Paradyne Network Card 3165 DSU CSU User Manual

ACCULINK 3165 DSU/CSU  
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Document No. 3165-A2-GL11-30  
 
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Modem  
PSTN  
Modem  
or  
or  
PC  
Terminal  
SNMP Manager  
Workstation  
Front  
Panel  
Modem  
Port  
Modem  
Port  
3165 DSU/CSU  
Network  
Port  
COM  
Port  
3165  
DSU/CSU  
COM PORT MODEM  
NETWORK  
POWER  
AUX PORT  
DTE  
NEC  
CLASS  
INPUT  
2
CAUTION:AUX PORT OR COM PORT MUST NOT BE CONNECTED TO PSTN OR T1 NETWORK  
Network  
Port  
T1 Network  
COM Port  
Power  
Serial  
Port  
COM PORT MODEM  
AUX PORT  
NETWORK  
POWER  
DTE  
3165  
DSU/CSU  
NEC  
CLASS  
2
CAUTION:AUX PORT OR COM PORT MUST NOT BE CONNECTED TO PSTN OR T1 NETORK  
INPUT  
Power  
Network  
Port  
or  
or  
T1 or Serial Connections  
Dial Connections  
SNMP Manager  
Workstation  
Terminal  
97-15578  
Cabling Examples  
 
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Configuration Options  
Configuration options are accessed from the Configuration branch of the front panel  
menu.  
DSU ESF  
Stat  
Test  
Cnfig  
Ctrl  
Rel  
Reset Passwd  
DevHS  
STest Perf TStat LED ID  
ClrReg  
CID  
DL  
Call  
Telco User  
Prtn T1 Prtn  
Near Far  
Dial Disc ChDir  
Rlpbk Lpbk Ptrns Lamp  
Abort Send Mon  
Cur Intvl  
24Tot  
User Prt1  
Cur Intvl  
8Tot  
1 . . 5,A  
1 . . 5,A  
(Directory)  
Near Far  
(Directory)  
QRSS 511  
QRSS 1in8 511  
LLBUP 54UP  
FT1UP  
FT1DN  
LLBDN 54DN  
Abort LLB PLB DLB RLB DCLB DTLB  
Load Edit Area From:  
Activ Cust1 Cust2 Fact1 Fact2  
Choose Function:  
Edit  
Save  
Activ Cust1 Cust2  
Port  
NET  
Chan  
Gen  
User  
Alarm  
Mgmt  
Dsply Clear  
Gen Trap  
97-15579  
 
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Table 1. Port Configuration Options (1 of 2)  
Option  
Factory 1  
E530  
Factory 2  
E530  
Comments/Description  
V.35  
V.35  
Selects the port type: EIA-530A,  
V.35, RS449, or X.21.  
Port Type:  
RS449  
X.21  
RS449  
X.21  
Nx64  
Nx64  
Enables the port to either Nx56 or  
Nx64 rates.  
Base Rate:  
Net DCLB:  
Nx56  
Disab  
V.54  
Nx56  
Disab  
V.54  
Network-initiated DCLB, allows  
DCLB to be controlled by inband  
V.54 or FT1 (ANSI) codes.  
FT1  
FT1  
Both  
Disab  
DTLB  
DCLB  
Both  
Disab  
DTR  
RTS  
Both  
Disab  
DTLB  
DCLB  
Both  
Disab  
DTR  
RTS  
Port-initiated Loopbacks, allows  
Loopbacks to be initiated through  
the port by the external DTE.  
Port LB:  
All ones sent to network (DTE) T1  
when DTR or RTS interrupted.  
All Ones:  
Both  
None  
Halt  
Both  
None  
Halt  
Data port remains enabled, or is  
disabled, on receiving Yellow on  
network T1.  
Rcv Yellow:  
(Received Yellow)  
Int  
Int  
Selects whether the transmitted  
data clock is internal (TXC) or  
external (XTXC).  
Tx Clock:  
Ext  
Ext  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
InvertTxC:  
(Invert Tx Clock)  
Selects phase inversion of the  
transmit clock (TXC).  
Allows the data on the port to be  
inverted.  
InvertData:  
 
