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Access System 2000Access Manager 2000Verilink Corporation145 Baytech DriveSan Jose, California 95134 Assembly Part Number 896-502037-001-AMay 1993User

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vi Access Manager 2000 User ManualNode Access Failure ... 5-39Editing a

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Configuring Access Manager4-14 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• The current number of installed CSU circuit elements (that is, configured in the datab

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-15Access Manager 2000 supports 1 to 16 comlines operating at the following rates:The following

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Configuring Access Manager4-16 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe database is shipped with only COM1 installed. The following screen shows the default

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-17Adding a new comline definition 1. From the Installation Menu select Comline. 2. From the Re

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Configuring Access Manager4-18 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe following data entry fields appear in the Add Comline Definition screen: To display

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-19The connection choices and their descriptions are as follows:Type of connection DescriptionDi

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Configuring Access Manager4-20 Access Manager 2000 User ManualA note about AS2000 or ConnecT1 Plus: If the node is an AS2000 type, daisy-chained to ot

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-21Call/Answer, Modem Answer Only, ComDesign Mux, and Autoconfig are not available for the secon

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Configuring Access Manager4-22 Access Manager 2000 User ManualUsing the entries listed in Appendix D , "Installing Serial Ports", edit the c

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Updating user definitionsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-23 6. When you have finished deleting comlines, press to return to the previous menu. V

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual viiInstalled and Operational ... 5

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Configuring Access Manager4-24 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe access level of the current user is shown in the lower right box of each screen. Fou

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Updating user definitionsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-25Starting from the Main Menu, select Utilities. From the Utilities Menu, select User Defi

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Configuring Access Manager4-26 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo add a user definition: 1. From the Revise User Definitions screen, select Add. The sc

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Updating user definitionsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-27Figure 3-7 Review System Events Menu (Level 1 User)These screens generally allow Level

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Configuring Access Manager4-28 Access Manager 2000 User ManualReviewing and archiving events logsEach time a system event occurs, a record is made in

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Reviewing and archiving events logsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-29 2. From the Review System Events screen, select Vie . The System Event Log En

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Configuring Access Manager4-30 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 2. Select Archive. The screen labeled Events: Choose Archive Option appears. This scree

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Reviewing and archiving events logsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-31 3. After all selected records are printed, a warning message appears, prompt

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Configuring Access Manager4-32 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo archive event records: 1. From the Events: Choose Archive Option screen, choose the A

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Downloading firmware to the nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-33• To cancel the deletion, press any other key. Deleting event records without ar

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viii Access Manager 2000 User ManualConnected CSU Shelf and Plug Numbers ...5-93Channel Assignment ...

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Configuring Access Manager4-34 Access Manager 2000 User Manual The download files for the desired Access System 2000 circuit elements have already be

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Downloading firmware to the nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-35 2. Select the Code download option. The Select a Node screen now appears. This

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Configuring Access Manager4-36 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe Select a shelf and plug range screen appears.Skip Steps 6 and 7 if the plug type is

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Downloading firmware to the nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-37self-test and clearing performance registers). During this activity, the CSUs ar

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Configuring Access Manager4-38 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 11. Your circuit element has now been updated and is ready for use. 12. This complet

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-15Configuring the T1 NetworkThis chapter gives you instructions for configuring the DS1 network elements with

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Configuring the T1 Network5-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFunctionally, the node is the network management connection. It’s often synonymous with t

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T1 Network Monitoring OverviewAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-3Figure 5-1 SIM nodeThe SIM node has one SIM controller and up to 10 4016-R CSUs. Fi

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Configuring the T1 Network5-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 5-4 551VST ML List 2 nodeThe 551VST ML List 2 node includes the old List 1 or new

Strany 34 - 551VST LIST 2 CSU

T1 Network Monitoring OverviewAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-5To communicate with Verilink CSUs from the Access Man ager2000 software package, you

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual ixArchiving inactive alarms ...

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Configuring the T1 Network5-6 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• If a connection can’t be made, you’ll get an error message. Check for the fault. • If a

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T1 Network Monitoring OverviewAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-7Operationally, each far-end CSU is managed as if it were a node as well as a circuit

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Configuring the T1 Network5-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualMenu used: Main/Configuration/Circuit/AddOnce the far end is configured, you must configu

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T1 Network Monitoring OverviewAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-9Now that you’ve built a circuit with the help of the database “place holder” you cre

Strany 40 - Access Manager Connections

Configuring the T1 Network5-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 5-1 Configuration MenuEach type of configuration is described in the subsequent

Strany 41 - Access Manager 2000 Main Menu

Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-11 2. From the Configuration Menu, select Node. This will take you to the menu labeled Co nfigurat

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Configuring the T1 Network5-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe contents of the Add Node Definition screen and the Edit Node Definition screen are i

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-13The following diagram shows you how what tasks are involved in configuring the node.Summary of t

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Configuring the T1 Network5-14 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe following desired node definition values can now be entered.Node Name This uniquely

Strany 45 - Alarm Status

Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-15Type NONE for this field if the nodes are daisy-chained and this is the first node. Also enter N

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x Access Manager 2000 User ManualLLB - Line Loopback ... 8-41RLB - Repeat

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Configuring the T1 Network5-16 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable 5-2, “Allowable AS2000 shelf configurations,” on page 5-16 shows several possible

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-17Figure 5-2 How to connect the Access Manager PC and the nodeDefining query pathsTo define the Q

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Configuring the T1 Network5-18 Access Manager 2000 User ManualBefore you configure the node, make sure you have configured your comlines to support th

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-19To do this, the Node ID must be the same for all of the PCs. The PCs should access the node by m

Strany 51 - Installing Access Manager

Configuring the T1 Network5-20 Access Manager 2000 User ManualSpecifics are given in Table 5-4, “Selecting baud rates by equipment type and access typ

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-21 SIM NC/E Access System 2000The node will auto-dial Access Manager and report status change

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Configuring the T1 Network5-22 Access Manager 2000 User Manual ComDesign: The node’s network management port connects to a statistical multiplexer.

