Ip Loop Converter

Loop-IP6700
TDMoEthernet
Users Manual
LOOP TELECOMMUNICATION INTERNATIONAL, INC.

8F, NO. 8, HSIN ANN RD.
SCIENCE-BASED INDUSTRIAL PARK
HSINCHU, TAIWAN
Tel:
+886-3-578-7696
Fax:
+886-3-578-7695
2009 Loop Telecommunication International, Inc. All rights reserved.

Version 21
09 APR 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION................................................................................................1
Description ............................................................................................................1
Features ................................................................................................................1
Applications...........................................................................................................1
Specifications ........................................................................................................2
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................5
Site Selection ........................................................................................................5
Mechanical Installation..........................................................................................6
TDMoEthernet Theory of Operation ...........................................................21
2.3.1 Clock Recovery...................................................................................................22
2.3.2 Bundles ...............................................................................................................22
3
3.1
OPERATION....................................................................................................................23
Quick Start for Loop-IP6700 ...............................................................................23
3.1.1 Power On ............................................................................................................23
3.2
Self Test..............................................................................................................23
3.3
Return to Default.................................................................................................23
3.4
Using Terminal....................................................................................................23
3.5
System Configuration..........................................................................................24
3.5.1 Console Port .......................................................................................................24
3.6
Alarm...................................................................................................................24
3.7
Reports ...............................................................................................................25
3.8
LED .....................................................................................................................26
3.9
Management Port (SNMP Port) ..........................................................................27
3.10
User Data Port (Ethernet) ...................................................................................27
4
4.1
4.2
4.3
5
5.1
MAINTENANCE...............................................................................................................28
Self-Test..............................................................................................................28
Near End Loopback ............................................................................................28
4.2.1 E1/T1 Line Loopback ..........................................................................................28
4.2.2 E1/T1 Payload Loopback....................................................................................28
Far End Loopback...............................................................................................29
TERMINAL OPERATION.................................................................................................30
Logon ..................................................................................................................33
5.1.1 System Setup......................................................................................................34
5.1.1.1
System .......................................................................................................35
Figure 5- 6 SNMP management diagram....................................................................37
5.1.1.2
Inband Management ..................................................................................38
5.1.1.3
Password/Changing a Password ...............................................................40
5.1.1.4
Port Speed Setup .......................................................................................44
5.1.2 Time Slot IP Assignment.....................................................................................46
5.1.2.1
Bundle IP Setup .........................................................................................47
5.1.2.2
Time Slot IP Setup .....................................................................................48
5.1.3 Firmware Transfer...............................................................................................53
5.1.3.1
Download Mainboard Firmware .................................................................54
5.1.3.2
Download Boot Strapper ............................................................................56
5.1.3.3
Download Current Configuration................................................................58
5.1.3.4
Upload Current Configuration from FLASH ...............................................59
5.1.4 Store/Retrieve Configuration ..............................................................................61
5.1.5 Clock Source Setup ............................................................................................62
5.1.6 System Alarm Setup ...........................................................................................64
5.1.7 System Configuration..........................................................................................65
5.1.8 Display All Time Slot IP Assignment ................................................................66
5.1.9 Display Time Slot IP Assignment........................................................................67
5.1.10
Clock source Configuration ............................................................................68
5.1.11
Byte and Packet Counters..............................................................................69
5.1.12
5.1.13
5.1.14
5.2
5.2.1
5.2.2
5.2.3
5.2.4
5.2.5
5.2.6
5.2.7
5.2.8
5.2.9
5.2.10
5.2.11
5.2.12
5.3
5.3.1
5.3.2
5.3.3
5.3.4
5.3.5
5.3.6
5.3.7
5.3.8
5.3.9
5.3.10
5.3.11
5.3.12
5.3.13
5.4
5.4.1
5.4.2
5.4.3
5.4.4
5.4.5
5.4.6
5.4.7
5.5
5.5.1
5.5.2
5.5.3
5.5.4
5.5.5
5.5.6
5.5.7
5.5.8
5.5.9
5.5.10
5.5.11
6
6.1
Alarm Queue ..................................................................................................71

Fom Status .....................................................................................................72
All Bundle Counter..........................................................................................73
E1 Sub-Menu ......................................................................................................74
System Setup......................................................................................................75
Loopback Setup ..................................................................................................76
Alarm Setup ........................................................................................................78
Clear Alarm History.............................................................................................79
Send Bert ............................................................................................................80
1-Hour Performance Report ...............................................................................82
24-Hour Performance Report .............................................................................83
Line Availability ...................................................................................................84
Unit Configuration ...............................................................................................84
Unit Status ......................................................................................................85
Unit Alarm History...........................................................................................85
Fom Status .....................................................................................................86
T1 Sub-Menu ......................................................................................................87
System Setup......................................................................................................88
Loopback Setup ..................................................................................................90
Alarm Setup ........................................................................................................91
Bert Test .............................................................................................................93
Clear Performance Data .....................................................................................95
Clear Alarm History.............................................................................................96
1-Hour Performance Report ...............................................................................97
24-Hour Performance Report .............................................................................97
Line Availability ...................................................................................................98
Unit Configuration...........................................................................................98
Unit Status ......................................................................................................99
Unit Alarm History...........................................................................................99
Fom Status ...................................................................................................100
DTE (V.35/V.36/RS232/RS449/EIA530/X.21/RS422) Sub-Menu ....................101
DTE Configuration ............................................................................................102
DTE Status........................................................................................................102
Alarm History ....................................................................................................103
System Setup....................................................................................................103
Loopback Test ..................................................................................................105
Alarm Setup ......................................................................................................106
Clear Alarm History...........................................................................................108
DS3/E3 Sub-Menu ............................................................................................109
System Setup....................................................................................................110
Loopback Setup ................................................................................................112
Clear Performance Data ...................................................................................113
Alarm Setup ......................................................................................................115
Clear Alarm History...........................................................................................117
1-Hour Performance (Perf.) Report ..................................................................118
24-Hour Performance (Perf.) Report ................................................................120
Line Availability .................................................................................................123
Configuration.....................................................................................................124
Status............................................................................................................125
Alarm History ................................................................................................126
FRONT PANEL OPERATION........................................................................................127

Configuration.....................................................................................................132
6.1.1 System ..............................................................................................................132
6.1.1.1
Ethernet....................................................................................................132
6.1.1.2
Lan Port....................................................................................................132
6.1.1.3
Bun ACT Timer.........................................................................................133
6.1.1.4
LPT Timer.................................................................................................133
6.1.1.5
Lan Rate...................................................................................................133
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6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.1.1.6
CAS Idle code ..........................................................................................134
6.1.1.7
Remote loss .............................................................................................134
6.1.1.8
IP ..............................................................................................................134
6.1.1.9
Date..........................................................................................................135
6.1.1.10
Time .....................................................................................................135
6.1.1.11
SNMP...................................................................................................135
6.1.1.12
Device Name .......................................................................................136
Bundle Setup ....................................................................................................137
6.2.1 Source IP ..........................................................................................................137
6.2.2 Source subnet...................................................................................................137
6.2.3 Gateway IP .......................................................................................................137
6.2.4 Port Select ........................................................................................................138
6.2.5 Bundle ID ..........................................................................................................138
6.2.6 Action ................................................................................................................138
6.2.7 UDP number .....................................................................................................139
6.2.8 Timeslot from ....................................................................................................139
6.2.9 Timeslot num ....................................................................................................140
6.2.10
Destination IP ...............................................................................................140
6.2.11
Cell in bundle ................................................................................................140
6.2.12
Jitter delay ....................................................................................................140
6.2.13
Jitter size.......................................................................................................141
6.2.14
Vlan...............................................................................................................141
6.2.15
Vlan1 ID ........................................................................................................141
6.2.16
Vlan1 priority.................................................................................................142
6.2.17
Vlan2 ID ........................................................................................................142
6.2.18
Vlan2 priority.................................................................................................142
6.2.19
Bundle status ................................................................................................142
6.2.20
Confirm? .......................................................................................................143
Bundle Status....................................................................................................143
6.3.1 Classifi pack RX................................................................................................143
6.3.2 Byte received ....................................................................................................144
6.3.3 Byte transmitted ................................................................................................144
6.3.4 Packet received ................................................................................................144
6.3.5 Packet transmitted ............................................................................................144
6.3.6 LAN WAN SNMP ..............................................................................................145
Alarm.................................................................................................................145
6.4.1 Alarm setup.......................................................................................................145
6.4.1.1
Alarm clock...............................................................................................145
6.4.1.2
Alarm link..................................................................................................146
6.4.2 Alarm status ......................................................................................................146
6.4.3 Alarm clear ........................................................................................................147
Information ........................................................................................................147
6.5.1 Software Version...............................................................................................147
6.5.2 Hardware Version .............................................................................................147
6.5.3 Serial number....................................................................................................148
Miscellaneous ...................................................................................................148
6.6.1 Store Config ......................................................................................................148
6.6.2 Retrieve Config .................................................................................................148
6.6.3 Load Default......................................................................................................149
6.6.4 System reset .....................................................................................................149
E1-CARD Menu ................................................................................................150
6.7.1 Config Setup .....................................................................................................150
6.7.1.1
Frame .......................................................................................................150
6.7.1.2
Code.........................................................................................................150
6.7.1.3
CRC..........................................................................................................151
6.7.1.4
RAI ...........................................................................................................151
6.7.1.5
AIS............................................................................................................151
6.7.1.6
CAS ..........................................................................................................152
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6.8
6.9
6.7.1.7
OOS .........................................................................................................152
6.7.1.8
FDL...........................................................................................................152
6.7.1.9
Sa_bit .......................................................................................................153
6.7.1.10
IDLE .....................................................................................................154
6.7.2 Port Status ........................................................................................................154
6.7.2.1
LOF LOS ..................................................................................................154
6.7.2.2
RCV AIS RCV RAI ...................................................................................154
6.7.2.3
XMT AIS XMT RAI ...................................................................................155
6.7.2.4
BPV ES ....................................................................................................155
6.7.3 Port Alarm .........................................................................................................155
6.7.3.1
Alarm Setup..............................................................................................155
6.7.3.2
Port History...............................................................................................157
6.7.3.3
Alarm Clear ..............................................................................................160
6.7.4 Port Loopback...................................................................................................161
6.7.4.1
Local Loopback ........................................................................................161
6.7.4.2
Remote Loopback ....................................................................................161
6.7.4.3
Send Bert .................................................................................................162
6.7.5 Clock Source.....................................................................................................163
6.7.5.1
Master Clock ............................................................................................163
6.7.5.2
Second Clock ...........................................................................................164
6.7.5.3
Current Clock ...........................................................................................165
6.7.5.4
Recover Clock ..........................................................................................166
6.7.5.5
Clock status..............................................................................................166
T1-CARD Menu ................................................................................................167
6.8.1 Config Setup .....................................................................................................167
6.8.1.1
Frame .......................................................................................................167
6.8.1.2
Code.........................................................................................................167
6.8.1.3
CRC..........................................................................................................168
6.8.1.4
RAI ...........................................................................................................168
6.8.1.5
AIS............................................................................................................168
6.8.1.6
CAS ..........................................................................................................169
6.8.1.7
OOS .........................................................................................................169
6.8.1.8
FDL...........................................................................................................170
6.8.1.9
Sa_bit .......................................................................................................170
6.8.1.10
IDLE .....................................................................................................171
6.8.2 Port Status ........................................................................................................171
6.8.2.1
LOF LOS ..................................................................................................171
6.8.2.2
RCV AIS RCV RAI ...................................................................................171
6.8.2.3
XMT AIS XMT RAI ...................................................................................172
6.8.2.4
BPV ES ....................................................................................................172
6.8.3 Port Alarm .........................................................................................................172
6.8.3.1
Alarm Setup..............................................................................................172
6.8.3.2
Port History...............................................................................................174
6.8.3.3
Alarm Clear ..............................................................................................177
6.8.4 Port Loopback...................................................................................................178
6.8.4.1
Local Loopback ........................................................................................178
6.8.4.2
Remote Loopback ....................................................................................178
6.8.4.3
Send Bert .................................................................................................179
6.8.5 Clock Source.....................................................................................................181
6.8.5.1
Master Clock ............................................................................................181
6.8.5.2
Second Clock ...........................................................................................182
6.8.5.3
Current Clock ...........................................................................................183
6.8.5.4
Recover Clock ..........................................................................................184
6.8.5.5
Clock status..............................................................................................184
DTE Menu .........................................................................................................185
6.9.1 Config Setup .....................................................................................................185
6.9.1.1
Mode ........................................................................................................185
6.9.1.2
Rate..........................................................................................................185
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6.9.1.3
Tx clock ....................................................................................................186
6.9.1.4
Rx clock....................................................................................................186
6.9.1.5
DATA........................................................................................................186
6.9.1.6
RTS ..........................................................................................................187
6.9.1.7
TTM ..........................................................................................................187
6.9.1.8
DCD..........................................................................................................187
6.9.2 Port Status ........................................................................................................188
6.9.2.1
Exit RTS LOS ...........................................................................................188
6.9.2.2
CLK LOS DSR..........................................................................................188
6.9.2.3
CTS DCD .................................................................................................189
6.9.2.4
DSR RTS..................................................................................................189
6.9.3 Port Alarm .........................................................................................................189
6.9.3.1
Alarm Setup..............................................................................................189
6.9.3.2
Alarm History............................................................................................190
6.9.3.3
Alarm Clear ..............................................................................................190
6.9.4 Port Loopback...................................................................................................191
6.9.4.1
Local Loopback ........................................................................................191
6.9.5 Clock Source.....................................................................................................191
6.9.5.1
Master Clock ............................................................................................191
6.9.5.2
Second Clock ...........................................................................................193
6.9.5.3
Current Clock ...........................................................................................194
6.9.5.4
Recover Clock ..........................................................................................194
6.9.5.5
Clock status..............................................................................................194
6.10
E3/DS3 Menu....................................................................................................195
6.10.1
Config Setup .................................................................................................195
6.10.1.1
Tx Length .............................................................................................195
6.10.1.2
Xmt AIS................................................................................................195
6.10.2
Port Status ....................................................................................................196
6.10.2.1
LOS XMT AIS ......................................................................................196
6.10.2.2
BPV ES ................................................................................................196
6.10.3
Port Alarm.....................................................................................................196
6.10.3.1
Alarm setup..........................................................................................196
6.10.3.2
Port History ..........................................................................................198
6.10.3.3
Alarm clear...........................................................................................199
6.10.4
Port lookback ................................................................................................199
6.10.4.1
Local Loopback....................................................................................199
6.10.5
Clock Source ................................................................................................200
6.10.5.1
Master Clock ........................................................................................200
6.10.5.2
Second Clock.......................................................................................201
6.10.5.3
Current Clock .......................................................................................202
6.10.5.4
Recover Clock......................................................................................202
6.10.5.5
Clock Status.........................................................................................203
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7.1
STEP BY STEP OPERATION .......................................................................................204

Time Slot IP Assignment...................................................................................204
7.1.1 Time Slot IP Assignment (Add bundle).............................................................204
7.1.2 Time Slot IP Assignment (Delete bundle).........................................................205
7.1.3 Time Slot IP Assignment (Delete all) ................................................................206
7.2 Password Setup ...............................................................................................................206
7.2.1 Enter old password ...............................................................................................206
7.2.2 Enter new password .............................................................................................207
7.2.3 Confirmation of new password .............................................................................207
7.3 Clock source setup ...........................................................................................................208
7.3.1 Clock Application ..............................................................................................209
7.3.1.1
Example of clock source ..........................................................................209
7.4
Wire and Wireless Clock Setup ........................................................................210
8
8.1
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................212

TDMoEthernet Packet Format ..........................................................................212
8.1.1
8.1.2
8.1.3
8.1.4
8.2
8.3
8.3.1
8.3.2
8.3.3
8.3.4
VLAN Option .....................................................................................................213

UDP/IP Header .................................................................................................214
TDMoEthernet Control Word ............................................................................215
TDMoEthernet Payload.....................................................................................216
AAL1 PAYLOAD TYPE MACHINE ...................................................................217
Raw Payload Type Machine (SAToP and CESoPSN) .....................................220
Unstructured .....................................................................................................220
Structure without CAS.......................................................................................221
Structure without CAS (without Fragmentation) ...............................................221
Structure without CAS (with Fragmentation) ....................................................223
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APPENDIX A PROPER JITTER BUFFER SETUP WITH THE LOOP IP6700 FOR APPROPRIATE
JITTER DELAY APPLICATION..............................................................................................224
LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE 1- 1 APPLICATION DIAGRAM ..................................................................................................................... 1
FIGURE 2- 1 FRONT PANEL VIEW (WITH LCD) ....................................................................................................... 6
FIGURE 2- 2 FRONT PANEL VIEW (WITHOUT LCD) ................................................................................................. 6
FIGURE 2- 3 REAR PANEL VIEWS .......................................................................................................................... 7
FIGURE 2- 4 MAIN BOARD JUMPERS SETTING-E1, RJ (120 OHM)........................................................................... 7
FIGURE 2- 5 MAIN BOARD JUMPERS SETTING-E1, BNC (75 OHM).......................................................................... 7
FIGURE 2- 6 MAIN BOARD JUMPERS SETTING - T1 ................................................................................................ 8
FIGURE 2- 7 DAUGHTER BOARD JUMPERS SETTING - E1, RJ (120 OHM) ................................................................ 9
FIGURE 2- 8 DAUGHTER BOARD JUMPERS SETTING - E1, BNC (75 OHM) ............................................................. 10
FIGURE 2- 9 DAUGHTER BOARD JUMPERS SETTING T1..................................................................................... 11
FIGURE 2- 10 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM (SINGLE).................................................................................................. 12
FIGURE 2- 11 INSTALLATION DIAGRAM (DOUBLE)................................................................................................. 12
FIGURE 2- 12 CHASSIS GROUNDING ................................................................................................................... 13
FIGURE 3- 1 MANAGEMENT PORT ....................................................................................................................... 27
FIGURE 3- 2 ETHERNET PORT ............................................................................................................................ 27
FIGURE 4- 1 LOOPBACK BLOCK DIAGRAM............................................................................................................ 28
FIGURE 4- 2 FAR END DIAGRAM ......................................................................................................................... 29
FIGURE 5- 1 VT-100 CONTROLLER MENU TREE OVERVIEW ................................................................................. 30
FIGURE 5- 2 VT-100 MENU TREE DISPLAY SECTION ...................................................................................... 31
FIGURE 5- 3 E1 VT-100 MENU TREE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................. 31
FIGURE 5- 4 T1 VT-100 MENU TREE OVERVIEW ................................................................................................. 32
FIGURE 5- 5 DTE VT-100 MENU TREE OVERVIEW .............................................................................................. 32
FIGURE 5- 6 SNMP MANAGEMENT DIAGRAM ....................................................................................................... 37
FIGURE 5- 7 INBAND MANAGEMENT DIAGRAM ...................................................................................................... 39
FIGURE 5- 8 JITTER BUFFER DIAGRAM ................................................................................................................ 51
FIGURE 6- 1 FRONT PANELS ............................................................................................................................. 127
FIGURE 6- 2 LCD MENU TREE .......................................................................................................................... 128
FIGURE 6- 3 E1 LCD MENU TREE .................................................................................................................... 129
FIGURE 6- 4 T1 LCD MENU TREE..................................................................................................................... 130
FIGURE 6- 5 DTE LCD MENU TREE.................................................................................................................. 131
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FIGURE 7- 1 CLOCK SOURCE .......................................................................................................................... 208

FIGURE 7- 2 APPLICATION DIAGRAM OF CLOCK SOURCE..................................................................................... 209
FIGURE 7- 3 W IRELESS APPLICATION DIAGRAM OF CLOCK SOURCE .................................................................... 210
FIGURE 8- 4 TDMOETHERNET ENCAPSULATION IN AN ETHERNET PACKET.......................................................... 212
FIGURE 8- 5 UDP/IP HEADER .......................................................................................................................... 214
FIGURE 8- 6 AAL1 PROCESSING ...................................................................................................................... 217
FIGURE 8- 7 AAL1 PROCESSING FOR STRUCTURED WITHOUT CAS BUNDLES ..................................................... 219
FIGURE 8- 8 SATOP UNSTRUCTURED (=UNFRAMED) ETHERNET PACKET ........................................................... 220
FIGURE 8- 9 ETHERNET PACKET OF CESOPSN STRUCTURED WITHOUT CAS (E1, BUNDLE WITH TIMESLOTS 4 AND 25)
.............................................................................................................................................................. 221
FIGURE 8- 10 CESOPSN STRUCTURED WITH CAS (E1, BUNDLE WITH TIMESLOTS 2, 4 AND 25-SINGLE PACKET) 221
FIGURE 8- 11 CESOPSN STRUCTURED WITH CAS (T1-ESF, BUNDLE WITH TIMESLOTS 2, 4 - SINGLE PACKET).. 222
FIGURE 8- 12 CESOPSN STRUCTURED WITH CAS (T1-SF, BUNDLE WITH TIMESLOTS 1, 4 AND 24 - SINGLE PACKET)
.............................................................................................................................................................. 222
FIGURE 8- 13 CESOPSN STRUCTURED WITH CAS (E1, BUNDLE WITH TIMESLOTS 2, 4 AND 25, WITH
FRAGMENTATION) ................................................................................................................................... 223
LIST OF TABLES
TABLE 2- 1 JUMPER SETTING FOR MAIN BOARD .................................................................................................... 7
TABLE 2- 2 JUMPER SETTING FOR DAUGHTER BOARD ........................................................................................... 9
TABLE 2- 3 DB9S CONSOLE PORT PIN ASSIGNMENT ........................................................................................... 13
TABLE 2- 4 SNMP PORT .................................................................................................................................... 13
TABLE 2- 5 ALARM RELAY CONNECTOR .............................................................................................................. 14
TABLE 2- 6 POWER CONNECTOR ........................................................................................................................ 14
TABLE 2- 7 T1/ E1/ RJ48C LINE CONNECTOR..................................................................................................... 14
TABLE 2- 8 RJ-45 FOR ETHERNET PORT ............................................................................................................. 14
TABLE 2- 9 V.35/DB25 DTE PORT PIN DEFINITION ............................................................................................. 15
TABLE 2- 10 EIA530/DB25 DTE PORT PIN DEFINITION ...................................................................................... 16
TABLE 2- 11 X.21/DB15 DTE PORT PIN DEFINITION ........................................................................................... 16
TABLE 2- 12 RS449/DB37 DTE PORT PIN DEFINITION ....................................................................................... 17
TABLE 2- 13 RS422 DTE PORT PIN DEFINITION ................................................................................................. 18
TABLE 2- 14 DEFAULT SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION............................................................................................. 19
TABLE 3- 1 CONSOLE PORT SETTING .................................................................................................................. 24
TABLE 3- 2 ALARM DEFAULT - FOR SYSTEM AND LINE .......................................................................................... 24
TABLE 3- 3 PERFORMANCE PARAMETER LIST - LINE ........................................................................................... 25
TABLE 3- 4 PERFORMANCE REPORT OPTIONS ................................................................................................... 26
TABLE 3- 5 LED INDICATION FOR MAIN UNIT ....................................................................................................... 26
TABLE 5- 1 UDP NUMBER FOR FW V1.XX.XX AND FW V2.XX.XX .......................................................................... 52
TABLE 5- 2 MAXIMUM BUNDLE ALLOCATION TABLE .............................................................................................. 53
TABLE 7- 1 EXAMPLE 1: UNIQUE CLOCK SOURCE (FROM IP6700-1 LINE CLOCK OF PORT A) ................................. 209
TABLE 7- 2 EXAMPLE 2: INDEPENDENT CLOCK SOURCE ...................................................................................... 209
TABLE 8- 3 ETHERNET PACKET STRUCTURE...................................................................................................... 212
TABLE 8- 4 ETHERNET PACKET STRUCTURE (CONT.)........................................................................................ 213
TABLE 8- 5 IP HEADER STRUCTURE.................................................................................................................. 214
TABLE 8- 6 UDP HEADER STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................. 215
TABLE 8- 7 TDMOETHERNET CONTROL W ORD STRUCTURE ............................................................................ 216
TABLE 8- 8 AAL1 HEADER STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................ 218
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Chapter 1 Product Description
1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
1.1 Description
Loop-IP6700 TDMoEthernet is used to transport TDM traffic over IP network, in addition to Ethernet traffic. As
the core communications network migrates from TDM to IP, the Loop-IP6700 provides a flexible and cost
effective choice for the transport of legacy TDM signals.
On the tributary side, the TDM ports can be multiple E1, T1, and DTE, or single E3/DS3, each with timing
preserved. The Ethernet port can be 10/100 BaseT. On the network side, the IP interface is 10/100 BaseT,
electrical or optical.
The Loop-IP6700 has built-in AC or DC power. Management choices include console port, Ethernet port, and
SNMP port, in addition to inband management for communication with remote management centers.
For transport of TDM signals E1, T1, E3, DS3, Jitter and Wander adheres to G.823 Traffic. In the future G.823
Synchronous will be available.
1.2 Features
1U height
WAN port
One electric Ethernet (10/100 BaseT) or optical Ethernet (10/100 Base-FX)
Tributary ports
TDM interfaces
y low speed, up to 4 E1/T1
y low speed, up to 2 DTE
y high speed, 1 E3/DS3 (future option)
LAN interface: one 10/100 BaseT Ethernet
Power
Single AC or DC power
AC (100 to 240 Vac)
DC (-20 to -72 Vdc)
Inband management: through one time slot (64K bps)
VLAN support:
Packet transparency (up to 1916 bytes)
Max. 255 VLAN
Q-in-Q
User configurable CoS
User configurable ToS in outgoing IP frame
Max. 340ms Packet Delay Variation
Built-in BERT for E1/T1
Jitter & Wander
PPM: per G.823 Traffic
PPB: per G.823 Synchronous
Multi-color LED indicators
Alarm relay
Management port and interface
LCD and keypad
Console port with VT100 menu
SNMP port:
y Embedded SNMP
y Telnet
y LoopView GUI
1.3 Applications
High Speed TDM Application
Tributary ports
E3/DS3
LAN
(10/100 BaseT)
WAN port
IP6700
TDMoEthernet
SNMP
Electric Ethernet
(10/100 BaseT)
or
Optical Ethernet
(10/100 BaseT)
IP
NETWORK
IP6700
TDMoEthernet
E3/DS3
LAN
(10/100 BaseT)
SNMP
Management
IP6700 Clock Option

