ...

Page 73: ... O r d e r 1 T E 1 I n c D e c A c c 7 Repeat Steps 4 6 to set additional fallback clocks Since depending on the application a maximum of four fallback clocks are practical select the appropriate hierarchy and then fill in the remaining fallback clock selections with the lowest priority desired or fill in the remaining selections with internal timing 8 Press the Escape button two times to return t...

Page 74: ...to set the digit Continue in this manner until the correct date and time are displayed 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L C l k 2 1 5 9 6 1 5 1 1 I n c D e c C p y A c c 4 Press the 4 button to enter the date and time into memory 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L C l k 0 1 1 6 9 7 1 6 0 I n c D e c C p y A c c 5 Press the Escape button to return to the Configure DSU submenu Beeper The Beeper parameter defines the operation ...

Page 75: ...scape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g D S U B e e p r A L E D N L E n a C l k T L 2 The screen displays the current setting for each T 1 line Press the 1 button to scroll through the options for line A and the 2 button for line B When the desired settings are displayed press the Escape button to return to the Configure DSU submenu 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U A l a r m L E D E n a b l e D S a n D S ...

Page 76: ... specified in AT T Publication 62411 is 50 Hz at 32 ppm Busy Signal Bits The Busy Signal Bits parameter allows you to select the 4 bit per unit DS0 channel signaling code used in the trunk processing function Trunk processing refers to the ability to send signaling bits to adjacent units indicating a particular condition e g a busy signal whenever an abnormal condition occurs on a T 1 interface Th...

Page 77: ...rence 54017A1 These values can be set by the Telco via a TABS maintenance message You cannot change these values You can view the current threshold value for Errored Seconds ES Severely Errored Seconds SES and the line availability timer by pressing the button under Thrsh in the APC Status submenu Before you can enable the APC feature the ISX 5312 5314 must be configured as follows Make sure you a...

Page 78: ...low you to change the channel connection signaling or daisy chain parameters on the DS1b line 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L A P C F e a t u r e D s a b l D s a b l E n a b l L A P C F e a t u r e E n a b l D s a b l E n a b l 4 Press the Escape button to return to the Configure APC submenu The Inhibit parameter allows you to inhibit prevent a switch to the other line from the current service line When this...

Page 79: ...the other The available options are Norml Normal forces data from the primary line to the protection line or vice versa ForcA Force A forces data onto the primary line DS1a while sending a Blue AIS alarm on the protection line DS1b The Blue alarm ensures that the other end accepts data on DS1a only ForcB Force B forces data onto the protection line DS1b while sending a Blue AIS alarm on the primar...

Page 80: ...ion section in Chapter 6 When the Revertive Mode parameter is enabled the ISX 5312 5314 switches back to the primary line from the protection if the primary line has been in a good state for a specified amount of time The amount of time from 0 to 900 seconds is determined by the Telco and programmed into the ISX 5312 5314 by the Telco via a TABS maintenance message The default values are ES 20 sec...

Page 81: ...l E n a b l 3 Press the Escape button to return to the Configure APC submenu The Switch on LOS parameter allows you to initiate a switch from the primary line to the protection line on loss of signal To enable this parameter follow these steps 1 Press the button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g A P C M o d e I n h b t S w t c h R e v r t 2 Press the button beneath SwLOS 1 2 3 4 Escap...

Page 82: ...he spare line to the primary line when the primary line is in a good state and the Revertive Mode parameter is enabled for a user specified amount of time These parameters appear only for units equipped with two T 1 line interfaces Before you can enable the Hot Spare feature the ISX 5312 5314 must be configured as follows DS1a is the primary line and DS1b is the spare line Therefore there must be ...

Page 83: ... the DS1b line 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L S p a r e F e a t u r e D s a b l D s a b l E n a b l L S p a r e F e a t u r e E n a b l D s a b l E n a b l 4 Press the Escape button to return to the Configure Spare submenu The Switch parameter is primarily for use as a diagnostic tool to determine the actual data path It allows you to manually force the transfer of data from one line to the other The availa...

Page 84: ...12 5314 s Test LED lights to indicate that a test is in progress To terminate the test and turn off the LED press the button beneath Norml or use the RTN Return to Normal function as described in the RTN Function section in Chapter 6 When the Revertive Mode parameter is enabled the ISX 5312 5314 switches back to the primary line from the spare line if the primary line has been in a good state for ...

Page 85: ...s a b l E n a b l 3 Press the Escape button to return to the Configure Spare submenu The Alarm parameter allows you to specify the conditions alarms generated on the DS1a line under which the ISX 5312 5314 automatically switches from the primary line to the spare line To enable or disable each alarm condition follow these steps Note When management is via SNMP you must set the Mode parameter to di...

Page 86: ... w y R e d y L E n a b l S p a r e A l a r m s B l u n Y l w y R e d y The Restoral Timer parameter allows you to specify the amount of time that the DS1 line can be in a good state before the ISX 5312 5314 switches back to the primary line from the spare line The available options are 5 20 40 and 60 seconds To set the Restoral Timer parameter follow these steps 1 Press the button beneath ResTm 1 ...

Page 87: ...ts This method is described in the T7 Mode section in this chapter The Network Management System submenu contains the following parameters Speed Channel Rate Modem Chanl Channel Prtcl Protocol NTS Network Terminal Server Note The Protocol Speed and NTS parameters should not be changed from a remote unit Changing these parameters results in terminating the remote session Protocol The first NMS para...

Page 88: ...u to select the 75 300 or 1200 bps channel rates For PPP and SLIP protocols the available options are 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 bps and 115k 115 2 Kbps actual rate The default rate is 19 2 Kbps The Autobaud feature allows the ISX 5312 5314 to automatically determine the terminal baud rate and set the serial port to operate at the same rate It supports 300 1200 2400 4800 9600 bps and 14 4 19...

Page 89: ...5312 5314 REMOTE ISX 5312 5314 NMI PORT T 1 EDM MODEM PSTN PRIMARY COMMAND PAT MODEM Figure 4 2 Dial Modem Providing a Primary Command Data Path to a Remote ISX 5312 5314 PRIMARY COMMAND PAT T 1 NETORK CMS 400 NMI PORT T 1 CENTRAL ISX 5312 5314 REMOTE ISX 5312 5314 NMI PORT T 1 EDM MODEM PSTN PRIMARY COMMAND PAT MODEM Figure 4 3 Dial Modem Providing a Backup Command Data Path to a Remote ISX 5312 ...

Page 90: ...e CMS 400 If the CMS 400 initiated the modem link the ISX 5312 5314 can also hang up after a user selectable number of minutes of inactivity If the ISX 5312 5314 initiated the link it can hang up after a user selectable number of seconds of inactivity Whenever a modem link is established the ISX 5312 5314 sends its serial number in the form of a Mayday before it sends any other messages This commu...

Page 91: ...mmand it contacts the modem and issues a hang up sequence A modem link can be terminated at any time from the front panel of the unit Regardless of where the hang up originated an ID Notification is the first message sent over the T 1 link if the unit is configured as a network management remote The characteristics of the modem link at the CMS 400 are as follows You can configure the network in th...

