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4 – Configuration & Operation 

 

NetXpress LX & CM-30 Installation & Operation Manual 

 

 

Version 1, September 2010 

Harris Corporation 

 

4-35 

Intraplex Products 

Backup:

 Click 

 to back up the configuration file for the row selected. Click 

 in the table header to 

back up all the configuration files. The backup procedure copies the CM-30 files to the FTP server. 

Restore:

 Click 

 to restore the configuration file for the row selected. Click 

 in the table header to 

restore all configuration files. The restore procedure copies files from the FTP server to the CM-30 
module. 

Delete: 

Click 

 to delete the configuration file for the row selected. Click 

 in the table header to 

delete all the configuration files. 

4.3.4  Configure the Network 

Network configuration (

Networking

) in the CM-30 system 

includes these pages: 

 

Ethernet Interfaces:

 View and set network addressing 

configurations. 

Forwarding:

 View and add routes to the IP address forwarding 

table. 

Class of Service: 

View and edit DiffServ markings for forwarded 

packets, type of service (TOS) to priority mapping, and TOS byte 
configurations. 

DiffServ Marking:

 View and add an address to the DiffServ 

markings for forwarded packets table, which includes source and 
destination IP addresses and subnet masks and Type of Service 

information. 

SNMP:

 View and configure the SNMP (Simple Network 

Management Protocol) community and event hosts. 

UDP:

 View the UDP (User Datagram Protocol) Listener table and 

set the UDP port number for signaling. 

TCP:

 View the TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) connections 

table of local and remote IP addresses and port numbers and 
connection states. 

ARP:

 View the ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) table of Media 

Access Control and IP addresses for the system and other 
devices it communications with. 

4.3.4.1     Ethernet Interfaces  

To access the 

Ethernet

 

Interfaces

 

page, point to 

Networking

 and click 

Ethernet

 

Interfaces

. Once 

the 

Ethernet

 

Interfaces

 

page appears, click 

 on an interface row to view and modify address 

parameters for that interface. Figure 4-35 shows parameters on both the WAN and LAN interfaces. 

Summary of Contents for CM-30

Page 1: ...Audio IP Multiplexer CM 30 IP Interface Module Installation Operation Manual NetXpress LX Multiplexer CM 30 Common Module MA 230 Module Adapter Version 1 TOTAL CONTENT DELIVERY SOLUTIONS Managing cont...

Page 2: ...HD Link IntraGuide Intraplex NetXpress NetXpress LX STL PLUS SynchroCast and SynchroCast3 are trademarks of Harris Corporation Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Contact Us...

Page 3: ...Multicast 2 2 2 2 Streams 2 3 2 2 1 Stream Types 2 3 2 2 2 Stream Addressing 2 4 2 2 3 Multicast Group Addressing 2 4 2 2 4 Telephony 2 5 2 2 5 Echo Cancellation 2 5 2 2 6 Packetization and Overhead 2...

Page 4: ...1 Tools Cables Required 3 1 3 1 2 Equipment Unpacking Inspection 3 1 3 2 Installation 3 2 3 2 1 Shelf Installation 3 2 3 2 2 CM 30 Module Kit Installation 3 2 3 2 3 Channel Module Installation 3 8 3 2...

Page 5: ...pecifications 6 1 6 1 1 NetXpress LX IP Multiplexer 6 1 6 1 2 CM 30 IP Interface Module 6 3 6 2 Notice of FCC Compliance 6 5 Appendix A T1 E1 to NetXpress LX Multiplexer Conversion A 1 A 1 Installatio...

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Page 7: ...io voice and data modules With the CM 30 module you can easily transition an existing Intraplex T1 or E1 system to cost effective IP transmission 1 1 Key Features The NetXpress LX system s features in...

Page 8: ...t power and other specification information in Section 6 Specifications Maintenance Technicians Section 5 Testing Troubleshooting discusses system tests and troubleshooting solutions Individual channe...

