Paradyne 7110 User Manual page 164

Index
A
ac power module, F-2
access
SNMP, 1-2, 7-6
to async terminal interface, 2-4, 7-4
administer login, 7-2
AIS (Alarm Indication Signal) condition, status
message, 4-3
alarm LED, 4-12
alarm messages, 6-1
alarms, options, A-20
alternate dial directories, 3-8
AMI line coding, A-4
ASCII
alarm messages, 3-8
characters, A-29
printable characters, 3-1
ATI (async terminal interface)
exiting, 2-8
initiating, 2-2
B
B8ZS (Bipolar Eight Zero Substitution) coding, A-4
B8ZS/LOS Fail, status, 4-4
bit stuffing, A-5
C
CA81A network interface cable, E-2
cables, rear panel, E-1
cables to order. See Start-Up Instructions
cabling example, 1-3
call setup, 3-8
channel allocation, 3-5
configuration options, A-7
clocking, A-4, A-9, A-15
communication protocol options, A-22
community names, 7-6
configuration
example, 1-2
option tables, A-1
option worksheets, B-1
7110-A2-GB20-00
configuration changes, saving, 3-4
Configuration menu, 3-3
connectors, 1-3
rear panel, E-1
create login ID, 7-2
cross connect assignments, 3-5
Cross Connect Status, 4-6
crossover EIA-232 cable, E-4
CTS, clear to send LED, 4-13
customer configuration areas, 3-3
D
data channel loopback (DCLB), 5-10, A-11
data port loopbacks, DTE initiated, A-11
data port options, A-9
data port tests, 5-8
data rate
management port, A-15
terminal port, A-12
data terminal loopback (DTLB), 5-9, A-11
default configuration area, 3-3
device
messages, 6-4– 6-5
name, 3-1
device fail, status message, 4-4
dial-in, external device access, 7-1
dialing out, SNMP traps, 6-3
dimensions, F-2
directory, call, 3-8
DS0 channel allocation. See channel allocation
DTE interface port location, 1-3
DTE port tests, 5-8
DTR, data terminal ready LED, 4-13
DTR monitor option
data port, A-11
management port, A-16
terminal port, A-13
DS1/E1 MIB, C-2
June 1997
IN-1