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Model 3196RC T-DAC User Manual 

 

Connecting the Ethernet ports

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Connecting the 10/100Base-T Ethernet port to an Ethernet switch or hub

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Connecting the 10/100Base-T Ethernet port to an Ethernet-capable workstation or PC

 ................................28

Connecting the EIA-561 RS-232 configuration port (DCE configured)

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Connecting to the T1/E1 WAN ports

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Connecting the iDSL ports

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Connecting the BITS clock

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Completing the hardware installation

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3

Configuring the T-DAC for operation

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Introduction

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Configuration prerequisites

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Initial configuration through the RS-232 control port

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Connecting the DB9-RJ45 adapter with the included cable

 ............................................................................37

Setting up the HyperTerminal (or similar program) session

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Using a browser to complete Model 3196RC configuration

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Displaying the T-DAC 3196RC web administration pages

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Home page overview

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Configuring the default gateway

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Configuring the system clocking parameters

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Configuring the DS0 mapping

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Examples for configuring static connections.

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Activating the iDSL ports

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Configuring Patton iDSL CPE device remotely via the Model 3196RC

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Configuring line settings and signaling for E1

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Accessing the Line Interface Settings

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Configuring the E1 line interface settings

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Configuring line settings and signaling for T1

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Accessing the Line Interface Settings

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Configuring the T1 line settings

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Saving your configuration

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Backing up your configuration parameters

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Backing up the configuration store in flash memory

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Completing the installation

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4

Operation and shutdown

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Introduction

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Activating the Model 3196RC

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De-activating the Model 3196RC

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5

Troubleshooting and maintenance

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Introduction

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Fault analysis

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Basic iDSL and T1/E1 test modes

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iDSL port test modes

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Local loop

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Summary of Contents for 3196RC

Page 1: ...DSL TDM Digital Access Concentrator T DAC User Manual Sales Office 1 301 975 1000 Technical Support 1 301 975 1007 E mail support patton com WWW www patton com Part Number 07MD3196RC GS Rev D Revised February 17 2012 ...

Page 2: ...ects and will at our option repair or replace the product should it fail within one year from the first date of the shipment This warranty is limited to defects in workmanship or materials and does not cover customer damage abuse or unauthorized modification If the product fails to perform as warranted your sole recourse shall be repair or replacement as described above Under no condition shall Pa...

Page 3: ...rdware installation 24 3 Configuring the T DAC for operation 35 4 Operation and shutdown 68 5 Troubleshooting and maintenance 70 6 Contacting Patton for assistance 85 A Network Ports RJ 21X connector pin out 88 B WAN Network Module connector pinout 91 ...

Page 4: ...ventions used in this document 14 General conventions 14 Mouse conventions 15 1 Introduction 16 Model 3196RC iDSL T DAC overview 17 Hardware overview 18 WAN 18 LAN 19 RS 232 control port 19 Power system 19 Central processing unit 19 iDSL ports 19 System timing 20 Temperature 20 Altitude 20 Humidity 20 Physical dimensions 20 Management services 20 LED display 21 Approvals 23 2 Hardware installation...

Page 5: ...eb administration pages 41 Home page overview 42 Configuring the default gateway 44 Configuring the system clocking parameters 45 Configuring the DS0 mapping 47 Examples for configuring static connections 49 Activating the iDSL ports 54 Configuring Patton iDSL CPE device remotely via the Model 3196RC 54 Configuring line settings and signaling for E1 57 Accessing the Line Interface Settings 57 Conf...

Page 6: ... Installing the replacement Model 3196RC 83 Importing a saved configuration 83 Completing the installation 84 6 Contacting Patton for assistance 85 Introduction 86 Contact information 86 Warranty Service and Returned Merchandise Authorizations RMAs 86 Warranty coverage 86 Out of warranty service 86 Returns for credit 86 Return for credit policy 87 RMA numbers 87 Shipping instructions 87 A Network ...

Page 7: ... 25 IP Routing Information window 45 26 System Clocking Configuration page example 1 46 27 System Clocking Configuration page example 2 47 28 DS0 Mapping Configuration window 48 29 DS0 Mapping Configuration page 48 30 iDSL Port Configuration page 50 31 iDSL Port 1 Details page 51 32 iDSL Port configurable parameters 51 33 iDSL Port Configuration window 54 34 T1 E1 Link Activity Overview page 57 35...

Page 8: ...s server flash memory configuration data as a text file 66 52 Local loopback 75 53 Remote loopback 75 54 Line Loopback 76 55 Payload loopback 77 56 Line Loop 78 57 IMPORT EXPORT page 80 58 Example T DAC flash memory configuration file displayed in a browser 81 59 Saving the access server flash memory configuration data as a text file 82 60 50 pin Telco connector 89 61 68 pin SCSI connector 92 ...

