IPasolink Series LCT Training Manual

iPASOLINK Introduction

Table of Contents

3. LCT Communication Interface

4. LCT Startup and Login

5. WebLCT Logout

6. User Names and Privileges

9. WebLCT Initial Screen

12. Active Alarms & Event Log

14. WebLCT Main Menu

16. Provisioning Menu

17. Maintenance Menu

18. Equipment Setup/Configuration

24. Radio Configuration

28. AMR Configuration

32. Network Management

40. Provisioning

41. Modem Function Setting

45. TX Power Setting

46. Alarm Mode Setting

49. Provisioning - E1 Port Setting

51. Provisioning – STM-1 Port Setting

56. Provisioning – Cross connect Setting

59. Cross Connect – SNCP

62. Cross Connect – Modify / Delete

63. Cross Connect – AMR Linkage

64. Equipment Clock/Synchronization

67. Synchronization Method

69. External Clock Setting

70. Relay-Alarm Mapping Setting

75. Relay Setting for Aux output

76. Provisioning – Cluster Alarm

77. V.11 /OW Setting

79. V.11/SC Setting

83. OW Setting

85. Alarm AIS Setting

88. BER Threshold Setting

89. AUX Input

91. AUX Output Setting

95. Provisioning – PMON/RMON Setting

103. Loopback Control

106. MAINT Control – TDM Loopback

108. MAINT Control – STM-1 Loopback

110. Protection Control

111.TX/RX Switch Control

iPASOLINK Introduction

Table of Contents

112. SNCP switch Control

113. Timing Source Switch Control

114. Modem Maintenance Control

116. Maintenance Control – laser Shutdown

117. H/W and F/W Reset

120 F/W reset control

121. Offline Maintenance Control

122. Metering

124. Inventory

125. Inventory IDU

126. Inventory ODU

127. S/W License Information

128. S/W License Setup

131 Equipment Utility

132. Equipment Utility – Export (NE>Storage)

133. Program Downloads

134. Equipment Utility Program ROM

Switching

135. Shipment Setting

136. Date / Time Setting

137. User Account / Security Setting

139. User Account Management

142. User Group Profile Configuration

143. Security Management

144. SNMP and SNMP Community Setting

147. FTP and HTTP Setting

148. Current/History PMON/RMON report

149. Modem PMON Report

151. ETH RMON Report

154. VLAN Counter Report

155. Ether Function setting

160. ETH Function Setting – VLAN Setting

168. ETH Function Setting – FDB Setting

174. ETH Function Setting – ETH OAM

180. ETH Function Setting – RSTP Setting

185. Quality of Service Setting

TOPC-E4011E-02-ＸＸＸＸＸＸ 3

LCT COMMUNICATION INTERFACE

THE LOCAL CRAFT TERMINAL IS USED TO SETUP, MONITOR AND MAINTAIN iPASOLINK RADIO. iPASOLINK

SUPPLY USER GUI ENVIRONMENT THROUGH WEB BROWSER. LCT SUPPORTS BOTH LOCAL AND REMOTE

CONNECTIONS

WINDOWS XP WINDOWS VISTA & WINDOWS 7

CPU PENTIUM-M 1.6 GHz OR BETTER INTEL CORE2 DUO 1.6 GHz

RAM 512 MB OR MORE 1 GB

HDD 40 GB OR MORE FREE CAPACITY 40 GB OR MORE FREE CAPACITY

DISPLAY COLOR LCD (1024x768) COLOR LCD (1024x768)

LAN

PORT

10/100 Base T(X) 10/100 Base T(X)

SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT

OS

WIN DOWS XP (ENGLISH VERSION)

WINDOWS VISTA (ENGLISH VERSION)

WINDOWS 7 (ENGLISH VERSION)

IE8, IE7, FIREFOX 3.6 OR HIGHER

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE LCT AND THE

IPASOLINK IS VIA THE LCT PORT OF IDU

CONNECTED BY LAN CABLE.

10/100 Base-TX (RJ-45)

SET THE PC INTERNET PROTOCOL,

TCP IP PROPERTIES TO “OBTAIN IP

ADDRESS AUTOMATICALLY “ AND

“OBTAIN DSN SERVER ADDRESS

AUTOMATICALLY”

LCT Port supports DHCP Default

IP address is 172.17.254.253

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LCT Startup and Login

Start the browser Internet Explorer and enter the URL

http://172.17.254.253/weblct/ to open the WebLCT

Login screen.

Enter the “User Name” and “Password” in the

provided text boxes and Click Ok button

Default Username : Admin

Password: 12345678

LCT main menu opens in the “Current Status screen”

http://172.17.254.253/weblct/

5

WebLCT LOGOUT

To Logout of the WebLCT, click on the Logout button

on the top right hand of the LCT screen.

When Logout Confirm window appears, Click Yes

LCT Login window appears

Close the Browser window to exit WebLCT.

Always Logout using this button before

disconnecting the cable.

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USER NAMES & PRIVILEGES

Category ADMIN CONFIG USER REMOTE

File OperationUp/Down

Load

Up/Down

Load

Upload

only

SNMP Operation Get/Set Get/Set Get

EASY SETUP

EASY SETUP R/W

MODEM SETUP R/W

MANAGEMENT SETUP R/W

ETH SETUP R/W

TDM SETUP R/W

EQUIPMENT SETUP

EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION R/W R R

RADIO CONFIGURATION R/W R/W R

AMR CONFIGURATION R/W R/W R

NETWORK MANAGEMENT

CONFIGURATION

GENERAL SETTING R/W R R

GENERAL SETTING (DETAIL) R/W R R

ROUTING SETTING R/W R R

PROVISIONING

MODEM FUNCTION

SETTING

MODEM PORT SETTING R/W R/W R

RADIO SWITCH SETTING R/W R/W R

TX POWER SETTING R/W R/W R

ALM MODE SETTING R/W R/W R

ETH FUNCTION SETTING

BRIDGE SETTING R/W R/W R

ETH PORT SETTING R/W R/W R

VLAN SETTING R/W R/W R

FDB SETTING R/W R/W R

ETH OAM SETTING R/W R/W R

RSTP SETTING R/W R/W R

QoS /CLASSIFICATION SETTING R

FILTER SETTING R/W R/W R

OTHER ETH PORT SETTING R/W R/W R

LLF SETTING R/W R/W R

USER: User is able to confirm

system configuration and

equipment status. It is not available

to make any configuration change.

Password :87654321

Default Group: :OPERATOR

CONFIG- Beside of the function

can be performed by User, Config

user is able to do radio

management, base-band

management, Switching function

management for C-Plane control.

Password: 87654321

Default Group: CONFIG

ADMIN- Beside of the function can

be performed by Config user,

Admin user is able to do database

management, file management,

user management and time

management for M-Plane control.

Password: 12345678

Default Group: ADMIN

REMOTE-Functions available

When User access Remotely but

restricted by the assigned access

level

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CATEGORY ADMIN CONFIG USER REMOTE

PROVISIONING

E1/ STM1/CROSS CONNECT

SETTING

CROSS CONNECT SETTING R/W R/W R

E1 PORT SETTING R/W R/W R

STM-1 PORT SETTING R/W R/W R

EXT CLOCK SETTINGEQUIPMENT CLOCK SETTING R/W R/W R

EXT CLOCK SETTING R/W R/W R

RELAY ALARM MAPPING

SETTING

RELAY CONTROL SETTING R/W R/W R

CLUSTER ALARM SETTING R/W R/W R

V.11/ OW SETTING

V.11/SC SETTING R/W R/W R

V.11/DIRECTIONAL SETTING R/W R/W R

OW SETTING R/W R/W R

ALARM /AIS SETTING

CORRELATION/ DELAY _ STRETCH SETTING R/W R/W R

ALARM SEVERITY SETTING R/W R/W R

COLOR SETTING R/W R

AIS SETTING R/W R/W R

BER THRESH HOLD SETTING R/W R/W R

PMON / RMON THRESHOLD

SETTING

PMON THRESHOLD R/W R/W R

PMON OTHER R/W R/W R

RMON THRESHOLD R/W R/W R

RMON OTHER R/W R/W R

AUX SETTINGAUX INPUT SETTING R/W R/W R

AUX OUTPUT SETTING R/W R/W R

MAINTENANCE

LOOPBACK CONTROL

MODEM LOOPBACK CONTROL R/W R/W R

TDM LOOPBACK CONTROL (E1 LB1) R/W R/W R

TDM LOOPBACK CONTROL (E1 LB2) R/W R/W R

TDM LOOPBACK CONTROL (STM-1 LB1) R/W R/W R

TDM LOOPBACK CONTROL (STM-1 LB2) R/W R/W R

PROTECTION CONTROL

MODEM TX/TX SW CONTROL R/W R/W R

RSTP SW CONTROL R/W R

SNCP SW CONTROL R/W R/W R

TIMING SOURCE SW CONTROL R/W R/W R



equipment status. It is not

available to make any

configuration change.

Password :87654321



can be performed by User,

Config user is able to do radio

management, baseband

management, Switching

function management for C-

Plane control.

Password: 87654321


ADMIN- beside of the function

can be performed by Config

user, Admin user is able to do

database management, file

management, user

management and time

management for M-Plane

control.

Password: 12345678


REMOTE-Functions available



level

8


CATEGORY ADMIN CONFIG USER REMOTE

MODEM MAINTENANCE CONTROL R/W R/W R

AUTO LASER SHUTDOWN CONTROL R/W R/W R

H/W_F/W RESET

CONTROL

H/W RESET CONTROL R/W R/W R

F/W RESET CONTROL R/W R/W R

PMON / RMON/ FDB CLEAR R/W R R

OFFLINE MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE TEST ETH OAM LB/LT/LM/DM CONTROL R/W R/W R

CURRENT HISTORY PMON/RMON REPORT

MODEM PMON REPORT R

E1 PMON REPORT R

STM-1 PMON REPORT R

ETH RMON REPORT R

VLAN COUNTER REPORT R

ETH OAM COUNTER REPORT R

METERING

CURRENT METERING R

USER ACCOUNT / SECURITY SETTING

LOGIN USER R/W

USER ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT R/W

USER GROUP PROFILE CONFIGURATION R/W

SECURITY

MANAGEMENTSECURITY STATUS SETTING R/W R R

INVENTORY

EQUIPMENT INVENTORY INFORMATION R/W R/W R

S/W LICENSE INFORMATION R/W R/W R

S/W LICENSE SETUP

IMPORT LICENSE KEY R/W R

RADIO CAPACITY SETTING R/W R

♦



equipment status. It is not

available to make any

configuration change.

