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  • Page 1 RC3000 (REV.B) Multi-service Multiplexer User Manual...
  • Page 2 Raisecom Technology Co., Ltd shall not be held liable for errors contained herein or direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material.
  • Page 3 FAQ in the related manual, and if your question is not covered, send email by using the following web page: http://www.raisecom.com/en/xcontactus/contactus.htm. If you have comments on the RC3000 specification, instead of the web page above, please send comments to: export@raisecom.com...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    3.2.1 Sub-card of FXS audio user interface (RC3000-SUB-DS) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 3.2.2 Sub-card of FXO audio relay interface (RC3000-SUB-DO) --------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 3.2.3 Sub-card of E&M 2-wire audio relay interface (RC3000-SUB-DM2) ---------------------------------------------------------- 8 3.2.4 Sub-card of E&M 4-wire audio relay interface (RC3000-SUB-DM4) ---------------------------------------------------------- 9 3.2.5 Sub-card of V35 interface (RC3000-SUB-DV35) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9...
  • Page 5 Forget the password---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 7.11 User port alarm indication of self-loop DC64K sub-card is inconsistent for different uplink cards - 48 Appendix A How to use Hyper Terminal to configure RC3000-------------------------------49 A.1 Enter---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49 A.2 Input the password --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 A.3 Main menu: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50...
  • Page 6 A.4.6 E1 Alarm Mask information: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 A.4.7 Sub-card information (RAM) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 A.4.8 Sub-card information (EEPROM) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59 A.5 Cross Set Query menu: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59 A.5.1 Four E1 Cross Query (RAM)---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60 A.5.2 Four User Cross Query (RAM) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60 A.5.3 Four E1 Cross Query (EEPROM) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61 A.5.4 Four User Cross Query (EEPROM)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62 A.6 State Info Query ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 62...
  • Page 7 A.18.2 Channel Select ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 A.18.3 Auto-negotiation Set ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 A.18.4 Default Port Mode---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 A.18.5 Reset Ethernet Port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 83 A.19 Double-line 10/100BaseT auto-negotiation Ethernet sub-card Setting menu ----------------------------- 83 A.19.1 Timeslot Set of the first Ethernet line---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84 A.19.2 Channel selection of the first Ethernet line -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84 A.19.3 Auto-negotiation Set of the first Ethernet line ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84 A.19.4 Default port mode of the first Ethernet line -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 84...
  • Page 8 General Safety Instructions The following instructions serve as a general guide for the safe installation and operation of telecommunications products. Additional instructions, if applicable, are included inside the manual. Safety Symbols This symbol may appear on the equipment or in the text. It indicates potential safety hazards regarding product operation or maintenance to operator or service personnel.
  • Page 9 be present inside certain products even when the power switch (if installed) is in the OFF position or a fuse is blown. For DC-powered products, although the voltages levels are usually not hazardous, energy hazards may still exist. Before working on equipment connected to power lines or telecommunication lines, remove jewelry or any other metallic object that may come into contact with energized parts.

  • Page 10: Chapter 1 Product Overview

    User Manual Chapter 1 Product Overview RC3000 is a PCM multi-service multiplexer that uses modern technologies based on traditional PCM performance, and can provide a powerful function, user-friendly, convenient maintenance, as well as reliable performance Main features: Multiple up-link access methods (single E1, multi-E1, optical interface and etc).

  • Page 11: Adm Function

    In simple application, with proper user-card the devices can start to work without any configuration. In this case RC3000 does not use its function of cross connect and add/drop voice channel, this is the same as traditional single E1 PCM30 device that for point-to-point connection.

  • Page 12: Point To Multi-Point Application (Star Mode)

    RC3000 is alterable. Figure 1-4 Daisy-chain application In this application, voice channels in local device can be allotted to remote RC3000 devices and voice channels of remote RC3000 devices can be cross connected too. So multi services access can be realized.
  • Page 13 User Manual Figure 1-6 Hybrid access application...

