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USERS MANUAL
30451-101A-MOD Issue D July 2001
DATE
Feb. 1998 Jan. 1999 July 2001 February 2002
ISSUE
A B C D
ECO NO.
-302-123
302-267
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Product Description
Coastcom Dual Synchronous Data Channel Unit (DSDCU) User's Manual
Coastcoms Dual Synchronous Data Channel Unit (DSDCU), occupying one physical card slot in a D/I Mux III shelf, provides two distinct data service ports that allow highspeed, bi-directional, synchronous data transfer over a T1 network. Each channel is independently mappable to either the T1-1 or T1-2 direction. The DSDCU provides LAN-WAN-LAN connectivity, and concentrates and transfers large amounts of data for computer-to-computer, CAD/CAM, high-speed facsimile, compressed video, and WAN communications. The DSDCU includes 56/64 x N capability, using RS-422/449, V.35, RS-232E, and EIA 530A data interfaces. The DSDCU enables interface of Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) or Data Communications Equipment (DCE) synchronous data with Coastcoms D/I Mux III multiplexer system. Multiplexer Requirement: Model: D/I Mux III 8.8 (or above) 1.9 (or above) 9.8 (or above) 1.8 (or above) 1.8 (or above)
Software version numbers for Control Units should be: Common Control Unit (CCU) (30305-108) Common Control Unit (CCU) (30305-110) ALPS CCU (30305-109) Multiplexer Control Unit (MCU) (40305-103) Advanced Multiplexer Control Unit (AMCU) (40305-104) DSDCU Module Number: Revision: 30451-101A A (or above)
The model and revision number of the CCU, MCU, or AMCU may be found either on the front panel or remotely by querying the multiplexer with the DC (Display shelf Configuration) command. If not operating with the specified (or a later) revision, an upgrade kit is required. Contact Coastcom at 1-800-433-3433 for further information. All equipment specifications subject to change without notice. Copyright 1999 by Coastcom. All Rights Reserved. Printed in the United States of America. No Coastcom document, or parts thereof, may be reproduced in any form without prior written permission from Coastcom except where otherwise noted. The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. D/I Mux III is a Trademark of Coastcom.
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Regulatory Information FCC Notice Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Part 15 Regulation For Telephone Equipment NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. IMPORTANT: This product was tested for FCC compliance under the conditions that included the use of shielded cables and connectors between system components. Changes or modifications to this product not authorized by the manufacturer could void your authority to operate this equipment.
FCC REQUIREMENTS
NOTE: FCC Part 68 rules require the following information to be included in this publication. Some information may not be relevant to Coastcom equipment. General Information Regarding The Use Of Customer-Provided Telephone Equipment FCC regulations and telephone company procedures prohibit connection of customer-provided equipment to telephone company-provided coin service central office implemented systems. Connection to party line service is subject to State tariffs. If you have any questions about your telephone line, such as how many pieces of equipment you can connect to it, the telephone company will provide this information upon request.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW......................................................................... 1-1 DSDCU Features .......................................................................................................... 1-1 DSDCU Operation ........................................................................................................ 1-2 DSDCU Timing.................................................................................................. 1-3 Circuit Description......................................................................................................... 1-4 Microcontroller....................................................................................... 1-4 Front Panel Indicators ........................................................................... 1-4 PCM Backplane Interface...................................................................... 1-4 CMOS Parallel FIFOs............................................................................ 1-4 Serial I/O Interface and Data Ports ....................................................... 1-4 Internal BERT ........................................................................................ 1-5 CHAPTER 2. APPLICATIONS .................................................................................... 2-1 LAN-WAN-LAN Application........................................................................................... 2-1 CAD/CAM Application................................................................................................... 2-2 High-Speed Data Concentrator Application .................................................................. 2-3 High-Speed Videoconferencing Application.................................................................. 2-4 CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION ................................................................................... 