Password :87654321



can be performed by User,

Config user is able to do radio

management, base band

management, Switching function

management for C-Plane control.

Password: 87654321


ADMIN- Beside of the function

can be performed by Config

user, Admin user is able to do

database management, file

management, user

management and time

management for M-Plane

control.

Password: 12345678


REMOTE- Functions available



level

9

WebLCT Initial Screen

Login User Name

Indicate the current logged in user

Summary Alarm Indication

Indicate the summary alarm of ODU, IDU, AUX I/O, TCN, & Maintenance Status

Opposite Site Links

Connect to opposite station (s)

Maintenance

Maintenance ON/OFF button

Logout

Logout button

Menu tree

Indicate the LCT Main Menu

Block Diagram

Indicate the ODU, IDU and Interfaces

mounted

Detail Display

Display detail alarm & status information of items selected from the Tabs

10

WebLCT Initial Screen

F/W Version

Indicate the current Firm Ware Version

Site (NE) Name and IP Address

Indicate Network element name and it`s IP address

Opposite Site Links

Connect to opposite station (s)

Connecting to opposite site

Click on the opposite site links and select the site to connect to. Login screen for selected opposite site

open in a separate browser window

11

Block Diagram

Block Diagram of IDU with

two ODUs connected and

STM-1 option


one ODU connected and

additional 16 X E1 option


one ODU connected and

additional 16 X E1 , AUX

and PS Input options


one ODUs connected and

STM-1 option

12

Active Alarms & Event Log

Click on the Active Alarm Tab

to see details of current Alarms

Click on Save button to save the active

alarm list to the PC

Click on Event Log tab to see the even

Log information. Click save to save the

event log to a CSV file

13

ODU & IDU Detail Alarm and Status

Click on the ODU icon in the block diagram or

the ODU tab to see the detail alarm and status

information of the ODUs

Click on the IDU block diagram or the IDU

tab to see the detail alarm and status

information of the IDU and its mounted

modules

14

WebLCT Main Menu

Menus for Metering

Equipment Utility

User Account / Security

S/W License setup

Can be accessed by selecting the check box “Detail Menu”

Click the “Expand All” icon to expand all menu

items and click “ Collapsed All” icon to collapse

the menu items

15

Main Menu

16

Provisioning Menu

Click the “+” to expand each

main menu folder and see the

sub-menu items

17

Maintenance Menu

18

EQUIPMENT SETUP

19

EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION (1 of 5)

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Equipment Name

Equipment Configuration shows

the mounted option boards.

Modem SW/ XPIC GRP Configuration

shows how the Modem 1 and 2 are used.

Connected ODU

information and IDU

(Modem) Settings

Adaptive Modulation

Radio Settings

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2 (1+0) Configuration

Equipment Current status

(1+1) Hot Standby

Configuration(1+0) XPIC Configuration

(1+0) Configuration

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Click on the Setup Icon to open the setup 1 Setting of Equipment

Name window.

1

1

Left side shows the current setting. Click on the Equipment Name

field in the New setting in the right hand of the window. And enter the

new name. (up to 32 characters)

If you exceed the number of characters, the entry field border turns to

red and when the cursor is moved to the entry field pop –up will show

the limits

2Click on the Next Button to go to next setting

window. If the name field characters exceed,

Input Error warning popup appears.

2

Setting of SW/ XPIC Group window allows setting of how the two

modems are used. For (1+1) configuration click on the check box

SW/ XPIC GRP and click on the drop down arrow and select the

required option. Other wise click on modem 1 or modem 2 and select

used or not used.

3

3 Click the Next button to go to the next setting window

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EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION – (5 of 5 )

Modifications to be

applied are highlighted

Click the OK button to

apply the changes

Following warning ask to

confirm the change, click

to continue OK

Information window show

the changes complete,

click OK

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RADIO CONFIGURATION (1 of 4)

Click the Equipment Setup Menu and select

Radio Configuration to open the Equipment

Setup – Radio configuration window.

Click the Setup Icon to open the Setup 1 Detailed MODEM

Setting of SW/XPIC GRP or Slot Unit window.

Radio configuration window shows

the existing radio configuration

including the ODU frequency,

parameters of radio channel 1 and 2.

Modem 1 and 2 configuration

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Green border on the Set

Position section modem

configuration show the

selected modem

Specification and information of the ODU

connected to the selected Modem

Current setup of the selected

modem ‘s radio configuration

Select the channel spacing of

the radio signal

Select the reference Modulation

of the radio signal

Select the number of E1 channels

to be used

Select the number of STM-1

channels to be used (need STM-1

optional Interface card )

Show the available Ether bandwidth

after E1 and STM-1 traffic mapping.

Select the TX Power Control Mode.

ATPC or MTPC. Parameter setting for

each mode is from provisioning menu

Enter the radio signal Frame ID (1 ~ 32)

Enter TX/RX point frequency within the

Start and Stop frequency of the ODU

shown above.

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Changed parameters are highlighted in blue.

Confirm the changes and click the Ok button

Change the setting for Modem 2

and click the Next button

Select the Channel spacing to be used from the drop down list

Select the Reference or fixed modulation to be used from the

drop down list

Select the maximum number of E1 to be used

Select whether STM-1 is to be used in the through mode

Confirm the available Ether band width

After changing the setting for Modem 1 and click the Next

button

Set the TX & RX Frequency

Select the Frame ID to be used (1 ~ 32)

TX Power control mode ATPC or MTPC

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RADIO CONFIGURATION (4 of 4 )

Modem radio configuration

Item Parameter Description

Channel Spacing 7/14/28/56 [MHz] Specify the radio channel spacing

Reference

Modulation

QPSK

16/32/64/128/256[QAM]

Specify the reference modulation

from the list

E1 Mapping 0 to 152 [CH] 56MHz

0 to 86 [CH] 28MHz

Specify the number of E1 CH for

mapping. (The number of CH

should not exceed the limitation

of the specified modulation.)

STM-1 Mapping 0 to 1 [CH] Specify the number of STM-1 CH

for mapping.

ETH Bandwidth [Mbps] Display the bandwidth of the

ether traffic

TX RF Frequency xxxxx.xxx [MHz] Enter transmit frequency

RX RF Frequency xxxxx.xxx [MHz] receive frequency (automatically)

Frame ID 1 - 32 Set frame ID

TX Power Control MTPC/ATPC Set transmit power control mode

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AMR Configuration (1 of 4)

Show the current Configuration for Modem 1 and 2

Set the AMR Modulation for Modem 1 & Click Next

Set the AMR priority traffic for Modem 1 & Click Next to set the Modem 2.

Item Parameter

E1 Mapping QPSK

Select following items.

- E1 Mapping (Range: 0 - 152)

- STM-1 Mapping (Range: 0 - 1)

- ETH Bandwidth is calculated from E1 and STM-1

mapping

16 QAM

32 QAM

64 QAM

128 QAM

256 QAM

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AMR CONFIGURATION (2 of 4)

Select AMR Operation by clicking the AMR Mode radio button.

Select Non Operation radio button not to use the AMR function

Reference Modulation selected in Equipment Setup is shown

highlighted in green.

Select the other modulations to be used during AMR operation

by selecting the appropriate Used radio button

Click the Next button to set the E1 / STM-1 mapping.

Enter the priority E1 channels to be used for each modulation

during the AMR operation in E1 Mapping for each modulation

If STM-1 through mode is used select which modulation

schemes to be used during AMR operation provided that the

radio capacity is available.

Capacity remaining for Ethernet bandwidth is shown

automatically.

Click the Next button to set the AMR operation and E1/STM-1

mapping for Modem 2.

E1/STM-1 Mapping Settings:

Priorities for preservation of traffic (E1/STM1/Ethernet) as

modulation level (and therefore transmission capacity)

decreases

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SET E1/STM-1 MAPPING FOR MODEM-1

SET AMR FOR MODEM-1

SET AMR FOR MODEM-2

SET E1/STM-1 MAPPING FOR MODEM-2AMR CONFIRMATION SCREEN

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32

NETWORK MANAGEMENT

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GENERAL SETTING


IP Address Setting (Bridge 1)

IP Address x.x.x.x Input IP Address of NMS port

Subnet Mask x.x.x.x Input Subnet Mask of NMS port

Default Gateway x.x.x.x Input Default Gateway IP

address

NMS Port Setting

Connect NMS Port to

NMS

Yes Use NMS Port

No Not use NMS Port

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GENERAL SETTING (DETAIL) 1 of 5

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NE2 Port Setting

NE2 Port

IP Address

x.x.x.x Input IP Address of NE2 port

NE2 Port

Usage

Used Use NE2 port

Not Used Not use NE2 port

NE2 Port

Speed

9600 specify the line speed of NE2

port219200

Ethernet Port Setting (NMS / NE1 Port)

Usage Used Use Ethernet port

Not Used Not use Ethernet port

Auto

Negotiation

Enable enable the Auto Negotiation of

Ethernet port

Disable Disable the Auto Negotiation of

Ethernet port

Discovery

Usage

Used search of the network access

machinery using Ethernet connectNot Used

NE Branch Setting

Branch

Number

1 to 4

Branches

Select the Branch Number

Default

Gateway

x.x.x.x Input the Default Gateway

Restrict LCT Connection

LCT Port

Setting

Any Connection from Local/Remote to

LCT Port

Only to

Local NE

only connection from Local to LCT

Port

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37


When NE2 (RJ-45) port is used for serial

connection to other PASOLINK configure

this NE2 Port Setting

Select usage of NMS and NE1 ports set the

port parameters accordingly

LCT Port Setting : select “any” radio button to connect to remote

NEs. From the local LCT Port

Select “Only to Local NE” radio button to prevent connection to

remote NE from local LCT port.

Select Inband Management VLAN usage

38

GENERAL SETTING (detail) 5 of 5

Select to which branch NMS port belongs to

Select to which branch Modem-2 port belongs to

Select the number of branches the NE belongs to

2

Enter the Bridge 2, IP address and

Subnet Mask

39

ROUTING SETTING

40

PROVISIONING

41

MODEM FUNCTION SETTING

42

MODEM PORT SETTING

Select Modem Function

Setting on the provisioning

menu and click on the Modem

Port setting.

