Telebyte 458-CC-16 Manuel utilisateur

Model 458-CC-16/458-CM

(16-Slot Chassis & Control Module)

Rev.I

Date of Publication: 02/25/2019

Line Modules Not Included

“Results You Can Count On”

Customer Support

Thank you for your purchase of the Telebyte Model 458-CC-16/458-CM (16-Slot

Chassis & Control Module). This versatile product provides a wide variety of

configurations through the use of up to 16 plug-in Line Modules. The Model 458-

CC-16/458-CM is ideally suited for testing DSL modems and other bandwidth-

compliant telecom devices in a high-volume production line environment. When

used in conjunction with up to 16, 8-channel 458 Line Modules, it becomes a

128-channel local loop simulator. The 458-CM Control Module interfaces with a

PC or terminal via IEEE-488 or RS-232/Ethernet to control loop-length settings or

the 458-CC-16/458-CM can be used as a stand-alone unit. User-command

language may be used for control. In addition, line length is displayed on the front

of the unit and can be set via a keypad on the front panel.

Contact Information:

Telephone E-mail/Internet

General: 631-423-3232 [email protected]

Technical support: 800-835-3298 [email protected]

Fax: 631-385-8184 www.telebytebroadband.com

Mail

Telebyte, Inc.

355 Marcus Blvd

Hauppauge, NY 11788

Customer Care

Warranty

One-year Warranty

•Telebyte will furnish parts and labor for the repair or replacement of products found by Telebyte to be defective

in material or workmanship during the warranty period.1

Extended Customer Care

Refer to the Customer Care section of the Telebyte web site for the most current information on extended

warranty and calibration contracts 2,3,4:

http://www.telebytebroadband.com/customercare.html

Disclaimer of Warranties and Other Terms and Conditions

1TELEBYTE, INC. warrants its broadband simulation equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship, under normal and proper use

and in its unmodified condition, for 12-months, starting on the date it is delivered for use. TELEBYTE’S sole obligation under this warranty shall be to

furnish parts and labor for the repair or replacement of products found by TELEBYTE to be defective in material or workmanship during the warranty

period. Warranty repairs will be performed at the point of manufacture. Equipment approved for return for warranty service shall be returned F.O.B.

TELEBYTE factory and will be redelivered by TELEBYTE freight prepaid, except for non-continental U.S.A. locations. These deliveries will be sent

COD freight and import/export charges.

2 The customer is responsible for freight and customs charges when shipping products to and from Telebyte for calibration services.

3 You must purchase the extended warranty at the time of purchase or during the initial warranty period.

4 You must purchase the calibration contract at the time of purchase or during the initial warranty period. The above warranty is in lieu of all other

warranties, expressed or implied, statutory or otherwise, including any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.

TELEBYTE shall not be liable for any damages sustained by reseller or any other party arising from or relating to any equipment failure, including but

not limited to consequential damages, nor shall TELEBYTE have any liability for delays in replacement or repair of equipment.

Equipment Returns

Out of warranty equipment may be returned, prepaid, to the Hauppauge, N.Y.

customer service facility. Return shipping charges will be billed to the customer.

The repaired unit will have a 90-day warranty. In those cases where "no trouble"

is found, a reduced charge will be billed to cover handling, testing, and

packaging. Whether in or out of warranty, a Return Material Authorization

number (RMA) is required and may be obtained by:

Calling customer service at 631-423-3232 or 800-835-3298

Sending a request via Fax at 631-385-8184

E-mailing us at suppo[email protected]

Visiting us at http://www.telebytebroadband.com/main/support_index.asp

Please be sure to reference the RMA number on the outside container.

 
 
Table of Contents 
 
 
 
 
 
1.0 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................... 1 
 
2.0 Specifications.................................................................................................................................................... 4 
 
3.0 RS-232 Connections & Commands.................................................................................................................. 5 
RS-232 Connections ........................................................................................................................................... 5 
User Command Interface.................................................................................................................................... 6 
RS-232 Mode Command List............................................................................................................................. 6 
 
4.0 IEEE Connections & Commands...................................................................................................................... 9 
Connections......................................................................................................................................................... 9 
User Command Interface.................................................................................................................................... 9 
IEEE Mode Command List............................................................................................................................... 10 
 
5.0 Ethernet Connections & Commands............................................................................................................... 14 
Enabling Ethernet Connectivity........................................................................................................................ 14 
Before You Begin ............................................................................................................................................. 15 
Installing IP Address Assignment Software..................................................................................................... 15 
Configure Virtual Com Port on Remote PC..................................................................................................... 22 
Install Software................................................................................................................................................. 22 
Create Virtual COM Port.................................................................................................................................. 25 
Connecting to the Model 458-3SLB via Ethernet Connector........................................................................... 30 
Communicating with a 458 Chassis using Remote terminal software ............................................................. 30 
Using the Web Interface to Change Settings.................................................................................................... 33 
Local Port Setting ............................................................................................................................................. 35 
Selecting/Setting Baud Rate ............................................................................................................................. 36 
RS-232 Mode Command List........................................................................................................................... 41 
 
