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Motorola UTA220 User Manual (187 pages)

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User Guide
1
Fcc Requirements
3
Shielded Cables
3
Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1. Introduction

13
- Features
  17
  - Compatibility
    17
  - Other Features
    17
- Operation
  18
- Physical Description
  18
- Fuse
  18
  - LED Description
    20
- Functional
  20
Chapter 2. Installation

21
- Receipt Inspection
  21
- Site Preparation
  21
- Installation
  22
  - Power Connection
    22
  - ISDN Connection
    22
- DTE Connection
  23
- Dte Interface Specifications
  23
Chapter 3. Getting Started

25
- Switches and Straps
  25
  - Cover Removal
    25
- Switch and Strap Settings
  26
  - Signal Ground
    26
  - V.35/EIA-232 Interface
    27
  - DIP Switch Position
    27
  - Interface Card Removal
    28
  - DIP Switch Options
    29
- Central Office Switch
  30
- Setup
  30
  - Getting Started
    31
  - Isdn Terminal Adapter
    31
Chapter 4. ISDN

35
- Isdn Basics
  35
  - ISDN Standards
    35
  - National ISDN
    35
  - Basic Rate Interface
    36
  - Terminal Adapters
    36
  - ISDN Basic Rate Interface Points
    36
  - ISDN Service
    37
  - Isdn Switches
    37
  - Switch Version
    38
  - Isdn Addresses and Identifiers
    39
  - Isdn Channels
    40
  - B-Channel Data Service
    40
  - B-Channel Data Protocols
    41
  - D-Channel Signaling Protocols
    41
  - Layer One
    41
  - Layer Two
    42
  - Layer Three
    42
Chapter 5. LCD Operation

43
- Lcd Menus
  43
  - Main Menus
    43
  - Submenus
    43
- Lcd Operation
  43
  - Menu Traversal
    43
Chapter 6. V.25 bis Dialer Operation

55
- SELECTING V.25Bis
  55
- OPERATION in V.25 bis MODE
  55
- V.25 bis MESSAGE FRAMES
  55
- Dte Interface Pins
  56
  - DTR Pin Operation
    56
  - DCD Pin Operation
    56
  - CTS Pin Operation
    57
  - DSR Pin Operation
    57
- Command Procedures
  57
- Commands
  57
  - Dial Command: CRN XX..X
    57
  - Connect Incoming Calls: CIC
    58
- Indication Messages
  58
  - Call Connect Indication: CNX
    58
  - Incoming Call Indication: INC
    59
  - Response Messages
    59
  - Dialer Operation
    61
Chapter 7 . EIA-366 Dialer Operation

61
- Configuration
  61
- Operation
  61
- Interface Signal Definitions
  62
  - Power Indication (PWI)
    62
  - Call Request (CRQ)
    62
  - Data Line Occupied (DLO)
    62
  - Distant Station Connected (DSC)
    62
  - Digit Signal Circuits (NB1-NB8)
    62
  - Digit Present (DPR)
    63
  - Present Next Digit (PND)
    63
  - Abandon Call and Retry (ACR)
    64
- Example Dial Sequence
  64
Chapter 8. AT Command Operation

65
- At Command Statement
  65
  - AT Command Mode
    65
  - Escape Sequence
    65
  - Creating a Command Statement: at
    66
  - Command Statement Guidelines
    66
  - Monitor Display
    66
  - Dte Character Echo: E
    66
  - Command Statement Buffer
    66
- Chapter 8. AT Command Operation (Continued)
  66
- Backspace Key
  67
  - Repeating a Command: a
    67
- Numbered Commands
  67
  - Group Commands
    67
  - Command Scope
    68
  - Supervisor Command Mode
    68
Chapter 9. Rate Adaption

69
- Rate Adaption
  69
- T-Link
  69
  - Flow Control and Pin Options
    70
  - T-Link Options
    70
  - V.120
    71
  - V.120 Options
    71
Chapter 10. BONDING

73
- Bonding on the Uta220
  73
- Placing a Bonding Call
  74
- Disconnecting a Bonding Call
  74
Chapter 11. Synchronous Operation

