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February 2003

Chapter 4

Troubleshooting

General Troubleshooting Guidelines ...................................4-2
System Trouble Shooting .......................................................4-3
Using the JetCraft Alarm Window .......................................4-3
Troubleshooting the CPX Shelf .............................................4-3

Alarm Panel Indicators ....................................................4-3
Module Troubleshooting..................................................4-6
Power System Troubleshooting ....................................4-12
Loopbacks ........................................................................4-14

Chapter 5

Repair Procedures

Recommended Power Off......................................................5-1
Emergency Power-Off ............................................................5-1
Power Supply/Fan Module Removal..................................5-2
Replacing Inoperative Fans ...................................................5-2

Install Power Supply/Fan Module ................................5-3

Alarm Panel .............................................................................5-4

Removing the Alarm Panel .............................................5-4
Installing the Alarm Panel ...............................................5-5

Power Distribution Panel.......................................................5-5

Removing Power Distribution Panel .............................5-5
Installing Power Distribution Panel...............................5-6

Module Removal and Installation ........................................5-7

Removing and Replacing Cards .....................................5-9

Hot Swapping........................................................................5-10

Hot Swapping an MP Card ...........................................5-10
Hot Swapping CP and HSC Cards ............................... 5-11
Hot Swapping Line Cards ............................................. 5-11

Planned Hot Swap ....................................................5-12

Unplanned Hot Swap...............................................5-12

Hot Growth ............................................................................5-13

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Summary of Contents for Jetstream CPX-1000

Page 1: ...Jetstream CPX 1000 Voice Services Platform Installation and Operation Release 2 5 Document No 1000 A2 GN22 00 February 2003...

Page 2: ...al Warranty Sales Service and Training Information Contact your local sales representative service representative or distributor directly for any help needed For additional information concerning warr...

Page 3: ...f fire use only UL Listed or CSA Certified or comparable cables which are certified for use in the country of installation cable s that are suitably rated for the application 7 A rare phenomenon can c...

Page 4: ...he CE mark on the equipment label a supporting Declaration of Conformity may be downloaded from the Paradyne World Wide Web site at www paradyne com Select Library Technical Manuals CE Declarations of...

Page 5: ...Services Platform 1 3 Packet Network Configuration 1 4 Call Origination and Completion 1 6 CPX 1000 Calling Features 1 8 CPX 1000 Management Tools and APIs 1 9 Chapter 2 CPX 1000 Voice Services Platf...

Page 6: ...1 2 30 ATM OC 3 Module 2 32 Echo Cancellation Module 2 35 Echo Cancellation and Compression Module ECAC 2 36 DC Power Supply Fan and Fan Modules 2 37 DC Power Distribution Panel 2 39 Chapter 3 Instal...

Page 7: ...rdware Installation 3 23 Attach OC 3 ATM Cables 3 24 Attach Ethernet Cables 3 25 Attach MP Card to CP Cards 3 25 Connect the CPX to the LAN 3 25 Attach CP Redundancy Cable 3 25 Attach the T 1 DS 1 Cab...

Page 8: ...r Off 5 1 Emergency Power Off 5 1 Power Supply Fan Module Removal 5 2 Replacing Inoperative Fans 5 2 Install Power Supply Fan Module 5 3 Alarm Panel 5 4 Removing the Alarm Panel 5 4 Installing the Ala...

Page 9: ...exit A 6 help A 6 setpassword A 6 showadminstate A 6 showclock A 6 showecac A 7 showport A 7 showportgroups A 7 showpps A 7 showpstnpg A 7 stats A 7 status A 7 sub A 8 Admin Console Commands A 8 clear...

Page 10: ...Table of Contents 1000 A2 GN22 00 vi February 2003 Appendix B Pin Assignments and Indicators System Alarm Connection Requirements B 7 Appendix C Replacement Parts Appendix D Specifications Index...

Page 11: ...d the role of the CPX 1000 Voice Services Platform in implementing voice over DSL T1 and wireless broadband networks Chapter 2 CPX 1000 Voice Services Platform Description describes the features compo...

Page 12: ...tstream Media Gateway Systems JetCraft User s Guide Describes how to install Paradyne Jetstream craft interface terminal software and provides instructions to configure a CPX 1000 Voice Services platf...

Page 13: ...you to a laser hazard never look directly into the source of a laser beam which may be invisible Voice Data Interruption Alerts you to an action that if done incorrectly will interrupt voice or data t...