Page 92: ...D T 1 S A L o c a l A d d r R T N 2 Press the button beneath Confg 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 L o c a l M o d e S t a t s C o n f g D i a g S e c u r 3 Press the button beneath DSU 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g M o d e D S U P o r t s D S 1 a D S 1 b 4 Press the button two times 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g D S U L o c a t T x C l k S y C l k B e e p r 1 ...

Page 93: ...isplay back to the current menu selection 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 N M S C o n f i g S p e e d M o d e m C h a n l P r t c l 7 The screen displays the Modem Configuration submenu Press the button beneath Conn 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 M o d e m C o n f i g T y p e C o n n 8 The screen displays the first four parameter submenus Press the button to scroll through the remaining opt...

Page 94: ...s under which the remote ISX 5312 5314 automatically disconnects a call Originate calls Disconnect calls The following sections describe each of these procedures Adding Characters to the Setup String The Setup parameter allows you to add 40 characters maximum to a generic modem s predefined setup string This parameter is non functional for the ALM 3226 The modem must support the predefined setup s...

Page 95: ...CTS Signal forced On Data Set Ready DSR Signal Forced On Clock Source Internal Transmit Flow Control Off modem to modem and modem to DTE Auto Answer Disabled Baud Rate 2400 bps Data Compression Off Auto Speed Adjustments Disabled Error Correction Disabled Dial Line Operation Enabled Escape Left at default character 43 Carriage Return Left at default character 13 Line Feed Left at default character...

Page 96: ... u p I n c D e c A c c n e x t If you want to insert a character between two entered characters or delete an entered character follow Step 3 If you want to copy an entered character clear an entered character or clear all entered characters follow Step 4 If you do not want to use any of these options skip to Step 5 Note On standalone models the backslash character appears on the screen as a Y with...

Page 97: ...ng the Telephone Number For both automatic and manual call origination to function properly you must enter into memory the telephone number of the modem you want to call The number can be a maximum of 38 characters long The characters that you can enter in the telephone number are digits 0 through 9 P T W commas and blank spaces To enter a number press the button beneath Phon Then follow the instr...

Page 98: ...each DS1a Dial Condition Event Press the 1 button to scroll through the options for the Blue alarm the 2 button for the Yellow alarm and the 3 button for the Red alarm When the desired options are displayed press the Escape button two times to return to the T7 Modem Connect Configuration submenu 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a D i a l C o n d C o n f i g B l u n Y e l n R e d n L D S 1 a D i a l C o ...

Page 99: ...ify the number of seconds from 0 through 120 the ISX 5312 5314 waits when it places a call to the far end modem for a response before it automatically disconnects the call This time is in addition to a 10 second default time Dialing time is included in the amount of time you select 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L M O D E M I n a c t i v i t y C o n f g M d T m r R e m o t C M S 3 The screen displays a 3 digi...

Page 100: ...ptions are 0 automatic disconnect disabled through 120 seconds 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L M O D E M I n a c t i v i t y C o n f g M d T m r R e m o t C M S 6 The screen displays a 3 digit field in the top line with a cursor under the leftmost digit To increase the digit press the 1 button to decrease it press the 2 button To copy a character into the next space press the 3 button Press the and buttons t...

Page 101: ...s the 3 button Press the and buttons to move from space to space 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L N M S I n a c t T i m e 0 5 m I n c D e c C p y A c c 10 When the desired inactivity time is displayed press the 4 button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L N M S I n a c t T i m e 0 0 m I n c D e c C p y A c c Originating Calls Calls can be originated automatically if the Dial Conditions parameter s are enabled or manually by...

Page 102: ...ed with the CMS 400 T7 messages can now be sent and received Hanging up the MODEM The ISX 5312 5314 is telling the modem to hang up After you press the button beneath Yes the following error messages may appear on the screen Modem couldn t be Reset The first step in getting the modem ready for communication could not be done Possible causes are the modem is not powered up it is not Hayes compatibl...

Page 103: ... when the configuration is correct Disconnecting Calls Dial calls can be disconnected automatically if the Inactivity Timer parameter s are enabled or manually by entering a front panel command To disconnect a call manually press the button beneath Disc in the T7 Modem Connect Configuration submenu Then press the button beneath Yes Selecting the Modem Type Before T7 messages can be transported ove...

Page 104: ... following error messages may appear on the screen after selecting the modem type Incorrect T7bps speed The T7 bps channel rate is not set to 2400 bps Modem couldn t be Reset The first step in getting the modem ready for communication could not be done Possible causes are the modem is not powered up it is not Hayes compatible or it is not physically connected to the ISX 5312 5314 Modem couldn t be...

Page 105: ...in At a central ISX 5312 5314 multiple methods of providing remote T7 may be enabled at the same time However if one source goes down all T7 traffic from the remotes may be lost To assign a DS0 channel for remote T7 follow these steps starting from the NMS Configuration submenu 1 Press the button beneath Chanl This submenu is available only for T7 network management If you have SLIP PPP or Etherne...

Page 106: ...igned to a DTE or to a DS1 line the current assignment is displayed in this field Possible displays are DTE1 DTE2 DTE3 DTE4 DS1a and DS1b In this case the front panel does not allow you to scroll to this field If you want to change the channel assignment you must first unassign the channel by selecting None For example if DTE2 is displayed you must first go to the DTE 2 Connection submenu and sele...

Page 107: ...assignments for the individual ports DTE 1 and DTE 2 ISX 5312 or DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE 3 and DTE 4 ISX 5314 The parameters are identical for each DTE submenu Each DTE submenu contains the following parameters DS0 Rate RemT7 Remote T7 Conn DS0 Channel Assignment RTS RTS Control DTR DTR Control DSR DSR Control TxC Transmit Clock T7Mod T7 Mode RI Ring Indicator Signal DBU Dial Backup see Using External Dia...

Page 108: ... x 64 Kbps Remote T7 The Remote T7 parameter specifies whether the unit s DTE T7 channel is enabled The available options are Dsabl and Enabl One T7 channel is available for each DTE port The local ISX 5312 can access up to two remote sites as shown in Figure 4 5 The local ISX 5314 can access up to four remote sites You can also transport T7 data via dial modems and a PSTN line and or via a DS0 ch...

Page 109: ...emote T7 Channel Enabled Connection The Connection parameters specify the DTE s DS0 channel assignments To define the DS0 channel assignments follow these steps starting from the Configuration Mode submenu Note Be sure you have set the number of DS0s parameter in the DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE 3 and DTE 4 Configuration submenus before defining the DS0 channel assignments 1 Press the button beneath Ports 1 2 ...

Page 110: ...e screen displays the message DS1 Line Unavailable Single or contiguous channel assignments can be defined To define single channel assignments follow Steps 5 9 To define contiguous channel assignments skip to Step 10 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D T E 1 C o n n D S 1 a D S 1 b 5 The screen displays the DS1a channel assignment parameters with the cursor located under the leftmost digit The R...

Page 111: ...t to change the channel assignment you must first unassign the channel by selecting None For example if DTE2 is displayed you must first go to the DTE 2 Connection submenu and select None for DS1a DS0 channel number 01 before you can assign this channel to DTE 1 6 To increase the first digit press the 1 button to decrease it press the 2 button Press the and buttons to move from space to space 1 2 ...