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-23Access Manager’s new Alternate Alarm Path (AAP) feature is available for use with Access System

Strany 55 - Installing a new

Configuring the T1 Network5-24 Access Manager 2000 User Manualdevices (modem, stat mux, or X.25 PAD). Consequently, when an alarm is sent from the nod

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-25Figure 5-3 Application using modemsFigure 5-4 Application using a stat mux device Access Manag

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual xiThe Status Code Tables ...

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Configuring the T1 Network5-26 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 5-5 Application using X.25 PADsWhat to doTo set up your alarm paths, you’ll need

Strany 59 - Creating a batch

Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-27 A screen labeled Alarm Path Definition will appear as an overlay.Now that you’ve reached this s

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Configuring the T1 Network5-28 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe Use field is used to assign a relative priority to an alarm path. To view the availa

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-29To specify the com port access device: 1. Go to the Device Type field, and press . A pop up men

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Configuring the T1 Network5-30 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 2. If you’re using modems which operate at the different speeds, go to the Baud Rate f

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-31The valid range is 0 to 255, with the default set to 10. Modems are limited to 1 to 15 attempts.

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Configuring the T1 Network5-32 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo set the amount of time between attempts, go to the Retry Interval field, and type in

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-33Error messagesIf you’ve made an error in selecting your alarm path parameters, one of the follow

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Configuring the T1 Network5-34 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFor each Access System 2000 or ConnecT1 plus node: To allow a local operator to use the

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-35In AS2000 nodes, the Enable Downline load Firmware? option gives permission for an operator logg

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Configuring the T1 Network5-36 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo add a node definition: 1. From the Configuration Menu , select the Node option (type

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-37An ounce of prevention . . . When you configure a node, you’re actually creating access to a loc

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Configuring the T1 Network5-38 Access Manager 2000 User ManualDefinition at each Access Manager. That way, each network manager knows under what condi

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-39Node Access Failure If Access Manager returns a NO CIRCUITS AVAILABLE message or an Access Manag

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Configuring the T1 Network5-40 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• The modem is configured for Modem Call/Answer.• The phone line is connected to the pro

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-41eleven nodes in the Access Manager database in alphanumeric order. 4. Position the cursor at t

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Configuring the T1 Network5-42 Access Manager 2000 User Manualthe preceding section, Node Access Failure, if Access Manager indicates a failure to con

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Configuring nodesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-43 5. Type Y to delete the node, or press any other key to abort the deletion. The view option of

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Configuring the T1 Network5-44 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 4. Press the key to select that node, and print the node and its associated circuit

Strany 78 - in VT100 terminal mode

Configuring circuit elementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-45 2. From the Configuration Menu , select Element. The Edit Element: Select Parent Nod

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List of FiguresAccess Manager 2000 User Manual xiiiFigure 1-1 Access Manager 2000 set up ...

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Configuring the T1 Network5-46 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 5-8 Configuration: 551VST-ML List 2 MenuFigure 5-9 Configuration: AS2000 MeThis

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Configuring circuit elementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-47Far-End Circuit Elements Access Manager supports configuration of CSU circuit element

Strany 82 - Logging on

Configuring the T1 Network5-48 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 2. From this screen, select Element. The screen labeled Edit Element: Select Parent Nod

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Configuring circuit elementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-49 4. Choose the Select option. The Select xxx Range data entry screen appears, where x

Strany 84 - Entering

Configuring the T1 Network5-50 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo edit a circuit element’s definition: 1. Starting from the Main Menu, select Configura

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Configuring circuit elementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-51• 551VST-ML List 2 •Access System 2000 4. If the parent node is an AS2000 type an

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Configuring the T1 Network5-52 Access Manager 2000 User ManualSelect CSU.Note:SMDS CSU capability is discussed in the Access System 2000 SMDS User Man

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Configuring circuit elementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-53• 551VST List 2 CSU• NMC L1 with 4016 L2 CSU:

Strany 88 - Setting the date and time

Configuring the T1 Network5-54 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• ConnecT1 Plus CSU 6. At this point, you’ll need to configure the parameters available

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Configuring circuit elementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-55 2. From this screen, select Element. The screen labeled Edit Element: Select Parent

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xiv Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 8-2 Applying a T1 test signal ...

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Configuring the T1 Network5-56 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5. Enter the range and press . This saves the information to the database.To view a c

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Configuring circuit elementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-57• Figure 5 -7, “Configuration: 551VST List 2 Menu,” on pag e5-45• Figure 5 -8, “Confi

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Configuring the T1 Network5-58 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 551VST ML List 1 or List 2 (with NMC List 1 Controller with revision 2.3 or earlier fi

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Configuration Options for 551VST ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-59Figure 5-10 551VST List 1/A Options MeFigure 5-11 551VST List1/B CSU O

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Configuring the T1 Network5-60 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 5-12 551VST List 2 CSU Options MeFigure 5-13 NMC L1 with 4016 L2 CSU Options Me

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Configuration Options for 551VST ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-61CAUTION The 4016 List 1 CSU circuit elements can be soft-configured usin

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Configuring the T1 Network5-62 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThis option determines whether the circuit element is installed and operational. This op

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Configuration Options for 551VST ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-63 These registers are known as near-end and far-end user registers becau

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Configuring the T1 Network5-64 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThis option must be set to YES and the Installed and Operational option must also be set

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Configuration Options for 551VST ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-65Table 5-8 Older CSU Circuit Elements BER Alarm Rest TimeTable 5-9 Newe

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List of TablesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual xvTable 2-1 Access Manager Installation Files ...