Page 14: ...Preface 1000 A2 GN22 00 x February 2003...

Page 15: ...tegrated Communication Providers ICPs to deliver a combination of voice and data services to their subscribers over the local loop Our Voice over Broadband VoBB local access network alternatives Figur...

Page 16: ...d local access network Figure 1 2 Figure 1 2 VoBB Network Architecture The CPX 1000 Voice Services Platform architecture provides seamless integration of voice and data networks These networks compris...

Page 17: ...emises The benefits of this architecture are better voice quality by performing analog to digital conversion near the phone more efficient use of copper connections between the subscriber premises and...

Page 18: ...the voice and management traffic associated with all of the subscriber s telephone lines The voice PVC is configured as a variable bit rate real time VBR rt PVC and has priority over the data PVC The...

Page 19: ...igure 1 4 Figure 1 4 Bandwidth Usage 768 kbps SDSL Circuit However many network operators have Frame Relay based local access networks interconnected with ATM networks The CPX can interface with the F...

Page 20: ...ocol Time Management Channel TMC 4 The Class 5 switch selects the available time slot in a PSTN interface group and directs the CPX to connect the IAD port to the specified time slot on the switch 5 T...

Page 21: ...4 The CPX connects the specified time slot to an IAD port 5 The IAD initiates ringing 6 The IAD notifies the switch via the CPX when the first ring is complete and connects the station through to the...

Page 22: ...quotes Off hook message delivery caller ID call waiting Flash features call waiting 3 way calling call hold call transfer In band calling features stutter dial tone for message waiting code activated...

Page 23: ...S via the JetWay API See the JetVision User s Guide for more information Jetway JetWay is an API Application Program Interface for JetVision that enables northbound network management systems to integ...

Page 24: ...1 Voice over Broadband Networking 1000 A2 GN22 00 1 10 February 2003...

Page 25: ...ted shelf that resides in an Integrated Service Provider s ICP s Regional Service Center RSC Figure 2 1 CPX 1000 Front View 0484 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13 14 MINOR MAJOR CRITICAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1...

Page 26: ...ection over the access network to each end user Concentration management supports line concentration levels up to 40 1 System and Service Administration acts as the administrative platform for managin...

Page 27: ...alls and 16 000 subscriber lines 8 1 concentration Carriers can upgrade the CPX network by adding additional CPX 1000s all of which can be managed by a single JetVision workstation CPX 1000 Operation...

Page 28: ...Process Management Process Echo Cancellation and Compression Voice Bus Voice Voice Voice Control Splitter Control T1 Interface Controller OC3 Port Q 931 LAPD Link Layer ATM Modules Packet Interface CP...

Page 29: ...C Process Management Process LAN Connection To From Network Management System Voice Bus Voice Voice Voice Control Splitter Control STS 1 Interface OC3 Port ATM Lines To From Packet Switch PSTN Lines T...

Page 30: ...en interacts with the management process to complete these requests 3 The management process notifies the EOC process about changes in the operating status of the CPX managed objects 4 The EOC process...

Page 31: ...network It also converts packet cells to voice timeslots The Voice Control Splitter directs the ATM cells which contain call control and signaling through the IAD Signaling and Connectivity function t...

Page 32: ...4 8 with a remainder of 0 and 36 4 9 with a remainder of 0 Pair C yields a different remainder 38 4 9 remainder 2 Therefore it is not in the same group with A and B A maximum 4 096 IADs can be assign...

Page 33: ...er Distribution Grounding Phillips Screws 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13 14 MINOR MAJOR CRITICAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISABLED UNLOCKED DISABLED UNLOCKED DISABLED ALERT A ALERT B ALERT C UNLO...

Page 34: ...anel The CPX alarm panel is located on the top front of the shelf Indicators display the current operating status of the shelf and an alarm connector outputs to remote Telco alarm equipment Figure 2 5...

Page 35: ...escription Alarm Indicator Status Description Slot Status Act Unlocked Disabled Module is in Active state not Standby Module administrative state is Unlocked Module operational state is Disabled Syste...

Page 36: ...T1 module The 12 port T1 ECAC module provides onboard echo cancellation and compression See Chapter 3 Installing the CPX 1000 for more information Line Modules with STS 1 When configured with STS 1 th...

Page 37: ...RAM Hot Swap Controller HSC card maintains each module s status controls power and each module s reset monitors and controls peripherals including power fan modules board and system indicators alarms...