Page 112: ...assignment parameters with the cursor located under the leftmost digit The R option indicates range To assign contiguous channels you must have R y displayed on the bottom line If R n is displayed press the 3 button to change the setting and display the contiguous channel assignment parameters 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a 1 0 1 t o N o n e I n c D e c R y A c c The top line of the display shows fr...

Page 113: ... n c D e c R y A c c 12 When the desired assignments are displayed press the button beneath Acc 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a 1 1 1 6 t o T E 1 I n c D e c R y A c c 13 Press the button and repeat Steps 11 and 12 if you want to define additional contiguous channel assignments When all the desired assignments have been defined press the Escape button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a 1 1 1 6 t o T E 1 I ...

Page 114: ...o D S 0 C o n n e c t S t a t u s D S 0 A s s i g n m e n t s A c c e p t e d 15 Press the Escape button to return to the DTE 1 Configuration submenu RTS Control The RTS Control parameter specifies whether the RTS signal is controlled by the DTE or held in a constant On condition The available options are Const and DTE When Constant is selected the ISX 5312 5314 ignores the RTS signal from the DTE...

Page 115: ... derived from the receive line Select this option when the DTE is operating at circuit speeds of 512 Kbps or lower External This option is recommended when the DTE has Wraparound Clock capability When system timing is set to DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE 3 or DTE 4 the transmit clock must be set to External When this option is selected the Transmit Data signal provided by the DTE must be synchronized with the E...

Page 116: ... 8 Kbps option is NOT valid if the rate parameter is set for N x 64 8K 8 Kbps only This option is valid when the Rate parameter is set for N x 64 or N x 56 The 8 Kbps of bandwidth for secondary channel communications is taken from the last DS0 assigned leaving the remainder of that DS0 s bandwidth for the user s data At 64 Kbps data rate the user s data bandwidth is 56 Kbps 64 Kbps minus 8 Kbps fo...

Page 117: ...and ANSI T1 403 Both ESF specifications use the same framing format allocation of framing bits and similar error statistics terminology The differences are in how information is passed between the terminal CSUs and the integral Telco network devices such as the Telco line monitoring units LMUs The APC feature can be enabled only when the Frame parameter is set to ESF When the APC feature is enable...

Page 118: ...specify the T 1 line channel assignments and signal allocation These parameters appear on the screen only for units equipped with two T 1 line interfaces To define the line channel assignments follow these steps starting from the Configuration Mode submenu Note When the APC or Hot Spare feature is enabled the ISX 5312 5314 will not allow you to change the channel assignment or signal allocation pa...

Page 119: ...indicates the DS1a DS0 channel number to be assigned The available options are 01 through 24 DS1b second field indicates the T 1 line to which you are assigning the DS1a DS0 channel number The available options are DS1a DS1b and None The DS1b option is not available when the APC or Hot Spare feature is enabled If the DS1a DS0 channel number has already been assigned to a DTE the current assignment...

Page 120: ...t o D S 1 b 1 I n c D e c R n A c c 7 The screen displays the DS1a channel assignment parameters with the cursor located under the leftmost digit To assign contiguous channels you must have R y displayed on the bottom line If R n is displayed press the 3 button to change the setting and display the contiguous channel assignment parameters 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a 1 0 1 t o D S 1 b 0 1 I n c D ...

Page 121: ...sired assignments are displayed press the button beneath Acc If you try to assign a channel that is already assigned the bottom line of the screen displays the message Conn to used channel If you want to change the channel assignment you must first disconnect the channel by selecting None 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a 1 1 1 6 t o D S 1 b 1 I n c D e c R y A c c 10 Press the Escape button to return ...

Page 122: ...der the leftmost digit The R option indicates range To set single channels you must have R n displayed on the bottom line If R y is displayed press the 3 button to change the setting and display the single channel signaling mode parameters The first field indicates the channel number The available options are 01 through 24 To increase the first digit press the 1 button to decrease it press the 2 b...

Page 123: ... c R y A c c 5 When the desired options are displayed press the button beneath Acc 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a 1 1 1 6 S i g n a b l I n c D e c R y A c c Alias The Alias parameter allows you to assign an alphanumeric name to the DS1a line The name can be up to four characters and is used by all menus on the top line of the display only Daisy Chain The Daisy Chain parameter allows you to select t...

Page 124: ...ls a Red alarm is received on DS1a The ISX 5312 5314 then sends a Yellow alarm toward the network connected to DS1a and a Blue alarm toward the network connected to DS1b MASTER SLAE DS1a DS1b RED BLUE YELLOW LINK FAILED Figure 4 6 Example of a Daisy Chained Configuration with a Red Alarm Received on DS1a In a cross connected configuration no alarms are sent to the complementary links Instead Out o...

Page 125: ...d configuration in the 2 to 1 direction If Network 1 fails Unit B receives a Red alarm condition from Network 1 Then Unit B sends a Yellow alarm toward Network 1 and a Blue alarm toward Network 2 because it is daisy chained in that direction note the position of the master and the slave If Network 2 fails Unit B receives a Red alarm condition from Network 2 Then Unit B sends a Yellow alarm toward ...

Page 126: ...on must be performed from the front panel or from the CMS 400 system console to rearm the alarm When the ISX 5312 5314 is managed via SNMP alarm conditions are reported to the SNMP manager as traps The ISX 5312 5314 normally sends a trap when an alarm condition is detected and when that condition clears If the alarm condition is redeclared a trap is sent when it is detected and when it clears ever...

Page 127: ...mits a Yellow alarm to the far end via the outgoing bit stream The Yellow alarm is transmitted continuously until the Red alarm condition no longer exists In a daisy chained configuration when the master declares a Red alarm it transmits a Blue AIS alarm to the daisy chained slave s Yellow Alarm The ISX 5312 5314 declares a Yellow alarm for the amount of time it receives a Yellow alarm signal In a...

Page 128: ...s a loss of signal it generates a LOS alarm and transmits a Blue alarm provided a Yellow alarm is not already being transmitted to the far end via the outgoing bit stream In a daisy chained configuration when the master generates an LOS alarm it transmits a Blue alarm to the daisy chained slave s Reference Clock Changed Alarm The ISX 5312 5314 generates a Reference Clock Changed alarm when it dete...

Page 129: ...alarm when the specified DTE interface 2 or 4 returns communication to the DS1 line Dial Backup Connection Failed Alarm The ISX 5312 5314 generates a Dial Backup Connection Failed alarm when the specified DTE interface 2 or 4 tries unsuccessfully to establish a dial backup connection for 60 seconds The ISX 5312 5314 then waits 30 seconds and retries to establish the backup connection This process ...

Page 130: ...ne Loopback ANSI is initiated and released via a Command and Response Bit Oriented Protocol Message Payload Loopback AT T is initiated via an ESF DL SX 25 Maintenance Message Request No 1 and is released via an ESF DL SX 25 Maintenance Request No 2 Payload Loopback ANSI is initiated and released via a Command and Response Bit Oriented Protocol Message DSU Alarm Parameters The DSU Alarm parameters ...

Page 131: ... Press the button beneath Alarm 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g M o d e D S 1 b A l a r m F c t r y U s t r p 5 Press the button beneath DSU 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 A l a r m C o n f i g D S U D S 1 a D S 1 b 6 Press the button beneath Enabl 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U C o n f i g D S U A l a r m s E n a b l R e s e t ...