Page 9: ...1 Introduction NetXpress LX CM 30 Installation Operation Manual Version 1 September 2010 Harris Corporation 1 3 Intraplex Products Figure 1 3 CM 30 IP Interface Module...

Page 10: ...and data modules Intraplex module adapters are installed in the rear of the shelf and work in conjunction with the channel access cards installed in the front 1 4 5 Indicator Lights Four system statu...

Page 11: ...ndpoints which you can measure using an external server or router and running the Path MTU tool The stream payload must be smaller than the path MTU otherwise fragmentation occurs the stream does not...

Page 12: ...x operation When auto negotiation is disabled each Ethernet port is set to operate at 100 Mbps speed in full duplex mode the optimum setting If the anticipated stream data rate is low enough the WAN p...

Page 13: ...more points to a set of other points a multicast group address There may be one or more senders and the information is sent to a set of receivers there may be no receiver or any number of receivers W...

Page 14: ...other undesirable applications Usually network devices in the private network behind the firewall can freely transmit out using any UDP port number However devices are blocked from receiving packets u...

Page 15: ...e other stream statistics are cleared The TDM bus in T1 systems inherently supports signaling In E1 systems the signaling bits are carried on the internal TDM bus using Channel Associated Signaling CA...

Page 16: ...not affect the program delay Therefore it is desirable to combine time slots from a TDM bus headed for the same destination into a single stream to reduce overhead and to make the best use of availab...

Page 17: ...bytes RTP Packet Payload Size 38 44 Ethernet Stream Data Rate 96 8 kB S Calculated Ethernet stream data rate in kB S Ethernet Frame Size x Packet Rate x 8 1000 IP Packet Size 204 bytes Calculated IP...

Page 18: ...face The NetXpress LX system comes with two Ethernet interfaces WAN LAN The LAN interface allows you to run all management traffic on a separate network if desired By default each interface accepts HT...

Page 19: ...lasses of service supported by the NetXpress LX system for stream packets The system places the appropriate TOS byte value corresponding to the COS provisioned for a stream in every outbound data pack...

Page 20: ...DS 961DF 1 2 PR 250 3 4 VF 27E 2 0 DS 961DG 1 2 PTR 255 7 7 VF 28E 2 0 DS 965 1 2 PT 350 3 0 VF 29E 2 0 DS 966 2 5 PT 350B 3 0 Voice Modules for T1 VF 15 2 3 OCU DP 2 0 PT 350C 3 0 VF 16 2 3 PR 350 3...

Page 21: ...pbacks simultaneously This example shows loopbacks for an entire bus However you can also loopback individual time slots within a bus 2 5 3 TDM Bus Mapping The NetXpress LX or CM 30 TDM bus is connect...

Page 22: ...1 or MIU 202 2 to feed additional multiplexers 2 7 1 1 Internal Timing Internal timing is derived from an extremely accurate internal oscillator on the CM 30 module In a NetXpress LX network only the...

Page 23: ...ed signals using Global Position System GPS technology providing GPS controlled carrier frequency synchronization GPS controlled precision audio phase alignment Dynamic adjustments to compensate for n...

Page 24: ...timing utilizing its local internal oscillator The unit at Site B derives timing from the audio stream transmitted from Site A to Site B Figure 2 5 NetXpress LX Point to point Timing Synchronization T...

Page 25: ...Site D utilize different synchronization sources and cannot be properly received and decoded Figure 2 7 Streams with Different Synchronization Sources There are two possible solutions to this situati...

Page 26: ...ing sources versus the recurring cost of bandwidth for the backup timing signal If both the primary and secondary timing sources fail the NetXpress LX unit falls back to internal timing Sites that are...

Page 27: ...X System and FEC The NetXpress LX system maintains uninterrupted audio transport by supporting Forward Error Correction FEC Specifically the NetXpress LX system supports RFC 2733 Forward error correct...

Page 28: ...ts x 1 5 x 100 2 9 Power The NetXpress LX 300 system supports redundant power supplies You can install a main power supply and a redundant supply in case the main supply fails The system runs on eithe...