3-1 Handling Procedures to Prevent Electrostatic Damage................................................ 3-1 Installing the Card into the Shelf ................................................................................... 3-1 Removing the Line Card ............................................................................................... 3-2 DSDCU Jumper Configuration...................................................................................... 3-3 DSDCU Connections and Cable Requirements ........................................................... 3-6 DCE-to-DTE Cabling With V.35 Interface.............................................. 3-7 DCE-to-DTE Cabling With RS-422/449 Interface.................................. 3-10 DCE-to-DTE Cabling With RS-232E Interface ...................................... 3-13 DCE-to-DTE Cabling with EIA-530 Interface ........................................ 3-16 Cable Lengths ................................................................................................... 3-19 RS-232E Interface Cable........................................................... 3-19 RS-422/449, V.35, & EIA-530 Interface Cable .......................... 3-20 Extended Cable Lengths ........................................................... 3-21 Recommended Cable Types ................................................ 3-22 LED Indicators .......................................................................................... 3-22 CHAPTER 4. SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION ........................................................... 4-1 DD - Displaying Line Card Configuration Data ...................................... 4-2 DSDCU Configuration Matrix................................................................. 4-4 SL - Setting Line Card Configuration..................................................... 4-5
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Labeling the Card Slot........................................................................... 4-5 Selecting Port Mode .............................................................................. 4-6 Enabling the Carrier Group Alarm Feature............................................ 4-6 Enabling the Polling Feature ................................................................. 4-7 Enable RTS Operation .......................................................................... 4-7 Enabling the Clear To Send Delay Option............................................. 4-8 Enable RLSD Feature ........................................................................... 4-8 Applying Changes ................................................................................. 4-9 Mapping................................................................................................. 4-9 CHAPTER 5. DIAGNOSTICS ...................................................................................... 5-1 Hardware Troubleshooting .................................................................... 5-1 Diagnostics............................................................................................ 5-1 Test Loop Operation Modes .................................................................. 5-1 Equipment Data Loop (Local Loopback) ................................... 5-2 Send Remote Loop Code (Remote Network Loopback) .......... 5-3 Send Remote Loop Code w/Test Sent ...................................... 5-4 Network Data Loop (Local Network Loopback) ......................... 5-5 Equipment Interface Loop (Line Loopback) .................................................................. 5-6 OL - Operate Line Card Diagnostics............................................................................. 5-7 Displaying BERT Results.............................................................................................. 5-8 Alarm Conditions........................................................................................................... 5-9 APPENDIX A. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................... A-1 Data Interfaces.............................................................................................................. A-1 Bandwidth Occupancy .................................................................................................. A-1 Maximum Connecting Cable Length............................................................................. A-1 Recommended Cable Types ........................................................................................ A-1 Operating Temperature................................................................................................. A-2 Relative Humidity .......................................................................................................... A-2 Reliability .............................................................................................................. A-2 Power Requirements .................................................................................................... A-2 Jitter Tolerance ............................................................................................................. A-3 RTS to CTS Delay ........................................................................................................ A-3 RTS Operation .............................................................................................................. A-3 Error Performance ........................................................................................................ A-3 Performance Without Input Signal ................................................................................ A-3 DTE/DCE Connection ................................................................................................... A-3 Protection .............................................................................................................. A-4