Page 132: ...icated alarm APC APC Switched to Protection Line alarm SPR Hot Spare Switch alarm To clear all stored DSU alarms enter the Configure DSU Alarms submenu and press the button beneath Reset The screen displays the message ISX 5312 5314 Alarm Reset Function Completed Press any button to restore the display back to the Configure DSU Alarms submenu If alarm conditions still exist after the Alarm Reset t...

Page 133: ...ored alarms for T 1 lines A and B You can also specify the amount of time that an alarm condition is active before it is reported by the ISX 5312 5314 and the amount of time that a Red alarm condition is no longer active before the ISX 5312 5314 reports it cleared If your unit is equipped with one T 1 line interface the DS1b submenu does not appear on the screen The parameters are identical for bo...

Page 134: ... a A l a r m s B l u y Y l w y L O S y C S 1 y L E n a b l e D S 1 a A l a r m s C S 1 y E S y R e d y B P V y The Interval Time parameter allows you to specify the amount of time from 100 to 12 000 milliseconds 12 seconds in 100 millisecond intervals that an alarm condition can be active before it is reported by the ISX 5312 5314 To set the Interval Time parameter follow these steps 1 Press the b...

Page 135: ...pe Top L B l u e I n t 0 0 0 0 m s I n c D e c C p y A c c 4 When the desired time interval is displayed press the 4 button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L B l u e I n t 0 0 0 0 m s I n c D e c C p y A c c 5 Press the Escape button two times to return to the DS1a Alarm Configuration submenu The Clear Time parameter allows you to specify the amount of time from 1 to 20 seconds that a Red alarm condition is no...

Page 136: ... C p y A c c 4 When the desired delay time is displayed press the 4 button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L R e d C l r D e l a y 0 s I n c D e c C p y A c c 5 Press the Escape button two times to return to the DS1a Alarm Configuration submenu To clear all DS1a stored alarms enter the DS1a Alarm Configuration submenu and press the button beneath Reset The screen displays the message DSU DS1a Alarm Reset Funct...

Page 137: ...object before another trap can be sent Factory Submenu The Factory submenu allows you to replace the current parameter configuration with the factory default settings Press the button beneath DLoad Data is interrupted while the unit is reset and reinitialized Note If you initiate a factory download communication with the T7 or SNMP manager may be lost due to changes in the T7 or SNMP parameter set...

Page 138: ...ettings in the user parameter configuration press the button beneath Dsabl to return all displays to the current parameter configuration 1 2 3 4 Escape Top C I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g U s e r D L o a d U L o a d E n a b l D s a b l To store the current parameter configuration enter the User Strap submenu and press the button beneath ULoad Up Load The current parameter configuration is now stored T...

Page 139: ...rom the ISX 5314 s front panel press the buttons beneath Local Confg NewSw Yes 4 The ISX 5314 s screen prompts you to enter the security code When the ISX 5314 is shipped from the factory the predefined security code is CSU Enter the predefined code unless you changed it under the Security submenu If you changed it enter the current code 5 If the baud rate is set for 2400 bps the PC screen display...

Page 140: ...pplication into flash memory via X modem protocol ISX 5314 P ENTER Start XMODEM CRC Transfer 7 Use your communications package to initiate the upload Select xmodem 1k Type the appropriate file name Then press ENTER The actual download is now in progress Upon completion the screen displays Transfer Complete ISX 5314 8 Type X ENTER at the ISX 5314 prompt to exit the download kernel and start the app...

Page 141: ...perating status viewing error statistics viewing stored alarms and using the External Dial Backup feature Entering the Status Menu To monitor the ISX 5312 5314 s operating status you must enter the Status menu To do so follow these steps starting from the Top Level Menu 1 Press the button beneath Local 1 2 3 4 Escape Top T E x c a l I S X 5 3 1 4 D T 1 S A L o c a l A d d r R T N 2 Press the butto...

Page 142: ... also provide error statistics from separate 24 hour local Telco and network registers The parameters are identical for both line submenus If your unit is equipped with one T 1 line interface the DS1b submenu does not appear on the screen Alarm allows you to view stored alarms You can view alarms separately for the ISX 5312 5314 and each T 1 line If an alarm is currently active it is denoted with ...

Page 143: ... P o r t s T i m e S e c u r L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t e D T E 4 D s 1 2 T x C I n t r n The display shows the status of the following DTE indicates the number of DTE ports available Ds1 indicates the number of DS1 lines available Possible displays are 1 for units equipped with a single T 1 interface or 2 for units equipped with two T 1 interfaces TxC indicates the current source of timing for the I...

Page 144: ...s T i m e S e c u r L D T E 1 U p D T E 2 Up D T E 3 D o w n D T E 4 U p Press the Escape button to return to the DSU Status submenu 4 Press the button beneath Time The screen displays the current date month day and year and the real time clock hour minutes and seconds The screen updates this information in 1 second intervals 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t u s S t a t e P o r t s T i m...

Page 145: ...tton 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t u s S t a t e P o r t s T i m e S e c u r 7 Press the button beneath Versn The screen displays the current software revision level Rev and the unit serial number Serl If you have downloaded a new version of software but haven t yet rebooted the unit to activate the software a arrow appears on the screen Press the button to display the version of the ...

Page 146: ... S X 5 3 1 4 F r e q S t a t u s C l k F r e q u e n c y 1 5 4 4 0 0 0 Press the Escape button to return to the DSU Status submenu 9 Press the button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t u s S e c u r V e r s n F r e q N M S 10 Press the button beneath ENet The screen displays the status of the Ethernet 10BaseT link 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t u s N M S E N e t A P C S p a r e...

Page 147: ...ts 11 Press the button beneath Cage The screen indicates whether the ISX 5314 is installed in an Excalibur Card Carrier or an ISX 5010 chassis If the unit is installed in an Excalibur Card Carrier the screen also displays the cage number 1 6 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t u s N M S E N e t S p a r e C a g e L I S X 5 3 1 4 C a g e S t a t u s E x c a l i b u r C a g e 0 1 12 Press the ...

Page 148: ...u s S e c u r V e r s n F r e q N M S 2 Press the button beneath Modem 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 N M S S t a t u s M o d e m C h a n l 3 Press the button beneath Retry The screen displays the number of times the ISX 5312 5314 redialed a call when the previous attempt was unsuccessful Possible displays are 00 through 99 If you want to set the number of retries back to zero press the button...

Page 149: ...e MODEM The modem is being set up This is the second step in getting a modem ready for communication If this message stays on the screen for more than a couple of seconds the ISX 5312 5314 is having trouble talking to the modem MODEM is Ready The modem has been set up and is ready to be dialed or to answer a call Dialing MODEM The modem is trying to dial and connect to another modem Answering a ri...

Page 150: ...ponse to the ISX 5312 5314 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L 5 3 1 4 T 7 M o d e m S t a t u s R e t r y S t a t e R e s p L 5 3 1 4 T 7 M o d e m R e s p o n s e L i n e i s R i n g i n g Possible displays are Line is Ringing The modem received an incoming call Line was busy The modem dialed and received a busy signal Error in Command String The modem indicates there is an error in the command string it recei...

Page 151: ...tried to dial the modem but the telephone number was empty Press the Escape button two times to return to the NMS Status submenu 6 Press the button beneath Chanl 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 N M S S t a t u s M o d e m C h a n l 7 Press the button beneath DS1a or DS1b depending on which line s T7 DS0 channel assignment you want to view The screen displays the current DS1a T7 DS0 channel assi...