Page 9: ...ventions 15 3 LED definitions 21 4 WAN cable s 68 non terminated twisted pairs 30 5 Band Marked Color Code 31 6 EXT CLOCK connector pinout 33 7 Symptoms 71 8 LED definitions 72 9 Band Marked Color Code 89 10 WAN cable s 68 non terminated twisted pairs 92 ...

Page 10: ...eceiving antenna and or plugging the receiving equipment into a different AC outlet such that the comput ing equipment and receiver are on different branches Interference can also be reduced by installing an optional clamp on ferrite Patton P N 0816 13 on the DSL cable within 12 inches 30 cm of the DSL connector see figure 1 Figure 1 Ferrite location 3096RCT 4E W AN DSL ACCESS MODULE READY ALA RM ...

Page 11: ...tinuance of service may be required But if advance notice isn t practical the telephone company will notify the customer as soon as possible Also you will be advised of your right to file a complaint with the FCC if you believe it is necessary The telephone company may make changes in its facilities equipment operations or procedures that could affect the operation of the equipment If this happens...

Page 12: ...ompliance with the Electromag netic Compatibility EMC directive and the Low Voltage Directive LVD of the European Union EU A Certificate of Compliance is available by contacting Technical Support Service Facility Interface Code Service Code Network Connection 1 544 Mbps SF format without line power 04DU9 BN 6 0N RJ 48C 1 544 Mbps SF and B8ZS without line power 04DU9 DN 6 0N RJ 48C 1 544 Mbps ANSI ...

Page 13: ...Users will be connected to remote iDSL modems Audience This guide is intended for the following users Operators Installers Maintenance technicians Structure This guide contains the following chapters and appendices Chapter 1 describes the T DAC Chapter 2 describes installing the T DAC hardware Chapter 3 describes configuring the T DAC for use Chapter 4 details how to power up and deactivate the T ...

Page 14: ...ential safety hazard Strictly follow the warning instructions to avoid personal injury The shock hazard symbol and CAUTION heading indicate a potential electric shock hazard Strictly follow the instructions to avoid property damage caused by electric shock The alert symbol and CAUTION heading indicate a potential haz ard Strictly follow the instructions to avoid property damage Table 1 General con...

Page 15: ...ation Right mouse button This button refers the secondary or rightmost mouse button unless you have changed the default configuration Point This word means to move the mouse in such a way that the tip of the pointing arrow on the screen ends up resting at the desired location Click Means to quickly press and release the left or right mouse button as instructed in the procedure Make sure you do not...

Page 16: ...T DAC overview 17 Hardware overview 18 WAN 18 LAN 19 RS 232 control port 19 Power system 19 Central processing unit 19 iDSL ports 19 System timing 20 Temperature 20 Altitude 20 Humidity 20 Physical dimensions 20 Management services 20 LED display 21 Approvals 23 ...

Page 17: ...blade contains the iDSL modem connections and WAN port connections The 16 iDSL subscriber ports connect to compatible customer premise equipment modems for data rates up to 144 kbps over a single pair The WAN links accept channel ized T1 or E1 network connections Each iDSL port requires only a single twisted pair 2 wires for full duplex data transmission at ranges in excess of 9 km 24 AWG TC PAM l...

Page 18: ... the iDSL modems and WAN ports as well as an alarm LED Figure 3 Model 3196RC T DAC features WAN The 3196RC includes four eight twelve or sixteen WAN uplink ports selectable for T1 or E1 operation The WAN uplink ports may be connected to ATM FR DDN IP network backbones and are accessible via the 68 pin SCSI connector Also included are Four to sixteen built in T1 E1 CSU DSUs T1 1 544 Mbps with D4 or...

Page 19: ...rs on the front and rear blade Total power consumption is a maximum of 43 Watts provided by modular power supplies installed in the CPCI chassis Central processing unit The 3196RC employs an Intel i960VH RISC processor operating at 100 MHz 100 Mips The CPU controls the memory front back panel and management interface for iDSL port WAN time slot mapping local switching loopback and the management s...

Page 20: ...4 F 0 40 C Altitude Maximum operating altitude 15 000 feet 4 752 meters Humidity 5 to 95 relative humidity RH non condensing Physical dimensions 1 75 inches 4 44 cm height standard 19 inch 48 26 cm width 12 inch 30 48 cm depth Weight 8 94 lbs 20 12 kg Management services Out of Band RS 232 configuration port for management and control SNMP version 1 configuration management MIB II TELNET via Ether...