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1-1 DSDCU Circuit Block Diagram .................................................................. 1-5
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Figure 2-1 Figure 2-2 Figure 2-3 Figure 2-4 Figure 3-1 Figure 3-2
LAN-WAN-LAN Application ....................................................................... 2-1 Engineering/Manufacturing CAD/CAM Application ................................... 2-2 DSDCU in a Data Concentrator Application .............................................. 2-3 High-Speed Videoconferencing Application .............................................. 2-4 DSDCU Front Panel .................................................................................. 3-2 DSDCU Printed Circuit Board with Jumper Block Locations .................................................................... 3-3 Figure 3-3 Jumper Block W3 Setup Illustration.......................................................... 3-4 Figure 3-4 Jumper Block W5 Setup Illustration.......................................................... 3-4 Figure 3-5 V.35 Interface Cable Pinout for Internal Timing Mode ................................................................................. 3-7 Figure 3-6 V.35 Interface Cable Pinout for External 1 Timing Mode ............................................................................. 3-8 Figure 3-7 V.35 Interface Cable Pinout for External 2 Timing Mode ............................................................................. 3-9 Figure 3-8 RS-422/449 Interface Cable Pinouts for Internal Timing Mode ................................................................................ 3-10 Figure 3-9 RS-422/449 Interface Cable Pinout for External 1 Timing Mode ............................................................................. 3-11 Figure 3-10 RS-422/449 Interface Cable Pinout for External 2 Timing Mode ............................................................................. 3-12 Figure 3-11 RS-232E Interface Cable Pinout for Internal Timing Mode ................................................................................ 3-13 Figure 3-12 RS-232E Interface Cable Pinout for External 1 Timing Mode ............................................................................. 3-14 Figure 3-13 RS-232E Interface Cable Pinout for External 2 Timing Mode ............................................................................ 3-15 Figure 3-14 EIA-530 Interface Cable Pinout for Internal Timing Mode ................................................................................ 3-16 Figure 3-15 EIA-530 Interface Cable Pinout for External 1 Timing Mode ............................................................................ 3-17 Figure 3-16 EIA-530 Interface cable Pinout for External 2 Timing Mode ............................................................................ 3-18 Figure 3-17 Receive Clock Generates Internal Transmit Clock.................................... 3-21 Figure 3-18 Receive Clock Uses An External Transmit Clock ..................................... 3-21 Figure 4-1 Display Line Card Data Command Screen............................................... 4-2 Figure 4-2 DSDCU Display Line Card (DD) Screen................................................... 4-3 Figure 4-3 DSDCU Configuration Matrix.................................................................... 4-4 Figure 4-4 Set Line Card Configuration: Slot Number Prompt Screen ........................................................................................... 4-5 Figure 4-5 Setting the Slot Label Screen ................................................................... 4-5
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Figure 4-6 Figure 4-7 Figure 4-8 Figure 4-9 Figure 4-10 Figure 4-11 Figure 4-12 Figure 5-1 Figure 5-2 Figure 5-3 Figure 5-4 Figure 5-5 Figure 5-6 Figure 5-7
Port Mode Selection Screen..................................................................... 4-6 Carrier Group Alarm Feature Selection Screen........................................ 4-6 Polling Feature Option Selection Screen.................................................. 4-7 Enable RTS Operation ............................................................................. 4-7 Clear To Send Delay Option Selection Screen ........................................ 4-8 Enable RLSD Feature .............................................................................. 4-8 Apply Changes Screen............................................................................. 4-9 Equipment Data Loop (Local Loopback) .................................................. 5-2 Send Remote Loop Code (Remote Network Loopback) ................................................................................................. 5-3 Send Remote Loop Code w/Test Sent ..................................................... 5-4 Network Data Loop (Local Network Loopback) ........................................ 5-5 Equipment Interface Loop (Line Loopback).............................................. 5-6 Operate Line Card Diagnostics Screen .................................................... 5-7 BERT Display Screen............................................................................... 5-8
