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ADTRAN Atlas 800 Plus User Manual (210 pages)

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Table of Contents
13
List of Figures
23
ATLAS 800PLUS Base Unit
27
Figure 4-1. ATLAS
27
Product Overview
27
Table 4-1. ATLAS
27
Figure 1-1. Point-To-Point Circuit
28
Figure 1-2. Frame Relay Circuit
29
Figure 1-3. Digital Access Cross-Connect System (DACS)
30
Figure 1-4. T1 Bandwidth Management
31
ATLAS 800PLUS Features
32
Figure 1-5. WAN Overbooking
32
Check the Power Connection
35
Inspect the ADTRAN Shipment
35
AC Powered Unit
36
DC Powered Unit
36
Grounding Instructions
36
Figure 2-1. AC Powered ATLAS 800
37
Review the Rear Panel Design
37
Connection
38
Control/Chain in Port
38
Connection
39
Control/Chain out Port
39
Table 2-1. Control/Chain in Pinout
39
Table 2-2. Control/Chain out Pinout
39
Connection
40
Network Connection
40
Table 2-3. Network Pinout
40
Connection
41
Ethernet 10Baset Connection
41
Mon
41
Option Slots
41
Table 2-4. Ethernet 10Baset Pinout
41
Figure 2-3. ATLAS 800
42
Install any Option Modules
42
Power-Up
42
Figure 3-1. Front Panel LCD
43
Chapter 3 Operating the ATLAS 800PLUS

44
Chapter 4 Using the Front Panel

50
- Table 4-2. LED Descriptions
  51
- Operation Keys
  52
- Front Panel Menu Structure
  52
- Figure 4-2. Front Panel LCD
  52
- Table 4-3. Operation Keys
  52
- Front Panel Main Menu
  54
- Figure 4-3. Front Panel Menu Tree
  54
- Menus
  55
- Submenus
  55
- Sub-Submenus
  55
- Status
  55
- S0 System
  55
- Ethernet Status
  55
- Chain Port Status
  55
- S1-S8
  55
- Config
  55
- Ethernet
  56
- Chain Port
  56
- S1-S8
  57
- Util
  57
- Time/Date
  57
- Software Rev
  57
- Selftest
  58
- Run Selftest
  58
- Show Results
  58
- Clear Results
  59
- Set Passcode
  59
- Password Reset
  59
- ALRM Menu
  59
- Active Alarms
  59
- View History
  60
- Clear History
  60
Chapter 5 Navigating the Terminal Menu

61
- Terminal Menu Window
  61
- Menu Path
  61
- Figure 5-1. Top-Level Terminal Menu Window
  61
- Window Panes
  62
- Window Pane Navigation
  62
- Right Window Pane Notation
  62
- Additional Terminal Menu Window Features
  63
- Navigating Using the Keyboard Keys
  63
- Moving through the Menus
  63
- Session Management Keystrokes
  64
- Configuration Keystrokes
  64
- Getting Help
  65
Chapter 6 Terminal Menu and System Control

