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From the Configure menu, select Configure Router -
> Configure IPX -> Parameters. Then configure the 
following. 

Prompt 

Enter 

Result/Description 

5 

Enable IPX: 

Enabled 

Enables overall 
routing of Internal 
Protocol Exchange 
(IPX) packets. 
Enables Novell 
workstations to 
connect to remote 
file and printer 
services. 

The Parameters 
record appears. 

From the Configure menu, select Configure Router -
> Configure IPX -> Interfaces. Then configure the 
following. 

Prompt 

Enter 

Result/Description 

Interface 
Number: 

1 

Identifies the router 
interface number 
being configured. 

Network 
Number: 

00000100 

Identifies the four-
byte Novell 
network number 
assigned to the 
network attached to 
this interface. 

Interface 
Enable: 

Enabled 

Enables IPX 
routing on this 
interface. 

Interface 
Number: 

5 

Identifies the router 
interface number 
being configured. 

Network 
Number: 

00000101 

Identifies the four-
byte Novell 
network number 
assigned to the 
network attached to 
this interface. 

6 

Interface 
Enable: 

Enabled 

Enables the router 
interface. 

The Interfaces 
record appears. 

 

Summary of Contents for 68230 - Vanguard 300 DSU/CSU

Page 1: ...lause at DFARS 252 227 7013 If the software is procured for use by any U S Government entity other than the Department of Defense the following notice applies Notice Notwithstanding any other lease or license agreement that may pertain to or accompany the delivery of this computer software the rights of the Government regarding its use reproduction and disclosure as set forth in FAR 52 227 19 C Un...

Page 2: ... different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician to help Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Motorola could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations This product was FCC certified under test conditi...

Page 3: ... is displayed in the format shown IMPORTANT Important is used to emphasize any significant procedural information Caution provides you with information that if not followed can result in damage to software hardware or data Warning is the most serious notice indicating that you can be physically hurt How to Use This Manual The following table describes the contents of this guide This chapter Descri...

Page 4: ...printed documentation set including 6500 Series Introduction Manual Part No 09871 Rev D 6500 Series Configuration and Administration Manual Part No 09873 Rev D 6500 Installation Manual Part No 09872 Rev E 6520 Installation Manual Part No 09901 Rev C 17461 Documentation Change Notices Documentation for all software releases since the last printing of the main documentation set 17313 Multi Product C...

Page 5: ...68 Rev A Vanguard 300 305 Operator s Guide Part No 09965 Rev B Software Download Guides 6520 Software Download Guide Part No 09901 6 Rev A 6500 PLUS Software Download Guide Part No 09872 2 Rev A Vanguard 100 Software Download Guide Part No 09962 2 Rev A Vanguard 200 Software Download Guide Part No 09968 1 Rev A Vanguard 300 305 Software Download Guide Part No 09965 1 Rev B Trademarks The following...

Page 6: ...ftware application package making this low cost FRAD an economical choice for connecting remote LAN sites with both LAN and Serial traffic to public Frame Relay services You can also configure extra serial ports on the mono and duo FRAD to provide a backup link to the Frame Relay network port Or you can connect them to an external analog dial modem SW56 DSU or ISDN BRI TA to provide an alternate p...

Page 7: ...V 24 V 35 V 36 or V 11 CTP port 300 Ethernet duo FRAD with DSU Ethernet port V 24 port DSU daughtercard in Port 1 serial port with a choice of DIM port interface V 24 V 35 V 36 or V 11 in Port 2 CTP port 305 Token Ring FRAD Token Ring port V 24 port CTP port 305 Token Ring FRAD with DSU Token Ring port DSU daughtercard in Port 1 CTP port 305 Token Ring mono FRAD Token Ring port serial port with a ...

Page 8: ...are download through Trivial File Transfer Protocol TFTP Fully compatible with 6500 PLUS and 6520 RFC 877 encapsulation CTP Port Port 3 on the Vanguard 300 305 can be used as a CTP for configuration reporting and troubleshooting You candefault Port 3 for CTP access from the front panel of the Vanguard See Connecting to the CTP in Chapter 2 for more details DSU Functionality The DSU daughtercard fu...