Page 29: ...ash memory device You can configure both the primary and secondary images to be loaded from the same file or from two different file images In addition you can store multiple software images on the CM...

Page 30: ...ellow light Minor shelf alarm Alert Green light No alarm condition exists Normal 2 13 2 Alarm History You can review current alarms and alarm history from the NetXpress LX Home page Go to Faults Alarm...

Page 31: ...ng Inspection Upon receiving your NetXpress LX system complete these tasks 1 Inspect all shipping containers for damage If you observe damage notify the shipping service as soon as possible 2 Unpack a...

Page 32: ...equipment rack If shelves are to be stacked in a rack allow at least 1RU space between shelves to avoid possible heat problems Make sure all modules module adapters and module interface units are prop...

Page 33: ...3 Installation Wiring NetXpress LX CM 30 Installation Operation Manual Version 1 September 2010 Harris Corporation 3 3 Intraplex Products Figure 3 2 CM 30 Module and Indicator Lights...

Page 34: ...activity LAN 10 Lnk Act Green The Ethernet link is established at 10 Mbps and blinking light indicates activity OFF There is no activity LAN FD Green The Ethernet link is full duplex OFF The Ethernet...

Page 35: ...e module applies that state to the same numbered output contact The CM 30 module uses IP unicast and IP multicast transmission for contact transport For multicast transmissions you must configure on t...

Page 36: ...1 On This switch controls the external timing input impedance 100 Ohms TIMING IN port This switch is normally set to On When daisy chaining the last multiplexer in the chain should have this switch On...

Page 37: ...operation Can operate at 100 Mbps and 10 Mbps Support auto negotiation of interface rate and duplex You can set each Ethernet port to operate independently The LAN port provisioning default is auto n...

Page 38: ...ts 2 through 6 on a NetXpress LX 1RU shelf and slots 2 through 18 on a NetXpress LX 3RU shelf Note When installing any channel module you must install the corresponding module adapter first 3 2 3 1 Mo...

Page 39: ...iplexers normally ship pre configured with modules module adapters and power supplies already installed Power supply modules require no special setup As long as they are plugged into their slots and s...

Page 40: ...equivalent connection points on a 1RU shelf these equivalents are pins of the DB 15 alarms connector Figures 3 9 3 10 and 3 11 show the typical power connections to a 3RU shelf Figure 3 12 shows the...

Page 41: ...econd equipment shelf to the same DC power source This terminal with BAT A serve as the primary connections for a DC power supply BAT A None Primary battery DC power output when the shelf is DC powere...

Page 42: ...ration Manual 3 Installation Wiring Version 1 September 2010 3 12 Harris Corporation Intraplex Products Figure 3 9 Connection for DC Operation of 3RU Systems Figure 3 10 Connection for DC Operation of...

Page 43: ...tem with External Signal Battery In place of a separate signal battery you can use a 48V DC power source with a parallel connection from BAT A to the SIG BAT input and BAT to GND All 3RU multiplexers...

Page 44: ...plexer and to provide a safe means of removing power from a DC powered shelf b Connect the BAT A terminal the black pigtail lead on a 1RU shelf to the negative terminal of the station battery c Connec...

Page 45: ...UNDANT POWER FAIL indicator lights should be off Ignore all other indicator lights on the shelf for the time being If no lights for any power supply are on one of these scenarios has occurred Both pow...

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Page 47: ...se steps to store the zipped file on your hard drive a On the File Download box click Save b On the Save As box navigate to the folder you want to store the file in c Click Save 6 Open the zipped file...

Page 48: ...ectrical interfaces T1 E1 A and T1 E1 B communicate using E1 line coding formats and date rates 2 048 Mbps and all four of the NetXpress LX busses TDM1A TDM1B TDM2A and TDM2B run at 2 048 Mbps Install...

Page 49: ...e the default WAN interface IP address to permit inter networking of multiple NetXpress LX chassis The WAN interface requires a static IP address Dynamic addressing of the WAN interface DHCP is not su...