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Configuring the T1 Network5-66 Access Manager 2000 User ManualYou can select one of 32 time-outs ranging in duration from one second to twelve hours,

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Configuration Options for 551VST ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-67This option has a default setting of NO and should remain set to NO unle

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Configuring the T1 Network5-68 Access Manager 2000 User Manual the signal received from the network is looped back to the network (ESS) as a keep-ali

Strany 105 - Configuring the site

Configuration Options for 551VST ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-69This option is defaulted to YES. Note:Revision 2.2 or later of the 551VS

Strany 106 - Configuring Access Manager

Configuring the T1 Network5-70 Access Manager 2000 User ManualYellow alarm transcoding to NET should be enabled any time the EQP and network framing a

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-71CAUTIONSet this option to YES only if the CSUs at BOTH ENDS of

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Configuring the T1 Network5-72 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe following section will reflect these similarities by showing the ConnecT1 Plus model

Strany 109 - Updating user definitions

Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-73The screen labeled Edit Element: Select Parent Node appears.At

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Configuring the T1 Network5-74 Access Manager 2000 User ManualType the number of the shelf on the first line, the leftmost slot on the second line, an

Strany 111 - To delete a user definition:

Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-75The numbers in the top right area of this screen will indicate

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Important NoticeBefore performing any operations, PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL. WHEN YOU ARE FINISHED, PUT THIS MANUAL I

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xvi Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable D-2 Standard Serial Ports for IBM PC, XT, and AT...

Strany 114 - Viewing system

Configuring the T1 Network5-76 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 5-14 Typical NCC or TAC configuration option menuThese options are described in

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-77 If you set the Retrieve Far-End Data option to YES, you must

Strany 116 - To print event records:

Configuring the T1 Network5-78 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 3. Review the alarm condition settings by pressing to get the Alarm Condition Sub-Me

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-79The NET BER threshold is the maximum bit error rate allowed fo

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Configuring the T1 Network5-80 Access Manager 2000 User ManualAn interval is a 15-minute (900-second) segment of time, and there are 96 intervals in 2

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-81Go the the Alarm Set Delay Time field, and select the delay ti

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Configuring the T1 Network5-82 Access Manager 2000 User Manual xx MIN, where xx = 01 to 59 xx HR, where xx = 01 to 24 FOREVER The default is 1 mi

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-83Note:An RLB always passes the signal to the network, regardles

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Configuring the T1 Network5-84 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThis option allows the CSU to convert an SF yellow alarm (all B2 bits = ZERO) from the n

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-85CAUTIONIf NET Keep-Alive is FAIS (framed AIS) or AIS, then set

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual xviiPreface Using This ManualTargeted audienceThis introduction tells you how to use this manual and describes its c

Strany 125 - Configuring the T1 Network

Configuring the T1 Network5-86 Access Manager 2000 User Manual7.5 dB The first repeater is 1000 to 2000 feet away.15 dB The first repeater is less t

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-87Select the framing format used on the network. This can be SF

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Configuring the T1 Network5-88 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThis option functions like Signal to EQP on LOS option described below, except the trigg

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-89Then, press to go to the Loopback Enable screen, and enable

Strany 129 - Summary of tasks

Configuring the T1 Network5-90 Access Manager 2000 User Manual The default for all testing options is YES.Send/Receive Inband Loop CodThis option allo

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-91DIUs must be synchronized to the CSU for proper operation. To

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Configuring the T1 Network5-92 Access Manager 2000 User ManualAfter making your selection of CSU options, the selected CSU’configuration options can b

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-93Installed and OperationalThis setting should be the same as th

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Configuring the T1 Network5-94 Access Manager 2000 User ManualAlternate Alternate channels are those which are assigned to a port where every other ch

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-95channels may be entered by using a hyphen between the first an

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xviii Access Manager 2000 User Manual 3. You have now completed this procedure. The functional specifications of the various Verilink network acces

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Configuring the T1 Network5-96 Access Manager 2000 User ManualEQP SpeedType the transmission speed for each port on the next line of the menu. This ra

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-97timing and probably requires some trial and error. First, choo

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Configuring the T1 Network5-98 Access Manager 2000 User ManualEnable TUSelect from one of the following options: If this DIU is receiving a TT input

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-99Installed and OperationalThis setting should be the same as th

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Configuring the T1 Network5-100 Access Manager 2000 User ManualEach mode determines which data ports are to be used. The total (aggregate) data rate f

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Configuration Options for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus Access Manager 2000 User Manual 5-101Port 1 = Channels1 and 2Port 2 = Channel 3Port 3 = Channel 4P

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Configuring the T1 Network5-102 Access Manager 2000 User ManualEach DIU 2140 can have any combination of asynchronous and synchronous data equipment c

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Configuring circuitsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-103If you ever edit a circuit or route with a changed node name, then the node name must be upd

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Configuring the T1 Network5-104 Access Manager 2000 User ManualCircuit NameIn the Add Circuit Definition screen, type in the circuit name. The name ca

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Configuring circuitsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-105CommentsYou can add up to four lines of comments, with up to thirty characters allowed on ea

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What’s in this Manual?Access Manager 2000 User Manual xixInstalling Access ManagerProvides instructions for installing the Access Manager software o

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Configuring the T1 Network5-106 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 3. Make any required changes as described in the Adding a Circuit Definition section

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Configuring routesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-107A circuit can be deleted from the database at any time. 1. In the Configuration: Circuit scre

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Configuring the T1 Network5-108 Access Manager 2000 User ManualCSU acceptance testingBefore performing the CSU acceptance tests from an Access Manager

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CSU acceptance testingAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-109 5. Choose the Loopbacks option and press . 6. Type the shelf and plug (plug-in module

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Configuring the T1 Network5-110 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 17. Press to return to the Select CSU Test Activity menu, then select the Abort Tes

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CSU acceptance testingAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-111 31. Verify that the STAT LED is lit yellow on the near-end and far-end CSUs (NCC or TAC)

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Configuring the T1 Network5-112 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 44. Type the shelf and plug-in slot numbers of the NCC or TAC, and press the functi

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CSU acceptance testingAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 5-113 54. Type Y to specify the far-end Network Loopbacks and press . 55. Repeat this procedu

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Configuring the T1 Network5-114 Access Manager 2000 User Manual

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 6-16Alarm reportingThis chapter gives you instructions for performing the operations that handle the Alarm Log.

