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Huawei UA5000 Operation Manual (268 pages)
Universal Access Unit
Brand:
Huawei
| Category:
IP Access Controllers
| Size: 3 MB
Table of Contents
All Rights Reserved
11
About this Manual
12
Release Notes
12
Related Manuals
12
Intended Audience
13
Manual Guide
15
Table of Contents
17
Chapter 1 Connecting to the UA5000
26
Connecting to the UA5000 through Local Serial Port
26
Connecting Serial Port Cable
26
Running the Hyperterminal
27
Setting Terminal Communication Parameters
27
Setting up Terminal Type
28
Setting up Line Delay and Character Delay
29
Logging in to the UA5000
30
Connecting to the UA5000 through Remote Serial Port
30
Setting up the Called Modem
31
Setting up the Calling Modem
33
Setting up Configuration Environment
33
Running the Hyperterminal
33
Logging in to the UA5000
34
Connecting to the UA5000 through Telnet Terminal
35
Setting up Configuration Environment
35
Running Telnet Application
37
Logging in to the UA5000
37
Chapter 2 Getting Started with CLI
39
Operation Features of the CLI
39
Intelligent Matching
39
Command Editing Functions
39
Prompt Characters
40
Command Mode
41
Basic Settings of the CLI
43
Setting Interactive Input Mode
43
Setting Screen Display Mode
44
Setting System Time
44
Setting Terminal Emulation Type
45
Setting Terminal Timeout Exit
45
Setting History Command Buffer
45
Chapter 3 Managing a System User
46
Introduction to System User
46
System User Management
47
Querying a System User
47
Adding a System User
47
Modifying System User Attributes
48
Deleting a System User
49
Chapter 4 Controlling System Output Information
50
Introduction to Terminals and System Output Information
50
Controlling the Output to CLI Terminal
51
Querying the Information about CLI Terminals
51
Setting the Infoswitch for a CLI Terminal
51
Setting the Infolevel for a CLI Terminal
52
Controlling the Output to NMS Terminal
52
Setting the Infoswitch for an NMS Terminal
52
Setting the Infolevel for an NMS Terminal
52
Controlling the Output to Log Host Terminal
53
Querying the Information about Log Host Terminals
53
Setting the Infoswitch for a Log Host Terminal
53
Setting the Infolevel for a Log Host Terminal
54
Chapter 5 NMS Configuration
55
Configuring the Outband NMS
55
Assigning IP Address for the Outband NMS Interface
55
Adding a Route
56
Setting the ACL
57
Configuring the SNMP Protocol
57
Setting the Inband NMS
59
Setting an Inband NMS Interface
59
Adding a Route
60
Setting the ACL
60
Configuring the SNMP Protocol
60
Configuration Examples
60
Setting Outband NMS
60
Setting Inband NMS
62
Chapter 6 Card Configuration
64
Introduction to Cards
64
Detailed Description of Card Configuration
65
Adding a Card
65
Confirming a Card
65
Querying Card Information
65
Querying Card Version
66
Querying Card CPU Occupancy
66
Disabling/Enabling a Card
66
Resetting a Card
66
Deleting a Card
67
Chapter 7 Port Configuration
68
Configuring Port Description
68
Describing a Port
68
Querying Port Description
69
Configuring an Ethernet Port of the IPM Card
69
Entering the IPM Config Mode
70
Enabling/Disabling a Port
70
Configuring the Attributes of a Port
71
Configuring Flow Suppression
72
Configuring the Default VLAN of a Port
73
Configuring Port Aggregation
73
Configuring Port Mirroring
75
Querying Port Information
76
Configuring an Ethernet Port of the EAU Card
76
Display Link-Aggregation
77
Configuring Port Rate
77
Configuring Port Duplex Mode
77
Configuring Port MDI Type
78
Configuring Default VLAN
78
Configuring Flow Control
79
Activating/Deactivating a Port
79
Configuring Port Mirroring
79
Configuring Port Aggregation
80
Querying Port Information
81
Configuring an ADSL Port
82
Querying the ADSL Port Status
83
Blocking/Unblocking an ADSL Port
83
Setting an ADSL Line Profile
83
Setting an ADSL Alarm Profile
94
Activating/Deactivating an ADSL Port
100
Resetting a Chipset
100
Setting the Loopback
101
Querying an ADSL Port
101
Configuring an SHDSL Port
102
Power-Backoff