Page 50: ...4 2 Networking Forwarding Table 2 Click on the Forwarding Table header Figure 4 3 Figure 4 3 Forwarding Table Create A New Route 3 Type the Route Destination 4 Type the associated Subnet Mask 5 Type...

Page 51: ...on the IP Access List table header Figure 4 5 Figure 4 5 Create IP Access List Entry 3 Type the IP Address of the host to allow access 4 Click the Interface to customize WAN or LAN 5 Type the Subnet m...

Page 52: ...Manual 4 Configuration Operation Version 1 September 2010 4 6 Harris Corporation Intraplex Products Figure 4 6 TDM Bus Information 2 At Configured System Mode click the T1 option 3 Click Submit 4 Cli...

Page 53: ...ation 4 7 Intraplex Products Figure 4 7 Software Images Configuration 5 Change the Primary FPGA Image Filename to a T1 FPGA filename 6 Click Submit 7 Click Reset the System To change the system settin...

Page 54: ...ick Streams Figure 4 8 Figure 4 8 Streams 2 Click on the Streams table header Figure 4 9 Figure 4 9 Stream Creation Stage 1 3 On the Stage 1 Stream Type page perform these steps a Type a unique Stream...

Page 55: ...ulti Unicast default is Unicast If you selected Receive in Stage 2 Multi Unicast is not an available Transmission Type c Select the Enable Voice Signaling check box for a signaling stream d Type the S...

Page 56: ...sk a number slot becomes yellow when selected c Type the TDM Bus Starting Channel default is 1 d Type the TDM Bus Channel Range default is 1 e Type the TDM Bus Frames Per Packet default is 200 f For J...

Page 57: ...Stream Creation Summary 7 On the Summary page note the settings If you need to change any setting click Prev until you reach the appropriate page and make your changes 8 When the stream variables are...

Page 58: ...is currently active If you select Stream timing select an available Primary RX Timing Stream The stream is not available if it is in service You must have a configured stream available Section 4 3 5...

Page 59: ...Section 4 3 4 4 SNMP Communities gives more information If you only use the CM 30 software you do not need this procedure 1 Point to Networking and click SNMP Figure 4 15 Figure 4 15 SNMP Configuratio...

Page 60: ...ord associated with the user name 6 Click Submit to store these values 7 Click on the Streams table header to back up the configuration files to the server 4 3 NetXpress LX Pages 4 3 1 Start at the Ne...

Page 61: ...performance information for streams voice signaling Ethernet interfaces and so forth Security Access account security settings and IP access tables Utilities Access the Ping Utility page The blank gra...

Page 62: ...timing yellow if it is on secondary timing and red if it registers a timing fallout Active This light is green if the CM 30 module is active Open Click this button to configure the module or view its...

Page 63: ...to sort in descending order Figure 4 18 Faults Current Alarms Refresh Click M to refresh the browser manually or click 5s 10s or 30s to automatically refresh the browser at 5 10 or 30 second interval...

Page 64: ...or or None Trap ID The SNMP trap associated with the alarm Trap Enable Whether the trap is Enabled or Disabled If it is enabled the trap is sent to the host LED Enable Whether the light is enabled tur...

Page 65: ...ble page without applying the page entries Reset Click this button to reverse all changes to this page Save Definition Click this button to apply the values entered on this page 4 3 2 3 Alarm History...

Page 66: ...flash RFA log syslog1 txt or RFA log syslog2 txt System log files are limited in size 1 MB Figure 4 22 Faults System Log Files Refresh Click M to refresh the browser manually or click 5s 10s or 30s to...

Page 67: ...sword for the remote FTP server syslogd Server You can only change information in these fields when the Turn on syslogd server support check box is selected Server address The IP address of the server...

Page 68: ...t NetXpress LX This name appears in the browser window and is assigned to the browser task name This helps identify the system when managing multiple NetXpress LX systems on one work station System Lo...