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xx Access Manager 2000 User ManualAnalyzing Performance DataProvides a reference for the Database Access branch of the Access Manager 2000 menu. Dat

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Alarm reporting6-2 Access Manager 2000 User Manualsections of this manual to describe a trouble condition that no longer exists.To reset the auto-ackn

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Deactivating alarmsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 6-3 2. From this screen select Deactivate. The Deactivate (Select Alarm to Deactivate) screen appe

Strany 160 - To add a node definition:

Alarm reporting6-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo tag alarm records for deactivation: 1. Starting from the Main Menu, select Alarm Status. The Ala

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Deactivating alarmsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 6-5To deactivate alarm records by date and time: 1. Starting from the Main Menu, select Alarm Sta

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Alarm reporting6-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualViewing active alarmsTo view active alarms: 1. Starting from the Main Menu, select Alarm Status. Th

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Listing active alarmsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 6-7The Alarm Time Stamp for AS2000 and 551VST type circuit elements (hardware) is the time the

Strany 164 - Editing a node

Alarm reporting6-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualArchiving inactive alarmsTo archive inactive alarm records: 1. Starting from the Main Menu, select A

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Archiving inactive alarmsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 6-9Note:The month, date, and year used in the archive file name are those selected in the Ar

Strany 166 - Deleting a node

Alarm reporting6-10 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• To delete the alarm records, type Y. • To cancel deletion of the selected alarm records, press an

Strany 167 - Printing a node

Archiving inactive alarmsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 6-11To archive inactive alarms: 1. Starting from the Main Menu, select Alarm Status. The A

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Summary of Access Manager changesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual xxiFor information about Access Manag er2000 not covered in this manual, call Veril

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Alarm reporting6-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualNote:If the drive selected is the drive on which Access Manager is running, the archived files are

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-17Analyzing Performance DataThis chapter gives you instructions for retrieving, analyzing, archiving, and del

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Analyzing Performance Data7-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualEffect of Changing a Node NameWhen you change a node name with the Node Configuration scr

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Reporting performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-3The Performance Data Analysis procedure is divided into thirteen steps. The steps are gr

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Analyzing Performance Data7-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualMove the cursor to Use , Additional, or EQPT and press . The Choose Filter for Performanc

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Reporting performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-5• No Filter: This option allows you to display all 15-minute intervals (within the selec

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Analyzing Performance Data7-6 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• FCOCO: Central Office-to-Central Office (interoffice) long circuit length (greater than

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Reporting performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-7 5. If you choose S-Use , the Choose Filter Selection Logic screen appears. Select from

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Analyzing Performance Data7-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualSteps 6 and 7 deal with setting the date and time range for the S-user or P-user filters.

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Reporting performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-9Steps 8 and 9 deal with choosing network elements and circuits. 8. After you specify th

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xxii Access Manager 2000 User Manual 9. Loss of Signal (LOS) is now supported in the configuration screen for each data port. LOS can be programmed

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Analyzing Performance Data7-10 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• If you chose Route in Step 8, the Select A Route screen appears. Place the cursor at t

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Reporting performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-11From this screen, select the circuit element to be viewed for detailed data. (See Step

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Analyzing Performance Data7-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 7-1 Typical 24-Hour Performance Data Bar ChartYou can select any of the availabl

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Reporting performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-13For S-Use , only those intervals with at least one parameter exceeding the specified th

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Analyzing Performance Data7-14 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• If you select the Print Selected Data option, the data printed depends upon what scree

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Archiving performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-15• If you select the Change the Y axis option (which appears only if you are displaying

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Analyzing Performance Data7-16 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• The first option, Print, allows printing selected records, with an option of deleting

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Archiving performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-17To print records, with the option of deleting those records: 1. Starting from the Main

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Analyzing Performance Data7-18 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 8. All information in the database prior to and including the selected date is sent to

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Archiving performance dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 7-19 7. The Select Drive screen now appears. Enter the letter of the disk drive where you w

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Conventions used in this guideAccess Manager 2000 User Manual xxiii Select SMDS and press . Special symbols are used to draw your attention to par

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Analyzing Performance Data7-20 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 2. From the Database Access (Performance Database Analysis) screen, select Archive. The

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-18Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access ManagerThis chapter tells you how to use Access Manager 2000 to perfo

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-2 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 1. Select On-line Access from the Main Menu. The Online Access: Selec

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Selecting a nodeAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-3• If you selected an AS2000 type node, you will see this screen.The sub-menu you see displays a li

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-4 Access Manager 2000 User Manual2020 (CCC 1020). There are some nomenclature differences in the model

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Displaying circuit element status in a nodeAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-5If you are presented with the On-line: AS2000 Type screen, move the cur

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe Display option is not available single-line CSUs. The single-line

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Displaying circuit element status in a nodeAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-7 3. When you are finished reviewing the display, press to return to

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualAccess Manager 2000 handles non-AS2000 nodes, including NC/E multiline

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Displaying circuit element status in a nodeAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-9Each shelf has one SIM shelf controller and up to ten 4016-R CSU circui

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xxiv Access Manager 2000 User ManualWARNINGThe DIU 2132 contains static-sensitive circuits. Before unpacking a DIU, wear an anti-static wrist strap,

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualA typical Access System 2000 node configuration is shown below.To hav

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Displaying circuit element status in a nodeAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-11Codes are used to display the status of the different elements in each

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe indicators that are red on a color monitor are shown as intensifi

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Displaying individual circuit element statusAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-13 [Shelf1, Slot 6] has a missing DIU 2132. The element’s configuratio

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-14 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 2. A CSU status screen appears. This screen shows a typical status s

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Displaying individual circuit element statusAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-15 4. Press to return to the On-line Access Menu. Reviewing the stat

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-16 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe fields and their values are described belowField Value MeaningBER