Page 21: ...ion Off The CPU is operating normally ALARM Yellow On solid A minor alarm condition has been detected Flashing A major alarm condition has been detected Off The Model 3196RC is operating normally SYSTEM Green Flashing The Model 3196RC is operating normally Off The Model 3196RC is not functioning properly ETHERNET Green On solid Link status is nominal for the Ethernet port No action recommended Off...

Page 22: ...s in test mode and errors have been received Off None of the iDSL ports is operating in test mode WANa Green On solid Indicates the given port is activated linked and operating normally Single Flash Indicates that the Model 3196RC is detecting the network but is unable to synchro nize with it Double Flash Indicates an error on any of the T1 E1 links Off Indicates no T1 E1 links are in use DSL CONN...

Page 23: ...as achieved the following approvals and certifications Safety UL 60950 Industry Canada CSA C22 2 No 60950 RTTE Directive CE Mark EMC Directive 89 336 EEC Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC EN 60950 ETSI CTR 12 ETSI CTR 13 EMC FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A Telecom FCC Part 68 Industry Canada CS 03 ...

Page 24: ...rnet ports 27 Connecting the 10 100Base T Ethernet port to an Ethernet switch or hub 27 Connecting the 10 100Base T Ethernet port to an Ethernet capable workstation or PC 28 Connecting the EIA 561 RS 232 configuration port DCE configured 28 Connecting to the T1 E1 WAN ports 29 Connecting the iDSL ports 31 Connecting the BITS clock 32 Completing the hardware installation 34 ...

Page 25: ...moving the container contents Report equipment damage to the shipping carrier immediately for claim purposes Save all packing materials in case you need to return an item to the factory for servicing The T DAC comes with the following items The Model 3196RC Digital Cross Connect T DAC One RJ45 to RJ45 cable for use with the console and Ethernet ports A DB9 RJ45 EIA 561 adapter for connecting a PC ...

Page 26: ...card handle 3 Gently press the blade into the chassis until the alignment ESD pin see figure 5 engages the chassis When the blade is fully seated the red buttons in the handles click up automatically thus locking the han dle and activating the switch closed position The click of the button gives a visual and audible confirma tion that the board is fully seated 4 Insert the front blade into the rac...

Page 27: ...nnecting the 10 100Base T Ethernet port to an Ethernet switch or hub The 10 100Base T Ethernet port see figure 5 is designed to connect to an Ethernet switch or hub The Ethernet RJ 45 pin and signal definitions for the T DAC or for a NIC card in a workstation PC are shown in figure 7 on page 28 Connect a straight through CAT 5 cable one wired as shown in figure 7 between the T DAC and the hub swit...

Page 28: ...workstation and the T DAC 10 100Base T Ethernet port Figure 8 Cross over RJ 45 to RJ 45 Ethernet cable diagram Connecting the EIA 561 RS 232 configuration port DCE configured Install the supplied RJ 45 to RJ 45 cable with the DB9 RJ45 adapter between the T DAC RS 232 port see figure 6 on page 27 and an open serial port on your computer If you need to assemble your own cable refer to the pinout dia...

Page 29: ...e factory set default configuration of the Model 3196RC has the T1 E1 ports disabled Note The cable connecting the T1 E1 WAN ports to the RJ 48C termina tion jack should be CAT 3 or higher and extend no farther than 1 mile 1 6 km from the digital services termination Figure 10 WAN cable s 68 pin SCSI connector 1 Connect the 68 pin SCSI connector see figure 10 of the 6 foot WAN cable see figure 11 ...

Page 30: ...ite Violet Violet White Port 11 TX 21 21 55 Brown Blue Blue Brown Port 3 RX 6 6 40 White Blue Blue White Port 11 RX 22 22 56 Brown Yellow Yellow Brown Port 4 TX 7 7 41 White Yellow Yellow White Port 12 TX 23 23 57 Brown Green Green Brown Port 4 RX 8 8 42 White Green Green White Port 12 RX 24 24 58 Brown Gray Gray Brown Port 5 TX 9 9 43 White Gray Gray White Port 13 TX 25 25 59 Pink Orange Orange P...

Page 31: ... there are 16 iDSL modem connections each requir ing one twisted pair Select the twisted pairs which will be used for active iDSL modem connections and terminate each pair on the punch down blocks Table 5 Band Marked Color Code DSL Port 50 Pin Positions Wire Color Code Port 1 1 26 Blue White White Blue Port 2 2 27 Orange White White Orange Port 3 3 28 Green White White Green Port 4 4 29 Brown Whit...

