Carrier Access Access Bank II SNMP Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Carrier Access Access Bank II SNMP. We have 1 Carrier Access Access Bank II SNMP manual available for free PDF download: Installation And User Manual

Carrier Access Access Bank II SNMP Installation And User Manual

Carrier Access Access Bank II SNMP Installation And User Manual (180 pages)

Carrier Access Network Device Installation and User's Guide

Brand: Carrier Access | Category: Network Router | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents

Limitations of Warranty & Limitation of Remedies
5
How to Use this Manual
6
Warranty Product Returns
6
Table of Contents
8
Chapter 1 Introducing the Access Bank II SNMP

18
- About this Chapter
  18
- General System Overview
  18
- Features, Functions, and Options
  19
  - Standard Features
    19
  - Software Programmable Functions
    19
- Dual T1/CSU Network Interfaces
  19
- Digital Data Ports
  20
  - DCE Port
    20
  - Data Port
    20
  - RS-232 Data Port
    20
- Analog Line Interfaces: FXS, & FXO, and 4-Wire E&M
  20
- Local and Remote Network Management
  21
  - Local/Remote Mode Selection
    21
  - SNMP Management
    22
    
    Local and Remote SNMP Management
    22
    
    SNMP Overview
    22
  - Command Line Interface
    23
    
    Local and Remote CLI Management
    23
  - Windows-Based GUI Management Software
    24
  - Local and Remote GUI Management
    25
- Design Philosophy
  25
Chapter 2 Product Description

26
- Product Description
  26
- About this Chapter
  26
- Physical Characteristics
  26
- Control Panel Interface Connectors
  27
- Control Panel DIP Switches
  28
- LED Test and Status Indicators
  28
Chapter 3Technical Specifications

30
- About this Chapter
  30
- Dual T1 Network Line Interfaces
  31
- Total Bandwidth
  31
- Output Signals
  31
- Line Codes
  31
- Framing
  31
- Clock Source
  31
- T1-To-T1 Delay
  31
- T1 Channel Service Units (Csus)
  31
- Digital Data Ports
  32
  - Serial Port
    32
  - Remote Management/Data Port
    32
- Analog Line Interfaces
  32
- FXS Voice Card
  32
- FXO/DPT Voice Card
  33
- 4-Wire E&M/TO Voice Card
  33
- Network Management
  33
- Alarms
  34
- Control Panel I/O Connectors
  34
- Standards Compliance
  34
- Power
  35
- Environmental
  35
  - Physical Dimensions
    35
- Installation
  36
Chapter 4 Physical Installation

38
- About this Chapter
  38
- Installation Check List
  38
- Chassis Mounting
  40
- Wall Mounting
  41
- Rack Mounting
  41
  - Rack Mounting with Brackets Shipped with Unit
    42
  - Mounting with Heavy-Duty Brackets
    42
- Surface Mounting
  42
- Mounting the Power Converter
  43
Chapter 5

48
Electrical Installation

48
- About this Chapter
  48
- Installing Cables and Adapters
  49
- Access Bank II SNMP Control Panel Interface and Power Connectors
  50
  - RJ-48C Jacks for T1 Span 1 and Span 2
    50
  - SNMP Connector
    50
  - DCE Data Port Connector
    50
  - DC Power Connector Input
    50
  - Tip & Ring Jack (Female)
    51
- Connecting the Voice Circuits
  51
- Connecting the Dual T1 Lines
  52
  - Customer Premises Installations5-5
    52
  - ABAM 600 T1 Cable
    53
  - AWG Twisted-Pair
    53
- DCE Data Port Connections
  53
- Management
  57
  - DCE Management Cable
    57
  - Local Management Cable
    57
  - Null Modem Adapter
    58
  - Straight Adapter
    59
- Connecting the Power and Ground
  60
  - DC Power Connector Input
    60
Chapter 6 Initialization and Basic Configuration

62
- About this Chapter
  62
- Connecting to the Access Bank
  62
- Configuring the Access Bank
  63
- Line Codes
  66
Chapter 7Remote Monitor

70
- About this Chapter
  70
- Remote Monitor Software Program
  71
  - Overview
    71
- Message Traffic
  71
- Online Help
  72
- Hardware Requirements
  72
- Installation
  72
- Remote Monitor Screen Hierarchy
  73
- Initialization for Basic Operation in the Remote Mode
  73
Chapter 8 FXS-ID Configuration

74
Chapter 9 Battery Reversal FXS & Dial Pulse Origination Card

88
- About this Chapter
  88
- Description of the BRFXS/DPO Card
  88
- Overview of Operation
  89
Chapter 10

98
- About this Chapter
  98
- Description of the FXO Card
  98
- Termination Options
  99
Chapter 11 4-Wire E&M/TO Configuration