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Table 1. Port Configuration Options (2 of 2)  
Option  
Factory 1  
10E–4  
10E–5  
10E–6  
10E–7  
10E–8  
10E–9  
Factory 2  
10E–4  
10E–5  
10E–6  
10E–7  
10E–8  
10E–9  
Comments/Description  
Err Rate:  
(Excessive Error  
Rate)  
Selects the error rate threshold for  
Excessive Error Rate Alarm.  
Table 2. Network Interface Configuration Options  
Option  
Factory 1  
D4  
Factory 2  
D4  
Comments/Description  
NET Framing:  
Selects D4 or ESF framing format.  
ESF  
ESF  
AMI  
AMI  
Selects AMI or B8ZS line coding  
format.  
NET Coding:  
LBO:  
B8ZS  
0.0  
B8ZS  
0.0  
–7.5  
–7.5  
Provides Line Build Out in dB.  
–15  
–15  
–22.5  
Enab  
Disab  
Disab  
SNMP  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
–22.5  
Enab  
Disab  
Disab  
SNMP  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Sends ANSI Performance Report  
Messages.  
ANSI PRM:  
Mgmt Link:  
NET LLB:  
Specifies whether the FDL’s  
Management Link is enabled.  
Network-initiated LLB allows LLB to  
be controlled by inband LLB codes.  
Network-initiated PLB allows PLB  
to be controlled by FDL PLB  
messages.  
NET PLB:  
Disab  
62411  
Part68  
Disab  
Edit  
Disab  
62411  
Part68  
Disab  
Edit  
Provides enforcement of ones  
density protection per AT&T TR  
62411, ANSI T1-403, and FCC  
Part 68 Technical Publication.  
BitStuff:  
Circuit Ident:  
Specifies the transmission vendor’s  
circuit identifier.  
Clear  
Clear  
 
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Table 3. Channel Configuration Options (1 of 2)  
Option  
Factory 1  
Block  
Factory 2  
Block  
Comments/Description  
Determines how channels are  
assigned: contiguous blocks,  
ACAMI or individual channels.  
ACAMI  
Chan  
ACAMI  
Chan  
Assign By:  
Option  
Factory 1  
Factory 2  
Comments/Description  
64 (56)  
128 (112)  
64 (56)  
128 (112)  
192 (168)  
256 (224)  
320 (280)  
384 (336)  
448 (392)  
512 (448)  
576 (504)  
640 (560)  
704 (616)  
768 (672)  
832 (728)  
896 (784)  
960 (840)  
1024 (896)  
1088 (952)  
1152 (1008)  
1216 (1064)  
1280 (1120)  
1344 (1176)  
1408 (1232)  
1472 (1288)  
1536 (1344)  
192 (168)  
256 (224)  
320 (280)  
384 (336)  
448 (392)  
512 (448)  
576 (504)  
640 (560)  
704 (616)  
768 (672)  
832 (728)  
896 (784)  
960 (840)  
1024 (896)  
1088 (952)  
1152 (1008)  
1216 (1064)  
1280 (1120)  
1344 (1176)  
1408 (1232)  
1472 (1288)  
1536 (1344)  
Selects the data rate for the port.  
The possible rates depend on  
whether the port is configured for  
Nx56 or Nx64.  
Port Rate:  
This configuration option only  
appears if the “Assigned By”  
configuration option is Block or  
ACAMI.  
 
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Table 3. Channel Configuration Options (2 of 2)  
Clears (unassigns) channels for  
this port.  
Clear  
Clear  
N1 (D1)  
N2 (D2)  
N1 (D1)  
N2 (D2)  
N3 (D3)  
N3 (D3)  
N4 (D4)  
N4 (D4)  
N5 (D5)  
N5 (D5)  
N6 (D6)  
N6 (D6)  
N7 (D7)  
N7 (D7)  
N8 (D8)  
N8 (D8)  
N9 (D9)  
N9 (D9)  
N10 (D10)  
N11 (D11)  
N12 (D12)  
N13 (D13)  
N14 (D14)  
N15 (D15)  
N16 (D16)  
N17 (D17)  
N18 (D18)  
N19 (D19)  
N20 (D20)  
N21 (D21)  
N22 (D22)  
N23 (D23)  
N24 (D24)  
N10 (D10)  
N11 (D11)  
N12 (D12)  
N13 (D13)  
N14 (D14)  
N15 (D15)  
N16 (D16)  
N17 (D17)  
N18 (D18)  
N19 (D19)  
N20 (D20)  
N21 (D21)  
N22 (D22)  
N23 (D23)  
N24 (D24)  
Start At:  
This configuration option appears if  
the “Assigned By” configuration  
option is Block or ACAMI.  
Line 1 Displays:  
Line 2 Displays:  
Meaning  
Comments/Description  
Unassigned  
This configuration option appears if  
the “Assigned By” configuration  
option is individual channels  
(Chan).  
Channel assigned  
to port 1  
Prt1  
N1 N2 N3 ...... N24:  
(If assigned to NET)  
Channel assigned  
to this DTE  
channel  
D1, D2 ... D24  
D1 D2 D3 ..... D24:  
(If assigned to DTE)  
Function key under the channel  
(N1, N2 etc.) assigns (unassigns)  
port (1, 2, 3, or 4) to that channel.  
Channel assigned  
to this NET  
N1, N2 ... N24  
channel  
 
