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HP auroraTempo User Manual

HP auroraTempo User Manual (300 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 4.8 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

4
- Introducing Aurora
  
  11
  - Welcome
    12
    
    Conventions
    13
  - Your Aurora Tempo
    15
    
    Care
    16
    
    Safety
    16
  - A Look at Aurora Tempo
    17
    
    The Keypad
    17
    
    LED Indicators
    20
    
    Communications Ports & Connectors
    23
- Power Sources
  
  27
  - Using AC Power
    28
  - Using Battery Power
    28
    
    Recharging the Battery Packs
    29
    
    Replacing Battery Packs
    30
Getting Started

33
- Connecting Aurora Tempo
  33
- Switching Power on
  36
- The Main Display & Menu
  36
- About the Windows
  37
- Displaying & Selecting Menu Options
  38
- About Interfaces
  39
  - Selecting an Interface
    39
  - Freeing an Interface
    40
- About Applications
  40
- Displaying Status Information
  42
  - Physical Status Information
    43
  - System Status
    44
  - Frame Relay Status
    45
  - Exiting the Status Screens
    46
- Simulation & Monitor Modes
  42
  - Selecting Simulate or Monitor Mode
    42
- Getting Help
  47
- Physical Testing
  49
  - Understanding the Status Display
    49
    
    Frame Relay
    50
    
    Printing Status Information
    58
    
    Resetting the Counters
    59
    
    Status at a Glance
    59
  - Performing a BER Test
    60
    
    Setting up a BER Test
    60
    
    Starting & Stopping a BER Test
    63
    
    Understanding BER Test Results
    63
    
    Resetting BER Test Results
    65
    
    Injecting Bit Errors
    65
  - Saving & Downloading BER Test Results
    66
    
    Saving Results to File
    66
    
    Downloading Results Via the Serial Port
    68
  - Injecting Layer 1 Errors
    70
  - Performing a Remote Loop Test
    72
    
    Activating & Deactivating Remote Loops
    73
    
    Verifying the Loop
    76
  - Performing a Line Rate Test
    77
  - Applying a Local Loop
    78
    
    Applying a Line Loop
    79
    
    Applying a Payload Loop
    79
    
    Dds
    79
Frame Relay Testing

81
- Section 1 - Setting up the Link
  
  83
  - Setting the DLCI Address Length
    84
  - Setting the Interface Type
    84
  - Choosing the Circuit Type
    85
  - PVC Configuration
    85
    
    Setting the LMI Protocol
    85
    
    Specifying a DLCI Range for Pvcs
    86
    
    Setting Other PVC Parameters
    86
  - SVC Configuration
    88
    
    Setting the SVC Protocol
    88
    
    Specifying a DLCI Range for Svcs
    88
    
    Setting Other SVC Parameters
    89
    
    Bearer Capability
    89
    
    Channel Identification
    90
    
    DLCI Identifier
    90
    
    Progress Indicator
    90
    
    Network Facility
    92
    
    End to End Transit Delay
    92
    
    Packet Binary Parameters
    93
    
    Link Layer Core
    93
    
    Link Layer Protocol
    94
    
    X.213 Priority
    94
    
    Setting up a Calling Party Number (CPN)
    95
    
    Setting up a Calling Party Sub-Address
    98
    
    Setting up a Called Party Number & Sub-Address
    100
    
    Transit Network
    100
    
    Low Layer Compatibility
    101
    
    High Layer Compatibility
    104
    
    User to User Information (UUI)
    105
- Section 2 - Displaying & Capturing Data
  
  108
  - Displaying Data as It Is Captured
    108
    
    Understanding the Traffic Display
    109
  - Capturing and Saving Data
    112
    
    Capturing to the Serial Port
    112
    
    Sending Data to Aurora Expert for Windows
    113
    
    Saving to File
    113
    
    Starting & Stopping Data Capture
    115
    
    Changing the Decode Mode
    116
    
    Applying Filters
    116
  - Viewing DLCI Management Information
    117
    
    Navigating through the Display
    117
    
    Displaying Detailed Statistics
    118
    
    Resetting the Statistical Counters
    119
    
    Accessing Test Mode
    119
  - Displaying Call Information
    119
  - Manipulating Pvcs & Svcs
    121
    
    Adding & Deleting Pvcs
    121
    
    Activating & Deactivating Pvcs
    123
    
    Connecting & Disconnecting Svcs
    124
    
    Adding & Deleting Fixed Dlcis
    125
    
    Purging Dlcis
    126
  - Getting Detailed Statistics on a DLCI
    126
    
    Resetting the Statistical Counters
    129
    
    Displaying Statistics for a Different DLCI
    129
  - Displaying Interface Statistics
    129
    