To set same clock
source to all remote
units
To set different clock

source to different
remote units
Remote
Remote
Remote
Remote
Master
Master
IP6700
FE
10/ 100Mbps
IP6700
E1/T1
Master
Master
IP6700
FE
10/100Mbps
IP/ MPLS
FE
10/100Mbps
FE
10/100Mbps
FE
10/100Mbps
FE
10/100Mbps
IP6700
E1/T1
IP6700
FE
IP/ MPLS 10/ 100Mbps

FE
10/100Mbps
Master Clock Source
IP6700 Extension Phone System
IP6700
IP6700 on VPN Network
Figure 1- 1 Application Diagram
1.4 Specifications
SFP Optical Module Specification
SFP Optical
Fiber Direction
Module
MHBTW
Dual uni-directional
PHB3W
PHB5W
PHCUW
PHCXW
PHB3D
PHB5D
PHC8D
PHCUD
PHCXD
Wavelength
(nm)
1310
1310
1310
1550
1550
1310
1310
1550
1550
1550
Connector
Distance (km)
LC without DDM
LC without DDM
LC without DDM
LC without DDM
LC without DDM
LC with DDM
LC with DDM
LC with DDM
LC with DDM
LC with DDM
2
30
50
100
120
30
50
80
100
120
Power (dBm)
11
19
30
30
35
19
30
0
30
35
NOTE: For other special optical modules, please contact your nearest Loop sales representative.
Electric Ethernet WAN Interface
Interface
10/100 BaseT
Connector
RJ45
Optical Ethernet WAN Interface
Speed
100 Base-FX
Connector
SFP 3.3V
E1 Tributary Interface
Line Rate
2.048M bps 50 ppm
Framing
ITU G.704 (CRC: on/off, CAS: on/off,
unframed)
Line Code
AMI/HDB3
Connector
BNC and RJ48C
T1 Tributary Interface
Line Rate
1.544M bps 32 ppm
Framing
D4/ ESF/ ESF&T1.403/ NONE (clear
channel)
Line Code
AMI / B8ZS
Connector
RJ48C
NOTE: E1/T1 (jumper selectable)
Input Signal
Output Signal
Jitter
Electrical
ITU G.703
ITU G.703
ITU G.823
75 ohm coax/120 ohm twisted pair
Input Signal
Output Signal
Surge Protection
Pulse Template
DS-1 from 0 dB to -26 dB w/ALBO

DSX-1, DS-1
FCC Part 68 Sub-Part D
Per AT&T TR 62411
DTE (V.35/EIA530/X.21/V.36/RS449/RS422/V.11) Tributary Interface

Data Rate
n x 56K bps (n= 1 to 31) or n x 64K bps (n= 1 to 32)
Connector
DB25S for V.35
DB25S for EIA530
DB15S for X.21 via DB25P to DB15S conversion cable
DB37S for V.36/RS449 via DB25P to DB37S conversion cable
DB25S for RS422/V.11
E3 Tributary Interface
Data Rate
34.368M bps 4.6 ppm
Line Code
HDB3
Connector
BNC connector
Impedance
75 ohm coax
Framing
Output Mask
Total Ports
Jitter
Unframed
ETS 300 689 Sec.4.2.1.2 ITU G.703
1
ITU G.824
DS3 Tributary Interface

Data Rate
44.736M bps 4.6 ppm
Line Code
B3ZS
Connector
BNC connector
Impedance
75 ohm coax
NOTE: E3/DS3 (software selectable)
Framing
Output Mask
Total Ports
Jitter
Unframed
Bellcore GR-499-core
1
ITU G.824

Ethernet Switch
VLAN packet transparency (up to 1916 bytes)
Max. 255 VLAN
Supports Q-in-Q
User configurable CoS
User configurable ToS in outgoing IP frame
LAN Tributary Interface
Speed
10/100 BaseT
Connector
RJ45
Packet Delay Variation
For E1:
up to 256 ms
For Unframed T1:
up to 340 ms
For E3:
up to 60 ms
Clock Source
Primary Clock
Secondary Clock
For Framed T1:

For Framed T1 with CAS:
For DS3:
up to 256 ms
up to 192 ms
up to 45 ms
Internal, tributary port (A, B, C or D), WAN port, external (for low speed tributary port E1/T1/DTE only,
manufacture option)
Internal, tributary port (A, B, C or D), WAN port, external (for low speed tributary port E1/T1/DTE only,
manufacture option)
External Clock
Input Signal
Connector
E1 (2.048M bps), 2M bps, 120 ohm

BNC
Alarm Relay
Alarm Relay
Connector
Fuse alarm, performance alarm

3 pin terminal block
Network Management
Console Port
Electrical
RS232 interface
Protocol
Menu driven VT-100 terminal
Connector
DB9, female, DCE
SNMP Port
Protocol
Connector
Telnet (VT100) and Embedded SNMP

RJ45 at front panel
Inband Management
Through any one time slot (64K bps) for low speed ports (E1/T1) with frame mode only
HDLC management protocol
Performance monitors (T1, E1)
Performance Store
The last 24 hours performance in 15-minute intervals
Monitor Registers
Line, user and remote site
Performance Reports Date &Time, Error second, Unavailable second, Bursty error second, severe error second, controlled slip
second, and loss of frame count
Alarm History
Date & time, alarm type(i.e. master clock loss, RAI, AIS, LOS, BPV, ES, CSS)
Threshold
Second
Diagnostics test (T1, E1)
Loopback
Line loopback, payload loopback and local loopback
Remote Loopback
Payload loopback
Front Panel
LCD and Keypad
LEDs
Power
Single AC power or DC power.
AC: 100 to 240 Vac, 50/60 Hz
DC: -20 to -72 Vdc
Power Consumption: 10W Max

Physical and Environmental
212.6 x 44 x 197 mm. (W x H x D)
Dimensions
Temperature
0 -50C
Humidity
0-95% RH (NON-CONDENSING)
Mounting
Desk-top stackable, wall mount
Certification
EMC
Safety
EN55022 Class A, EN50024, EN300 386, FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A

IEC60950-1(CB), EN60950-1(CE)
Standard Compliance
ITU
G.703, G.704, G.823, G.824, G.826, V.11
IETF
TDMoIP, SAToP, CESoPSN, 802.1p/Q
Chapter 2 Installation
2 INSTALLATION
2.1 Site Selection
The following list indicates a site selection guideline. Users need to follow this guideline to select a proper
installation site.
Location of the Loop-IP6700 unit should be part of the central office equipment layout design. Considerations
should be given to entrance cable routing.
The installation site should provide proper room for adequate ventilation and cable routing. Reserve at least
0.5 m at the rear of the unit for human access, cables, and air flow.
The site should provide a stable environment. The operating area should be clean and free from extremes of
temperature, humidity, shock, and vibration.
Relative humidity should stay between 0 and 95%.
2.2 Mechanical Installation

Loop-IP6700 is a desk top unit, which offers installation for power supply: on board fixed. The front panel is
shown in Figure 2-1 & Figure 2-2, and the rear panel is shown in Figure 2-3.
Loop - IP
CONSOLE
TM
TDMoEthernet
ESC
D
C
10/100
LINK/ACT
LAN
WAN
LINK / ACT
B
ENTER
SNMP
POWER
ALM
10
/ 100
PORT
Figure 2- 1 Front Panel View (with LCD)
CONSOLE
LINK/ACT
10/100
Loop-IP
LAN WAN
TM
LINK/ACT
ACO
TDMoEthernet
A
POWER
SNMP/ LAN2
ALM
10/100
Figure 2- 2 Front Panel View (without LCD)
There are 4 models of Loop IP6700 available. The models are shown in the following figures.
Rear Panel
PORT D-V.35
ACLINE, 100-240VAC
50/60 HZ,0.3A MAX.
PORT C
RELAY
PORT B
ACLINE, 100-240VAC
50/60 HZ,0.3A MAX.
RX-IN
PORT A
NC COM NO
PORT A/B/C
WAN
TX-OUT
RX-IN
TX-OUT
EXT.CLK
LAN
E1 or T1, PORT D - V.35

PORT D-V.35
PORT D-V.35
WAN
EXT.CLK
PORT B
PORT A/B
ACLINE, 100-240VAC
50/60 HZ,0.3A MAX.
E1 or T1, PORT C/D - V.35
RX-IN
TX-OUT
RELAY
PORT B
NC COM NO
WAN
PORT C
TX-OUT
PORT D
EXT.CLK
LAN
PORT A
RX-IN
EXT.CLK
RX-IN
TX-OUT
RELAY
PORT A
PORT A/B/C/D
LAN
E1 or T1
ACLINE, 100-240VAC
50/60 HZ,0.3A MAX.
WAN
PORT A
RX-IN
TX-OUT
RELAY
LAN
NC COM NO
PORT A only (DS3/E3)
POWER (DC)
or
AC LINE, 100-240VAC,
50/60Hz, 0.4A MAX.
-V +V
DC power supply
AC power supply
Figure 2- 3 Rear Panel Views
Table 2- 1 Jumper Setting for Main Board

PORT
PART
JP6, JP8,
JP10, JP11
E1 120
PIN (2,3) ON OFF
E1 75
JP5
B
JP22
JP14, JP16,
JP18, JP19
JP13
PIN (1,2) OFF PIN (2,3) ON OFF
PIN (5,6) OFF
PIN (3,4) OFF
PIN (7,8) OFF
PIN (1,2) ON PIN (2,3) ON PIN (1,2) OFF PIN (1,2) ON PIN (2,3) ON
PIN (5,6) OFF
PIN(3,4) ON
T1 100
No card
JP22
PIN (2,3) ON PIN (1,2) ON PIN (1,2) ON
PIN (7,8) ON
PIN (2,3) ON PIN (1,2) ON
PIN (5,6) ON
PIN (3,4) OFF
PIN (7,8) OFF
PIN (1,2) ON
PIN (5,6) ON
PIN (3,4) ON
PIN (7,8) OFF
1
3
5
7
Main Board
2
4
6
8
JP22
RJ (120 ohm) E1
JP13
1
2
3
1
2
3
JP5
JP14 JP16
1
2
3
ON
1
2
3
JP18 JP19
1
2
3
JP6 JP8
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
JP10 JP11
1
2
3
1
2
3
OFF
Figure 2- 4 Main Board Jumpers Setting-E1, RJ (120 ohm)
1
3
5
7
Main Board
2
4
6
8
JP22
BNC (75 ohm) E1
JP13
1
2
3
1
2
3
JP5
JP14 JP16
1
2
3
ON
1
2
3
JP18 JP19
1
2
3
JP6 JP8
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2
3
JP10 JP11
1
2
3
1
2
3
OFF
Figure 2- 5 Main Board Jumpers Setting-E1, BNC (75 ohm)
1
3
5
7
Main Board
2
4
6
8
JP22
T1 (100 ohm)
JP13
1
2
3
1
2
3
JP5
JP14 JP16
1
2
3
ON
1
2
3
JP18 JP19
1
2
3
JP6 JP8
1
2
3
1
2
3
JP10 JP11
1
2
3
OFF
Figure 2- 6 Main Board Jumpers Setting - T1
1
2
3
1
2
3
Table 2- 2 Jumper Setting for Daughter Board

PORT C OR D
T1/E1 Daughter Card
PART
JP5, JP7, JP9, JP10 JP1
JP2
JP12
JP4
E1 120
PIN (2,3) ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
E1 75
PIN (1,2) ON
OFF
ON
ON
PIN (2,3) ON
T1 100
PIN (2,3) ON
ON
OFF
ON
PIN (1,2) ON
JP1
JP2
JP 12
3 2 1
JP 4
Daughter Board
RJ (120 ohm) E1
1 2 3
1 2 3
JP7
JP10
1 2 3
1 2 3
JP9
JP5
ON
OFF
Figure 2- 7 Daughter Board Jumpers Setting - E1, RJ (120 ohm)
JP1
JP2
JP 12
3 2 1
JP 4
Daughter Board
BNC (75 ohm) E1
1 2 3
1 2 3
JP7
JP10
1 2 3
1 2 3
JP9
JP5
ON
OFF
Figure 2- 8 Daughter Board Jumpers Setting - E1, BNC (75 ohm)
10
JP1
JP2
JP 12
3 2 1
JP 4
Daughter Board
T1(100 ohm)
1 2 3
1 2 3
JP7
JP10
1 2 3
1 2 3
JP9
JP5
ON
OFF
Figure 2- 9 Daughter Board Jumpers Setting T1
11
C O N S O LE
D
L AN WAN
Loop -IP T M
10 /10 0
L INK/ AC T
LI NK /ACT
ACO
TDM oIP
SNM P/ LAN2
P OWER
ALM
10 /1 00
Figure 2- 10 Installation Diagram (Single)
C ON S OL E
C O N SO LE
Loop -IP
D
L AN W AN
TM
1 0 /10 0
LAN WAN
TM
LINK /A CT
ACO
TD M oIP
LINK /A CT
L INK/ACT
10 /10 0
Loop -IP
L INK/ ACT
ACO
TDMoIP
SNMP/ LAN2
S NMP/ LA N2
PO W ER
ALM
P OWER
A LM
10 / 100
1 0/1 00
Figure 2- 11 Installation Diagram (Double)
12
Chassis Grounding
The chassis is grounded when rack mounted. However, for stand alone units or extra grounding protection
for rack mounted units, a dedicated chassis ground screw and lock washer is provided. The chassis ground
screw is located on the right side of rear panel.
When attaching a ground wire to the chassis ground screw, please follow these instructions:
y Use copper grounding conductors of 18 AWG
y Conductors should not be of dissimilar metals.
y The bare conductors should be coated with anti-oxidant before crimp connections are made.
y Unplanted connection surfaces, connectors, braided strap and bus bars must be bought to a bright finish
and coated with anti-oxidant before connections are made.
y Listed connectors and fastening hardware must be used.
WAN
RX-IN
TX-OUT
PORT C
PORT A
LAN
Figure 2- 12 Chassis Grounding

Console port can be connected via RS232 interface to a configuration device a VT100 terminal or equivalent.
Pin definition and pin connection of the console port are listed in the following table.
Table 2- 3 DB9S Console Port Pin Assignment
Pin Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Signal
Description
Data Carrier Detect

Receive Data
Transmit Data
Unassigned
Signal Ground
Data Set Ready
Unassigned
Clear to send
Unassigned
To DTE
To DTE
From DTE
To DTE
To DTE
Table 2- 4 SNMP Port

Pin Number
Signal
Description
1
2
3
6
7
8
TPTX+
TPTXTPRX+
TPRXChassis GND
Chassis GND
13
TP Driver Output
TP Receive Input
Table 2- 5 Alarm Relay Connector

Pin Number
Signal
1
2
3
NC
COM
NO
Description
Normal Close
Common
Normal Open
Table 2- 6 Power Connector

Pin Number
Signal
1
2
3
-V
+V
Description
-DC 48 Volts
+DC Return
Chassis Ground
Table 2- 7 T1/ E1/ RJ48C Line Connector

Pin Number
1
2
4
5
7
8
Signal
Signal Direction
Receive Ring
Receive Tip
Transmit Ring
Transmit Tip
Unassignment
Unassignment
Input to IP6700
Input to IP6700
Output from IP6700
Output from IP6700
Table 2- 8 RJ-45 for Ethernet Port

Pin Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Signal
Transmit Data +
Transmit Data Receive Data +
No Connection
No Connection
Receive Data No Connection
No Connection
Signal Direction
Output from IP6700
Output from IP6700
Input to IP6700
Input to IP6700
14
The DTE port is configured as a DCE device. There are 5 different DTE boards: V.35/DB25, EIA530/DB25,
X.21/DB15, RS449/DB37 and RS422. Pin definitions are defined in Table 2-9 to 2-13.
Table 2- 9 V.35/DB25 DTE Port Pin Definition

Pin Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Signal
Cable Shield
Transmit Data
Receive Data
Request To Send
Clear To Send
Data Set Ready
Signal Ground
Data Carrier Detect
Receive Clock Return
Unassigned
External Clock Return
Transmit Clock Return
Unassigned
Transmit Data Return
Transmit Clock
Receive Data Return
Receive Clock
Local Loopback
Unassigned
Data Terminal Ready
Remote Loopback
Unassigned
Unassigned
External Clock
Test Mode
Source
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DCE
15
Table 2- 10 EIA530/DB25 DTE Port Pin Definition

Pin Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Signal
Cable Shield
Transmit Data
Receive Data
Request To Send
Clear To Send
Data Set Ready
Signal Ground
Data Carrier Detect
Data Carrier Detect Return
Clear To Send Return
Transmit Clock
Receive Data Return
Receive Clock
Local Loopback
Request To Send Return
Data Terminal Ready
Remote Loopback
Data Set Ready Return
Data Terminal Ready Return
External Clock
Test Mode
Source
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DCE
Table 2- 11 X.21/DB15 DTE Port Pin Definition

Pin Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Signal
Cable Shield
Transmit Data
Control
Receive Data
Indication
Signal Timing
External Clock
Signal Ground
Control Return
Receive Data Return
Indication Return
Signal Timing Return
Unassigned
Source
DTE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
16
Table 2- 12 RS449/DB37 DTE Port Pin Definition

Pin Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Signal
Cable Shield
Unassigned
Unassigned
Transmit Data
Transmit Clock
Receive Data
Request To Send
Receive Clock
Clear To Send
Local Loopback
Data Set Ready
Data Terminal Ready
Data Carrier Detect
Remote Loopback
Unassigned
Unassigned
External Clock
Test Mode
Signal Ground
Unassigned
Unassigned
Receive Data Return
Unassigned
Unassigned
Unassigned
Unassigned
Unassigned
Unassigned
17
Source
DTE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DTE
Table 2- 13 RS422 DTE Port Pin Definition

Pin Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Signal
Cable Shield
Transmit Data
Receive Data
Request To Send
Clear To Send
Data Set Ready
Signal Ground
Data Carrier Detect
Transmit Clock
Receive Data Return
Receive Clock
Unassigned
Data Terminal Ready
Unassigned
External Clock
Unassigned
18
Source
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DTE
Table 2- 14 Default Software Configuration

Configuration
E1 Line
T1 Line
Option
Default
Frame
ON, OFF
OFF
Code
HDB3, AMI
HDB3
CRC
ON, OFF
ON
RAI
ON, OFF
ON
FDL
OFF, FDL, HDLC
OFF
IDLE
0-ff
D5
Sa_Bit
Sa4, Sa5, Sa6, Sa7, Sa8, Sa4+5
Sa4
AIS
ON, OFF
OFF
CAS
ON, OFF
OFF
OOS
IDLE, BUSY_IDLE, IDLE_BUSY, BUSY
IDLE
Frame
D4, None, ESF, ESF & T1 403
None
Code
B82S, AMI
B82S
YEL
ON, OFF
ON
AIS
ON, OFF
OFF
CAS
ON, OFF
OFF
OOS
IDLE
Inband
ON, OFF
OFF
IDLE
O-ff
INTF
LONG HAUL, SHORT HAUL
LONG HAUL
LBO
LONG HAUL = LBO (0dB, -7.5dB, -15dB)
0-110
SHORT HAUL = LBO (1-110, 110-220,

220-330, 330-440, 440-550, 550-660)
Clock
Console
port
FDL
OFF, FDL
OFF
Master Clock
Line, Internal, External, Bundle 0
Internal
2nd Clock
Line, Internal, External, Bundle 0
Internal
nd
Current Clock
Master, 2 , Internal
Internal
Clock_Recover
_Mode
MANUAL, AUTO
Baud rate
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
9600
Data length
8-bits, 7-bits
8-bits
Stop bits
1-bit, 2-bits
1-bit
Parity
NONE, EVEN, ODD
NONE
SNMP
AUTO, FULL_100M, HALF_100M,

FULL_10M, HALF_10M
AUTO
WAN

FULL_10M, HALF_10M
AUTO
LAN

FULL_10M, HALF_10M
AUTO
AUTO
Ethernet
port
Speed/Dupl
ex
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Configuration
Option
IP address
Network
manageme Subnet mask
nt
Gateway IP
SNMP
Default
0.0.0.0
0.0.0.0
0.0.0.0
Trap IP
0.0.0.0
Community
Name
Public
Device name
IP6700
IP6700
Note:
1. Frame
For the E1 line interface, the frame format is ITU G.704. Either 2-frame, or 16-frame structure can be
selected. E1 supports clear channel mode, called E1 FRAME OFF mode, which can map to E1 same mode.
2. Code
For the E1 line interface, either AMI (Alternate Mark Inverting) or HDB3 (high density bipolar of length 3) line
code format can be chosen, be sure this setting matches that of the network.
3. CRC
For the E1 line interface, the frame format is ITU G.704. Either 2-frame, or 16-frame structure can be selected.
Only the 16-frame provides CRC (Cycle Redundancy Check).
For two frame mode, set CRC to OFF. For multiframe mode, set CRC to ON.
E1 can be used in two frames or multiframe mode. If CRC is OFF, 2 frame format results. If CRC is ON, 16
frame format results. For E1, the cyclic redundancy check function can be turned ON or OFF. Unlike bipolar
violation, which can monitor only one span, CRC allows error monitoring through multiple spans of DS0 lines.
For E1, if CAS is ON, a 16-frame structure is used, which is independent of the 16-frame structure for CRC. A
proprietary facility data link is implemented in both modes to facilitate remote system control and performance
and statistics monitoring.
4. RAI
Remote Alarm Indication, transmits a return signal back out to indicate loss of signal and loss of frame sync at
the receiving side if the port. This action can be turned ON or OFF.
5. AIS
AIS, alarm indication signal, notify the far end that a loopback and diagnostic test are in progression. Thus
customer signals are blocked. The AIS can be sent two ways. In the framed mode, all time slots will have all
ones sent but the framing pattern will be preserved. In the unframed mode, all ones are sent for all time slots.
6. CAS
CAS (Channel-Associated Signaling) is a method for sending signaling information where time slot 16 of the
E1 format is shared for each of 30 other time slots within the same E1. Off designation is for CAS disabled. For
E1, when disabled, the 256N multiframe is used when time slot 16 is available to the user. The maximum
number of time slots available for payload is 31. ON designation is for CAS enabled. When enabled, the 256S
multiframe is used when time slot 16 is reserved for the transmission for end-to-end signaling using CAS. The
maximum number of time slots available for payload is then 30.
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7. CGA
Carrier Group Alarm, CGA, is necessary for proper operation of the switched network in the face of possible
faults of the transport system. In the normal option, when a carrier facility fails, the switching system must be
notified so that it should cease to use that facility until repair is made. In the transparent option, the signaling
bits are left alone in fault conditions.
8. OOS
Out Of Service Signaling, for normal CGA option, when failure of the facility occurs, if there are calls in
progress, the billing system should be notified to stop charging the customer at the time of facility failure.
9. FDL
FDL for E1 is used to achieve remote system Loopback.
10. IDLE
Any DS0 time slot, which is not assigned is an idle time slot. An idle code is transmitted on idle DS0 time slots.
The idle time slot may be programmed to any bit pattern from 0x00 to 0Xff.
11. INTF
E1 interface only display 120 Ohm twisted pair / 75 Ohm BNC.
2.3 TDMoEthernet Theory of Operation