  • Page 14: Chapter 2 Type Of Device And Sub-Card

    RC3000-OPT-FE up-link card has an optical interface and a 100M Ethernet interface; RC3000-OPT-2E1 line-board has an optical interface and 2 E1 ports; RC3000-4E1 line-board has 4 balanced E1 ports; RC3000-2E1 has two CC3 (coaxial cable 3) unbalanced E1 ports, and 2E1 card is in support of ADM function.
  • Page 15 User Manual RC3000-SUB- D XXX Device name: multi-service multiplexer Identifier of sub-card Identifier of sub-card type Name of sub-card Sub-cards of RC3000: Sub-cards type Sub-cards name Channel description RC3000-SUB-DS FXS user audio sub-card 8 channels, unconfigurable RC3000-SUB-DO FXO audio relay sub-card...

  • Page 16: Chapter 3 Technical Specification

    -5 ~ 0 10 ~ 50 RC3000-OPT-FE -S3 1550/DFB -5 ~ 0 15 ~ 120 0.25 RC3000-OPT-FE -SS13 SC/PC T1310/R1550 -15 ~ -8 0 ~ 25 RC3000-OPT-FE -SS15 SC/PC T1550/R1310 -15 ~ -8 0 ~ 25 RC3000-OPT-FE -SS23 SC/PC T1310/R1550...

  • Page 17: Down-Link Sub-Card

    Common-Mode Rejection Ratio: 60-70 db Power Supply Rejection Ratio: 30 db Idle channel noise: 75 db 3.2.3 Sub-card of E&M 2-wire audio relay interface (RC3000-SUB-DM2) AD gain: 0 db DA gain: -3.5 db AD frequency characteristic (300-3400Hz): 0±0.2 db DA frequency characteristic (300-3400Hz): 0±0.2 db Output loop impedance: 600Ω...

  • Page 18: Sub-Card Of E&M 4-Wire Audio Relay Interface (Rc3000-Sub-Dm4)

    User Manual 3.2.4 Sub-card of E&M 4-wire audio relay interface (RC3000-SUB-DM4) AD gain: +14 db DA gain: +4 db AD frequency characteristic (300-3400Hz): 0±0.2 db DA frequency characteristic (300-3400Hz): 0±0.2 db Output loop impedance: 600Ω Input loop impedance: 600Ω...

  • Page 19: Sub-Card Of Mt Interface (Rc3000-Sub-Dmt)

    Common-Mode Rejection Ratio: 60-70 db Power supply Rejection Ratio: 30 db Idle channel noise: 75 db 3.2.11 Sub-card of FXS polarity reversible user interface (RC3000-SUB-DSR) Feed: DC –48 V or DC -24 V Loop current: 18-24 mA standard value 20 mA Feed ring voltage: AC 65±10 V...

  • Page 20: Sub-Card Of 64K Of Co-Direction Data Interface (Rc3000-Sub-D485)

    User Manual 3.2.14 Sub-card of 64K of co-direction data interface (RC3000-SUB-D485) Physical Properties: in line with ITU-T G.703, G.823 recommendation Interface Type: RJ45 connector Interface impedance: 120Ω (balanced) Symbol Rate: 256K baud Frame Format: Non-Framing Line Coding: co-directional encoding...

  • Page 21: Chapter 4 Structure And Indicator

    User Manual Chapter 4 Structure and Indicator 4.1 Structure of chassis Structure of RC3000 is as Figure 4-1: Management CONSOLE Alarm and system indicator lights Central multiplexing board Center multiplexer User interface User interface User interface card card card...

  • Page 22: System Indicator

    Optical interface alarm indicator lights form a matrix, L and R indicate local and remote, OP (LOS, LOF, E-3, E-6) indicate alarms. Panel indicators on RC3000-OPT-FE: L OP LOS (red): Loss of signal at local optical interface L OP LOF (red): Loss of frame at local optical interface...

  • Page 23: E1 Line Indicator

    A RJ45 connector to connect PC and RC3000 device for Hyper Terminal configuration (through the cable offered by Raisecom, and please plug the cable in RJ45 connector first and then the DB9 serial interface connector on PC, this will protect the serial interface), set the first bit of DIP-switches ON, startup Hyper Terminal and then you can configure the device.

  • Page 24: Rear Panel

    There are 3 extension slots for user sub-card, from left to right: SLOT1, SLOT2 and SLOT3. After RC3000 voice card upgrades, support to the 10-line at most, so upgrade to the RC3000, an increase of 10-line mode based on the original 8-line mode, user can set the command or HyperTerminal.

  • Page 25: Up-Link Interface

    All sub-board support hot-swap and this operation will not affect device work status. 4.3.2 Up-link interface There is one line-board slot for each RC3000 and the device cannot work without line-board. You must confirm the type of line-board when ordering because it is fixed and not hot-swap: 1.