68
- Security Levels
  68
- Menus
  68
- Submenus
  68
- Sub-Submenus
  68
- System Info
  68
- Figure 6-1. System Information Menu
  68
- Table 6-1. Password Security Levels
  68
- System Name
  69
- System Location
  69
- System Contact
  69
- Firmware Revision
  69
- System Uptime
  69
- Startup Mode
  69
- Current Time/Date (24H)
  69
- Installed Memory
  69
- Serial Number
  69
- Boot ROM Rev
  69
- Event Log
  70
- Clear System Event Log
  70
- Figure 6-2. System Status Menu
  70
- Ethernet Port
  71
- Clear System LED
  71
- System Alarms
  71
- System Timing Source
  71
- Resource Usage
  71
- Data Tables
  71
- Table A-3. Source
  71
- Configuration
  72
- Trunk Usage
  72
- Data Tables
  72
- Chain Port Signal Leads
  72
- Chain Port Tx Bytes
  73
- Chain Port Rx Bytes
  73
- Chain Port Overrun Errs
  73
- Chain Port Framing Errs
  73
- Clear Chain Port Countrs
  73
- Primary Timing Source
  73
- Backup Timing Source
  73
- ADLP Address
  73
- Figure 6-3. System Configuration Menu
  73
- Session Timeout
  74
- Max Telnet Sessions
  74
- Ethernet Port
  74
- Chain Port
  74
- Port Name
  74
- Port Type
  75
- Port Speed
  75
- Initialize Modem
  75
- Flow Control
  75
- Snmp
  75
- SNMP Access
  75
- SNMP Communities
  75
- Trap Transmission
  75
- Authen Trap Transmission
  75
- Traps Destination
  76
- System Event Logging
  76
- Syslog Setup
  76
- Transmission
  76
- Host IP Address
  76
- Host Facility
  76
- Real Time Clock
  76
- Current Time/Date
  76
- Auto Daylight Savings
  76
- Access Passwords
  77
- Label
  77
- Access Rights
  77
- Password
  77
- Active
  78
- Bonding Config
  78
- TXINIT Timer
  78
- TXFA Timer
  78
- TXADD01 Timer
  78
- TXDEQ Timer
  78
- TANULL Timer
  78
- TCID Timer
  79
- Call Stagger
  79
- System Utility
  79
- Update Firmware
  79
- Figure 6-4. System Utility Menu
  79
- Table 6-2. Call Stagger Values
  79
- Module Type
  80
- Transfer Method
  80
- Restart Schedule
  80
- Current Update Status
  81
- Previous Update Status
  81
- Begin Firmware Update
  81
- Update Status
  82
- Config Transfer
  82
- Transfer Method
  82
- TFTP Server IP Address
  82
- TFTP Server Filename
  82
- Current Transfer Status
  82
- Previous Transfer Status
  82
- Load and Use Config
  83
- Save Config Remotely
  83
- System Utilization
  83
- Selftest Run
  83
- Status
  83
- View Selftest Log
  83
- Clear Self-Test Log
  84
- Figure 6-5. View Self-Test Log
  84
- Ping
  85
- IP Address
  85
- Count
  85
- Size
  85
- Timeout
  85
- Round Trip Min
  85
- Round Trip Avg
  85
- Round Trip Max
  85
- Reset Stats
  85
- Start/Stop
  85
- Reboot System
  86
- Factory Default System
  86
Chapter 7 Modules Terminal Menu

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- Menus
  87
- Submenus
  87
- Sub-Submenus
  87
- Modules
  87
- Slt
  87
- Figure 7-1. Modules Menu
  87
- Type
  88
- Menu
  88
- Alarm
  88
- Test
  88
- State
  88
- Status
  89
- Rev
  89
- Modules (Quad T1/PRI) Menu
  89
- Controller Info
  89
- Alarm Status
  89
- DS0 Status
  90
- DS0 Alarms
  90
- Sig Status
  90
- Performance: 15 Min
  91
- Performance: 24 Hr
  91
- Configuration
  91
- Test
  92
Chapter 8 Dedicated Maps Terminal Menu

95
- Overview
  95
- Menus
  95
- Submenus
  95
- Sub-Submenus
  95
- Figure 8-1. Dedicated Maps Menu Tree
  95
- Activate Map
  96
- Auto
  96
- Maps 1-5
  96
- Current Map
  96
- Create / Edit Maps
  96
- Map Name
  96
- Sort TO/FROM
  96
- Connects
  96
- FROM Slt
  97
- Port
  97
- TO Slot
  97
- From Config
  97
- To Config
  99
- Rbs
  99
- Activate Time
  99
- Enbl Day
  99
- Designing a Dedicated Map
  100
- Figure 8-2. Trunk Conditioning
  100
- Figure 8-3. Dedicated Map Overview Example
  100
- Configuring the Ports
  101
- Table 8-1. Connections and Ports
  101
- Defining the Connections
  102
- Figure 8-4. Slot 0 Module Configuration Menu
  102
- Figure 8-5. Completed Dedicated Map
  104
Chapter 9 Dedicated Circuit Backup and Circuit Status