LIST OF TABLES
Table 3-1 Table 3-2 Table 3-3 Table 3-4 Table 3-5 Interface Connections in Internal Timing Mode ......................................... 3-5 Interface Connections for External Timing Modes..................................... 3-5 Receive Clock and Data Path Select......................................................... 3-6 Clock Timing Select ................................................................................... 3-6 Maximum Data Rate Versus Various Cable Lengths for RS-232E Interface ................................................................................ 3-19 Table 3-6 Maximum Data Rate Versus Cable Length for RS422/449, V.35, and EIA-530 Interfaces In Internal Timing Mode ................ 3-20 Table 3-7 Front Panel LED Indicators........................................................................ 3-22
DSDCU Features
The Dual Synchronous Data Channel Unit has two independent ports, which can interface Data Terminal Equipment (DTE), or Data Communications Equipment (DCE) synchronous data with Coastcoms D/I Mux III. The DSDCU occupies only one physical channel slot in the D/I Mux III (or TIM III) shelf. Each port uses from 1 to 24 time slots (DS0s), of either the T1-1 (West) or the T1-2 (East) span. Each port can be mapped to the same T1 span or on separate T1 spans. Each port can drop and insert to and from the T1-1 or the T1-2 span. High-speed synchronous data equipment can be interfaced to the DSDCU data port(s) at rates of 56 kbps x N, or 64 kbps x N, where N is a whole number between 1 to 24. The 56 kbps x N mode of operating the DSDCU meets AT&T ones density requirements. For 56 kbps x N operation, there is a control bit that always will be in position 8. The 64 kbps x N mode of operation provides a clear channel that uses the whole bandwidth of each time slot (DS0). The 64 kbps x N mode should be used only in applications where the input data will have sufficient ones density, in fractional T1 applications, or when the B8ZS clear-channel feature is enabled. The DSDCU ports can be configured as V.35, RS-422/449, RS-232E, or EIA530 interfaces. Each port is transparent to the data, permitting operation with any protocol. A microcontroller controls each data port allowing easy data rate selection, direction set-up, loop selection, CTS lead delay, and polling capability. Data activity monitoring and failure diagnostics are also possible by software control. Access to software controls is via the control port using a standard terminal emulator.
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Dual Synchronous Data Channel Unit (DSDCU) Users Manual Convenient front panel Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), arranged in a dual bank on the DSDCU, permit full-control lead status confirmation of Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) connection and operation, as well as loopback status. (Refer to Figure 3-1 for an illustration of the DSDCU front panel.) The DSDCU features local and remote loopback capability for convenient testing and diagnostics. Software control provides easy data-activity monitoring. A front panel LED indicates when the unit is in loopback mode. The DSDCU supports the following loopbacks: Line Loop Local Loop Network Loop Remote Loop Remote Loop with Bit Error Rate Test (BERT).
DSDCU Operation
Each data port of the DSDCU operates as a DCE in the following manner: A transmit clock of 56/64 kbps x N is derived from the internal multiplexers, which transmit clock of 1.544 MHz. The transmit clock is sent to the associated Data Terminal Equipment (DTE). The DTE synchronously transmits serial data with the supplied transmit clock. This serial data is converted in the DSDCU to 8-bit words, which are then inserted into the PCM bitstream and out onto the T1. On the receive side, the DSDCU converts the 8-bit words in the PCM bitstream to a continuous serial bitstream. The data port of the DSDCU forwards receive data and clock to the DTE.
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DSDCU Timing
When working with synchronous circuits, all elements of the network need to be synchronized. For this reason, there are three modes of timing for the DSDCU: Internal Timing, External Timing 1, and External Timing 2. Internal Timing
During internal timing mode, the DCE provides the DTE with both the receive and transmit clocks derived from the network timing. External 1 Timing
In external timing mode 1, the DCE accepts the transmit clock from the DTE and sends the receive clock to the DTE. External timing mode 1 is recommended for longer cables or higher data rates. External 2 Timing
In external timing mode 2, the DCE accepts the transmit clock from the DTE. The DCE does not send timing to the DTE.
Note:
If External 1 or External 2 Timing is used in Slot-2 Sync Mode, only Port A of the DSDCU can send timing to the D/I Mux III.
Note:
The conversion from serial data to 8-bit words within the DSDCU does not maintain byte boundaries. The data is continuous but not byte-aligned; this means the DSDCU cannot serve as a bridge for applications requiring byte alignment from source to destination.