  • Page 26: Power Supply Interface

    User Manual 4.3.3 Power supply interface There are two kinds of power supply interface for AC and DC, voltage range is: AC 100V ~ 240V, DC –36V ~ -72V. Note: please make sure of grounding protection for safety when using AC power supply.

  • Page 27: Chapter 5 Function And Application

    RC3000-OPT-2E1: E1 interfaces 1 and 2 are being used. RC3000-4E1: E1 1 is used. RC3000-2E1: E1 interfaces 1 and 2 are used in ADM mode, and only E1 1 is used when not in ADM mode. b. Network management topology direction: RC3000-OPT-FE: single E1 direction.

  • Page 28: Clock Switch Explanation

    User Manual RC3000-4E1: single E1 direction. RC3000-2E1: single E1 direction when it is not in ADM mode; dual-E1 direction when it is in ADM mode. 5.1.4 Clock switch explanation By factory default status, clock mode of RC3000 is slave clock (trace the E1 1); the device can switch clock by automation in clock auto-switch mode according to practice synchronous status so that all devices can work under a uniform clock.

  • Page 29: System And Crossover Setting

    5.1.6 System and crossover setting RC3000 has rich configuration information for any E1 interface and signaling interface to realize all kinds of cross connect. Please refer to appendix A. how to use Hyper Terminal to configure RC3000. 5.1.7 Device alarms There are two kinds of alarms: 1.

  • Page 30: Network Management Channel

    Through assistant network management channel local PC can manage remote devices, local and remote network management channel connection can be realized through LINK UP and LINK DOWN interfaces on RC3000, so one network management PC can manage all RC3000s in different networks. The following is exact explanations:...

  • Page 31: Port Definition

    LINK Figure 5-2 There are three RC3000 networks: RC3000A and RC3000B connected through E1 cable, RC3000C and RC3000D connected through E1 cable, RC3000E and RC3000F connected through E1 cable; connect RC3000A and RC3000C through concatenation cable, RC3000B and RC3000E through concatenation cable, and set the second bits of A, C, E’s DIP-switches ON, then local and remote...

  • Page 32: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Ds

    Pin number Signal Explanation Rx of RC3000 Tx of RC3000 Ground of RC3000 d. Definition of balanced RC3000-4E1 E1 interface: Balanced E1 interface is RJ45 interface, and the Signaling and Pin definition are: Pin number Signal Explanation OUT+ Positive Tx of balanced E1 interface...

  • Page 33: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Do

    User Manual Fundamental structure of RC3000-SUB-DS: Voice channel control Multiplexing module Bus interface module Voice input & output 2W & 4W balance Multiplexing bus Voice channel module interface Signal input & Multiplexing output bus module Voice D/A Control of...

  • Page 34: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Dso

    Figure 5-7 5.4 Function of RC3000-SUB-DSO RC3000-SUB-DSO is a customized hybrid card of FXS and FXO, there can be N FXS interfaces and M FSO interfaces (M, N can not be 0, and M+N=8). There totally 8 channels decided by hardware, unchangeable.

  • Page 35: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Dm2

    User Manual 5.5 Function of RC3000-SUB-DM2 RC3000-SUB-DM2 is a 2W audio relay card with E&M signal, used for transmission of signal and voice between offices. There totally 8 channels decided by hardware, unchangeable. Four RJ45 interfaces make up of the 8 channels (each RJ45 interface has two channels). Definition of RJ45...

  • Page 36: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Dm4

    User Manual 5.6 Function of RC3000-SUB-DM4 RC3000-SUB-DM4 is a 4-wire audio relay card with E&M signal, used for signal and voice transmission between offices. There totally 4 channels decided by hardware, unchangeable. Four RJ45 interfaces make up of the 4 channels (each RJ45 interface has one channel). Definition of RJ45...

  • Page 37: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Dv35

    There will be position limitation for manual channel distribution. Here we will first give the definition of cross connect groups. RC3000 can have 4 E1 at most and we use 1, 2, 3, and 4 to stand them (each E1 is one cross group, and now we have cross group 1, 2, 3, and 4), it also has four STBUS (2M of each) to access 4 user groups (user E1), and we refer these 4 user E1 as cross groups 5, 6, 7 and 8.

