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Appendix A Technical Information

A.1 Smart Card

The configuration is stored in a card in the device and is read each time the device boots. This configuration is gen-
erally stored in the Flash memory of the device. However, in some models, you can use an external device in order
to store the configuration: a

Smart Card

, which simplifies the transfer of configurations from one device to another.

The information is compressed in order to take advantage of the space available in the

Smart Card

. The choice of

the active storing medium where you read the configuration and where this is stored is carried out through console
commands. These commands can be found in more detail in the “Dm704-I Configuration and Monitoring” manual.

A.1.1 Description and insertion

The

Smart Card

is a card with an integrated circuit permitting you to store and process information. The available

space is variable, however it can always be measured in Kilobytes. The external aspect of the card is displayed in
the following figure: on one side of the card you can see the integrated circuit and on the other there is an arrow in-
dicating which way to insert the card.

Fig. 14:

Aspect of a SmartCard

In those models that have this device, the

Smart Card

is inserted in the slot located on the front panel of the equip-

ment. The card should be placed in the slot so that the arrow is face up and the chip face down. The card must be
carefully inserted following the arrow until a small click is heard.

Fig. 15:

SmartCard insertion slot

Next to the insertion slot you can see a LED which indicates the card activity. This LED lights up in green when it is
reading or writing in the card and remains off when there is no activity.

Note

DO NOT extract or introduce the card when the activity LED is on. Otherwise, data stored in the card
may be lost.

A.1.2 Viewing the content

The content of the

Smart Card

may be viewed from either the console or through FTP.

• In order to view the content of the

Smart Card

, or the free space, use the ‘FILE LIST’ command from the configura-

tion menu (please see manual “Dm704-I Configuration and Monitoring”). Given that the

Smart Card

is a slow

device, it may take a few seconds to respond.

Technical Information

Teldat S.A.

12

Atlas 250

Summary of Contents for Atlas 250

Page 1: ...Atlas 250 Installation Manual Copyright Teldat DM698 I Version 4 1 7 2015 Teldat S A Teldat S A Manual Atlas 250 1 ...

Page 2: ...Teldat S A offers no warranty whatsoever for information contained in this manual Teldat S A is not liable for any direct indirect collateral consequential or any other damage connected to the deliv ery supply or use of this manual Manual Teldat S A 2 Atlas 250 ...

Page 3: ...tion of the microswitches 9 3 2 1 Procedure to ignore the configuration 10 Appendix A Technical Information 12 A 1 Smart Card 12 A 1 1 Description and insertion 12 A 1 2 Viewing the content 12 A 1 3 Write 14 A 1 4 Access Mode 14 A 1 5 Format 15 A 2 Troubleshooting 15 A 3 Updating the software and the configurations 16 A 3 1 Updating using FTP 17 A 3 2 Updating via XModem 18 A 4 Connecting the conn...

Page 4: ...Appendix B Safety information 28 B 1 Recycling and the Environment 28 B 2 Translated Safety Warnings 28 Table of Contents Teldat S A ii Atlas 250 ...

Page 5: ... reserves the right to make changes and improvements to the appropriate features of the Atlas 250 in both the software and hardware modifying the specifications of this manual without prior notice Teldat S A Important Information Atlas 250 1 ...

Page 6: ... ing DLSw This option allows the transport network architecture to be standardized for TCP IP In the case of interfaces with public or private Wide Area Network WAN the Atlas 250 enables access to the Integ rated Services Digital Network ISDN through a basic access via the D and or B channel In addition to the direct X 25 option the possibility of FRAME RELAY or PPP connections up to speeds of 2 M...

Page 7: ...ns as it is already protected To avoid electric shocks residual current circulation and other unwanted effects also affecting data communications the following is recommended Warning All interconnected communication devices should be plugged to THE SAME GROUNDED POWER OUTLET which should at the same time be of good quality lower than 10 ohms Whether the workplace is provided with an uninterrupted ...

Page 8: ... position of the driver labeled as T when acting as termin al and M for modem functions The operation mode is the one indicated by the label closest to the connector This holds true for all drivers except for the RS 485 where you cannot change the modem or terminal behavior as this al ways has the same direction The operating mode selection for 2 or 4 wires is carried out from the router s softwar...