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Circuit Description
Microcontroller
The microcontroller controls the logic and timing circuits. It accepts control leads from the DTE and sends response signals back. The microcontroller accepts inputs control from the provisioning bus. It also does data-activity monitoring and failure diagnostics.
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Chapter 1. Product Overview Any cable connected to Port B (the front connection) of the DSDCU must have two snap-on ferrite cores (Coastcom P/N 0180-0128) attached to it to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI). These cores should be completely snapped shut, and placed six inches from the front panel of the DSDCU. The ferrite cores will be included in a bagged kit with the DSDCU.
Internal BERT
The DSDCU contains two internal Bit Error Ratio Test (BERT) chips, which are capable of accepting data and turning the data back onto the network. The chip measures the integrity of the span by implementing a 2047 test pattern. The BERT results are measured and can be read through the D/I Mux III terminalemulation screen.
Backplane Interface and Loopback Microcontroller with Associated Memory Logic Cell Array
FIFO for PortB DTE to Network CMOS Parallel FIFO BERT for PortB
DTE-1
DTE-2
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Chapter 2. Applications
CHAPTER 2. APPLICATIONS
The DSDCU provides a synchronous data interface for point-to-point, mainframeto-mainframe, compressed video, LAN-to-LAN, and LAN-to-WAN communications. With the addition of the RS-232E interface, the DSDCU accommodates CAD/CAM, high-speed data concentrator, and transfer applications via Frame Relay. Several DSDCU applications are illustrated and described in this chapter.
LAN-WAN-LAN Application
Point-to-point applications include mainframe-to-mainframe connections, compressed video transmission, LAN-to-LAN and LAN-to-WAN connectivity. Bridges enable the connection of two or more LANs to form the LAN-WAN-LAN application illustrated in Figure 2-1.
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CAD/CAM Application
To eliminate costly transport of data between facilities, the DSDCU provides a high-speed data link. This link facilitates Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) by making a communication line continually available between engineering and manufacturing facilities. By setting the same data rates, and mapping to the same DS0 transmission channels, the DSDCUs at several different locations can communicate with one another efficiently and economically. Figure 2-2 illustrates the DSDCU in a CAD/CAM application.
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CHAPTER 3. INSTALLATION
This section covers the installation of the DSDCU. Inspect the equipment when it is received to make certain it is free of any shipping damage. If damage has occurred during shipment, make prompt claims directly to the shipping company, and inform Coastcom Customer Service.
Warning!
Power down the D/I Mux III shelf when installing or replacing channel cards. Ensure that the card being installed to the shelf is the correct card for that slot, or equipment damage can result.
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After installing the DSDCU card, you MUST use the SL/SM software commands (see Chapter 4) to configure the card or it will not work. 7. Tighten the captive screw at the top of the front panel.
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Chapter 3. Installation All DSDCU line card functions and features are software-programmable. Features and functions are listed and explained in Chapter 4, Configuration. Jumper blocks located on the DSDCU card control the different DSDCU protocolselection options and clock sourcing. Following are instructions for configuring these jumper blocks as appropriate for the desired interface and timing needed. Figure 3.2 depicts the DSDCU printed circuit board with all jumper block locations represented.
Figure 3.2 DSDCU Printed Circuit Board with Jumper Block Locations The Interface (protocol) option is selected using Jumper Blocks W-3 (Port A) and W-4 (Port B). Table 3-1 shows the jumper settings for Interface Connections when operating in Internal Mode. Table 3-2 shows the jumper settings for Interface Connections when operating in the External Modes (External 1 or External 2). Rx Clock and Data Path selections are made using Jumper Blocks W-5 (Port A) and W-6 (Port B). Table 3-3 shows the jumper settings for Rx Clock and Data Path. Refer to page 1-3 for an explanation on Internal, External 1, and External 2 timing. Clock Timing selection is made using Jumper Blocks W-1 (Port A) and W-2 (Port B). Table 3-4 shows the jumper settings for Clock Timing Figures 3-3 and 3-4 illustrate the difference between in and out for the jumper settings as described in tables 3-1, 3-2, 3-3, and 3-4.