Over the past few years, packet-switched network (PSN) coverage has become ubiquitous, stimulating a
desire for convergence of all communications services over a unified infrastructure. This has brought into
prominence the concept of a pseudowire (PW). A pseudowire emulates a native service (e.g., ATM,
frame-relay, Ethernet or TDM) but utilizes transport over a PSN.
TDM over Ethernet, or TDMoEthernet, is a TDM PW technology that makes it possible to provision E1, T1, E3,
T3, STS-1, and serial data services across IP, MPLS or layer 2 Ethernet networks. The services are provided
in a manner transparent to all protocols and signaling. TDMoEthernet enables service providers to migrate to
next generation networks while continuing to provide all their revenue-generating legacy voice and data
services, and without fork-lift upgrades of end-user equipment. TDMoEthernet also benefits data carriers by
enabling them to offer lucrative leased-line and voice services on their packet-switched infrastructures. It
enables enterprises to run voice and video over the same IP/Ethernet-based network that is currently used to
run only LAN traffic, thereby minimizing network maintenance and operating costs.
Unlike other traffic types that can be carried over pseudowires, TDM is a real-time bit stream, leading to
TDMoEthernet having unique characteristics. In addition, conventional TDM networks have numerous special
features, in particular those required in order to carry voice-grade telephony channels. These features imply
signaling systems that support a wide range of telephony features, a rich standardization literature, and
well-developed OAM mechanisms. All of these factors must be taken into account when emulating TDM over
PSNs.
One critical issue in implementing TDM PWs is clock recovery. In native TDM networks the physical layer
carries highly accurate timing information along with the TDM data, but when emulating TDM over PSNs this
synchronization is absent. TDM timing standards can be exacting, and conformance with these requires
innovative mechanisms to adaptively reproduce the TDM timing. TDMoEthernet ensures that recovered clock
jitter and wander levels conform to ITU-T G.823/824, even for networks that introduce high packet delay
variation and packet loss.
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TDMoEthernet complements VoIP in those cases where VoIP is not applicable, and in those cases where VoIP
price/performance is not optimal. Most importantly, TDMoEthernet can provide higher voice quality with much
lower latency than VoIP. And unlike VoIP, TDMoEthernet can support all applications that run over E1/T1
circuits, not just voice. TDMoEthernet can provide traditional leased-line services over IP, and is transparent to
protocols and signaling. Because TDMoEthernet provides an evolutionary (as opposed to revolutionary
approach), investment protection is maximized.
2.3.1 Clock Recovery

Sophisticated TDM clock recovery mechanisms, one for each E1/T1 interface, allow end-to-end TDM clock
synchronization, despite packet delay variation of IP/MPLS/Ethernet network.
IP6700 supports the following clock recovery modes:
Adaptive clock recovery
External clock
Loopback clock
The clock recovery mechanisms provide both fast frequency acquisition and highly accurate phase tracking:
Jitter and wander of the recovered clock are maintained at levels that conform to G.823/G.824 traffic or
synchronization interfaces. For adaptive clock recovery, the recovered clock performance depends on packet
network characteristics.
Short-term frequency accuracy (1 second) is better than 16 ppb (using PPB reference), or 100 ppb (using
PPM reference)
Capture range is 90 ppm
Internal synthesizer resolution of 0.5 ppb
High resilience to the packet loss and mis-ordering, up to 5% of packet loss/misordering without degradation
of clock recovery performance
Robust to sudden significant constant delay changes
Automatic transition to hold-over is performed upon link-break events
2.3.2 Bundles
A bundle is defined as a stream of bits that have originated from the same physical interface. They are
transmitted from a IP6700 source device to a IP6700 destination device. For example, bundles may comprise
any number of 64 Kbps timeslots originating from a single E1, T1 or an entire E3/DS3. Bundles are single
direction streams, frequently coupled with bundles in the opposite direction to enable full duplex
communications. More than one bundle can be transmitted between two IP6700 devices. For E1/T1, the chip
provides internal bundle cross-connect functionality, with DS0 resolution. You can establish a cross-connect
between different E1/T1 interfaces of IP6700 device, or within one interface of IP6700. Only one bundle can be
defined for E3/DS3.
Up to 64 bundles are supported. Each bundle in the IP6700 is transmitted using one of the following payload
type methods: AAL1, CESoPSN or SAToP. Each TDM over Ethernet bundle/connection may be assigned to
one of the payload types. For E1/T1, the chip provides internal bundle cross-connect functionality, wit DS0
resolution. You can establish a cross-connect between different E1/T1 interfaces of the IP6700 device, or
within one interface of the device.
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3 OPERATION
This chapter describes the Loop-IP6700 configuration options and operational functions; please refer to
CHAPTER 5: TERMINAL OPERATION for detailed operation.
3.1 Quick Start for Loop-IP6700

After installation, the user may want to familiarize with the equipment immediately. The following abbreviated
instructions will give the user a quick start.
3.1.1 Power On
Turn power on by attaching power cable at the rear of the unit.
Return to Default Setting.
The unit is shipped with factory default setting.
3.2 Self Test

If password is enabled, users must enter the password when logging in to gain the privilege to change system
configurations on the terminal. The default condition is password disabled. The default password is LOOP. To
change the password for the first time, enter the default password when prompted for the old password.
If the password is forgotten, the only recourse is to return to the factory setting of LOOP.
3.3 Return to Default

The unit is shipped with factory default setting.
To restore to factory setting in the future, immediately after power on, and during the display of ESC on the
LCD, press ESC key followed by pressing ENTER when RET is displayed. Unit will confirm with LOAD
DEFAULT CONFIGURATION.
3.4 Using Terminal

Management from a Telnet or Network Management System (NMS) can be effected through a LAN. Use the
DB9S console port of IP6700s rear panel to connect a VT100 terminal to configure the unit. The VT100
terminal can be a PC running a VT100 emulator software.
Upon connection, press ENTER and ESC alternately to bring the main menu into view.
Under the "Main Menu", press "O" (Log On) to see the full menu.
Under the "Main Menu", press "S" to change the system configuration.
For more detail information, see also the chapter 5 in this menu.
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3.5 System Configuration

3.5.1 Console Port
The console port allows the user either to use a local VT-100 terminal or use a remote VT-100 terminal via
modem for system configuration, diagnostics, polling status reports, etc. The console port Baud rate, data bit
length, stop bit length, and parity bit length are defaulted, as shown below.
Table 3- 1 Console Port Setting
Item
Fixed Setting
Baud
9600
Data Length
8-Bits
Stop Bit
1-Bits
Parity
NONE
3.6 Alarm
When the Loop-IP6700 reports an alarm condition, such as loss of synchronization, the ALARM will cause the
LED on the front panel to light. Each alarm can be individually enabled or disabled. The alarm types are listed
in the table as below.
Table 3- 2 Alarm Default - for System and Line
Alarm
Option
Default
RAI
DISABLE, CRITICAL, MINOR
MAJOR
AIS
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
LOS
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
LOF
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
Alarm
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
BPV
E1 Line
Threshold
10E- (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
10E-5
Alarm
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
ES
Threshold
1-900
1
Alarm
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
UAS
Threshold
1-900
1
Alarm
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
CSS
E1
Threshold
1-900
1
Bundle
Status
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
Mac
Change
DISABLE, ENABLE
MAJOR
YEL
MAJOR
AIS
MAJOR
LOS
MAJOR
LOF
MAJOR
Alarm
MAJOR
BPV
T1 Line
Threshold
10E- (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
10E-5
Alarm
MAJOR
ES
Threshold
1-900
1
Alarm
MAJOR
UAS
Threshold
1-900
1
Alarm
MAJOR
CSS
T1
Threshold
1-900
1
Bundle
Status
MAJOR
Mac
Change
MAJOR
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3.7 Reports
For DS1 line receiver, Loop-IP6700 has three sets of performance registers. These are line, user, and far-end.
The line performance register tracks the DS1 line receiver performance status. The user performance register
tracks the DS1 line receiver as well, but user may clear at any time. The far-end performance register tracks
the far-end DS1 receiver status. The performance parameters are listed in the following tables.
Each performance parameter has ninety six sets of registers to record 24 hours history in 15 minute intervals.
Table 3- 3 Performance Parameter List - LINE
Performance
Parameter
BPV
ES
UAS
Description
Bipolar Violation
Error Second
Unavailable Second
Definition
2-Frame/Multiframe
Bipolar Error Count
BPV1, OOF1, or CS1.
10 consecutive SES
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Definition
16-Frame/Multiframe
Bipolar Error Count
CRC 1, OOF 1, or CS 1.
10 consecutive SES
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Below lists the types of reports available, performance parameters provided by each report, and the reset
commands for each report.
Table 3- 4 Performance Report Options
Report Type
Category
[Menu Command]
Report
ES
BES
SES
UAS
AS
EFS
USER [Network]
Menu Option [1]
LINE [Network]
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
24-Hour Terminal
USER [Network]
LINE [Network]
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
N/C
1-Hour Terminal
Reports
Reports
Menu Option [2]
Y = Report available and can be cleared by front panel RESET or admin terminal command Y.
X = Report available and can be cleared by front panel RESET or admin terminal command X.
N/C = No clear. Report available, but counts cannot be cleared by the user.
= Report not available.
3.8 LED
The front panel of the Loop-IP6700 has mulit-color LEDs for operation and error indications. The indication is
either off, steady on, or flickering. The following table lists each LED and its color and the meaning it
represents. Note that when powering up and self test is in progress, the unit front panel LEDs are also used to
indicate fault conditions.
Table 3- 5 LED Indication for Main Unit

LED
Color
Off
Green
Red
POWER
Green
LINK/ACT
SNMP/WAN/
LAN
10/100
E1/T1 V.35
(A, B, C, D)
Flashing
Green
Indication
Power off, self-test failure
Normal operation
Alarm occurs
Link.
A valid network connection on the RJ-45 SNMP port.
Activity.
Data is being transmitted or received through the RJ-45 SNMP
port.
Off
10Mbps
Green
100Mbps
Green
Normal (Line in Sync)
Flashing
Green
Testing
Red
Loss of Frame (LOF) or Loss of Signal (LOS)
Flashing Red Alarm Indication Signal (AIS)
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3.9 Management Port (SNMP Port)

As two IP6700s are connected: one is set as local unit and the other is set as remote unit. See also the
following diagram.
WAN
IP 6700
Local
SNMP
port
IP 6700
Remote
PC 1
Figure 3- 1 Management Port

Note: The management PC can initiate and send a ping signal to either the SNMP Port or the WAN port
of the IP6700. The IP6700, however, cannot initiate and send a ping signal to the management PC.
3.10
User Data Port (Ethernet)
IP6700's User Data Port is used to transmit or receive data only no matter IP6700 is set as Ethernet.
4 E1/T 1
E1/T1 ,
Voice, Video
and TDM
data
IP 6700
IP 6700
E1/T1 ,
Voice, Video
and TDM
data
LA
N
LA
Ethernet Traffic
4 E1/T 1
WAN
Ethernet Traffic
Figure 3- 2 Ethernet Port
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4 MAINTENANCE
4.1 Self-Test
When the Loop-IP6700 is powered up, a complete self-test routine is run to check all I/O ports, read/write
memory, and data paths to validate system integrity. During system self test, "TESTING" message and testing
code are shown on the VT100 terminal screen. If any error is found, a testing code is shown on the VT100
terminal display. Various system diagnostic methodology can be found in the following paragraphs.
4.2 Near End Loopback

The near end loopbacks such as digital local loopback, and line loopback are activated by the Loop-IP6700.
The loopbacks are at the near end facility. The following paragraph describes each loopback in detail.
4.2.1 E1/T1 Line Loopback
Line loopback is illustrated in Figure 4-1. The incoming optical line signal is loopback to the outgoing optical
signal before the optical mapper. This loopback is used to isolate the local equipment from a troubled optical
transmission line. Line loopback test can be activated from the terminal.
4.2.2 E1/T1 Payload Loopback
Payload loopback is illustrated in Figure 4-1. The incoming signal is loopback to the outgoing line signal after
the optical mapper. This loopback is used to isolate the TSI from the troubled transmission line. Payload
loopback test can be activated from the front panel and terminal.
LIU
Mux
PLB (Payload Loopback)
LLB (Line Local Loopback)
Figure 4- 1 Loopback Block Diagram
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2
3
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4.3 Far End Loopback

Far-end loopbacks (remote line loopback, remote payload loopback, remote channel loopback, U-PORT
loopback, and HDSL loopback) can be activated by the local IP6700 to cause a remote loopback commands to
the far-end facility. Inband code words are supported by FDL (facility data link) to initiate the loopback in the
case of the DS1 line, and either M channel in the case of the U-interface line. When using FDL messages, FDL
must be turned ON. All remote loopback can be activated from the terminal.
If the remote facility responds to a remote loopback activate command, a LOOPED message appears in the
lower left corner of the display. If the remote facility responds to a remote loopback deactivate command, a NO
LOOP message appears. If the remote activation/deactivation fails, an error message appears.
Either proprietary remote loopback commands can be used, or the industry standard V.54 loopback codes can
be used.
It is best to use remote loopbacks in conjunction with PRBS diagnostics testing to measure the DS1 network
line or U line integrity. The procedure is as follows:
1. Send a remote loopback command to cause the remote facility to perform a loopback.
2. Activate the PRBS or QRSS diagnostics test.
3. The far end loopback is illustrated in Figure 4-2.
E1
E1
IP6700
Line local loopback
Figure 4- 2 Far End Diagram
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Chapter 5 Terminal Operation
5 TERMINAL OPERATION
The Loop-IP6700 provides comprehensive report and configuration capability through the console port. By
using single-character commands and arrow keys, the Loop- IP6700 can be configured and monitored through
the use of a VT-100 terminal. The single-character commands are not case sensitive, except for when using a
password. On each screen, the available commands and the configurable fields are highlighted.
When a VT-100 terminal is connected to the CONSOLE port of the Loop- IP6700, a main menu is displayed on
the VT-100 monitor. The main menu consists of four groups of commands, DISPLAY, LOG, SETUP, and
MISC. All commands are detailed in the VT-100 Controller Menu Tree illustrations below.
This chapter provides detailed setup instructions. After connecting your VT-100 monitor to the Loop device,
your first setup steps should be as follows:
1. Log on and set up your password (see Section 5.1 & 5.1.1.3 Logon and Password Setup)
Figure 5- 1 VT-100 Controller Menu Tree Overview
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Figure 5- 2 VT-100 Menu Tree DISPLAY Section
Figure 5- 3 E1 VT-100 Menu Tree Overview
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Figure 5- 4 T1 VT-100 Menu Tree Overview
Figure 5- 5 DTE VT-100 Menu Tree Overview
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5.1 Logon
When the Loop-IP6700 is powered on, the screen will show as below. If the terminal screen is illegible, press
the Enter and Esc key alternatively to bring up the main menu. This is particularly needed if the terminal is
connected to the controller while the power is already applied. If the main menu still fails to appear, check to
see that the terminal is configured as 9600, 8, n, 1, and that a proper null modem or a null modem cable is
used.
Press O to logon, the screen is shown below.
If the user does password setup, a new prompt will ask for your password. User should enter to system setup
to do password setup (O > Logon S > System Setup C > Password Setup). Key it in (capital letters only)
and then press the Enter key.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
S e r ia l N u mb e r
: 11 03 8 1
H a r dw a re Ve r si o n: Ve r. F
S o f tw a re Ve r si o n: V2 .0 2 . 01 11 / 27 / 20 0 8
S ta r t T i me
[ D I SP L AY ]
C - > S ys t em Co n fi g ur at i o n
J - > A ll Ti m e S lo t I P A s si g nm e nt
H - > T im e S l ot IP As si g n me n t
B - > C lo c k s ou r ce Co nf i g ur a ti o n
D - > L in k S t at u s
Q - > A la r m Q ue u e
N - > A ll Bu n dl e C o un te r
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
P - > C ho o se Po r t
F - > L og Of f [ S ET U P] ,[ M I SC ] M e nu
O - > L og On [ S ET U P] ,[ M I SC ] M e nu
[ MI SC ]
1 4: 00 : 0 8 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
For an ADMIN user, a full Controller Menu will appear after keying in the password (for detail of password,
please refer to 5.1.1.3 for detail information). To logoff press F.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
S - > S y st e m S et u p
T - > T i me Sl o t I P A ss i gn me n t
W - > F i rm w ar e T r an s fe r
V - > S t or e /R e tr i ev e C o nf ig u r at i on
K - > C l oc k S o ur c e S et u p
M - > S y st e m A la r m S et u p
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Y - > L o ad de f au l t & R e bo ot
Z - > R e se t
X - > C l ea r A l ar m Q u eu e
A - > A l ar m C u t O ff
> > S PA C E b ar to re f re sh o r e nt e r a c o mm a nd = = = >
Note:
1. OSC Ver: There are two kinds of hardware version - TCXO (TCXO =1 PPm) & OCXO (OCXO= 10 PPb).
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5.1.1 System Setup
The full menu path for system setup is as follows:
O > Logon
S > System Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press "S" from the Main Menu to view the system setup. The screen will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = S ys t em S e t up == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
S y st e m
I n ba n d S ys te m Se t up
P a ss w or d
P o rt Sp e ed S e t up
< < Pr e ss ES C k e y t o re t u rn to Ma i n M en u o r e n te r a co m ma n d > >
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0 0: 0 0 :2 9 #0 1 /0 1 /U U 93

5.1.1.1 System
The full menu path for system setup is as follows:
O > Logon
S > System Setup
A > System
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = S ys t em S e t up == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
S y st e m
P a ss w or d
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0 0: 0 0 :2 9 #0 1 /0 1 /U U 93

Press "A" from the "System Setup" to display the current status for system and console port. Refer to the table
below to see the differences when SNMP uses different ports.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = S y st e m S et u p (S Y S TE M ) = ==
1 1: 19 : 4 7 0 7/ 2 3/ 2 00 7
A R R OW KE Y S: CU R SO R M OV E , P l ea s e I np u t: hh :m m : ss mm / dd / yy y y, BA CK S P AC E t o e d it
T i m e/ D at e
:1 1 :1 9: 4 8 0 7 /2 3 /2 0 07 E t he rn e t P o rt : EN A BL E L an P o r t: Da t a_ o nl y
I P Ad d r. : 00 0 .0 0 0. 0 00 .0 0 0 S u bn e t M as k :0 0 0. 00 0 . 00 0 .0 0 0 G at e wa y I P: 0 0 0. 0 00 . 00 0 .0 0 0
C o m mu n it y :( G et ) pu b li c
C om m un i ty (S e t )p u bl i c
W an P o r t: WA N _o n ly
T r a p I P A dd r es s 1: 0 00 .0 0 0 .0 0 0. 0 00 C o mm u ni ty 1 : pu b li c
D e v ic e N a me
:L O OP I P 6 70 0
S y s te m L o ca t io n :8 F , No . 8 , H SI N A N N R OA D
S C IE NC E - BA S ED IN D US T RI A L PA R K
H S IN CH U , 3 0 07 7 T A IW A N
S y s te m C o nt a ct :N a me : F A E
T e l: + 88 6 -3 - 57 87 6 9 6
E -m ai l : FA E @l o op . co m .t w
Fa x :+ 8 86 - 3- 5 78 76 9 5
A c t iv e b u nd l e T im e r (s ) : 0 00 0 00 9 0
L oo p b ac k T i me r ( s ) : 0 00 0 0 06 0
L A N R a te Se t up : 0 10 0 x 3 2K
CA S I d le Co de : 0 1
Re m ot e l o ss :c o nt i nu e
P o w er : AC
B a u d R at e : 9 60 0
Da ta L en g th :8 - Bi t s
S to p Bi t : 1 -B i t
P a ri ty : NO N E
< < Pr e ss ES C k e y t o re t u rn to pr e vi o us me nu > >
Note:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
IP address: device IP address

Gateway IP: companys DNS server value
Trap IP address: the user can setup no more than 5 Trap IP addresses. In any situation, the user
cannot connect any two ports in one LAN. When SNMP is setup at the SNMP port, the WAN port and
the LAN port act as switches. When SNMP is setup at the WAN port, the SNMP port will shut down. No
matter what the user does in any setup, the LAN port and the WAN port act as switches.
Remote loss------ When remote loss shows continue, local side will keep sending packet to remote
side. When remote loss shows stop, local side will stop sending packet to remote side.
The SNMP management can go through different ports (SNMP, LAN, WAN), the configuration will
show as table and diagram (application 1 to application 3) below. D means Data and S means SNMP.
Application
SNMP Management
Application 1
Application 2
SNMP Port
Configuration
Through SNMP port
Enable
Through LAN port Ignored by IP6700
Application 3
Through WAN port
Ignored by IP6700
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LAN Port
Configuration
Data_only
D+S, S-on
D+S, S-off
Data_only
WAN Port
Configuration
WAN_only
WAN_only
WAN +S
Figure 5- 6 SNMP management diagram
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5.1.1.2 Inband Management
The full menu path for changing a password is as follows:
O > Logon
S > System Setup
B > Inband System Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = S ys t em S e t up == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
S y st e m
P a ss w or d
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0 0: 0 0 :2 9 #0 1 /0 1 /U U 93

Press "B" from the "System Setup" to setup Inband Management. It is to manage remote device from local
device. For example: one E1 assign one timeslot to manage other device. Please refer to Figure 6-1 for detail.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = I nb a nd Ma na g e me n t = ==
A R R OW KE Y S: CU R SO R M OV E , T A B: RO L L O PT I ON S
I n b an d
Port
T i m e S lo t
1 3: 1 2 :5 2 1 2 /0 6 /2 0 05
: OF F
: PO R T_ A
: 00
Note: 1. When Inband is on, the user needs to create a bundle (the diagram show as below).
2. Inband management can manage a pair only
3. Three ports in IP6700 cannot connect together in same switch. It will cause Ethernet Loop.
Inband = on
E1
E1
E1/V.35
E1/V.35
10/100
LAN Base T
Inband = on
10/100 BaseT
IP6700
TDMoEthernet
10/100 BaseT
WAN
IP6700
TDMoEthernet
SNMP
SNMP
Management
Figure 5- 7 Inband management Diagram
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10/100
Base T
E1
E1
E1/V.35
E1/V.35
LAN
5.1.1.3 Password/Changing a Password

The full menu path for Password is as follows:
O > Logon
S > System Setup
C > Password Setup
A screen by screen setup example is shown below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = S ys t em S e t up == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
S y st e m
P a ss w or d
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0 0: 0 0 :2 9 #0 1 /0 1 /U U 93
without changing password: press C from system setup mean, the screen will show as below. (The default
password is LOOP in upper case letters.)
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = P as s wo r d Se t u p = ==
1 8: 02 : 2 0 0 8/ 0 7/ 2 00 7
E n ab l e P as s wo rd : Y E S
C h an g e P as s wo rd : N O
The full menu path for Changing a Password is as follows:

O > Logon
S > System Setup
C > Password Setup
A screen by screen setup example is shown below.
Note: Password can be alphabetic, numeric or a combination of both. Alphabetic characters can be keyed in
as upper case or lower case. Maximum password size is 11 characters
To change a password, press S from the controller Menu
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = S ys t em S e t up == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
0 0: 0 0 :2 9 #0 1 /0 1 /U U 93
S y st e m
P a ss w or d
Key in your old password and press the Enter key. (The default password is LOOP in upper case letters.)
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = P a ss w or d S e tu p = = =
A R R OW KE Y S: CU R SO R M OV E , B A CK S PA C E t o e di t, E SC to ab o rt
1 4: 0 8 :4 5 1 2 /0 6 /2 0 05
C h an g e P as s wo rd : Y E S
> > P l ea s e i np u t n ew p a s sw o rd ag a in to co nf i r m, th e n p re s s E NT ER .
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L O O P I P6 7 00
== = P a ss w or d S e tu p = = =
1 4: 0 8 :4 5 1 2 /0 6 /2 0 05
Old Password
: XXXX
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = P a ss w or d S e tu p = = =
E n ab l e P as s wo rd
C h an g e P as s wo rd
Old Password
new Password
:
:
:
:
1 4: 0 8 :4 5 1 2 /0 6 /2 0 05
YES
YES
XXXX
XXXX
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Confirm your password by keying it in again. Press the Enter key. A prompt will ask if you want to save the
new password. Press Y for yes.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = P a ss w or d S e tu p = = =
E n ab l e P as s wo rd
C h an g e P as s wo rd
Old Password
new Password
Confirm Password
:
:
:
:
:
1 4: 0 8 :4 5 1 2 /0 6 /2 0 05
YES
YES
XXXX
XXXX
XXXX
Note:
1.
Write your password down and keep it in a safe place in case you forget it.
2.
Maximum password size is 11 characters. Minimum password size is 1 character. Both alphabetic
and/or numeric characters are allowed.
Press the Esc key twice to return to the Controller Menu.
5.1.1.4 Port Speed Setup

O > Logon
S > System Setup
D > Port Speed Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = S ys t em S e t up == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
0 0: 0 0 :2 9 #0 1 /0 1 /U U 93
S y st e m
P a ss w or d
Press "D" from the "System Setup" to setup port speed.