Click the OK button to close the

window

Enter the Modem Port Name

( 32 Characters)

Click MODEM1 or MODEM2 to

open the Modem port name

setting window

43

RADIO SWITCH SETTING (1 of 2)

Select provisioning menu and click on the Radio Switch setting to enter

the switch setting for (1+1) configuration.

Click the SW GRP1 (Modem 1/2) to open the switching parameter

setting dialog box.

Following functions can be set by this item.

TX & RX switching priority

TX Switch Lock in Usage

TX Switch Reverse function

RX Switch condition early warning


TX SW Priority Non

Priority

Selecting non revertive mode

No.1 Select No.1 when both No.1 and

No.2 are normally operating.

TX SW Lockin

Usage

Used enable TX SW Lockin function

Not Used disable TX SW Lockin function

TX SW Reverse

Function Usage

Used enable Reverse Function

Not Used disable Reverse Function

RX SW Priority Non

Priority

Selecting non revertive mod

No.1 Select No.1 when both No.1 and

No.2 are normally operating.

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RADIO SWITCH SETTING (2 of 2)

TX & RX SW PRIORITY (ONLY FOR HOT STANDBY)

NON PRIORITY: SELECT THIS FOR NON HOMING SWITCHING.

PRIORITY NO.1: SELECT THIS FOR HOMING SWITCHING. WHEN BOTH

CHANNELS ARE NORMAL ALWAYS USE No.1 AS ONLINE.

WHEN CH NO.1 FAILS SWITCH TO CH NO.2, WHEN CH NO.1 IS NORMALIZED

SWITCH BACK TO CH NO.1 AUTOMATICALLY.

TX SW REVERSE FUNCTION USAGE:

THIS FUNCTION APPLIES TO 1+1 HOT STANDBY CONFIGURATION WITH TX

SWITCH SET TO NON PRIORITY

WHEN BOTH RECEIVE FAILS DUE TO OPPOSITE STATION TX MAIN ANTENNA

MISALIGNMENT, AND REVERSE FUNCTION IS SET TO USED, THEN SENDS A

SILENT ALARM TO TX SIDE TO SWITCH TX ODU TO STANDBY ODU.

CRITERIA IS, RX LEV ALM OBSERVED FROM BOTH CHANNELS FOR MORE

THAN 120 SEC. THEN SILENT ALM IS SENT TO TX SIDE TO SWITCH TX ODU

TO ODU 2

TX SW LOCKIN USAGE

THIS FUNCTION APPLIES TO 1+1 HOT STANDBY CONFIGURATION WITH TX

SWITCH SET TO PRIORITY NO.1

IN THE CASE WHEN DUE TO INTERMITTENT ODU1 FAILURE IT SWITCHES

FROM ODU1 TO ODU2 AND BACK TO ODU1 REPEATEDLY AND LOCK IN

USAGE IS SELECTED USED, TX SWITCH WILL BE LOCKED TO ODU2 TO

PREVENT FREQUENT SWITCHING

CRITERIA IS, DURING 10MIN PERIOD IF SWITCHING OCCURS 10 TIMES, TX

WILL BE LOCKED TO ODU2. IT WILL BE RELEASED AFTER 24 HOURS IF NO

ALARMS ARE OBSERVED ON ODU1.

RX SW CONDITION EARLY WARNING:

INCLUDE EW: SELECT THIS TO INCLUDE EW AS A CRITERIA FOR AUTO

REDUNDANCY SWITCHING IN (1+1) CONFIGURATION

EXCLUDE EW: SELECT THIS TO EXCLUDE EW AS A CRITERIA FOR AUTO

REDUNDANCY SWITCHING IN (1+1) CONFIGURATION

EARLY WARNING BER SETTING IS 1E-9

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TX POWER SETTING

MTPC MODE: MANUAL TRANSMIT POWER CONTROL MODE

MPTC TX POWER : ENTER A VALUE IN dBm WITHIN THE RANGE INDICATED

ATPC THRESHOLD: ENTER THE RX THRESHOLD VALUE TO BE USED WHEN OPPOSITE STATION IS IN ATPC MODE

(SET IN 1 dB STEPS) NOT IN AMR MODE

ATPC MODE:

ATPC THRESHOLD: ENTER THE RX THRESHOLD VALUE TO BE USED WHEN OPPOSITE STATION IS IN ATPC MOD E(FIXED

MODULATION)

ATPC RANGE (MAX): MAXIMUM POWER LEVEL UNDER ATPC CONTROL IS DEFINED BY THIS ITEM (Set the value in dBm)

ATPC RANGE (MIN): MINIMUM POWER LEVEL UNDER ATPC CONTROL IS DEFINED BY THIS ITEM (Set the value in dBm)

AMR

Mode

Fixed

Modulation

ATPC

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ALARM MODE SETTING

ALARM MODE:

ATPC POWER MODE: THIS ITEM DEFINE THE ODU TX POWER SETTING DURING ATPC CONTROL FAILURE

HOLD: TO MAINTAIN THE CURRENT TX POWER AT THE TIME OF ATPC CONTROL FAILURE

SELECT : MAX: TO TRANSMIT AT ATPC MAX POWER LEVEL AT THE TIME OF ATPC CONTROL FAILURE

MIN: TO TRANSMIT AT ATPC MIN POWER LEVEL AT THE TIME OF ATPC CONTROL FAILURE

COMM ALM MODE : THIS ITEM SELECT THE ACTION TO BE TAKEN

WHEN THE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN IDU

AND ODU FAILS.

SELECT MUTE: TO STOP TX OUTPUT POWER

HOLD : TO KEEP TRANSMITTING THE TX OUTPUT

POWER

ATPC MTPC

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XPIC SETTING

48

E1 / STM-1 / CROSS CONNECT SETTING

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Provisioning – E1 Port setting (1 of 2)

SELECT E1 PORT SETTING FROM THE

PROVISIONING - E1/STM-1/ CROSS CONNECT

SETTING MENU. 16E1-S TAB IS SHOWN WHEN

THE OPTIONAL 16E1 CARD IS MOUNTED

INDICATE THE CURRENT SETTING:

E1 CHANNELS USED

IMPEDANCE SETTING FOR EACH E1 CHANNEL

SERVICE NAME FOR EACH E1 CHANNEL

CH USAGE ERROR REPORT/NOT REPORT

CLICK THE EDIT ICON TO CONFIGURE THE E1

PORT SETTING

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Provisioning – E1 Port setting (2 of 2)

COLLECTIVE SETTING ALLOWS ALL E1 CHANNELS TO BE SET

TO THE SAME CONFIGURATION

USED ALL CH OR NOT USED ALL (SELECT RADIO BUTTON)

CH USAGE ERROR REPORT ALL / NOT REPORT ALL (SELECT

RADIO BUTTON)

IMPEDANCE ALL CH 120 OHM OR ALL CH 75 OHM ( SELECT

RADIO BUTTON)

CH USAGE :- SELECT E1 CHANNELS TO BE USED BY

SELECTING THE USED RADIO BUTTON. NOT USED RADIO

BUTTON INHIBIT ALARMS FROM THE SELECTED CHANNEL

E1 PORT IMPEDANCE:- SELECT THE IMPEDANCE OF THE E1

CHANNELS TO BE 120 OHMS OR 75 OHMS. SELECT THE

APPROPRIATE RADIO BUTTONS.

SERVICE NAME:- ENTER THE SERVICED NAME FOR EACH E1

CHANNEL. (MAX 32 CHARACTERS)

CH USAGE ERROR REPORT:- SELECT REPORT RADIO

BUTTON TO RAISE AN ALARM WHEN AN E1 SIGNAL IS

DETECTED AT HE INPUT OF A CHANNEL SELECTED AS NOT

USED

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Provisioning – STM-1 Port setting (1 of 4)

SELECT STM-1 PORT SETTING FROM THE

PROVISIONING - E1/STM-1/ CROSS

CONNECT SETTING MENU

CLICK THE EDIT ICON TO OPEN THE STM-1

PORT SETTING WINDOW

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WHEN STM-1 IS SELECTED AS THROUGH MODE

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STM-1 Mode Through Through Mode of STM-1

Channelized Channelized Mode of STM-1

Port Usage Used use STM-1 Port

Not Used not user STM-1 Port

Port Name 1 to 32 character specify the port name of the STM-1

MS - AIS Generation Enable enable device stop output laser when receiving STM1

signal lost (optical or radio) (RLOS) and send out MS-

AIS.

Disable disable device stop output laser when receiving STM1

signal lost (optical or radio) (RLOS) and send out MS-

AIS

ALS Usage Enable enable ALS (Auto Laser Shutdown)

Disable disable ALS (Auto Laser Shutdown)

ALS Interval 60 sec set the delay of release ALS after restored

180 sec

300 sec

Trace Mismatch Detection Disable disable TIM detection

Enable J0 enable RS-TIM detection

Enable J1 enable HP-TIM detection

Trace Mismatch AIS Generation Action Enable enable transmit AIS alarm when TIM detected

Disable disable transmit AIS alarm when TIM detected

Section Trace Send 1 to 15 set J0 in transmit direction

Expected Section Trace 1 to 15 set J0 in receiving direction

High Order Path Trace - Not select

Expected High Order Path Trace - Not select

Received Trace Value

Received select trace Port 01 - Display the received

Received High Order Path Trace - Not select

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STM-1 MODE SETTING:

SELECT THROUGH RADIO BUTTON TO TRANSMIT STM-1

OVER THE RADIO FRAME

SELECT CHANNELIZED RADIO BUTTON TO EXTRACT THE 63

E1 FROM THE STM-1. AND SELECTIVELY USE THEM.

PORT SETTING:

PORT USAGE: SELECT USED TO USE THE STM-1 PORT OR

NOT USED TO NOT SELECT THE STM-1 PORT. SELECT THE

APPROPRIATE RADIO BUTTON.

PORT NAME: ENTER A NAME FOR THE STM-1 CHANNEL

(MAX 32 CHARACTERS)

MS-AIS GENERATION SETTING IS USED TO STOP SENDING

MS-AIS SIGNAL DUE TO RADIO LINK OR EQUIPMENT

FAILURE.