    Returning to the DLCI Statistics Display
    130
  - Saving & Downloading Statistics
    130
    
    Saving Statistics to File
    130
    
    Downloading Statistics Via the Serial Port
    133
- Section 3 - Performing Tests
  
  135
  - About Test Mode
    135
    
    Restarting & Stopping Tests
    136
    
    Resetting Test Results
    136
    
    Selecting a Different DLCI
    136
    
    Exceeding Performance
    136
    
    Setting up a Test
    138
  - CIR Measurement
    140
    
    Available CIR Test Types
    140
    
    Performing a CIR Test
    141
    
    CIR Test Results
    141
  - Performing a Frame Load Test
    143
  - Performing a Frame Receive Test
    151
  - Performing a Frame Loop Test
    153
  - Performing a Ping Test
    154
  - Performing a Ping Receive Test
    159
  - Performing a Variable Load Test
    160
  - Performing a Receive Throughput Test
    167
  - Stopping a Test
    169
  - Saving & Downloading Test Results
    170
- Section 4 - Customizing Data Capture & Display
  
  171
  - Displaying Full or Summary Decode Data
    171
  - Using a Filter
    172
    
    Logger Filters
    172
    
    Decode Filters
    173
    
    Applying an Existing Filter
    173
    
    Creating a New Filter
    174
    
    Editing a Filter
    177
Tempo Configuring Aurora

179
- Configuring Aurora
  179
  - Accessing Configuration
    180
  - Configuring an Interface
    181
    
    Choosing the Emulation Type
    181
    
    Choosing the Clock Source
    182
    
    Specifying the Speed
    183
    
    Specifying Hardware Handshake
    183
    
    Choosing the Framing Type
    183
    
    Selecting a Line Code
    184
    
    Selecting the Line Build out
    184
    
    Including a CRC Value
    185
    
    Selecting the Sealing Current
    185
    
    Selecting Line Termination
    185
    
    Selecting CAS (Channel Associated Signalling)
    186
    
    Choosing a Timeslot
    186
    
    Choosing the Number of Bits
    188
  - Displaying System Parameters
    188
  - Changing the System Setup
    189
    
    Setting up the Serial Port
    189
    
    Powering off Automatically
    191
    
    Setting the Date and Time
    191
    
    Setting the Display Language
    192
    
    Switching Audio Warnings on and off
    192
    
    Setting up Aurora Tempo for Remote Control
    192
    
    Applying Factory Defaults
    192
  - Displaying Frame Relay Settings
    193
  - Saving a Configuration File
    193
  - Applying a Configuration File
    194
  - Applying Configuration Defaults
    195
  - Downloading New Software
    200
    
    Installing the New Software
    200
Working with the File Manager

203
- Accessing the File Manager
  204
- Displaying File Statistics
  205
- Managing Stored Files
  206
  - Renaming Files
    206
  - Deleting Files
    207
  - Expert for Windows
    208
  - Optimizing Storage
    209
- Displaying Stored Files
  209
  - Displaying Several Stored Files
    210
- Working with Stored Traffic Files
  210
  - Displaying Data in Full or Summary Decode Format
    210
  - Navigating through the Display
    211
  - Using File Markers
    211
  - Applying a Filter
    213
- Printing a Stored File
  213
- Printing a Window
  213
Introduction to Frame Relay

215
- What Is Frame Relay
  216
- Frame Relay Standards
  218
- A Typical Frame Relay Network
  221
  - Equipment & the Frame Relay Network
    221
  - Equipment Interface Reference Points
    222
- Frames
  222
- Virtual Circuits
  225
  - Pvc
    226
  - Svc
    226
- Frame Relay Protocol
  229
- Congestion Control
  230
- Burst Size
  231
- Committed Information Rate & Burst Size
  231
- LMI (Local Management Interface)
  233
Appendix 1 - Technical Data

237
- Appendix 1 - Technical Data
  
  239
  - Power Supply
    239
- Aurora Specifications
  
  240
  - Interface Specifications
    240
  - Cable Pinouts
    241
  - Approvals
    250
  - Calibration
    250
  - Safety
    251
Appendix 3 - Menutrees

261
- Appendix 2 - Call Clear Cause Codes A2-2
  261
- Main Menu Menutree
  262
- Frame Relay Menutree
  263
- Physical Testing Menutree
  264
- Setup Config Menutree
  265

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