Page 9: ...5 also supports X 25 you can configure it as a PAD if Frame Relay is not an immediate need When Frame Relay service becomes available you can reconfigure the Vanguard 300 305 as a FRAD Multiprotocol Support Support includes SDLC Bisync X 25 Async IP IPX and Routing and Bridging as well as many other serialprotocols Software Download Trivial File Transfer Protocol TFTP provides software downloading...

Page 10: ...ng your Vanguard product for details on hardware platformbundles currently available Components Vanguard 300 305 base units include the following components A motherboard A power supply One V 24 port with DB25 connector Optional port for daughtercard DIM Site or DSU Optional DIM port on the motherboard One LAN port Vanguard 300 Ethernet with either 10BaseT or AUI interface Vanguard 305 Token Ring ...

Page 11: ...nterfaces Strapping is required during installation to configure the unit for AUI or 10BaseT operation The default configuration shipped from the factory is 10BaseT Vanguard 305 Token Ring Port On the Vanguard 305 one port is a LAN port configured for a Token Ring connection There are connectors for both shielded STP and unshielded UTP cables but only one cable can be connected at any time No stra...

Page 12: ...ps with EXT clocks Selectable 3 DB25 V 24 Async PAD Maximum async speed is DCE 115 2 kbps Maximum synch speed is 80 kbps 4 Async port Control Terminal Port CTP or serial port some limitations CTP Maximum async speed is 19 2 kbps DCE LAN Vanguard 300 Ethernet Support includes 10BaseT AUI Either one of the interfaces can be connected and operated but not simultaneously Ethernet 10 Mbps N A ...

Page 13: ...ne of the interfaces can be connected and operated but not simultaneously Token Ring 4 or 16 Mbps Default is 4 Mbps N A Memory Two Mbytes of FLASH memory and four Mbytes of DRAM reside on the motherboard An optional SIMM can be used to expand DRAM to 8 Mbytes ...

Page 14: ...s follows Switch Position Switch Name Down Up 1 Port 2 RI TM Pin 22 is input on Port 2 Pin 22 is output on Port 2 2 Port 2 MB Pin 25 is input on Port 2 Pin 25 is output on Port 2 3 Port 3 RI TM Pin 22 is input on Port 3 Pin 22 is output on Port 3 4 Port 3 CTP Normal operation Configure Port 3 as PAD port 5 DIAGNOSTICS Normal operation Reserved 6 DEFAULT NODE Normal operation Resets all configurabl...

Page 15: ...ck panel features the following connectors as shown in Figure 1 4 Figure 1 4 Vanguard 300 Back Panel Example of the Vanguard 305 Back Panel The Vanguard 305 back panel features the following connectors as shown in Figure 1 5 Figure 1 5 Vanguard 305 Back Panel ...

Page 16: ...ng Software The operating software is compressed in FLASH and loaded into RAM for operation There are a variety of operating software bundles available for the Vanguard family See the Software Release Notice accompanying your Vanguard product for feature information on the operating software for the Vanguard 300 305 and see the Vanguard 300 305 Software Download Guide Part No 09965 1 Rev B for inf...

Page 17: ...FCC regulations and telephone company procedures prohibit connection of customer provided equipment to telephone company provided coin service central office implemented systems Connection to party lines is subject to state tariffs Occasionally the telephone company may make changes in their equipment operations or procedures If these changes affect your equipment or service the telephone company ...

Page 18: ...uard 300 305 daughtercards and DIMs are sensitive to static discharge which can damage components Trained qualified technicians will use proper handling and grounding precautions when handling a Motorola Vanguard 300 305 daughtercard or DIM Ports capable of connecting to ports on other apparatus are defined as Safety Extra Low Voltage SELV To conform with EN60950 ensure that these ports are only c...

Page 19: ... on top of the unit within 1 inch 2 5 cm of the ventilation slots on the front panel or within 12 inches 30 5 cm of the back of the unit Allow at least 12 inches 30 5 cm in back of the unit for interfacing cable clearance and air circulation as shown in Figure 2 1 Figure 2 1 Proper cable and air clearance ...

Page 20: ...steps to unpack the Vanguard 300 305 Step Action 1 Check the shipping carton and its contents for damage 2 Open the shipping carton from the top as shown in Figure 2 2 3 Lift the Vanguard 300 305 from its shipping carton and remove the packing material Vanguard 300 305 components are installed in the base unit before it is shipped from the factory In addition to the base unit and accompanying comp...