105
- Overview
  105
- Dedicated Circuit Dial Backup Setup
  105
- Figure 9-1. Dedicated Circuits Backup Configuration
  105
- Configuration
  106
- Menus
  106
- Submenus
  106
- Sub-Submenus
  106
- Figure 9-2. Interface Config Menu
  106
- Interface Configuration
  107
- Originate/Answer
  107
- Outgoing Call Type
  107
- Source ID
  107
- Outdial Number
  107
- Force Mode
  107
- Backup Criteria
  107
- Restore Criteria
  107
- Startup Delay
  107
- Backup Delay
  107
- Restore Delay
  108
- Max Num Redials
  108
- Redial Timer
  108
- Enable Schedule
  108
- Test Call
  108
- Min Num Ds0S
  108
- Max Num Ds0S
  108
- Circuit Status Menu
  109
- From
  109
- MAN (Manual Backup)
  109
- Figure 9-3. Circuit Status Menu
  109
- BKUP Status (Backup Status)
  110
- Line Status
  110
- Delay
  110
- Test
  111
- Last Run Time
  111
- Next Run Time
  111
- Last Test Status
  111
- Pass : Fail
  111
- Test Now
  111
Chapter 10 Dial Plan Terminal Menu

113
- Overview
  113
- Figure 10-1. Dial Plan Menu
  113
- Figure 10-2. Dial Plan Menu Tree
  114
- Network Term
  115
- Slot/Svc
  115
- Port/Pep
  115
- Out#Accept
  115
- Src ID
  115
- Accept Numbers
  116
- Search
  116
- Data 64K, Data 56K
  116
- Out#Rej
  116
- Reject Number
  117
- Data 64K, Data 56K, Audio, and Speech
  117
- Ifce Config
  117
- User Term
  117
- Slot/Svc, Port/Pep
  117
- Sig
  117
- In#Accept
  118
- Source ID
  118
- Search
  118
- Data 64K, Data 56K
  119
- Out#Rej
  119
- Reject Number
  119
- Data 56K, Data 64K, Audio, Speech
  119
- Ifce Config
  119
- Global Param
  120
- End of Number Timeout
  120
- Area Code
  120
- Nbr Complete Templates
  120
- Number Type Templates
  120
- Automatic Routeback Rejection
  121
- Quad T1/PRI Module Interface Configuration
  121
- Quad T1/PRI Module (Network Termination/Pri)
  121
- Switch Type
  121
- First DS0
  121
- Number of Ds0S
  122
- Outgoing Number Conversion
  122
- Strip MSD
  122
- Netwrk Spec. Fac. - Voice
  122
- Called Digits Transferred
  122
- Outgoing Caller ID
  123
- Source ID
  123
- Swap ANI/DNIS
  123
- Quad T1/PRI Module (Network Termination/Rbs)
  124
- First DS0
  124
- Number of Ds0S
  124
- Ds0S Available
  124
- Signaling Method
  124
- Direct Inward Dialing
  125
- Trunk Number
  125
- Strip MSD
  125
- Source ID
  125
- Quad T1/PRI Module (User Termination/Pri)
  126
- First DS0
  126
- Strip MSD
  126
- Network Specific Facility Voice
  126
- Network Specific Facility Data
  126
- Called Digits Transferred
  127
- Outgoing Caller ID
  127
- ID Presentation
  127
- ID Number
  127
- Source ID
  127
- Swap ANI/DNIS
  127
- Quad T1/PRI Module (User Termination/Rbs)
  128
- Ds0S Available
  128
- Signaling Method
  128
- Direct Inward Dialing
  128
- Caller ID Number
  129
- Strip MSD
  129
- Source ID
  129
- Quad Nx56/64 Module (User Termination)
  129
- Ports Available
  130
- Number of Ports
  130
- Number to Dial
  130
- Call Type
  130
- Dial Call as
  130
- Source ID
  130
- Min Ds0S
  130
- Max Ds0S
  130
- Octal BRI Module (Network Termination)
  130
- Switch Type
  130
- Source ID
  132
- Octal BRI Module (User Termination)
  132
- Switch Type
  132
- SPID List
  132
- Strip MSD
  132
- Outgoing Caller ID
  132
- ID Presentation
  133
- ID Number
  133
- Creating Dial Plans-Examples
  133
- Understanding Dial Plan Configurations
  133
- Figure 10-3. PSTN Connection
  133
- Figure 10-4. Point-To-Point
  134
- Figure 10-5. Remote Access and Video Conferencing Setup
  134
- Table 10-1. Network and Attached Equipment Provisioning
  136
- Table 10-2. Network Terminations
  136
- Table 10-3. User Terminations
  137
- Figure 10-6. Completed Network Map
  139
- Figure 10-7. Completed User Map
  140
- Overview
  141
- Updating Firmware Using XMODEM
  142
- Figure 11-1. Update Firmware Menu Interface
  143
- TFTP Firmware Updates
  144
- Updating Firmware Using TFTP
  144
- Table 11-1. TFTP Upload Messages
  145
- Figure 11-2. Update Firmware Menu Interface
  146
Chapter 12 SNMP Management