Page 38: ...ircuit is in use T64 2 ETHERNET Connects to CP B module s Ethernet port LINK green Link is established ACT Amber Ethernet circuit is in use 10 100 BASE T Connects to MP card COM 1 Not used RST Resets...

Page 39: ...dles all call processing activity maintains all signaling manages all IADs captures statistics and alarms and monitors all hardware in the system It passes all this information to the management syste...

Page 40: ...re Failure of the High Availability software to detect a ping request from the ping component on a CP module Administrative switchover the network administrator initiates a CP switchover using JetCraf...

Page 41: ...the CPX Configuration management fault management and remote software upgrade of the IADs High performance memory resident database for configurations persistence Real time performance and error stati...

Page 42: ...2 8 Management Processor Module P I M 1 ETHERNET 2 ETHERNET 1 0449 Management Processor Transition Card Shelf Rear Management Processor Shelf Front Link Status LEDs V I D E O C O M 2 ETHERNET Receive...

Page 43: ...ort LINK green Link is established ACT Amber Ethernet circuit is in use ETHERNET Connects to LAN or PC for access to network management systems Port is only in service when no MP transition card is pr...

Page 44: ...fully operational system Figure 2 9A so that the interface can still handle the busy hour call volume even when one of the T1 modules has failed Figure 2 9B T1 port failure interface groups comprise...

Page 45: ...e supports eight T1 interfaces to the Class 5 switch The T1 module consists of two separate cards Figure 2 11 0228 T1 Modules all operational IG 1 IG 2 A Full Capacity all TDM modules operational B Di...

Page 46: ...ht T1 interfaces via RJ 48C jacks 1 through 8 plus a Line Interface Unit LIU to insert framing and supervision signals into the T1 data stream Table 2 5 describes the controls indicators and ports of...

Page 47: ...aces via the RJ 21X port attached to a patch panel plus a Line Interface Unit LIU that inserts framing and supervision signals into the T1 data stream Table 2 6 describes the controls indicators and p...

Page 48: ...000 A2 GN22 00 2 24 February 2003 Figure 2 12 12 port T1 ECAC and T1 Transition Cards 0479 RJ 21X Port 12 PORT T1 10 BT ETH BITS PCM TEST RS 232 0478 HOT SWAP 4 8 3 7 2 6 1 5 11 12 9 10 S A T T A T C...

Page 49: ...on If compression is required an Echo Cancellation and Compression card may be added Debug interfaces are also provided The STS 1 module increases the traffic capacity of the CPX over what can otherwi...

Page 50: ...e GR 303 protocol including full GR 303 line concentration CLASS and calling features full EOC TMC and path protection switching S T A T T X A C T R X Hot Swap 0421 RS 232 PROT SWITCH TX RX P C M T E...

Page 51: ...ng red indicates board error ACTivity Lit green when card is active Unlit when card is in standby mode TX Lights solid green when transmitting data Lights flashing red when SONET Far End Section recei...

Page 52: ...through an external STS 1 mux before being connected to the switch STS 1 ECAC Processing Card controls the 28 DS1s in an STS 1 circuit plus onboard echo cancellation and compression STS 1 Transition C...

Page 53: ...ol channels in the GR 303 Interface group Table 2 7 describes the controls indicators and ports of the STS 1 module ports and indicators Table 2 8 STS 1 ECAC Module Controls Indicators and Ports Cards...

Page 54: ...n Switching Unused TX STS 1 Port Transmits data to Class 5 switch RX STS port RX STS 1 Port Receive data from Class 5 switch TX STS port Table 2 8 STS 1 ECAC Module Controls Indicators and Ports Conti...

Page 55: ...to the standby STS 1 module Administrative switchover the network administrator initiates the switchover to the standby STS 1 module Each pair of redundant STS 1 cards has the following connections a...

Page 56: ...he ATM modules are unlocked the primary ATM module becomes active and the secondary ATM module becomes standby This architecture enables two types of ATM module switchovers Automatic switchover the sy...

Page 57: ...1 LASER Use of controls adjustment or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous invisible radiation exposure Notes Do not mix optical modes If you are using s...

Page 58: ...2 CPX 1000 Voice Services Platform Description 1000 A2 GN22 00 2 34 February 2003 Figure 2 16 ATM OC 3 Module Status Tx Rx ATM155 0160 ATM OC 3 SC Ports Dust Cover Status LEDs Tx Rx...