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Table 4. General Configuration Options  
Option  
Factory 1  
Enab  
Disab  
NET  
DTE  
Prt1  
Int  
Factory 2  
Enab  
Disab  
NET  
DTE  
Prt1  
Int  
Comments/Description  
Gen Yellow:  
(Generate Yellow)  
Yellow alarm is generated by the  
DSU/CSU on LOS, LOF, or AIS.  
Selects the clock source to be  
used as the master clock for the  
DSU/CSU.  
Clock Src:  
Ext  
Ext  
2048  
1544  
8
2048  
1544  
8
Selects the clock rate of the source  
if external.  
Clock Rate:  
Tst Timeout  
Enab  
Disab  
10  
Enab  
Disab  
10  
Specifies whether the durations of  
user-initiated tests are limited by  
Tst Duration.  
Up  
Up  
Specifies the duration of  
user-initiated loopback and pattern  
tests.  
Tst Duration  
Down  
Save  
Down  
Save  
 
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Table 5. User Configuration Options (1 of 3)  
Option  
Factory 1  
Enab  
Factory 2  
Enab  
Comments/Description  
Allows bypass of self-test on  
initialization.  
Self-Test:  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Controls whether front panel  
access or display is allowed.  
FP Access:  
FP Pass:  
Controls whether front panel  
pass-through is allowed.  
Enab  
Disab  
None  
Com  
Enab  
Disab  
None  
Com  
Controls whether dial-in access is  
allowed.  
Dial-In:  
Controls whether a password is  
required during a call setup.  
Password:  
Modem  
Both  
Modem  
Both  
Mgmt  
ASCII  
Daisy  
Mgmt  
ASCII  
Daisy  
Controls how the COM port is  
used.  
Com Use:  
Term  
Async  
Sync  
Int  
Term  
Async  
Sync  
Int  
Controls whether the COM port is  
synchronous or asynchronous.  
Com Type:  
Com Clk:  
Controls whether the COM port  
uses an internal or external clock.  
Ext  
Ext  
1.2  
2.4  
1.2  
2.4  
4.8  
4.8  
Com Rate:  
(Communication Port  
Rate)  
Selects the bit rate for the COM  
port.  
9.6  
9.6  
14.4  
19.2  
38.4  
7
14.4  
19.2  
38.4  
7
Selects the character length for the  
COM port.  
Char Length:  
8
8
None  
None  
CParity:  
Even  
Odd  
Even  
Odd  
Selects the parity for the COM port.  
(Communication Port  
Parity)  
 