WHEN DISABLED:- DURING FAILURE OPTICAL INTFC WILL

STOP TRANSMITTING THE OPTICAL SIGNAL, ELECTRICAL

INTFC WILL SEND UNFRAMED AIS.

WHEN ENABLED:- SEND MS-AIS DUE TO RADIO LINK OR

EQUIPMENT FAILURE.

AUTOMATIC LASER SHUT DOWN (ALS) FUNCTION IS AVAILABLE ONLY FOR OPTICAL INTFC . DURING LOS OF SIGNAL AT THE INPUT

OF THE OPTICAL INTFC IT WILL CUT THE LASER OUTPUT FROM THE OUTPUT OF THE OPTICAL INTFC. DURING THIS TIME AT

DEFINED INTERVALS INTFC WILL OUTPUT A 2 SEC LASER PULSE.

SELECT ENABLE OR DISABLE FROM THE ALS FUNCTION RADIO BUTTON

IF ENABLE IS SELECTED, SELECT ALS INTERVAL FROM 60, 180, AND 300 SEC .

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Provisioning – STM-1 Port setting (4 of 4 )

TRACE SETTING:

ENABLE OR DISABLE J0 OR J1 TRACE MIS MATCH

DETECTION

WHEN TRACE MISMATCH IS DETECTED WHETHER TO

ENABLE OR DISABLE AIS GENERATION

ENTER THE TX TRACE PATTERN

ENTER THE EXPECTED RX TRACE PATTERN

TRACE SETTING:

WHEN HIGHER ORDER PATH TRACE IS ENABLED ENTER

THE HO PATH TRACE PATTERN AND THE EXPECTED RX

PATTERN

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CROSS CONNECT SETTING

57

Provisioning – Cross connect setting

58


Click Add icon in the cross connect setting screen to open the Cross

connect setting (Add) window.

Service Number: Each cross connection is given a unique service

number. Enter the service number.

Service Name: Each cross connection can have an optional service

name giving information of the connection. Enter the service name.

Cross connect type : To map cross connection of E1 channels from

main-board, optional 16E1 board or from the channelized STM-1 board

select E1 radio button.

To make a STM-1 connection in through mode select RST radio button.

Cross connection mapping is made from Edge-A to Edge –B. select one

side of the connection as Edge-A and the other side as Edge-B.

Click the EDGE-A drop down arrow and select the board or modem for

the connection. From the available E1 list select the E1 channel for the

start connection.

Click the Edge-B drop down arrow and select the board or modem fro

the connection. From the available E1 list select the E1 channel for the

end connection.

Click the OK button.

Repeat the procedure for each connection.

Each connection will appear in the Cross Connect Setting screen.

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No 1 to 168 Cross Connect Service Number

Service Name 0 to 32 characters Cross Connect Service Name

Cross Connect Type E1 E1 level Cross Connect

RST enable user to observe the port (CH) utilization

Edge. A Protection

Protection Check the radio box If Protection is checked, Edge .A Term 2 need to be specified.

Edge .A Term 1 ifIndex Slot-Port-CH

Edge .A Term 2 ifIndex Slot-Port-CH

Edge .B Protection

Protection Check the radio box If Protection is checked, Edge. B Term 2 need to be specified.

Edge B Term 1 ifIndex Slot-Port-CH

Edge .B Term 2 ifIndex Slot-Port-CH

60

Cross Connect - SNCP

16xE1

Modem-2

Dir-B Modem-1

Dir-A

SNCP

Edge A

Edge B

61

Cross Connect - SNCP

Service Number: Enter the service number.

Service Name: Enter the Service Name

Cross connect type : Cross connect Type for SNCP is only E1.

select E1 Radio Button.

Click the EDGE-A drop down arrow and select the board or

modem for the SNCP connection. From the available E1 list

select the E1 channel for the start connection.

Select the Edge-B Protection Check Box. The lower setting for

the Edge –B become active

Click the Edge-B upper section drop down arrow and select the

board or modem for working path connection. From the available

E1 list select the E1 channel for the work side end connection.

Click the Edge-B Lower section drop down arrow and select the

board or modem for Protection path connection. From the

available E1 list select the E1 channel for the protection side end

connection

Click the OK button.

Repeat the procedure for each SNCP connection.

Each connection will appear in the Cross Connect Setting

screen. Online column show which path is online and offline.

62

Cross Connect – Modify / Delete

63

Cross- connect – AMR Linkage

Radio E1 CH No.

Highest CH no. in

the radio frame

will drop first

during AMR

operation

Priority E1 channels during AMR operation

Click on the AMR Linkage, to see how the TDM channels are

dropped during the modulation change from Higher Modulation

to lower modulation. TDM mapping shown is set from the

Radio Configuration.

64

EQUIPMENT CLOCK/ SYNCHRONIZATION

65

Clock/Synchronization(w/o CLK Card)

ONE SIDE INTERNAL CLOCK

AS MASTER

OTHER SIDE MODEM OR

AUTO AS SLAVE

SELECT EQUIPMENT CLOCK FROM THE PROVISIONING

EQUIPMENT CLOCK / SYNCHRONIZATION SETTING MENU

CURRENT EQUIPMENT CLOCK MODE AND SELECTED

CLOCK SOURCE IS INDICATED.

CLICK THE EDIT ICON TO SET / CHANGE EQUIPMENT

CLOCK SETTING

SELECT THE CLOCK SOURCE TO BE USED

FROM THE DROP DOWN LIST

INTERNAL: SET EQUIPMENT CLOCK MODE TO

MASTER

MODEM : SLAVE TO THE CLOCK FROM THE

RADIO DIRECTION

AUTO: TO AUTOMATICALLY SLAVE TO

MODEM OR INTERNAL

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Provisioning – Clock/Synchronization

SELECT EQUIPMENT CLOCK FROM THE PROVISIONING


CURRENT EQUIPMENT CLOCK MODE AND SELECTED

CLOCK SOURCE IS INDICATED.

CLICK THE Modify ICON TO SET / CHANGE EQUIPMENT

CLOCK SETTING

AFTER SELECTING THE EQUIPMENT CLOCK SETTING

CLICK THE OK BUTTON

Quality level detected from the

selected timing sources are

shown. 1. PRC, 2. SSU-A, 3,

SSU-B. 8. Clock fail

Status detected shows the

timing source status ,Normal,

Clock fail , Manual / Forced

Switched status, and Lockout

status

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Synchronization method

Synchronous Ethernet

PDH Line Transmit Clk

SDH Line Transmit Clk

G.703 External Clk Output

Radio Clk Output

iPASOLINK can utilize multiple clock sources.

PLLTiming Source 1

Timing Source 2

Timing Source 3

SEL

Modem-1

Modem-2

E1 Line CLK

Option Line CLK(STM1)

GbE Line CLK

External CLK IN

SEL

External CLK OUT

SEL

68

Provisioning – Clock/Synchronization

EQUIPMENT CLOCK MODE: SELECT THE CLOCK MODE TO BE

USED IN THE IDU.

SELECT MASTER (internal CLK) OR SLAVE (synchronization) RADIO

BUTTON AS APPLICABLE

THREE TIMING SOURCES CAN BE SELECTED . AVAILABLE

TIMING SOURCES DEPENDS ON THE OPTION CARDS

MOUNTED. NO. 1 AND 2 CAN SELECT FROM THE

FOLLOWING SOURCES:

IF E1 CHANNELS ARE USED E1 LINE CLOCK IS AVAILABLE

AS A TIMING SOURCE (select from CH1 to CH16)

IF STM-1 CARD OPTION IS USED IN CHANNELIZED MODE

THEN OPTION LINE CLK (STM1 CAN BE USED AS A TIMING

SOURCE.

IF STM-1 IS USED IN THROUGH MODE IT IS NOT AVAILABLE

AS A TIMING SOURCE.

MODEM 1 AND 2 CAN BE SELECTED AS A TIMING SOURCE

THIRD TIMING SOURCE IS EXTERNAL CLOCK.

TIMING SOURCE PORT/CH PRIORITY REMARKS

MODEM 1 PORT-1 1 TO 12 FROM RADIO DIRECTION

MODEM 2 PORT-1 1 TO 12 FROM RADIO DIRECTION

E1 LINE CLK CH 01-16 1 TO 12

GbE Line CLK Port 1-6 1 TO 12

OPTION LINE CLK (STM1) LINE 1 1 TO 12 CHANNELIZED STM-1 OPTION

EXTERNAL CLK

WTR : SET WAIT TO RESTORE TIME, WHICH IS THE

AMOUNT OF TIME TO WAIT BEFORE A RECOVERED TIMING

SOURCE BECOMES ACTIVE AGAIN. (0 THRU 15 MIN)

SyncETH: ENABLE OR DISABLE THE SYNCETH FUNCTION. WHEN ENABLE

SYNCETH CLK CAN BE RECEIVED OR SENT OVER THE GbE LINE

69

Clock/Synchronization – EXT Clock Setting

SELECT EXT CLOCK SETTING FROM THE PROVISIONING


CURRENT EXT CLOCK SETTING IS INDICATED.

Click the Edit icon to open the Ext Clock setting Window.


EXT Impedance 120 Ω set Ext Clock impedance to 120 Ω

70 Ω set Ext Clock impedance to 75 Ω

EXT CLK Interface bps select the Ext Clock in bps

Hz select the Ext Clock in Hz

CRC On/Off On turn on Ext Clock CRC check

Off turn off Ext Clock CRC check

EXT CLK Out SEL NOT SELECT CLK out not used

NE CLK Use NE CLK

DMR Line CLK 1 Use DMR Line CLK1

DMR Line CLK2 Use DMR Line CLK2

GbE Line CLK Use GbE Line CLK

E1 Line CLK Use E1 Line CLK

Option Line CLK Use Option Line CLK (STM-1)

Select the appropriate radio buttons to set the EXT CLK IN/OUT

parameters

Select the Clock source to be used for EXT Clock Out

Click the OK Button

70

RELAY-ALARM MAPPING SETTING

71

Provisioning – Relay-Alarm Mapping

72

Provisioning – Relay-Alarm Setting

73

Relay Alarm setting with AUX card (1 of 2)

Alarm Relay assignment

For Cluster alarm output.

For House Keeping Output control

When AUX Card is mounted additional four

relays are available for:

Click on the tabs Main Board, ODU

No.1/Modem1, ODU No.2/Modem2 , 16E1-S

to display the current relay alarm assignments.