Page 21: ... Damage or Missing Parts If the equipment is damaged contact the shipper If you have additional concerns about damaged or missing parts contact your nearest Motorola ISG representative In the United States contact Motorola ISG Customer Administration 20 Cabot Blvd Mansfield MA 02048 1193 508 261 4000 Extension 4745 Outside the United States contact the nearest Motorola ISG distributor ...

Page 22: ...Vanguard 305 a straight through 8 conductor RJ45 cable e g Inmac P N Q0462 1 or Black Box P N RM EL08MS 07 is required for the Vanguard 305 See Vanguard 300 Cabling Pinouts under Connecting to the CTP in Chapter 2 for information about the pinouts of the RJ45 to DB25 adapter DSU telco cable The DSU telco cable is twisted pair 19 to 26 AWG This cable is shipped with the DSU daughtercard Vanguard 30...

Page 23: ... the cable Figure 2 3 Installing a Ferrite Bead on the CTP Cable Connecting Cables Follow these steps to cable the Vanguard 300 305 Step Action 1 Connect the power cables 2 Install the Ferrite Bead on the CTP cable 3 Connect the interface cables 4 For a Vanguard 300 confirm strapping for either 10BaseT or AUI see the Strapping the Ethernet Interface on a Vanguard 300 in Chapter 4 For a Vanguard 30...

Page 24: ...ion bundle is initializing your system configuration 5 PORT DATA OUT lights come on and go off in sequence Port lights remain on depending on their configuration Hardware Failure If the TEST light turns on and remains on one or more of the diagnostic tests have failed indicating there is a hardware problem Contact Motorola ISG Customer Support for possible repairs to your Vanguard 300 305 Diagnost...

Page 25: ... access but only Port 3 can be automatically defaulted for CTP access Port 3 is a DCE CTP Access Using ATPAD For software image options that contain ATPAD instead of APAD access to the CTP is established with a default port type ATPAD When the APAD option in active the prompt that appears is When ATPAD is active the prompt is OK To access the CTP via direct connection type ATDS0 CR Another way tha...

Page 26: ...press Return The Main menu appears logon to the CTP is complete The local terminal functions as a control terminal See the 6500 Series Introduction Manual for additional information about the CTP Steps to Default Port 3 CTP Configuration Follow these steps to default Port 3 to 9600 kbps 8N1 Step Action 1 From the front panel of the unit set the switch CTP Port 3to the Up position 2 Reset or power ...

Page 27: ...2 RxD output 3 Signal ground 4 Signal ground 5 TxD input 6 DTR input Vanguard 305 CTP Cabling On the Vanguard 305 Port 4 uses a straight through 8 conductor RJ45 cable e g Inmac P N Q0462 1 or Black Box P N RM EL08MS 07 An RJ45 to DB25 female adapter e g Inmac P N Q0352 2 or Black Box P N RQ FA027 can be constructed using the following pinout information Vanguard 305 Cabling Pinouts RJ45 Pin No Si...

Page 28: ...ample procedures in this section When you see This means select Configure Router Configure IP Interfaces IP Interfaces Configuration Table select these options records or tables from the CTP menus in the order they appear in the documented procedure IPX Over Frame Relay Introduction The example shown in Figure 3 1 shows IPX running over Frame Relay using RFC1294 What You Need to Configure The foll...

Page 29: ... Frame Relay Figure 3 1 shows the sample configuration for IPX over Frame Relay using RFC1294 Figure 3 1 IPX Over Frame Relay Node 100 Configuration Sequence Follow these steps to configure node 100 as shown in Figure 3 1 ...

Page 30: ...ed of this port Highest Station Number 2 Limits the number of configurable stations to 2 Port Number 3 Identifies port number 3 of this node Port Type FRI Identifies an FRI interface port Clock Source Ext Identifies that the clock will be generated from this port No of Stations 1 Limits the number of configurable stations to 2 Port Number 5 Identifies port number 5 of this node ETH Identifies an E...

Page 31: ...AN The LAN Connection Table appears From the Configure menu select Configure Network Service PVC Table Then configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Entry Number 1 Identifies the PVC Table entry being configured Source FRI 1S2 Specifies the PVC source 3 1 Destination LCON 1 Identifies the PVC destination The PVC Table appears From the Configure menu select Configure Router Configure...