Page 69: ...the IP interface before the NetXpress LX system can reach the SNTP server If SNTP is enabled the system time and data is automatically updated to match the time information received from the SNTP ser...

Page 70: ...e Input Contact Dialog Box 2 To change the location of the dialog box on your monitor page click and hold while dragging the dialog box as desired 3 Type the input contact s Remote IP Address 4 Click...

Page 71: ...tion page Figure 4 27 shows signaling and time slot activity information for the NetXpress LX TDM busses and to set the system bus mode E1 or T1 To access the page point to System Cfg and click TDM Bu...

Page 72: ...icates multiple channel cards on the bus are trying to write data to the same time slot s Change loopback configuration Click on a specific TDM bus row to view or change loopback configuration operati...

Page 73: ...all available channels Each item is capable of bidirectional communication so the names for transmit endpoints are the same as those for receive endpoints The name of an endpoint associated with a pa...

Page 74: ...The TDM Bus Map Profile drop down list offers the default profile Default TDM Profile and the User Defined Profile To create a different bus map configuration select User Defined Profile to access the...

Page 75: ...You can select multiple receive endpoints if the Connect In Both Directions check box is not selected If this check box is selected you can only select one receive endpoint There are two possible rece...

Page 76: ...Select this check box to clear all connections among all endpoints Submit Click this button to apply configuration edits to the current TDM bus map 4 3 3 5 System Timing The System Timing configurati...

Page 77: ...is available at all locations This is typically a satellite GPS derived clock or a public telecom network clock source External timing must be cabled into the NetXpress LX system using the TIMING IN j...

Page 78: ...ename Should this also fail the CM 30 module attempts to load the Backup Image Filename from the network FTP fileserver along with the Backup FPGA Image Filename The Software Images page Figure 4 33 g...

Page 79: ...unable to find a file matching your entry the filename box reverts back to its original selection Once you verify your desired values are stored properly click Reset the System for the CM 30 module t...

Page 80: ...the configuration backup server user name created in the FTP server program You must type a valid user name to perform a configuration backup or restore Password Shows the configuration backup server...

Page 81: ...ss of Service View and edit DiffServ markings for forwarded packets type of service TOS to priority mapping and TOS byte configurations DiffServ Marking View and add an address to the DiffServ marking...

Page 82: ...press LX CM 30 Installation Operation Manual 4 Configuration Operation Version 1 September 2010 4 36 Harris Corporation Intraplex Products Figure 4 35 Networking Ethernet Interfaces WAN and LAN Interf...

Page 83: ...egotiation for the port Interface Mode Whether the interface is operating in full duplex or half duplex mode Read only IP Configuration Use DHCP LAN interface only Select this check box to initiate Dy...

Page 84: ...at 5 10 or 30 second intervals Destination The destination IP address of the route Netmask The logic mask to be combined with the destination address before comparison The netmask defines the scope o...

Page 85: ...Forwarding Table page Add Route Click this button to apply the information entered and create a new route 4 3 4 3 Class of Service Use the Class of Service menu to view and configure this DiffServ and...

Page 86: ...m which the forwarded packet originates Source Subnet Mask The mask used to determine the subnet to which the source IP address belongs Destination IP Address The IP address to which the forwarded pac...

Page 87: ...lassify the IP flow Destination IP address Type the IP address for the packet s destination This address is used to classify the IP flow Destination Subnet mask Type the subnet mask for the destinatio...

Page 88: ...ow importance Edit the priority of DiffServ code point Click to change the TOS value priority Figure 4 41 Figure 4 41 DiffServ TOS to Priority Mapping Map TOS Value to Priority Level TOS Value The typ...

Page 89: ...te for packets from a stream configured with a high COS Class of Service The default value is 184 TOS Value for Medium COS This field sets the IP TOS byte for packets from a stream configured with a m...

Page 90: ...NMP communities group contains a list of community IP address pairs identifying those management stations from which the agent on the local host accepts queries Along with each pair is an access field...