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Displaying individual circuit element statusAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-17Note:The single-line 551VST List 1/A and List 2 also have an Enable A

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-18 Access Manager 2000 User Manual If the circuit element is an NCC 2020, CCC 1020, TAC 2010, or TAC 1

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Displaying individual circuit element statusAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-19• If the circuit element is a DIU 2140, a status screen similar to th

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Conventions used in this guideAccess Manager 2000 User Manual xxvCheck BoxesCheck boxes are used with checklists and sequential lists. Verilink reco

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-20 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 6. After viewing the current status, press to return to the On-li

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Displaying individual circuit element statusAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-21Reviewing DIU statuThis section covers status and revision levels for

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-22 Access Manager 2000 User ManualReviewing TIU statuThis section covers revision levels for the TIU 2

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Displaying individual circuit element statusAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-23In the following screen, the status indicators show the source of tim

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-24 Access Manager 2000 User ManualIf the frequency line on the screen is 0 and all other indicators are

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Displaying circuit statusAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-25A status diagram like the one below will appear. All possible error indications are show

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-26 Access Manager 2000 User ManualDisplaying on-line circuit element configurationFor any AS2000 circui

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Displaying on-line circuit element configurationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-27• If the circuit element is a DIU 2130 or DIU 1130, a configurati

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-28 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 3. After viewing the configuration screen, press to return to the

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Displaying Telco and User dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-29Table 8-1 Types of performance registersFour register sets are shown here. The fir

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Access Manager 2000 Software PackageProduct Support InformationThe Access Manager 2000 Software Packages (AM2000-8, AM2000-24, AM2000-1000) purchased

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xxvi Access Manager 2000 User ManualAdditional readingThe manuals listed provide detailed information on the Verilink single-line and multiline DS1

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-30 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo access 551-type performance registers: 1. From the On-line Access

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Displaying Telco and User dataAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-31Note:SMDS CSU capability, provided by the DIU 2132, is discussed in a separate manu

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-32 Access Manager 2000 User Manual1-hour data screensA 1-hour register screen looks like this:You can v

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Displaying 24-Hour Performance Data Bar ChartsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-33You can view the last 96 15-minute intervals. The 24-hour summary i

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-34 Access Manager 2000 User ManualIf you are examining an AS2000 CSU, select Bar Chart Displa . The Ret

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Displaying 24-Hour Performance Data Bar ChartsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-35 3. The 24-Hour xxx Performance Data Bar Chart of the first CSU cir

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-36 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• If you select Print, the following screen will appear. Select the p

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Computing statisticsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-37 The percentage of error-free seconds is calculated by dividing error-free seconds by availa

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-38 Access Manager 2000 User ManualResetting User performance registersUse this sub-menu to reset User r

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Activating/Deactivating CSU loopbacksAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-39The Code Violations-Line register. (See ANSI T1M1.3). These registers are no

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-11Access Manager Overview This chapter describes the functions and features of Acces sManage r2000. Functions

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-40 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTo help you quickly isolate problems within the transmission path, mo

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Activating/Deactivating CSU loopbacksAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-41PLB - Payload LoopbackWhen a PLB is in effect, the signal from the DS1 line

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-42 Access Manager 2000 User ManualList 1, 1/A, and 4016 List 1. Note that Access Manager blocks transmi

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Activating/Deactivating CSU loopbacksAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-43After an operator-defined time, the RLB is deactivated by the RLB timer. Thi

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-44 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 1. When you get the On-line Access sub-menu, select the Loopbacks op

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Activating/Deactivating CSU loopbacksAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-45• If you are working on a 551VST type CSU, you will see the following menu:A

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-46 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 7. If you are deactivating a loopback and you previously changed th

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Activating/Deactivating CSU loopbacksAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-47Deactivate Network Loopback (PLB or LLB) This command deactivates the LLB or

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-48 Access Manager 2000 User Manualfirmware revision in the CSU is required to use this feature. If you

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Activating/Deactivating DIU loopbacksAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-49DIU 2130 and DIU 1130 loopbacks The DIU 2130 and DIU 1130 loopbacks are show

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Access Manager Overview1-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualYou can set up Access Manager to meet your specific network needs. For example, you can edit

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-50 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 8-1 DIU 2140 loopbacksThe selected data equipment transmitter

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Activating/Deactivating DIU loopbacksAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-51• Press the key to enter the DIU slot and shelf number. 3. One of the fo

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-52 Access Manager 2000 User ManualAfter selecting the loopback activity, the Select Port Number to Rece

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Testing CSUAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-53You will activate the CSU loopback that is required for this test. For example, when sending a test si

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-54 Access Manager 2000 User Manualfrom 1 to 2 in each ConnecT1 Plus node. For this test, this CSU is th

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Testing CSUAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-55These signals are either framed or unframed, depending on how you configured the NCC or TAC in the Ena

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-56 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• To apply the test signal toward the equipment, type E.• Test from F

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Testing CSUAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-57The test signal is no longer applied to the circuit by the NCC (CCC) or TAC, and all loopbacks are dea

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-58 Access Manager 2000 User Manual• Test Time Remaining: This line shows time in hours, minutes, and se

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Testing DIUsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-59• After the results have been viewed if no (0) time is remaining. • When the system is shutdown and r

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Network ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-3loses the incoming signal from the equipment or the network, or if the operator-defined bit error

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-60 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 4. Select the data port on which to send the PRBS. For a DIU 2130 o

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Testing DIUsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 8-61 8. To view DIU test results, select the Stop Sending Test Pattern option. The DIU 2130 Test Statu

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Monitoring and Troubleshooting Access Manager8-62 Access Manager 2000 User Manual

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-1AppendixA Key Acronyms and TermsTerm DefinitionAAAmpere.ACAlternating Current.Acknowledged AlarmAn alarm sent to Access

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A-2 Access Manager 2000 ManualAMISee Alternate Mark Inversion.ANSIAmerican National Standards Institute.ASCIIAmerican National Standard Code for Info

