Transition Networks DataBand EV Manuel utilisateur

DataBand EV User Manual V1.3

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Printed: March 2012 in UK

Patapsco has recently been acquired by Communications Systems, Inc. (CSI) and is now a part of Transition Networks, Inc., a

subsidiary of CSI. The high-quality, reliable Transition Networks’ brand of products is now combined with the world class

portfolio of telecommunications and data communications products from Patapsco Communications.

You can be assured that the same quality and support from both organizations will continue. Please contact either Transition

Networks or Patapsco Communications for sales, support and product information.

Patapsco Communications

The Passfield Oak, Passfield, Near Liphook,

Hampshire

GU30 7RL UK

Tel: +44 (0) 1428 752900

Fax: +44 (0) 1428 752901

Email: info@patapsco.co.uk

Web Site: www.patapsco.co.uk

Transition Networks

10900 Red Circle Drive

Minnetonka

MN 55343 USA

Tel: 952- 941-7600 or 1-800-526-9267

Fax: 952-941-2322

Email: info@transition.com

Web Site: www.transition.com

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Table of Contents

1. Transition Networks - Patapsco Range 4

2. Navigating this Manual 5

3. Product Overview 7

4. Safety 8

................................................................................................................................... 8

4.1 Safety Statements

................................................................................................................................... 10

4.2 Approvals

................................................................................................................................... 11

4.3 Environmental Concerns

5. Getting Started 12

................................................................................................................................... 12

5.1 In the Box

................................................................................................................................... 13

5.2 Rack Mounting Kit

................................................................................................................................... 14

5.3 Connections and Cabling

................................................................................................................................... 15

5.4 Cable Spec

................................................................................................................................... 15

5.5 Installing DbManager

................................................................................................................................... 16

5.6 Using DbManager

................................................................................................................................... 17

5.7 Connecting via Terminal

................................................................................................................................... 19

5.8 Connecting via IP

6. Device Window 22

................................................................................................................................... 22

6.1 Front Panel - LEDs

7. Configuration 23

................................................................................................................................... 24

7.1 Name and Management Settings

................................................................................................................................... 25

7.2 Clock Sources

................................................................................................................................... 25

7.3 Port Settings

................................................................................................................................... 26

7.4 Control Signals

................................................................................................................................... 26

7.5 LoopBacks

................................................................................................................................... 27

7.6 Info

8. Appendix 30

................................................................................................................................... 30

8.1 Boot Up Procedure

3Contents

................................................................................................................................... 30

8.2 Glossary

................................................................................................................................... 37

8.3 FCC Affidavit

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1. Transition Networks - Patapsco Range

Patapsco DataBand products allow cross-connectivity of E1 and T1 ports and timeslots between any source and destination

connected to the unit. Conversion of E1 to T1 and vice versa is catered for, as well as conversion between A-law and µ-law voice

calls, while the DataBand E1T1 range allows simple conversion between the E1 and T1 protocols. The EV device allows conversion

between V.35 and E1/T1 protocols, while the IMUX product range offers aggregation and inverse multiplexing for ISDN systems

commonly involving encrypted videoconferencing.

Please contact Transition Networks or Patapsco for any additional information on the product range, or for any other queries

regarding communications solutions:

Transition Networks

10900 Red Circle Drive

Minnetonka

Minnesota

55343

USA

Telephone: +1-952-941-7600

or: +1-800-526-9267

Fax: +1-952-941-2322

email: info@transition.com

techsupport@transition.com

Web Site: www.transition.com

Patapsco Communications

The Passfield Oak

Passfield

Liphook

Hampshire

GU30 7RL

Telephone: +44 (0)1428 752900

Fax: +44 (0)1428 752901

email: info@patapsco.co.uk

Web Site: www.patapsco.co.uk

Navigating this Manual 5

2. Navigating this Manual

This manual is best viewed using the latest version of Adobe Reader, which is a free program. Click below to download the latest

version of the product from the Adobe Website.

Table of Contents

The Table of Contents starts on page 3. Click on a topic to navigate directly to the relevant page.

Bookmarks

Use the Bookmarks table on the left to navigate through the pages of the manual. Use the small + and - symbols to expand and

collapse the chapters of the manual.

If there is a specific chapter of the manual which is required, it can be found using keywords. The keywords can then be entered into

the PDF search tool, and all occurrences of the keyword will be displayed.

Example: To find information on configuring clock sources, the keyword 'clock' can be used. Go to Edit

Search (or press Ctrl+F) and enter Clock. Now Click Search and all the references to the keyword will be

displayed below the search field. Click on any of the search results to go to the page immediately.

Printing

This manual can easily be printed if a hard copy is required for a presentation, or simply if a hard copy is preferred. To print the

manual, open it with Adobe Reader and go to File Print. Configure your printer and click Print.

Notes on figures used in this manual

The following symbols will be used in this manual to highlight points of particular interest:

Info: A note about a subject which particular care should be taken with.

Example: An example scenario used to better describe an action or a situation.

Warning: A warning which must be read before taking any action. Ignoring the warning may potentially lead

to a problem.

Arrow: This symbol indicates the next step, option or menu layer which needs to be accessed.

The Arrow symbol will be used often in this manual to quickly describe how to navigate to an option within the DataBand EV menu

system.