Page 32: ...ystem BITS residing at the installation site The BITS clock signal is specified by ITU T Recommendation G 703 as a balanced polarity insensitive 64kbps signal with a maximum voltage of 2 2 Vpp Port 12 12 37 Orange Black Black Orange Port 13 13 38 Green Black Black Green Port 14 14 39 Brown Black Black Brown Port 15 15 40 Slate Black Black Slate Port 16 16 41 Blue Yellow Yellow Blue 17 42 Orange Ye...

Page 33: ...CK connector to the BITS clock 1 The EXT CLOCK connector is a 3 pin terminal block connector see figure 13 As you face the rear panel pin 1 is located at the top vertical card orientation or left horizontal card orientation Table 6 lists the connector pinout 2 Plug the connector on the end of the BITS clock cable into the EXT CLOCK connector Tighten the cap tive screws to secure the connector Tabl...

Page 34: ... the 47 pin PICMG 2 11 power connectors on the 3196RC blades Upon insertion into the CPCI chassis the Model 3196RC immediately powers up and begins its boot cycle During the boot cycle the following should occur 1 The POWER LED illuminates indicating normal power is being applied to the 3196RC 2 The green SYSTEM LED begins flashing indicating the 3196RC is operating normally Hardware installation ...

Page 35: ...teway 44 Configuring the system clocking parameters 45 Configuring the DS0 mapping 47 Examples for configuring static connections 49 Activating the iDSL ports 54 Configuring Patton iDSL CPE device remotely via the Model 3196RC 54 Configuring line settings and signaling for E1 57 Accessing the Line Interface Settings 57 Configuring the E1 line interface settings 58 Configuring line settings and sig...

Page 36: ...ne settings and signaling for T1 on page 60 Saving your configuration on page 63 describes how to save your configuration settings Backing up your configuration parameters on page 63 describes how save your configuration parame ters to a file Completing the installation on page 66 describes how to verify that your 3196RC T DAC is fully operational Configuration prerequisites You will need the foll...

Page 37: ...y you must configure the 3196RC s IP address and in rare instances change the netmask from the default settings Note Do not connect power or the Ethernet connection to the Model 3196RC at this time Connecting the DB9 RJ45 adapter with the included cable Do the following 1 Find the DB9 RJ45 adapter for your PC and RJ 45 to RJ45 cable shipped with your 3196RC T DAC 2 Connect the DB9 RJ45 adapter to ...

Page 38: ...le clicking on the file name Figure 15 Connection Description window 2 Type a connection name e g 3196RC Config select an icon then click OK figure 16 Figure 16 Connect To window 3 On the Connect To window figure 16 set Connect using to one of the options named Direct to ComX where the X refers to the number identifying the RS 232 serial port on the PC In the following proce dure Com1 will be the ...

Page 39: ...operation 6 Configure your COM port settings as shown in figure 17 then click OK Figure 17 COM1 Properties window 7 Click on the File menu then select Properties 8 Configure the settings for Function arrow and ctrl keys act as to Terminal keys as shown in figure 18 then click OK Figure 18 Terminal keys configuration ...

Page 40: ...2 For the password type superuser the TOP LEVEL MANAGEMENT window then appears see figure 20 Figure 20 VT 100 Top Level Management window 13 Type k for System then press Enter 14 Under System type 1 for Details then press Enter 15 Enter g for LAN Address then press Enter 16 Type your LAN IP address followed by pressing Enter 17 Press the left arrow cursor key on your keyboard to return to the prev...

Page 41: ...parameters see Configuring the system clocking parameters on page 45 Configuring the IP default gateway see Configuring the default gateway on page 44 Configuring the T1 E1 WAN links see Configuring line settings and signaling for E1 on page 57 or Configuring line settings and signaling for T1 on page 60 Displaying the T DAC 3196RC web administration pages Do the following 1 Connect your PCs Ether...

Page 42: ...s the Configuration Menu pane and the Configuration informa tion pane see figure 22 The Configuration Menu contains the links to the various Model 3196RC sub systems while in the Configuration information pane you can view status and other information or make changes to the system configuration Unlike the Configuration Menu pane which appears the same no matter which subsystem page you may select ...

Page 43: ...y Once the configuration is saved into FLASH memory the configuration will not be lost even if the power is cycled on the 3196RC Initially changes made to the 3196RC configuration are stored in volatile DRAM enabling the user to set the box up with a working configuration before committing it to storage in FLASH When you select Record Current Configuration the 3196RC stores your changes to FLASH m...