Page 32: ...hen configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Interface Number 1 Identifies the router interface number being configured Network Number 00000100 Identifies the four byte Novell network number assigned to the network attached to this interface Interface Enable Enabled Enables IPX routing on this interface Interface Number 5 Identifies the router interface number being configured Netwo...

Page 33: ... connected to QLLC Station Address FF Identifies the primary station address FF for QLLC primary HPAD address 7 XID Value 020001744001 This is unique for each application The Frame Relay Station table appears From the Configure menu select Configure FRI Stations Then configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Port Number 1 Identifies port number 1 of this node Station Number 1 Identif...

Page 34: ...1 of this node Station Number 2 Identifies the station being configured Station Type BYPASS Bypass does not add packet or LAPB headers meaning there is no reliability check but there is more throughput capability No of PVC Chan 0 Specifies the number of channels used for Permanent Virtual Circuits No of SVC Chan 16 Specifies the number of logical SVC channels on this port Starting SVC Chan 1 Speci...

Page 35: ...es not add packet or LAPB headers meaning there is no reliability check but there is more throughput capability No of PVC Chan 0 Specifies the number of channels used for Permanent Virtual Circuits No of SVC Chan 16 Specifies the number of logical SVC channels on this port Starting SVC Chan 1 Specifies the starting logical channel number for the SVCs on this link Node 200 Configuration Sequence Fo...

Page 36: ...d of this port Highest Station Number 2 Limits the number of configurable stations to 2 Port Number 2 Identifies port number 3 of this node Port Type XDLC Identifies an XDLC interface port Clock Source Int Identifies that the clock will be generated from this port No of Stations 1 Limits the number of configurable stations to 2 Port Number 5 Identifies port number 5 of this node ETH Identifies an ...

Page 37: ...rs From the Configure menu select Configure Network Service Route Selection Table Then configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Entry Number 1 References this table record Address 100 Identifies the address to be routed 3 1 Destination FRI 1S1 Calls with a network address corresponding to this destination The Route Selection Table appears From the Configure menu select Configure Net...

Page 38: ...ess on the multidrop line Autocall Mnemonic SDLCC1001 Identifies the remote address that is called when polling activity is detected on the SDLC line 5 QLLC Options XID3 Specifies that SIDs will pass transparently The XDLC Stations record appears From the Configure menu select Configure Router Configure Interface States Then configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Interface 1 State...

Page 39: ...and printer services The Parameters record appears From the Configure menu select Configure Router Configure IPX Interfaces Then configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Interface Number 1 Identifies the router interface number being configured Network Number 00000200 Identifies the four byte Novell network number assigned to the network attached to this interface 8 Interface Enable...

Page 40: ...ears From the Configure menu select Configure FRI Stations Then configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Port Number 1 Identifies port number 1 of this node Station Number 1 Identifies the station being configured Station Type ANNEX_G Adds a packet header and LAPB header to frame for reliability checking between Frame Relay stations Link Address DTE Specifies the type of link addres...

Page 41: ...pass does not add packet or LAPB headers meaning there is no reliability check but there is more throughput capability Link Address DTE Specifies the type of link address No of PVC Chan 0 Specifies the number of channels used for Permanent Virtual Circuits No of SVC Chan 16 Specifies the number of logical SVC channels on this port Starting SVC Chan 1 Specifies the starting logical channel number f...

Page 42: ...ction Table LAN Connection Table Router Table Router Table Interface States Interface States Interfaces Interfaces Route Selection Table Route Selection Table Port records Port records Mnemonic Table Example of Node 100 Configuration Figure 3 2 shows the sample configuration for node 100 Figure 3 2 Node 100 Ethernet Routing over X 25 Node 100 Configuration Sequence Follow these steps to configure ...

Page 43: ...ult Description Entry Number 1 References this table record Interface Number 1 Identifies the router interface number being configured IP Address 219 1 83 100 Identifies the IP address associated with this interface Entry Number 2 References this table record Interface Number 5 Identifies the router interface number being configured IP Address 200 1 1 100 Identifies the IP address associated with ...