Page 59: ...p to 64 milliseconds per channel for up to 672 DS0s in accordance with ITU G 165 and ITU G 168 The Echo Cancellation module is only used when echo cancellation is needed in conjunction with the Octal...

Page 60: ...per byte 16 kbps Voice Compression refers to the industry standard compression algorithm of voice data passed between the CPX and an IAD Voice data compression decreases the bandwidth used on the mos...

Page 61: ...19 DC Power Supply Fan Modules Three fans provide forced air cooling for the power supplies card cage and transition module card cage rear of shelf The fans mount on the front of the shelf in each Pow...

Page 62: ...2 CPX 1000 Voice Services Platform Description 1000 A2 GN22 00 2 38 February 2003 Figure 2 20 Shelf Airflow 0383 Front Cards CPU Line Transition Cards Side to Side Plenum Shutter Side to Side Plenum...

Page 63: ...stribution Unit PDU provides power from input power A to power supplies 1 and 2 input power B supplies power to power supplies 2 and 3 Thus if either input power source fails two power supplies are st...

Page 64: ...2 CPX 1000 Voice Services Platform Description 1000 A2 GN22 00 2 40 February 2003...

Page 65: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13 14 MINOR MAJOR CRITICAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISABLED UNLOCKED DISABLED UNLOCKED DISABLED ALERT A ALERT B ALERT C UNLOCKED DISABLED UNLOCKED DISABLED UNLOCKED D...

Page 66: ...ventory CPX components 3 11 Attach mounting flanges 3 12 Mount CPX in rack optionally mount Splitter Assembly 3 13 3 16 Connect plant battery and frame ground to CPX shelf 3 16 Install modules cards i...

Page 67: ...ators 3 33 Check cooling fan operation 3 34 Verify remote interface 3 34 Optional attach bezel to front of CPX Use Bezel Install Guide Connect CPX to JetCraft PC 3 34 Verify CPX LAN connnection 3 35 P...

Page 68: ...ngs and obtain provisioning settings from switch personnel as appropriate Check the bit error rate BER on every GR 303 PSTN line Using Console perform a stats command on everything Refer to Appendix A...

Page 69: ...ties preparation and CPX installation practices described in this document conform to Telecom and other industry regulatory standards Ensure that any additional preparation work complies with local bu...

Page 70: ...strap to the grounding jack located on the front or rear of the equipment Handle all module cards by the face plate extraction ears or assembly edges Never touch the components conductors or connecto...

Page 71: ...act your local Paradyne representative for service and repair questions and information Aisle Requirements Maintain at least 30 inches aisle space for equipment mounting and wiring and at least 42 inc...

Page 72: ...h supply Rack Requirements The CPX measures 21 inches high 17 2 inches wide 19 inches including mounting flanges 17 inches deep The STS 1 Splitter Assembly measures 3 4 inches high 17 2 inches wide an...

Page 73: ...Digital voltmeter capable of measuring 72 Vdc Ring lugs for 14 16 AWG wire and 10 stud size Caltronics RT 117 or equivalent Ring lug crimper Cable ties or wraps Cable identification tags or markers F...

Page 74: ...the shipping container for damage Step 2 Cut the shipping bands and remove the top of the box 0088b 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13 14 ALARM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISABLED UNLOCKED DISABLED UN...

Page 75: ...nning installation inventory the components against your packing list or order If any components are missing notify the Technical Support Center TSC Typical contents will include 1 CPX Chassis 1 MP Ca...

Page 76: ...nting shelf in rack Mounting Flanges in 19 Configuration 0486 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13 14 ALARM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13 14 ALARM Top View Top View 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 DISABLED UNLOCKE...

Page 77: ...u plan to install more than one CPX mount the first unit in the bottom of the rack Otherwise select a height consistent with local practices for partially loaded racks Clearances shown are recommendat...

Page 78: ...ARD 10 100 ETHERNET LNK 2 ACT LNK 1 ACT CP2 HOT SWAP 4 8 3 7 2 6 1 5 11 12 9 10 S A T T A T C TDM 12E1 T1 HOT SWAP 4 8 3 7 2 6 1 5 11 12 9 10 S A T T A T C TDM 12E1 T1 HOT SWAP 4 8 3 7 2 6 1 5 11 12 9...

Page 79: ...n modules Step 5 Repeat these steps for each shelf to be mounted in the rack Caution To help reduce risk of injury while lifting the shelf reduce the shelf weight by removing the power supply fan modu...