104
- About this Chapter
  104
- 4-Wire E&M/TO Voice Card
  104
  - Functional Description
    104
  - Physical Description
    105
- Typical Applications
  105
- E&M Signaling Conventions
  106
- Programming E&M Signaling Types
  109
  - Jumper Switch Settings
    109
  - Jumper Placement
    109
- Detector Configuration
  110
- Normal and Tandem Cables
  111
- Configuring Signaling Types and Trunk Processing
  111
- TP Busy/Idle Switch
  112
- Setting Transmit and Receive Gain
  112
- Transmit (Analog-To-Digital) Gain
  112
- Receive (Digital-To-Analog) Gain
  113
- E&M Voice Channel Monitoring
  113
- Call Progress LED Indicators
  113
- E&M Normal Mode Cable
  113
  - Description
    113
  - Cable Type
    114
  - Common Connector
    114
  - Telco Connectors
    114
  - Markings
    114
  - Length
    114
  - Physical Appearance
    114
- E&M Tandem Mode Cable
  115
  - Description
    115
  - Cable Type
    115
  - Common Connector
    115
  - Telco Connectors
    115
  - Markings
    116
  - Length
    116
  - Physical Appearance
    116
  - Normal Mode
    117
Chapter 12 Diagnostics & Troubleshooting

122
- About this Chapter
  122
- Diagnostic Switches
  122
- Self Test 1 and 2
  123
  - Local Mode: off = no Test Tone, on = Ringback Tone
    123
  - Card Self Test
    124
- Self Test Fault Indications
  124
- Khz Digital Milliwatt Test Signal
  125
- Network Loopback 1 and 2
  125
  - Local Mode: no Network Loopback or Network Loopback Enabled
    125
- Remote Mode: Remote T1 Line or Payload Loopbacks
  126
- ANSI T1.403 Remote T1 LLB
  126
  - ANSI T1.403 Remote Payload Loopback
    126
- Illustrations of Loops and Self-Tests
  126
  - Self-Test
    127
  - Equipment Loopback
    128
  - Equipment Loopback - Payload
    128
  - Network Loopback
    129
  - DS-1 Network Loopback - Payload
    129
  - Receiving DS-1 CSU Loopback
    130
  - Sending DS-1 CSU Loopback
    130
  - Sending DS-1 BERT Pattern
    131
  - Equipment Loopback
    131
  - Network Loopback
    132
  - Sending V.54 Loopback
    132
  - Receiving V.54 Loopback
    133
  - Sending FX Ring or Tone
    133
  - Disabling an External Alarm
    133
  - LED Test and Status Indicators
    134
  - Fault Isolation Procedures
    135
  - Back Plate Indications
    137
    
    All Voice Channel Leds Flash RED
    137
    
    Voice Channel LED Is RED (During a Self Test)
    137
  - Other Fault Indications
    137
    
    No Ringing During a Self Test
    137
    
    Voice Channel LED Is RED
    137
  - Access Bank II - SNMP Shuts down for no Apparent Reason
    138
Chapter 13 Maintenance

140
- About this Chapter
  140
- Contents of this Chapter
  140
- Maintenance
  140
- Replacing a Voice Card
  141
- Replacing the Controller Card
  142
Chapter 14 SNMP Management & Command Line Interface

146
- About this Chapter
  146
- Local/Remote Mode Selection
  146
- SNMP Management
  147
  - Local and Remote SNMP Management
    147
  - SNMP Overview
    147
  - Protocols
    148
- Management Information Bases
  149
- Commands
  149
- Statistics
  149
- Traps
  150
- Maintenance
  151
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
  151
  - Local and Remote CLI Management
    151
  - CLI Operation
    152
  - Context Sensitive Help
    153
  - Configuration Commands
    163
    
    2Alarms
    164
    
    4Boot
    164
    
    6Config
    165
    
    7Connections
    165
    
    Craft
    166
    
    Date
    166
    
    10Dni
    167
    
    11Dialout
    167
    
    Ds1
    167
    
    Event
    168
    
    Exit
    168
    
    Kill
    169
    
    Loop
    169
    
    Make
    169
    
    Name
    170
    
    Password
    170
    
    Ping
    170
    
    Rs232
    171
    
    Screen Height
    171
    
    Snmp
    171
    
    Telnet
    171
    
    Time
    171
    
    Snmp
    172
    
    Trap
    172
    
    Equipment
    173
    
    Status Commands
    173
    
    V35
    173
    
    Log
    174
    
    Statistics
    174
    
    Status
    174

Advertisement

Advertisement

Related Products

Carrier Access Categories

Network Router

Network Router Network Hardware Multiplexer Gateway

Network Card

More Carrier Access Manuals