Page 44: ... used over this LAN connection Autocall Mnemonic blank Specifies the mnemonic name used when this LAN connection record initiates the autocall Entry Number 2 References this table record LAN Forwarder Type ROUT Specifies that the LAN connection is to pass routed traffic Router Interface Number 6 Specifies a router interface that is using this LAN connection record Encapsulation Type CODEX Specifie...

Page 45: ...rd Then Configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Port Number 1 Identifies port number 1 of node 100 Port Type X25 Identifies an X 25 interface port Clock Source Ext Identifies that the clock will be generated by this Vanguard 300 on this port Link Address DTE Defines the logical address of the port for X 25 operation Port Number 5 Identifies port number 5 of node 100 ETH Identifies ...

Page 46: ... Configuration Figure 3 3 shows the sample configuration for nodes 200 and 300 Figure 3 3 Nodes 200 and 300 Ethernet Routing Over X 25 Node 200 Configuration Sequence Follow these steps to configure Node 200 as shown in Figure 3 3 ...

Page 47: ...Specifies the type of encapsulation used over this LAN connection Autocall mnemonic LAN100 Specifies the mnemonic name used when this LAN connection record initiates the autocall 1 Remote Connection ID 2 Identifies which record in the remote LAN connection table to connect to The LAN Connection table appears From the Configure menu select Configure Router Configure Interface States Then Configure ...

Page 48: ...erface number being configured 3 IP Address 200 1 2 200 Identifies the IP address associated with this interface The Interfaces menu appears From the Configure menu select Port record Then Configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Port Number 1 Identifies port number 1 of node 200 Port Type X25 Identifies an X 25 interface port Clock Source Ext Identifies that the clock will not be g...

Page 49: ...be routed 5 1 Destination P1 Identifies Port 1 of this node The Route Selection table appears From the Configure menu select Mnemonic table Then Configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Entry Number 1 References this table record Mnemonic name LAN100 Identifies the mnemonic name 6 Call parameters 10094 Identifies the location to send the autocall to The convention is to identify the...

Page 50: ...sulation Type CODEX Specifies the type of encapsulation used over this LAN connection Autocall mnemonic LAN100 Specifies the mnemonic name used when this LAN connection record initiates the autocall 1 Remote Connection ID 1 Identifies which record in the Remote LAN Connection table to connect to The LAN Connection table appears From the Configure menu select Configure Router Configure Interface St...

Page 51: ...Identifies the IP address associated with this interface The Interfaces menu appears From the Configure menu select Port record Then Configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Port Number 1 Identifies port number 1 of this node Port Type X25 Identifies an X 25 interface port Clock Source Ext Identifies that the clock will not be generated by this port Link Address DTE Defines the logi...

Page 52: ...es Port 1 of this node The Route Selection table appears From the Configure menu select Mnemonic table Then Configure the following Prompt Enter Result Description Entry Number 1 References this table record Mnemonic name LAN100 Identifies the mnemonic name 6 Call parameters 10094 Identifies the location to send the autocall to The convention is to identify the node and port number in this paramet...

Page 53: ...n Power down and disconnect the Vanguard 300 305 before you remove the top cover front panel and handle any components Procedure to Remove the Top Cover and Front Panel Follow these steps to open the enclosure Step Action 1 Open the front panel door by separating the mounting tabs from the base of the unit and using a downward motion to pull it toward you and off as shown in Figure 4 1 2 Release t...

Page 54: ...nit Figure 4 3 Releasing the Snap Hinges Example of Removing Top Cover Figure 4 4 shows how to properly remove the top cover after you unlock releases and snap hinges on the unit Figure 4 4 Removing Top Cover Strapping the Ethernet Interface on a Vanguard 300 Introduction This section describes how to set the strapping for the Ethernet interface on a Vanguard 300 Ethernet strapping is located unde...

Page 55: ...ar panel of the Vanguard 300 4 Remove one screw attaching the daughtercard to the standoff on the motherboard 5 Carefully by applying equal force at both ends pull off the daughtercard until it unplugs from the header 6 Set the strapping as shown in Figure 4 5 7 Reassemble the Vanguard 300 Example of Setting Ethernet Strapping Figure 4 5 shows the strapping for the Ethernet interface Figure 4 5 St...