  • Page 38: Definition Of V35 Interface

    User Manual you list the cross connect table first to avoid mistakes. 5.7.2 Definition of V35 interface V35 interface uses V35/HDB26 female connector and can be connected to standard DTE cable as in following figure: Figure 5-13 Indicator lights are all green:...

  • Page 39: Setting Of V35 Sub-Card

    Loop configuration; f. Error bit ratio test; g. Auto adjustment of Tx data phase; h. Auto adjustment of Rx data phase, etc. Please refer to Appendix A How to use Hyper Terminal to configure RC3000 for the operation and setting contents. 5.8 Function of RC3000-SUB-DETH 5.8.1 Rules for channel allocation...

  • Page 40: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-D232

    User Manual 5.9 Function of RC3000-SUB-D232 RC3000-SUB-D232 serial data sub-card has standard RS232 interface. There are 8 channels which is decided by hardware, unchangeable. Four RJ45 connectors make up of the 8 channels and each RJ45 connector has two channels. And the definition of each interface is as follows:...

  • Page 41: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-D422

    RS422 Tx data and 4TB is the negative output of RS422 Tx data. RC3000-SUB-D422 user card has static protection and the serial interface will not be destroyed. In application, please connect the cable first and then plug the user card into RC3000 slot.

  • Page 42: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Dsr

    Figure 5-17 5.12 Function of RC3000-SUB-DSR RC3000-SUB-DSR is a FXS phone sub-card with polarity reversal function. There are 8 channels which are decided by hardware, unchangeable. Two RJ45 connectors make up of the 8 channels and each RJ45 connector has four channels. And the definition of each interface is as follows:...

  • Page 43: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-D485

    Figure 5-19 5.13 Function of RC3000-SUB-D485 RC3000-SUB-D485 is a RS485 serial data sub-card with a standard RS485 interface. There are 8 channels which are decided by hardware, unchangeable. Four RJ45 connectors make up of the 8 channels and each RJ45 connector has two channels. And the definition of each interface is as...

  • Page 44: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Dsr(-48V)

    User Manual 5.14 Function of RC3000-SUB-DSR(-48V) RC3000-SUB-DSR (-48V) is a FXS phone sub-card with -48V feed and polarity reversal function. There are 4 channels which are decided by hardware, unchangeable. Two RJ45 connectors make up of the 4 channels and each RJ45 connector has two channels. And the definition of each interface is...

  • Page 45: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Dethx2

    Configuration of sub-card time slot; b. Choose the data channel; c. Auto-negotiation configuration; d. Default interface mode; e. Interface reset. Please refer to Appendix A How to use Hyper Terminal to configure RC3000 for operation and setting contents. 5.16 Function of RC3000-SUB-DETHx2 5.16.1 Rules for channel allocation RC3000-SUB-DETHBx2 is a dual-channel Ethernet data user card with dual 10/100BaseT auto-negotiation interface.
  • Page 46 (ON) Terminal Tx clock 113/TTC Not used Tx clock 114/TC Not used Rx clock 115/RC Not used Connection with RC3000-SUB-DV24: DB25 1, 7 6, 8, 20 15, 17 4, 5 Handshake signal RX timing Signal grounding Handshake signal Signal Data...

  • Page 47: Timeslot Setting Rules

    7, 8 5.18 Function of RC3000-SUB-DC64K RC3000-SUB-DC64K is 4 line 64K date card, the interface symbol rate is 265KBps .each card has 4 channels, and occupies 4 line 64K channels (each channel occupies 1 line 64K channel), and the number of channels occupied is determined by hardware without change. Interface is made up of 2 RJ45;...

  • Page 48: Definition Of Interface

    TD2+ TD2- 5.19 Function of RC3000-SUB-10FXS card 10 FXS is a user audio sub-card with feed and feed ring and can be connected to exterior line interface of FBX. There are 10 channels of a FXS and the channel number is decided by hardware, unchangeable and supporting polarity reversal.

  • Page 49: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-10Fxo Card

    User Manual 5～6 Reserved 7～8 Reserved Principle of RC3000-SUB-10FXS is as follow: Voice channel control Multiplexing module Bus interface module Voice input & output 2W & 4W balance Multiplexing bus Voice channel module interface Signal input & Multiplexing output...