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Dual Synchronous Data Channel Unit (DSDCU) Users Manual Figure 3-3 illustrates the jumper settings for Jumper Block W3 when the DSDCU will be operating in Internal Timing Mode with a V.35 Interface on Port A. The graphic on the left shows the jumpers in the correct position. The graphic on the right shows the table read out (in this case Table 3-1).
Figure 3-3 Jumper Block W3 Setup Illustration Figure 3-4 illustrates the jumper settings for Jumper Block W5 to Select the Receive Clock and Data Path with a V.35 interface on Port A. The graphic on the left in Figure 3-4 shows the jumpers in the correct position. The graphic on the right in Figure 3-4 depicts the table read out (in this case Table 3-3).
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RS-422/449
Jumpers Open 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 Open 2-3 1-2 Open
EIA-530
Jumpers Open 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 Open 2-3 2-3 Open
RS-232
Jumpers Open 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 2-3 Open
RS-422/449
Jumpers Open 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 1-2 Open
EIA-530
Jumpers Open 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 2-3 Open
RS-232
Jumpers Open 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2 2-3 2-3 Open
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RS-422/449
Jumpers 1-2 1-2 Open Open
EIA-530
Jumpers 1-2 1-2 Open Open
RS-232
Jumpers Open Open 1-2 1-2
External One
Jumpers Open 1-2 Open 1-2
External Two
Jumpers 1-2 Open 1-2 Open
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Any cable connected to Port B (the front connection) of the DSDCU must have two snap-on ferrite cores (Coastcom P/N 0180-0128) attached to it to prevent electromagnetic interference (EMI). These cores should be completely snapped shut, and placed six inches from the front panel of the DSDCU. The ferrite cores will be included in a bagged kit with the DSDCU.
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Chapter 3. Installation System integration requirements vary depending upon the types of equipment interfacing within the system. Particular connections are required in order for Data Communications Equipment (DCE) to properly interface with Data Terminal Equipment (DTE), and to successfully pass data. DSDCU connections include the following: DCE-to-DTE, with V.35 interface DCE-to-DTE, with RS-422 interface DCE-to-DTE, with RS-232E interface DCE-to-DTE, with EIA-530 interface.
Figure 3-5 V.35 Interface Cable Pinout for Internal Timing Mode
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Figure 3-6 V.35 Interface Cable Pinout for External 1 Timing Mode
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Figure 3-7 V.35 Interface Cable Pinout for External 2 Timing Mode
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Chapter 3. Installation DCE (SDCU) DB25M SD/A 2 SD/B 14 RD/A 3 RD/B 16 ST/A 15 ST/B 19 RT/A 17 RT/B 18 CTS 5 RTS 4 RLSD 8 DSR 6 TM 11 SG 7 FG 1 DTE (Terminal) DB37M 4 22 6 24 17 35 8 26 9 7 13 11 18 37 1 19 20
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Dual Synchronous Data Channel Unit (DSDCU) Users Manual DCE (SDCU) DB25M SD/A 2 SD/B 14 RD/A 3 RD/B 16 ST/A 15 ST/B 19 CTS 5 RTS 4 RLSD 8 DSR 6 TM 11 SG 7 FG 1 DTE (Terminal) DB37M 4 22 6 24 17 35 9 7 13 11 18 37 1 19 20
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Chapter 3. Installation DCE (SDCU) DB25M SD/A 2 SD/B 14 RD/A 3 RD/B 16 ST/A 15 ST/B 19 RT/A 17 RT/B 18 CTS/A 5 CTS/B 21 RTS/A 4 RTS/B 9 RLSD/A 8 RLSD/B 10 DSR/A 6 DSR/B 22 SG 7 FG 1 DTE (Terminal) DB25M 2 14 3 16 24 11 17 9 5 13 4 19 8 10 6 22 7 1
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DCE (SDCU) DB25M SD/A 2 SD/B 14 RD/A 3 RD/B 16 ST/A 15 ST/B 19 CTS/A 5 CTS/B 21 RTS/A 4 RTS/B 9 RLSD/A 8 RLSD/B 10 DSR/A 6 DSR/B 22 SG 7 FG 1
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Cable Lengths
DSDCU cable length requirements are determined by the selection of data rate, cable type, interface type, and timing source. In general, shorter cables are required at higher data rates. Cables designed for data transmission are required to meet specified transmission distances. Balanced interfaces operate over longer distances than unbalanced interfaces and certain timing options impose additional cable length restrictions.