Page 9: ...4 Location as the only or last terminal Intermediate position in the ISDN S bus The TERM pushbutton must be in the OFF position if the router occupies an intermediate position in the ISDN S bus Fig 5 Location in an intermediate position in the bus 2 2 4 Connecting for configuration The Atlas 250 routers have a DB 9 female connector on the rear panel referred to as AUX which provides access to the ...

Page 10: ...ng the soft ware and the configurations on page 16 2 3 Installation in a rack In order to install the Atlas 250 router in a 19 inch rack you need two plastic strips like the ones shown in the figure The strips and the associated screws are not included in the basic packet and need to be acquired separately Both strips are attached to the device through four screws two at each side as shown in the ...

Page 11: ...s simplifies the operations visual checking procedure Subsequently for each tested internal element a device LED lights up in yellow beginning with the S LED If the test is successful the LED remains green If any malfunctions are detected the corresponding LED remains lit up in red and once the auto test has completed depending on the problem the device resets and repeats the process or allows you...

Page 12: ...shbutton controlling the ISDN bus terminal resistance and the WAN connectors in DB 25 format Finally depending on the version you will find diverse types of slots which permit access to the various expansion cards that can be situated in the interior of the device By default these slots are protec ted by blind covers and once removed allow you to access the distinct connectors supporting the expan...

Page 13: ...ed by the num bers 1 to 8 as shown in the below figure These activate test functions software loading functions etc All these mi cro switches are in the OFF position by default These should not be handled by the user other than to reestablish the default configuration as described below Teldat S A 3 Description of the equipment Atlas 250 9 ...

Page 14: ...he ON OFF switch Using a screwdriver or another sharp instrument move micro switch 5 to the ON position Turn the device on with the ON OFF switch When the device is switched on a message similar to the one shown below will appear on the configuration console Router Teldat BOOT CODE VERSION 01 02 Dec 28 2004 12 56 28 gzip Dec 28 2004 12 56 29 P C B 72 MASK 0064 Microcode 002D START FROM FLASH BIOS ...

Page 15: ...t software license 6 56 Current serial number 472 00144 BIOS MAC Add 00 a0 26 70 00 90 TRYING APP CODE DUMP CONFIGURED atlas2g bin ver 0 10 5 1 0 0 0 0 APP DATA DUMP Running application Empty configuration used Initializing Press any key to get started As you can see the text Empty configuration used appears in the box On reaching this point you can set micro switch 5 in the OFF position it is not...

Page 16: ...one side of the card you can see the integrated circuit and on the other there is an arrow in dicating which way to insert the card Fig 14 Aspect of a SmartCard In those models that have this device the Smart Card is inserted in the slot located on the front panel of the equip ment The card should be placed in the slot so that the arrow is face up and the chip face down The card must be carefully ...

Page 17: ...o access the FTP server If authentication with a RADIUS server is activated introduce the correspond ing password Exit the FTP default device through the cd command Change to the FTP device using the Smart Card through the cd smc command Display the content of the Smart Card through the dir command C atl ftp 172 24 78 94 Connected to 172 24 78 94 220 FTP server ready 1 active clients of 1 simultan...

Page 18: ...ion In cases where the file recorded in the Smart Card is already sent in gzip compressed format this will not be com pressed nor will the extension be modified Files transferred via FTP from the Smart Card to a PC will be transferred in exactly the same way as they were stored in the Smart Card i e compressed The compression format used can be decompressed with the majority of decompression appli...

Page 19: ... file files with extension cfz If one is found the device will boot with this configuration marking it as the active configuration file In the same way as the above case the configuration will NOT be copied in the Flash memory This is configured as SMARTCARD FLASH independently of the configured active medium 4 Finally if the Smart Card is not available or none of the configuration files is found ...

Page 20: ...e bus is correct and that the Sbus terminal switch is in the correct position The LEDS indicate the inter faces are established but there is no connectivity at the data levels Check the configuration routes IP addresses serial interface speed etc A 3 Updating the software and the configurations Both the BIOS as well as the routing application code and the configurations are stored in the device fl...

