Digital Link DL3800 DS1, Руководство пользователя

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Front Panel Interface 5-17
5
Node Configuration
The NODE CONFIG MENU allows the user to conÞgure the NODE ID,
NODE NUMBER, DATE & TIME and *NODE COMM PORT (Terminal). It
also displays the NODE HW REV and the SOFTWARE REV, which are set
by the factory.
The NODE CONFIG MENU is accessed through the CONFIGURATION
MAIN MENU by pressing
ENTER when
NODE CONFIG
appears on the
display. Pressing the down arrow or up arrow toggles through the Sub-
Menus.
Pressing ENTER when a selection is in the display allows the user to view
the present conÞguration. Pressing ENTER again will cause the entry to
start blinking and allows the user to change the selection if desired.
To change the selection, use the down arrow and up arrow buttons to
toggle through the choices. Pressing
ENTER selects the option that's in the
display as the conÞguration. In the case of changing names and numbers,
only one number or letter will "blink" at a time. Only that number or letter
can be changed. After each letter or number is selected, press
ENTER to
Backup Database Used to manually back-up the database to EEPROM
DTE CONFIG MENU Used to set the line mode for the DTE DATA port. It is also used to define
whether the DTE signal is defined missing when the DTR and the RTS line is
not asserted. Other options include DTE/DCE mode, V.35/RS449, and
clocking option (SCTE/SCT Normal or SCT Invert)
NETWORK CONFIG
MENU Used to set the operating mode (Inverse Mux or Single Line DSU), and
clocking options of that are common to all T1 Network Ports.
NET N CONFIG MENU Used to set various configurable items that are unique to each individual T1
Network Port, including Framing Format, Line Code, Alarm Reporting, Auto-
Restore, and Equalization.
NET THRESHOLDS MENU Allows the user to enable/disable and set the values of the various Network
Alarm Thresholds which, when exceeded, will cause the T1 lines to
automatically be taken out of service.
NOTE: Only the terminal comm port can be set through the front
panel. The network management port is set through the ASCII terminal.
Table 5-4 CONFIGURATION MENU Items (Continued)
Menu Definition