Page 91: ...ies a collection of SNMP managers and agents Reset Click this button to reverse all changes to this page Save Click this button to record and apply configuration entries on this page 4 3 4 5 UDP Liste...

Page 92: ...P The local IP address for this TCP connection Local Port The local port number for this TCP connection Remote IP The remote IP address for this TCP connection This identifies the computers that are a...

Page 93: ...nterface The interface used to learn the entry in the ARP table Flush the ARP Table Click to delete all ARP Table entries 4 3 5 Configure Streams You can use the Streams table Figure 4 47 to add and c...

Page 94: ...cket streams using forward error correction Telephony Streams The number of telephony voice signaling streams in service at this time out of the total number of telephony voice signaling configured st...

Page 95: ...ream that is not currently in service In Service Down For bidirectional and receive only streams you have put the stream in service but the NetXpress LX system has not received any packets Transmit on...

Page 96: ...is not to be applied Transmission Type Click either Multicast or Multi Unicast only for transmit streams to change the packet transmission Unicast is the default Multi Unicast offers multiple tabs on...

Page 97: ...r the insertion byte manually type the byte number If you selected a voice card this field is read only Statistics Measurement Interval sec Provides update interval in 5 to 10 seconds on the stream st...

Page 98: ...of 5 between 50000 and 65535 inclusive CoS Priority Click the CoS level that applies to all egress packets for the stream Low Medium or High Normal is the default Egress IP Pkts TTL Type the value of...

Page 99: ...n all channel modules residing on that same bus TDM Bus Starting Channel Type the number of the starting time slot channel on the TDM bus for this stream The default is 1 TDM Bus Channel Range Type th...

Page 100: ...nually is selected in the Stream Program Type field the Packet Underrun Byte field is enabled so that you can define the value of the underrun byte Type a value between 0 and 255 If you select a value...

Page 101: ...pages Cancel Click this button to return to the Streams Table page without creating a new stream Prev Click this button to return to the Stream Creation Stage 4 page Create After assuring all entries...

Page 102: ...the stream s row on the stream table page to access the Stream Configuration page Figure 4 54 Delete To delete an existing stream click at the end of the row In Service Click to put a stream in servi...

Page 103: ...the group by clicking its stream ID cell again the selection highlight color on the stream disappears To add or remove all streams from the stream group hold down the SHIFT key and click the stream ID...

Page 104: ...s Figure 4 55 Performance Stream Statistics Figure 4 56 Stream Statistics Performance History Refresh Click M to refresh the browser manually or click 5s 10s or 30s to automatically refresh the browse...

Page 105: ...aximum number of packets that were present in the jitter buffer in the interval Avg The average number of packets present in the jitter buffer in the interval Meas PDV The Measured Packet Delay Variat...

Page 106: ...ually or click 5s 10s or 30s to automatically refresh the browser at 5 10 or 30 second intervals Total octets received The number of 8 bit units of data received Total octets sent The number of 8 bit...

Page 107: ...rmance Refresh Click M to refresh the browser manually or click 5s 10s or 30s to automatically refresh the browser at 5 10 or 30 second intervals Message Statistics Total messages received The number...

Page 108: ...variables sent The number of objects altered successfully by the CM 30 SNMP Agent as the result of receiving valid Set Request PDUs Traps received The total number of unsolicited messages traps receiv...

Page 109: ...lication in the system was listening to the destination port Datagrams received in error The number of datagrams received that could not be delivered for reasons other than the lack of an application...

Page 110: ...ons have made a direct transition to the CLOSED state from either SYN SENT state or SYN RCVD state plus the number of times TCP connections have made a direct transition to the LISTEN state from the S...

Page 111: ...ex Products Figure 4 61 Performance ICMP Performance General Message Statistics Total messages received The total number of received Internet Control Messages Total messages sent The total number of t...

Page 112: ...es A parameter problem message is sent to the originating computer when a router or host detects an error in a datagram s IP header Parameter problem sent The number of sent parameter problem messages...