Page 21: ...a RADIUS server insert the corres ponding password Pass to binary mode through the binary command Carry out the transfer through the put command Permanently save the loaded file with quote site savebuffer command If you want the device to automatically restart and begin executing the new code you can send the quote site re load on command On leaving the FTP session the device will restart after ap...

Page 22: ... set a new speed you are shown how to do this in the following figure Wait until the B1 LED is green and the S LED is slowly flashing in yellow the device is waiting to load the code Through a program with a function to send data with the XModem protocol you carry out loading from an applica tion file you will notice that the S LED is flashing rapidly indicating the transfer process If the S LED p...

Page 23: ...duction date 04 44 Current software license 6 56 Current serial number 472 00144 Current file name AT2G BIN Press Ctrl t to change file name Xmodem whith chk transfer Default baud rate 115200 Press any key to change the baud rate o Select the baud rate transfer 1 9600 4 38400 2 14400 5 57600 3 19200 6 115200 Press 0 to abort load 4 Set baud rate to 38400 and send the file with Xmodem with chk prot...

Page 24: ...XModem through Windows Hyperterminal A 4 Connecting the connectors A 4 1 Twisted pair connections RJ45 RJ45 LAN RJ45 PIN Ethernet 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Tx input Tx input Rx output Rx output Technical Information Teldat S A 20 Atlas 250 ...

Page 25: ...s without parity and with one stop bit 9600 8N1 This is a female DB9 connector that behaves as DCE permitting pin to pin connection with a PC asynchronous port or terminal DB9 DB9 PIN Signal 3 2 5 7 8 1 4 6 TXD RXD GND Joined Pins Joined Pins A 4 4 WAN Connector Note Cables used for multi purpose Teldat drivers must not be used in these connections You must use end to end pin to pin connector cabl...

Page 26: ...H Memory 4 8 or 16 Mbytes depending on the version EEPROM 2 Kbytes NVRAM 128 Kbytes LAN Interfaces PROTOCOLS Ethernet 802 3 Ethernet blue book Nº PORTS 2 SPEED 10 Mbps 10BaseT 100 Mbps 100BaseT CONNECTOR RJ45 female WAN Interfaces PROTOCOLS FRAME RELAY X 25 PPP SDLC X 28 SCADA INTERFACES Insertable Drivers V 24 V 35 X 21 DTE DCE and RS 485 2 4 Wire Nº PORTS 2 Technical Information Teldat S A 22 At...

Page 27: ...ion A 6 Installing PMC Cards The Atlas 250 features and interfaces can be amplified by inserting PMC boards PCI mezzanine card The Atlas 250 will support up to 3 cards simultaneously In order to correctly insert the card please follow the steps given be low Should you encounter any problems please contact your usual supplier 1 Switch off the device as described in General installation conditions o...

Page 28: ...slots and the mechanical characteristics of the PMC board The following figure shows the Atlas 250 baseboard as seen from the device front panel The various slots are labeled as SLOT1 SLOT2 and SLOT3 Each slot possesses a set of elevated connectors with gold contacts and a pair of securing screws 5 Remove the blind cover from the selected slot This cover is located on the rear panel and secured th...

Page 29: ... posts over the screws Secure these firmly 8 Place the PMC card in the slot so that it firstly adjusts to the space on the device rear panel and subsequently to the two PMC connections This operation must be carried out carefully without forcing any piece or part of the device Check that the board is clearly settled over the PMC connectors Teldat S A Technical Information Atlas 250 25 ...

Page 30: ...ides adjust below the front panel Secure the cov er using the screws from point 3 11 Connect and switch on the device as explained in General installation conditions on page 3Check that the device starts up as described in Switching on the device on page 7 Should you detect any problems switch off the device and make sure that the above steps have been carried out correctly If the problem persists...

Page 31: ... 13 Finally in order to use and configure the board you need to boot the device with a default configuration Teldat S A Technical Information Atlas 250 27 ...

Page 32: ...ng materials i e the cardboard box plastic and any other packaging together with the pieces making up an Atlas 250 must be recycled complying with the current active laws regarding recycling materials The above symbol with a cross over the rubbish container can be seen on the device This means that when a device reaches the end of its life it must be taken to the official recycling disposal center...

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