103
Querying the SHDSL Port Status
103
Blocking/Unblocking an SHDSL Port
104
Setting an SHDSL Line Profile
104
Activating/Deactivating an SHDSL Port
108
Setting an SHDSL Alarm Profile
109
Setting Power Backoff of an SHDSL Port
112
Resetting a Chipset
112
Setting the Loopback
113
Querying an SHDSL Port
113
Configuring a VDSL Port
113
Querying the VDSL Port Status
114
Blocking/Unblocking a VDSL Port
115
Setting a VDSL Line Profile
115
Activating/Deactivating a VDSL Port
119
Setting a VDSL Alarm Profile
120
Setting the VDSL Port Mode
123
Setting Default VLAN of a VDSL Port
124
Setting the VDSL Port Mirroring
124
Managing a VTU-R
125
Resetting a VDSL Port and a Chipset
126
Querying a VDSL Port
126
Setting the Loopback
127
Chapter 8 VLAN Configuration
129
Introduction to VLAN Configuration
129
Add a VLAN
129
Detailed Description of VLAN Configuration
130
Adding a VLAN
130
Deleting a VLAN
130
Adding a Port to a VLAN
131
Querying the VLAN Setting of a Port
131
Deleting a Port from a VLAN
131
Chapter 9 Virtual Service Port Configuration
132
Introduction to Virtual Service Port Configuration
132
Configuring a Traffic Table Entry
132
Querying a Traffic Table Entry
133
Adding/Deleting a Traffic Table Entry
134
Configuring a Virtual Service Port
135
Adding a Virtual Service Port
135
Querying a Virtual Service Port
136
Deleting a Virtual Service Port
136
Chapter 10 MAC Address Configuration
137
Introduction to MAC Address Configuration
137
Detailed Description of MAC Address Configuration
137
Adding a MAC Address Entry
137
Querying a MAC Address Entry
138
Deleting a MAC Address Entry
138
Setting the Ageing Time
138
Querying the Ageing Time of a Dynamic MAC Address
139
Setting Maximum Learnable MAC Address Number of an Xdsl Port
139
Querying Maximum Learnable MAC Address Number of an Xdsl Port
139
Chapter 11 ADSL Service Application
141
Introduction to ADSL Service
141
Configuration Procedure
142
Configuration Example
143
Networking Description
143
Data Configuration
144
Chapter 12 SHDSL Service Application
151
Introduction to SHDSL Service
151
Configuration Procedure
151
Configuration Example
152
Networking Description
152
Data Configuration
153
Configure VLAN
155
Chapter 13 VDSL Service Application
158
Introduction to VDSL Service
158
Configuration Procedure
159
Configuration Example
159
Networking Description
159
Data Configuration
161
Chapter 14 Broadband Subtending
167
Introduction to Broadband Subtending
167
Master/Slave Subtending
167
FE Subtending
168
Configuring Master/Slave Subtending
168
Configuring a Frame
168
Loading Chipset and Line Card Programs
169
Querying the Flash Memory State of the Main Control Card
171
Configuration Example of Master/Slave Subtending
171
Networking Description
171
Service Configuration
172
Configuration Example of FE Subtending
173
Networking Description
173
Data Plan
173
Service Configuration
174
Chapter 15 LAN Access Application
176
Introduction to LAN Access
176
Configuration Procedure
177
Configuring LAN Access through EAU Card
177
Add a VLAN
177
Configuring LAN Access through IPM Card
177
Configuration Examples
178
LAN Access through EAU Card
178
LAN Access through IPM Card
179
Chapter 16 Multicast Service Application
182
Introduction to Multicast Application
182
Networking of Multicast Service
182
Introduction to IGMP Protocol Handling Procedure
183
Introduction to Commands for Multicast Service
183
Detailed Description of Multicast Configuration
186
Setting up the IGMP Proxy
186
Configuring the Multicast Program Bank
192
Delete a Program
193
Configuring an IGMP Authorization Profile
194
Configuring the Preview Attributes
195
Configuring an IGMP Host
197
Managing the IGMP Host Logs
199
Multicast Service Configuration Procedure
200
Configuration Example
201
Networking Description
201
Save the Configurations
204
Chapter 17 Voice Service Application
205
Introduction to Voice Service
205
Detailed Description of Voice Service Configuration
205
Networking and Data Planning
