Appendix; Trouble Shooting; Software Upgrading; Connectors - Teldat T200 Installation Manual

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Chapter 2 Appendix

2.1 Trouble Shooting

The following table can help you solve problems when installing the router. If you cannot solve the problem, contact
your dealer for more information.
Problem
None of the LEDs lights up on
the device.
The S LED does not light up.
The local console doesn't re-
spond.
The local console is only show-
ing rubbish.
The device doesn't startup and
the text WARM-UP appears on
the console.
The device is taking a long time
to display the application
prompt.
You have forgotten the router's
access password.
The SW/FE 0/LANx LED never
lights up in green.
The SERIAL LED never lights
up in green.

2.2 Software Upgrading

The Teldat T200 can be updated to newer versions. Please contact your dealer for furthet details on new versions.
There are several ways to update a Teldat router. For further information, please see the software upgrading manual.
The software required to update Teldat routers is supplied in a format known as distribution. This consists of a
single file that contains all the files needed to update your device, as well as detailed information on the content.

2.3 Connectors

Teldat T200 Router Family
Solution
Check the power supply to the device (power source, ON/OFF switch, mains
socket).
Check that all the microswitches are in the OFF position.
Check that the console cable is the correct one and that it is connected to the
device and the asynchronous terminal.
Check the terminal has the correct port configured.
Check the terminal configuration is 9600 8N1. Check the console is not pro-
cessing events. Check the device is not being remotely accessed by telnet.
Check the terminal has the correct port configured.
Check the terminal configuration is 9600 8N1.
Check microswitch 1 is in the OFF position. You may have to reload the device
BIOS and the routing application.
Check microswitch 3 is in the OFF position.
Ignore the configuration through microswitch 5 (See the
croswitches on page 7).
Check the LED following the LINK is ON; if it isn't, check the Ethernet cable and
the connection to the network (you may need a crossover cable).
If your device has a DTE/DCE interface, check that the cable you are using is suit-
able, that the driver is inserted in the correct position (DTE or DCE) and that the
configuration is correct (speed, protocol, etc).
Programming the mi-

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