Click the Modify icon to change the relay –

alarm assignment of each tab for parallel

alarm out.

74

Relay Alarm setting with AUX card (2 of 2)

Select the 16E1-S tab to see the current assignment of Relays 16E1 interface alarms

Click the Modify icon to open the Relay Control setting window for 16E1 –S,

Assign the Alarms to the relays

Click OK button to close the window

75

Relay Setting for AUX out put

Select the AUX-S tab to see the current assignment

of Relays for House Keeping Control and Cluster

Alarm Out.

Click the Modify icon to open the Relay Control

setting window for AUX –S,

Assign Relays for House Keeping Control and

Cluster Alarm Out.

Make sure that HK Out and Cluster Alarm out are

not assigned to the same relay

76

Provisioning – Cluster Alarm

77

V.11 / OW SETTING

78

SERVICE CHANNELS / OW

DSC 1 ~ DSC 4 DSC 1 ~ DSC 42x RS 232C

2 x V.11

PDH RADIO OH

iPASOLINK USER

CHANNEL

2 x RS 232C

2 x V.11

2 x RS 232C

2 x V.11

iPASOLINK USER

CHANNELS

iPASOLINK USER

CHANNELS

STM-1INTFC

E1, F1, DCCr

STM-1INTFC

E1, F1, DCCr

STM-1INTFC

E1, F1, DCCr

OW OWOW

Through

79

V.11 / SC SETTING 1of 3

V.11/SC setting menu provides

the configuration of user

interface (V.11, RS-232C) and

OW channel.

Click the SC Channel , and

Modem1 /2 to assign the related

service channel assignments

STM-1S is available when the STM-1

port is used as channelized. Select to

assign E1 ,F1 and DCCr to Service

channels over the radio

SC through setting

User CH to SC setting

80

V.11 / SC SETTING 2 of 3

Expand Provisioning from LCT menu.

Expand V.11/OW Setting from Provisioning sub menu.

Select V.11/SC Setting from V.11/OW Setting sub menu.

V.11/SC Setting window appears. Click SC Channel

Example: To assign user channel RS-232-C Ch1 to modem-1 SC1

Click on the rectangle intercepting the RS-232C-1 row and SC1

column, assignment is indicated by the green color.

Similarly to assign the user channel V.11 Ch1 to modem-1 SC2

Click on the rectangle intercepting the V.11-1 row and SC2 column,

assignment is indicated by the green color.

Click OK to set the assignment

Confirm the assignment in Provisioning-V.11/OW setting – V.11/SC setting window

Select Modem 1 from the Slot drop down list

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V.11 / SC SETTING 3 of 3

Example: To assign Modem 2 , SC3 through to modem 1 SC-3

Click on the rectangle intercepting the SC-3 row of Modem 2 and

SC3 column , assignment is indicated by the green color.

Similarly to assign the Modem 2 , SC4 to Modem 1 SC4

Click the rectangle intercepting the Modem 2 , SC4 row and SC4

column, assignment is indicated by the green color.

Click OK to set the assignment

Confirm the assignment in Provisioning-V.11/OW setting – V.11/SC setting window

Select Modem 1 from the Slot drop down list

Click Modem 2 in the Provisioning –V.11/OW Setting-V.11/SC Setting window

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V.11 Directional Setting


V.11-1/2 Direction Setting Co-Directional the data receiving

direction is same as

the clock output /input

direction

Contra-Directional the data receiving

direction is different

from the clock

output/input direction



Select V.11 Directional Setting from V.11/OW Setting sub menu.

V.11 Directional Setting window appears

Click the radio button Co-Directional or Contra-Directional as

appropriate.

Click the OK Button

Current Direction setting

83

OW SETTING



Select OW Setting from V.11/OW Setting sub menu.

Click the Modem 1 or Modem 2 to open the OW Setting (Modem 1- 1+0) window

Click the OK Button

Current Order Wire setting

Select Used radio button to enable DSC channel for OW

Select Not Used radio button to disable DSC channel for OW

84

OW SETTING – Call Polarity



Select OW Setting from V.11/OW Setting sub menu.

Click the AUX-S to open the OW Setting (AUX-S) window

Click the OK Button

Current Order Wire setting

Select Invert radio button if the back-to-back call signal polarity is inverted

Select Normal radio button to if the back-to-back call signal polarity is normal

This menu appears when the AUX option card is mounted

85

ALARM / AIS SETTING

86

CORRELATION SETTING


Alarm

Correlation

On enable mask the lower level alarm

Off disable mask the lower level alarm

From the Provisioning menu. Select Alarm/AIS Setting sub menu

Select Correlation Setting from Alarm/AIS Setting sub menu.

Correlation Setting window appears. Click Edit button.

Select the Alarm correlation ON radio Button to enable masking lof over level alarms

Select the Alarm correlation OFF radio Button to disable masking of lover level alarms

Click OK button and to set the changes.

87

AIS Setting


AIS Activation

Condition

LOF + High BER sending AIS alarm after received

LOF and High BER alarm

LOF sending AIS alarm after received

LOF alarm only.

AIS Generated

Report

Report report AIS generated event

Not Report do not report AIS generated event

AIS Received

Report

Report report AIS received event

Not Report do not report AIS received event

AIS Received

Condition

Alarm specify the AIS received event as

an alarm event

Status specify the AIS received event as

a status event

AIS setting function allows to change the

behavior when the AIS signal is received,

activated and whether to report or not to

report the AIS alarms .

89

AUX Input Setting (1 of 2)


Expand AUX Setting from Provisioning sub menu.

Select AUX Input Setting from AUX Setting sub menu.

AUX Input Setting window appears. Click the tabs to see the

current setting for each AUX input.

90

AUX Input Setting ( 2 of 2)

Click on the tab to select the AUX input to be set or modified


Click on the Modify icon to open the AUX input Setting for AUX#

Name: Enter the name for the alarm (32 Characters)

Condition: Select from the drop down list alarm input condition

Alarm when Event ON (close): [Report when Alarm is ON]

Alarm when Event OFF (Open): [Report when alarm is OFF]

Status : Event is considered as a Status Event not alarm event

Status String: Enter the text to be shown when the Event is ON

and OFF (32 Characters)

Status String: Enter the text to be shown when the Event is ON

and OFF (32 Characters)

X.733: Select the Severity, Alarm Type and Probable cause for

the event from the drop down list for each item

91

AUX Output Setting (1 of 2)



Select AUX Output Setting from AUX Setting sub menu.

AUX Output Setting window opens indicating the status of the four

output controls.

Click OK button to apply the output control for the selected relay.

Click the required Output # to configure the output or apply the

output control.

Name: give a name to the output control (1-32 characters)

Control: Select Event Off or Event on radio buttons, to specify the

type of output control for the selected relay

Status Strings: enter the status strings to appear when the event

is ON and when the event is OFF

92




Select AUX Output Setting from AUX Setting sub menu.

Click the each tab and assign the alarms to the Relays 01 to 06.


93


Select the 16E1-S tab to see the current assignment of Relays 16E1 interface alarms

Click the Modify icon to open the Relay Control setting window for 16E1 –S,

Assign the Alarms to the relays


94


Select the AUX-S tab to see the current assignment

of Relays for House Keeping Control and Cluster

Alarm Out.

Click the Modify icon to open the Relay Control

setting window for AUX –S,

Assign Relays for House Keeping Control and

Cluster Alarm Out.

Make sure that HK Out and Cluster Alarm out are

not assigned to the same relay

95

PMON / RMON Setting

96

Provisioning – PMON / RMON Setting

97


98


99


100


101

MAINTENANCE CONTROL

102

Maintenance

Loopback Control

- IF Loopback Control

- TDM Loopback Control (E1 LB1/LB2)

- TDM Loopback Control (STM1 LB1/LB2)

H/W F/W Reset

- HW Reset Control

- FW Reset Control

Protection Control

- Modem TX / RX switch Control

- RSTP Control

- SNCP Switch Control

- Timing source switch Control

Auto Laser Shutdown Control

- Laser Shutdown Control

- ALS Manual Switch Control

Performance Monitor

- MODEM PMON Report

- E1 PMON Report

- STM-1 PMON Report

- PMON/RMON/FDB Clear

Offline Maintenance

- Data Adjust

- RF Sub Band Select

Modem Maintenance Control

- ATPC Manual Control

- TX Mute Control

- CW Control

- TX Modulation Manual Control

- XPIC Reset (1+0 XPIC only)

103

LOOPBACK CONTROL

104

MAINT Control- Modem Loopback

Off

If Maintenance mode is selected

before applying the maintenance

control “ Switch to Maintenance

mode first error message

appears

IF loopback cuts the TX output

affecting the radio link

Parameter

IF Loopback

Off Turn on the IF Loopback function (Default)

On Turn off IF Loopback function

Release Time

not release Not set automatic restore

90 sec (Default)

180 sec

300 sec

3600 sec (60 min)

43200 sec (12h)

Set automatic restore time

* Available when executing IF Loopback from remote NE.

105

MAINT Control- Modem Loopback

Click on Maintenance button on the top of LCT window to enter maintenance mode.

Expand the Maintenance Control from LCT menu。

Expand the Loopback Control from Maintenance Control sub menu.

Select the MODEM Loopback Control from Loopback Control sub menu.

MODEM Loopback Control Window is displayed. Click on Off of the IF Loopback field.

Click on Off of the IF Loopback field to open the Modem Loopback Control (Modem1 – 1+0)

Select IF Loopback ON radio button to select loopback On.

If the IF Loopback is for the remote NE, then select the Release time

Click OK button to apply the maintenance control. Off indication will turn to On with

Yellow background

106

MAINT Control- TDM Loopback1




Select the TDM Loopback Control (E1 LB1) from Loopback Control sub menu.

TDM Loopback Control (E1 LB1) Window is displayed

Click on Off of the Main Board selected CH# field to open the TDM Loopback Control (E1 LB1)

Select E1 LB1 CH# ON radio button to select loopback On.

Click OK button to apply the maintenance control. Off indication will turn to On with Yellow background

This is the Near End

Baseband Loopback

107

MAINT Control- TDM Loopback2




Select the TDM Loopback Control (E1 LB2) from Loopback Control sub menu.