L O O P I P6 7 00
== = S p ee d M a na ge m e nt == =
1 6: 19 : 2 7 0 4/ 2 4/ 2 00 6
L A N : AU T O
W A N : AU T O
S N M P : AU T O
NOTE:
Configuration
Option
Default
LAN
WAN
full-100, half-100, full-10, half-10

AUTO
AUTO
SNMP
AUTO
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5.1.2 Time Slot IP Assignment

The full menu path for Time Slot IP Assignment is as follows:
O > Logon
T > Time Slot IP Assignment
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
C - > S y st e m S et u p
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press "T" from the Main Menu to view the Time Slot IP Assignment. The screen will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M A P S et up = ==
1 1: 33 : 3 8 1 1/ 1 4/ 2 00 6
V - > B u nd l e I P se t u p
W - > T i me Sl o t IP A ss i gn m en t
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5.1.2.1 Bundle IP Setup
The full menu path for Bundle IP Setup is as follows:
O > Logon
V > Bundle IP Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M A P S et up = ==
1 1: 33 : 3 8 1 1/ 1 4/ 2 00 6
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Press V to get the screen of Bundle IP Setup.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = B u nd l e I P Se t u p = ==
1 5 :5 4: 3 8 1 1 /0 3 /2 0 06
A R R OW KE Y S: CU R SO R M OV E , P l ea s e I np u t: nn n. n n n. n nn . nn n , B AC K SP AC E to ed i t
S r c . I P A dd r es s : 0 00 .0 0 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
S u b ne t M a sk
: 0 00 .0 0 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
G a t wa y I P
: 0 00 .0 0 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
Note:
The Src. (Source) IP Address should be IP 6700 WAN IP
5.1.2.2 Time Slot IP Setup

The full menu path for Bundle IP Setup is as follows:
O > Logon
W > Time Slot IP Assignment
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M A P S et up = ==
1 1: 33 : 3 8 1 1/ 1 4/ 2 00 6
Press T to get into the screen of Time Slot IP Assignment. There are framed and unframed modes for user to
choose. Unframed mode includes two options: 1. AAL1 (refer to 8.2 for detail information). 2. SAToP (refer to
8.3 for detail information). Framed mode also includes two options: 1. AAL1 (refer to 8.2 for detail information).
2. CESoPSN (refer to 8.4 for detail information). To change the screen from framed to unframed the user
should press P to choose port A, and press enter to port menu. Then press S (refer to 6.2.10) and use Tab key
to change framed or unframed. OFF=unframed, ON =framed.
AAL1:
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 00
P O/ T S
A c t io n
: Ch a ng e b un d l e
= == = =
F o r ma t
: AA L 1
1
Tos
: 00 0
2
U D P N u mb e r: 00 0 01
3
T i m e S lo t : 08
4
T i m e S lo t #: 10
5
D e s t I P A dd r : 0 10 . 00 3. 0 0 9. 0 41
6
S t r at u m
:
3
7
C e l l i n B un d le : 0 5
A 8
J i t te r D e la y :
020
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
V L A N1 pr i or i ty : 0
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
Ye s
A 16
1 8: 16 : 1 5 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
T S P O/ TS T S B ND L I D /U D P N UM D e s t I P A dd r es s
= = = == == = = = == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
A 17 1 7
0
1 0 1 0 .0 0 3. 0 09 . 04 1
18
19
C el l N u m J it t er D e l ay Ji t te r S i ze
20
= == = == = = = == = == == = = = = == = == = == = ==
21
5
20
2 56
22
23
8
24
9
25
10
26
11
27
12
28
13
29
14
30
15
31
16
< < Pr e ss ES C k e y t o re t u rn to ma i n m en u o r s a ve sy s te m s e tu p > >
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SAToP:
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 0
P O/ T S
A c t io n
: Ad d b u nd le
= == = =
F o r ma t
: SA T oP
A 1
Tos
: 0
A 2
U D P N u mb e r: 01
A 3
T i m e S lo t : 00
A 4
A 5
D e s t I P A dd r : 0 10 . 00 3. 0 0 9. 0 41 A 6
S t r at u m
:
3
A 7
S i z e i n B yt e s: : 3 0 0
A 8
20
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
Ye s
A 16
1 8: 18 : 4 2 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
= = = == == = = = == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
1 A 17 1 7
0
1 0 1 0 .0 0 3. 0 09 . 04 1
2 A 18 1 8
3 A 19 1 9 C el l N u m J it t er D e l ay Ji t te r S i ze
4 A 20 2 0 = == = == = = = == = == == = = = = == = == = == = ==
5 A 21 2 1
300
20
2 56
6 A 22 2 2
7 A 23 2 3
8 A 24 2 4
9 A 25 2 5
1 0 A 26 2 6
1 1 A 27 2 7
1 2 A 28 2 8
1 3 A 29 2 9
1 4 A 30 3 0
1 5 A 31 3 1
16
CESoPSN:
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 00
P O/ T S
A c t io n
= == = =
F o r ma t
: CE S oP S N
1
Tos
: 00 0
2
U D P N u mb e r: 00 0 01
3
T i m e S lo t : 08
4
5
D e s t I P A dd r : 0 10 . 00 3. 0 0 9. 0 41
6
S t r at u m
:
3
7
A 8
020
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
Ye s
A 16
1 8: 16 : 1 5 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
= = = == == = = = == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
A 17 1 7
0
1 0 1 0 .0 0 3. 0 09 . 04 1
18
19
20
= == = == = = = == = == == = = = = == = == = == = ==
21
5
20
2 56
22
23
8
24
9
25
10
26
11
27
12
28
13
29
14
30
15
31
16
Note:
For SW Version 1.01.07 or over, User needs to setup Bundle from Bundle 0 because only Bundle 0 can
transfer clock.
Configuration
Bundle ID
ToS
Clock Stratum
UDP number
Option
Maximum Bundle Allocation (refer to table 5-2 for detail)
Range is from 0 to 255
Stratum 1, 2, 3, 3E and 4
There are 4 ports to have UDP number from 1 to 8063 (for
FW V1.xx.xx). If one port gets UDP number such as 100,
another port cannot use same UDP number.
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Default
0
Stratum 3
Configuration
Option
Cell in Bundle (1 to 30 cell) FW V1.xx.xx range from 1 to 8063
Default
5
FW V2.xx.xx range from 1 to 65535

When user connects FW V1.xx.xx.xx to FW V2.xx.xx.xx, the
UDP number will be different
(refer to table 5-1 for detail information)
How many cell will include in one bundle?
(refer to figure 8-5 for detail)
Jitter Delay (1 to 512 ms)
Jitter Size (1to 512 ms)
Note: For E3/DS3, cell in bundle value can not set as value 1
20
Total delay buffer n x 0.5 ms max.
256
Packet delay cannot n x 0.5 ms
size
This area is empty and can
be used to store incoming
bursts
delay
This area is full and there
is still data to send on the
line if incoming data is
missing due to network
delays.
Delay should be smaller than size. Also, the difference between size and delay should be larger
than the time that it takes to reconstruct a packet (otherwise an overrun may occur when the packet
arrives). Configuring the Jitter Buffer parameters correctly avoids under-run and overrun situation.
Under-run occurs when the Jitter Buffer is empty (the entering rate is lower than the exiting one). In
case of an under-run event, the chip transmits conditioning data instead of actual data towards the
TDM interface. Overrun occurs when the jitter buffer is full and there is no room for new data to
enter (the entering rate exceeds the exiting one). Under-run and overrun require special treatment
from the chip HW, depending on the bundle type.
Figure 5- 8 Jitter Buffer Diagram
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IP6700(FW V1.xx.xx)
1
2
UDP number
IP6700(FW V2.xx.xx)
8193
8194
8062
8063
16254
16255
Table 5- 1 UDP number for FW V1.xx.xx and FW V2.xx.xx

After confirmed to save the configuration.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 00
P O/ T S
A c t io n
: De l et e b un d l e
= == = =
F o r ma t
: AA L 1
A 1
Tos
: 00 0
A 2
U D P Nu m be r : 0 0 00 1
A 3
T i m e S l ot : 0 1
A 4
A 5
D e s t I P A dd r : 1 92 . 16 8. 1 0 0. 1 01 A 6
S t r at u m
:
3
A 7
A 8
020
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
Ye s
A 16
T S P O/ TS T S
= = = == == = =
1 A 17 1 7
2 A 18 1 8
3 A 19 19
4 A 20 20
5 A 21 2 1
6 A 22 2 2
7 A 23 2 3
8 A 24 2 4
9 A 25 2 5
1 0 A 26 2 6
1 1 A 27 2 7
1 2 A 28 2 8
1 3 A 29 2 9
1 4 A 30 3 0
1 5 A 31 3 1
16
1 8: 33 : 1 4 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
B ND L I D /U D P N UM D e s t I P A dd r es s
= == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
0
1 1 9 2 .1 6 8. 1 00 . 10 1
C el l Nu m J it t er D el a y Ji t te r Si ze
= == = == = = == = == = == == = = == = == = == = ==
5
20
2 56
After configured it. Press Y or N to confirm it.

A r e y o u s ur e [ Y /N ] ?
NOTE:
Configuration
Port
Action
E1 Line
Bundle ID
Time Slot
Time Slot#
Payload
UDP Number
(FW V1.xx.xx)
UDP Number
(FW V2.xx.xx)
IP Address
Confirm?
Option
PORT_A, PORT_B, PORT_C, PORT_D
Add bundle, Delete bundle, Delete all, Activate all,
change bundle, stop to bundle
0-31
1-31
1-31
AAL1
1-8063
0
1
1
AAL1
1
1~65535
Range of valid IP
NO, YES
000.000.000.000
NO
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Default
PORT_A
Add bundle
The Action has two options, Add bundle and Delete bundle. When user choose Add bundle option, the
bundle ID must be unique for the particular port. When user choose Delete bundle option, the particular
bundle must already been created. The UDP number need to unique for all the ports.
The IP6700 supports up to 64 bundles. The maximum number of bundles that can be allocated per port is
configured as below
Table 5- 2 Maximum Bundle Allocation Table

Max. Bundle No.
Allocation No. Port A
Port B
Port C
Port D
1.
32
Disabled
32
Disabled
2.
32
Disabled
16
16
3.
16
16
32
Disabled
4.
16
16
16
16
The highest priority of Allocation Number is descended from Allocation No. 4 to Allocation No. 1.
5.1.3 Firmware Transfer

The full menu path for Firmware Transfer is as follows:
O > Logon
W > Firmware Transfer
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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Under the Main Menu, press W to enter in the screen of File Transfer as below. Press A to download
mainboard firmware, press B to upload mainboard firmware, and press "R" to copy firmware to redundant.
L O O P I P 6 70 0
= = = F i l e Tr a nsf e r == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
1 3 : 3 8: 1 3 12 / 0 6/ 2 00 5
D ow n lo a d M ai n bo ar d Fi r mw a re
D ow n lo a d B oo t S tr a p pe r
D ow n lo a d C ur r en t C o nf i gu r at i on
U pl o ad Cu r re n t Co n f ig u ra t io n f r om FL AS H
5.1.3.1 Download Mainboard Firmware

O > Logon
A > Download Mainboard Firmware
Notice: IP6700 (FW V1.xx.xx) cannot be upgraded to IP6700 (FW V2.xx.xx)
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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L O O P I P 6 70 0
= = = F i l e Tr a nsf e r == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
1 3 : 3 8: 1 3 12 / 0 6/ 2 00 5
Download failure:
L O O P I P 67 0 0
= = = D o wn l oa d Fi rm w a re = ==
1 3 : 38: 3 4 12 / 06 / 20 05
F i r mw a re 1 V er s io n
:
:
C u r re n t F ir m wa r e B an k:
N e x t B oo t F i rm w ar e
:
T F T P S er v er IP
:
F i r mw a re Fi l e N am e
:
E mp t y o r I nv a li d v er
E mp t y o r I nv a li d v er
1
1
0 00 . 00 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
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Download success:
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Do w nl o ad Fi rm w a re == =
:
:
C u r re n t F ir m wa r e B an k:
N e x t B oo t F i rm w ar e
:
:
F i r mw a re Fi l e N am e
:
1 6: 16 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
V 2. 0 1. 0 1 0 8/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
V 2. 0 1. 0 1 0 7/ 1 9/ 2 00 7
1
1
0 00 . 00 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
_ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ _
5.1.3.2 Download Boot Strapper

O > Logon
B > Download Boot Strapper
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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L O O P I P 6 70 0
= = = F i l e Tr a nsf e r == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
1 3 : 3 8: 1 3 12 / 0 6/ 2 00 5
L O O P I P 67 0 0
= = = D ow n lo a d B o otu p C od e == =
1 8: 1 1: 1 5 12 / 06 / 20 05
D o w nl o ad Fi l e N am e
: 0 00 . 00 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
:
Note: TFTP Server IP = device IP
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5.1.3.3 Download Current Configuration
O > Logon
C > Download Current Configuration
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
L O O P I P 6 70 0
= = = F i l e Tr a nsf e r == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
1 3 : 3 8: 1 3 12 / 0 6/ 2 00 5
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L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = D o wn l oa d C u rr e nt C o n fi g ur a ti o n = == 13 :3 9 : 27 12 / 06 / 20 05
C o n fi g F i le Na m e
: 0 00 . 00 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
:
5.1.3.4 Upload Current Configuration from FLASH

O > Logon
D > Upload Current Configuration from FLASH
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
> > S PA C E b ar t o r ef r es h o r en t er a c o mm a nd = == >> > S PA C E b ar t o r ef r es h o r en t er a c o mm a nd

===>
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L O O P I P 6 70 0
= = = F i l e Tr a nsf e r == =
A
B
C
D
->
->
->
->
1 3 : 3 8: 1 3 12 / 0 6/ 2 00 5
The Upload Current Configuration screen will appear. Use the backspace key to clear the TFTP Server IP field.
Open the TFTP server file on your PC to obtain the correct IP address and file name. Enter these in
appropriate fields of the Upload Current Configuration screen. Press the Enter key.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = U p lo a d C ur r en t C on f i gu r at i on == = 1 3 :45 : 4 9 1 2/ 0 6/ 2 00 5
C o n fi g F i le Na m e
: 0 00 . 00 0 .0 0 0. 0 00
:
A prompt will ask if you really want to upload. Press Y for yes.
R e a ll y w a nt to Up l oa d ?
The current configuration will be uploaded. This procedure is now complete.
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5.1.4 Store/Retrieve Configuration

O > Logon
V > Store/Retrieve Configuration
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Under the Main Menu, press V to store or retrieve the current configuration as the following screen shows.
Use TAB key to select STORE or RETRIEVE, press ENTER. The current selection will be highlighted by an
asterisk (*).
Store Configuration:
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = St o re / Re t ri e ve Co nf i g ur a ti o n= = =
> > Se l ec t ?
* ST O RE
R ET R IE V E
> > St o re Cu r re n t C on fi g u ra t io n ? [Y / N]
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1 3: 53 : 0 7 0 7/ 2 3/ 2 00 7
Retrieve Configuration:
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == S to r e/ R et r ie v e Co n f ig u ra t io n == =
1 3: 5 3 :5 7 0 7 /2 3 /2 0 07
> > Se l ec t ?
ST O RE
* R ET R IE V E
> > Re t ri e ve La s t S to re d Co n fi g ur a ti o n ? [ Y/ N ]
Note: for retrieve command the user do not need to load default again, it will save the pervious setup
command.
5.1.5 Clock Source Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose Port
K > Clock Source Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Under the "Main Menu Setup" menu, the user should choose port (port A to port D) first and then press K to
setup clock source as below.
= = > > I np u t t he E1 po rt n um b er (A ~ D) : A
The screen of clock will show as below after input E1 port number.
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E 1 Po r t A
= == S ys t em Se t up (C L OC K- N o rm a l M od e ) = == 1 3: 57 : 0 0 1 2/ 0 6/ 2 00 5
M a s te r _C l k S ou r ce
S e c on d _C l k S ou r ce
C u r re n t C lo c k
C l k _R e co v er _ Mo d e
C l o ck St a tu s
:
:
:
:
:
IN T E RN A L
IN T E RN A L
MA S T ER _ CL K
MA N U AL
NO R M AL
NOTE:
Configuration
Master_Clk Source
Option
Default
INTERNAL, EXTERNAL**, PORT A(E1-LINE), PORT B(E1-LINE), INTERNAL
PORT C(E1-LINE),
PORT D(E1-LINE), PORT A(BUNDLE 0), PORT B(BUNDLE 0),
PORT C(BUNDLE 0), PORT D(BUNDLE 0)
Second_Clk Source
INTERNAL, EXTERNAL**, PORT A(E1-LINE), PORT B(E1-LINE), Add bundle
PORT C(E1-LINE),
PORT D(E1-LINE), PORT A(BUNDLE 0), PORT B(BUNDLE 0),
PORT C(BUNDLE 0), PORT D(BUNDLE 0)
Current Clock
MASTER_CLK,SECOND_CLK,INTERNAL
MASTER_CLK
Clk _Recover_Mode MANUAL, AUTOMATIC
AUTO
Clock Status
NORMAL
NORMAL
**External clock is for low speed tributary port E1/T1/DTE only.
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5.1.6 System Alarm Setup

O > Logon
M > System Alarm Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press M from the Main Menu, the screen of System Alarm Setup will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m A l ar m S e tu p = = =
[ T Y PE ]
C L K C h an g e
E t h er n et Li n k
1 7: 05 : 0 4 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
[ A LA R M]
C R IT I CA L
C R IT I CA L
NOTE:
Configuration
Clk Change
Ethernet Link
Option
MAJOR, CRITICAL, MINOR, DISABLE
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Default
DISABLE
DISABLE
5.1.7 System Configuration

L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
S ta r t T i me
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press C from the Main Menu, the screen of System Configuration will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m C o nf ig u r at i on == =
[ S y st e m]
E th e r ne t P o rt
I P Ad d re s s
:0 0 0. 00 0 . 00 0 .0 0 0
S ub n e t M as k
T r a p I P A dd r es s :0 0 0. 00 0 . 00 0 .0 0 0
G at e w ay IP
C o m mu n it y (G e t) :p u bl ic
C om m u ni t y( S et )
D e v ic e N a me
:L O OP I P 6 70 0
S y s te m L o ca t io n :8 F , No . 8 , H SI N A N N R OA D
S C IE NC E - BA S ED IN D US T RI A L PA R K
H S IN CH U , 3 0 07 7 T A IW A N
S y s te m C o nt a ct :N a me : F A E
T e l: + 88 6 -3 - 57 87 6 9 6
E - ma il : F AE @ lo o p. c om . tw
I P In t er f ac e
L a n R a te Se t up
[ C O NS O LE po r t]
B a u d R at e
D a t a L en g th
S t o p B it
13 :5 8 : 21 12 / 06 / 20 0 5
: D IS A BL E
: 0 00 . 00 0. 0 0 0. 0 00
: 0 00 . 00 0. 0 0 0. 0 00
: p ri v at e
Fa x :+ 8 86 - 3- 5 78 76 9 5
:E T HE RN E T _P O RT
:1 0 0 x3 2 K
:9 6 00
:8 - Bi ts
:1 - Bi t
< < ES C k e y t o r et u rn t o pr e vi o us me n u, SP AC E ba r t o r e fr e sh >>
NOTE:
Configuration
Baud Rate
Data Length
Stop Bit
Option
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
7-Bits, 8-Bits
1-Bit, 2-Bits
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Default
9600
8-Bits
1-Bit
5.1.8 Display All Time Slot IP Assignment

L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press J from the Main Menu, the screen will show as below. Please refer to 6.1.2.2 for detail information.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
P o rt Bu n dl e U D P C el ls J it t er
D es t I P A dd r e ss St a tu s
ID
N u m Nu m D e la y /s i ze
= = == == = == = = = == == = = == == = = = == = == = == == = = == == = == = ==
A
0
1 30 0
20 2 5 6 0 10 . 00 3 .0 09 . 0 56 ac t iv e
1 0: 57 : 3 0 0 7/ 2 3/ 2 00 7
T i me S l o t
Rx - co u nt e r
= = == == = = =
0 to 31
== = == = == =
20 6 63 2 82 5
< < SP A CE ba r t o r e fr es h or ES C k e y r et u rn t o ma i n m en u > >
Note: 1. The bundle entries are shown on the terminal as above. If the displaying entries are more than one
page, hit space key other view the next page. To return to main menu, hit ESC key.
2. Rx-counter: Rx-counter shows the number when the device receive remote sides packet.
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5.1.9 Display Time Slot IP Assignment

L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press H from the Main Menu, the screen to display Time Slot IP Assignment will show as below. For the detail
explanation, please refer to 5.1.2.2.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Di s pl a y S et up ( M AP ) = = =
1 7: 11 : 2 5 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
Port
: PO R T_ C
P O/ T S T S P O/ TS T S B ND L I D /U D P N UM D e s t I P A dd r es s
B u n dl e I D : 0
= == = = = = = == == = = = == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
A c t io n
F o r ma t
: SA T oP
U D P N u mb e r: 00 0 01
T i m e S lo t : 00
= == = == = = = == = == == = = = = == = == = == = ==
D e s t I P A dd r : 1 72 . 02 0. 0 0 1. 0 01
S i z e i n B yt e s:
3
0 0 30
J i t te r S i ze :
256
V L A N:
512
V L A N1 ID :
OFF
V L A N1 pr i or i ty : 0 0 00
V L A N2 ID :
0
V L A N2 pr i or i ty : 0 0 00
C o n fi r m?
0
Ye s
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5.1.10 Clock source Configuration

L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press B from the Main Menu, the screen of Clock Source Configuration will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
M a s te r _C l k S ou r ce
S e c on d _C l k S ou r ce
C u r re n t C lo c k
C l k _R e co v er _ Mo d e
C l o ck St a tu s
= == Cl o ck So u rc e S e tu p = = =
:
:
:
:
:
1 4: 00 : 2 1 1 2/ 0 6/ 2 00 5
IN T E RN A L
IN T E RN A L
MA S T ER _ CL K
MA N U AL
NO R M AL
NOTE:
Configuration
Master_Clk Source
Option
INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, PORT A(E1-LINE),
PORT B(E1-LINE), PORT C(E1-LINE),
PORT D(E1-LINE), PORT A(BUNDLE 0),
PORT B(BUNDLE 0), PORT C(BUNDLE 0), PORT D(BUNDLE 0)
Second_Clk Source
INTERNAL, EXTERNAL, PORT A(E1-LINE),
PORT B(E1-LINE), PORT C(E1-LINE),
PORT D(E1-LINE), PORT A(WAN),
PORT B(BUNDLE 0), PORT C(BUNDLE 0), PORT D(BUNDLE 0)
Current Clock
MASTER_CLK,SECOND_CLK,INTERNAL
Clk _Recover_Mode MANUAL, AUTOMATIC
Clock Status
NORMAL
68
Default
INTERNAL
Add bundle
MASTER_CLK
AUTO
NORMAL
5.1.11 Byte and Packet Counters

Press D from the Main Menu.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
The Byte and Packet Counters screen will show as below. Explanations for all parameters are given in the
tables below the screen.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == By t e a nd Pa c ke t C o un t er s = = =
- - Co u nt e rs
Cl a ss i fi e d P ac k et s R e ce i ve d
MA C B y te Re c ei v ed
MA C B y te Tr a ns m it te d
MA C P a ck e ts Re c ei ve d
MA C P a ck e ts Tr a ns mi t t ed
LA N P o rt Li n k S ta tu s
WA N P o rt Li n k S ta tu s
SN M P P or t L i nk St at u s
1 4: 58 : 0 8 1 0/ 0 2/ 2 00 8
:
45 98 3
:
13 1 51 13 8
: 3 11 3 93 81 2
:
45 98 3
:
1 0 88 81 8
: L i nk Do wn
: L i nk Up
: L i nk Do wn
P or t _A
Po r t _B
P or t _C
P or t _D
Po r t t ra c ki n g s ta te
:
a cq u is i ti o n id l e
i dl e
i dl e
Po r t a da p t_ f re e ze _s t a te : N O
NO
NO
NO
Ja f o v er f lo w c o un t
: 0
0
0
0
Dp l l o ve r fl o w c ou nt
: 0
0
0
0
Ji t te r b u ff e r u nd er r u n : p 1_ # 1 , p 2 _# 1 , p3 _ #1 , p 4_ # 1 , p 5_ # 1 , p6 _ #1 , p 7_
# 1 , p 8_ # 1 , p 9 _# 1 , p 1 0 _# 1 , p1 1 _# 1 , p1 2_ # 1 , p1 3 _# 1 , p1 4 _# 1 , p1 5 _# 1 , p1 6 _#
1 ,
A R P l o ss Co u nt : 6
< < ES C k e y t o r et u rn t o pr e vi o us me n u, L EF T k e y t o c le a n > >
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Configuration
Classified Pac kets
Rec eived
MAC Byte Transmitted
MAC Pac kets Received
MAC Packets
Transm itted
LAN Port Link Status
W AN Port Link Status
SNMP Port Link Status
Port tracking state
Port_adapt_freeze-state
Jaf overflow count