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-3Bit Error Rate ThresholdA bit error rate (BER) level above in which a CSU alarm is generated and reported to Access Mana

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A-4 Access Manager 2000 ManualChannel Service UnitThe portion of the NCC or TAC that performs CSU functions, such as line framing and coding conversi

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-5CRC-6 RegenerationA mode in which the CRC-6 is recalculated for incoming data before it is retransmitted. In this mode,

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A-6 Access Manager 2000 ManualDD4See Superframe.DataDigitally represented information which includes voice, text, video, or facsimile.Data Bus(1) A c

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-7Data Terminal EquipmentGenerally, user devices, such as terminals and computers, that connect to data circuit-terminatin

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Access Manager Overview1-4 Access Manager 2000 User Manual Nodes Circuit Elements Circuits RoutesFigure 1 -2, “DS1 Network Elements” shows the net

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A-8 Access Manager 2000 ManualDS-1 EquipmenThe customers DS-1 data transmission equipment connected to the CSU of a NCC 2020 or TAC 2010.DTESee Data

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-9Error-Free SecondA second with no detected errors.Errored Seconds - LineThe number of seconds with one or more Code Viol

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A-10 Access Manager 2000 ManualFFailed SecondSee Unavailable Seconds (UAS).Failed Signal StateA failed signal state is declared whenever 10 SESs occu

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-11G, HHub OfficeA central location from which an operator can access an Access System 2000 node for administration and/or

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A-12 Access Manager 2000 ManualLine LoopbackAn LLB is a loop which takes the signal from the DS-1 network and loops it back toward the network. The l

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-13MMaster NCC 2020This module provides the operator interface between an Access Manager 2000 controller, ASCII terminal,

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A-14 Access Manager 2000 ManualNNCCSee Node Controller.Near-EnThis refers to a circuit element that is accessed locally by Access Manager (i.e., does

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-15O, POn-lineOn-line is a selection of Access Manager 2000 available from the Main Menu. Under On-line are operations tha

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A-16 Access Manager 2000 ManualPoint-to-pointA term used to describe a circuit that interconnects two points directly.PortThe point of access into a

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-17Repeater LoopbackThe repeater loopback connects the CSU network output signal back toward the equipment. It loops the w

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Network ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-5The modes of access for near-end nodes are standard implementations of RS-232 interface methods, t

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A-18 Access Manager 2000 ManualSuperframeThe superframe framing format divides a 1.544 Mbps DS-1 (T1) line into two major sections and contains 24 fr

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Access Manager 2000 Manual A-19UUASSee Unavailable Second.ULSee Underwriters LaboratoryUnavailable SecondCounted for every second in which an Unavaila

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A-20 Access Manager 2000 ManualYellow AlarmA Yellow Alarm is the alarm a receiving channel bank or multiplexer sends to the other end of the circuit

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual B-1AppendixB Modem Configuration This appendix describes how to configure modems when used with CSUs or shelf controll

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B-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe modem must be configured to communicate at 2400 baud, 8 data bits, no parity, one stop bit. All the commands l

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OSI Protocol ConfigurationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual B-3 SIM Current 551VST ML List 2 with List 2 MLB shelf or upgraded List 1 shelf and NMC

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B-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable B-2 Modem Configuration for OSI Protocol without DTR LeadNOTE 1. Factory position indicated by boldface.NOT

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TABS Protocol ConfigurationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual B-5TABS Protocol Configuration The switch configurations for a Hayes Smartmodem  1200 or

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B-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable B-3 Modem Configuration for TABS ProtocolParameter Smartmodem 1200 Switch Position Option Smartmodem 2400

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual C-1AppendixC Alarm Report Record Format Alarm Record Layout The alarm processing logic in Access Manager 2000 allows

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Access Manager Overview1-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualDual-Line Nodes ConnecT1 Plus: Accesses up to four dual-line shelves containing up to 2 cir

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C-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe Status Code TablesThe following tables contain status codes: Table C-2, “551VST List 2 Status Codes,” on pag

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The Status Code TablesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual C-33 3 - 4 2 Month of the alarm timestamp4 5 - 6 2 Day of the alarm timestamp 5 7 - 8 2 Hour

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C-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable C-2 551VST List 2 Status CodeTable C-3 NC/E Status Codes 15 n + 2 1 Byte n+2 is a One-byte checksum. This

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The Status Code TablesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual C-5Table C-4 SIM Status Codes 12 Power fuse blown 15 SIM absent 20 NC/E powered up Status C

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C-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable C-5 NMC List 2 Status CodesTable C-6 AS2000 Near-End Network Status Codes Status Code (hex) Description 0

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The Status Code TablesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual C-770 112 Near NET PLB looped cleared 71 113 Near NET LOS alarm 72 114 Near NET LOS alarm clear

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C-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable C-7 AS2000 Near-End Equipment Status CodesTable C-8 AS2000 Far-End Network Status CodesStatus Codes (hex)

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The Status Code TablesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual C-9Table C-9 AS2000 Far-End Equipment Status Codes133 307 Far NET UAS alarm134 308 Far NET UAS

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C-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable C-10 Additional NCC 2020 Status Code19D 413 Far EQPT LOS alarm 19E 414 Far EQPT LOS alarm cleare19F 415

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The Status Code TablesAccess Manager 2000 User Manual C-113F2 1010 Power-Up Loop Exists alarm 3F3 1011 Power-Up Self Test to NET Failure alarm 3F4

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Network ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-7Figure 1-3 Typical AS2000 Multiline Configuration SIM: Accesses one 551VST MLS Shelf containing

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C-12 Access Manager 2000 User Manual

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual D-1AppendixD Installing Serial PortsThis appendix describes the settings and procedures used to add a standard serial

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D-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable D-2 Standard Serial Ports for IBM PC, XT, and ATCAUTIONTo use the built-in serial ports with Access Manager