Page 56: ...ughtercards Vanguard 300 305 cards and their components are sensitive to static discharge which candamage components Use proper handling and grounding precautions including the use of an anti static grounding strap whenever you handle a card Adding or Replacing a DIM Overview The Vanguard 300 305 supports V 24 V 35 V 36 or V 11 DIMs DIMs reside on the motherboard and DIM Site daughtercard if insta...

Page 57: ...IP switch settings for DIM configurations For Set Switch To V 24 DIM 1 5 6 8 ON OFF V 11 V 35 V 36 DIMs 1 5 6 8 OFF ON Example of DIM Dip Switch Settings Figure 4 7 shows the DIM DIP switch settings on the motherboard Figure 4 7 DIM Dip Switch Settings ...

Page 58: ...ies products Figure 4 8 DIM Replacement on Motherboard Adding or Replacing a DIM Site Daughtercard Introduction This section describes how to add or replace a DIM Site daughtercard The DIM Site daughtercard provides an optional V 24 V 35 V 36 or V 11 interface and attached DIM with a DB25 connector and comes installed from the factory if you ordered one ...

Page 59: ...ercard Figure 4 9 shows a DIM Site daughtercard Figure 4 9 DIM Site Daughtercard Before You Add Replace DIM SIte Daughtercard Power down and disconnect the Vanguard 300 305 before you add or replace a DIM daughtercard ...

Page 60: ...e two rear panel coverplate screws Unplug the existing daughtercard 6 If you are adding a daughtercard rather than replacing it connect the 68 pin interface header onto the motherboard as shown in Figure 4 10 7 If you are replacing the daughtercard align the standoff on the motherboard with the hole on the new daughtercard as shown in Figure 4 10 8 Push the daughtercard down onto the connector bei...

Page 61: ...nd disconnect the Vanguard 300 305 before you set the strap on a DIM daughtercard 2 Unplug the power cord from the primary power source and remove interface cables and power cables 3 Remove the top cover of the Vanguard unit 4 Set the strapping as shown in Figures 4 11 and 4 12 for the following Pin 22 Normally defined as Test Mode Indicator an input for a DCE device However you can configure it a...

Page 62: ...Example of Strapping the DIM Site Daughtercard Figure 4 11 shows the strapping for the DIM Site Figure 4 11 Strapping DIM Site Daughtercard Example ...

Page 63: ...nal DRAM to be inserted on your Vanguard 300 305 motherboard Also the Vanguard 300 305 has an optional Frame Data Compressor feature that requires a Data Compression SIMM DSP The following section gives information about installing these optional SIMMs SIMM Location For proper operation the optional SIMMs must installed in the correct SIMM slots The DRAM SIMM must be in socket U73 and DC SIMM DSP ...

Page 64: ... you cannot install the SIMMs in the incorrect slots Procedure to Install SIMMs Use the following procedure to install SIMMs Step Action 1 Insert the SIMM into a slot at a slight angle as shown in 4 14 2 Press the SIMM into the socket 3 Make sure it locks in place with the locking tabs Figure 4 14 SIMM Installation ...

Page 65: ...d provides an RJ48S connector on Port 1 and comes installed from the factory if you ordered a daughtercard It supports speeds of 56 kbps synchronous and does not support multipoint DSU Functionality The DSU daughtercard functionality suits an extended range of 56 kbps point to point DDS1 interface for NorthAmerican service that conforms to AT T 62310 or ANSI T1E1 4 91 006 The DSU daughtercard is F...

Page 66: ...ghtercard Figure 4 15 shows the DSU daughtercard Figure 4 15 DSU Daughtercard Before You Add Replace DSU Daughtercard Power down and disconnect the Vanguard 300 305 before you add or replace a DSU daughtercard ...

Page 67: ...u are adding a daughtercard rather than replacing it connect the 68 pin interface header onto the motherboard as shown in Figure 4 16 6 If you are replacing the daughtercard align the standoff on the motherboard with the hole on the new daughtercard as shown in Figure 4 16 7 Push the daughtercard down onto the connector being careful to align pins 8 Fasten the screw that attaches the daughtercard ...

Page 68: ...rd DSU Configuration Parameters Inapplicable to DSU The following configuration parameters are not applicable when configuring a DSU option Clock Speed Connection Type Port Control Clock Source Parameter Values Configure the Clock Source parameter as follows Use To do this INT provide clock to the network EXT use the network provided clock usual mode for DSU operation ...