6.0 Keypad Controls ............................................................................................................................................. 45 

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1.0 Introduction

The Model 458-CC-16/458-CM (16-Slot Chassis & Control Module) accepts 1 - 16 line modules and

controls from 1 - 128 channels. It is ideal for testing DSL modems and other bandwidth-compliant

telecom devices in a high-volume production environment. While the 458-CC-16/458-CM can be used

as a stand-alone unit, the 458-CM interfaces with a PC via RS-232, IEEE-488, or Ethernet. Line

lengths and configuration settings appear on an LCD display on the front of the unit and can be set

via a keypad. For added convenience, the 458-CM firmware is field-upgradeable through the RS-232

port.

The Model 458-CC-16/458-CM is used with our advanced 458 Line Modules that simulate several

cable types and offer the bandwidth requirements for today’s xDSL technologies such as varieties of

ADSL, ADSL2+ and VDSL2. User-friendly GUIs (included with line modules) provide another means

of controlling loop lengths and communication parameters. For more information about Telebyte’s

plug-in line modules, refer to the individual datasheets or manuals.

While the 458-CC-16 (16-Slot Chassis) and 458-CM (Control Module) are purchased

separately, they are both addressed in this manual, together or separately, as required.

Chassis

The 458-CC-16 may be mounted in a standard 19-in rack and accepts a maximum of 16 Line

Modules.

The front of the Model 458-CC-16 is shown with the 458-CM and 16 line modules installed.

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Control Module

The image above shows the connectors on the back of the 458-CM, labeled

RS232, IEEE-488 and Ethernet.

The 458-CM is used to configure a Line Module to a particular length via a pushbutton keypad on the

front of the unit. The user may also use the IEEE-488, RS-232 or Ethernet port for remote control.

When configured for IEEE-488, the 458-CM can be operated from an IEEE Controller such as a PC

equipped with an IEEE interface board. In RS-232 mode, the unit can be connected to any RS-232

device (e.g., a terminal or PC) that has a terminal emulation program such as Hyper Terminal

installed. In Ethernet mode, RS-232 commands are sent over an Ethernet connection. This allows a

remote PC connected to a LAN to communicate with the 458-CM.

In order to send RS-232 commands over an Ethernet connection, this feature must be

enabled. Refer to section Enabling Ethernet Connectivity for detailed instructions.

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Line Module Series

A maximum of 16 Model 458 Line Modules (sold separately) can be placed into the chassis. Each

458 Line Module can be individually set by the 458-CM. Communications between the 458-CM and

the 458 Line Module are via a backplane. The backplane will pass power and the signals to control

the length of each card. The RJ-45 connectors used to connect to the unit to be tested are mounted

directly on the 458 Line Module. Telebyte provides GUI software for a user-friendly interface when

configuring 458 Line Modules (available for download from our Web site at

www.telebytebroadband.com). Refer to the individual documentation for more information on our Line

Module series.

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2.0 Specifications

Product Specifications 458-CC-16 (16-Slot Chassis) & 458-CM (sold separately)

Controls

Keypad for setting loop lengths and IEEE-488 address, RS-232, or

Ethernet communication parameters.

Indicators

Backlit LCD display of line length and set up parameters.

Power

88 to 264 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz

Size

[7U] 19 in W x 22 in D x 12.22 in H

(482.6 mm W x 558.8 mm D x 310.4 mm H)

Environmental

Operating: +32 F to +122 F (0 to +50 degrees C)

Storage: 0 to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing)

Remote Control

Connectors

RS-232: DB9 female (DCE); GPIB:IEEE488 24-pin connector. Ethernet:

RJ-45

Plug-In Compatibility

Accepts 1-16 458 Line Modules

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3.0 RS-232 Connections & Commands

RS-232 Connections

The Model 458-CM is completely controllable from an RS-232 source. The following section

explains the connections and the controls necessary for RS-232 operation. See Figure 2 for an

illustration of the pin connectors.

CONNECTOR DB9

RXD

TXD

CTS/DSR

Figure 2 DB-9 for RS-232 Control

Pin 2 on the Model 458-CM connects to the RECEIVED DATA pin in the Communications Port

Connector on the PC or controller.

Pin 3 on the Model 458-CM connects to the TRANSMIT DATA pin in the Communications Port

Connector on the PC or controller.

Pin 5 on the Model 458-CM connects to the GROUND pin in the Communications Port

Connector on the PC or controller.

Pins 6 and 8 are connected together and held at a positive voltage.

Common Communications Port Connectors, such as those found on PCs, are DB-9 and DB-

25. The standard pin assignments for these connectors are as follows:

DB-9

DB-25

Direction

Received Data

Serial Data from Model 458-CM

Transmitted Data

Serial Data to Model 458-CM

Ground

Common Ground

CTS

+ Voltage Out

DSR

+ Voltage Out

The remaining pins are not connected to the Model 458-CM.

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