TDM Loopback Control (E1 LB2) Window is displayed

Click on Off of the Main Board selected CH# field to open the TDM Loopback Control (E1 LB2)

Select E1 LB2 CH# ON radio button to select loopback On.


This is the Far End

Baseband Loopback

108

MAINT Control- STM-1 Loopback1




Select the TDM Loopback Control (STM-1 LB1) from Loopback Control sub menu.

TDM Loopback Control (STM-1 LB1) Window is displayed

Click on Off of the STM-1S field to open the TDM Loopback Control (STM-1 LB1)

Select ON radio button to select loopback On.


This is the Near End

Baseband Loopback

109

MAINT Control- STM-1 Loopback2




Select the TDM Loopback Control (STM-1 LB2) from Loopback Control sub menu.

TDM Loopback Control (STM-1 LB2) Window is displayed

Click on Off of the STM-1S field to open the TDM Loopback Control (STM-1 LB2)

Select ON radio button to select loopback On.


This is the Far End

Baseband Loopback

110

PROTECTION CONTROL

111

Protection Control- TX/RX SW Control

TX / RX SW MANUAL CONTROL

This menu items are active in (1+1) configuration

TX SW menu is available for (1+1) hot standby configuration only.

Normal operation is „Auto” mode. Select No1 Manual or No.2 Manual

and click OK to select the TX channel manually. (TX switching interrupt

the traffic momentarily

RX SW menu is available for any (1+1) configuration. Normal operation

is “Auto mode.

Select No.1 or No.2 manual if the channel to be switched to is normal

(no alarms)

Select No.1 or No.2 Forced, if the channel to be switched to is in alarm

condition and need to switch forcibly.

Click OK button to select the RX channel manually. Selected control

mode is shown in a yellow back ground indicating the control is under

maintenance mode.

TX and RX switch status

is indicated below the

controls.

112

Protection Control- SNCP SW Control

Select SNCP Switch Control under the Maintenance Protection Control

menu. Protection Control-SNCP Switch Control screen display the SNCP

connections and Online and offline status

To manually switch any SNCP connection, click on the Service number of the

SNCP connection. SNCP Switch Control window opens giving the Working and

Protection paths. Online status and Path status are also provided.

Click on the SNCP Manual SW Control drop down arrow and select the control

to be applied. Click OK, and OK again on the warning dialog.

Forced SW to Protection – Switch forcibly to Protection channel even in alarm status

Forced SW to Work – Switch forcibly to working channel even in alarm status

Manual SW to Protection – switch to protection when it is in normal status

Manual SW to Work – Switch to working when it is in normal status

Clear – Clear the Maintenance Control

When any Switching control is applied, the maintenance control applied status is

indicated by the yellow back ground of the selected Service Number. Also the

Protection Status column show the switched status forced or manual

To remove the maintenance control, apply Clear control in the SNCP Manual

SW control.

113

Protection Control- Timing Source SW Control

Select Timing Source Switch Control under the Maintenance Protection

Control menu. Protection Control- Timing Source Switch Control screen

display current timing sources selected and switch control status and lockout

status.

To manually select a timing source, click on the timing

source status under the Timing Source SW control

column of the open the Timing Source Switch control

Window

Click on the drop down menu and select Manual SW (if

the timing source in normal) or Forced SW (if the timing

source is under alarm condition) and select OK.

Select Normal to release the switch control and click OK.

To Lock Out the timing source from being used as a

timing source in the equipment, click the Off status

under the Lock Out column for the selected Timing

source. Timing Source Switch control window for lock

out opens.

Select the appropriate radio button ON or OFF and

select OK ..

Status of the maintenance control is

shown by the yellow background with

the switched status

114

MAINT Control- Modem Maintenance Control

•ATPC Manual Control

If TX Power Control Mode selected is ATPC Mode, it is possible

to temporarily disable ATPC mode under maintenance control

and transmit .a fixed transmit power.

Select ATPC Manual Control On radio button and enter required

fixed (Manual) power output level within the limits shown.

Click OK button to apply the manual TX control.

This may be required during antenna alignment.

115

MAINT Control- Modem Maint CTRL

This maintenance Control switch off the

TX output power of the ODU connected to

the selected modem

This maintenance Control TX an un-

modulated carrier from the selected

modem

This maintenance Control select a fixed

modulation when the modem is under AMR

mode . Select auto to go back to AMR mode

starting with QPSK modulation and adjust

according to the propagation condition

When TX Mute and CW Control is applied to

the NE remotely, it is possible to select an

automatic release timer. (these two controls

interrupt the radio link) at the end of the timer

value the control will be released normalizing

the link

116

MAINT Control- Laser Shutdown

The STM-1 OPT Interface is provided with Automatic Laser Shutdown Function (ALS), if disable the

laser output is always ON even if the input optical cable is disconnected. When ALS function is set to enable

the OPT INTFC observe the loss of signal and start a timer (550ms) and generate a control signal to

interrupt the optical output .

. When the fault that interrupt the optical input is cleared the system can be restored by controlling the laser

output through one of the following methods.

Automatic Control

Manual Restart Short on time (2 sec) Maintenance Control

Manual Restart Long on time (90 sec) Maintenance Control

117

H/W _ F/W RESET CONTROL

118iPASOLINK Introduction

RESET

Parameter Reset CPU L2SW

Device

Reset

H/W Reset Program ROM

Switching

Main Board/CTRL -

ODU -

STM1-S - - -

16E1-S - - -

L2SW Device Reset

Reset should be executed for L2SW of IDU (MB/CTRL). Main signal will be downed during

the executing.

Card Reset

Available to control each option card individually. Main ETH signal will be downed

during the resetting. After Card Reset finished, option card need to be resetting the

configuration information that retains by IDU (MB/CTRL). Card Reset replies NG

response and does not execute if option card was not registered, not mounted and

mounted different place

CPU Reset (ODU)

Available to reset CPU(ODU) and control each ODU individually. Main signal will

be downed during the resetting. After CPU Reset (ODU) finished, ODU need to be

resetting the configuration information that retains by IDU (MB/CTRL). CPU Reset

(ODU) replies NG response and not execute if MODEM did not mounted (include in

not registered and mounted different place).

CPU Reset (IDU)

Available to reset CPU of IDU (Main/CTRL). Main ETH signal and NMS

Communications will be downed after CPU Reset (IDU) executed.

119

MAINT Control- H/W Reset Control

Reset control available only

when Maintenance Mode is On

120

F/W RESET CONTROL

Reset control available only

when Maintenance Mode is On

121

OFFLINE MAINT CONTROL-

Parameter

DADE Operational system (RXSW selection) is fixed to run

DADE.

The operational system does not change to avoid any

circuit interruption.

Offset

DADE

After DADE adjustment, it offsets in a DADE memory

so the amount of delay may serve as the minimum.

Due to the memory offset, it may cause a circuit

interruption.

DADE Off DADE does not adjust, but in order to make the

amount of delay into the minimum, it is set as the very

end of the memory.

NEO ODU CAN CHANGE THE FREQUENCY SUB BAND

BY CHANGING THE TX/RX RF BPF. AFTER CHANGING

THE SUBBAND FILTER NEW SUB BAND LETTER USED

SHOULD BE SET IN THE ODU USING THIS OFFLINE

CONTROL. IF YOU CHANGE THIS PARAMETER

WITHOUT CHANGING THE SUB BAND FILTER RADIO

LINK MAY FAIL.

SELECT FROM THE DROP DOWN LIST THE SUB

BAND LETTER TO BE USED AND CLICK THE SET

BUTTON

IN (1+1) CONFIGURATION, CH1 AND CH2 RX PATH DELAY AT

THE INPUT OF THE SWITCH MAY NOT BE EQUAL.

AUTOMATIC DADE ADJUSTMENT INSERT ADDITIONAL DELAY

IN ONE CH TO MAKE THEM IN PHASE FOR THE HITLESS

SWITCH TO OPERATE PROPERLY.

SELECT DADE AND CLICK SET TO MEMORIZE THE DELAY

SETTING ADJUSTED UNDER AUTO DADE. THIS DELAY IS

ADJUSTED ONLY IN THE STANDBY PATH.

SELECT OFFSET DADE AND CLICK SET TO REDUCE THE

ABSOLUTE DELAY BETWEEN THE TWO RX CHANNELS. THIS

ADJUSTMENT MAY INTERRUPT THE RADIO LINK.

SELECT DADE OFF AND CLICK SET WHEN DADE ADJUSTMENT

IS NOT REQUIRED.

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METERING

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Metering -

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INVENTORY

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INVENTORY - IDU

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INVENTORY - ODU

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S/W License Information

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S/W License Setup

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S/W LICENSE SETUP – IMPORT LICENSE KEY

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S/W LICENSE SETUP-RADIO CAPACITY SETTING

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Equipment Utility

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Equipment Utility- Export (NE>Storage) Utility

Use this function to export the Equipment Config Data,

Network Config Data and User Config Data from NE

to storage (Local PC or USB Memory)

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Program downloads

Use this function to update NE by download Program

File, FPGA Data and Config Data from storage

(Local PC or USB Memory) to NE.

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Equipment utility Program ROM Switching

135

SHIPMENT Setting

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DATE / TIME SETTING

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User Account / Security Setting

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LOGIN USER LIST

Click on the User name to modify the

logged in user's password or user group.

LOGIN USER LIST menu shows a list of Users logged in

to the NE, locally and remotely.

Click on the Set Password In User

Setting window to change the User

Password

To change the User Group click on the

Group field and select from the drop

down list the group to be changed to.

Click on the Group name of the logged in

User to change the group setting

Click on the Access Level field and from

the drop down list select the new access

level for the Group

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USER ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

User Account Management function

allows adding , Modifying and deleting

of User accounts.

This function is available for Admin

Access level users only

Up to nine user accounts can be added

in addition to the three default user

accounts (User, Config & Admin).

Click on the ADD USER icon on the Use Account /

Security Setting window. Enter the User Name and select

the Group from the drop down list of registered user groups.

Click on the Set Password icon on the User Setting

window to open the Set Password window. Enter the

password for the new user and re-enter it to confirm the

password and click OK

Click on the OK button to register the new user.