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Installing a DigiCHANNEL MC/4 or MC/8 and Editing Access Manager 2000 User Manual D-3Installing a DigiCHANNEL MC/4 or MC/8 and Editing a Comline The

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D-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualCAUTIONIt is imperative that the @6FE5.ADF and @6FE6.ADF files are copied to your configuration disk (Reference Di

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Installing a DigiCHANNEL MC/4 or MC/8 and Editing Access Manager 2000 User Manual D-5• COM2 Compatibility Disabled The PS/2 auto configuration progra

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D-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualIRQ: The Shared I/O Status Port Mask always has the same value for the same port, number-independent of the port a

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Installing a DigiCHANNEL MC/4 or MC/8 and Editing Access Manager 2000 User Manual D-7CAUTIONDo not install software drivers provided by Digiboard for

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D-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualInstalling a DigiCHANNEL PC/4, PC/8, or PC/16 and Editing A Comline The DigiBoard DigiCHANNEL PC/4 and PC/8 boards

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Installing a DigiCHANNEL PC/4, PC/8, or PC/16 and Access Manager 2000 User Manual D-9Table D-5 Serial Ports for First DigiCHANNEL PC/4, PC/8 in IBM

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Access Manager Overview1-8 Access Manager 2000 User Manual Access System 2000 Accesses up to two multiline shelves containing up to 13 circuit elemen

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D-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualCAUTIONDo not install software drivers provided by Digiboard for the PC/4 oPC/8. Since Access Manager has its own

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Installing a DigiCHANNEL PC/4, PC/8, or PC/16 and Access Manager 2000 User Manual D-11CAUTIONDo not install software drivers provided by Digiboard fo

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D-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualCAUTIONDo not install software drivers provided by Digiboard for the PC/16 oPC/16. Since Access Manager has its o

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual E-1AppendixE Archive File Formats Event Log The format of the User Login Event archive file uses the LOTUS 1-2-3 impo

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E-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable E-1 Event Log ID Number CodesEvent ID Descripti0 System start-up1 System shut-down 2 User login 3 User log

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Alarm Archive Record Layout LogAccess Manager 2000 User Manual E-3Alarm Archive Record Layout Log Access Manager stores the alarm records by archivin

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E-4 Access Manager 2000 User Manual Table E-11, “NMC List 2 Alarm Bit Definition 2,” on page E -10. This table lists the NMC List 2 alarm bits for t

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Alarm Archive Record Layout LogAccess Manager 2000 User Manual E-5Table E-3 Alarm Archive Record Layout for AS2000 and ConnecT1 Plus12 Alarm bit 0.

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E-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable E-4 551VST List 2 Alarm Bit Definition11 Node (or Circuit Element) type:48 = NCC49 = TAC56 = CCC12 Alarm n

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Alarm Archive Record Layout LogAccess Manager 2000 User Manual E-7Table E-5 NC/E Alarm Bit DefinitioTable E-6 NC/E Alarm Bit Definition Alarm Bit D

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Network ElementsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-9Dual-Line and Multiline Circuit ElementsThe multiline circuit element plug-in modules with which A

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E-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable E-7 NC/E Alarm Bit Definition Table E-8 SIM Alarm Bit DefinitionAlarm Bit Description0 - 8 Not used9 NC/E

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Alarm Archive Record Layout LogAccess Manager 2000 User Manual E-9Table E-9 NC/E Alarm Bit Definition Table E-10 NMC List 2 Alarm Bit Definition 1A

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E-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable E-11 NMC List 2 Alarm Bit Definition 2Performance Data Log (Performance Database) The Performance Log Data

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Performance Data Log (Performance Database)Access Manager 2000 User Manual E-11If you change the node ID number (item 7) or node name (item 6) by Acc

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E-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualNote:When the Performance Database is archived, the Circuit Element Name is labelled with the node name [shelf, s

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Performance Data Log (Performance Database)Access Manager 2000 User Manual E-13N/A (Not Applicable) in the performance data register fields indicates

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E-14 Access Manager 2000 User Manual If a record type contains non-zero data or has no data (i.e., the data is missing), “... records” are created.

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IndexAccess Manager 2000 User Manual Index-1Numerics4016 List1 and 2 CSUs Configuration Menus, 5-574016 List1 CSU configuration, 5-444016 List2 CSU

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IndexIndex-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualBar chart of performance data, 7-6Cchanging, 4-21Circuit, 1-9definition, 5-102listing all definitions,

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IndexAccess Manager 2000 User Manual Index-3far-end configuration, 5-47Field entries, 3-18FilesREADME.DOC, 2-5Framedtest signals, 8-55framed, 5-

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Access Manager Overview1-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe circuit definition is also used by Access Manager 2000 during data analysis. This allow

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IndexIndex-4 Access Manager 2000 User Manualtype, 4-6Query and alarm pathsAccess System2000, 5-15RAI, 5-97real-time system clock, 4-2regenerate CR

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Access LevelsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-11Appendix B "Modem Configuration" provides the modem configuration information. Access Leve

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Access Manager Overview1-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 1 -5, “Access Manager 2000 menu tree,” on page 1-13, provides an overview of the fiv

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Access Manager 2000 Main MenuAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-13Figure 1-5 Access Manager 2000 menu treeThis diagram provides a view of the major A

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Access Manager Overview1-14 Access Manager 2000 User ManualThe Utilities option of the Main Menu allows you to configure the Access Manager system. It

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Access Manager 2000 Main MenuAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-15Event LogThis option allows you to view, print, and archive system events such as us

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Access Manager Overview1-16 Access Manager 2000 User ManualDeactivate This command deactivates alarm records and makes them available for deletion and

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Access Manager 2000 Main MenuAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-17NodeA node is any equipment that has single-point Access Manager access (i.e., to wh

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Access Manager Overview1-18 Access Manager 2000 User ManualIt has the following major branches:Note:The actual commands listed in the On-line menu dep

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Access Manager 2000 Main MenuAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 1-19Element Configuration and Status-Element (Element Status)These commands show the sta

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Table of ContentsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual iUsing This Manual ...