  • Page 50: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Opt-Fe

    CHANN9A / CHANN9B 3～4 line CHANN10A / CHANN10B PORT 3 5～6 Reserved 7～8 Reserved Principle of RC3000-SUB-10FXO is as follow: Voice channel control Multiplexing module Bus interface module Voice input & output 2W & 4W balance Multiplexing bus Voice channel...

  • Page 51: Function Of Rc3000-Sub-Opt-2E1

    Hyper Terminal. Bit 1-5 of SW1 are set by default in factory according to optical module type and other bits are all OFF. 5.22 Function of RC3000-SUB-OPT-2E1 Optical line-board can communicate with main board and its initial value can be set through DIP switches.
  • Page 52 User Manual Without ALS function With ALS function Reserved Relative E1 line works normally 1-4E1 Loop back Relative E1 line is doing the loop back test Local loop back Loop back type Remote loop back Reserved Reserved FFFN Impedance of 3 E1 is 120Ω...

  • Page 53: Chapter 6 Installation And Testing

    6.3 Installing process 6.3.1 Fix the device RC3000 can be installed in the chassis or on rack. Please make sure that the installation is firm and convenience for operation. 6.3.2 Connecting cables a. Connect the power supply and ground: There are both AC power supply and DC power supply of RC3000, no matter which kind of power supply make sure of good grounding protection.

  • Page 54: Power On And Setting The Device

    MUTE button can shutdown present alarm sound. You do not need to configure the device for point-to-point topology. Use CONSOLE interface to configure the device when necessary. RC3000 will work normally if all connections are right.

  • Page 55: Chapter 7 Faq

    Generally asynchronous of multi-frame causes this phenomenon, check whether there is loss of multi-frame of RC3000 E1 interface or CRC loss of multi-frame. If there is loss of multi-frame, the followings can resolve this problem: Enable or Mask CRC4 to synchronize the two ends.

  • Page 56: There Is Lof Or Ral Alarms Sometimes Of E1 Interface

    E1 direction, otherwise you may not manage the remote device Check the configuration of device ID and Baud rate, in a RC3000 network all devices must have different ID and same baud rate, and when assistant network management channel is used, the Baud rate must be 2400Bps.

  • Page 57: Display Of Device Is Abnormal

    7.11 User port alarm indication of self-loop DC64K sub-card is inconsistent for different uplink cards a. When uplink card is E1 interface, self-loop user port of RC3000-SUB-DC64K sub-card, then LOS and AIS indicators are in OFF state. b. When uplink card is optical interface, self-loop user port of RC3000-SUB-DC64K sub-card, then LOS indicator is in OFF state while AIS in ON state.

  • Page 58: Appendix A How To Use Hyper Terminal To Configure Rc3000

    (DB9), before connecting make sure that both RC3000 and PC have grounding protection; and you should connect the cable to CONSOLE interface of RC3000 first and then the PC serial interface. Set bit 1 of DIP-switches ON, start Hyper Terminal program and configure COM interface...

  • Page 59: Input The Password

    User Manual Now press <ENTER> to start configure RC3000 through Hyper Terminal. A.2 Input the password Before starting to configure the device you need to input the password (default password is raisecom), the prompt is: Please input password and click Enter Password: When enter the password there will be a * for every input character.

  • Page 60: Device Id And Baud Rate

    User Manual 1.Device ID and Baud rate 2.Line-Board info(RAM) 3.Line-Board info(EEPROM) 4.E1 using and mode info 5.Clock,CRC and Net info, version setting 6.E1 Alarm Mask info 7.Sub-card info(RAM) 8.Sub-card info(EEPROM) Device Query Command:1-8, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: A.4.1 Device ID and Baud rate...

  • Page 61: Line-Board Information (Eeprom)

    User Manual Ether Net E-Port: Open Link State: Link Up Auto negotiation: Enable AUTO_MDI/MDIX: Disable Ethernet status: 100M Full-duplex Send Limited Bandwidth:1200 x 32Kbps Receive Limited Bandwidth:1200 x 32Kbps Display of 2E1 Line-Board: Line-Board Type:Optical Board + 2E1 Software Version:REV 1.0 PCB Version:REV @.1...

  • Page 62: E1 Using And Mode Information

    User Manual EEPROM Set: Line-Board Type:2E1 Board Device Query Command:1-8, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: Please refer to Line-Board information (RAM) for Line-Board information explanation. A.4.4 E1 using and mode information In device set query menu press number key 4, and there will be E1 using and mode information:...