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Table 5. User Configuration Options (2 of 3)  
Option  
Factory 1  
Factory 2  
Comments/Description  
1
1
CStop Bits:  
(Communication Port  
Stop Bits)  
Selects the number of stop bits for  
the COM port.  
1.5  
1.5  
2
Yes  
No  
2
Yes  
No  
Specifies whether the COM port  
ignores DTR.  
Ignore DTR:  
CmInActTm:  
(COM Port Inactivity  
Timeout)  
Enab  
Disab  
5
Enab  
Disab  
5
Specifies whether the  
communication port disconnects  
after a certain period of inactivity.  
CmDiscTm:  
(COM Port  
Disconnect Time)  
Specifies the period of inactivity  
(1 to 60 minutes) that causes a  
disconnect if CmInActTm is  
enabled.  
Up  
Up  
Down  
Down  
Save  
Mgmt  
ASCII  
Term  
Async  
Sync  
1.2  
Save  
Mgmt  
ASCII  
Term  
Async  
Sync  
1.2  
Controls whether the MODEM port  
is used for SNMP management.  
Modem Use:  
Controls whether the MODEM port  
is synchronous or asynchronous.  
Modem Type:  
Modem Rate:  
Selects the bit rate for the MODEM  
port.  
2.4  
2.4  
MChar Len:  
(Modem Port  
Character Length)  
7
7
Selects the character length for the  
MODEM port.  
8
None  
Even  
Odd  
1
8
None  
Even  
Odd  
1
MParity:  
(Modem Port Parity)  
Selects the parity for the MODEM  
port.  
MStop Bits:  
(Modem Port Stop  
Bits)  
Selects the number of stop bits for  
the MODEM port.  
2
2
Enab  
Enab  
LSpaceDsc:  
(Long Space  
Disconnect)  
Selects the long space disconnect  
configuration option for terminating  
modem connections.  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
MoInActTm:  
(Modem Port  
Inactivity Timeout)  
Specifies whether the modem port  
disconnects after a certain period  
of inactivity.  
Disab  
Disab  
 
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Table 5. User Configuration Options (3 of 3)  
Option  
Factory 1  
Factory 2  
Comments/Description  
5
5
MoDiscTm:  
(Modem Port  
Disconnect Time)  
Up  
Up  
Specifies the period of inactivity  
(1 to 60 minutes) that causes a  
disconnect if MInActTm is enabled.  
Down  
Save  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
5
Down  
Save  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
5
Specifies whether the DSU/CSU  
responds to Telnet session  
requests.  
TnSession:  
(Telnet Session)  
TnPaswd:  
(Telnet Password)  
Specifies whether a password is  
required for Telnet sessions.  
TnInActTm:  
(Telnet Inactivity  
Timeout)  
Specifies whether a Telnet session  
disconnects after a certain period  
of inactivity.  
TnDiscTm:  
(Telnet Disconnect  
Time)  
The period of inactivity (1 to  
60 minutes) that causes a  
disconnect if TnInActTm is  
enabled.  
Up  
Up  
Down  
Save  
Down  
Save  
 
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Table 6. Alarm Configuration Options  
Option  
Factory 1  
Disab  
Factory 2  
Disab  
Comments/Description  
Does not display alarm messages.  
Sends alarm messages to Modem  
port.  
Modem  
Com  
Modem  
Com  
Alrm Msg:  
Sends alarm messages to COM  
port.  
Sends alarm messages to both  
ports.  
Both  
Both  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
Enab  
Disab  
SNMP Trap:  
TrapDisc:  
DialOut:  
Sends SNMP traps.  
Specifies whether the modem  
connection will disconnect after a  
trap is sent.  
Provides the option to allow  
automatic dial-out to send alarm  
messages on MODEM port.  
Specifies whether an outgoing call  
is retried on a busy or failed call  
attempt.  
Call Retry:  
Dial Delay:  
AltDialDir:  
1–4  
5
6–10  
1–4  
5
6–10  
The time (in minutes) to delay  
between successive alarm  
dial-outs or retry attempts.  
The alternate dial-out directory to  
use if a call to the primary number  
cannot be completed.  
None  
1–5  
None  
1–5  
10E–4  
10E–5  
10E–6  
10E–7  
10E–8  
10E–9  
10E–4  
10E–5  
10E–6  
10E–7  
10E–8  
10E–9  
Err Rate:  
(Excessive Error  
Rate)  
The error rate threshold for  
Excessive Error Rate Alarm.  
 