Page 152: ... of seconds the service has been on the protection line Separate local and Telco registers are provided mainly to allow you to reset the local register only and to allow the Telco to reset the Telco register only To monitor the current operating status of the APC feature follow these steps starting from the DSU Status submenu 1 Press the button two times 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t ...

Page 153: ...le displays are Prim DS1a Primary Prot DS1b Protection or APC disabled APC indicates whether the APC feature is enabled Possible displays are Enable enabled Disable disabled or Inhibit enabled but inhibited from switching to the other line from the current service line Refer to the Access Protection Capability section in Chapter 4 for a complete description of the Inhibit feature Press the Escape ...

Page 154: ...0 0 0 0 0 2 4 h r 0 0 0 0 1 Press the Escape button two times to return to the APC Status submenu 6 Press the button beneath Durat 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 A P C S t a t u s S t a t e O c c u r D u r a t T h r s h 7 Press the button beneath Local or Telco depending on which register you want to view The screen displays the number of seconds the service has been provided on the protection...

Page 155: ...r e s h o l d s E S 0 2 0 S E S 0 0 2 A v a i l 9 0 0 Press the Escape button to return to the APC Status submenu 9 Press the button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 A P C S t a t u s S t a t e O c c u r D u r a t T h r s h 10 Press the button beneath Swtch The screen displays the reason for the last APC line switch 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 A P C S t a t u s T h r s h S w t c h R e s e...

Page 156: ... t c h R e s e t L R e s e t L o c a l S t a t s Y e s Hot Spare Status The Hot Spare Status submenu allows you to monitor the current operating status of the Hot Spare feature This submenu only appears for units equipped with two T 1 line interfaces To monitor the current operating status of the Hot Spare feature follow these steps starting from the DSU Status submenu 1 Press the button two times...

Page 157: ...whether the Hot Spare feature is enabled Possible displays are Disable disabled and Enable enabled Port Status The Ports Status submenu allows you to monitor the current operating status of the individual ports DTE 1 and DTE 2 ISX 5312 or DTE 1 DTE 2 DTE 3 and DTE 4 ISX 5314 To monitor the current operating status of a DTE port follow these steps starting from the Status submenu 1 Press the button...

Page 158: ...button to return to the DTE Status submenu 4 Press the button beneath Signl The screen displays the status of the DTE interface signals The bar following each signal name indicates the signal status When the bar is in the up position the signal is active When the bar is in the down position the signal is inactive When the bar is in both the top and bottom positions the signal is toggling constantl...

Page 159: ...a t u s 1 0 x 5 6 K 0 5 6 0 K R e m T 7 N Press the Escape button to return to the DTE Status submenu 6 Press the button beneath Intrf The screen displays the DTE port s interface type which is always V 35 On central site models this screen also displays the DTE port pinout setting ISX 5314 or ISX 5010 See Setting DTE Port Interface in Chapter 2 for information about setting the DTE port pinout 1 ...

Page 160: ...icates whether the ISX 5312 5314 dialed the backup device and was unsuccessful in establishing a connection Possible displays are ded DS1 line dbu dial backup line dbu F manually forced to dial backup line and dbu T dial backup attempt failed or timed out T 1 Line Status The DS1a and DS1b Status submenus allow you to monitor the current operating status of T 1 lines A and B The T 1 line submenus a...

Page 161: ...pe button to return to the DS1a Status submenu 3 Press the button beneath Signl The screen displays the current status of the signal bits received from the DS1a line on DS0 channels 01 and 02 The first 4 digits have no significance The second 4 digits represent the signal bits The letter following the last digit represents the channel signaling mode e for enabled or d for disabled This display is ...

Page 162: ...scroll through the rest of the DS0 channels 04 through 24 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D S 1 a S t a t u s R x D S i g n l C h a n l C o n n L D S U D S 1 a C o n n S t a t u s 0 1 d s b 0 1 0 2 d s b 0 2 0 3 Three fields are displayed for a DS0 channel number when it is assigned to a T 1 interface The first two fields are displayed when a DS0 channel number is assigned to a DTE or when it i...

Page 163: ... the screen only for units equipped with two T 1 line interfaces Possible displays are daisy chain disabled Mst daisy chain as master and Slv daisy chain as slave In a daisy chain configuration if a Red alarm or LOS alarm is declared by the master T 1 line it is sent to the slave s as a Blue alarm ESF indicates the framing format is ESF as defined in AT T 54016 and ANSI T1 403 The other possible d...

Page 164: ... i l i t y 1 5 m i n 9 9 9 2 4 h r 9 9 9 Press the Escape button to return to the DS1a Status submenu 9 Press the button beneath Level The screen displays the current transmit and receive levels of the DS1a line Note This display only indicates the signal range It is not an absolute value 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D S 1 a S t a t u s C o n n L i n e A v a i l L e v e l L D S U D S 1 a L e...

Page 165: ...llow you to reset the local register only and to allow the Telco to reset the Telco register only The following local and Telco error statistics are reported ES Errored Seconds CSS Controlled Slip Seconds LOFC Loss of Frame Count CRC 6 CRC 6 errors BPV Bipolar Violations FBE Frame Bit Error COFA Change of Frame Alignment SES Severely Errored Seconds BES Bursty Errored Seconds The error statistics ...

Page 166: ...vents that is one or more CRC 6 error events or one or more OOFs or one or more Controlled Slips CSs Severely Errored Second SES An SES is a second with 320 or more CRC 6 error events or one or more OOFs Bursty Errored Second BES A BES is a second with more than 1 but less than 320 CRC 6 error events Loss of Frame Count LOFC An LOFC is the accumulation of the number of times a Loss of Frame condit...

Page 167: ...n and when found resyncs on the framing pattern Bipolar Violation BPV A BPV is the occurrence of two consecutive pulses of the same polarity Statistics provided by the ISX 5312 5314 that are not required by any technical specification Network Receive Register The Network Receive register contains statistics derived from the incoming 1 second performance report generated by ANSI compatible units Th...

Page 168: ...red Framing Event Frame Synchronization Bit Error Line Code Violation Event Payload Loopback Activated Viewing Error Statistics To view the error statistics follow these steps starting from the Top Level menu 1 Press the button beneath Local 1 2 3 4 Escape Top T E x c a l I S X 5 3 1 4 D T 1 S A L o c a l A d d r R T N 2 Press the button beneath Stats 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 L o c a l M...

Page 169: ...3 1 4 D S 1 a S t a t u s C o n n L i n e A v a i l L e v e l 5 Press the button beneath Stats 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D S 1 a S t a t u s L e v e l S t a t s 6 Press the button beneath Local Telco or NetRx depending on which register s statistics you want to view 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U D S 1 a E r r o r S t a t s L o c a l T e l c o N e t R x R e s e t ...

Page 170: ... 0 0 2 4 h r 0 0 0 1 0 Press the Escape button two times to return to the DS1a Error Statistics submenu 8 If you want to reset all the error statistics in the local or network register to zero press the button beneath Reset The statistics in the Telco register can only be reset by the Telco 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U D S 1 a E r r o r S t a t s L o c a l T e l c o N e t R x R e s e t 9 Press the b...