205
Data Configuration
207
Chapter 18 System Maintenance
211
Introduction to System Maintenance
211
System Files and Storage Media
211
Upgrade Procedures
211
Managing the Data
212
Saving the Data
213
Backing up the Data
214
Erasing the Data
215
Loading the Software
215
Loading the BIOS
216
Loading the System Program
217
Loading the System Database File
220
Loading the Language Resource File
221
Loading the ADSL Chipset Program
221
Loading the ADSL Line Card Program
222
Loading the Other Line Card Program
223
Setting the System Program Rollback
223
Enabling/Disabling the System Program Rollback
223
Setting the Rollback Time Limit
223
Managing the Log
224
Setting the Log Host
224
Querying the Log
224
Managing the Patch
224
Patches of the UA5000 System Program
224
Patch Operation Procedure
225
Patch Loading Examples
226
Chapter 19 Alarm Management
229
Introduction to Alarm Management
229
Alarm Attributes
229
Alarm Management Functions
230
Detailed Description of Alarm Management
230
Querying an Alarm Record
230
Querying the Alarm Configuration
231
Setting the Alarm Level
232
Setting Alarm Output to CLI Terminal
232
Setting the Alarm Statistics
233
Setting the Alarm Threshold
234
Querying the Alarm Statistics
235
Clearing the Alarm Statistics
235
Querying the Basic Alarm Information
235
Chapter 20 Environment Monitoring Management
237
Introduction to EMU
237
EMU Composition
237
Targets of Environment Monitoring
237
EMU Functions
237
Hardware Connection
238
Chapter 20 Environment Monitoring
239
Detailed Description of EMU Configuration
240
Configuring EMU
240
Configuring H303ESC/H304ESC
242
Configuring H302ESC
245
Configuring Power4875
246
Configuring Power4845
247
Configuring DIS
249
Configuration Examples
250
Configuring H303ESC
250
Configuring DIS
253
Appendix A Abbreviations and Acronyms
257
Index
265
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Huawei UA5000 Manual (210 pages)
Environment Monitoring
Brand:
Huawei
| Category:
Wireless Access Point
| Size: 9 MB
Table of Contents
About this Document
3
Intended Audience
3
Symbol Conventions
3
Update History
4
Table of Contents
5
1 Environment Monitoring Principles
7
Basic Concept
8
Subnode
8
Analog Parameter
8
Environment Monitoring Principle (ESC)
9
Digital Parameter
9
Environment Monitoring Principle (Power System+Sensor Transfer Box)
10
2 Environment Monitoring Application
11
Environment Monitoring Applications in Different Cabinets
11
3 H303ESC Monitoring Solution
12
H303Esc Emu
13
Function
13
Front Panel
13
Front Panel Description
13
Terminal Block
14
Terminal Blocks of the H303ESC EMU
14
Buzzer Switch
14
Jumper and DIP Switch
15
Layout of the H303ESC DIP Switches
16
Meanings and Settings of H303ESC S6
16
Meanings and Settings of H303ESC S7
16
Settings of H303ESC S1, S2, S3, S8, and S11
17
Settings of H303ESC S11
17
Checking Environment Monitoring Cables
18
Dimensions
18
Mapping between Monitoring Parameters and Device Ports
21
Configuring the Environment Monitoring Parameters of the H303ESC Board
21
Data Plan
23
Data Plan for Configuring the H303ESC Board
23
Configuration Process
26
Configuration Process of the H303ESC Board
26
Commands for Configuring the H303ESC Board
26
4 H304ESC Monitoring Solution
30
H304Esc Emu
31
Running Status LED
31
Layout of the H304ESC DIP Switches
33
Checking Environment Monitoring Cables
35
Configuring the Environment Monitoring Parameters of the H304ESC Board
40
Data Plan for Configuring the H304ESC Board
42
5 ESCM Monitoring Solution
50
Escm Emu
51
Indicator on the Front Panel
52
Front Panel of the ESCM EMU
52
DIP Switch
54
Settings of SW1
55
Settings of SW1-1 to SW1-4
55
Specifications of the ESCM EMU
56
Checking Environment Monitoring Cables
56
Connections of Environment Monitoring Cables in the M200 Cabinet
57
Configuring the Environment Monitoring Parameters of the ESCM
57
6 EPS30-4815AF Monitoring Solution
64
EPS30-4815AF Power System
65
Component Configuration of the EPS30-4815AF Power System
65
Indicator
