Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manua Bedienungsanleitung Seite 158
- Seite / 400
- Inhaltsverzeichnis
- LESEZEICHEN
Bewertet. / 5. Basierend auf Kundenbewertungen
Configuring the T1 Network
5-34
Access Manager 2000 User Manual
For each Access System 2000 or ConnecT1 plus node:
■ To allow a local operator to use the thumbwheel switches on the
master NCC 2020 or CCC 1020 for CSU access, configuration, and/
or testing, select YES (default setting).
■ To prevent unauthorized use of these switches, select NO. This
setting disables the thumbwheel switches.
Until this release of Access Manager, the node clock in the NCC2020
(and NCC 1020) would be set from the PC running Access Manager
whenever
:
■ you configured a node
■ Access Manager polled the node controller for performance data.
Now you can choose whether or not you want the clock set in either
or
both
of these conditions.
This is especially helpful whenever two Access Managers, in different
time zones, communicate with the same node. In such an instance, you’d
probably want to give only one Access Manager the power to set the
clock.
The two parameters which deal with this in the Node Definition menu are:
Set Node Clock When Configuring . . ? N
Set Node Clock When Polling . . . . ? N
Entering a Y will enable the feature. Entering an N will disable it.
Retry Interval must be
the same if SEND/SEND
specified
Although you have specified
SEND for both alarm paths, you
have specified different Retry
Intervals.
Make both Retry Intervals the same.
Attempts must be
limited to 15 or less
when MODEM is selected
The Device Type is MODEM and
the Attempts are greater than
15.
For Attempt , select a value from 1 to 15.
Error Message Cause Corrective Action
Enabling
thumbwheel
operation
Resetting the node
clock
- Access Manager 2000 1
- User Manual 1
- Product Support Information 3
- Training 3
- Telephone 3
- Maintenance 3
- Table of Contents 5
- List of Figures 17
- List of Tables 19
- Using This Manual 21
- Chapter 1 22
- Chapter 2 23
- Chapter 3 23
- Chapter 4 23
- Chapter 5 23
- Chapter 6 23
- Performance 14 AM2000-8 8 25
- Insight 40 AM2000-24 24 25
- The way text 26
- Special Symbols 27
- Check Box 29
- Check Box with Check Mark 29
- Additional reading 30
- Access Manager Overview 31
- Network Elements 33
- 551VST LIST 2 CSU 34
- Circuit Element 38
- Circuit 39
- Access Manager Connections 40
- Access Levels 41
- Access Manager 2000 Main Menu 41
- AM2000 Main Me 43
- Utilities 44
- Alarm Status 45
- On-line Access 47
- Database Access 50
- Installing Access Manager 51
- Software Installation 54
- Installing a new 55
- Updating an 57
- Manager system 57
- Creating a batch 59
- Setting up the 61
- Setting up 63
- Accumaster 63
- Using Access Manager 67
- Figure 3-1 Username Screen 68
- (in reverse video) 70
- Status Display 72
- Keyboard 72
- Function Key Definitions 73
- Data Monitor 73
- <INS> 77
- <DEL> 77
- <BACKSPACE> 77
- in VT100 terminal mode 78
- Error Messages 79
- Warning Messages 80
- Alarm Messages 80
- Starting the 80
- On-Site Access 80
- Logging on 82
- Remote Access 83
- Making a selection 84
- Entering 84
- Logging off 85
- Exiting Access 85
- Setting the date and time 88
- To differentiate the site: 90
- Configuring the 91
- Specifying the 94
- Setting the 97
- Assigning 98
- Assigning comline 100
- ■ Add one or more comlines 102
- SERIAL DEVICE 104
- Configuring the site 105
- Configuring Access Manager 106
- Updating user definitions 109
- To delete a user definition: 111
- Adding a user 112
- Editing a user 113
- Viewing system 114
- Listing system 115
- Archiving system 115
- To print event records: 116
- To archive event records: 118
- Configuring the T1 Network 125
- Circuit element 128
- Summary of tasks 129
- Near-end node 130
- Node controller 130
- Examples 132
- Configuration 133
- Configuring nodes 134
- Identifying the 138
- ■ S,M,D,D 139
- ■ M,S,D,D 139
- Query and alarm 140
- Access Manager 141
- (with NCC 2020) 141
- Alarm Path 143
- Enabling alarm 144
- Report alarms: 146
- Do not report alarms: 146
- Defining alternate 147
- Public Data 150
