Summary of Contents for Odin TeleSystems BALDER-8S
- Page 1 Odin TeleSystems Inc. Installation Guide BALDER-8S, Rev. 2.0 Doc. No. 1512-1-HAA-1003-1-2.0 Rev. 1.0 (Released) November 8, 1997 Copyright (C) Odin TeleSystems Inc., 1997...
- Page 2 Odin TeleSystems Inc., P. O. Box 59686, Dallas, Texas, 75229, U. S. A. Trademarks Odin TeleSystems, the Odin Logo, and Balder-8S are trademarks of Odin TeleSystems Inc., which may be regis- tered in some jurisdictions. Other trademarks are the property of their respective companies. Changes The material in this document is for information only and is subject to change without notice.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Handling Instructions......................5 General ..........................6 Setting the Board Number....................6 Setting the I/O Base Address ....................7 Setting IRQ ......................... 8 Connecting Balder-8S to the S/T-Interface ............10 RJ-11 Connector........................ 10 Generator Application......................11 Monitor Application......................11 Connecting Accessories to Balder-8S..............13 Phone Handset........................13 Auxiliary Analog Device .................... -
Page 4: Introduction
NT mode, allowing Balder-8S to operate as a switch line card to drive ISDN terminals. It is recommended that Balder-8S be used in a PC with at least a 80486 processor for single board configurations or a Pentium or faster pro- cessor for multiple board configurations. -
Page 5: Pc Requirements
5(15) PC Requirements 4. PC Requirements It is recommended that Balder-8S be used in a PC which satisfies the following requirements: • Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) Bus with at least one free 16-bit slot. • An Intel 80486 processor. A Pentium or Pentium Pro processor is recommended. -
Page 6: General
Balder-8S Switches and Jumpers 5.3 Setting the Board Number More than one Balder-8S board can be installed in one PC. Each board has to be assigned a unique board number. The board number is set with switches S5-S7 in dip- switch SW1. -
Page 7: Setting The I/O Base Address
Balder-8S board (see also Table 2, “IO base address settings.,” on page 7) If more than one Balder-8S is installed in one PC, the different boards should be set to the same I/O address. The board number then determines in which 1024 (400h) byte segment the board places its I/O address space. -
Page 8: Setting Irq
However, if more than one Balder-8S board is installed in one PC, these boards must share an IRQ number. The IRQ is set with jumper JP1. The possible IRQs for Balder-8S are listed in Table TABLE 3. IRQs supported by Balder-8S. - Page 9 Balder-8S 2.0 Installation Guide 9(15) Configuring Balder-8S TABLE 3. IRQs supported by Balder-8S. Comment Normally used by the fixed disk controller (if installed) Normally free Doc. No. 1512-1-HAA-1003-1-2.0 Rev. 1.0 (Released) November 8, 1997 Copyright (C) Odin TeleSystems Inc., 1997...
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Page 10: Connecting Balder-8S To The S/T-Interface
6.1 RJ-11 Connector The Balder-8S board is connected to the S/T interface using an RJ-11 connector. The RJ-11 pin-outs for the S/T line interfaces are shown in Figure 2. The pinout is a stan- dard ISO/IS 8877 TE pinout. -
Page 11: Generator Application
Labeling of the Generator Harmonica 6.3 Monitor Application When used as a monitor, Balder-8S can be used to monitor ISDN Basic Rate traffic on 4 S/T interfaces. In the Harmonica for monitoring, two adjacent connectors form a T- connector that can be used to gain access to a line. An external T-connector can be used as well. - Page 12 Balder-8S 2.0 Installation Guide 12(15) Connecting Balder-8S to the S/T-Interface Harmonica for monitor applications Built-in T-Connector ISDN phone Balder-8S T-connector Telco-type Connector Cable ISDN phone Figure 5. Using Balder-8S with Monitor Applications The labeling of the generator Harmonica is shown in Figure 6.
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Page 13: Connecting Accessories To Balder-8S
9 and 12 in the Harmonica. An auxiliary device is used to pro- vide a line input to or output from the Balder-8S. These devices can be switched with software to accommodate any B-channel. As with the handset, the auxiliary device Doc. - Page 14 RJ-11 connector is shown in Figure 9. RJ-11 Pin # Line Input Line Output Line Output Line Input Figure 9. Connection of a speaker to RJ-11 Doc. No. 1512-1-HAA-1003-1-2.0 Rev. 1.0 (Released) November 8, 1997 Copyright (C) Odin TeleSystems Inc., 1997...
- Page 15 Doc. No. 1512-1-HAA-1003-1-2.0 For more information on this product, please contact: Odin TeleSystems Inc. 800 E. Campbell Road, Suite 300 Richardson, Texas 75081 U. S. A. Tel: +1-972-664-0100 Fax: +1-972-664-0855 Email: Info@OdinTS.com URL: http://www.OdinTS.com/ Copyright (C) Odin TeleSystems Inc., 1997...