Table 3-5 Maximum Data Rate Permitted With Various Cable Lengths for RS-232E Interfaces
Cable Lengths (Feet) High Capacitance
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Low Capacitance
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Table 3-6 Maximum Data Rate Versus Cable Length For RS-422/449, V.35, and EIA-530 Interfaces In Internal Timing Mode
Cable Length (Feet)
15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
56 Kbps x N
56 Kbps x 24 56 Kbps x 24 56 Kbps x 23 56 Kbps x 20 56 Kbps x 17 56 Kbps x 16 56 Kbps x 15 56 Kbps x 14 56 Kbps x 13 56 Kbps x 12 56 Kbps x 9 56 Kbps x 7 56 Kbps x 6 56 Kbps x 5 56 Kbps x 4 56 Kbps x 4 56 Kbps x 3 56 Kbps x 3 56 Kbps x 2 56 Kbps x 1 56 Kbps x 1 56 Kbps x 1
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RS-232E:
LED Indicators
Table 3-7 describes the Light Emitting Diode (LED) indicators applicable to the DSDCU channel card. The abbreviations noted in the columns entitled Labeling correspond to the legends found on the DSDCU front panel.
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Warning!
Do Not enter a slash (/), a backslash (\), a colon (:), or CTRL-P while issuing commands. These are Coastcoms proprietary Machine Machine Language (MML) commands and, if used, will cause a system lockup. In the event of such a lockup, press the ENTER key repeatedly, until the system responds, or cycle power on and then off again. System will respond upon power-up.
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Chapter 4. Software Configuration After entering the DD command, the system will prompt for entry of the desired line card slot number. The screen then displays the current configuration data for that card.
] DD Slot Number [17] 14:05:10 --------- [ Slot 17 : SDCU-DP ] ----------- 05/06/96 Current Status Normal Model: 56/64K x N SDCU-DP Port-A Mode T1-1 CGA Ignore Port-A Interface : 56K Port-B Mode : OFF T1-2 CGA Ignore : V.35 Port-B Interface : 64K : OFF : V.35
T1 Data RTS/ CTS Enable Port Label Line Rate Poll Delay RTS TM CTS DSR RLSD ---- ------ ---- ---------- ---- ----- --- --- --- --- -------------- ---- ----- --- --- --- --- ------- ------- ---A T1-1 112K (TR) OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON B T1-2 64K (TR) ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF --- Hardware --Serial Software Card Type Part Number Rev Number Revision ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------DSDCU 30451-101 A 123456-7890 A 05/06/96 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Figure 4-4 Set Line Card Configuration: Slot Number Prompt Screen
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Chapter 4. Software Configuration The polling feature allows the DSDCU channel card to be used in the multidrop mode. To enable polling, enter 1, 2, or 3 (as appropriate). If polling is not desired, enter 0 (None). When in the polling mode, the DSDCU responds to the Ready To Send (RTS) signal from the terminal by connecting to the network when RTS is high.