  • Page 63: E1 Alarm Mask Information

    User Manual CRC Transmit: Enable Alarm Sound Output: Enable Work mode of VER A: Enable 10-line mode setting; enable Device Query Command:1-8, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: Note: Time Slot 1 is not available in network management channels.

  • Page 64: Sub-Card Information (Ram)

    User Manual EEPROM Set: 1st E1 1=Mask 2nd E1 1=Mask 3rd E1 1=Mask 4th E1 1=Mask Device Query Command:1-8, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: There are two parts information, one is the information saved in RAM and the other part is the information saved in EEPROM.
  • Page 65 User Manual Note: sub-card type 1-3 added three kinds of sub-card: 10FXS, 10FXO and nSnO models, increase the number of channels to 10, increase 10-line mode, this card can be used as 8-linel card (10-line mode: disable) or as 10-line card (10-line mode: enable) Other configurations follow the original rules.
  • Page 66 User Manual PCB version: REV A.3 CPLD version: REV 1.0 Signal: None Receive Phase:Positive Transmit Phase:Positive Channel: Main Channel Local Loopback: No Loopback Remote Loopback: No Loopback BER Test: Enable 7235 Auto Adjust Phase: Enable Adjust Receive Phase: Enable(Clock Down)
  • Page 67 User Manual Defeat Link Default Set: Full Duplex Link State:Link UP Work State:Full Duplex Note: Band Width Buffer is used to adjust buffer to reduce latency. Sub-card type 9 RS232 serial interface user card: Type: 9 RS232 User Board...

  • Page 68: Sub-Card Information (Eeprom)

    User Manual Signal: None Signal In: Original Signal Out: Reversal Original Signal Bit(D7:D0):A A A A Sub-card type 15: Type: 15 Ethernet interface Board (version B) Timeslot Number: 0 Set Mode: Software PCB version: REV A.3 CPLD version: REV 1.0...

  • Page 69: Four E1 Cross Query (Ram)

    User Manual 2.Four User Cross Query(RAM) 3.Four E1 Cross Query(EEPROM) 4.Four User Cross Query(EEPROM) CROSS Query Command:1-4, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: Note: Here you need to enter commands two times (group number is required) A.5.1 Four E1 Cross Query (RAM) In Cross Set Query menu, press number key 1 and there will be the following information: Input Group No.(1-4, Esc=Cancel):...

  • Page 70: Four E1 Cross Query (Eeprom)

    4: user E1 4 RC3000 does not support the cross connect from user E1 to user E1, so the input data direction of cross group 5-8 is meaningless. And the second part indicates the timeslot of cross group (the first part): 1-31, 0 0 indicates there is no cross connection.

  • Page 71: Four User Cross Query (Eeprom)

    4: user E1 4 RC3000 does not support the cross connect from user group to user group, so the input data direction of cross group 5-7 is meaningless. And the second part indicates the channel of cross group: 1-31. 0 0 indicates there is no cross connection.

  • Page 72: Transmit State Query

    User Manual 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 State Query Command:1-2, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: Note: the data in each cell is hex and refer to receive signal information of user board, through this command you can get the device work status.

  • Page 73: System Alarm

    User Manual Alarms include: E1 interface alarms and up-link board alarms. There are E1 interface alarms only when that E1 interface is used, so are line-board alarms. A.7.2 System Alarm In alarm query menu press number key 2 there will be system alarm information:...

  • Page 74: Id Set

    User Manual A.9.1 ID set In system setting menu press number key 1 to configure device ID: Device ID=255 Input Device ID (0-255): The first row is device present ID and the second row is for user configuring a new ID.

  • Page 75: E1 Set

    User Manual 6.Transmit Band Width Set 7.Receive Band Width Set 8.Reset Ether Net Optical Board Set Command:1-8, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: Note: the explanation of each command is available in A.10 Line Board Setting menu. c. 2E1 optical card with CPU, the menu will be: 1.Alarm Mask Set...

  • Page 76: E1 Clock Set

    To Adapt Clock: Auto There are two ways to adapt clock: Auto & Manual In Auto Adapt Clock mode RC3000 will set a steady clock mode according to E1 using status and board information. When there are alarms, system will judge whether to change the clock mode, if necessary RC3000 will find a valid clock to synchronous.
  • Page 77 If either of these two devices’ network management topology is configured as double E1 direction, the remote device cannot be managed. When use three RC3000 devices to make up a ring, the number of used E1 will not be same as that of network management topology E1 directions. See in following figure:...