Page 44: ...re 23 will delete any routing information the Model 3196RC s Ethernet IP address and any other site specific settings made for your particular installation You will have to re enter the Model 3196RC s Ethernet IP address and net mask using the rear panel control port before using the HTTP HTML Management pages Configuring the default gateway The default gateway IP address if defined is used solely...

Page 45: ...locking parameters In this section you will define clocking sources for the main reference and fallback reference on the 3196RC TDAC Clocking source selection will depend on the clocking role you assign to the blade master 1 second ary 2 or slave 3 The master will drive the main reference clock for the chassis Should the master fail the secondary will drive the main reference Slaves will not drive...

Page 46: ...s WAN port cable 2 Connect a T1 E1 WAN line to WAN port 2 through the 3196RC s WAN port cable 3 Click the System Clocking hyperlink on the 3196RC Configuration Menu to open the System Clocking Configuration page see figure 26 Figure 26 System Clocking Configuration page example 1 4 For Clock Reference select master 1 5 For Main Reference select wan 1 1 6 For Fallback Reference select wan 2 2 7 Cli...

Page 47: ...an iDSL modem may be at the end of a T1 or E1 link or another iDSL port Each iDSL modem inside the 3196RC T DAC is configured by selecting the number of DS0 time slots each time slot being 64 kbps You may choose to map from 1 to 3 DS0 time slots in the iDSL modem The most common destination for the iDSL modems will be at the remote end of a T1 E1 WAN link The T DAC s iDSL port can operate at speed...

Page 48: ...e two ends of the static connection For each static connection you will define the following parameters Device Type Specifies the physical interface type for the connection You may select either t1 e1 1 for a T1 E1 WAN line or idsl 4 for an iDSL modem Device Number Defines which WAN or iDSL port number on the 3196RC you are mapping For example to map a connection for iDSL port 3 i e iDSL modem 3 y...

Page 49: ...another E1 WAN port Example 3 Connect an iDSL modems port to another iDSL modem port Example 1 Connect iDSL modem Port 3 referring to modem 3 time slots 1 3 to an E1 line on WAN Port 1 time slots 1 3 Solution 1 Under Dev Type A select iDSL 3 2 Under Dev Num A select port3 3 3 Under Dev Slots A enter 1 3 4 Under Dev Type B select t1 e1 1 5 Under Dev Num B select port1 1 6 Under Dev Slots B enter 1 ...

Page 50: ...he T DAC for operation 8 On the 3196RC Configuration Menu click the iDSL hyperlink to open the iDSL Port Configuration page figure 30 Using your mnemonic naming convention scheme enter a name for this connection in the Circuit ID field to the right of Port 3 optional Figure 30 iDSL Port Configuration page ...

Page 51: ...L Port 3 Details page see figure 31 Figure 31 iDSL Port 1 Details page 10 Click the Change Config button to open the configurable parameter fields see figure 32 Figure 32 iDSL Port configurable parameters 11 Near the bottom of the pane change Serial Data Rate to 144k 5 and click the Submit button You will automatically return to the iDSL Port Information page You have completed the DS0 mapping con...

Page 52: ...nder Dev Num A select port15 15 3 Under Dev Slots A enter 1 2 4 Under Dev Type B select iDSL 3 5 Under Dev Num B select port16 16 6 Under Dev Slots B enter 1 2 7 Click the Submit Query button Note At this point the DS0 channel mapping is completed Now we need to configure the DTE data rate of the iDSL modem The T DAC will derive the iDSL line rates from the connected CPE modems 8 Click the iDSL hy...

Page 53: ...rt1 1 4 Under Dev Slots A enter 1 5 Under Dev Type B select to H110 5 6 Under Dev Num B select port1 1 7 Under Dev Slots B enter 1 8 Under Dev Type B bottom window select from H110 6 9 Under Dev Num B bottom window select port2 2 10 Under Dev Slots B bottom window enter 1 11 Click on Submit Query 12 Go to blade number 3 13 Under Dev Type A select t1 e1 1 14 Under Dev Num A select port7 7 15 Under ...

Page 54: ...t Configuration window 2 From the Desired State drop down menu select activate 1 3 Click the Submit button to record your changes in volatile DRAM You have now completed the procedure to activate one iDSL port To activate additional iDSL ports repeat the above procedure for each port you wish to activate Configuring Patton iDSL CPE device remotely via the Model 3196RC Once an iDSL link is establis...

Page 55: ...T DAC User Manual 3 Configuring the T DAC for operation Front panel switches DTE test mode User ID Do the following to configure the iDSL port parameters on the Patton CPE device 1 On the 3196RC home page click the DSL hyperlink to display the iDSL Port Configuration page ...