Page 171: ... S 1 a D S 1 b 2 Press the button beneath Alarm 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 S t a t u s M o d e D S 1 b A l a r m D i a g 3 Press the button beneath DSU If an alarm has occurred since the last alarm reset the screen displays the alarm If no alarms have occurred the screen displays No Alarms Note For units with only one T 1 interface DBU appears on the second line of the Alarm Status screen ...

Page 172: ...to return to the Alarm Status submenu 4 Press the button beneath DS1a The DS1a and DS1b Alarm Status submenus are identical If an alarm has occurred since the last alarm reset the screen displays the alarm If no alarms have occurred the screen displays No Alarms For each alarm a time is displayed If an asterisk appears following the time the alarm is currently active and the time displayed indicat...

Page 173: ...ve occurred the screen displays No Alarms For each alarm a time is displayed If an asterisk appears following the time the alarm is currently active and the time displayed indicates the time the alarm occurred If an asterisk does not appear the alarm is inactive and the time displayed indicates the time the alarm was cleared Press the button to scroll through any additional alarms that might have ...

Page 174: ...ws the date and time Press the button to scroll through any additional alarms that might have occurred 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 A l a r m S t a t u s D S U D S 1 a D S 1 b H s t r y L D T E 1 D T E F a i l S T A R T 0 1 1 6 1 0 2 1 2 3 Press the Escape button to return to the Alarm Status submenu 7 If you want to clear all stored alarms for the DSU DS1a DS1b DBU or the history log press ...

Page 175: ...alarm condition is inhibited even if the alarm condition clears and is redeclared A Return to Normal RTN function must be performed from the front panel or from the CMS 400 system console to rearm the alarm When the ISX 5312 5314 is managed via SNMP the latching method first time only trap reporting is used for the DTE Failed CSS ES BPV and LOS alarms The unit must be rebooted or a RTN function mu...

Page 176: ...a t u s D T E 1 D T E 2 D T E 3 D T E 4 4 Press the button beneath the local test V 54 Digital Loop Digital Loop or Test Pattern for which you want to view the status The screen displays whether the test is in progress on DTE 1 Off indicates the test is inactive On indicates it is active 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U D T E 1 D i a g S t a t u s V 5 4 D L D L o o p T s t P a t P N 1 2 7 L D S U D T E ...

Page 177: ...est and no code sent 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U D T E 1 D i a g S t a t u s V 5 4 D L D L o o p T s t P a t P N 1 2 7 L D S U D T E 1 D i a g S t a t u s L a s t C o d e S e n t D o w n Press the Escape button two times to return to the Diagnostic Status submenu 6 Press the button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D i a g S t a t u s D T E 1 D T E 2 D T E 3 D T E 4 7 Press the button beneath DS1a...

Page 178: ...Press the button beneath Chan The screen displays whether a test is in progress on DS1a DS0 channel 01 If the DS0 channel number is connected the screen also displays the channel connection Press the button to scroll through each of the time slots 02 through 24 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U D S 1 a D i a g S t a t u s L i n e C h a n B n d l e T s t P a t L D S 1 a C h L p S t a t u s 0 1 n D S 1 b 0...

Page 179: ...inactive On indicates it is active 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S U D S 1 a D i a g S t a t u s L i n e C h a n B n d l e T s t P a t L D S 1 b B u nd l e L o o p O f f Press the Escape button to return to the DS1a Diagnostic Status submenu 11 Press the button beneath TstPat The screen displays whether a Pattern Test is in progress on the DS1a line Off indicates the test is inactive On indicates it is a...

Page 180: ... a network outage When the T 1 line fails the ISX 5312 5314 automatically switches to an external backup device such as an ISDN modem The following sections explain how to enable dial backup mode configure its operating parameters and initiate dial backup connections Refer to Connecting to External Dial Backup Device in Chapter 2 for cable connection instructions Enabling Dial Backup Mode To enabl...

Page 181: ...fg 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 L o c a l M o d e S t a t s C o n f g D i a g S e c u r 3 Press the button beneath Ports 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 C o n f i g M o d e D S U P o r t s D S 1 a A l a r m 4 Press the button beneath DTE2 or DTE4 depending on which DTE port you want to configure for dial backup The parameters are identical for both DTE submenus 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X ...

Page 182: ...een displays the message Invalid Conn Attempted Press any button to restore the display back to the current menu selection 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D T E 2 C o n f i g R I D B U 7 Press the button beneath Mode 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D T E 2 B a c k u p M o d e P a r a m F o r c e 8 Press the button beneath Enabl The top line of the screen displays the revised setting 1 2 3 4 ...

Page 183: ... the unit always connects to the dedicated line Press any button to display the Top Level menu Configuring Operating Parameters To configure the External Dial Backup feature you must enter the Backup Parameters submenu To do so follow these steps starting from the DTE 2 Backup submenu 1 Press the button beneath Param 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D T E 2 B a c k u p M o d e P a r a m F o r c ...

Page 184: ...ed by the backup device connected to DTE 2 Trigger For T 1 environments the Trigger parameter allows you to specify the conditions alarms generated on the DS1 line under which the ISX 5312 5314 initiates the automatic dial backup mode For FT 1 environments you can enable the Loss of Remote Communications LRC alarm which is the condition under which the ISX 5312 5314 goes into dial backup mode The ...

Page 185: ...e via a portion of the remote T7 bandwidth to the remote ISX 5312 5314 unit s If the Remote T7 parameter is enabled the user selected mode N x 8 Kbps 8 Kbps or DS0 is used to transport the heartbeat signal If the Remote T7 parameter is disabled the heartbeat signal is sent using the 8 Kbps mode This mode can be changed by the user to N x 8 Kbps or DS0 Because only one DS0 for remote T7 is permitte...

Page 186: ...ter allows you to specify the amount of time that user specified DS1 line alarm conditions can be active before the ISX 5312 5314 automatically dials the backup device connected to DTE 2 The available options are 5s 15s 30s 60s seconds and AAns Auto Answer When the Auto Answer option is selected the ISX 5312 5314 only answers incoming calls from the device connected to DTE 2 It does not initiate d...

Page 187: ...nction with the T7 address ID The following example showing how to assign source addresses uses the T7 IDs provided in Figure 1 11 Example Central Unit T7 ID 2 Remote unit on DTE 2 T7 ID 7 Remote unit on DTE 4 T7 ID 12 Set the source addresses as follows Set the central unit s source address to the T7 ID of the remote unit connected to the dial backup path source address 7 for DTE 2 12 for DTE 4 S...

Page 188: ...imeout alarm to the network management system It then waits 30 seconds and retries the backup connection This process continues until one of the following occurs The backup connection is established The dedicated line is back in service A total of five attempts are made to establish the backup connection If a total of five retry attempts are made unsuccessfully you must use the RTN feature to re e...

Page 189: ...h SwDBU The bottom line of the screen displays the message Function Completed If a connection is not mapped to DTE 1 the bottom line of the screen displays the error message DS1 Connection Missing Press any button to restore the display back to the current menu selection 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D T E 2 B a c k u p S e l e c t i o n S w D B U S w D e d L D T E 2 B a c k u p S e l e c t i o n F u n c t...

