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Installing the DAP
3-17
The interface is factory set for V.35 with the 12-position shunt jumper installed on X4
V.35. To change the interface to RS-232, remove this jumper and install it on X5 RS232
as shown in Figure 3-8.
Note: The Interface parameter in the DAP Configuration submenu must be set
manually through the DAP's front panel to match the jumper setting.
Figure 3-8 shows the JS1 to JS6 jumper locations on the p.c. card. Table 3-10 lists each
jumper setting and its respective function.
JS3
JS
JS5
3
JS6
3
JS
3
JS
3
35
5 S3
Figure 3-8. Jumper Locations
- Excalibur 1
- Multirate DAP 1
- Warranty 2
- Milgo Solutions 3
- Customer Information Contacts 3
- About This Manual 5
- Terminology and Conventions 6
- Table of Contents 7
- Chapter 6 - On-Line Operation 11
- Chapter 7 - Troubleshooting 11
- Important Safety Instructions 15
- Excalibur Multirate DAP 16
- Chapter 1 17
- Introduction 17
- Standalone Model 20
- Central Site Model 21
- Standard Features 22
- Password Protection 23
- RTS-DCD Simulation 23
- Extended Range Operation 23
- Rate Adaption 23
- Built-In Diagnostic Tests 23
- Alarm Reporting 24
- Line Parameter Monitoring 24
- Call Messages 24
- CMS DSU Compatibility 25
- Multiport Frame Compatibility 25
- CMS Compatibility 25
- Backward Compatibility 26
- Dual Interface 27
- Integral Dial Backup 27
- Model for EDRS 29
- Chapter 2 31
- Operating Modes 31
- Primary Channel Interface 32
- Network Management Controller 32
- Main Channel Interruption 33
- Clear Channel 64 Kbps) 34
- Clear Channel 64 Kbps 35
- Clear Secondary Channel 35
- Antistreaming 36
- Call Establishment 38
- Call Answering 38
- Call Disconnection 39
- ISDN Integral Dial Operation 42
- Chapter 3 47
- Installing the DAP 47
- Cable Connections 48
- TO TELCO JACK FOR 55
- ANALOG IDBU OR TO 55
- ISDN BASIC RATE 55
- U-INTERFACE FOR 55
- ISDN IDBU 55
- TO TELCO JACK 57
- DMM Connector 61
- Setting the Jumpers 62
- Digital Bridge Board 68
- Connectors 70
- AC Power Connection 71
- Calibration 72
- Chapter 4 73
- Using the Front Panel 73
- What You Will See First 74
- Moving Through the Menus 74
- Status Display 76
- Entering Unit Addresses 77
- 79
- Entering the Password 80
- Changing the Password 81
- Locking Front Panel Functions 82
- Establishing a Security Code 83
- Front Panel Test 85
- Auto-Learn Network 86
- Event Displays 87
- Chapter 5 89
- Defining Operating Parameters 89
- R a t e M P F r m 91
- DAP Parameters 96
- Location 99
- Transmit Clock 100
- Port Receive Clock 100
- CTS Delay 101
- Squelch Primary Transmitter 101
- EIA Pin 21 102
- EIA Pin 18 102
- Remote Digital Loop 102
- DTR Control 103
- CTS Control 103
- RTS Simulation 103
- DCD Simulation 103
- Protocol 106
- Interface 106
- Latching Loopback 107
- Transmit Calibrate 107
- Secondary Channel 107
- Network Delay 108
- Automatic Poll 109
- Channel Parameters 110
- Escape Top 111
- Channel Assignment 114
- Naming Channels 115
- Port Rate Configuration 118
- RCP Parameters 120
- Controller 122
- RTS Mode 122
- DCD Mode 122
- Secondary Channel Format 122
- Local Diagnostics 123
- Remote Diagnostics 123
- Alarm Detection 123
- Local Alarm Display 124
- Analog Regeneration 124
- Digital Regeneration 124
- Diagnostic Compatibility 124
- Route Secondary Channel 124
- Analog Dial Parameters 126
- Dial Mode 127
- Wait to Dial 129
- Call Progress 129
- Automatic Dial 129
- Automatic Dial Timer 129
- Switch to Dial 130
- Automatic Disconnect 130
- Retry Attempts 130
- Dedicated Line Test 130
- Line Test Interval 130
- DCD Threshold 131
- Switched 56 Dial Parameters 132
- Port RTS-DCD Simulation 137
- Ring Detect 137
- ISDN Dial Parameters 138
- Switch Type 139
- Parameter Thresholds 142
- User LED 144
- Alias Parameter 145
- System Submenu 147
- Chapter 6 149
- On-Line Operation 149
- Line Quality Statistics 159
- N e x t P r e v 166
- ISDN Dial Backup Alarms 170
- Viewing Stored Alarms 171
- Dial Backup Procedures 173
- Entering Telephone Numbers 174
- P r i m a r y P h # = 175
- Originating Dial Backup Calls 179
- Analog Dial Line Tests 180
- Switched 56 Dial Line Tests 184
- ISDN Dial Line Tests 185
- Activating the Tests 186
- Activating Timed Tests 187
- Activating Loop Tests 188
- Sending Call Messages 189
- Chapter 7 193
- Troubleshooting 193
- Self-Error Test 194
- Local-Error Test 195
- End-to-End Error Test 196
- Network-Error Test 197
- DDS Loop Test 198
- Digital Loop Test 198
- V.54 Digital Loop Test 199
- Loop 2 and Loop 2 Error Tests 200
- Service Loops 201
- Individual Port Testing 206
- Channel Testing 207
- RTN Function 208
- Isolating Network Problems 209
- Appendix A 213
- Technical Specifications 213
- Operating Range 214
- Environmental 214
- Analog IDBU Option 215
- Appendix B 217
- Appendix C 219
- Status Notes 220
- Configuration - DAP Notes 222
- Configuration - DAP 223
- Continued 223
- Excalibur DAP 227
- Assignment, User, System 235
- Diagnostics Notes 236
- Diagnostics 237
- Dial, Call, Security 239
- Address, Service, RTN, ALNet 241
- Appendix D 243
- Regulatory Information 243
- TWFM-004 - Rev B.0 7/1/95 253
- BUSINESS REPL Y MAIL 254
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