147
- Snmp
  147
- Basic Components
  147
- Agent
  147
- Mib
  147
- SNMP Traps
  148
- Trap Destination List
  148
- Configuring a Trap Destination List Via Terminal Menu
  148
- Filtering (Disabling) Traps
  148
- Table 12-1. Trap Destination List
  148
- Standard Traps
  149
- DS1 Traps
  149
- DS1 Alarm Traps
  149
- Table 12-2. Standard Traps
  149
- DS1 Alert Traps
  150
- Table 12-3. DS1 SNMP Traps
  150
- Table 12-4. DS1 Current Alert SNMP Traps
  150
- Table 12-5. Total Alert Traps
  151
Chapter 13 ADTRAN Utilities

153
- Overview
  153
- Syslog Host Daemon
  153
- Syslog GUI
  154
- Monitor
  154
- Figure 13-1. ATLAS Syslog Host GUI
  154
- Menu Bar
  155
- File
  155
- Display
  155
- Figure 13-2. Syslog Menu Tree for the Menu Bar
  155
- Log Files
  156
- Erase Log Files
  156
- Define RED Events
  156
- Properties
  156
- Figure 13-3. Telnet Menu Tree
  157
- Figure 13-4. VT-100 Menu Tree
  160
- Figure 13-5. TFTP Server Interface Menu Tree
  162
- Disable
  163
- Abort
  163
- Exit
  163
- Print Log
  163
- To Clipboard
  163
- To Printer
  163
- Clear Log
  163
- Figure 13-6. TFTP Server Interface
  163
- Help
  164
- Contents
  164
- About
  164
- Status Field
  164
- Meter Field
  164
- Log Field
  164
- Saving the Current Configuration to a TFTP Server
  164
- Successful Transfer
  165
- Unsuccessful Transfer
  165
- Retrieving the Configuration from a TFTP Server
  165
Appendix A System Event Logging

168
- Table A-1. Source: System
  168
- Table A-2. Source: Switchboard
  169
- Table A-4. Source Time
  171
- Table A-5. Source: Ethernet
  172
- Table A-6. Source: ISDN
  173
- Table A-7. ISDN Cause Codes
  176
- Table A-8. Cause Code Log Entries
  178
- Table A-9. Source: ISDN L2 Messages
  178
- Table A-10. Source: ISDN Call Control Messages
  178
- Table A-11. Source: ISDN Information Elements
  179
Appendix B Troubleshooting

181
Appendix C Warranty and Technical Support Information

185
Appendix D Acronyms and Abbreviations

187
Appendix E Glossary

189
- Index
  195

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ADTRAN Atlas 800 Plus User Manual (210 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 3 Operating the ATLAS 800PLUS

Chapter 4 Using the Front Panel

Chapter 5 Navigating the Terminal Menu

Chapter 6 Terminal Menu and System Control

Chapter 7 Modules Terminal Menu

Chapter 8 Dedicated Maps Terminal Menu

Chapter 9 Dedicated Circuit Backup and Circuit Status

Chapter 10 Dial Plan Terminal Menu

Chapter 12 SNMP Management

Chapter 13 ADTRAN Utilities

Appendix A System Event Logging

Appendix B Troubleshooting

Appendix C Warranty and Technical Support Information

Appendix D Acronyms and Abbreviations

Appendix E Glossary

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