Page 69: ...icates entry into a DSU loopback mode C Positive Sealing Current H if the DC current on the telephone company interface is not in the positive direction If both C and C are H no sealing current exists which often occurs when connected to other DSU type hardware C would be expected to be L normally when connected to central office equipment OCU hardware C Negative Sealing Current H if the DC curren...

Page 70: ...Mode When H denotes network clock use When L the DSU option provides the clock Differences in CTP Statistics CTP statistics output also differs in the following ways Detailed Port Statistics show DSU input output signaling as well as noting the installed DSU Detailed Node Statistics show DSU installation CTP Loopback Modes Two additional CTP loopback modes now exist Mode Function DSU Internal Loop...

Page 71: ...fy that the software is a version that contains the DSU option modifications Node Statistics show if the software recognizes the DSU verify that data is sent without error error counts may denote an error in clocking mode configuration Port Statistics show if the software recognizes the DSU Monitor determine via input output signals if the DSU option is in a loopback mode requested by the remote e...

Page 72: ... you ordered your Vanguard 300 305 Packaging The following items will be enclosed in the Vanguard ISDN daughtercard package 1 Vanguard Daughtercard Installation Instructions 1 Vanguard Daughtercard 1 RJ45 ISDN connection cable 1 Male to male header interface connector 3 Screws with locking washers ISDN Daughtercard Figure 4 17 shows the ISDN daughtercard Figure 4 17 ISDN Daughtercard ...

Page 73: ...d 72291G01 S card 72300G01 Vanguard 305 All U card 72291G01 S card 72300G01 The daughtercard serial number appears on the surface of the daughtercard and the platform version appears on the Vanguard motherboard The platform version can also be read from the CTP from the Status Statistics menu item Hardware Stats screen beside the item marked Assembly Before Adding Replacing the ISDN Daughtercard P...

Page 74: ...screw the two rear panel coverplate screws Unplug the existing daughtercard 6 If you are adding a daughtercard rather than replacing it connect the 68 pin interface header onto the motherboard as shown in Figure 4 18 7 To replace the daughtercard align the standoff on the motherboard with the hole on the new daughtercard as shown in Figure 4 18 8 Push the daughtercard down onto the connector being...

Page 75: ...o replace the ISDN daughtercard Figure 4 18 Replacing the ISDN Daughtercard Back Panel with the ISDN Daughtercard Figure 4 19 shows the back panel of the Vanguard after you have installed the ISDN daughtercard Figure 4 19 Vanguard Back Panel with ISDN Daughtercard ...

Page 76: ...ection 3 No connection TE NT TE to NT pair no power connection 4 Signal U interface tip or ring NT TE NT to TE pair no power connection 5 Signal U interface tip or ring NT TE NT to TE pair no power connection 6 No connection TE NT TE to NT pair no power connection 7 Powering No connection PS 2 No connection 8 Powering No connection PS 2 No connection Connector Pin Numbers The connector pins are nu...

Page 77: ...4 20 shows how to connect the ISDN Cable to the ISDN daughtercard Figure 4 20 Connecting the ISDN Cable Do not attach the ISDN Cable until the daughtercard is installed in the Vanguard chassis and the unit is completely reassembled ...

Page 78: ...40 C maximum Storage temperature 40 to 158 F 40 to 70 C Relative humidity 0 to 95 noncondensing Electro Magnetic Compatibility Compatibility features include FCC Part 15 Class A CISPR 22 and EN 55022 Class B AS 3548 Class B EN 50082 1 Safety The Vanguard 300 305 adheres to the following safety codes EN60950 Europe CSA 950 UL Listed per UL 1950 BABT England AUSTEL Australia Power Requirements Vangu...

Page 79: ... 305 base 6 9 lb 3 2 kg DSU daughtercard 0 25 lb 0 2 kg DIM Site daughtercard 0 25 lb 0 2 kg ISDN daughtercard 0 25 lb 0 2 kg Power Supply Description The Vanguard 300 305 is powered by a fixed frequency switch mode 35W power supply Hardware Hardware specifications include 68360 processor Battery backed configuration memory Shelf life 10 years Code compression in FLASH memory ...

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