  • Page 78: Alarm Sound Set

    User Manual E1 direction. Device 2: Set all bits of DIP switches OFF; use two E1s, time slot 0 and double E1 direction. Device 3: Set all bits of DIP switches OFF; use two E1s, time slot 0 and single E1 direction.

  • Page 79: User Board Set

    User Manual sound. A.9.8 User Board Set In system menu press number key 8 to configure the sub-card: Input User Board No.(1-3, Esc=Cancel): If the relative sub-card does not exist, there will be the following information: The First board is not exist.
  • Page 80 User Manual Set bandwidth of port 2, phase adjust Set bandwidth of port 3, phase adjust Set bandwidth of port 4, phase adjust Sub-card 1 (V24 User Board) Set Command:1-4, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: Note: the command explanation is available in A.15 V24 User Board Setting menu.

  • Page 81: Dcd And Cts Of V35V24 Board With Alarm Set

    LOS, LOF and AIS, status of DCD will be unready and if there is RAL alarm status of CTS will be unready. A.10 Line Board Setting menu This section we will explain how to configure RC3000-OPT line-board and you must first enter the Line Board Setting menu. A.10.1 Alarm Mask Set...

  • Page 82: Loopback Set

    User Manual configuration. The alarms are: Local Optical Loss; Local LOF; Local E-3 ERR; Local E-6 ERR; Remote Optical Loss; Remote LOF; Remote E-3 ERR; Remote E-6 ERR A.10.2 Loopback Set In optical line-board setting menu press number key 2 to configure loopback of optical line:...

  • Page 83: Transmit Band Width Set

    User Manual configuration items; Press ENTER to confirm configuration, press E key to finish configuration, and ESC to cancel configuration. The configuration items are: Auto Mode: Enable/Disable Port Speed: 100M/10M Port Mode: Full Duplex/Half Duplex AUTO-MDI/MDIX: Enable/Disable A.10.6 Transmit Band Width Set...

  • Page 84: Alarm Mask Set

    User Manual system setting menu. A.11.1 Alarm Mask Set Press command 1 in 2E1 line-card menu and enter optical port alarm mask setting: Alarm mask set: Local LOS: Mask (Enable) In this situation, use → key to shift between enable and mask; use ↓ ↑ keys to shift the alarm items;...

  • Page 85: E1 Set

    User Manual A.12 E1 Set This section will explain the command in E1 Setting menu. A.12.1 Use Set In E1 Setting menu press number key 1 to configure the E1 using status: First E1: Using In this status use → key to shift configured value: Enable or Disable; use ↓↑ to change configuration items;...

  • Page 86: Crc Set

    E key to finish configuration, and ESC to cancel configuration. Note: the Original indicates the default signal mode of RC3000, Reversal indicates the reverse mode of RC3000 default signal mode. Default signal mode of RC3000 is: high-voltage ring and off-hook.

  • Page 87: 10-Line Mode

    0-31) and press ENTER, the new configuration will be effective. BackSpace key is available to modify. RC3000-SUB-DV35 is a data card with V35 interface and the channel number is configurable, the rules are as follow: a.

  • Page 88: Receive Data Phase

    User Manual V35 sub-card uses main cross group to transfer data the number of channels will not same for different slots. Channel number range for first slot is 0-31, 0 indicates that shutdown the transmission, and the startup channel is channel 1. If other slots have already occupied the channels of main cross group there will alarms.

  • Page 89: Error Code Test

    User Manual A.14.6 Error Code Test In V35 user board setting menu press number key 6 to configure Error bit test: Error Bit Test: Enable In this status use → key to change the configured value: Disable or Enable; Press ENTER to confirm configuration, press E key to finish configuration, and ESC to cancel configuration.

  • Page 90: 10Baset Ethernet Sub-Card Setting Menu

    User Manual Transmit phase adjust: Positive, Negative A.16 10BaseT Ethernet sub-card setting menu This section will explain how to configure Ethernet data sub-card. A.16.1 Sub-Board Slot Number In Ethernet sub-card setting menu press number key 1 to configure the number of occupied channels:...

