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Paradyne 9550 DS3 manual

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    1 iMar c ® 9550 DS3 Pr obe Installation Instructions Document Number 9550 -A2-GN10-00 September 2005 Contents Softwar e and Firmware License Agreemen t .............. ................ ................. .. 2 Product Documentation Online ............... ................ ................ ................ ...... 3 Unpac king and Inspecting th e Equipm[...]

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    2 Software and Firmwar e License Agreement The ter ms and conditions of this License Ag reement (the “Agreement”) wil l apply to the software and/or firmware (individually or collectively the “Software”) incorporated into the P aradyne product (the “Pr oduct”) purchased by you and any derivativ es obtained from the So ftwar e, incl udin[...]

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    3 b . ANY AND ALL IMPLIED WARRA NTIES , INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMIT A TION IMPLIED W ARRANTIES OF MERCHANT ABILITY , FITNESS FOR A P ARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT . Some states or other jurisdiction s do not allow the e xclusion of implied warranties on limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the abo ve limitations ma y not apply[...]

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    4 Unpacking and Inspecting the Equipment HANDLING PRECA UTIONS FOR ST A TIC-SENSITIVE DEVIC ES This pr oduct is designed to pr otect sensitive components fr om damage due to electr ostatic discharge (ESD) d uring normal operation. When performing installa tion procedures, however , take proper static contr o l precautions to prevent damage to equip[...]

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    5 Installing in a Rack T wo types of mounting screws are provided. Use:  #10-32 mounting screws f or rails with threaded screw holes  #12-24 mounting screws and self-retaini ng nuts f or rails with unthreaded scre w holes Procedure T o insta ll the Probe in a rack: 1. Deter mine where in the rack y ou will mount the Probe. If y our rac k does[...]

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    6 3. Inser t and tighten the screws in the top screw positions, then tighten the bottom screws . Connecting to P ower The Probe requires a 120 V AC , 60 Hz pow er source. Procedure T o con nect the 9550 DS3 Probe to power: 1. Connect a ground wire to the grounding screw on the front of the Probe. 2. Connect the other end of the wire to an ear th gr[...]

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    7 3. Plug the sock et end of the power cord into the po wer receptacle on the back of the Probe. 4. Plug the power cab le into a 120 V AC , 60 Hz outlet. 05-17708[...]

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    8 Connecting the Subscriber P ort The Subscribe r por t connects to your DTE, such as a router . Procedure T o connect the Subscriber po r t: 1. If clearance at the front of the Probe is limited, attach r ight-angle BNC adapters to the ends of two BNC cables . 2. T ake the end of the receive cab l e and push it onto the SUBSCRIBER RX (Receive) conn[...]

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    9 Connecting to the DS3 Network The Network por t connects to the packet netw ork . Procedure T o con nect the Network po r t: 1. If clearance at the front of the Probe is limited, attach r ight-angle BNC adapters to the ends of two BNC cables . 2. T ake the end of the receive cab l e and push it onto the NETWORK RX (Receiv e) connector . T ur n th[...]

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    10 7. If the cable length is longer than 100 fe et (30 meters), set the LBO on the T3 Network Interf ace Options configuration screen to Long. The default is Shor t. See the iMarc SL V Configuration Reference . Connecting the Ethernet P ort The Ether net por t provides a 10/100Ba seT c onnection that can be used for T elnet, FTP , and SNMP access t[...]

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    11 Connecting the Modem Port The Probe suppor ts asynchro nous ter minal interface sessions ov er its integral modem. Procedure T o connect the Modem port: 1. Plug one end of an RJ11 telephone cable into the Modem por t. 2. Plug the other end of the cable into an RJ11 telephone jack. 05-17705 Rx Tx Rx Tx NETWORK SUBSCRIBER ETHERNET MODEM CONSOLE PO[...]

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    12 Connecting the Console P ort The Console por t can be used to connect a VT1 00-compatible terminal or a PC with terminal emulati on softwa re, pro viding di rect access to the asyn chronous terminal interf ace. Procedure T o con nect the Console por t to a ter minal or PC: 1. Press the 9-pin connecto r of a ter minal cable onto the Consol e por [...]

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    13 Using the Asynchronous T erminal Interface The Probe should operate using the defaul t (f actor y-set) configuration options, with ex ception to the changes specified in thes e installation instru ctions. Ref er to the f ollowing table f or hel p in navigating through the menus. F ollow these steps to go to the Configuratio n Edit/Displ a y menu[...]

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    14 Menu Hierar ch y The Menu Hierarchy sho ws the organization of the Probe’s asynchronous terminal interf ace screens. S t a t u s System and T est Status Self-T est Re sults Last System Reset Health and Status T est Status IP Pa th Connection Status De vice Name IP Address Status Discov ery Source PVC Connection Status Source and Destination A [...]

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    15 Configuration System Class of Ser vice Definitions Monitored Protocol Definitions Ser vice Lev el V er ification General Network Ph ysical AT M VPI, VCI Records T3 User Ports Ph ysical AT M VPI, VCI Records PVC Connections Source and Destination Lin k, VPI, VCI, Management T ype IP Subnet List Add and Display Local Subnets IP Pa th List Add and [...]

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    16 Sa ving Conf iguration Options Procedure T o save a configuration option chan ge: 1. Press Ctrl-a t o switch to the functi on ke ys area at the bottom of the screen. 2. Ty p e s or S (S av e) and press Enter . The Sav e Configuration T o menu appears. 3. Press Enter again to sav e your changes to the Current Configuration. 4. Press Esc until the[...]

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    17 EMI Notices United States – EMI Notice This equipment has been teste d and f ound to comply with the limits for a Class A digital de vice, pursuant to P ar t 15 of the FCC ru les. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against har mful interf erence when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment [...]

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    18 Important Safety Instructions 1. Read and follow all warning notices an d instructions mar ked on the product or included in the manual . 2. Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for v en tilation. T o ensure reliable operation of the product and to protec t it from overheating, these slots and openings must not be block ed or cov ered.[...]

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    19 W arranty , Sales, Service, and T raining Inf ormation Contact your local sales representative , ser vic e representati v e, or distributor directly f o r any help needed. F or additional information concer ning warranty , sales, ser vice, repair , installation, documentation, trai ni ng, distributor locations, or P aradyne worldwide office loca[...]

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    20 *9550-A2-GN10-00* *9550-A2-GN10-00*[...]