Page 80: ...t these steps for each Splitter Assembly Connect Plant Battery and Frame Ground Power comes in to the CPX rear panel at the A and B plant battery power strips The A and B power legs each may be connec...

Page 81: ...e a wrist grounding strap attached to the grounding jack on the CPX enclosure when working with the system ESD can seriously damage the printed circuit card assemblies and solid state components insid...

Page 82: ...CPX to the A and B terminals of the power source as in step 5 Step 7 Run the 48V power and battery return wires across the back of each CPX shelf and along the side of the equipment rack or use the op...

Page 83: ...d STS 1 modules to provide echo cancellation or echo cancellation and compression You can identify each card by its abbreviation printed on the face of the top ejector handle Figure 3 1 shows the fron...

Page 84: ...LNK 1 ACT CP2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Slot Numbers 12 Port T1 ECAC Modules 12 Port T1 ECAC Modules Management Processor Module ATM OC 3 Modules Call Processor Module Sets HOT SWAP 4 8 3...

Page 85: ...T USB 0 CPU PCI ABT PWR ERROR PWR ERROR PCI MEZZANINE CARD BFL RST CPCI USB 1 COM 1 10 100 BASE T USB 0 CPU PCI ABT RESET EXT ETHERNET P M C 1 P M C 2 COM 1 PWR 10 100 ETHERNET LNK 2 ACT LNK 1 ACT St...

Page 86: ...and plug the other end of that strap into the ESD ground jack in front or back of the CPX shelf Step 2 Slide each module into the cage slot until its ejector handles engage the retention bars at the t...

Page 87: ...to site engineering plans at the plant battery branch circuit panel Step 4 Using a digital voltmeter measure that plant battery is 48 VDC at the 48 VDC A and RTN A battery return terminals on the CPX...

Page 88: ...ransmit and receive connectors into the ATM fiber optic SC connector sockets CAUTION CLASS 1 LASER Laser hazard never look directly into the OC 3 connectors They are a source of a laser beam which may...

Page 89: ...CP cards at the front shelf using the cable provided 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 7 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 PWR ERROR PWR ERROR P M C 1 RESET EXT ETHERNET P M C 2 COM 1 PWR 10 100 ETHERNET LNK 2 ACT LNK 1 ACT Status...

Page 90: ...the host switch to T1 DS 1 groups Each T1 connection is assigned a T1 DS 1 group number and an individual connection number such as 1 1 T 1 1 must connect to T1 DS 1 1 at the Class 5 switch etc A T1 D...

Page 91: ...X1 FROM NET RX2 TX1 TO NET TX2 RX1 FROM NET RX2 Tx Rx TX RX R0004 LOS LOF AIS RAI Tx Rx TX RX R0004 LOS LOF AIS RAI Tx Rx TX RX R0004 LOS LOF AIS RAI Tx Rx TX RX R0004 LOS LOF AIS RAI ETHERNET 2 ETHER...

Page 92: ...panel or directly to the Class 5 switch Steps for connecting the RJ 21X cable to a patch panel are described below For completing the connection of the T1 circuits from the Class 5 switch to the patch...

Page 93: ...Installing the CPX 1000 Connect the RJ 21X cable to the patch panel Step 1 Connect the RJ 21X jack to the RJ 21X port on the back of the 12 port T1 transition card Step 2 Punch down each T1 circuit o...

Page 94: ...the Class 5 switch via two STS 1 cables connected from the STS 1 Splitter Assembly Each STS 1 module includes a corresponding STS 1 transition module that is accessible from the rear of the shelf Each...

Page 95: ...ctors on the Class 5 switch Step 5 Dress the STS 1 and power cables from the rear of the shelf so the cables run in a manner that minimizes interference with STS 1 Transition module replacement 16 15...

Page 96: ...the DSX All connections should be made from the RJ48C patch panel which in turn is connected via the 25 pair cable to the RJ 21X port on the 12 port T1 transition modules of the CPX shelf Step 4 STS 1...

Page 97: ...S indicator blinks to indicate heartbeat is present STATUS lights solid when there is a problem The Tx and Rx indicators will light when data transmission and reception occurs Step 5 Octal T1 Module V...

Page 98: ...equipped with an integral fan assembly and a third fan is supplied for redundancy in case one of the other two fans fails Step 1 When power is first applied the fans should run continuously circulati...