Page 56: ...C configuration 56 Model 3196RC T DAC User Manual 3 Configuring the T DAC for operation 2 Scroll to the table row for the port which connects to the Patton CPE device and click the port number hyperlink to display the iDSL Port Details page ...

Page 57: ...L Port Details page You have now completed the procedure to remotely configure one Patton iDSL CPE device via the Model 3196RC To activate additional Patton CPE devices repeat the above procedure for each device you wish to configure Configuring line settings and signaling for E1 Accessing the Line Interface Settings 1 On the 3196RC Configuration Menu click the T1 E1 Link hyperlink to open the T1 ...

Page 58: ...figuration hyperlink then click the Modify Configuration hyperlink to open the WAN Circuit CONFIGURATION LINK window see figure 36 and view the Line Interface Settings Figure 36 WAN Circuit Configuration page Line Interface Settings Configuring the E1 line interface settings 1 From the Line Type pull down menu figure 37 select dsx1E1 4 or dsx1E1 CRC 5 Figure 37 Line Type pull down menu ...

Page 59: ...Line Build Out pull down menu with e1pulse 1 selected 4 Click the Submit Query button to apply your line interface settings At this point the WAN front panel LEDs will become active The WAN indicator LED should now display a steady green light indicating the T DAC has synchronized with the E1 line If the E1 line is not connected to the 3196RC T1 E1 link pages will display the hyperlink ALARMS PRES...

Page 60: ... Settings 1 On the 3196RC Configuration Menu click the T1 E1 Link hyperlink to open the T1 E1 LINK ACTIV ITY OVERVIEW page figure 41 Figure 41 T1 E1 Link Activity Overview page 2 View Link 1 corresponds to the first WAN circuit on the T DAC To the right of View Links 1 4 click the View Links hyperlink to open the T1 E1 LINK ACTIVITY PORTS 1 4 page figure 42 Figure 42 T1 E1 Link Activity Ports 1 4 ...

Page 61: ...yperlink to open the WAN Circuit CONFIGURATION LINK window figure 43 and view the Line Interface Settings Figure 43 WAN Circuit Configuration page Line Interface Settings Configuring the T1 line settings 1 From the Line Type pull down menu figure 44 select either dsx1ESF 2 indicates Extended SuperFrame DS1 dsx1D4 indicates AT T D4 format DS1 Figure 44 Line Type pull down menu with dsx1ESF 2 select...

Page 62: ... down menu with t1pulse0dB 1 selected 4 Click on Submit Query to apply your settings At this point the WAN front panel LEDs will become active The FRAME indicator LED should now display a steady green light indicating the T DAC has synchronized with the E1 line If the E1 line is not connected to the 3196RC T1 E1 link pages will display the hyperlink ALARMS PRESENT figure 47 for that T1 E1 link Fig...

Page 63: ...e 2 Click the Record Current Configuration button see figure 48 Note All configuration settings will be lost unless you click on the Record Cur rent Configuration button before you power down or reset the T DAC Backing up your configuration parameters The 3196RC T DAC provides Import Export functions These functions enable you to back up export and restore import your T DAC s configuration paramet...

Page 64: ...n flash memory and may not be the current operating parameters To ensure that you export the most current parameters go to HOME then under Immediate Actions click on the Record Current Configuration button To import or export a configuration do the following 1 On the Configuration Menu pane click the Import Export hyperlink to display the IMPORT EXPORT page see figure 49 Figure 49 IMPORT EXPORT pa...

Page 65: ... make a back up copy of the configuration file currently stored in your T DAC s flash memory On the Import Export page figure 50 click the Export Flash hyperlink The T DAC will get the con figuration file currently stored in your T DAC s flash memory and display it in your browser figure 50 Figure 50 Example T DAC flash memory configuration file displayed in a browser ...

Page 66: ...xt file Completing the installation This section verifies that the Model 3196RC is fully operational 1 Temporarily disconnect the male ends of both power cords from the power outlet Wait 30 seconds then plug the power cords in again 2 Verify the green POWER LED is lit If the POWER LED is flashing green refer to Chapter 5 Trouble shooting and maintenance 3 Verify that the WAN LED illuminates indica...

Page 67: ... the T DAC 10 100 Ethernet port a green LED indicates link status and activity and a yellow LED that indicates line speed Verify that the green LED is either flashing green meaning that packets are being received at the Ethernet port or solid green meaning that the link is valid but no packets are being received Congratulations Your T DAC is now installed If you require further information about c...

Page 68: ...68 Chapter 4 Operation and shutdown Chapter contents Introduction 69 Activating the Model 3196RC 69 De activating the Model 3196RC 69 ...