Page 190: ...Backup Mode Diagnostics When the ISX 5312 5314 is operating over a dial backup connection you can initiate the following tests DTE Port Tests Digital Loop and Test Pattern T 1 Line Tests Line Loop and Test Pattern Chapter 6 describes these tests and explains how to initiate them ...

Page 191: ...perating parameters are set correctly Check for any parameter changes that were made shortly before the malfunction began because these changes may have triggered the problem Check the current status of the DTE interface signals See Chapter 5 for details An abnormal signal status can point you toward the faulty component For example a constantly low RTS signal points to a terminal problem while a ...

Page 192: ...The ISX 5312 5314 monitors for an incoming test pattern and reports any errors up to 999 maximum Errors can be inserted and the error counter can be reset from the ISX 5312 5314 s front panel Notes This test interrupts T7 in both the transmit and receive directions When first initialized and following a T 1 line interruption this test may take up to 30 seconds to synchronize up on the pattern To r...

Page 193: ... DS0 channels assigned to the selected DTE port See Figure 6 3 The ISX 5312 5314 monitors for an incoming test pattern and reports any errors up to 999 maximum Errors can be inserted and the error counter can be reset from the ISX 5312 5314 s front panel Note To run this test a loopback must be active somewhere in the Telco network or the remote unit must be in either a loopback condition or runni...

Page 194: ...st affects only the DTE port that is being looped See Figure 6 4 Transmitter Receiver T 1 Network Local ISX 5312 5314 RxD TxD Figure 6 4 Digital Loop Test V 54 Digital Loop Test The V 54 Digital Loop Test isolates the remote DTE from any externally connected device During this test the ISX 5312 5314 establishes one loop It loops its receive data input from the line to its transmit data output towa...

Page 195: ...annels assigned to a DTE It is not bidirectional for cross connected channels During this test the ISX 5312 5314 loops its receive data from the line to its transmitter output data is retimed and reframed and its transmit data input from the DTE to its receive data output to the DTE See Figure 6 6 If T7 is enabled on a DTE it is available only in the receive direction The ISX 5312 5314 will respon...

Page 196: ...etween two T 1 lines This test is only available for units equipped with two T 1 line interfaces Telco Loops The Line Loopback and Payload Loopback are loops initiated by the network The methods of starting and stopping the loopback conditions are defined in AT T 54016 and ANSI T1 403 as described in the Network Loops section in Chapter 4 Line Loopback The Line Loopback loops receive data input fr...

Page 197: ...ication is lost during this test Transmitter Receiver T 1 Network Local ISX 5312 5314 TDM Bus RxD Marks DCD Off CTS Off Figure 6 8 Payload Loopback Activating the Tests To activate any of the ISX 5312 5314 tests you must enter the Diagnostic Mode submenu To do so follow these steps starting from the Top Level menu 1 Press the button beneath Local 1 2 3 4 Escape Top T E x c a l I S X 5 3 1 4 D T 1 ...

Page 198: ...a dial backup connection you can initiate the Digital Loop and Test Pattern only The V 54 Digital Loop and PN127 Digital Loop are not available If the ISX 5312 5314 has Dial Backup Mode enabled but is not currently operating over a dial backup connection all DTE tests are available However you should not run these tests on a DTE port 2 4 that is connected to an external dial backup device since th...

Page 199: ...tton when you want to clear the loop 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D T E 1 V 5 4 D L O n S t a r t C l e a r 5 Press the Escape button to return to the DTE1 Diagnostic submenu To initiate the Pattern Test follow these steps starting from the DTE1 Diagnostic submenu 1 Press the button beneath TstPat 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D T E 1 D i a g V 5 4 D L D L o o p T s t P a t P N 1 2 7 ...

Page 200: ... code to the remote unit requesting it to initiate or terminate a PN127 Digital Loop Test follow these steps starting from the DTE1 Diagnostic submenu 1 Press the button beneath PN127 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D T E 1 D i a g V 5 4 D L D L o o p T s t P a t P N 1 2 7 2 Press the button beneath Up to send a code to the far end unit requesting it to initiate the test Press the button beneat...

Page 201: ...ne Loop test loops all the DS0 channels 01 through 24 on the DS1 line towards the network It is bidirectional for channels assigned to a DTE It is not bidirectional for cross connected channels To activate this test follow these steps starting from the Diagnostic Mode submenu 1 Press the button 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D i a g M o d e D T E 1 D T E 2 D T E 3 D T E 4 2 Press the button be...

Page 202: ...gnostic submenu The Local Channel Loop test allows you to loop single or contiguous DS0 channels on the DS1 line toward the network This test is bidirectional for channels that are cross connected to another T 1 line It is not bidirectional for channels assigned to a DTE This test is available only for units equipped with two T 1 line interfaces To activate this test follow these steps 1 Press the...

Page 203: ...e following 01 first field indicates the DS1a DS0 channel number to be looped The available options are 01 through 24 Off second field indicates the loop is inactive On is displayed when the loop is active 3 To increase the first digit press the 1 button to decrease it press the 2 button Press the button to move to the second digit When the desired channel number is displayed press the button to m...

Page 204: ...oop contiguous channels you must have R y displayed on the bottom line If R n is displayed press the 3 button to change the setting and display the contiguous channel loopback parameters 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a C h L p 0 1 0 1 O f f I n c D e c R y A c c The top line of the display shows from left to right three fields which indicate the following 01 first field indicates the initial DS1a DS0...

Page 205: ... c c Note If you exit this submenu and return to it the screen shows the initial menu display Therefore it is recommended that you note the channel numbers you have looped before exiting this menu If you fail to do so you can view the test status per channel by scrolling through the channel numbers in the first field of the initial menu display You can also enter the DS1a Diagnostic Status submenu...

Page 206: ...erfaces To activate this test follow these steps 1 Press the button beneath Bundle 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 D S 1 a D i a g L i n e C h a n B n d l e T s t P a t 2 Press the button beneath DS1b 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L S e l e c t D S 1 a B u n d l e D S 1 b 3 Press the 1 button to start the loop 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L D S 1 a D S 1 b B u n d l e O f f S t a r t C l e a r 4 Press the 2 button ...

Page 207: ... l i b u r I S X 5 3 1 4 D L o c a l A d d r R T N 2 Press the button beneath Local The ISX 5312 5314 then aborts any tests in progress clears any alarms and turns off the Test LED if it is lit 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L R T N o n w h i c h D S U L o c a l Testing Alarm Relays Central Site Model Only The central site Excalibur ISX 5314 transition board has a connector labeled Relay that enables you to c...

Page 208: ...1 4 D i a g M o d e D T E 4 D S 1 a D S 1 b S Y S 2 Press the button beneath the alarm relay you want to test 1 or 2 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L I S X 5 3 1 4 R e l a y D i a g R e l y 1 R e l y 2 3 To force the relay on press the button beneath On To turn off a relay that already on press the button beneath Off 1 2 3 4 Escape Top L S y s R e l a y 1 D i a g O f f O n O f f ...

Page 209: ... ANSI T1 403 and TR NLP 000054 Format Super Frame SF or Extended Super Frame ESF Line Coding AMI or B8ZS Interface RJ48C T1 Clock Source Internal recovered line clock CSU external DTE clock One s Density B8ZS AMI none AMIB7 AMIZS zero suppression NMI Interface 10 position modular jack asynchronous PPP SLIP interface at rates from 75 bps to 19 2 Kbps Ethernet Interface 10 position modular jack RJ45...