Page 99: ...straight through cable Step 2 Ping the CPX from a PC on the same LAN as the CPX Step 3 At the MP Transition card verify that the Ethernet green LINK indicator is lit and the amber ACTivity indicator b...

Page 100: ...3 Installing the CPX 1000 1000 A2 GN22 00 3 36 February 2003...

Page 101: ...e 4 3 lists the sequence of systems to check The tables on the following pages provide specific LED alarm and status indicators which will help you troubleshoot the problem Power System Troubleshootin...

Page 102: ...se of the problem Develop a troubleshooting action plan Identify the symptoms get as much information as you can What changes to operation or performance occurred Check equipment for red fault lights...

Page 103: ...ly 3 Inspect the CPX shelf itself Using the JetCraft Alarm Window To resolve CPX problems using the JetCraft alarm window 1 Display the JetCraft Main window 2 Identify the failed module in the alarm w...

Page 104: ...t locked see below Unlocked Green Green when card is discovered initialized and placed in service able to carry traffic Off when card is locked no traffic Act Active Amber Green Amber light indicates...

Page 105: ...r is on continued PSTN Loss of signal or loss of frame section Alarm indication signal line or STS path Loss of pointer or unequipped STS path Payload label mismatch STS path T 1 ports PSTN Loss of fr...

Page 106: ...gnal DS1 PSTN Remote Alarm indication DS1 MINOR indicator on IAD Provisioned compression scheme s not supported Table 4 2 Telco Status Indicators Continued Symptom Possible Cause Further Isolation of...

Page 107: ...he LAN port Voice Data Interruption Do not press the RST button on the CP module Doing so resets the CPX shelf and interrupts all calls Table 4 4 CP Module Troubleshooting Symptom Probable Causes Corr...

Page 108: ...litting receive and transmit signal to two STS cards The active STS card receive and transmits signal The standby card only receives signal The Splitter Assembly is shipped with BNC terminators in pla...

Page 109: ...on again 2 After the system initializes verify that all T1 module FAIL indicators are off and RUN indicators are lit CP module is faulty Switch over CP to standby If required swap out see Hot Swappin...

Page 110: ...l is up between switch and CPX 2 Verify that the interface group is active in the switch Primary Embedded Operation Channel EOC is down CPX and Class 5 switch connection has been lost 1 Verify that th...

Page 111: ...ATM module is faulty Replace the ATM module see Module Troubleshooting on page 4 6 Table 4 8 Ethernet LAN Troubleshooting Symptom Probable Causes Corrective Action Ethernet link green indicator is no...

Page 112: ...igure 4 2 Figure 4 2 Power Panel and Circuit Breaker After you apply power to the CPX if none of its front panel indicators light and if its internal fans are not working refer to Table 4 9 for troubl...

Page 113: ...ery return connections between the power source and CPX A and B terminals see Figure 4 2 2 Replace faulty wiring as required 48 VDC plant battery source is faulty 1 Verify that the 48VDC plant battery...

Page 114: ...o loopback status Step 3 Temporarily remove any existing T 1 cable from the port and connect a loopback plug to the port Step 4 Observe the results of the loopback test Step 5 When the loopback test i...

Page 115: ...n dual configured systems both domains lose input power This procedure is recommended when powering off the CPX Step 1 Shut down all software operations JetVision JetCraft Step 2 Flip the rocker switc...

Page 116: ...eplace the affected fan assembly Figure 5 1 To replace hot swap a fan without removing the module or turning off power Step 1 Remove the filter from the power supply to expose four screws Step 2 Loose...

Page 117: ...odule during insertion Step 2 Tighten the two screws located on the bottom front of the module Warning Do not operate the CPX for more than 15 minutes without a fan or the power supply module may over...

Page 118: ...two retaining clips out to force the connector off of the header Figure 5 2 Alarm Panel Removal Note If the alarm panel is connected to remote alarm monitoring equipment removing the system alarm cab...

Page 119: ...secure the panel with the two captive screws provided Power Distribution Panel The Power Distribution Panel is not hot swappable Removing the panel removes power from the the power supplies Removing...

Page 120: ...re that the panel s connectors are aligned with the power supply connectors and that they seat firmly Note You may need to pull on the captive screws to move the panel out enough to grasp by the side...

Page 121: ...10 Caution If the panel does not fully insert do not force it forcing it can bend the connector pins Instead back the panel out verify that the connectors are aligned properly and re insert it CAUTION...