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Access Manager Overview1-20 Access Manager 2000 User ManualLoopbacksThis command allows you to activate or deactivate a loopback at the near-end or fa

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-12Installing Access ManagerThis chapter provides instructions for installing Access Manager. It also describe

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Installing Access Manager2-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualHard disk storage considerationsThe maximum available hard disk space is dependent on the

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Equipment InstallationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-3Note:Verilink recommends that a 80-megabyte hard drive be used when running Access Manager.

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Installing Access Manager2-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualSoftware InstallationThis section provides instructions for installing Access Manager 2000

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Software InstallationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-5Two working files are generated during Access Manager operation. The files function as transa

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Installing Access Manager2-6 Access Manager 2000 User Manual reside in the root directory of your hard disk’s boot drive (normally drive C), and co

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Software InstallationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-7To copy the CONFIG.SYS file to the root directory of the boot drive: 1. Type C: and press

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Installing Access Manager2-8 Access Manager 2000 User Manual 1. If the current Access Manager directory is named AM2000, create a backup directory nam

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Software InstallationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-9The INSTALL program then copies the Access Manager program files and all blank database files

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ii Access Manager 2000 User ManualNetwork Configuring ...

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Installing Access Manager2-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualAM2000 in any directory to start the program. The batch file automatically changes to the

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Software InstallationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-11After making any changes to your start-up batch file, save the file and reboot your system.L

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Installing Access Manager2-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFor detailed information on the installation or operation of pcANYWHERE, refer to the man

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Software InstallationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-13Remote Access PortAccess Manager 2000 requires that the host PC has one dedicated communicat

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Installing Access Manager2-14 Access Manager 2000 User Manual Physical connections between the host PC and xxx. Your host PC must be running pcANYWH

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Software InstallationAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 2-15Before Starting AccumasterBefore Accumaster is run for the first time, the network should be

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-13Using Access ManagerThis section provides you with information about: screen appearance and content using

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Using Access Manager3-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 3-1 Username ScreenIn this screen, you enter your username and, susequently, your passw

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BasicsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-3Figure 3-2 Basic display on host PC Differences in displays when in VT100 modeThe personal computer and VT1

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual iiiReset User Registers ... 1-19Performanc

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Using Access Manager3-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualFigure 3-3 Function key display at host PC When operating Access Manager remotely with a VT1

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BasicsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-5For example, the Main Menu, shown below, provides access to five other menus.If you select the Utilities opt

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Using Access Manager3-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualStatus screens provide information directly from on-line data. Status screens are “read only” a

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BasicsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-7Table 3-1 Function key definitions in PC modeKey Meaning Definition<F1> HelpPressing displays the o

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Using Access Manager3-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualWhen Access Manager is started in VT100 mode, the bottom of the screen displays escape key sequ

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BasicsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-9A listing of these definitions is provided in Table 3-2, “Cursor movement key definitions in PC mode,” on pa

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Using Access Manager3-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable 3-3 Special key definitions in PC modeKey<ENTER>Pressing the key either selects

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BasicsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-11Equivalent VT100 KeystrokeWith Access Manager operating in the VT mode under pcANYWHERE III, commands enter

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Using Access Manager3-12 Access Manager 2000 User ManualTable 3-4 Function key and escape key sequences in VT100 terminal modeTo get a help screen th

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BasicsAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-13This displays an on-line help screen labeled Function Key Definitions. This is shown in Table 3-5, “On-line

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iv Access Manager 2000 User ManualStarting the On-Site Access Manager ...3-14Loggin

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Using Access Manager3-14 Access Manager 2000 User ManualIf you’re using a color monitor, the warning message will be white text in a red box. The word

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Getting started with Access ManagerAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-15 follow the procedure to manually start Access Manager:To manually start Acce

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Using Access Manager3-16 Access Manager 2000 User ManualWhen Access Manager is shipped from Verilink, the database has only one user name defined---LE

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Getting started with Access ManagerAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-17After the user password is accepted, the Main Menu appears. 3. You can now p

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Using Access Manager3-18 Access Manager 2000 User ManualNote:When Access Manager is started in the VT100 mode, the bottom of the screen displays escap

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Getting started with Access ManagerAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 3-19Any valid alphanumeric characters or symbols, including spaces, are valid in a

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ChapterAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-14Configuring Access ManagerThis chapter provides instructions for setting up Access Manager 2000. These oper

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Configuring Access Manager4-2 Access Manager 2000 User ManualSetting the date and timeAccess Manager uses DOS commands to update the system clock. On

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-3Configuring the siteConfiguring the site includes the following activities: Differentiating t

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Access Manager 2000 User Manual vListing system events ... 4

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Configuring Access Manager4-4 Access Manager 2000 User ManualWhen a number of Access Managers have access to a given node, the node needs to know “who

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-5 5. To see what Manager Type options are available, press . The following screen will appear

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Configuring Access Manager4-6 Access Manager 2000 User ManualReport output destinationThe Printer Filename option specifies a destination for the repo

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-7restore them to normal mode (10 cpi). The hexadecimal values used for the printer types are li

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Configuring Access Manager4-8 Access Manager 2000 User ManualIs Printer 80-Column Wide?The Is Printer 80-Column Wide? data entry field appears in the

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-9To select where you want the alarms to go: From the Installation Menu, select Alarm. The Edit

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Configuring Access Manager4-10 Access Manager 2000 User ManualDigiboard COM port. Refer to the DOS manual for proper use of the MODE command. Do not d

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-11Note:Refer to Appendix C, "Alarm Report Record Format", for a description of the al

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Configuring Access Manager4-12 Access Manager 2000 User Manual b. The CSUs must have collection of performance data enabled. c. The parent nodes of t

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Configuring the siteAccess Manager 2000 User Manual 4-13Table 4-1 Database allocation at time of shipmentEach of the three categories of performance

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