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Applying Changes
Once all configuration settings are completed as desired, the Apply Changes screen will appear. Selecting Y (Yes) saves all configuration settings as entered. Selecting N (No) returns all settings to where they were previously. Apply Changes Y) Yes N)No [Y/N] Y
Mapping
DS0 channel mapping must be performed for the DSDCU to become functional. Each channel must be mapped for Transmit and Receive. Mapping instructions are described in Chapter 4 of the D/I Mux III System Users Manual.
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Chapter 5. Diagnostics
CHAPTER 5. DIAGNOSTICS
This chapter describes hardware troubleshooting and loopback diagnostic testing for the DSDCU line card.
Hardware Troubleshooting
The primary method of troubleshooting the DSDCU line card is to systematically replace units with new units, one at a time, according to observed or measured symptoms. After a unit is replaced, test as necessary to verify normal operation. If a replacement unit does not clear the trouble, remove it, and plug the original unit into the shelf before continuing with the troubleshooting process. Field repair of plug-in units is not recommended. Return defective units to Coastcom.
Diagnostics
DSDCU diagnostics are performed through the D/I Mux III system software, in conjunction with the Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) located on the front panel of the DSDCU channel card.
Note:
For proper loopback test results, the Request To Send (RTS) control lead must be set to NONE (option 0) in the SL command screen.
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Dual Synchronous Data Channel Unit (DSDCU) Users Manual Send Remote Loop Code with Test Sent is the same as Remote Loop, however, a 2047 test pattern is generated to verify integrity of the span.
Figure 5-3 Send Remote Loop Code with Test Sent on Port A
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The selection S only appears when the current status is Send Remote Loop Code w/Test.
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14:05:10 ---- [ Operate Slot 17 : SDCU-DP ] ---- 08/14/96 Current Status Remote Loopback w/Test (Port A) Loopback Test Period Pattern Sync Bit Errors :0 : Yes : 0 : 0 : 10
Number of Sync Losses : 0 R) Clear Counters and Resync I) Insert Single Bit Error Q) Quit ]
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Alarm Conditions
Carrier Group Alarm (CGA) options are set in the SL command screen. A CGA event causes a DSDCU microprocessor interrupt, and an DSDCU transmission interrupt. If a transmission interrupt occurs, and the DSDCU is configured to process CGA events, the DSDCU Data Carrier Detect (DCD), Clear To Send (CTS), and Data Send Ready (DSR) control leads are turned off. Further passage of data from the DSDCU is suspended until the CGA event is cleared.
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INDEX A
alarms, 5-9 applications, 2-1
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Cable lengths, 3-20, 3-22, A-1 CAD/CAM, 2-2 Carrier Group Alarm (CGA), 4-6 Clear To Send (CTS) Delay, 4-8
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Data Concentrator, 2-3 DCE-to-DTE Cabling, 3-83-19 default values, 4-2 diagnostics, 5-1
E
Electrostatic damage, 3-1 Equipment Data Loop, 5-2 Equipment Interface Loop, 5-1, 5-6 external 1 timing, 1-3, 3-9, 3-12, 3-15, 3-18, 3-22 external 2 timing, 1-3, 3-10, 3-13, 3-16, 3-19
I
Internal Timing, 1-3, 3-5, 3-6, 3-8, 3-11, 3-14, 3-17, 3-21
L
LAN-WAN-LAN, 2-1 local and remote loopback capability, 1-2
Index-1
M
mapping, 4-9 microcontroller, 1-2, 1-4
N
Network Data Loop, 5-1, 5-5, 5-7 NVRAM, 4-1
P
polling, 4-7 power requirements, A-2
R
Ready To Send (RTS), 4-7 RLSD feature, 4-8
S
Send Remote Loop Code, 5-3 Send Remote Loop Code w/Test Sent, 5-4 static-shielded bag, 3-1 synchronous circuits, 1-3
T
terminal block screw, 3-1 timing, 1-2 transmit clock, 3-22 troubleshooting, 5-1
V
Videoconferencing, 2-4
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