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Item Parameter

User Name 1 t0 31 Characters

Password 8 to 31 Characters

Group Default Groups ADMIN/CONFIG/OPERATOR or Added Groups

Security Level :NoAuthNoPriv

User Login Without authentication and encryption

Security Level :AuthNoPriv

User Login need authentication (MD5 or SHA1 based) but without (Privacy) encryption

Security Level :AuthPriv

User Login need Authentication (MD5 or SHA1 ) and the data is encrypted by DES or AES

Auth Algorithm Select Authentication Algorithm between MD5 or SHA

Auth Key Input 8 to 16 digit Public key of MD5 and SHA1

Priv Algorithm Select the encryption method DES or AES

Priv Key Input 8 to 16 digits Key of DES or AES

MD5 ( Message Digest 5 ) one of the

Hash Algorithm for authentication and

digital signature. In order to detect the

falsification of original data during the

data transmission. Original data will be

converting the Hash by comparing at

both ends

SHA (Secure Hash Algorithm ) one of the

Hash Algorithm for authentication and

digital signature. In order to detect the

falsification of original data during the data

transmission. Less than 264 bits of original

data will be converting the Hash of 160 nits

by comparing at both ends

DES (Data Encryption Standard ) is 56 nit

encryption key and encryption by 64 bit

block

AES (Advanced Encryption Standard )

SPN structured block encryption, block

length is 128 bits and the length of key

128/192/256 bits

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USER ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT

MODIFY USER

SET PASSWORD

DELETE USER

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USER GROUP PROFILE CONFIGURATION

PARAMETER DESCRIPTION

Group Name 1 to 32 characters

FTP Allow or Deny using FTP protocol

HTTP Allow or deny using HTTP protocol for WebLCT to access Equipment

SNMP Allow or deny using SNMP protocol to access network equipment

Access Level Specify the User Access Level

In addition to the three

default groups

(OPERATOR/CONFIG/

ADMIN) Six additional

groups can be registered.

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SECURITY MANAGEMENT

Protocol or Service Enabled

Protocol or Service Disabled

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SNMP and SNMP Community SETTING

Default UDP Port is 161


Community Name Use ASCII within 255 Characters

Set the SNMP community name. Any request with different community name will be refused

Access Level CONFIG- allows only GETADMIN – Allows GET and SET

Assign the access level to the specified server(s)

Access address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Specify the valid IP address or network of the SNMP Manager(s)

Subnet Mask 255.xxx.xxx.xxx Subnet Mask of SNMP Manager(s)

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SNMP Trap Entry SETTING


SNMP Version V1 / v2c / v3 Set SNMP version for trap

PDU Type Trap / Inform Set PDU Type for Trap

IP Address 0.0.0.0 Specify the destination IP address of trap

Port 162 (default) (1 t0 65535)

Set UDP Port trap

Community name

255 Character Set communication name of the trap. This much match on both SNMP server and agent

Security Level NoAuthNoPriv/ AuthNoPriv/AuthPriv

Auth Algorithm MD5 or SHA

Auth Key 8 to 16

Priv Algorithm DSE or AES

Priv Key 8 to 16

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147

FTP and HTTP setting


FTP Enable (Running)Disable (Stopped)

Start and Stop FTP service

TCP Port (Command)

21(default Set TCP port of FTP server (for received command) ) (1 to 65535)

TCP Port (Data) 20 (Default) Set the TCP port of FTP server (for data transmit) (1 to 65535)

Max session 3 Maximum user connection

Auto Stop Enable Enable FTP server break the connection in 90 sec automatically after no operation on the client

Disable Disable FTP server break automatically


HTTP Enable (Running)Disable (Stopped)

Start and Stop HTTP service

TCP Port 80(default) Set the port number of HTTP server (1 to 65535)

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Current/History PMON/RMON Report

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MODEM PMON REPORT

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MODEM PMON REPORT

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ETH RMON REPORT

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ETH RMON REPORT

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ETH RMON REPORT

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VLAN COUNTER REPORT

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ETHER FUNCTION SETTING

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ETH Function Setting-Bridge Setting (1 of 2)


Expand ETH Function Setting from Provisioning sub menu.

Select Bridge Setting from ETH Function Setting sub menu

Current Bridge setting is displayed.

Click Edit button open the Bridge Setting window

Setting window when Aging radio button is ON

Setting window when Aging radio button is OFF

Select the bridge parameters and click the OK button

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ETH Function Setting-Bridge Setting (2 of 2)

GbE MAX Frame Size – it is the maximum size (in bytes) of the Ethernet

frames allowed on Gigabit Ethernet (1 Gbps) ports

Default Value = 1522 bytes Range = 64 to 9600 byes

FE MAX Frame Size – it is the maximum size (in bytes) of the Ethernet frames

allowed on Fast Ethernet (100 Mbps) ports

Default Value = 1522 bytes Range = 64 to 2000 byes

Aging – enabling aging allows the FBD (Forwarding Data Base) to delete the

learnt MAC address if is not communicating for a certain amount of time (FDB

Aging Time)

On – Aging function is enabled (default setting)

Off – Aging function is disabled (MAC address entries will not be deleted from

FDB)

FDB Aging Time – it is time (in second) for which the FDB will wait before

deleting the MAC entry if it is not communicating

Default Value = 300 s Range = 5 to 163680 s

VLAN Mode – this option choose the tagging mode in case of VLAN being used

802.1q – VLAN tagging will be done using IEEE 802.1q standard (default setting)

802.1ad – VLAN tagging will be done using IEEE 802.1ad (QinQ, provider bridge)

Default VLAN ID – it is VLAN ID which will be used as default (native) VLAN

Default Value = 1

Range = 1 to 4094 (any VLAN can be set as default VLAN)

Default VLAN TPID – Tag Protocol Identifier

Default Value = 0x8100 for 802.1Q-tagged frameDefault VLAN

•For management IP

•To handle untagged frames

•Trunking purpose

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ETH Function Setting – ETH Port Setting (1 of 2)



Select ETH Port Setting from ETH Function Setting sub menu

Current ETH Port setting and port link status are displayed.

Click the main Board Port # to open its ETH Port Setting window

Select the Port Usage enable radio button to use the selected port

Set the other settings accordingly and click the OK button

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ETH Function Setting – ETH Port Setting (2 of 2)

MDI ports connect to MDIX ports via straight-through twisted pair cabling; both

MDI-to-MDI and MDIX-to-MDIX connections use crossover twisted pair

cabling, Auto MDI / MDIX removes these restriction on choosing cable type

When sending station transmits data faster than the receiving station can

accept it. The overwhelmed network element will send a PAUSE frame, which

halts the transmission of the sender for a specified period of time

Port Usage – Enable or disable the port (by default it is enabled)

Port Name – Any user friendly port name can be used (maximum 32

characters)

Media Type – Electrical (RJ 45) or Optical (SFP) (by default it is electrical)

Speed – Choose among – 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 1000 Mbps, Auto

Negotiation (by default it is Auto Negotiation)

When speed is chosen to be auto negotiated, duplex mode as well as

MDI/MDIX will also be auto negotiated

Duplex Mode – Full Duplex or Half Duplex (by default it is Full)

MDI or MDIX – Medium Dependent Interface or Medium Dependent Interface

Crossover (by default it is MDI)

Flow Control – Enable or Disable Ethernet Flow Control (by default it is disabled)

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ETH Function Setting – VLAN Setting (1 of 4)



Select VLAN Setting from ETH Function Setting sub menu

Current VLAN settings are displayed.

Click on VLAN Setting tab to see the current VLAN setting

Click on VLAN List tab to see the current VLAN List

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Click Add VLAN ID to open the Add

VLAN ID window


VLAN ID 1 to 4094 Specify VLAN

ID

VALN

Service

Name

1 to 32 Character Specify the

service name

of the VLAN

Enter the VLAN ID

Enter a VLAN Service Name for the

VLAN ID


Click Delete VLAN ID to open the Delete

VLAN ID window

Enter the VLAN ID or its VLAN Service

Name to be deleted from the VLAN List

Click OK button to close the delete VLAN

ID window

Confirm the VLAN ID is deleted from the

list

Click the VLAN Service Name to be

modified from the VLAN List

Modify the VLAN Service Name

Click OK button to close the Modify VLAN

Service Name window

Confirm the VLAN Service Name is change

din the VLAN List

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Port Type – Access / Truck / Tunnel


Port Type Access Only Allow untagged frame pass through

Tunnel Allow tagged and untagged frame pass through

Trunk Only allow tagged frame pass through

Enable check box Check Check the box to assign the port to the specified

VLAN.Uncheck

Untag Frame Assignment (Access Port) Check

Uncheck

Click the Port to which the VLAN ID is to

be assigned.

Port /VLAN Configuration is displayed

Select the Port Type under VLAN Assignment

Modem Port is always Trunk Port type

Select the VLAN ID (s) for the Selected Port

and Port Type by selecting the enable check

boxes

Main Board Ports can be Access, Tunnel and

Trunk Port types

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Example of Access Port (Untagged Frames only)

Only Untagged frames are

processed on Port 3, and

these frames are assumed to

belong to VLAN ID = 30

P1 (FE)

Fm

A

to

CMSGVLAN

x

Fm

A

to

BMSGVLAN

30

Fm

A

to

BMSG

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Example of Trunk Port (tag/untag Frames)

Untagged frames on

Port 1 are assumed to

belong to VLAN ID = 20Tagged frames on

Port 1 must have

VLAN ID = 10 & 30

P2 (FE)

Fm

A

to

BMSG

Fm

A

to

CMSGVLAN

30

Fm

A

to

CMSGVLAN

30

Fm

A

to

BMSGVLAN

20

Fm

A

to

CMSGVLAN

other

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Example of Tunnel Port (Any Frame Forwarding)

Any frame type on Port 3, either

untagged or tagged with any VLAN

ID, will be unconditionally tagged

(Outer Tag) with VLAN ID = 30 and

then processed.

P3 (FE)

Fm

A

to

BMSG

Fm

A

to

CMSG1VLAN

any

Fm

A

to

BMSGVLAN

30

Fm

A

to

CMSG1VLAN

30

VLAN

any

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Example of Modem Port

Modem port is always Trunk

(tagged frames only)

Modem port transports the VLAN IDs enabled

here. In this example, only tagged frames

belonging to VLAN ID =, 10, 20 , 30, 40 qnd 50

are processed on this Modem1 port.

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ETH Function Setting – FDB Setting (1 of 6)



Select FDB Setting from ETH Function Setting sub menu

Select FDB Setting tab to see the current FDB setting.