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For example, to navigate to this location:

The following figure would be used:

PKT 1 Utilities Ping/Trace Session Trace Route

Other Formats

This manual can be provided in a variety of different help manual formats upon request. Please contact Patapsco for more

information.

Product Overview 7

3. Product Overview

DataBand - A range of leased line converters, multiplexers and backup units.

Datasheets are available for each DataBand EV version, which give a wide range of information and specifications for the device,

including application notes and examples. Please visit the main page for DataBand EV or follow one of the links to datasheets below:

DataBand E1T1

DataBand MUX-4

DataBand MUX-32 multiple E1/T1

Patapsco's website has a detailed FAQ section which has a wealth of information on the product range, fault-

finding and configuration.

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4. Safety

Please take a moment to observe the safety notices for this product and its accessories.

4.1. Safety Statements

Caution: Danger of electric shock. The device may be connected to hazardous voltages. Switch to power-

off state before working on the device.

Caution: Danger of electrostatic discharge. Electronic components are sensitive to electrostatic discharges

that might damage the device. Protect the device from electrostatic discharges by wearing an electrostatic

wristband connected to a grounding terminal.

Caution: Interruption of data transmission. Data transmission will be interrupted during any work on the

transmission line and/or deactivation of the power supply. Make sure that that any work will only be

carried out on inactive lines (without data transmission) or during quiet times to reduce interference to live

systems.

Caution: Danger of damage to devices or service interruption. Access by unauthorized third persons may

cause damaged devices and/or interrupted services. Make sure that subracks are only installed in lockable

locations.

Caution: Danger of overvoltage. During faults, dangerous unprotected voltages may be present. Ensure

sufficient grounding of the housings, i.e. by connecting the grounding contact.

Safety Warnings

Safety requirements are not fulfilled unless this equipment is connected to a wall socket outlet with a protective earth (PE) contact.

The power cord used to connect this equipment must be HAR marked and fitted with an IEC320 connector and an ASTA approved

moulded plug.

There are no user serviceable parts in this equipment. All servicing and repair tasks must be undertaken by qualified service

personnel.

Isolation from mains power is achieved by the removal of the main power cord.

Telecommunications Safety

The safety status of ports conform to EN60950.

Connections to ports must be made such that the equipment continues to comply with the standard defined by EN60950 for SELV/

TNV circuits after such connections have been made.

Safety 9

Any equipment which is connected to a Patapsco system should be separately approved for connection.

Port Safety Status

ISDN Network Ports - TNV

Term and LAN Ports - SELV

Mains Connection (AC)

The power requirements for DataBand EV are: 95VAC to 240VAC at 47-63Hz.

The Mains Plug should conform to: EL-302 to Nema 5-15P class 1 applications 10/15 A @ 125V 10A minimum >28AWG

The IEC Plug conforms to: El-701A to IEC320/C13 10A 250V rating.

The following rated mains cables must be used in the regions stated:

Region

Standard

Rated Current (Amps)

Rated Voltage (Volts)

Application

Europe

CEE(7) VII

250

Class 1 Appliances

United Kingdom

BS1363A

250

Class 1 Appliances

USA/Canada

5-15P

125

Class 1 Appliances

Australia

AS 3112

250

Class 1 Appliances

South Africa

BS546

250

Class 1 Appliances

International

IEC 320/C13-C15

125/250

Class 1 Appliances

DC Connection

Unit may be fitted with a DC power inlet. The DC voltage connected should be in the range 36-70VDC. Typically 400mA @ 48VDC.

TDM Connections

TDM cables used should meet the following specifications:

24AWG 0.2mm/7 stranded bare copper 3 or 4 pairs dependent

Shielded or Non-Shielded with moulded US plug 8P8C gold plated 3U

European Deviations

S (FI, NO, SE) CLASS 1 PLUGGABLE EQUIPMENT TYPE A

Intended for connection to other equipment or a network shall, if safety relies on connection to protective earth or if surge suppressors

are connected between the network terminals and accessible parts, have a marking stating that the equipment must be connected to

an earthed mains socket-outlet.

The marking text in the applicable countries shall be as follows:

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FI: "Laite on liitettää soujamaadoitus-koskettimilla varustettuun pistorasiaan"

NO: "Apparaten må tilkoples jordat stikkontakt"

SE: "Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag"

4.2. Approvals

All approvals are pending. Patapsco can provide approvals for DataBand EV units' connection to carrier networks on request. These

approvals can cover ETSI, ANSI and Scandinavian circuit connection and isolation. Please contact Patapsco for more information.

Safety

This product meets EN60950-1 and carries the mark.

EMC

Europe and rest of the world where applicable covered by harmonisation:

Country

Standards

Europe

EN 55022, EN 55024

Australia and New Zealand

AS/NZ CISPR 22

USA

FCC pt 15b

WARNING: This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in

which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

Telecoms

Country

Standards

Europe

ETSI - TBR3 Basic, Primary Rate Layer 1/2/3, TBR4

Australia

S016 Leased Line connectivity, S038 Primary Rate

requirements over TBR4

New Zealand

News Letter 125 testing for connectivity

USA

TIA-968-A

Canada

CS-03

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