  • Page 91: Reset Ethernet Port

    User Manual In this status use → key to change the configured value: Full duplex or Half duplex; Press ENTER to confirm configuration, press E key to finish configuration, and ESC to cancel configuration. Note: Default port mode refers to the mode when Ethernet electric interface is LINK DOWN, and when Ethernet electric interface is LINK UP it is in auto negotiation mode.

  • Page 92: Channel Select

    User Manual A.18.2 Channel Select In Ethernet user board setting menu press number key 2 to select data channel: Data Channel Select: Main Channel In this status use → key to change the configured value: Main channel or Single channel; Press ENTER to confirm configuration, press E key to finish configuration, and ESC to cancel configuration.

  • Page 93: Timeslot Set Of The First Ethernet Line

    User Manual A.19.1 Timeslot Set of the first Ethernet line In Ethernet sub-card setting menu press number key 1 to configure the number of occupied channels: User Card Slot Number=8 Input Slot Number(0-31): The first row displays present configuration value and the second row is for your new configuration.

  • Page 94: Channel Selection Of The Second Ethernet Line

    User Manual User Card Slot Number=8 Input Slot Number(0-31): The first row displays present configuration value and the second row is for your new configuration. If you do not set occupied channel number in the second row and just press ENTER, the old configuration will be reserved.

  • Page 95: Dc64K Sub-Card Set

    User Manual Run this command (Y/N): In this status press Y to reset the board and press N to cancel the operation. Other entering are invalid. Note: The two lines of double-line Ethernet sub-card can occupy the same STBUS or occupy different STBUS.

  • Page 96: Undefined Sub-Card Setting

    RC3000-SUB-DC64K receive transmit Diagram of using RC3000-SUB-DC64K internal BERT BER within sub-card is proposed to adopt 211-1 (2047 cycle) sequence according to recommendations of CCITT 0.152. When using BER tester to test error bit inside sub-card, BER tester should adopt 211-1 sequence for adding error bit testing.

  • Page 97: A21.3 Mode 1 Setting

    User Manual Note: Set at this section is equal to input signaling setting for signal card. A21.3 Mode 1 Setting In undefined sub-card setting menu press number key 3 to reset the mode 1 setting menu and the prompt will be there: Mode 1: 0 In this status press →...

  • Page 98: Cross Set

    Input Group Number (1-8): First input the cross group number, which should be number in range of 1-8. There are 8 cross connect data groups in RC3000 that divided into 4 E1s (1-4) and 4 user group (5-8): First Channel:...

  • Page 99: Delete Group Cross

    User Manual next item. The system will check the entered number; if invalid it will be discarded; if valid there will be next item configuration. Create Mode: Uni-direction In this status use → to change the configured value: Uni-direction & Bi-directional, press ENTER to confirm and start the configuration of next item.

  • Page 100: Rev.a Work Mode Set

    10-line mode is a new function applied on RC3000-SUB-10FXS and RC3000-SUB-10FXO sub-card. When enable this mode, RC3000-SUB-10FXS/10FXO sub-card can occupy 10 timeslots, when this mode disable, RC3000-SUB-10FXS/10FXO only occupy 8 timeslots, where 2 line of voice is unavailable. A.25 Operate menu In main menu press number key 6 there will be Operate menu: 1.System Reset...

  • Page 101: System Reset

    User Manual 3.Clear All Set 4.Clear Cross Set 5.Save Set Info 6.Make Default Set 7.Clear Reset and Board-Change Flag 8.Test Watchdog 9.Test EEPROM Operate Command:1-9, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: A.25.1 System Reset In operate menu press number key 1 to reset the system: Run this command, the device will restart and need reinput password for enter console operating.

  • Page 102: Make Default Set

    User Manual A.25.6 Make Default Set In operate menu press number key 6 to restore factory default value: Run this command, the device will be first state from manufactory. All saving data will loss. The device will restart. Run this command(Y/N): All information in EEPROM will be invalid if you press Y key, and press N key will exist.

  • Page 103: Console Setting Menu

    User Manual Version Information Command:1-1, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: A.27 Console Setting menu In main menu press number key 8 there will be console setting menu: 1.Language Select 2.Password Set Console Set Command:1-2, Menu Display: M, Return: Q Command: A.27.1 Language Select...
  • Page 104 User Manual Ctrl + R(r) force the device to reset, and there is no prompt Ctrl + U(u) mute present alarm sound Ctrl + Q(q) exit from console operation...
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