Page 122: ...f the equipment Warning Handle circuit cards by the face plate extraction ears or assembly edges Never touch components conductors or connector pins Always store and transport cards in antistatic pack...

Page 123: ...d ejectors Figure 5 4 and wait for the Hot Swap light the blue laser at the bottom of some cards Figure 5 4 Module Extractors Step 5 Remove the line front card Step 6 Remove the transition rear card S...

Page 124: ...tion menu A prompt displays to confirm you want to remove the resources Step 4 Click Yes The card is removed from the Tree and Shelf views Step 5 Remove and replace with the new cards per Removing and...

Page 125: ...t Configuration Remove Resources A prompt displays confirming you want to remove the card resources Step 5 Click Yes The card is removed from the Tree and Shelf views Step 6 Remove the CP card followe...

Page 126: ...n place using the card ejectors Step 7 Select File Refresh CPX The new card appears in the Tree and Shelf views The state of the card automatically changes to unlocked and all resources for that card...

Page 127: ...refer to JetVision User s Guide and Step 1 Insert a card to its assigned slot Step 2 Snap the card ejectors into the locked position Step 3 Select Refresh in JetCraft to see the new card s Step 4 Prov...

Page 128: ...5 Repair Procedures 1000 A2 GN22 00 5 14 February 2003...

Page 129: ...ccess and default usernames and passwords assigned to them The default Telnet port numbers CP A 5050 CP B 6050 Logging In To log in to the control console Step 1 Click the Start button then click Run...

Page 130: ...ensitive they automatically converted to lower case upon entry The Up and Down arrows show the command history To allow spaces in a command line argument surround the whole argument in double quotes P...

Page 131: ...ure A 2 A Sample Listing of Console Commands Cpx Displays a summary of all user or admin commands Cpx command name Displays detailed help on command name Cpx command name Displays detailed help about...

Page 132: ...mmary or usage information setpassword Changes password of a user showadminstate Shows the administrative state of the specified component showclock Displays the entire clock priority table showecac S...

Page 133: ...ng Telnet info is the Cpx Displays a summary of all user or admin commands Cpx command name Displays detailed help on command name Cpx command name Displays detailed help about command name Displays c...

Page 134: ...ailed help on command name setpassword To change default password use set password cond setpassword username new password Example A AC cpx setpassword user user1 showadminstate Shows the administrativ...

Page 135: ...howpstnpg all Cpx showpstnpg pg instance 1 78 stats Displays statistics for the component specified Cpx stats sys Cpx stats ifg ifg Cpx stats ds1 ifg ds1 Cpx stats sub sub Cpx stats port sub port Cpx...

Page 136: ...speeds Cpx fan Displays the current speed of all the PowerSupply fans Cpx fan 1 3 all stat Displays the current fan speed Cpx fan 1 3 all low high Sets the fan speed to Low or High Where all all fans...

Page 137: ...immediately setactiveport Sets the active port in an ATM port group Cpx setactiveport portgroup port setcdv Displays sets ATM Cell Delay Variation CDV Cpx setcdv Displays current Cell Delay Variation...

Page 138: ...d PSTN port ds0 Monitor timeslot on the specified DS1 DS0 Cpx tap off timeslot Disable existing tap on timeslot Where timeslot H 110 timeslot to tap 0 4095 get from sub or crv displays Note For STS 1...

Page 139: ...ns and pinouts for connecting the CPX to the external systems during installation CPX 1000 connections and cables Table B 1 Ethernet LAN jack pin assignments Table B 2 T1 transition module pin assignm...

Page 140: ...Rcv power Multi mode 44 5 dBm to 8 dBm Single mode 34 dBm to 8 dBm Wave length 1310 nm typical Framing type C bit parity Logical interface UNI Max span length SMF 5000m MMF 550m ATM packet network DS...

Page 141: ...B DSX 1 Framing ESF 10 ms maximum Line coding B8ZS Clock T 1 DS 1 Rcv span defaults to internal if Rcv fails STS 1 PSTN Host Class 5 switch Physical interface DS 3 short haul coaxial cable STS 1 modul...

Page 142: ...installed at 40 VDC for duration 4 ms Frame ground Stranded copper wire must be larger than the wire size used for 48V power and ground wiring 6 AWG recommended This cable must be fitted with a Type L...

Page 143: ...000 A2 GN22 00 B Pin Assignments and Indicators Table B 3 T1 Transition Module Pin Assignments Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Rx Ring 5 Tx Ring 2 Rx Tip 6 Not connected 3 Not connected 7 Not connected 4 Tx T...