Select Static Entry tab to see the current static entries

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Provisioning – ETH Function Setting – FDB Setting – Equipment

Learning MAX Size – Maximum number of MAC addresses the FDB can learn / hold

Default Value = 32512

Range = 1 to 32512

Learning Limit Mode – the action to be taken with frames coming from new MAC addresses exceeding the maximum size of FDB

Default Value = Forwarding – the fame will be forwarded without learning its source MAC address

Other Option = Discard – frames will be dropped if its source MAC address is not there in the FDB

Learning Limit Trap – enable allows the equipment to send traps to SNMP Manager when the learning limit exceeds its maximum size limit (by default it is enabled)

Select FDB Setting Tab.

Click on the Equipment to open the

FDB Setting (Equipment) window

Configure the parameters and click OK

button

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Provisioning – ETH Function Setting – FDB Setting – VLAN ID

Learning MAX Size – Maximum number of MAC addresses the FDB can learn / hold for this particular VLAN

Default Value = 0

Range = 0 to 32512

Learning Limit Mode – the action to be taken with frames coming from new MAC addresses exceeding the maximum size of FDB

Default Value = Forwarding – the fame will be forwarded without learning its source MAC address

Other Option = Discard – frames will be dropped if its source MAC address is not there in the FDB

Select FDB Setting Tab.

Click on the VLAN ID # to open the

FDB Setting (VLAN ID#) window

Configure the parameters and click OK

button

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VLAN ID = 1 to 4094

Item = Main Board / Modem 1 / 2

Port No. = Choose from 1 to 6

MAC address = Type MAC address in hexadecimal

Select Static Entry Tab.

Click on the Add icon to open the Static Entry (Add)

window

Configure the parameters and click OK button

Click the Static Entry

Number to be Modified

Modify the MAC address

for the selected static

entry and Click OK Button

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Select Static Entry Tab.

Click on the Delete icon to open the Static Entry

(Delete) window

Select the static entry to be deleted by clicking on the

check box.

Click OK button to delete the entry

Click PMON /RMON/FDB Clear to clear the FDB

Select the appropriate FDB table radio button clear

Click Execute button to clear the selected FDB table

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Click Retrieve Current FDB icon to save or open the

current Forwarding Data Base.

Select Save in the File Down load window to save the

FDB

Select Open in the File Down Load window to open the

FDB in the Notepad.

2010/12/17, 15:42:16

VLAN ID, MAC Address, Slot/Port No. / Trunk

4095, 00:25:5c:28:02:37, Modem1 / Port26

4095, 00:25:5c:28:02:30, Modem1 / Port26

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ETHER OAM SETTING

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ETH Function Setting – ETH OAM (1 of 4)

Ethernet OAM (Operations, Administration, and Maintenance)



Select ETH OAM Setting from ETH Function Setting sub menu

Select OAM MEG tab to see the current MEG entries and add MEG

Select OAM MEP tab to see the current MEP entries and add MEP

Select OAM MIP tab to see the current MIP entries and add MIP

Maintenance End Point

Maintenance Intermediate Point

Maintenance Entity Group

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MEP Index – Index (Serial) No. of the MEP

1 to 192

MEP ID – Unique ID of MEP – 1 to 8191

CCM Transmit / Receive – Enable or

disable CCM (Continuity Check Messages)

transmit and/or receive

CCM Priority - Set priority for CCM – 0 to 7

VLAN Untag – Choose if VLAN tag to be

used with Ethernet OAM messages or not

Item – Choose among Main Board /

Modem1 / 2

Port – Choose the port number

ETH OAM Source MAC Address – Specify

the MAC address to be used as source MAC

address of Ethernet OAM messages

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MEP Index – Index (Serial) No. of the MEP

1 to 192

MEP ID – Unique ID of MEP – 1 to 8191

CCM Transmit / Receive – Enable or

disable CCM (Continuity Check Messages)

transmit and/or receive

CCM Priority - Set priority for CCM – 0 to 7

VLAN Untag – Choose if VLAN tag to be

used with Ethernet OAM messages or not

Item – Choose among Main Board /

Modem1 / 2

Port – Choose the port number

ETH OAM Source MAC Address – Specify

the MAC address to be used as source MAC

address of Ethernet OAM messages

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MEG Configuration - Maintenance Entity Group (Add / Delete)

Enable – enables an MEG

MEG Index – Serial Number of MEG (1 to 5)

MEG ID – Unique ID for MEG

MEG Level – hierarchy level of MEG (0 to 7)

CCM Transmit – enable or disable transmit of CC message

CCM Receive – enable or disable reception of CC messages\

CCM Priority – priority setting for CC messages

ETH-CC Period – Ethernet Continuity Check Message Period in ms or s

Peer MEP Configuration

Enable

Peer MEP ID (1 to 8191)

Peer List Check Status Enabled

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MIP (Maintenance Intermediate Point)

Settings – Add / Modify / Delete

MIP Index – 1 to 32

MEG Level – 0 to 7

Item – Main Board / Model 1 / 2

Port – Port No.

Enable – Enable or disable

VLAN ID – VLAN ID to be used

Service Name – VLAN Service Name

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RSTP SETTING

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ETH Function Setting – RSTP Setting (1 of 4)

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Item Description

Item Board name – Main board or Modem

Port Port number Main board (1to6) modem (1)

Port Name Given port name in provisioning

Status Status of the port forwarding or discarding

STP Port Path

Cost

Path cost selected automatically or manually entered

STP Port

Priority

Indicate the STP port Priority

Edge Port Set the port as a edge port or not (disable)

P-to-P Port Auto

Description

STP Mode RSTP

Root Bridge Priority

ID

Show the selected root bridge priority and its

MAC Address

Bridge Priority Show the bridge priority value

STP Bridge MAX Age Show the STP bridge MAX Age value

STP Bridge Hello

Time

Show the STP bridge Hello time value

STP Bridge Forward

Delay

Show the STP bridge forward delay value

STP TX Hold Count Show the STP TX Hold Count

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STP Port Path

Cost

Auto Enable equipment calculate the

path cost automatically.

Manual Enter the path cost manually.

STP Port Path

Cost Value

1 to 200000000 Enter the cost of path when

Path Cost is set to Manual

STP Port

Priority

0 to 240 Specify the RSTP priority of the

port

Edge Port Enable Set the Port as Edge port

Disable Remove Edge port feature

P-to-P Port Force true Enable Point-to-point

Force False Disable Point-to-point。

Auto Set Point-to-point automatically


STP Mode RSTP Enable RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree

Protocol)

Disable Disable RSTP

Enable Check Enable RSTP on the port.

Uncheck Disable RSTP on the port.

Item Main Board

MODEM 1

MODEM 2

Select the object from drop-down list

Port - Select the port from drop-down list

Port Name 1 to 32 Character Specify the port name

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STP Bridge Priority 0 to 61440 Set STP priority of the bridge

STP Bridge MAX Age 6 to 40 s Set the expiration of the Configuration BPDU stored,

Bridge will. notice that a topology change has

occurred after the Max Age time elapses and the

BPDU is aged out

STP Bridge Hello Time 1 s Set the period of sending Configuration BPDUs

from Root Bridge.2 s

STP Bridge Forward

Delay

4 to 30 s Set the delay when the port is going to change the

state from Listening to Learning.

STP TX Hold Count 1 to 10 Set the number of BPDU which can be sent per

second.

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QUALITY OF SERVICE SETTING

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ETH Function Setting – QoS/Classification (1 of 7)

Classify Field Type

VLAN CoS – 802.1 q / p

IPv4 Precedence

Classify Priority – used to classify

Classify Internal Priority

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Only one profile can be selected

from Profile 0 to 3 for the whole

equipment

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Classify Setting tab

iPASOLINK supports QoS based on MEF10 and REC4115 which classify the traffic into eight classes with the proper

Internal Priority according to the predetermined Policer. Except the default Policer, user can configure up to three

additional Policer which provide user the capability of realizing the user-orientation QoS strategy flexibly. The

Internal Priority is used for following purpose:

1) Identify Ingress traffic properly according to the predetermined Policer.

2) Mapping the eight classes of ingress traffic to four classes when queuing the Egress traffic

3) Copy the original internal priority to the capsulated frame to prevent the traffic priority from changing unexpectedly. (VLAN c-tag

CoS/VLAN s-tag CoS)

Ingress

At the Ingress of the traffic, assign the internal priority and then perform flow control according to the predetermined policer,

coloring the frame with Yellow or Green which decide the QoS queue at the egress, discarding the frames of the traffic that

exceed the designated bandwidth (EIR, Excess Information Rate).

Egress

Queuing the frame according to the internal priority and the color assigned at ingress, determine forwarding or discarding

the frame.

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QoS Port Setting Information

Scheduling Mode 2xSP Specify the queuing mode.

SP: Strict-Priority

DWRR: Deficit Weighted Round Robin

4xSP

1xSP+3xDWRR

4xDWRR

Port Drop Mode WTD Specify the port discard all packets at the tail end of the queue when

queue exceeded the pre set threshold. WTD (Weighted tail drop).

WRED Specify the port randomly discard the packets of lower priority traffic

before higher priority traffic when queue exceeded the preset

threshold. WRED (weighted random early detection).

Egress Shaper Rate 0 to 1000 Mbps Specify the maximum sending rate of the egress queue.

Internal Priority Queuing Policy per Ingress Port

Internal Priority 0 to 7 Class 0 to 7 Set the priority of Ingress port

Egress Class Setting Information

Class Shaper Rate 0 to 1000 Mbps Specify the maximum sending rate of the class.

Class DWRR Weight 1 to 127 Specify the weight of the queue.

Class Queue Length 16 to 128 Kbyte Specify the length for each Queue.

Queue 6 and 7 is fixed at 16Kbyte.

Wtd Yellow Frame Threshold 10 to 100 % Set the Threshold of Yellow Frame

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Provisioning – LLF Setting

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Provisioning – Other Ether Setting

Slot / Port No. / Port Name – Chose the port to be modified

Media Type – Optical / Electrical

Speed – 10 Mbps / 100 Mbps / Auto-negotiated

QoS Mode – Strict Priority / ??

VLAN ID – VLAN to which this port belongs

Monitoring - Mirroring

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Thank you

This training document describes the current version of the equipment.

The specifications or configuration contained in this document are subject to change

without notice.

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