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Coastcom D/I Mux III System User Manual

Coastcom D/I Mux III System User Manual (329 pages)

For D/I Mux III Shelf and Common Equipment

Brand: Coastcom | Category: Multiplexer | Size: 3.8 MB

Table of Contents

Design Compliance
7
FCC Part 68 Requirements
9
FCC Requirements for Connection of Systems to the Telephone Network
9
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
9
Part 15 Regulations for Telephone Equipment
9
Safety Agency Certifications
12
Table of Contents
13
Chapter 1. System Overview and Modes of Operation

21
- D/I Mux III Capabilities
  21
- D/I Mux III Functions
  22
- D/I Mux III Features
  22
- D/I Mux III Software Control
  23
  - Remote Control with NCC
    24
- Snmp
  24
- Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)
  26
- Gateway
  27
- Transmission Control
  27
- Transmission Channel Assignments
  28
- Maps
  28
- Timing and Clock Source
  29
- Alarms and Monitoring
  29
- Power Failure Alarm
  30
- Alarm LED Indicators, Alarm Cut-Off, and Bypass
  30
- Power Supply Failure Indicator Leds
  30
- Minor Alarm
  30
- Bypass
  30
- Trunk Processing
  31
- T1 Interfaces - Csus
  31
- Lightning Protection
  31
- T1 Testing with the CSU
  31
- Power Supplies
  32
  - -48 Volt DC Power Supplies
    32
  - 110 Volt AC Power Supply
    32
- D/I Mux III User Circuit Interfaces
  33
  - Circuit Features
    34
Component Overview

35
- Shelves
  37
  - Shelf Backplane Connectors
    38
- Common Equipment Units and Line Cards
  39
- Common Equipment
  39
  - Common Control Unit
    39
  - CCU Circuit Description
    41
  - Advanced Multiplexer Control Unit (AMCU)
    42
  - AMCU Motherboard Circuit Description
    42
  - AMCU Sub-Board Circuit Description
    46
  - Strobe Units
    50
  - Line Interface Units
    52
  - T1 Interface Units
    54
  - Power Supplies
    55
- Line Cards
  55
  - Data Line Cards
    55
  - Voice Line Cards
    56
  - Digital Program Line Cards
    56
Modes of Operation

57
- Channel Bank Operation
  57
  - Loop Timing
    57
  - Local Timing
    57
- Drop-And-Insert Operation
  58
  - Recovered Timing
    58
- Dual Channel Bank Operation
  58
  - Loop Timing
    59
  - Local Timing
    59
Chapter 2. Applications

60
- Channel Bank
  60
  - Point-To-Public Network
    60
  - Point-To-Point Private Network
    61
- Drop-And-Insert
  63
  - Sharing Switch and FXS Applications
    63
  - Dropping Data - Polled Data Network
    63
- Dual Channel Bank
  64
  - Voice, Video, and Special Services Networks
    64
Chapter 3. Installation

65
- Equipment Location
  65
  - Space Requirements
    65
- Shelves
  66
  - Access Requirements
    66
- Power Requirements and Capacity
  66
  - -48 VDC Power Systems
    67
  - -24 V DC Power Systems
    67
  - 110 VAC Power Systems
    67
- Required Equipment for D/I Mux III Installation
  67
- Shelf Installation
  68
  - Rack and Cabinet Installation
    68
  - Desktop
    69
  - Wall Mounting
    70
- System Cabling
  74
- FCC Radio Frequency Emission Compliance
  74
- Power and Alarms
  80
  - Talk Battery
    80
  - DC Power
    80
  - AC Power
    81
  - Alarm Contacts
    81
- T1 Transmission Lines
  81
  - T1 Cabling Considerations
    83
- Timing Sync I/O
  84
- Slot 2 Synchronization (Optional)
  85
- Event Switch
  86
- Voice and Data Connections
  86
  - Voice or Data Jumpers
    86
  - Voice Circuits
    87
- Data Circuits
  93
  - Digital Program Channels
    94
- Common Equipment and Line Card Installation
  94
  - Electrostatic Precautions
    94
  - Safety Precautions
    95
  - Installing Cards in Shelf
    95
  - Removing Cards from Shelf
    95
  - Strobe Units
    97
  - Common Control Unit
    98
  - Advanced Multiplexer Control Unit (AMCU)
    99
  - Line Interface Units
    104
  - T1 Interfaces
    106
- Power Supply
  110
  - Heat Considerations
    110
  - DC Power Unit (P/N 30338-102 and 30338-902)
    113
- 110 V AC Power Unit
  115
  - Smart 110 V AC Power Supply
    117
- Transmission Connection
  119
- Cable
  119
- Line Card Installation
  120
- System Power-Up and Initialization
  120
- Configuring the D/I Mux III System
  120
Chapter 4. Configuration and Operation