75
- Synchronous Modes
  75
Chapter 12. D-Channel

77
- Functional Description
  77
  - Pad
    77
- Establishing an X.25 Session
  78
- Common Apparent Problems
  81
  - Parameter 1 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 2 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 5 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 6 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 20 Changed
    81
- Pad Command Set
  81
  - PAD Command Format
    81
  - Issuing PAD Commands
    82
  - Status: STAT
    82
  - Clear: CLR
    82
  - Reset
    82
  - Interrupt: INT
    83
  - Set
    83
  - Read: PAR
    84
  - Set and Read: SET
    84
  - Remote Read: RPAR
    84
  - Remote Set and Read: RSET
    85
  - Profile Read/Save: PROF
    85
  - PAD Select
    86
- Facilities
  87
- Pad Service Signals
  90
  - PAD Reset Service Signals
    91
  - Pad Clear Service Signals
    91
- X.3 Parameters and Values
  92
Chapter 13. Softload

111
- Ta Software Architecture
  111
  - Software Sets
    111
  - Software Format
    111
  - TA Power-Up Sequence
    112
- Softload Operation
  113
  - Set/Display Softload Password: %P1
    113
  - Request Softload Product Version Information: $Q
    114
  - Initiate Software Download: $Y=X
    115
  - Copy Active Flash: $Y2=X
    116
  - S59 Softload
    116
  - Swap to Alternate Software: $T=X
    118
- Typical Local Softload Session
  118
Chapter 14. Diagnostics

121
- Communication Diagnostics
  121
- Global Tests
  121
  - 2B+D Loopback
    121
  - Port Tests
    122
  - Local Terminal Loopback
    122
  - Local Loopback Test
    122
  - Digital Loopback Test
    123
  - Bilateral Loopback Test
    125
- Diagnostic Status Display
  126
  - Front Panel Keypad Test
    126
  - View Product Information
    126
  - View Diagnostic Code
    126
Chapter 15. Maintenance

127
- Fuse
  127
- Maintenance
  127
Appendix A Specifications

129
- ISDN Line Type
  129
- Connection Types
  129
- DTE Data Rates
  129
- DCE Data Rates
  129
- Data Rate Adaption Protocols
  129
- DTE Available Interfaces
  129
- Switch Compatibility
  129
- Supplementary Services
  130
- Dimensions
  130
- Environmental
  130
- Power Requirements
  130
- Power Consumption
  130
  - Factory Default Settings
    131
  - At Command Set
    135
Appendix B. Factory Default Settings

149
Appendix C. at Command Set

149
Appendix D. Interfaces

149
- Isdn Interface
  149
- EIA-366A Requirements
  153
- Dte Interface Pin Descriptions
  154
  - Transmit Data
    154
  - Receive Data
    154
  - Request to Send
    154
  - Clear to Send
    154
  - Data Set Ready
    154
  - Signal Ground
    154
  - Data Carrier Detect
    154
  - Transmit Clock
    154
  - Receive Clock
    155
  - Data Terminal Ready
    155
  - Ring Indicator
    155
Appendix E Network Option Values

157
Appendix F. ASCII and EBCDIC Characters

167
Appendix G. Abbreviations and Acronyms

167
Appendix H. Status and Connection Messages

177
Appendix I. 128K Clear Channel Leased-Line Service

179
- Configuring D- and B-Channels
  179
- Configuring the Port and Protocol
  180
Return Procedures

181
- Warranty
  186
- Warranty Registration Card
  187

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User Manuals: Motorola UTA220 ISDN Terminal Adapter

Motorola UTA220 User Manual (187 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Introduction

Chapter 2. Installation

Chapter 3. Getting Started

Chapter 4. ISDN

Chapter 5. LCD Operation

Chapter 6. V.25 bis Dialer Operation

Chapter 7 . EIA-366 Dialer Operation

Chapter 8. AT Command Operation

Chapter 9. Rate Adaption

Chapter 10. BONDING

Chapter 11. Synchronous Operation

Chapter 12. D-Channel

Chapter 13. Softload

Chapter 14. Diagnostics

Chapter 15. Maintenance

Appendix A Specifications

Appendix B. Factory Default Settings

Appendix C. at Command Set

Appendix D. Interfaces

Appendix E Network Option Values

Appendix F. ASCII and EBCDIC Characters

Appendix G. Abbreviations and Acronyms

Appendix H. Status and Connection Messages

Appendix I. 128K Clear Channel Leased-Line Service

Return Procedures

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