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Table 7. Management – General Configuration Options (1 of 2)  
Option  
Factory 1  
Disab  
Factory 2  
Disab  
Comments/Description  
Specifies whether the DSU/CSU  
responds to SNMP session  
requests.  
SNMP Mgt:  
Enab  
Enab  
Specifies whether the DSU/CSU  
validates the IP address of an  
SNMP manager attempting  
access.  
Disab  
Disab  
NMS Valid:  
Enab  
Enab  
The number of management  
systems authorized to send SNMP  
messages to this unit.  
1
2–10  
1
2–10  
Num Sec Mgrs:  
NMS n IP Adr:  
Edit  
Edit  
Specifies the IP address for each  
NMS. This configuration option is  
repeated for all n NMSs.  
Clear  
Read  
R/W  
Clear  
Read  
R/W  
The type of access allowed for  
NMS n.  
NMS n ACS:  
Edit  
Edit  
The SNMP system name for this  
device.  
System Name:  
System Location:  
System Contact:  
CommunityName1:  
Clear  
Edit  
Clear  
Edit  
The SNMP system location for this  
device.  
Clear  
Edit  
Clear  
Edit  
The SNMP system contact name  
for this device.  
Clear  
Edit  
Clear  
Edit  
A community name that is allowed  
access to this device. Defaults to  
public.  
Clear  
Read  
R/W  
Clear  
Read  
R/W  
The type of access allowed for  
community name 1.  
Access 1:  
Edit  
Edit  
A community name that is allowed  
access to this device.  
CommunityName2:  
Access 2:  
Clear  
Read  
R/W  
Clear  
Read  
R/W  
The type of access allowed for  
community name 2.  
Edit  
Edit  
The IP address needed to access  
the device.  
IP Adr:  
Clear  
Edit  
Clear  
Edit  
The Subnet Mask needed to  
access the device.  
NetMask:  
Clear  
Edit  
Clear  
Edit  
The IP address for the COM port  
when configured for SNMP.  
Com IP Adr:  
Clear  
Clear  
 
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Table 7. Management – General Configuration Options (2 of 2)  
Option  
Factory 1  
Edit  
Factory 2  
Edit  
Comments/Description  
The Subnet Mask needed to  
access the device when the COM  
port is configured for SNMP.  
Com NetMask:  
Clear  
PPP  
Clear  
PPP  
The link layer protocol for the COM  
port when configured for SNMP.  
Com Link:  
SLIP  
SLIP  
Edit  
Edit  
Specifies the IP address for the  
MODEM port when configured for  
SNMP.  
Modem IP Adr:  
Clear  
Clear  
Specifies the Subnet Mask needed  
to access the device when the  
MODEM port is configured for  
SNMP.  
Edit  
Edit  
Mdm NetMask:  
Alt Mdm IP Adr:  
Alt Mdm NetMask:  
Modem Link:  
Clear  
Clear  
Edit  
Edit  
Specifies the alternate IP address  
for the MODEM port when  
configured for SNMP.  
Clear  
Clear  
Specifies the alternate modem  
Subnet Mask needed to access the  
device when the MODEM port is  
configured for SNMP.  
Edit  
Edit  
Clear  
Clear  
PPP  
PPP  
Specifies the link layer protocol for  
the MODEM port when configured  
for SNMP.  
SLIP  
SLIP  
None  
Com  
None  
Com  
Specifies the default network  
destination.  
Def Netwk:  
Modem  
FDL  
Modem  
FDL  
 
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Table 8. Management – Trap Configuration Options  
Option  
Factory 1  
Factory 2  
Comments/Description  
1
2–6  
1
2–6  
The number of trap managers  
supported by the device.  
Num Trap Mgrs:  
Specifies the IP address for each  
trap manager. This configuration  
option is repeated for all n  
managers.  
Edit  
Edit  
Trapn IP Adr:  
Clear  
Clear  
None  
Def  
None  
Def  
Trapn Dst:  
Specifies the network destination  
for Trap Manager n.  
Com  
Com  
Modem  
FDL  
Modem  
FDL  
Disab  
Warm  
Auth  
Disab  
Warm  
Auth  
Specifies the general trap types to  
enable: WarmStart, Authentication  
Failure or both.  
Gen Trap:  
Entp Trap:  
Link Trap:  
Both  
Enab  
Both  
Enab  
Specifies whether the  
EnterpriseSpecific trap type is  
enabled.  
Disab  
Disab  
Up  
Disab  
Disab  
Up  
Specifies the link trap type to  
enable: Trap on Link Up, Link  
Down, or both.  
Down  
Both  
NET  
T1s  
Down  
Both  
NET  
T1s  
When any link trap types are  
enabled, specifies which links to  
send traps for.  
Trap I/F:  
Ports  
All  
Ports  
All  
 
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