Page 144: ...4 9 Red Brown Tx5 Rx5 Slate Red 35 10 Red Slate Rx5 Tx6 Blue Black 36 11 Black Blue Tx6 Rx6 Orange Black 37 12 Black Orange Rx6 Tx7 Green Black 38 13 Black Green Tx7 Rx7 Brown Black 39 14 Black Brown...

Page 145: ...nce equipment The closure specifications are Rated resistive load 20 Ohms typical 50 mA 5 Ohms typical 100 mA Rated inductive load not applicable Operating voltage 100 VDC VAC 350 VDC or peak ac for 1...

Page 146: ...nts Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Rx Ring 5 Tx Ring 2 Rx Tip 6 Not connected 3 Not connected 7 Not connected 4 Tx Tip 8 Not connected Table B 7 Ethernet LAN Jack Pin Assignments Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 Tx t...

Page 147: ...ansition cards 1001 B1 003 TDM 12 Port T1 T1 ECAC Module with onboard Echo Cancellation and Compression processing and transition cards 1001 B1 004 TDM STS1 1 STS 1 Module with Echo Cancellation proce...

Page 148: ...d 48VDC Power Supply Fan module 1000 F1 802 Power Distribution Module Power Distribution module 1000 F1 804 Alarm Module Chassis alarm panel for HA systems 1000 F1 805 Fan Filter Air Filter Kit 3 filt...

Page 149: ...ibility and electrical safety generic criteria for network telecommunications equipment GR 1089 CORE The tables below provide CPX 1000 specifications for the following categories Physical Table D 1 on...

Page 150: ...shipping weight GR 63 CORE O2 18 R2 19 Aisle Requirements Minimum of 30 inches of aisle space for equipment mounting and 42 inches of aisle space for maintenance purposes Equipment floor plan 18 inch...

Page 151: ...temperature derating 60m to 1800m above sea level 200 ft to 5905 ft GR 63 CORE R4 8 with temperature derating 1800 to 4000m above sea level 5095 ft to 13 123 ft GR 63 CORE R4 9 O4 10 Airborne contamin...

Page 152: ...power 15 amps 48 Vdc with a 40A 4 ms surge Estimated not actual Max BTU 1720 BTU hour Estimated not actual Frame Grounding Stranded copper wire must be larger than the wire size used for 48V power an...

Page 153: ...ft 133 266 ft 399 533 ft 533 655 ft customer order T1 Max span length 0 5000 ft NEBS certified Termination RJ 48C plug Signal amplitude 2 4 to 3 6V DSX 1 Rcv Attenuation 10dB DSX 1 Framing ESF 10 ms m...

Page 154: ...l interface UNI Max span length 5000 ft Ethernet LAN Physical interface CAT 5 or equivalent cable for 10Base T or 100Base T Termination RJ 45 plug Alarm Output Connection Wiring requirement 22 AWG Tel...

Page 155: ...57 In Transit 3 axis Curve 1 GR 63 CORE R4 58 Maximum BTU 1720 BTU hour Heat dissipation forced air 300W m sq per meter of frame height used 38 C 86 F max aisle facing surface 26 C 80 F ambient tempe...

Page 156: ...D Specifications 1000 A2 GN22 00 D 8 February 2003...

Page 157: ...ATM networks B 2 ATM OC 3 Module controls indicators and ports 2 33 ATM 25 module pin assignments B 5 B 6 B 8 B battery 3 8 B 2 checking voltage levels 3 23 connecting 3 16 3 17 return wires 3 8 3 18...

Page 158: ...8 3 12 electrical hazards ix 3 16 5 2 environmental requirements 3 7 equipment racks 3 8 attaching mounting flanges 3 12 mounting the STS 1 Splitter Assembly 3 16 power requirements 3 8 ESD damage pr...

Page 159: ...racks 3 8 3 12 networks B 2 ATM connections 3 24 Ethernet LANs connections 3 25 host Class 5 connections 3 26 3 29 3 30 troubleshooting Ethernet LANs 4 11 verifying ATM connections 3 32 verifying Ethe...

Page 160: ...1 Module controls indicators and ports 2 27 2 29 generally 2 25 supports GR 303 2 26 2 29 STS 1 PSTN Module specifications B 3 troubleshooting 4 9 STS 1 Splitter Assembly mounting in rack 3 16 STS 1 s...

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