Dpll overflow count
Jitter buffer under-run

ARP loss c ounter
Description/Explanations
Count of classified packets received. Press < key to reset register to zero.
Count of MAC bytes transmitted. Press < key to reset register to zero.
Count of MAC packets received. Press < key to reset register to zero.
Count of MAC packets transmitted. Press < key to reset register to zero.
Link Status
Link Status
Link Status
Current state of the clock recovery mechanism
idle = not in use
acquisition = frequency acquisition state
tracking 1 = precise phase tracking state
tracking 2 = final (ie. best) state
recover = clock lost
Clock recovery status
no = clock is normal
freeze = When the Ethernet is not stable or the master side clock source is out of
the recovery range, the slave side clock source will enter freeze status
Indicates the num ber of tim es that Jitter attenuator filter (Jaf) overflow has
occurred. Press < key to reset register to zero.
T he num ber of tim e that Digital Phase Clock Loop (DPLL) overflow
has occurred. Press < key to reset register to zero.
Indicates the num ber of tim es that the jitter buffer has been under-run.
Press < key to reset register to zero.
Indicates that the other side did answer the packet request.
Note: Jitter buffer under-run - This is a factory installed diagnostic tool. If a buffer is under-run, a default FF
signal will be sent to corresponding timeslots in both the master device and the slave device.
P1_#1 means that the first bundle buffer in Port A has been under-run once.
P33_#1 means that the first bundle buffer in Port B has been under-run once.
Port Name
Port A
Port B
Port C
Port D
P Index
P1 to P32
P33 to P64
P65 to P96
P97 to P128
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5.1.12 Alarm Queue

L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press Q from the Main Menu, the Alarm Queue Configuration will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
---------------------
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
P or t
== = U n it Al a rm Q u e ue == =
D
C
A
D
C
A
A
A
A
A
A
A
D
C
D
C
D
C
D
C
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
E1:
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
MA J O R
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 49 : 08
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 49 : 08
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 49 : 08
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 49 : 07
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 49 : 07
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 49 : 07
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 40 : 24
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 40 : 23
L OF - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 40 : 15
L OS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 40 : 15
E S re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 40 : 15
E S - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 40 : 14
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 34 : 08
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 34 : 08
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 34 : 07
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 34 : 07
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 19 : 08
U AS re m ov e -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 19 : 08
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 19 : 07
U AS - -- - -- - -- -- - - -- - -- - 18 : 19 : 07
1 8: 56 : 3 0 0 3/ 1 4/ 2 00 0
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
03 /1 4 / 00
< < ES C k e y r et u rn to p r e vi o us me n u o r S PA CE b ar to ch a ng e p a ge
NOTE:
1. T he latest 40 alarm entries are shown on the terminal as above in two pages of 20 entries
each. If there are more than 20 entries, hit any k ey other than ESC to view the second
page. T o return to main m enu, hit ESC k ey.
2. T otal alarm queue 160 m ax.
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5.1.13 Fom Status

When WAN port is optical interface, the main menu will show Fom Status.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
G - > F OM St a tu s
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press G from the Main Menu, the Fom Status will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = == = F o m S ta tu s == = == =
1 6: 23 : 3 7 1 0/ 2 2/ 2 00 7
C on n e ct o r
: LC
T ra n s ce i ve r : 10 0 0B A SE -L X
L in k Le n gt h : lo n g d is ta n c e( L )
T ec h n ol o gy : Un k no w n
M ed i a
: Si n gl e M od e ( SM )
S pe e d
: 10 0 M B yt es / S ec
E nc o d in g
: 8B 1 0B
L en g t h( 9 /1 2 5 m m f ib e r)
: 1 00 0 0 m
L en g t h( 5 0/ 1 25 mm fi b er )
: 5 00 m
L en g t h( 6 2. 5 /1 2 5 m m f ib er ) : 5 00 m
L en g t h( c op p er )
: - -- -
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5.1.14 All Bundle Counter

When WAN port is optical interface, the main menu will show Fom Status.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
G - > F OM St a tu s
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Press N from the Main Menu, the System Setup (MAP) screen will show as below.
L O O P I P6 7 00
Po Bun
ID
== ===
un d e
rr u n
== = ==
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
1 4: 07 : 2 5 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
o v er
m in
ma x
SN
m is s
fr a me j u mp
S N- e rr SN - er r
r r un
l ev e l le v el d r op
o rd e r er r or e r ro r o ut s id wi t hi n
= = == == = == = == == = == = = = == == = == = == == = == = = = == == = == = == == = == =
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5.2 E1 Sub-Menu
To setup E1you must first choose a unit. The menu path is as follows:
O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
W hen P is selected and E1 port number is entered, the following Port Menu will show up.
E 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me n u == =
0 0: 4 0: 11 # 0 1/ 0 1/ U U9 3
[ D I SP L AY ]
1 - > 1 -H o ur Pe r f. Re po r t
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
A - > L in e A v ai l ab i li ty
C - > C on f ig u ra t io n
I - > S ta t us
H - > A la r m H is t or y
[ SE TU P ]
L - > L o op b ac k S e tu p
K - > C l ea r P e rf o rm a nc e D at a
M - > A l ar m S e tu p
X - > C l ea r A l ar m Q u eu e & H i s to r y
D - > U p gr a de Fi r mw a re
[ L O G]
E - > R et u rn to Ma i n Me n u
[ MI SC ]
Y - > L o ad De f au l t C on f ig
Z - > R e se t
Port : A
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 8: 15 : 2 1 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
X - > C l ea r A l ar m H i st o ry
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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5.2.1 System Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
S > System Setup
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 8: 15 : 2 1 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
T o do system setup, press S from Port Menu, then the screen will show as below. Please refer
to T able 2-14 Default Software Configuration for detail information.
E 1 Po r t A
F RA M E
=
C OD E
=
C RC
=
R AI
=
A IS
=
C AS
=
S IG N AL L IN G =
C GA
=
O OS
=
F DL
=
S a_ b it
=
I DL E
=
I NT F
=
= == Po r t S ys t em S e t up == =
1 3: 29 : 1 3 2 7/ 0 8/ 2 00 7
O FF
H DB 3
ON
ON
F RA ME D
O FF
T RA NS
N OR M
B US Y
O FF
S a4
0
1 20 O h m
< < ES C k e y t o r et u rn t o pr e vi o us me n u > >
Note:
Configuration
E1 Line
Frame
Code
CRC
RAI
FDL
IDLE
Sa_Bit
Option
ON, OFF
HDB3, AMI
ON, OFF
ON, OFF
OFF, FDL, HDLC
0-ff
Sa4, Sa5.Sa8, Sa4+5
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Default
OFF
HDB3
ON
ON
OFF
D5
Sa4
Configuration
AIS
OOS
Option
Default
OFF
IDLE
ON, OFF
5.2.2 Loopback Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L > Loopback Setup
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 8: 15 : 2 1 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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Under Port Menu, press L to do Loopback T est, then the screen will show as below. Use arrow
keys to m ove the cursor, press ENT ER key to select items.
E 1 Po r t A
= == Po r t L oo p ba ck T es t = = =
A R R OW KE Y S : C U RS O R MO V E , EN T ER KE Y : IT EM S EL E CT
- N EA R -E N D L OO P BA C K
: *O F F
LO C AL
PLB
1 8: 24 : 1 1 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
LLB
- S EN D L O OP B AC K A C TI VA T E C O DE TO FA R -E N D:
* PA Y LO A D
- S EN D L O OP B AC K D E AC TI V A TE CO D E T O F AR - EN D:
* PA Y LO A D
- S TA T US :
NOTE:
a. Near end loop-backs
1. Local loop-back: the out-going signal is looped back to the device to verify the device integrity.
2. Line loop-back: the entire incoming signal is looped back towards the line to isolate the device from the line
3. Payload loop-back: the payload of the incoming signal is looped back towards the line. This is done after
the framer framed on the incoming signal.
b. Far end loop-backs
1. Remote line loop-back: the signal received by the remote unit is looped back towards the local device to
verify line integrity.
2. Remote payload loop-back: the payload of the signal received by the remote unit is looped back towards
the local device to verify the payload integrity.
c. Loop-back timer
The period of time from the activation of a loop-back to its de-activation is controlled by a
timer. The default value of this timer is 60 seconds.
d. Diagnostics
Pseudo-random patterns are commonly used for diagnostic tests of digital systems. For E1, a 15-bit register
PRBS (pseudo-random binary sequence) pattern is standard practice. This pattern is available for testing
local system integrity by local loopback test, and for measuring the line quality. The diagnostics scenario is
as follows:
1. First, send a remote loopback command to cause the remote facility to loopback DS0 time slots.
2. Then, activate the local PRBS diagnostics operation by using the Test command to enable the pattern
and choose for test all time slots, or only idle time slots.
3. The FULL diagnostic uses a framed pattern. This is useful for testing full E1 loopback at the far-end.
When the PRBS pattern sync is found, a bit error counter tracks total bit errors. It is advised to send the
pattern for more than 15-minute interval to evaluate the quality of loop condition and facility reliability.
User may utilize the > key to inject a single error, the < key to reset error counter, and ESC to terminate
the test. Read the performance report to understand the type of errors that occur.
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5.2.3 Alarm Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
M > Alarm Setup
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 8: 15 : 2 1 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
T o do alarm setup, press M from Port Menu, then the following screen will show up. Please
use T ab key to choose the configuration.
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Al a rm S e t up == =
[ T Y PE ]
[ T HR E SH O LD ]
RAI
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
1 0 E- 5
ES
00 1
UAS
00 1
CSS
00 1
B U N DL E S T AT U S
M A C C H AN G E
1 3: 33 : 2 5 1 2/ 0 6/ 2 00 5
[ A LA R M]
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
NOTE:
Configuration
E1 Line
RAI
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
ES
Options
DISABLE, MAJOR, CRITICAL, MINOR

Alarm
Threshold 10E- (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Alarm
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Default
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
10E-5
MAJOR
Configuration
UAS
CSS
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Bundle Status
Change
Mac
Options
Default
1-900
1-900
1-900
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
MAJOR
For description of acronym, please refer to Glossary
5.2.4 Clear Alarm History

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
X > Clear Alarm History
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 8: 15 : 2 1 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
Under Port Menu, press X to clear alarm queue and history, then press Y or N to confirm
it.
> > Cl e ar al a rm hi s to ry - a r e y ou su r e? [Y /N ]
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5.2.5 Send Bert

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
B > Send Bert
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 8: 15 : 2 1 0 8/ 2 7/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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Press B from Port Menu the Bert tset screen will show as below. The procedure to do Bert test
will show as below.
Note: For Bert test, the user need to connect two m achines in order to do this setup.
E 1 Po r t A
== =
B e rt te st
T y pe
Di r ec t
T i me S lo t F r om
T i me S lo t N u m
=
=
=
=
= ==
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
O FF
L IN E
1
1
Note:
Bert test procedure for device 1 and device 2:
For device 1: source IP address subnet Gateway IP create bundle choose pot press
B to do send Bert setup choose type (full or N*64)choose PCM then press
enter, Send Bert test setup up successfully.
* Type: off, PRBS_FULL, N*64K
Direct: PCM (remote side), LINE (back to E1 test)
* If the user uses the entire slot, they can choose PRBS_FULL. If they use certain timeslot,
they should choose N*64K.
* When the user chooses PRBS, they cannot choose timeslot. When they choose N*64K, they
can enter the range of timeslot from 1-31.
For device 2: all the setup is same as device 1, please follow the setup procedure of device 1 to do device 2
Best test setup.
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5.2.6 1-Hour Performance Report

Press 1 from E1 Port Menu to view the 1-hour performance report. Use TAB key to select
register type, USER or LINE. T he current selection will be highlighted by an asterisk (*).
> > Se l ec t R e gi s te r T yp e ? * US E R
LI N E
After pressing ENT ER from the above screen, the following screen will show up
E 1 Po r t A
= == Po r t 1 -H o ur St at . Re p or t = = =
10 :2 4 : 28 08 / 28 / 20 0 7
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 1 :0 9 :2 3 1 2 /0 6 /2 0 05
USER
- - Va l id Se c on d s i n Cu r r en t 1 5 -M i n I nt e rv al : 2 9 3 s ec o nd s
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S) ( DM )
( CS S )
Cu r re n t 1 5- M in In te r v al
: 0
2 93
0
0
0
0
1s t N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : 0
9 00
0
0
0
1
2n d N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : 0
9 00
0
0
0
0
3r d N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : 0
9 00
0
0
0
0
4t h N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : 0
9 00
0
0
0
0
- - Va l id 15 - Mi n I n te rv a l s i n C ur r en t 2 4 -H ou r In t er v al : 1 4
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S)
Cu r re n t 2 4- H ou r I nt e r va l
: 0
1 26 0 0 0
0
12 / 05 / 20 0 5
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -12 / 04 / 20 0 5
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -12 / 03 / 20 0 5
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -12 / 02 / 20 0 5
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -12 / 01 / 20 0 5
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -11 / 30 / 20 0 5
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -11 / 29 / 20 0 5
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - --
( DM )
0
- -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -
( CS S )
1
- -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -
< < TA B k e y t o s ho w S ta t i st i cs Re p or t > >

NOTE:
Definition
Performance
Description
2-Frame/Multiframe
Parameter
ES
Error Second
BPV1, OOF1, or CS1.
UAS
Unavailable Second
10 consecutive SES
BES
Bursty Error Second
1 < BPV < 2048
SES
Severe Error Second
BPV 2048, or OOF 1
DM
Degraded Minute
BPV 123
CSS
Controlled Slip Second Frame slip 1
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Definition
16-Frame/Multiframe
10 consecutive SEC
1 < CRC < 805
CRC 805, or OOF 1.
CRC 47
Frame slip 1

Press 2 from E1 Port Menu to view the 24-hour performance report, use TAB key to select
register type, USER or LINE, press ENTER.
> > Se l ec t R e gi s te r T yp e ? * US E R LI N E
> > Se l ec t P a ra m et e r ? * E S UA S B ES S E S
CSS
DM
AS
EFS
BP V
Use the cursor to select the desired parameter. The current selection will be highlighted by an
asterisk (*) and press ENT ER key to view the report as follows.
E 1 Po r t A
= = = P or t 2 4 -H o ur Pe rf . Re p or t = = =
1 0: 24 : 2 8
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 1 :0 9 :2 3 1 2 /0 6 /2 0 05
USER ES
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S) ( DM )
: 0
3 84
0
0
0
: 0
1 26 0 0 0
0
0
0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
( CS S )
0
1
- - US E R, ES , L a st 96 1 5 - Mi n I n te r va l :
01 - 08 > 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
09 - 16 > 0
0
0
0
0
0
- -- - - - -- - 17 - 24 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 25 - 32 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 33 - 40 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 41 - 48 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 49 - 56 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 57 - 64 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 65 - 72 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 73 - 80 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 81 - 88 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 89 - 96 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - < < TA B k e y t o s ho w S ta t i st i cs Re p or t > >
< < ES C k e y t o r et u rn t o pr e vi o us me n u, SP AC E ba r t o r e fr e sh
NOTE
Definition
Performance
Description
2-Frame/Multiframe
Parameter
ES
Error Second
BPV1, OOF1, or CS1.
UAS
Unavailable Second
10 consecutive SES
BES
Bursty Error Second
1 < BPV < 2048
SES
Severe Error Second
BPV 2048, or OOF 1
CSS
Controlled Slip Second
Frame slip 1
DM
Degraded Minute
BPV 123
AS
Available Second
Frame slip 1
EFS
Error Free Second
Error Free Second
BPV
Bipolar Violation
Bipolar Error Count
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Definition
16-Frame/Multiframe
10 consecutive SES
1 < CRC < 805
CRC 805, or OOF 1.
Frame slip 1
CRC 47
Frame slip 1
Error Free Second
Bipolar Error Count
5.2.8 Line Availability

Under Port Menu, press A to view the line availability as the following screen shows,
T he information, based on user performance register set, includes the valid seconds, available
seconds, unavailable seconds and the line availability.
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Li n e A va il a b il i ty == =
St a rt Ti m e
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
: 11 : 09 : 23 12 / 06 / 20 05
- - Li n e A va i la b il i ty d u r in g L a st 24 - Ho u r:
Va l id Se c on d s
: 13 0 71 se c on d s
Av a il a bl e S e co n ds : 0 s ec o nd s
Un a va i la b le Se c on ds : 13 0 71 se c on d s
Li n e A va l ia b il i ty : 0. 0 %
5.2.9 Unit Configuration

To view the unit configuration, press C from Port Menu, then the screen will show as below.
Please refer to table 2-14 Default software configuration for detail inform ation.
E 1 Po r t A
F RA M E
=
C OD E
=
C RC
=
R AI
=
A IS
=
C AS
=
S IG N AL L IN G =
C GA
=
O OS
=
F DL
=
S a_ b it
=
I DL E
=
I NT F
=
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
O FF
H DB 3
ON
ON
F RA ME D
O FF
T RA NS
N OR M
B US Y
O FF
S a4
0
1 20 O h m
< < ES C k e y t o r et u rn t o pr e vi o us me n u, SP AC E ba r t o r e fr e sh >
Note:
Configuration
E1 Line
Frame
Code
CRC
RAI
FDL
IDLE
Sa_Bit
AIS
Option
ON, OFF
HDB3, AMI
ON, OFF
ON, OFF
OFF, FDL, HDLC
0-ff
Sa4, Sa5.Sa8, Sa4+5
ON, OFF
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Default
OFF
HDB3
ON
ON
OFF
D5
Sa4
OFF
Configuration
OOS
Option
Default
IDLE
5.2.10 Unit Status

Press I from Port Menu, to show the screen of Status as below.
E 1 Po r t A
= == Po r t S ta tu s == =
- - LI N E - LO S
:
LO F
:
RC V A I S :
RC V R A I :
XM T A I S :
XM T R A I :
BP V E R RO R
ES E R RO R
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
C O UN T : 0
C O UN T : 0
- - TE S T - PA T TE R N T RA N SM I TT ED : O F F
NE A R- E ND LO O PB A CK
: OFF
5.2.11 Unit Alarm History

To view the unit alarm history, press H from Port Menu.
E 1 Po r t A
L O C AL
[ A L AR M -T Y PE ]
RAI
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
ES
UAS
CSS
M A C C H AN G E
= == Po r t A la r m Hi s t or y = = =
[T H RE SH O L D]
10 E- 5
1
1
1
[ CU R R- S TA T E]
OK
OK
A LM
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
[ CO U NT ]
0
0
1
0
0
1
15
1
0
0
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[A L AR M ]
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
NOTE:
Configuration
E1 Line
RAI
AIS
LOS
LOF
Options
85
Default
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
Configuration
BPV
ES
UAS
CSS
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Bundle Status
Change
Mac
Options
Default

10E- (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
1-900
1-900
1-900
MAJOR
10E-5
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
MAJOR
5.2.12 Fom Status

Only when W AN port is optical interface, the screen will show as below.
E 1 Po r t A
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
G - > F om St a tu s
1 6: 23 : 3 7 1 0/ 2 2/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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L O O P I P6 7 00
== = == = F o m S ta tu s == = == =
1 6: 23 : 3 7 1 0/ 2 2/ 2 00 7
C on n e ct o r
: LC
M ed i a
S pe e d
: 10 0 M B yt es / S ec
E nc o d in g
: 8B 1 0B
L en g t h( 9 /1 2 5 m m f ib e r)
: 1 00 0 0 m
L en g t h( 5 0/ 1 25 mm fi b er )
: 5 00 m
L en g t h( 6 2. 5 /1 2 5 m m f ib er ) : 5 00 m
: - -- -
5.3 T1 Sub-Menu
To setup T1you must first choose a unit. The menu path is as follows:
O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
Under the Controller Menu, press P to choose port. T he user can choose port B to do setup.
T hen the following Port Menu of T 1 will show.
T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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5.3.1 System Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
S > System Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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By Pressing S, the system setup menu is displayed as follows. Please refer to the table below
for detail information.
1 P or t B
= = = P or t S y st e m Se t u p = ==
F RA M E
=
C OD E
=
Y EL
=
A IS
=
C AS
=
S IG N AL L IN G =
C GA
=
O OS
=
I NB A ND
=
I DL E
=
I NT F
=
L BO
=
F DL
=
1 0 :2 4: 2 8 0 8 /2 8 /2 0 07
N ON E
B 8Z S
ON
O FF
O FF
T RA NS
N OR M
B US Y
ON
0
L ON G H A UL
0 dB
O FF
Note:
Configuration
T1 Line
Option
Default
Frame
D4, None, ESF, ESF & T1 403
None
Code
B82S, AMI
B82S
YEL
ON, OFF
ON
AIS
ON, OFF
OFF
CAS
ON, OFF
OFF
OOS
IDLE
Inband
ON, OFF
OFF
IDLE
O-ff
INTF
LONG HAUL, SHORT HAUL
LONG HAUL
LBO
LONG HAUL = LBO (0dB, -7.5dB, -15dB)
0-110
SHORT HAUL = LBO (1-110, 110-220,

223-330, 330-440, 440-550, 550-660)
FDL
OFF, FDL
OFF
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O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L > Loopback Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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To enter the T1 status menu, press L. The following screen appears. Please refer to Chapter
4 for detail information.
T 1 Po r t B
= == Po r t L oo p ba ck T es t = = =
: *O F F
LO C AL
PLB
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
LLB
- S EN D L O OP B AC K A C TI VA T E C O DE TO FA R -E N D:
* IN - BA N D AT &T - P A NS I -P A N SI - L
- S EN D L O OP B AC K D E AC TI V A TE CO D E T O F AR - EN D:
* IN - BA N D AT &T - P A NS I -P A N SI - L
- S TA T US :
5.3.3 Alarm Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
M > Alarm Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
Press M to view the alarm histor y.