66
Indicators on the Rectifier Module of the EPS30-4815AF Power System
66
Input Terminal
67
Input Terminals of the EPS30-4815AF Power System
67
Output Terminals of the EPS30-4815AF Power System
68
Fuses of the Output Tributaries in the EPS30-4815AF Power System
68
Settings of the DIP Switch
69
Settings of the Dip Switchs 1-5
69
PMIB01 Sensor Transfer Box
71
Front Panel of the PMIB01 Sensor Transfer Box
71
Sensor Ports of the PMIB01 Sensor Transfer Box
72
Pin Function of the Sensor Ports
72
Checking Environment Monitoring Cables in the M200 Cabinet
74
Configuring the Environment Monitoring Parameters of the EPS30-4815AF
76
7 EPS75-4815AF Monitoring Solution
88
EPS75-4815AF Power System
89
Appearance of the EPS75-4815AF Power System
89
LED Description
90
Leds on the Rectifier Module of the EPS75-4815AF Power System
90
Input Terminals of the EPS75-4815AF Power System
91
Output Terminals of the EPS75-4815AF Power System
92
PMIB01 Sensor Transfer Box
95
PMIB02 Sensor Transfer Box
99
Front Panel of the PMIB02 Sensor Transfer Box
99
Sensor Ports of the PMIB02 Sensor Transfer Box
99
Function of the Sensor Ports
100
Checking Environment Monitoring Cables
102
Configuring the Environment Monitoring Parameters of the EPS75-4815AF
113
8 ETP4890 Monitoring Solution
127
ETP4890 Power System
128
Component Configuration of the ETP4890 Power System
129
Communication Ports on the Monitoring Module
129
Indicators on the Rectifier Module of the ETP4890 Power System
130
Indicators on the Monitoring Module
130
Input Terminals in the ETP4890 Power System
131
Output Terminals in the ETP4890 Power System
132
Cable Connections of the Output Terminals
132
Output Branch Circuit Breaker in the ETP4890 System
132
Specifications of the ETP4890 Power System
133
MUE02A Sensor Transfer Box
134
Appearance of the MUE02A Sensor Transfer Box
134
Sensor Ports of the MUE02A Sensor Transfer Box
135
Checking Environment Monitoring Cables
137
Configuring the Environment Monitoring Parameters of the ETP4890
144
9 Fan Tray Monitoring Solution
156
Fan Tray Monitoring Principles
158
Led
158
LED of the Fan Tray
158
Default Settings of DIP Switches of SW101
159
Layout of SW101 and SW201 (Default Settings)
159
Settings of SW101-1, SW101-2 and SW101-3
160
Settings of SW101-5 and SW101-6
160
Settings of SW101-7 and SW101-8
160
Led
161
DIP Switch
162
Led
164
DIP Switch
164
DIP Switches of SW1
165
DIP Switches of SW2
165
Led
166
DIP Switches
167
Configuring the Fan Environment Monitoring Parameters
169
10 Sensors
172
Sensor Matching Table
173
Temperature and Humidity Sensor
175
Technical Specifications
176
Door Status Sensor
177
Smoke Sensor
178
Technical Specifications of the Door Status Sensor
178
Technical Specifications of the Smoke Sensor
179
Water Sensor
180
Electrical Principles of the Water Sensor
180
MDF Sensor
181
Surge Protector Sensor
182
Appearance of the MDF
182
Cover of the SPD27SZ Surge Protector
183
Internal of the SPD27SZ Surge Protector
184
Working and Alarm Principles of the SPD27SZ Surge Protector
184
Alarm Table of the Surge Protector
185
Battery Temperature Sensor
185
Appearance of the Battery Temperature Sensor
186
HX02-22SH Heat Exchanger
186
Appearance of the HX02-22SH Heat Exchanger
187
Working Principles of the HX02-22SH Heat Exchanger
188
Leds on the Front Panel of the HX02-22SH Heat Exchanger
188
HX03T-22SH Heat Exchanger
189
Specifications of the HX02-22SH Heat Exchanger
189
Appearance of the HX03T-22SH Heat Exchanger
190
Working Principles of the HX03T-22SH Heat Exchanger
191
Leds on the Front Panel of the HX03T-22SH Heat Exchanger
191
HX03E-22SH Heat Exchanger
192
Appearance of the HX03E-22SH Heat Exchanger
193
Working Principles of the HX03E-22SH Heat Exchanger
194
Parameters of the HX03E-22SH Heat Exchanger
195
Sensors Selected by Users
195
Specifications of the Temperature and Humidity Sensor
195
Relation between the Temperature and Output Current
196
Relation between the Humidity and Output Current
196