Page 69: ...nstalled and configured no further operator action is required under normal conditions De activating the Model 3196RC Perform the following procedure to deactivate the Model 3196RC Note Be sure to wear an anti static strap to prevent electrostatic damage to the blade 1 Unlock the handles on the front of the 3196RC by pressing the red button on each handle The button immediately activates the switc...

Page 70: ...ine Loop 76 T1 E1 port test modes 77 DSX1 payload loop dsx1PayloadLoop 77 DSX1 line loop dsxLineLoop 78 Periodic maintenance 78 Calibration 78 Maintenance 79 Replacing the Model 3196RC 79 Exporting the current Model 3196RC configuration 79 Removing the defective Model 3196RC 82 Installing the replacement Model 3196RC 83 Importing a saved configuration 83 Completing the installation 84 ...

Page 71: ...replace the failed power sup ply module If no failed power supply is found or if the POWER LED continues flashing con tact Patton Technical Support to determine if the T DAC should be replaced CPU FAIL LED red is lit CPU is unable to load the software from FLASH to RAM for operation As soon as possible remove the Model 3196RC from the CPCI chassis wait 30 seconds then re insert the Model 3196RC in...

Page 72: ...sis The Model 3196RC will function normally with one power supply Inspect the power supplies in the CPCI chassis to identify and replace the failed power supply module If the POWER LED continues flashing when all chassis power supplies are functional contact Patton Technical Support to determine if the T DAC should be replaced Off No input power is being applied Verify that at least one chassis po...

Page 73: ...ding on whether you are connecting to a workstation PC hub or switch Replace the cable If the problem still exists contact Patton Tech nical Support to determine if the T DAC should be replaced CLK SOURCE Front panel Green On solid The 3196RC is set as the Master Clock source No action rec ommended Flashing The 3196RC is set as the secondary clock source No action recommended Off The 3196RC is set...

Page 74: ...network but is unable to synchronize with it Double Flash Indicates an error on any of the T1 E1 PRI links Off Indicates no T1 E1 links are in use DSL CONNECTION LEDs 1 16 Front Panel Green On solid The ports are activated linked and operating normally Flashing One or more iDSL ports have errors Off No iDSL ports have been configured to establish a link See chapter 3 Configuring the T DAC for oper...

Page 75: ...to data mode Remote loop The remote loop initiated from the 3196RC will place a remote CPE 3092 in loopback mode Under this condition data sent by the 3196RC over the DSL link and destined to the iDSL port of a Model 3092 will be sent back to the 3196RC see figure 53 Figure 53 Remote loopback Note The test mode LED on the CPE will illuminate when the CPE s iDSL port enters remote loopback mode How...

Page 76: ...port and the CPE When a DSL port is placed on line loop data transmitted by the CPE is looped at the 3196RC port see figure 54 Figure 54 Line Loopback Note Line Loopback testing is intended for troubleshooting an iDSL con nection in consultation with an end user connected to the CPE The CPE does not notify users when the T DAC s iDSL port enters line loopback mode To activate line loop on a DSL po...

Page 77: ... be looped through the 3196RC see figure 55 Typically the received signal is looped back for retransmission after it has passed through the device s framing function framing is terminated and then regenerated Figure 55 Payload loopback To activate payload loop do the following 1 Click on the Modify Configuration link of the T1 E1 port to be placed under test 2 Locate the Loopback Configuration dro...

Page 78: ...est 2 Locate the Loopback Configuration drop down menu 3 Select LineLoop and click on the Submit Query button on the right To deactivate payload loop set the Loopback Configuration drop down menu to NoLoop and click on the Submit Query button on the right Note Refer to the Administration Reference Guide for descriptions of yellow alarms and send codes Periodic maintenance Consult the rack chassis ...

Page 79: ...nst possible failure Should your T DAC ever need replacing a previously saved copy of your exported configuration file can quickly be loaded imported into a replacement T DAC Note Import Export functions require superuser access privileges Note The parameters that will be exported are the power up settings as they are stored in flash memory and may not be the current operating parameters To ensure...

Page 80: ...ce 80 Model 3196RC T DAC User Manual 5 Troubleshooting and maintenance 2 On the Configuration Menu pane click the Import Export hyperlink to display the Import Export page figure 57 Figure 57 IMPORT EXPORT page ...

Page 81: ...rrently stored in your T DAC s flash memory On the Import Export page figure 57 on page 80 click the Export Flash hyperlink The T DAC will get the configuration file currently stored in your T DAC s flash memory and display it in your browser see figure 58 Figure 58 Example T DAC flash memory configuration file displayed in a browser ...