Page 113: ...multicasting specification require IGMP To access this page point to Performance and click IGMP Figure 4 62 Performance IGMP Performance Refresh Click M to refresh the browser manually or click 5s 10...

Page 114: ...over the WAN interface as a result of streams To access this page point to Performance and click IP Figure 4 63 Performance IP Performance Refresh Click M to refresh the browser manually or click 5s...

Page 115: ...IP protocol stack that could not be routed Fragmentation Statistics Fragments received The number of received packets fragmented successfully Fragments sent The number of frames requiring fragmentatio...

Page 116: ...mbers of the admins group have full access to edit and control the system Members of the basic group may only log in to view the system status and configuration Status Whether the user account is acti...

Page 117: ...er Account User name The name of the user account this field is read only User group Select a group for this user account admins or basic This field is read only for admins user groups Enable user acc...

Page 118: ...th the destination address before comparison The subnet mask defines the scope of an IP address and what range of addresses can exist on that same logical subnet Add an address Click on the table head...

Page 119: ...ing request Don t Route Past Local Network Select this check box to limit the ping request to the local subnet only Number of Packets Type a number of echo requests packet ping requests to be sent or...

Page 120: ...e Media Access Control address for this CM 30 module Read only MAC address 2 An alternate address for this CM 30 module Read only Serial number The serial number assigned to this module when it was ma...

Page 121: ...r of the CM 30 application software currently running Read only Application creation date The date and time the NIM application software was built Read only FPGA version The version number of the CM 3...

Page 122: ...tton to initiate the boot code programming command NetXpress LX Flash Device Directory The current directory location of the NetXpress LX flash device Use this field to type a new directory location a...

Page 123: ...e Figures 4 73 and 4 74 show the configuration and status pages for a DA 91A Data Polling Module Once you access the configuration page click the Status tab to access the module s status page The P Co...

Page 124: ...Adapter The type of module adapter being used with the module Remote Control The mode of operation the module is set to use REMOTE or LOCAL Enable Module Select this check box to place the module in s...

Page 125: ...t removal in the DSP digital signal processor Use Sample Rate Converter Select this check box to enable use of the asynchronous sample rate converter ASRC Input Sensitivity dBu F S Move the slider to...

Page 126: ...on the module is set to use REMOTE or LOCAL Enable Module Select this check box to place the module in service If not selected the module is offline Module Configured Whether the module is properly co...

Page 127: ...ed on the outgoing signal in accordance with ITU T Recommendation J 17 If the transmitter module emphasis is enabled the receiver module de emphasis must be enabled and vice versa Remove DC Offset If...

Page 128: ...dule Remote Control The mode of operation the module is set to use REMOTE or LOCAL Enable Module Select this check box to place the module in service If the check box is not selected the module is off...

Page 129: ...local channel card sends a loopback command to the far end channel card The far end card continues to process the incoming receive side data and sends it to the user as usual but also loops that data...

Page 130: ...module Remote Control The mode of operation the module is set to use REMOTE or LOCAL Enable Module Select this check box to place the module in service If the check box is not selected the module is...

Page 131: ...ivity Green channel is active or off hook gray channel is idle or on hook M Lead Busy The M Lead activity Green M lead is active or unknown gray M lead is inactive or not enabled E Lead Busy The E Lea...

Page 132: ...shelf Valid addresses are 1 through 36 TDM Bus The TDM bus on which the channel module resides Module Adapter The type of module adapter being used with the module Remote Control The mode of operatio...

Page 133: ...starting depth of these buffers can be set either to 256 bits for normal synchronous operation or to half of the full depth 6000 bits for plesiochronous operation Transmit Mode The mode for transmit s...

Page 134: ...ugh 36 TDM Bus The TDM bus on which the channel module resides Module Adapter The type of module adapter being used with the module Remote Control The mode of operation the module is set to use REMOTE...

Page 135: ...te PRNG pseudo random number generator Performance Register The selected performance register for inspection Loopback Mode The loopback mode No Loopback Equipment Loopback Local payload Loopback or Re...