Specifications of the Water Sensor
197
Specifications of the Door Status Sensor
197
Specifications of the Smoke Sensor
197
Installing the Sensors
198
Installation Position
198
Installation Position for each Type of Sensor
198
Installation Preparation
199
Installing the Temperature and Humidity Sensor
199
Environment Requirement
199
Connections of the Temperature and Humidity Sensor (ESC)
201
Installing the Door Status Sensor
201
Installing the Smoke Sensor
202
Connections of the Door Status Sensor
202
Structure of the Auxiliary Base
203
Dimensions of the Smoke Sensor Base
203
Connections of the Smoke Sensor
204
Installing the Water Sensor
205
Installation of the Water Sensor
206
Connections of the Water Sensor
206
Installing the MDF Sensor
207
Installing the Surge Protector Sensor
208
Connections of the MDF
208
Installing the Battery Temperature Sensor
209
Huawei UA5000 Commissioning Manual (137 pages)
Universal Access Unit Product
Brand:
Huawei
| Category:
Wireless Access Point
| Size: 1 MB
Table of Contents
About this Document
3
Table of Contents
6
1 Commissioning Description
9
Definition
10
Commissioning Flow
10
2 Commissioning Preparations
12
Hardware Check
13
Software Requirements
13
Tool Requirements
14
Data Requirements
15
3 Stand-Alone Commissioning
17
Checking the Settings of Jumpers and DIP Switches
19
Checking the Settings of DIP Switches and Jumpers of Environment Monitoring Boards
19
Checking the DIP Settings on the Monitoring Board of the Fan
25
Powering on the Indoor Device
29
Powering on the Outdoor Device
30
Commissioning the Power System
31
Checking the Power Supply of DC PDU
31
Checking the Power Supply of AC Power Module
31
Configuring the Battery and Checking the Power Supply of the Battery
32
Checking the Power Supply of the Power Board
33
Checking the Power Supply of the Heat Exchanger
34
Logging in to the System
35
Login in the Local Serial Port Mode
35
Login in Telnet Mode (Inband Management)
40
Login in Telnet Mode (Outband Management)
43
Login in SSH Mode (Inband Management)
46
Login in SSH Mode (Outband Management)
56
Checking the Software Version
66
Adding a Shelf
67
Configuring the Board
68
Loading the Script
68
Configuring the Networking Mode of the System
69
Detecting the Power on the Optical Port
69
Detecting the Average Transmit Power of the Two-Fiber Bidirectional Optical Port
69
Detecting the Actual Input Power of the Two-Fiber Bidirectional Optical Port
73
Detecting the Average Transmit Optical Power of a Single-Fiber Bidirectional Optical Port
77
Detecting the Actual Input Power of a Single-Fiber Bidirectional Optical Port
81
Checking the Status of the Uplink Port
86
Changing the System Name
87
Configuring a System User
87
Adding a System User
87
Modifying the System User Attributes
89
Checking the System Time
92
Commissioning the EMU
93
Commissioning the ESC EMU
93
Commissioning the Fan EMU
94
Checking the Auto-Save Settings
96
Saving the Data
97
Backing up the System File
98
4 Commissioning the Interconnection
101
NMS Interconnection Commissioning
102
Commissioning the Outband NMS
102
Commissioning the Inband NMS
104
Commissioning the MG Interface
107
Commissioning the MG Interface (through H.248)
107
Commissioning the MG Interface Connection (through MGCP)
109
Commissioning the Interconnection with the SIP Interface
111
Commissioning the Interconnection between the Device and the Router
114
5 Maintenance and Management Commissioning
116
Checking the Alarm Function and the Event Function
117
Verifying the Alarm Function and the Event Function
117
Querying Alarms and Events
119
Checking the Log
120
A Additional Information
122
Configuring the IP Address of the Maintenance Terminal
123
Making a Script
124
Operation Guide on Battery Supplementary Charge
125
Preparing Tools
126
Precautions
126
Operation Process
127
Software Package Settings
128
Setting the Default System Parameters
128
Setting the Default Overseas Parameters
129
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