T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Al a rm S e t up == =
[ T Y PE ]
[ T HR E SH O LD ]
YEL
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
1 0 E- 5
ES
00 1
UAS
00 1
CSS
00 1
M A C C H AN G E
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ A LA R M]
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
NOTE:
Configuration
E1 Line
YEL
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
ES
UAS
CSS
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Options
10E- (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
1-900
1-900
92
Default
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
10E-5
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
Configuration
Threshold
Bundle Status
Change
Mac
Options
Default
1-900
MAJOR
MAJOR
5.3.4 Bert Test

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
B > Send Bert
L L OO P I P 67 0 0
= == Ma i n Me n u = = =
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 2 6 :0 7 1 1 /2 7 /2 0 08
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
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Press B the Bert test screen will show as below. Note: For Bert test, the user need to connect
two m achines in order to do this setup.
T 1 Po r t B
== =
B e rt te st
T y pe
Di r ec t
T i me S lo t F r om
T i me S lo t N u m
=
=
=
=
= ==
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
O FF
L IN E
1
1
Note: Bert test procedure for device 1 and device 2:

For device 1: source IP address subnet Gateway IP create bundle choose pot
press B to do send Bert setup choose type (full or N*64)choose PCM
then press enter, Send Bert test setup up successfully.
* Type: off, PRBS_FULL, N*64K
Direct: PCM (remote side), LINE (back to E1 test)
* If the user uses the entire slot, they can choose PRBS_FULL. If they use certain
timeslot, they should choose N*64K.
* When the user chooses PRBS, they cannot choose timeslot. When they choose
N*64K, they can enter the range of timeslot from 1-31.
For device 2: all the setup is same as device 1, please follow the setup procedure of device 1 to do
device 2 Best test setup.
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5.3.5 Clear Performance Data

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
K > Clear Performance Data
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
Press K to show Clear Performance Data screen.
= > > C l ea r P e rf o rm a nc e D a ta (Y / N) ?
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O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
Press X to show Clear Alarm Histor y screen.
> > Cl e ar al a rm hi s to ry - a r e y ou su r e ? [ Y/ N ]
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Under Port Menu, press 1 to view the 1-hour performance report.
T 1 Po r t B
= = = P or t 1 - Ho u r S ta t. R ep o rt == =
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 5 :0 7 :1 4 1 0 /0 3 /2 0 06
USER
- - Va l id Se c on d s i n Cu r r en t 1 5 -M i n I nt e rv al : 0 se c on d s
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S) ( CS S )
: 0
0
0
0
0
1s t N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - 2n d N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - 3r d N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - 4t h N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - - - Va l id 15 - Mi n I n te rv a l s i n C ur r en t 2 4 -H ou r In t er v al : 0
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S)
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -10 / 02 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -10 / 01 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 30 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 29 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 28 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 27 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 26 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - --
( CS S )
- -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -


Under Port Menu, press 2 to view the 24-hour performance report.
T 1 Po r t B
= = = P or t 2 4 -H o ur Pe rf . Re p or t = = =
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 5 :2 0 :1 6 1 0 /0 3 /2 0 06
USER ES
- - Va l id 15 - Mi n I n te rv a l s i n C ur r en t 2 4 -H ou r In t er v al : 0
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S) ( CS S )
: 0
0
0
0
0
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - - - US E R, ES , L a st 96 1 5 - Mi n I n te r va l :
01 - 08 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 09 - 16 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 17 - 24 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 25 - 32 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 33 - 40 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 41 - 48 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 49 - 56 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 57 - 64 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 65 - 72 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 73 - 80 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 81 - 88 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 89 - 96 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - < < TA B k e y t o s ho w S ta t i st i cs Re p or t > >
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Under Port Menu, press A to view line availability as the following screen shows.
T 1 Po r t B
St a rt Ti m e
== = P o rt Li n e A va il a b il i ty == =
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
: 15 : 20 : 16 10 / 03 / 20 06
Va l id Se c on d s
: 0 s ec o nd s
Un a va i la b le Se c on ds : 0 s ec o nd s
Li n e A va l ia b il i ty : 21 4 74 8 36 . 48 %
5.3.10 Unit Configuration

To view the unit configuration, press C from Port m enu, then the screen will show as below.
T 1 Po r t B
= = = P or t 1 - Ho u r S ta t. R ep o rt == =
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 5 :0 7 :1 4 1 0 /0 3 /2 0 06
USER
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S) ( CS S )
: 0
0
0
0
0
1s t N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - 2n d N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - 3r d N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - 4t h N e ar e st 15 - Mi n I n te r va l : -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -- - -- - - - Va l id 15 - Mi n I n te rv a l s i n C ur r en t 2 4 -H ou r In t er v al : 0
(E S )
( UA S ) ( BE S ) (S E S)
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -10 / 02 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -10 / 01 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 30 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 29 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 28 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 27 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -09 / 26 / 20 0 6
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - --
( CS S )
- -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - - -- - -

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5.3.11 Unit Status

Press I from the port menu, to show the screen of Unit Status as below.
T 1 Po r t B
= == Po r t S ta tu s == =
- - LI N E - LO S
:
LO F
:
RC V A I S :
RC V Y E L :
XM T A I S :
XM T Y E L :
BP V E R RO R
ES E R RO R
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
LOS
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
C O UN T : 0
C O UN T : 0
- - TE S T - PA T TE R N T RA N SM I TT ED : O F F
NE A R- E ND LO O PB A CK
: OFF
5.3.12 Unit Alarm History

To view the unit alarm history, press H from the Port Menu.
T 1 Po r t B
L O C AL
RAI
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
ES
UAS
CSS
M A C C H AN G E
= == Po r t A la r m Hi s t or y = = =
[T H RE SH O L D]
10 E- 5
1
1
1
[ CU R R- S TA T E]
OK
OK
A LM
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
OK
[ CO U NT ]
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[A L AR M ]
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
NOTE:
Configuration
E1 Line
RAI
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
ES
UAS
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Alarm
Options
10E- (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
1-900
99
Default
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
MAJOR
10E-5
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
Configuration
CSS
Options
Threshold
Alarm
Threshold
Bundle Status
Change
Mac
Default
1-900
1-900
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
MAJOR
5.3.13 Fom Status

When WAN port is optical interface; the main menu will show Fom Status.
T 1 Po r t B
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
G - > F om St a tu s
1 0: 24 : 2 8 0 8/ 2 8/ 2 00 7
[ SE TU P ]
B - > S e nd Be r t
[ L O G]
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = == = F o m S ta tu s == = == =
C on n e ct o r
: LC
M ed i a
S pe e d
: 10 0 M B yt es / S ec
E nc o d in g
: 8B 1 0B
L en g t h( 9 /1 2 5 m m f ib e r)
: 1 00 0 0 m
L en g t h( 5 0/ 1 25 mm fi b er )
: 5 00 m
L en g t h( 6 2. 5 /1 2 5 m m f ib er ) : 5 00 m
: - -- -
< < ES C k e y t o r et u rn t o pr e vi o us me n u, SP AC E ba r t o r e fr e sh
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1 6: 23 : 3 7 1 0/ 2 2/ 2 00 7
5.4 DTE (V.35/V.36/RS232/RS449/EIA530/X.21/RS422) Sub-Menu

To setup DTE you must first choose a unit. The menu path is as follows:
O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Under the Controller Menu, press P to choose port. T he user can choose either port C or port
D to do setup. Then the following Port Menu of DTE (V.35) port will show.
Note: For DTE setup, the user can only choose port C or port D to do this setup.
D T E P o rt C
[ D I SP L AY ]
C - > D TE Co n fi g ur a ti on
I - > D TE St a tu s
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
1 0: 44 : 2 1 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[ SE T U P]
S - > Sy s te m S e tu p
L - > Lo o pb a ck Te s t
M - > Al a rm Se t up
X - > Cl e ar Al a rm Hi s to ry
[ L O G]
F - > L og Of f
O - > L og On
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5.4.1 DTE Configuration

By Pressing C, the unit setup menu is displayed as follows.
D T E P o rt C
= == Po r t S ta tu s == =
1 0: 46 : 2 6 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
D T E P o rt C
[ - - -- - -- C h a nn e l
mode
Rate
T X _ Cl o ck
R X _ Cl o ck
Data
RTS
TTM
DCD
intf
L O CA L - - -- -- - - ]
: 0
: FU L L
: 64 K Bp s
: No r ma l
: No r ma l
: No r ma l
: Ac t iv e
: Of f
: No r ma l
: V3 5
5.4.2 DTE Status

To enter the DT E status menu, press I. The following screen appears.
D T E P o rt C
= == Po r t S ta tu s == =
1 0: 47 : 1 2 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[ - - -- - - L OC A L - -- - -- ]
D T E -C ex i st e d : Y E S
R T S L O SS
: Y ES
E X T _C L K L OS S
: NO
D S R : NO
C T S : NO
D C D : YE S
D T R : NO
R T S : NO
[ L o op b ac k S t at u s]
D T E L o op b ac k
: O FF
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5.4.3 Alarm History

Press H to view the alarm history.
L O O P I P6 7 00
[ P o rt ]
C :
[ St a te ]
AL A RM
= = = A la r m H is to r y = = =
[ Co un t ]
1
1 0: 50 : 5 0 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[ Al a rm ]
M AJ O R
< < ES C t o r e tu r n t o pr e v io u s m en u , S PA C E to r ef r es h , U k e y t o ch a n ge un i t > >
NOTE:
Configuration
Port C
Options
Default
DISABLE
5.4.4 System Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
S > System Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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D T E P o rt C
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
1 0: 44 : 2 1 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[ SE T U P]
[ L O G]
F - > L og Of f
O - > L og On
Press S to do system setup.

D T E P o rt C
1 0: 53 : 0 4 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
D T E P o rt C
[ - - -- - -- C h a nn e l
mode
Rate
T X _ Cl o ck
R X _ Cl o ck
Data
RTS
TTM
DCD
intf
L O CA L - - -- -- - - ]
: 0
: FU L L
: 64 K Bp s
: No r ma l
: No r ma l
: No r ma l
: Ac t iv e
: Of f
: No r ma l
: V3 5
< < ES C k e y t o p re v io us m en u , S PA C E b ar to a n o th e r p ag e > >
NOTE:
Configuration
Options
Mode
Full, N*64K
Rate
64KBps
Tx_Clock
Normal, Inverted
Rx_Clock
Normal, Inverted
Data
Normal, Inverted
RTS
Active, Permanent
TTM
On, Off
DCD
Normal, On
Intf (V.35)
V.35
Intf (V.36)
X.21, RS232, EIA530, RS422, RS449, V.36
104
Default
Full
64KBps
Normal
Normal
Normal
Active
Off
Normal
V.35
RS422
5.4.5 Loopback Test

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L > Loopback Test
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
D T E P o rt C
[ D I SP L AY ]
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
1 0: 44 : 2 1 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[ SE T U P]
[ L O G]
F - > L og Of f
O - > L og On
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T o enter the Loopback and T est screen, press L. The following screen appears.
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = U n it Lo o pb a ck a n d T e st == =
A R R OW KE Y S: CU R SO R M OV E ; E N TE R K E Y: IT E M SE L E CT ;
1 3: 48 : 5 8 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
D T E P o rt C
[ T E ST ME N U]
D T E L o op b ac k
: *O FF
TO - DT E
T O- W AN
5.4.6 Alarm Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
M > Alarm Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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D T E P o rt C
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
[ D I SP L AY ]
1 0: 44 : 2 1 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[ SE T U P]
[ L O G]
F - > L og Of f
O - > L og On
T o set up the alarm configuration, press M. The following screen is displayed.

L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Al a rm Se tu p == =
[ P o rt ]
C :
1 4: 55 : 1 9 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[A l ar m ]
MA J OR
NOTE:
Configuration
Port C
Options
107
Default
MAJOR

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
D T E P o rt C
[ D I SP L AY ]
== = P o rt Me nu = ==
1 0: 44 : 2 1 0 9/ 0 6/ 2 00 7
[ SE T U P]
[ L O G]
F - > L og Of f
O - > L og On
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Under Port Menu, press X to clear alarm histor y, then press Y or N to confirm it.
5.5 DS3/E3 Sub-Menu

To setup DS3/E3 you must first choose a unit. The menu path is as follows:
O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
Main Menu for Electrical Interface:
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Note: If WAN port is optical interface, Display option will show G -> Fom Status.
Main Menu for Optical Interface:

L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
Note: If W AN port is optical interface, Display option will show G -> Fom Status.
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Under the Controller Menu, press P to choose port A, then the following Port Menu of DS3/E3
is shown below. W hen the user plug-in the DS3 card, the whole unit is for port A only.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 6: 52 : 4 0 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
5.5.1 System Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
S > System Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
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Under the Controller Menu, press P to choose port. The user can choose port A only to do
setup. Then the Port Menu of DS3/E3 is shown below.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
Press S to do system setup.

= = = D S3 / E3 Sy s te m S e tu p = = =
1 7: 13 : 5 5 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
C AR D T Y PE = D S3
T X- L EN G TH = 0 -2 25
X MT - AI S
= ON
NOTE:
Configuration
Card type
TX-LENGTH
XMT-AIS
Options
E3/DS3
0 to 225, 225 to 450
ON, OFF
Default
DS3
0 to 225
ON
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O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L > Loopback Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
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To enter the Loopback Setup screen, press L. The following screen appears.
= = = D S3 / E3 Lo o pb ac k Te s t = ==
: *O F F
LL B
L OC A L- A
1 7: 38 : 0 1 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
L OC A L- D
5.5.3 Clear Performance Data

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
K > Clear Performance Data
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
113

DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
Press K to show Clear Performance Data.
= > > C l ea r P e rf o rm a nc e D a ta (Y / N) ?
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5.5.4 Alarm Setup

O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
M > Alarm Setup
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
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T o do alarm setup, press M from Port Menu, then the following screen will show up. Please use
T ab k ey to choose the configuration.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]

= == DS 3 /E 3 A l ar m S e tu p = = =
[ T Y PE ]
[ T HR E SH O LD ]
LOS
LCV
1 0 E- 5
LES
00 1
SEFS
00 1
UAS
00 1
M A C C H AN G E
1 1: 15 : 0 2 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
[ A LA R M]
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
M A JO R
NOTE:
Configuration
LOS
E1 Line
Alarm
LCV
Threshold
Alarm
LES
Threshold
Alarm
SEFS
Threshold
Alarm
UAS
Threshold
Bundle Status
Change
Mac
Options
Default

10E- (5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
1-900
1-900
1-900
MAJOR
MAJOR
10E-5
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
1
MAJOR
MAJOR
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O > Logon
P > Choose a Port
L O O P I P6 7 00
== = M a in Me nu = ==
: 11 03 8 1
S ta r t T i me
1 4: 26 : 0 7 1 1/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
OS C V er : OC X O
: 14 : 00 : 08 1 1 / 27 / 20 0 8
[ D I SP L AY ]
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
[ MI SC ]
Z - > R e se t
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
Under Port Menu, press X to clear alarm histor y, then press Y or N to confirm it.
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5.5.6 1-Hour Performance (Perf.) Report

The full path for 1 Hour Perf. Report is as follows:
1 > 1 Hour Perf. Report
To display 1-Hour Perf. Report, press 1 from the Controller Menu.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
The 1 Hour Perf. Report menu will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor and TAB key to roll the
desired option and the screen will show as below
= = = D S 3/ E 3 1 -H o ur Pe rf . Re p or t = = =
LI N E
Note:
Type
T ype
Option
User, Line
118
1 1: 59 : 1 7 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8

After pressing ENT ER from the above screen, the following screen will show up.
User:
= = = D S 3/ E 3 1 -H o ur St at . Re p or t = = =
1 3: 15 : 4 6 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 1 :0 6 :2 3 0 1 /1 7 /2 0 08
USER
(L E S) ( UA S ) ( SE F S) (L C V)
: 0
5 62
0
0
9 00
0
0
9 00
0
0
9 00
0
0
9 00
0
0
(L E S) ( UA S ) ( SE F S) (L C V)
: 0
7 20 0
0
0
01 / 16 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 15 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 14 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 13 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 12 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 11 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 10 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -< < TA B k e y t o s ho w S ta t i st i cs Re p or t > >
Line:
= = = D S 3/ E 3 1 -H o ur St at . Re p or t = = =
1 3: 21 : 3 6 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 1 :0 6 :2 3 0 1 /1 7 /2 0 08
LINE
- - Va l id Se c on d s i n Cu r r en t 1 5 -M i n I nt e rv al : 1 3 s e co n ds
(L E S) ( UA S ) ( SE F S) (L C V)
: 0
13
0
0
9 00
0
0
9 00
0
0
9 00
0
0
9 00
0
0
(L E S) ( UA S ) ( SE F S) (L C V)
: 0
8 10 0
0
0
01 / 16 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 15 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 14 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 13 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 12 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 11 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -01 / 10 / 20 0 8
: -- - -- - -- - - - -- - - -- - -< < TA B k e y t o s ho w S ta t i st i cs Re p or t > >
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5.5.7 24-Hour Performance (Perf.) Report

The full path for 24 Hour Perf. Report is as follows:
2 > 24 Hour Perf. Report
To display 24-Hour Perf. Report, press 2 from the Controller Menu.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
The 24 Hour Perf. Report menu will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor and TAB key to roll the
desired option and the screen will show as below
= = = D S 3/ E 3 2 4- H ou r P er f . R e po r t = ==
LI N E
Note:
Type
T ype
Option
User, Line
120
1 3: 24 : 0 8 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8

After pressing ENT ER from the above screen, the following screen (User and Line) will show
up.
User:
== = DS 3 /E 3 2 4 -H o ur Pe rf . Re p or t = = =
> > Se l ec t P a ra m et e r ? * L ES U A S
LI N E
S E FS
1 5 :4 0: 0 5 0 1 /1 7 /2 0 08
L CV
Note:
Type
User
Parameter
LES, UAS, SEFS, LCV
Default
LES
Use the arrow keys to move the cursor and TAB key to roll the desired options (LES, UAS, SEFS and LCV),
and the sample of LES screen is shown below.
1 5: 44 : 5 6 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 1 :0 6 :2 3 0 1 /1 7 /2 0 08
U S E R L ES
(L E S) ( UA S ) ( SE F S) (L C V)
: 0
5 12
0
0
: 0
1 62 0 0 0
0
- - US E R, LE S , L as t 9 6 1 5 -M i n I nt e rv a l :
01 - 08 > 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
09 - 16 > 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17 - 24 > 0
0
- -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 25 - 32 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 33 - 40 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 41 - 48 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 49 - 56 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 57 - 64 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 65 - 72 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 73 - 80 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 81 - 88 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 89 - 96 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - < < TA B k e y t o s ho w S ta t i st i cs Re p or t > >
121

Line:
0 1 / 17 / 20 0 8
== = DS 3 /E 3 2 4 -H o ur Pe rf . Re p or t = = =
> > Se l ec t R e gi s te r T yp e ? US E R * LI N E
> > Se l ec t P a ra m et e r ? * L ES U A S
S E FS
1 5 :4 9: 3 6 0 1 /1 7 /2 0 08
L CV
Note:
Type
Line
Parameter
LES, UAS, SEFS, LCV
Default
LES
Use the arrow keys to move the cursor and TAB key to roll the desired options (LES, UAS, SEFS and LCV),
and the sample of LES screen is shown below.
1 5: 57 : 0 2 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
S t a rt Ti m e = 1 1 :0 6 :2 3 0 1 /1 7 /2 0 08
L I N E L ES
(L E S) ( UA S ) ( SE F S) (L C V)
: 0
3 38
0
0
: 0
1 71 0 0 0
0
- - LI N E, LE S , L as t 9 6 1 5 -M i n I nt e rv a l :
01 - 08 > 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
09 - 16 > 0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17 - 24 > 0
0
0
- -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 25 - 32 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 33 - 40 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 41 - 48 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 49 - 56 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 57 - 64 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 65 - 72 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 73 - 80 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 81 - 88 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - 89 - 96 > - -- - - - -- -- - -- - - - -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - < < TA B k e y t o s ho w S ta t i st i cs Re p or t > >
122

The full path for Line Availability is as follows:
A > Line Availability
To display Line Availability, press A from the Controller Menu.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
The Line Availability menu will appear.

= == DS 3 /E 3 L i ne Av ai l a bi l it y = = =
St a rt Ti m e
1 5: 58 : 0 9 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
: 11 : 06 : 23 01 / 17 / 20 08
Va l id Se c on d s
: 17 5 06 se c on d s
Un a va i la b le Se c on ds : 17 5 06 se c on d s
Li n e A va l ia b il i ty : 0. 0 %
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5.5.9 Configuration
The full path for Configuration is as follows:
C > Configuration
To view the Unit Configuration, press C from the Port Menu.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
The Unit Configuration menu will appear.

= = = D S3 / E3 Sy s te m S e tu p = = =
1 6: 05 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
C AR D T Y PE = D S3
T X- L EN G TH = 0 -2 25
X MT - AI S
= ON
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5.5.10 Status
The full path for Status is as follows:
I > Status
To view the Unit Status, press I from the Port Menu.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
The Unit Status menu will appear.

= = = D S3 / E3 St at u s = = =
- - LI N E - LO S
:
XM T A I S :
BP V E R RO R
ES E R RO R
1 6: 09 : 5 3 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
LOS
AIS
C O UN T : 0
C O UN T : 0
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5.5.11 Alarm History

The full path for Alarm History is as follows:
H > Alarm History
To view the Alarm History, press H from the Port Menu.
DS 3 /E 3 m en u
[ D I SP L AY ]
2 - > 2 4- H ou r P e rf . R ep o r t
I - > S ta t us
1 7: 11 : 2 8 0 1/ 1 6/ 2 00 8
[ SE TU P ]
[ L O G]
The Alarm History menu will appear.

L O C AL
LOS
LCV
LES
SEFS
UAS
M A C C H AN G E
= = = D S3 / E3 Al a rm H i s to r y = ==
[T H RE SH O L D]
10 E- 5
1
1
1
[ CU R R- S TA T E]
A LM
OK
OK
OK
A LM
OK
OK
[ CO U NT ]
1
0
1
0
21
0
0
1 6: 12 : 4 1 0 1/ 1 7/ 2 00 8
[A L AR M ]
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
MA J OR
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Chapter 6 Front Panel Operation
6 FRONT PANEL OPERATION

The front panel LCD utilizes a 2-line by 16-character display and four keys labeled ESC, ENTER, left arrow '<',
and right arrow '>', as shown in Figure 5-1. The ENTER key is to enable a selection, while the left and right
arrow keys move the cursor to the left and right respectively. The ESC key returns to the next higher level of
selection or to the main menu without performing any operation. When the menu selected has no further
sub-menus, the current item selected is indicated by *.
NOTE: For each selection or change, ENTER key must be pressed to confirm.
Loop - IP
CONSOLE
TM
TDMoEthernet
ESC
D
C
10/100
LINK/ACT
LAN
WAN
LINK / ACT
B
ENTER
SNMP
POWER
ALM
10
/ 100
PORT
CONSOLE
D
LAN WAN
LINK/ACT
10/100
Loop-IP TM
LINK/ACT
ACO
TDMoEthernet
A
POWER
SNMP/ LAN2
ALM
10/100
Figure 6- 1 Front Panels
127

The entire LCD menu tree is shown below. By successively selecting the menu item at each level, the desired
operation or display can be obtained. Use left or right key to select the desired main menu branch and press
ENTER.
Main
Menu
Configuration
Bundle status
Bundle setup
System
Alarm
Information
Software
Version
Store Config
Alarm clock
Hardware
Version
Retrieve
Config
Alarm link
Serial
Number
Load Default
Source IP
Classifi pack RX
Ethernet
Source subnet
Byte received
Lan port
Gateway IP
Byte transmitted
Bun ACT Timer
Port select
Packet received
LPT Timer
Bundle ID
Packet transmitted
Alarm clock
Lan Rate
Action
LAN WAN SNMP
Alarm link
CAS Idle code
UDP number
Remote loss
Timeslot form
IP
Timeslot num
IP address
Destination IP
Subnet Mask
Cell in bundle
Gatway IP
Jitter delay
Date
Jitter size
Time
Vlan
SNMP
Vlan1 ID
Trap IP1
Device Name
Trap IP2
Console Port
Trap IP3
Baud Rate
Trap IP4
Data Length
Trap IP5
Alarm setup
Alarm status
Alarm clear
Vlan1 priority
Vlan2 ID
Vlan2 priority
Bundle status
Confirm?
Stop Bit
Community get
Parity
Community set
Figure 6- 2 LCD Menu Tree
128
Miscellaneous
System reset
E1
Conf setup
Port Status
Frame
LOF LOS
Code
RCV AIS
RCV RAI
CRC
XMT AIS
AMT RAI
RAI
BPV ES
Port Alarm
Port loopback
Clock Source
Local
Loopback
Master Clock
Alarm type
Remote
Loopback
Second
Clock
Threshold
Send Bert
Current Clock
Alarm setup
Port History
Bert Type
Recover
Clock
AIS
RAI
Bert Direct
Clock status
CAS
AIS
Timeslot from
OOS
LOS
Timeslot to
FDL
LOF
Sa-bit
BPV
IDLE
ES
UAS
CSS
BUNDLE
MAC
Alarm clear
Figure 6- 3 E1 LCD Menu Tree
129
T1
Conf setup
Port Status
Frame
LOF LOS
Code
RCV AIS
RCV RAI
CRC
XMT AIS
XMT RAI
RAI
BPV ES
Port Alarm
Port loopback
Clock Source
Local
Loopback
Master Clock
Alarm type
Remote
Loopback
Second
Clock
Threshold
Send Bert
Current Clock
Alarm setup
Port History
Bert Type
Recover
Clock
AIS
RAI
Bert Direct
Clock status
CAS
AIS
Timeslot from
OOS
LOS
Timeslot to
FDL
LOF
Sa_bit
BPV
IDLEEE
ES
UAS
CSS
BUNDLE
MAC
Alarm clear
Figure 6- 4 T1 LCD Menu Tree
130
DTE
Conf setup
Port Status
Port Alarm
Port loopback
Clock Source
Mode
Exist
RTS LOS
Rate
CLK LOS
DSR
Alarm type
Second
Clock
Tx clock
CTS
DCD
Threshold
Current Clock
Rx clock
DTR
RTS
Data
Alarm setup
Alarm History
Alarm clear
RTS
TTM
DCD
Figure 6- 5 DTE LCD Menu Tree
131
Local
Loopback
Master Clock
Recover
Clock
Clock status
6.1 Configuration
Configuration group includes System and Console Port menus.
IP-6700
System
6.1.1
System
Press ENTER from the above menu to enter into the System menu, which includes Ethernet, Lan port, Bun
ACT Timer, LPT Timer Lan Rate, CAS Idle code, Remote loss, IP, Date, Time, and SNMP submenus.
System
Configuration
6.1.1.1
Ethernet
Presses ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select ENABLE or DISABLE, then press ENTER.
Please refer to the 6.1.7 for detail information.
System
Ethernet
Ethernet
ENABLE
Ethernet
DISABLE
6.1.1.2
Lan Port
Press ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select Lan Port, then press ENTER. Please refer to
the 6.1.1.1 for detail information.
System
Lan Port
Lan Port
Data_only
Data_only
D+S S-on
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Data_only
D+S S-off
6.1.1.3
Bun ACT Timer
Press ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select Bun ACT Timer, then press ENTER. Bun ACT
Timer is used t setup the regular time to do activation. When the local side sets up a bundle, a signal is sent to
see if the remote side is online or not. When the local side and the Remote side are both on line, the activation
can be done.
System
Bun ACT Timer
Bun ACT Timer

