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S4TEF10xx-10x
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Operation
T1/E1 LEDs
Each T1/E1 link has a pair of LEDs embedded in the RJ-48 connector that monitor
the status of the link.
LNK LED
(green)
On = T1/E1 link detected.
AIS LED
(amber)
On = AIS
(Alarm Indication Signal)
detected. Failure of the device
connected to the T1/E1 port.
Fiber Network LEDs
Use the status LEDs next to the fiber port to monitor the Device and the fiber
network connections.
LKF
(fiber link)
On = Fiber link connection.
Flashing = Fiber network activity.
PWR
(power)
On = Connection to external AC or DC power.
Link
Link
Link
Link
AIS
AIS
AIS
AIS
100Base-FX
RS-232
LKF
PWR
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2
3
4
5
6
LEDs
Fiber LEDs
Operation — Continued
Remote Management Function
The S4TEF10xx-10x, can be remotely managed when connected via fiber cable to a
local C4TEF10xx-10x slide-in-module Device that is installed in a managed
Transition Networks
PointSystem™
chassis. The SNMP section
(below)
lists the
commands that can be used to monitor and manage a networked S4TEF10xx-10x
Device at a remote location. For more details, see the C4TEF10xx-10x user’s guide
on-line at: www.transition.com.
SNMP
See the on-line documentation that comes with Transition Networks FocalPoint™
software for applicable commands and usage.
Use SNMP at an attached terminal or at a remote location to monitor the Device by
monitoring:
•
Device power
•
Fiber link status
•
Copper link status for each T1/E1
(AIS, link)
•
RS-232 status
(speed, bits, parity, stop)
•
AIS detected on fiber link
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All hardware switch settings
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Model #, serial #, PIC revision, HW revision, group string, connectors
Also, use SNMP to enter network commands that:
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Local and remote fiber loop-back
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Local and remote T1/E1 loop-back for each channel
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T1/E1 line options
(DS1, DSX-1, J1, D1, AIS)
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RS-232 settings
(speed, bits, parity, stop)
•
T1/E1 monitor modes and loop-back modes
•
Boot-load firmware
(local unit only)
The local
(auxiliary)
factory maintenance interface via the RS-232 connector
supports:
•
Switch selection for the RS-232 interface
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Access to all local and remote status information
•
Perform all local and remote commands
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Operate at selected baud rates