121
- Setup and Programming Order
  123
- Screen Display and Data Entry
  124
- Obtaining System Access
  125
- AC - Accessing the CCU/D/I Mux III User Screen
  128
- AMCU Configuration
  129
- CL - Copying Line Card Configuration
  129
- CM - Copying the Map Matrix
  131
- DA - Displaying Alarms
  132
- DC - Displaying Shelf Configuration
  133
- DD - Displaying Line Card Data Configuration
  134
- DH - Displaying Alarm History
  135
- DM - Displaying Map Matrix
  137
- DN - Displaying the Current Working Map
  139
- DP - Displaying System Parameters
  139
- DS - Displaying Clock Source
  140
- DT - Displaying the Current Map Table
  141
- DV - Displaying Smart AC Power Supply Parameters
  142
- DW - Displaying the Current Password
  143
- EW - Erasing Passwords
  143
- LO - Logging off
  144
- MC - Modifying the CCU - Downloading Code
  144
- MG - Modifying/Setting the Gateway Address
  145
- MI - Modifying/Setting the Local IP Address
  146
- ML - Modifying/Setting SLIP Parameters
  147
- MM - Modifying/Installing the Manager
  148
- MP - Modifying/Installing an MCU Password
  149
- MS - Modifying/Installing the Subnet Mask
  150
- OD - Operate Diagnostics Menu
  152
- OL - Operate Line Card Diagnostics Menu
  153
- PM - FDL Monitor
  155
- Q - Quit Command
  156
- RM - Removing the Manager
  156
- RP - Removing/Erasing Passwords
  157
- SB - Setting the Error Rate
  157
- SC - Setting Shelf Configuration
  159
- SL - Setting Line Card Configuration
  164
- SM - Setting/Editing a Map Matrix
  165
- SN - Setting the Working Map
  168
- SO - Setting the Communications Configuration
  169
- SP - Setting System Operation Parameters
  169
- SR - Setting the COM Port Data Rate
  172
- SS - Setting the Clock Source
  173
- ST - Setting/Editing the Map Table
  174
- SW - Setting/Installing CCU Passwords
  175
- VM - Viewing Manager Configuration
  177
- VN - Viewing Network Parameters
  177
- VP - Viewing Passwords
  178
- VR - Viewing Software Revision Status
  179
- ZA - Clearing Alarm Count
  180
- ZH - Clearing Alarm History
  180
Chapter 5. Diagnostics

181
- Test Records
  181
- T1 Alarms
  182
  - Local Alarm
    182
  - Yellow Alarm
    182
  - Carrier Group Alarm
    182
  - Frame Alarm
    182
  - B7 Alarm
    183
  - BPV Alarm
    183
  - 0-DEN Alarm
    183
  - Loop Codes Alarms
    183
- Alarm Contacts
  183
- Alarm Dialout
  184
  - ACO Button
    184
  - Bypass Button
    184
- Bypass
  184
- Power-Up Sequence
  185
- Troubleshooting
  185
  - System-Level Troubleshooting
    187
  - Board-Level Troubleshooting
    187
- Common Equipment and Line Card Testing
  188
- Defective Units
  188
  - Line Interface Units (Lius)
    189
- T1 Transmission Tests
  191
- T1 Interfaces
  191
  - Single Channel Bank Mode
    195
  - Drop-And-Insert Mode Tests
    197
- Software Controlled Loopback Tests
  198
- Loopback Tests
  199
  - Channel Bank: Normal Operation
    199
  - Channel Bank: Bypass
    200
  - Channel Bank: Line Loopback
    201
  - Channel Bank: Payload Loopback
    202
  - Drop-And-Insert: Normal Operation
    203
  - Drop-And-Insert: Bypass
    204
  - Drop-And-Insert: Line Loopback
    205
  - Drop-And-Insert: Payload Loopback
    208
  - Dual Channel Bank: Normal Operation
    210
  - Dual Channel Bank: Bypass
    210
  - Dual Channel Bank: Line Loopback
    211
  - Dual Channel Bank: Payload Loopback
    214
- Software Diagnostics
  216
- OL - Operate Line Card Diagnostics
  216
- OD - Operate Diagnostics
  217
- Performance
  220
- SB - Set Bit Error Rate Options
  221
- Technical Assistance
  221
- D/I Mux III Messages
  222
- Alarm Reporting
  225
Appendix A. D/I Mux III Specifications

228
Appendix B. -24 Volt Systems

233
- Common Equipment
  233
- Voice Cards
  233
Appendix C. - Accessories Installation

235
- Card Extender
  235
- External AC Power Supply
  235
  - Installing the External AC Power Supply
    235
- Ringing Generator
  236
  - Installing the Ringing Generator
    236
Appendix D. Preconfigured Maps

238
Appendix E. Snmp

244
Appendix F. Mib II and Ds1 Mib Group Names and Objects

246
Appendix G. Modem Interfaces

266
- General Modem Operation
  266
- Hayes Command Set
  266
- Special Coastcom Characters
  266
  - NCC Characters
    266
  - D/I Mux III Characters
    267
  - DXC II Characters
    267
- Hayes 1200 and 1200B Command Sets
  270
- Smartmodem 2400/2400B Command Set
  271
- V-Series Commands
  274
- Modem Considerations
  277
  - Line Noise
    277
  - Command Timing
    277
  - Modem-To-Modem Sequencing
    277
  - Modem Control Lines
    277
- Dial-Out Call Processing
  277
  - Modems and the NCC System
    278
  - Making Connection
    278
  - Processing Messages
    279
  - Terminating Connection
    280
  - Modems and D/I Mux III or DXC II Systems
    281
  - Making Connection
    281
  - Connection Stabilization
    282
  - Processing Messages
    282
  - Terminating Connection
    282
Appendix H. Set Report Options

285
Appendix I. Traps and Modem Dial out Configuration

306
- AMCU New Screens
  306
Hardware Warranty and 90-Day Support Agreement

329

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