1-9999(number)
6.1.1.4
LPT Timer
Press ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select LPT Timer, then press ENTER. When remote
side through FDL ask to do Loopback, Local side will do time setup. After time setup it will cancel Loopback
automatically.
System
LPT Timer
LPT Timer
1-9999(number)
6.1.1.5
Lan Rate
Press ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select Lan Rate, then press ENTER. The speed of
LAN+WAN is 100M. The user can setup the speed of LAN in order to keep the WAN rate.
System
Lan Rate
Lan Rate
1-9999(number)
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6.1.1.6
CAS Idle code
Press ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select CAS Idle code, then press ENTER. The code
of CAS Rate can choose the number form 1 to 15.
System
CAS Idle code
Lan Rate
1-15(number)
6.1.1.7
Remote loss
Press ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select Remote loss, then press ENTER. When the
user cannot receive bundle packet from others, it will still send users bundle packet. After the user presses the
stop, the user will not send any information to others. In addition, the user will stop send information to others.
System
Remote loss
Remote loss
continue
Remote loss
stop
6.1.1.8
IP
The IP menu allows modification of device IP address, IP address for Subnet Mask and Gateway, and IP
interface. Each IP address can be modified by moving the cursor to the desired position and selecting a
number. After making all changes, select YES to save the changes.
System
IP
IP Address
000.000.000.000
Subnet Mask
000.000.000.000
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Gateway IP
000.000.000.000
6.1.1.9
Date
Press ENTER from the System menu. Use arrow keys to select Date, then press ENTER. This is used to setup
the system data.
System
Date
Date
Month/day/year
6.1.1.10
Time
This menu is used to setup the system time.
System
Time
Time
Hour/min/sec
6.1.1.11
SNMP
This menu is used to select SNMP. Under Main menu, use left or right key to select SNMP menu. Under SNMP
sub-menu, use arrow keys to select a desired option
Its sub-menus include these options: Trap IP1, Trap IP2, TrapIP3, Trap IP4, Trap IP5, Community get and
Community set.
System
SNMP
SNMP
Trap IP1
Trap IP1
000.000.000.000
135
Trap IP2
000.000.000.000
Trap IP3
000.000.000.000
Trap IP4
000.000.000.000
Trap IP5
000.000.000.000
Community get
XXXXX(test)
Community set
XXXXX(test)
6.1.1.12
Device Name
This menu is used to setup the Device Name.
System
Device Name
To rename the device name, use arrow keys to select a desired number or character, press ENTER. Then
move the cursor at OK, press ENTER to enable the device name.
Device Name
XXXXX(test)
136
6.2 Bundle Setup

The menus are used to configure console port to select Source IP, Source subnet, Gateway IP, Port select,
Bundle ID, Action, UDP number, Timeslot from, Timeslot num, Destination IP, Cell in bundle, Jitter delay, Jitter
size, Vlan, Vlan1 ID, Vlan1 priority, Vlan2 ID, Vlan2 priority, Bundle status, and Confirm. Under Bundle setup
menu, use left or right key to select Console Port menu. Press ENTER to enter into its submenus.
Configuration
Bundle Setup
6.2.1
Source IP
Under IP menu, move the cursor to the Source-IP option; the system will show Source IP Address as below.
Bundle Setup
Source IP
Source IP
000.000.000.000
6.2.2
Source subnet
Under IP menu, move the cursor to the Source-subnet option; the system will show Source Subnet Address as
below.
Bundle Setup
Source subnet
Source subnet
000.000.000.000
6.2.3
Gateway IP
If source IP and destination IP are not in a LAN the user must setup the LAN router address to the Getway IP.
Bundle Setup
Gateway IP
Gateway IP
000.000.000.000
137
6.2.4
Port Select
Under Port Select menu, the user can select what port they want to setup.
Bundle Setup
Port select
Port select
PORT-A
Port select
PORT-B
Port select
PORT-C
Port select
PORT-D
6.2.5
Bundle ID
Move the cursor to select Bundle ID, press ENTER. Please refer to 6.1.2.2 (table of Maximum Bundle
Allocation) for detail information.
Bundle Setup
Bundle ID
Bundle ID
1-31(number)
6.2.6
Action
The Action has two options, Add bundle and Delete bundle. Move the cursor to select action, press ENTER.
Bundle Setup
Action
Action
Add bundle
138
Action
Delete bundle
Action
Delete all
Action
Active all
Action
Change bundle
Action
Stop Tx bundle
6.2.7
UDP number
There are 4 ports to have UDP number from 1 to 8063. If one port gets UDP number such as 100, another port
cannot use same UDP number (refer to Figure 6-1 for detail). Move the cursor to select UDP number, press
ENTER.
Bundle Setup
UDP number
UDP number
1-8063(number)
6.2.8
Timeslot from
To modify the Timeslot from, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Setup
Timeslot from
Timeslot from
1-31(number)
139
6.2.9
Timeslot num
To modify the Timeslot num, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Setup
Timeslot num
Timeslot num
1-31(number)
6.2.10 Destination IP
The Destination Address field identifies the station or stations that are to receive the packet. The Source
Address identifies the station that originated the packet. A Destination Address may specify either an
"individual address" destined for a single station, or a "multicast address" destined for a group of stations. A
Destination Address of all 1 bits refers to all stations on the LAN and is called a "broadcast address". Move the
cursor to select Destination IP, press ENTER.
Bundle Setup
Destination IP
Destination IP
000.000.000.000
6.2.11 Cell in bundle

In one bundle, how many cell will include (refer to Figure 8-5 for detail). Move the cursor to select Cell in
bundle, press ENTER.
Bundle Setup
Cell in bundle
Cell in bundle
1-31(number)
6.2.12 Jitter delay

Move the cursor to select Jitter delay, press ENTER. The number is from 1 to 512. Total delay buffer n 0.5 ms
max.
Bundle Setup
Jitter delay
140
Jitter delay
1-512(number)
6.2.13 Jitter size

Move the cursor to select Jitter size, the number is from 1-512, press ENTER. Packet delay cannot n x 0.5
ms.
Bundle Setup
Jitter size
Jitter size
1-512(number)
6.2.14 Vlan
Move the cursor to select Current Vlan press ENTER. Under Vlan sub-menu, use arrow keys to select a
desired option.
Their submenu includes these options: OFF, 1-VLAN and 2-VLAN
Bundle Setup
Vlan
Vlan
OFF
Vlan
1-VLAN
Vlan
2-VLAN
6.2.15 Vlan1 ID
To modify the Vlan1 ID, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Setup
Vlan1 ID
141
Vlan1 ID
1-4095(number)
6.2.16 Vlan1 priority

To modify the Vlan1 priority, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Setup
Vlan1 priority
Vlan1 priority
1-7(number)
6.2.17 Vlan2 ID
To modify the Vlan2 ID, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Setup
Vlan2 ID
Vlan2 ID
1-4095(number)
6.2.18 Vlan2 priority

To modify the Vlan2 priority, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Setup
Vlan2 priority
Vlan2 priority
1-7(number)
6.2.19 Bundle status

Bundle status menu shows the current parity selection of Deactive, NONE, or Active. To active or deactive
Bundle status, move cursor to a desired selection and press ENTER.
Bundle Setup
Bundle status
142
Bundle status
Deactive
Bundle status
NONE
Bundle status
Active
6.2.20 Confirm?
Move the cursor to confirm, press ENTER. Move the cursor to NO or YES to confirm the Bundle setup.
Bundle Setup
Confirm?
Confirm?
No
Confirm?
YES
6.3 Bundle Status

The menus are used to configure Bundle status to select Classifi pack RX, Byte received, Byte transmitted,
Packet received, Packet transmitted and LAN WAN SNMP. Under Bundle status menu, use left or right key to
select Console Port menu. Press ENTER to enter into its submenus.
Configuration
Bundle Status
6.3.1
Classifi pack RX
To modify the Classifi pack RX, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Status
Classifi pack RX
143
Classifi pack RX
0(number)
6.3.2
Byte received
To modify the Byte received, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Status
Byte received
Byte received
0(number)
6.3.3
Byte transmitted
To modify the Byte transmitted, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Status
Byte transmitted
Byte transmitted
0(number)
6.3.4
Packet received
To modify the Packet received, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Status
Packet received
Packet received
0(number)
6.3.5
Packet transmitted
To modify the Packet transmitted, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Bundle Status
Packet transmitted
144
Packet transmitted
0(number)
6.3.6
LAN WAN SNMP
Move the cursor to select LAN WAN SNMP, press ENTER.
Bundle Status
LAN WAN SNMP
LAN WAN SNMP

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6.4 Alarm
The menus are used to select Alarm in order to setup alarm, clear alarm and to clear alarm. Under Alarm
Configuration
Alarm
6.4.1
Alarm setup
Move the cursor to NEXT or PREV to view alarm, then go to EDIT option with pressing ENTER to do alarm
setup.
Alarm
Alarm setup
6.4.1.1
Alarm clock
The setup menu is used to setup clock alarm. The clock alarm occur when the clock source change.
Alarm setup
Alarm clock
Alarm clock
DISABLE
145
Alarm clock
MAJOR
Alarm clock
CRITICAL
Alarm clock
MINOR
6.4.1.2
Alarm link
Press ENTER from the Alarm link menu. Use arrow keys to select alarm link, then press ENTER.
Their submenu includes these options: DISABLE, MAJOR< CRITICAL and MINOR.
Alarm setup
Alarm link
Alarm link
DISABLE
Alarm link
MAJOR
Alarm link
CRITICAL
Alarm link
MINOR
6.4.2
Alarm status
Move the cursor to select alarm status, press ENTER. Move the cursor to NO or YES to confirm the alarm
status.
Alarm
Alarm status
CLOCK LINK
NO
YES
146
6.4.3
Alarm clear
Pressing enter when cursor is on NEXT will move to the next alarm item. To confirm the existing option, move
cursor to EDIT and press ENTER. Then move cursor to the desired option and press ENTER.
The alarm queue can be cleared.
Alarm
Alarm clear
Alarm clear
Confirm?
6.5 Information
The menus are used to select Software version, Hardware version and Serial number. Under Information
Configuration
Information
6.5.1
Software Version
Move the cursor to select Software Version, press ENTER.
Information
Software Version
Software Version
xxxx(text)
6.5.2
Hardware Version
To modify the Hardware version, first move the cursor to the text to be modified. Press enter.
Information
Hardware Version
Hardware Version
xxxx(text)
147
6.5.3
Serial number
To modify the Serial number, first move the cursor to the text to be modified. Press enter.
Information
Serial number
Serial number
xxxx(text)
6.6 Miscellaneous
The Miscellaneous group includes: Store Config, Retrieve Config, Load Default, and System reset.
Configuration
Miscellaneous
6.6.1
Store Config
Pressing enter when cursor is on NEXT will move to the next Store Config item. To confirm the existing option,
press ENTER.
Miscellaneous
Store Config
Store Config
Confirm?
6.6.2
Retrieve Config
Pressing enter when cursor is on NEXT will move to the next Retrieve Config item. To confirm the existing
option, press ENTER
Miscellaneous
Retrieve Config
Retrieve Config
Confirm?
148
6.6.3
Load Default
Pressing enter when cursor is on NEXT will move to the next Load Default item. To confirm the existing option,
press ENTER. Note: Load Default will causes reboot.
Miscellaneous
Load Default
Load Default
Confirm?
6.6.4
System reset
Pressing enter when cursor is on NEXT will move to the next System reset item. To confirm the existing option,
press ENTER.
Miscellaneous
System reset
System reset
Confirm?
149
6.7 E1-CARD Menu

Config setup includes Frame, Code, CRC, RAI, CIS, CAS, OOS, FDL, Sa_bit and IDLE menus.
IP6700
E1-CARD PORT B
6.7.1
Config Setup
Move the cursor to select Config Setup, press ENTER.
E1-CARD PORT B
Config Setup
6.7.1.1
Frame
Move the cursor to select Frame, press ENTER. To enable it, move the cursor to ON and press ENTER. To
disable it, move the cursor to OFF and press ENTER.
Config Setup
Frame
Frame
OFF
Frame
ON
6.7.1.2
Code
To select the coding scheme, use the arrow keys cycle through to a proper selection and press ENTER. The
choices for E1 are AMI and HDB3. Using the arrow keys to change the setting, and press ENTER. Be sure that
this setting matches that of the network.
Config Setup
Code
Code
AMI
Code
HDB3
150

6.7.1.3
CRC
The cyclic redundancy check function can be turned on or off. Unlike bipolar violation, which can monitor only
one span, CRC menu allows error monitoring through multiple spans of E1 line. For two frame mode, set CRC
to OFF. For multi-frame mode, set CRC to ON.
Config Setup
CRC
CRC
ON
CRC
OFF
6.7.1.4
RAI
Remote Alarm Indication, transmits a return signal back out to indicate loss of signal and loss of frame sync at
the receiving side if the port. This action can be turned ON or OFF.
Use arrow keys to select ON or OFF, then press ENTER to enable or disable the option.
Config Setup
RAI
RAI
ON
RAI
OFF
6.7.1.5
AIS
Under CIS submenu, use arrow keys to select ON or OFF, then press ENTER to enable or disable the option.
Config Setup
AIS
AIS
ON
AIS
OFF
151

6.7.1.6
CAS
Signaling is either CAS (channel associated signalling) or out-of-band such as CCIS (common channel
interoffice signalling). To change the signaling type, use the arrow keys to choose from CAS ON or CAS OFF
and press ENTER.
Config Setup
CAS
CAS
OFF
CAS
ON
6.7.1.7
OOS
To change the OOS protocol, use the arrow keys to cycle through to the proper selection and Press ENTER.
Config Setup
OOS
OOS
BUSY
OOS
IDLE
OOS
BUSY_IDLE
OOS
IDLE_BUSY
6.7.1.8
FDL
FDL menu shows the facility data link. Move the cursor at a desired option, press ENTER to confirm it.
Config Setup
FDL
152
FDL
OFF
FDL
FDL
FDL
HDLC
6.7.1.9
Sa_bit
To change a channel for FDL, move cursor to Sabit, and use left or right arrow keys to select a channel, press
ENTER.
Config Setup
Sa_bit
Sa_bit
Sa4
Sa_bit
Sa5
Sa_bit
Sa6
Sa_bit
Sa7
Sa_bit
Sa8
Sa_bit
Sa4+Sa5
153

6.7.1.10
IDLE
Press ENTER for the Line Idle Code menu. The user can enter number from 0-255 to the Idle menu.
Config Setup
IDLE
IDLE
0-255(number)
6.7.2
Port Status
Under the E1 card menu, move the cursor to Port Status option, then the system will show as below.
E1-CARD PORT B
Port Status
6.7.2.1
LOF LOS
Under Port Status menu to select LOF LOS, and move the cursor to NO to setup LOF LOS then press ENTER.
Port Status
LOF LOS
LOF LOS
NO No
6.7.2.2
RCV AIS RCV RAI
Under Port Status menu to select RCV AIS RCV RAI, press ENTER, move the cursor to NO to setup RCV AIS
RCV RAI, then press ENTER.
Port Status
RCV AIS RCV RAI
RCV AIS RCV RAI

NO NO
154

6.7.2.3
XMT AIS XMT RAI
Under Port Status menu to select XMT AIS XMT RAI, press ENTER, move the cursor to NO to setup XMT AIS
XMT RAI, then press ENTER.
Port Status
XMT AIS XMT RAI
XMT AIS XMT RAI

NO No
6.7.2.4
BPV ES
To setup the BPV ES, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Port Status
BPV ES
BPV ES
000 000
6.7.3
Port Alarm
Move the cursor to select Port Alarm, press ENTER.
E1-CARD PORT B
Port Alarm
6.7.3.1
Alarm Setup
setup.
Port Alarm
Alarm Setup
6.7.3.1.1
Alarm Type
Move the cursor to select Alarm Type, press ENTER. The alarm types include RAI, AIS, LOS, LOF, BPV, ES,
UAS, CSS, BUNDEL and MAC.
Port Alarm
Alarm setup
155
Alarm setup
Alarm Type
E1 RAI
CRITI
E1 RAI
MINOR
E1 RAI
DIS
E1 RAI
MAJOR
6.7.3.1.2
Threshold
Move the cursor to select Current Threshold press ENTER. Under Threshold sub-menu, use arrow keys to
select a desired option.
Their submenu includes these options: E1 BPV, E1 ES, E1 UAS, and E1 CSS. Then move the cursor to the
digit to be modified.
Port Alarm
Alarm setup
Alarm setup
Threshold
E1 BPV
1-9
E1 ES
1-65535
E1 UAS
1-65535
156
E1 CSS
1-65535
6.7.3.2
Port History
Move the cursor to select Current Port History, press ENTER. Under Port History sub-menu, use arrow keys to
Their submenu includes these options: RAI, AIS, LOS, LOF, BPV, ES, UAS, CSS, BUNDLE and MAC.
Port Alarm
Port History
6.7.3.2.1
RAI
Move the cursor to select RAI, press ENTER.

Note: 1. CRITI is Critical
2. If the RAI alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
3. 0000 shows how many times have it ever happened?
Port History
RAI
RAI
CRITI OK 0000
6.7.3.2.2
AIS
AIS menu shows the configuration set for the alarm indication signal. Move the cursor to select AIS, press
ENTER.
2. If the AIS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
AIS
AIS
CRITI OK 0000
157
6.7.3.2.3
LOS
Move the cursor to select LOS, press ENTER.

2. If the LOS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
LOS
LOS
CRITI OK 0000
6.7.3.2.4
LOF
Move the cursor to select LOF, press ENTER.

2. If the LOF alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
LOF
LOF
CRITI OK 0000
6.7.3.2.5
BPV
Move the cursor to select BPV, press ENTER.

2. If the ES alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, the LCD screen will show OK.
Port History
BPV
BPV
CRITI OK 0000
158
6.7.3.2.6
ES
Move the cursor to select ES, press ENTER.

2. If the ES alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, the LCD screen will show OK.
Port History
ES
ES
CRITI OK 0000
6.7.3.2.7
UAS
Move the cursor to select UAS, press ENTER.

2. If the UAS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, the LCD screen will show OK.
Port History
UAS
UAS
CRITI OK 0000
6.7.3.2.8
CSS
Move the cursor to select CSS, press ENTER.

2. If the CSS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, the LCD screen will show OK.
Port History
CSS
CSS
CRITI OK 0000
159
6.7.3.2.9
BUNDLE
Move the cursor to select BUNDLE, press ENTER.

2. If the BUNDLE alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, the LCD screen will show OK.
Port History
BUNDLE
BUNDLE
CRITI OK 0000
6.7.3.2.10
MAC
Move the cursor to select MAC, press ENTER.

2. If the MAC alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, the LCD screen will show OK.
Port History
MAC
MAC
CRITI OK 0000
6.7.3.3
Alarm Clear
Port Alarm
Alarm Clear
Alarm Clear
Confirm?
160
6.7.4
Port Loopback
Move the cursor to select Port Loopback, press ENTER.
E1-CARD PORT B
Port Loopback
6.7.4.1
Local Loopback
Move the cursor to select Current Local Loopback press ENTER. Under Local Loopback sub-menu, use arrow
keys to select a desired option.
Their submenu includes these options: OFF, LOCAL, PLB and LLB.
Port Loopback
Local Loopback
Local Loopback
OFF
Local Loopback
LOCAL
Local Loopback
PLB
Local Loopback
LLB
6.7.4.2
Remote Loopback
E1 remote loopback is used to activate E1 line remote loopback test. To activate or deactivate E1 remote
loopback, use left or right arrow keys cycle through to a desired selection and press ENTER.
Port Loopback
Remote Loopback
Remote Loopback
Active
Remote Loopback
Deactive
161
6.7.4.3
Send Bert
Move the cursor to select Send Bert, press ENTER.
Port Loopback
Send Bert
6.7.4.3.1
Bert Type
Move the cursor to select Current Bert Type press ENTER. Under Bert Type sub-menu, use arrow keys to
Their submenu includes these options: OFF, PRBS_FULL and N*64K.
Send Bert
Bert Type
Bert Type
OFF
Bert Type
PRBS_FULL
Bert Type
N*64K
6.7.4.3.2
Bert Direct
Move the cursor to select Bert Direct, press ENTER. Its sub-menus include these options: LINE and PCM. The
user can send their packet to LINE or to PCM side.
Send Bert
Bert Direct
Bert Direct
LINE
Bert Direct
PCM
162
6.7.4.3.3
Timeslot from
To modify the Timeslot from, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Send Bert
Timeslot from
Timeslot from
1-32
6.7.4.3.4
Timeslot to
To modify the Timeslot to, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Send Bert
Timeslot to
Timeslot to
1-32
6.7.5
Clock Source
Move the cursor to select Clock Source, press ENTER.
E1-CARD PORT B
Clock Source
6.7.5.1
Master Clock
The IP6700 provide operator to setup each ports clock source from internal, external, line (from A/B/C/D), or
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to select Master Clock press ENTER. Please refer to 6.1.5 for detail
information.
Clock Source
Master Clock
Master Clock
INTERNAL
Master Clock
EXTERNAL
163
Master Clock
PORT A (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT B (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
6.7.5.2
Second Clock
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to Second Clock, press ENTER. Please refer to 6.1.5 for detail
information.
Clock Source
Second Clock
Second Clock
INTERNAL
164
Second Clock
EXTERNAL
Second Clock
PORT A (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT B (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
6.7.5.3
Current Clock
Move the cursor to select Current Clock, press ENTER. Please refer to 6.1.5 for detail information.
Clock Source
Current Clock
Current Clock
MASTER_CLK
165
Current Clock
SECOND_CLK
Current Clock
INTERNAL
6.7.5.4
Recover Clock
Move the cursor to select Recover Clock, press ENTER. Please refer to 6.1.5 for detail information.
Clock Source
Recover Clock
Recover Clock
AUTOMATIC
Recover Clock
MANUAL
6.7.5.5
Clock status
Move the cursor to select Clock status, press ENTER. Please refer to 6.1.5 for detail information.
Clock Source
Clock status
Clock status
NORMAL
166
6.8 T1-CARD Menu

Config setup includes Frame, Code, YEL, AIS, CAS, OOS, INBAND, IDLE, INTE, LBO and FDL menus.
IP6700
T1-CARD PORT C
6.8.1
Config Setup
T1-CARD PORT C
Config Setup
6.8.1.1
Frame
Move the cursor to select Frame, press ENTER. The current selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*). To
enable it, move the cursor to ON and press ENTER. To disable it, move the cursor to OFF and press ENTER.
Config Setup
Frame
Frame
*OFF
Frame
ON
6.8.1.2
Code
To select the coding scheme, use the arrow keys cycle through to a proper selection and press ENTER. The
choices for T1 are AMI and HDB3. An asterisk (*) is placed by the currently selected item. Using the arrow keys
to change the setting, and press ENTER. Be sure that this setting matches that of the network.
Config Setup
Code
Code
*HDB3
Code
AMI
167

6.8.1.3
CRC
For two frame mode, set CRC to OFF. For multiframe mode, set CRC to ON. Move the cursor to select CRC,
press ENTER. The current selection will be highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Config Setup
CRC
CRC
*ON
CRC
OFF
6.8.1.4
RAI
Use arrow keys to select ON or OFF, then press ENTER to enable or disable the option. The current selection
will be highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Config Setup
RAI
RAI
*ON
RAI
OFF
6.8.1.5
AIS
Move the cursor to select AIS, press ENTER. To enable it, move the cursor to ON and press ENTER. To
disable it, move the cursor to OFF and press ENTER.
Config Setup
AIS
AIS
*ON
AIS
OFF
168

6.8.1.6
CAS
Signaling is either CAS (channel associated signalling) or out-of-band such as CCIS (common channel
interoffice signalling). To change the signaling type, use the arrow keys to choose from CAS ON or CAS OFF
and press ENTER.
Config Setup
CAS
CAS
*ON
CAS
OFF
6.8.1.7
OOS
To change the OOS protocol, use the arrow keys to cycle through to the proper selection and Press ENTER.
Config Setup
OOS
OOS
*BUSY
OOS
IDLE
OOS
BUSY_IDLE
OOS
IDLE_BUSY
169

6.8.1.8
FDL
FDL menu shows the facility data link. To enable FDL by moving cursor to ON, while to disable it by moving
cursor to OFF, and press ENTER. The current selection is highlighted by an asterisk "*".
Config Setup
FDL
FDL
*ON
FDL
OFF
FDL
HDLC
6.8.1.9
Sa_bit
To change a channel for FDL, move cursor to Sa_bit, and use left or right arrow keys to select a channel, press
ENTER. The current selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Config Setup
Sa_bit
Sa_bit
*Sa4
Sa_bit
Sa5
Sa_bit
Sa6
Sa_bit
Sa7
Sa_bit
Sa8
170
Sa_bit
Sa4+Sa5
6.8.1.10
IDLE
Press ENTER for the Line Idle Code menu.