Page 136: ...ked Loop error is detected Circuit Errors Transmit clock output error This red light indicates a transmit clock output error is detected Receive clock output error This red light indicates a receive c...

Page 137: ...er the physical chassis or through the Web interface 5 1 1 1 Physical Indicator Lights When the system is powered up the POWER and NORMAL green indicator lights on the front panel should be on and the...

Page 138: ...configured the LAN indicator light is yellow the multiplexer Minor Alert yellow light is on and the Normal green light is off appears gray The green Service light for each channel module should be on...

Page 139: ...3 Point to Faults and click Current Alarms Figure 5 4 As with the Current Alarms table the Alarm History table normally displays alarms after initial power up Figure 5 4 Faults Alarm History Log 4 Cl...

Page 140: ...System B 2 Click Send Ping 3 Note the PING Result which should indicate a response from System B 4 Repeat the previous three steps to send an echo request from System B to System A 5 1 4 Stream Test...

Page 141: ...age jitter statistic is near 64 or 0 it would indicate excessive jitter Note It is best to create and activate a stream in the transmitter before creating and activating streams in the receiver If you...

Page 142: ...odules TDM Channel Modules gives additional information 5 2 2 Web Browser Interface 5 2 2 1 Page Refresh Problems If you submit changes to a page and the fields remain unaltered try clicking the Refre...

Page 143: ...ace is down Make sure that there is a valid route to the destination Check the destination NetXpress LX multiplexer to make sure that it is configured properly and that its stream has an operational s...

Page 144: ...ion does not address your specific problem or if you have tried these guidelines and still have difficulties call or send non emergency email to Harris Customer Support U S Canada and Latin America 1...

Page 145: ...optional Module Compatibility Accepts Intraplex plug in audio voice and data modules See individual module specifications for details and applications Contact Closures Input Output Two contact closur...

Page 146: ...Pv4 Type of Service ToS tagging Differentiated Service DiffServ Status and Diagnostics LED Indicators Power Normal Alert Alarm Network Performance Statistics per stream Packet loss packets received pa...

Page 147: ...et Data Rate 10 100 Base T 10 or 100 Mb s Full duplex Auto negotiation with network Network Connections Port 1 LAN RJ 45 LED indicator next to WAN 100 Mb Link Activity LED indicator next to IN 10 Mb L...

Page 148: ...iated Service DiffServ LED Indicators WAN 100 Mb Link and Activity 10 Mb Link and Activity Full Duplex LAN 100 Mb Link and Activity 10 Mb Link and Activity Full Duplex Loopback Timing Active Status St...

Page 149: ...is equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with this manual may cause harmful...

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Page 151: ...ntraplex multiplexers to NetXpress LX IP multiplexers Therefore read all of these processes procedures and guidelines before proceeding to insert the CM 30 modules and the MA 230 module adapters into...

Page 152: ...rom card slot 1 through card slot 12 These two components need to be installed into matching slots so that they meet together at the midplane Therefore install the MA 230 module adapter on the back pa...

Page 153: ...e CM 30 module perform these steps 1 Switch bank S2 is used to reset the module to factory defaults These switches should be set to OFF for most applications However for the very first installation of...

Page 154: ...Module Adapter Use the same guidelines described in Section A 1 2 Card Slot Selection to choose a location for the MA 230 adapter at the second multiplexer Perform the steps in Section A 2 1 1 Install...

Page 155: ...learning process A 2 5 2 Map the Installed Services The data from channel modules in each multiplexer is mapped across the Ethernet network to matching channel modules in another multiplexer using dat...

Page 156: ...tatistics table and see how well the streams are delivering the data packets across the network Section 2 2 9 Stream Statistics and Section 4 3 6 Check Multiplexer Performance give more information A...

Page 157: ...Broadcast Communications Division Intraplex Products 4393 Digital Way Mason OH 45040 phone 1 513 459 3400 e mail Intraplex harris com www broadcast harris com Copyright 2010 Harris Corporation...

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