Page 82: ...e Type a file name Click Save Figure 59 Saving the access server flash memory configuration data as a text file Removing the defective Model 3196RC 1 Remove the replacement Model 3196RC from its shipping container and place it near the chassis in which the malfunctioning Model 3196RC is located Note The Model 3196RC T DAC blades are hot swappable so it is not necessary to deactivate the rack chass...

Page 83: ...96RC The T1 E1 WAN cable 68 pin SCSI connector The iDSL modem cable RJ 21X connector The RS 232 CONFIG cable The 10 100 ETHERNET cable 5 Verify that the green POWER LED is lit Importing a saved configuration Before importing a saved configuration you must define the Model 3196RC s IP address and netmask These parameters are defined via the Model 3196RC RS 232 CONFIG port on the Model 3196RC 1 Refe...

Page 84: ...g with the T1 E1 signal 3 Verify that after 5 seconds the WAN LED begins flashing indicating that the Model 3196RC is satisfied with the quality of the T1 E1 signal 4 Verify that after 10 seconds the WAN LED extinguishes indicating that the Model 3196RC is satisfied with the network signal and that the link is ready for use 5 Verify that the green Ethernet LED is either flashing indicating link st...

Page 85: ...er contents Introduction 86 Contact information 86 Warranty Service and Returned Merchandise Authorizations RMAs 86 Warranty coverage 86 Out of warranty service 86 Returns for credit 86 Return for credit policy 87 RMA numbers 87 Shipping instructions 87 ...

Page 86: ...carefully tested before ship ment All of our products are backed by a comprehensive warranty program Note If you purchased your equipment from a Patton Electronics reseller ask your reseller how you should proceed with warranty service It is often more convenient for you to work with your local reseller to obtain a replacement Patton services our products no matter how you acquired them Warranty c...

Page 87: ...a request on the RMA Request page in the Support section at www patton com By calling 1 301 975 1000 and speaking to a Technical Support Engineer By sending an e mail to returns patton com All returned units must have the RMA number clearly visible on the outside of the shipping container Please use the original packing material that the device came in or pack the unit securely to avoid damage dur...

Page 88: ...88 Appendix A Network Ports RJ 21X connector pin out Chapter contents Introduction 89 ...

Page 89: ...Wire Color Code Port 1 1 26 Blue White White Blue Port 2 2 27 Orange White White Orange Port 3 3 28 Green White White Green Port 4 4 29 Brown White White Brown Port 5 5 30 Slate White White Slate Port 6 6 31 Blue Red Red Blue Port 7 7 32 Orange Red Red Orange Port 8 8 33 Green Red Red Green Port 9 9 34 Brown Red Red Brown Port 10 10 35 Slate Red Red Slate Port 11 11 36 Blue Black Black Blue Port 1...

Page 90: ...42 Orange Yellow Yellow Orange 18 43 Green Yellow Yellow Green 19 44 Brown Yellow Yellow Brown 20 45 Slate Yellow Yellow Slate 21 46 Blue Violet Violet Blue 22 47 Orange Violet Violet Orange 23 48 Green Violet Violet Green 24 49 Brown Violet Violet Brown 25 50 Slate Violet Violet Slate Table 9 Band Marked Color Code Continued DSL Port 50 Pin Positions Wire Color Code ...

Page 91: ...91 Appendix B WAN Network Module connector pinout Chapter contents Introduction 92 68 Pin Telco pinout 92 ...

Page 92: ...ons Wire Color Code Port 1 TX 1 1 35 White Tan Tan White Port 9 TX 17 17 51 Tan Gray Gray Tan Port 1 RX 2 2 36 White Brown Brown White Port 9 RX 18 18 52 Brown Pink Pink Brown Port 2 TX 3 3 37 White Pink Pink White Port 10 TX 19 19 53 Brown Orange Orange Brown Port 2 RX 4 4 38 White Orange Orange White Port 10 RX 20 20 54 Brown Violet Violet Brown Port 3 TX 5 5 39 White Violet Violet White Port 11...

Page 93: ...7 TX 13 13 47 Tan Violet Violet Tan Port 15 TX 29 29 63 Pink Green Green Pink Port 7 RX 14 14 48 Tan Blue Blue Tan Port 15 RX 30 30 64 Pink Gray Gray Pink Port 8 TX 15 15 49 Tan Yellow Yellow Tan Port 16 TX 31 31 65 Orange Violet Violet Orange Port 8 RX 16 16 50 Tan Green Green Tan Port 16 RX 32 32 66 Orange Blue Violet Blue 33 67 NOT USED 34 68 NOT USED Table 10 WAN cable s 68 non terminated twis...

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