- ■ Only one of the paths 151
- Error messages 157
- Enabling 158
- Resetting the node 158
- Enabling firmware 159
- Activating the 159
- Adding a node 159
- To add a node definition: 160
- Access Manager #1 161
- Access Manager #2 161
- Modem A to Modem C 162
- Modem B to Modem C 162
- Modem C to Modem A 162
- Modem C to Modem B 162
- Editing a node 164
- End PgUp 165
- Deleting a node 166
- Viewing a node 167
- Printing a node 167
- Configuring circuit elements 168
- Select the circuit 171
- 551VST-ML List 2 172
- Access System 2000 172
- Editing circuit 174
- •551VST List 1/A CSU 176
- • 551 VST List 1/B CSU 176
- Deleting circuit 178
- Viewing circuit 180
- Printing all circuit 180
- Menus of 4016 List 181
- 1 and List 2 CSUs 181
- 551VST type CSU 182
- Circuit Elements 182
- Options Menu 182
- Installed and 186
- Operational 186
- Retrieve 186
- Performance Data 186
- Retrieve Far-En 187
- Enable Alarm 187
- Reporting 187
- Enable Remote 188
- BER Threshold 188
- Loopback Time 189
- Enable Far-En 190
- Polling 190
- Span Side ESF 193
- Framing 193
- Enable YEL 193
- Transcode to Span 193
- Elements 195
- Getting to the CSU 196
- Figure 5-14 Typical 200
- Configuration to 201
- Poll Far-End Statu 205
- RLB Loopback 205
- Time-out 205
- Enable PRM 206
- AIS (not SIG) 206
- During Loopback 206
- NET Density 210
- Enforcement 210
- NET Keep-Alive 210
- Enable Testing 213
- DIU Data Bus Used 214
- DIU Timin 215
- DIU 2130 216
- To assign DSO channels: 218
- DIU 2140 222
- Configuring circuits 226
- Defining a new 227
- Editing a circuit 229
- Configuring routes 231
- CSU acceptance testing 232
- Alarm reporting 239
- Deactivating alarms 240
- CAUTION 241
- Tagging Alarm 242
- Records for 242
- Deactivation 242
- Selecting Alarm 243
- Records by Date 243
- Viewing active alarms 244
- Listing active alarms 245
- Printing all alarms 245
- Archiving inactive alarms 246
- Deleting inactive 247
- Printing inactive 248
- Archiving inactive 249
- Analyzing Performance Data 251
- Reporting performance data 252
- . . . . (dots) 263
- Archiving performance data 265
- Data Log record 266
- Printing reports 267
- Copying reports to 268
- Deleting records 269
- AS2000 type node 273
- ■ 551VST List 1/A 276
- ■ 551VST List 1/B 276
- ■ 551VST List 2 276
- Shelf type 277
- . . . for a 278
- . . . for an AS2000 280
- Code Condition and Meaning 282
- Example: 282
- Non-AS2000 node 283
- AS2000 node 287
- Out of Frame 290
- Reviewing TIU statu 292
- Displaying circuit status 294
- Accessing 300
- To access bar charts: 303
- Computing statistics 306
- CSU loopback 310
- Procedures for 313
- Loopback 318
- Procedure for 320
- Testing CSUs 322
- To test an AS2000 CSU 323
- Test toward equipment 323
- Test toward net 323
- Testing DIUs 329
- Node name 331
- A Key Acronyms and Terms 333
- Access Manager 2000 Manual 334
- W, X, Y, Z 351
- Modem Configuration 353
- 1200 or 2400 357
- C Alarm Report Record Format 359
- The Status Code Tables 360
- Table C-3 NC/E Status Codes 362
- D Installing Serial Ports 371
- Comline 373
- Hardware 374
- Installation 374
- PS/2 Configuration 374
- Configuring 375
- Access Manager to 375
- Editing A Comline 378
- Shared I/O Address 379
- Shared I/O 382
- E Archive File Formats 383
- ■ 2 - Not available by design 393
- Log Records 394
- Numerics 397
Verwandte Produkte und Handbücher für Computerhardware Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manua
Computerhardware Verilink ConnecT 56K DSU (896-502110-001) Product Manual Bedienungsanleitung
(88 Seiten)
(88 Seiten)
Computerhardware Verilink Craft Interface (No Part Number) Product Manual Bedienungsanleitung
(8 Seiten)
(8 Seiten)
Computerhardware Verilink DIDCSU 2912 (880-502646-001) Product Manual Bedienungsanleitung
(107 Seiten)
(107 Seiten)
Computerhardware Verilink FrameStart FSD (34-00291.F) Product Manual Bedienungsanleitung
(49 Seiten)
(49 Seiten)
© 2020, manymanuals.de. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. | 0.124 s |
Manymanuals.com
Manymanuals.de
Manymanuals.fr
Manymanuals.it
Manymanuals.pl
Manymanuals.cz
Manymanuals.es
Manymanuals-pt.com
Kommentare zu diesen Handbüchern