Page 210: ...AWG twisted pair cable Alarms Loss of Frame Red alarm Out of Sync Yellow alarm AIS Blue alarm Loss of Signal LOS Excessive Bipolar Violations BPV Errored Seconds ES Controlled Slip CSS Tests Line loopback Payload loopback local line loopback local channel loopback DTE loopbacks line and DTE QRSS pattern tests Network Diagnostics ESF diagnostics 24 hour registers and 1 second reports per ANSI T1 40...

Page 211: ... Model Power Supply Part No 25C168 01 100 250 VAC 47 63 Hz 0 32 A input current Power Requirements Central Site Model Refer to the Excalibur Card Carrier manual or ISX 5010 manual for details Power Consumption 16 5 Watts maximum Power Dissipation 56 3 BTUs per hour ...

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Page 213: ... Ring 5 Chassis Ground 7 Receive Tip 1 Receive Ring 2 Chassis Ground 8 4 Receive Tip 5 Receive Ring 1 Transmit Tip 2 Transmit Ring To ISX 5312 5314 To RJ48C Connector 8 Pin Modular Jack 8 Pin Modular Jack 8 Pin Modular Jack 8 Pin Modular Jack P P 1 8 1 8 Figure B 1 ISX 5312 5314 Line to RJ48C Connector Cable Part No 5956 840R Diagram SGND 2 SGND 9 RD 3 DCD 4 TD 8 RTS 7 7 SGND 2 TD 4 RTS 20 DTR 3 R...

Page 214: ...in Modular Jack 9 Pin Female P P 1 10 9 Pin Female Figure B 3 ISX 5312 5314 NMI Port to 9 Pin PC Console Cable Part No 5956 182B Diagram 8 3 9 2 TxD 3 RxD 7 GND 8 DCD 4 RTS 5 CTS 20 DTR 6 DSR 22 RI To ISX 5312 5314 To Console Port 10 Pin Modular Jack 10 Pin Modular Jack 25 Pin Female P 1 10 25 Pin Female Figure B 4 ISX 5312 5314 NMI Port to 25 Pin PC Console Cable Part No 5956 173T Diagram ...

Page 215: ...B U ETCA W ETCB L LL N RL J RI NN LT 1 7 12 2 13 3 4 5 8 6 20 14 15 16 17 11 24 18 21 22 25 To ISX 5312 5314 To Standard V 35 Cable 26 Pin Micro Male 34 Pin Female 34 Pin Female 26 Pin Micro Male Pin 1 P P P P P P P P P P A AA BB B Figure B 5 ISX 5312 5314 DTE Port to 34 Pin V 35 Cable Part No 5956 879R Diagram ...

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Page 217: ... tool is defined as any implement used to facilitate a mechanical operation such as operating a fastener or similar fixing device Chaque fois que le manuel d instructions recommande d utiliser un outil pour effectuer une opèration á l intèrieur du dispositif cette opèration doit absolument être confièe á un personnel de service qualifié Un outil est défini tout dispositif utilisé pour faciliter un...

Page 218: ...T 1 SF RJ48C 04DU9 BN 6 0N T 1 SF B8ZS RJ48C 04DU9 DN 6 0N T 1 ESF RJ48C 04DU9 1KN 6 0N T 1 ESF B8ZS RJ48C 04DU9 1SN 6 0N Note that some types of analog private line connections may require the filing of a signal power affidavit with the telephone company and some types of digital installations may require the filing of an Encoded Analog Content and Billing Protection affidavit This unit cannot be...

Page 219: ...equest the user to disconnect the equipment Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground connections of the power utility telephone lines and internal metallic water pipe systems if present are connected together This precaution may be particularly important in rural areas Caution Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves but should contact the appropr...

Page 220: ...n and Operation C 4 Caution The alarm relay contacts are rated 2 Amps 30 Volts DC 1 Amp 60 Volts DC or 2 Amps 30 Volts AC Connecting loads exceeding these ratings will void the product s safety approvals and may present a risk of fire or electric shock ...

Page 221: ...larm 4 63 Reference Clock Changed alarm 4 64 Switched to Dedicated alarm 4 65 Switched to Dial Backup alarm 4 65 Yellow alarm 4 63 Alias parameter 4 59 APC Access Protection Capability description 1 7 4 12 parameters see APC submenu Status submenu 5 12 unit configuration 4 13 APC submenu Inhibit Inhbt parameter 4 14 Mode parameter 4 13 Revertive Mode Revrt parameter 4 16 Switch Swtch parameter 4 1...

Page 222: ...requirements 1 8 Digital loop see Loop tests Disconnect Timer 5 46 DMM connector 2 15 Downloading software description 1 10 instructions 4 75 Drop and insert capability 1 7 DS0 channel assignments defining DTE 4 45 defining T 1 line 4 54 DSR control 4 51 DSU Configuration submenu Alarm LED A LED parameter 4 11 APC parameters 4 13 Beeper Beepr parameter 4 10 Clock Tolerance ClkTL parameter 4 12 Loc...

Page 223: ...nfiguration 4 18 I Installation steps 2 1 Interface connectors see specific connector INX NTS cable connection 2 10 establishing serial connection 2 11 IP address 3 5 ISX 5010 1 5 2 4 J Jumpers transition board 2 2 L LCD Screen see Front panel Line data encoding 4 53 Line loopback network initiated see Telco loops Loop tests activating bundle 6 16 activating channel 6 12 activating DTE 6 8 activat...

Page 224: ...k management system pin signal assignments listed 2 10 NMI port management interfaces 1 13 NMS Configuration submenu Channel Chanl parameters 4 41 entering 4 28 Modem parameters 4 29 Network Terminal Server NTS parameter 4 24 Protocol Prtcl parameter 4 23 Speed Spd parameter 4 24 NMS Status submenu 5 8 O Operating environment description 1 2 ISX 5312 5314 internet service provider illustration 1 4...

Page 225: ... 4 19 Status menu see also Monitoring operating status entering 5 1 submenus defined 5 2 Subnet mask 3 7 Switches central site model 2 4 System clock see Clocks T T 1 Line availability percentage 5 24 T 1 Line Configuration submenu Alias parameter 4 59 Channel Chanl parameters 4 54 Code parameter 4 53 Daisy Chain Daisy parameter 4 59 defining contiguous channel assignments 4 56 defining single cha...

Page 226: ...nal configuring parameters 2 13 connecting to NMI port 2 13 using to control unit 3 17 Top Level menu 3 2 Transition board 2 2 2 6 Transmit clock see Clocks Traps enabling 3 7 Trigger parameter 5 44 Troubleshooting 6 1 Trunk processing defined 4 59 Signal Busy Bits parameter 4 12 U Unit initiating soft reboot 4 74 serial number 5 5 software revision 5 5 Unit placement 2 2 User LED 4 11 User Strap ...

Page 227: ...ation Very easy Moderately easy Difficult Rate the technical level of information presented in this manual Too technical Suitable technical level Not technical enough Are technical terms clearly defined Excellent Good Fair Poor Rate the quality of the illustrations Excellent Good Fair Poor Are the manual s instructions clearly written Excellent Good Fair Poor Rate the quantity of the illustrations...

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