The Idle menu shows the transmission idle code when a DS0 time slot is in idle mode. To change the idle code,
press ENTER to cycle through the selections. This operation must be concluded by moving the arrow keys to
YES position and pressing ENTER to enable the changes.
Config Setup
IDLE
IDLE OK
*000 (0-255)
6.8.2
Port Status
Move the cursor to select Port Status, press ENTER.
T1-CARD PORT C
Port Status
6.8.2.1
LOF LOS
Under Port Status menu to select LOF LOS, and move the cursor to NO or YES to setup LOF LOS then press
ENTER.
Port Status
LOF LOS
LOF LOS
NO YES
6.8.2.2
RCV AIS RCV RAI
Under Port Status menu to select RCV AIS RCV RAI, and move the cursor to NO to setup RCV AIS RCV RAI
then press ENTER.
Port Status
RCV AIS RCV RAI
171
RCV AIS RCV RAI

NO NO
6.8.2.3
XMT AIS XMT RAI
Under Port Status menu to select XMT AIS AMT RAI, and move the cursor to NO to setup XMT AIS AMT RAI
then press ENTER.
Port Status
XMT AIS XMT RAI
XMT AIS XMT RAI

NO No
6.8.2.4
BPV ES
Port Status
BPV ES
BPV ES
000 000
6.8.3
Port Alarm
T1-CARD PORT C
Port Alarm
6.8.3.1
Alarm Setup
Move the cursor to select Alarm Setup, press ENTER.
Port Alarm
Alarm Setup
172
6.8.3.1.1
Alarm Type
Move the cursor to select Alarm Type, press ENTER. The alarm types include YEL, AIS, LOS, LOF, BPV, ES,
UAS, CSS, BUNDLE and MAC. The current selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Port Alarm
Alarm setup
Alarm setup
Alarm Type
T1 YEL
*MAJOR
T1 YEL
CRITI
T1 YEL
MINOR
T1 YEL
DIS
6.8.3.1.2
Threshold
Their submenu includes these options: T1 BPV, T1 ES, T1 UAS, and T1 CSS. Then move the cursor to the
digit to be modified.
Port Alarm
Alarm setup
Alarm setup
Threshold
T1 BPV OK
*5 (1-9)
173
T1 ES OK
*0001 (1-65535)
T1 UAS OK
*00001 (1-65535)
T1 CSS OK
*00001 (1-65535)
6.8.3.2
Port History
select a desired option. The menu is used to show the Alarm History.
Their submenu includes these options: RAI, AIS, LOS, LOF, BPV, ES, UAS, CSS, BUNDLE and MAC.
Port Alarm
Port History
6.8.3.2.1
RAI
Move the cursor to select RAI, press ENTER. The menu shows the RAI alarm status.
Note: 1. MAJOR is Alarm Type
2. If the RAI alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B RAI
PORT B RAI
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.2.2
AIS
AIS menu shows the configuration set for the alarm indication signal. Move the cursor to select AIS, press
ENTER.
2. If the AIS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B AIS
174
PORT B AIS
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.2.3
LOS
Move the cursor to select LOS, press ENTER. The menu shows the LOS alarm status.
2. If the LOS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B LOS
PORT B LOS
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.2.4
LOF
Move the cursor to select LOF, press ENTER. The menu shows the LOF alarm status.
2. If the LOF alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B LOF
PORT B LOF
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.2.5
BPV
Move the cursor to select BPV, press ENTER. The menu shows the BPV alarm status.
2. If the BPV alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B BPV
PORT B BPV
MAJOR OK 0000
175
6.8.3.2.6
ES
Move the cursor to select ES, press ENTER. The menu shows the ES alarm status.
2. If the ES alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B ES
PORT B ES
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.2.7
UAS
Move the cursor to select UAS, press ENTER. The menu shows the UAS alarm status.
2. If the UAS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B UAS
PORT B UAS
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.2.8
CSS
Move the cursor to select CSS, press ENTER. The menu shows the CSS alarm status.
2. If the CSS alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B CSS
PORT B CSS
MAJOR OK 0000
176
6.8.3.2.9
BUNDLE
Move the cursor to select BUNDLE, press ENTER. The menu shows the BUNDLE alarm status.
2. If the BUNDLE alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B BUNDLE
PORT B BUNDLE
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.2.10
MAC
Move the cursor to select MAC, press ENTER. The menu shows the MAC alarm status.
2. If the MAC alarm has ever happened, it will show alm. If it is not, will show OK.
Port History
PORT B MAC
PORT B MAC
MAJOR OK 0000
6.8.3.3
Alarm Clear
Port Alarm
Alarm Clear
Alarm Clear
Confirm?
177
6.8.4
Port Loopback
T1-CARD PORT C
Port Loopback
6.8.4.1
Local Loopback
Their submenu includes these options: OFF, LOCAL, PLB and LLB. . The current selection is highlighted by an
asterisk (*).
Port Loopback
Local Loopback
Local Loopback
*OFF
Local Loopback
LOCAL
Local Loopback
PLB
Local Loopback
LLB
6.8.4.2
Remote Loopback
T1 remote loopback is used to activate T1 line remote loopback test. To activate or deactivate T1 remote
loopback, use left or right arrow keys cycle through to a desired selection and press ENTER. The current
selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Port Loopback
Remote Loopback
Remote Loopback
*ACTIVE-IN-BAND
178
Remote Loopback
ACTIVE-AT&T-P
Remote Loopback
ACTIVE-ANSI-P
Remote Loopback
ACTIVE-ANSI-L
Remote Loopback
DEACTIVE-IN-BAN
Remote Loopback
DEACTIVE-AT&T-P
Remote Loopback
DEACTIVE-ANSI-P
Remote Loopback
DEACTIVE-ANSI-L
6.8.4.3
Send Bert
Move the cursor to select Send Bert, press ENTER.
Port Loopback
Send Bert
6.8.4.3.1
Bert Type
Move the cursor to select Current Bert Type press ENTER. Under Bert Type sub-menu, use arrow keys to
Their submenu includes these options: OFF, PRBS_FULL and N*64K. The current selection is highlighted by
an asterisk (*).
Send Bert
Bert Type
179
Bert Type
*OFF
Bert Type
PRBS_FULL
Bert Type
N*64K
6.8.4.3.2
Bert Direct
Move the cursor to select Bert Direct, press ENTER. Its sub-menus include these options: LINE and PCM. The
current selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Send Bert
Bert Direct
Bert Direct
*LINE
Bert Direct
PCM
6.8.4.3.3
Timeslot from
To modify the Timeslot from, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter. The current selection
is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Send Bert
Timeslot from OK
Timeslot from OK
*01 (1-24)
180
6.8.4.3.4
Timeslot to
To modify the Timeslot to, first move the cursor to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Send Bert
Timeslot to OK
Timeslot to OK
*01 (1-24)
6.8.5
Clock Source
T1-CARD PORT C
Clock Source
6.8.5.1
Master Clock
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to select Master Clock, press ENTER. The current selection is
highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Clock Source
Master Clock
Master Clock
*INTERNAL
Master Clock
EXTERNAL
Master Clock
PORT A (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT B (LINE)
181
Master Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
6.8.5.2
Second Clock
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to Second Clock, press ENTER. The current selection is highlighted by
an asterisk (*).
Clock Source
Second Clock
Second Clock
*INTERNAL
Second Clock
EXTERNAL
Second Clock
PORT A (LINE)
182
Second Clock
PORT B (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
6.8.5.3
Current Clock
Move the cursor to select Current Clock, press ENTER. The current selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Clock Source
Current Clock
Current Clock
*MASTER_CLK
Current Clock
SECOND_CLK
Current Clock
INTERNAL
183

6.8.5.4
Recover Clock
Move the cursor to select Current Clock press ENTER. Under Recover clock sub-menu, use arrow keys to
Their submenu includes these options: MANUAL and AUTOMATIC
The current selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Clock Source
Recover Clock
Recover Clock
*AUTOMATIC
Recover Clock
MANUAL
6.8.5.5
Clock status
Move the cursor to select Clock status, press ENTER.
Clock Source
Clock status
Clock status
NORMAL
184
6.9 DTE Menu

Config setup includes Mode, Rate, Tx clock, Rx clock, Data, RTS, TTM and DCD menus.
IP6700
V35-CARD PORT D
6.9.1
Config Setup
V35-CARD PORT D
Config Setup
6.9.1.1
Mode
The Mode menu shows the current Mode is either FULL or 64 Kbps. To change the Mode data rate, move
cursor to the desired selection and press ENTER. The current selection will be highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Config Setup
Mode
Mode
*FULL
Mode
N*64K
6.9.1.2
Rate
The Rate menu shows the current DTE data rate is either 64 or 56 Kbps. To change the DTE data rate, move
cursor to the desired selection and press ENTER. The current selection will be highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Config Setup
Rate
Rate
*56KBps
Rate
64KBps
185
6.9.1.3
Tx clock
The Data menu shows the current DTE Tx clock polarity (either normal or inverted) by placing an asterisk (*) at
the appropriate selection. To change the DTE Tx clock polarity, move cursor to the desired selection and press
ENTER.
Config Setup
Tx clock
Tx clock
*Normal
Tx clock
Inverted
6.9.1.4
Rx clock
The Data menu shows the current DTE Rx clock polarity (either normal or inverted) by placing an asterisk (*) at
the appropriate selection. To change the DTE Rx clock polarity, move cursor to the desired selection and press
ENTER.
Config Setup
Rx clock
Rx clock
*Normal
Rx clock
Inverted
6.9.1.5
DATA
The Data menu shows the current DTE data polarity (either normal or inverted) by placing an asterisk (*) at the
appropriate selection. To change the DTE data polarity, move cursor to the desired selection and press
ENTER.
Config Setup
DATA
DATA
*Normal
186
DATA
Inverted
6.9.1.6
RTS
The RTS menu shows the current DTE RTS operation mode (either activate or permanent) by placing an
asterisk (*) at the appropriate selection. To change the DTE RTS operation mode, move cursor to the desired
selection and press ENTER.
Config Setup
RTS
RTS
*Active
RTS
Permanent
6.9.1.7
TTM
TTM menu shows the current DTE terminal timing mode (either OFF or ON) by placing an asterisk (*) at the
appropriate selection. To change the DTE terminal timing mode, move cursor to the desired selection and
press ENTER.
Config Setup
TTM
TTM
*Off
TTM
On
6.9.1.8
DCD
DCD menu shows the current DTE DCD mode (either Normal or On) by placing an asterisk (*) at the
appropriate selection. To change the DTE DCD mode, move cursor to the desired selection and press ENTER.
Config Setup
DCD
187
DCD
*Normal
DCD
On
6.9.2
Port Status
V35-CARD PORT D
Port Status
6.9.2.1
Exit RTS LOS
Under Port Status menu to select Exit RTS LOS, and move the cursor to NO or YES to setup Exit RTS LOS
then press ENTER.
Port Status
Exit RTS LOS
Exit RTS LOS

YES NO
6.9.2.2
CLK LOS DSR
Under Port Status menu to select CLK LOS DSR, and move the cursor to NO to setup Exit CLK LOS DSR then
press ENTER.
Port Status
CLK LOS DSR
CLK LOS DSR

NO NO
188

6.9.2.3
CTS DCD
Under Port Status menu to select CTS DCD, and move the cursor to NO to setup CTS DCD then press
ENTER.
Port Status
CTS DCD
CTS DCD
NO NO
6.9.2.4
DSR RTS
Under Port Status menu to select DSR RTS, and move the cursor to NO to setup DSR RTS then press
ENTER.
Port Status
DSR RTS
DSR RTS
NO NO
6.9.3
Port Alarm
V35-CARD PORT D
Port Alarm
6.9.3.1
Alarm Setup
setup.
Port Alarm
Alarm Setup
Alarm Setup
Alarm Type
189
6.9.3.1.1
Alarm Type
Move the cursor to select Alarm Setup, press ENTER.
Alarm Setup
Alarm Type
6.9.3.1.2
Threshold
Move the cursor to select Threshold, press ENTER.
Alarm Setup
Threshold
6.9.3.2
Alarm History
Move the cursor to select Alarm History, press ENTER.
Port Alarm
Alarm History
Alarm History
OK MAJOR 0001
6.9.3.3
Alarm Clear
Port Alarm
Alarm Setup
Alarm Setup
Alarm Clear
Alarm Clear
Confirm?
190
6.9.4
Port Loopback
V35-CARD PORT D
Port Loopback
6.9.4.1
Local Loopback
Under Port Loopback menu, use left or right key to select Local Loopback menu. Under Local Loopback
sub-menu, use arrow keys to select a desired option.
Its sub-menus includes these options: OFF, TO_DTE and TO_WAN. The current selection is highlighted by an
asterisk (*).
Port Loopback
Local Loopback
Local Loopback
*OFF
Local Loopback
TO-DTE
Local Loopback
TO-WAN
6.9.5
Clock Source
V35-CARD PORT D
Clock Source
6.9.5.1
Master Clock
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to select Master Clock press ENTER. The current selection is
Clock Source
Master Clock
191
Master Clock
*INTERNAL
Master Clock
EXTERNAL
Master Clock
PORT A (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT B (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
192

6.9.5.2
Second Clock
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to select Second Clock press ENTER. The current selection is
Clock Source
Second Clock
Second Clock
*INTERNAL
Second Clock
EXTERNAL
Second Clock
PORT A (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT B (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
193

6.9.5.3
Current Clock
Move the cursor to select Current Clock, press ENTER. The current selection is highlighted by an asterisk (*).
Clock Source
Current Clock
Current Clock
*MASTER_CLK
Current Clock
SECOND_CLK
Current Clock
INTERNAL
6.9.5.4
Recover Clock
Their submenu includes these options: MANUAL and AUTOMATIC. The current selection is highlighted by an
asterisk (*).
Clock Source
Recover Clock
Recover Clock
*AUTOMATIC
Recover Clock
MANUAL
6.9.5.5
Clock status
Move the cursor to select Clock status, press ENTER.
Clock Source
Clock status
Clock status
NORMAL
194
6.10 E3/DS3 Menu

Config setup includes Tx Length and Xmt AIS menus.
IP6700
DS3-CARD PORT A
6.10.1
Config Setup
DS3-CARD PORT A
Config Setup
6.10.1.1
Tx Length
Move the cursor to select Tx Length, press ENTER. The Length of TX could be from 0-255 or 255 to 450.
Config Setup
Tx Length
Tx Length
0-255
Tx Length
255-450
6.10.1.2
Xmt AIS
Move the cursor to select Xmt AIS, press ENTER. This action can be turned ON or OFF. When los happened,
the Xmt AIS decide to transmitted AIS to line or not. When los sent AIS, use arrow keys to select ON. If the los
do not send AIS, use arrow keys to select OFF.
Config Setup
Xmt AIS
Xmt AIS
ON
Xmt AIS
OFF
195
6.10.2
Port Status
Move the cursor to select Port Status, press ENTER.
Config Setup
Port Status
6.10.2.1
LOS XMT AIS
Under Port Status menu to select LOS XMT AIS, then Move the cursor to NO or YES to setup LOS XMT AIS,
press ENTER.
Port Status
LOS XMT AIS
LOS XMT AIS

No
YES
6.10.2.2
BPV ES
Port Status
BPV ES
BPV ES
000 000
6.10.3
Port Alarm
Config Setup
Port Alarm
6.10.3.1
Alarm setup
setup.
Port Alarm
Alarm setup
196
6.10.3.1.1 Alarm Type

Move the cursor to select Alarm Type, press ENTER. The alarm types include LOS, LCV, LES, SEFS, UAS,
BUNDLE and MAC.
Alarm setup
Alarm Type
Alarm Type
LOS
LOS
MAJOR
LOS
CRITI
LOS
MINOR
LOS
DIS
6.10.3.1.2 Threshold
Their submenu includes these options: DS3 LCV, DS3 LES, DS3 SEFS and ES3 UAS. Then move the cursor
to the digit to be modified. Press enter.
Alarm setup
Threshold
DS3 LCV
1-9(number)
DS3 LES
1-65535(number)
197
DS3 SEFS
1-65535(number)
DS3 UAS
1-65535(number)
6.10.3.2
Port History
select a desired option. The menu is used to show Alarm History.
Their submenu includes these options: PORT A LOS, PORT A LCV, PORT A LES, PORT A SEFS, PORT A
UAS, PORT A BUNDLE and PORT A MAC.
Config setup
Port History
PORT A LOS
OK MAJOR 0000
PORT A LCV
OK MAJOR 0000
PORT A LES
OK MAJOR 0000
PORT A SEFS
OK MAJOR 0000
PORT A UAS
OK MAJOR 0000
PORT A BUNDLE
OK MAJOR 0000
PORT A MAC
OK MAJOR 0000
198

6.10.3.3
Alarm clear
Config setup
Alarm clear
Alarm clear
Confirm?
6.10.4
Port lookback
Config Setup
Port loopback
6.10.4.1
Local Loopback
Their submenu includes these options: OFF, LOCAL, PLB and LLB.
Port Loopback
Local Loopback
Local Loopback
OFF
Local Loopback
LOCAL
Local Loopback
PLB
Local Loopback
LLB
199
6.10.5
Clock Source
Config Setup
Clock Source
6.10.5.1
Master Clock
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to select Master Clock press ENTER.
Clock Source
Master Clock
Master Clock
INTERNAL
Master Clock
EXTERNAL
Master Clock
PORT A (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT B (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Master Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
200
Master Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Master Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
6.10.5.2
Second Clock
WAN (from A/B/C/D). Move the cursor to select Second Clock press ENTER.
Clock Source
Second Clock
Second Clock
INTERNAL
Second Clock
EXTERNAL
Second Clock
PORT A (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT B (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT C (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT D (LINE)
Second Clock
PORT A (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT B (BUNDLE 0)
201
Second Clock
PORT C (BUNDLE 0)
Second Clock
PORT D (BUNDLE 0)
6.10.5.3
Current Clock
Move the cursor to select Current Clock press ENTER. Its sub-menus include these options: Current Clock,
MASTER_CLK, SECOND_CLK and INTERNAL.
Clock Source
Current Clock
Current Clock
MASTER_CLK
Current Clock
SECOND_CLK
Current Clock
INTERNAL
6.10.5.4
Recover Clock
Their submenu includes these options: MANUAL and AUTOMATIC
Clock Source
Recover Clock
Recover Clock
AUTOMATIC
Recover Clock
MANUAL
202

6.10.5.5
Clock Status
Move the cursor to select Clock Status press ENTER. Moving the arrow keys to Normal and pressing ENTER
must conclude this operation.
Clock Source
Clock Status
Clock Status
NORMAL
203
Chapter 7 Step by Step Operation
7 STEP BY STEP OPERATION

7.1 Time Slot IP Assignment
7.1.1
Time Slot IP Assignment (Add bundle)
Under the Main Menu, press T first then press W to get into the screen of Time Slot IP Assignment, then
choose Add bundle from the Action menu to create a new bundle.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 00
P O/ T S
A c t io n
= == = =
F o r ma t
: AA L 1
A 1
Tos
: 0
A 2
U D P Nu m be r : 1
A 3
A 4
A 5
D e s t I P A dd r : 0 10 . 00 3. 0 0 9. 0 41 A 6
S t r at u m
:
3
A 7
C e l l i n B un d le : 5
A 8
20
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
No
A 16
T S P O/ TS T S
= = = == == = =
1 A 17 1 7
2 A 18 1 8
3 A 19 19
4 A 20 20
5 A 21 2 1
6 A 22 2 2
7 A 23 2 3
8 A 24 2 4
9 A 25 2 5
1 0 A 26 2 6
1 1 A 27 2 7
1 2 A 28 2 8
1 3 A 29 2 9
1 4 A 30 3 0
1 5 A 31 3 1
16
1 8: 27 : 1 1 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
= == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
0
1 0 1 0 .0 0 3. 0 09 . 04 1
C el l N um J it t er D el a y Ji t te r S ize
= == = == = = == = == = == == = = == = == = == = ==
50
20
2 56
Note: if it is unframed allocation, the bundle ID must be 0 and the Time Slot, Time Slot# will be skipped to
disallow user set up.
If the IP address is invalid. The error message will display.
C a n n o t g et ta r ge t m ac a dd r es s
After confirm the configuration. Press Y or N to re-confirm it.

After save the configuration, the screen will refresh and display as follow
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 00
P O/ T S
A c t io n
= == = =
F o r ma t
: AA L 1
A 1
Tos
: 0
A 2
U D P Nu m be r : 1
A 3
A 4
A 5
D e s t I P A dd r : 0 10 . 00 3. 0 0 9. 0 41 A 6
S t r at u m
:
3
A 7
C e l l i n B un d le : 5
A 8
20
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
Ye s
A 16
T S P O/ TS T S
= = = == == = =
1 A 17 1 7
2 A 18 1 8
3 A 19 19
4 A 20 20
5 A 21 2 1
6 A 22 2 2
7 A 23 2 3
8 A 24 2 4
9 A 25 2 5
1 0 A 26 2 6
1 1 A 27 2 7
1 2 A 28 2 8
1 3 A 29 2 9
1 4 A 30 3 0
1 5 A 31 3 1
16
1 8: 27 : 1 1 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
= == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
0
1 0 1 0 .0 0 3. 0 09 . 04 1
C el l N um J it t er D el a y Ji t te r S ize
= == = == = = == = == = == == = = == = == = == = ==
50
20
2 56
204
To show all the information of time slot assignment which user has configured, Press J from the Main Menu
Configuration Menu.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
P o rt Bu n dl e U D P C el ls J it t er
D es t I P A dd r e ss
ID
N u m Nu m D e la y /s i ze
= = == == = == = = = == == = = == == = = = == = == = == == = = ==
A
0
1 5
20 2 5 6 1 92 . 16 8 .1 00 . 1 01
B
0
2 5
20 2 5 6 1 92 . 16 8 .1 00 . 1 01
1 8: 32 : 2 3 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
St a tu s
T i me S l o t
Rx - co u nt e r
== = == = ==
in a ct i ve
in a ct i ve
= = == == = = =
1 to 31
1 to 31
== = == = == =
0
0
7.1.2 Time Slot IP Assignment (Delete bundle)

Choose the Delete bundle option from the Action menu. Then enter the valid bundle ID at the Bundle ID field.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 00
P O/ T S
A c t io n
: De l et e b un d l e
= == = =
F o r ma t
: AA L 1
A 1
Tos
: 00 0
A 2
U D P N u mb e r: 00 0 01
A 3
T i m e S lo t : 01
A 4
A 5
D e s t I P A dd r : 1 92 . 16 8. 1 0 0. 1 01 A 6
S t r at u m
:
3
A 7
A 8
020
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
Ye s
A 16
1 8: 33 : 1 4 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
= = = == == = = = == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
1 A 17 1 7
0
1 1 9 2 .1 6 8. 1 00 . 10 1
2 A 18 1 8
4 A 20 2 0 = == = == = = = == = == == = = = = == = == = == = ==
5 A 21 2 1
5
20
2 56
6 A 22 2 2
7 A 23 2 3
8 A 24 2 4
9 A 25 2 5
1 0 A 26 2 6
1 1 A 27 2 7
1 2 A 28 2 8
1 3 A 29 2 9
1 4 A 30 3 0
1 5 A 31 3 1
16
If the value which user has entered is invalid, the error message will display.
B u n dl e I D n o t e xi s te d!

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7.1.3 Time Slot IP Assignment (Delete all)
Choose the Delete all option from the Action menu. This option is used to clear all the bundles setup which
has been created.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= == Sy s te m S e tu p( M A P) == =
Port
: PO R T_ A
B u n dl e I D : 00
P O/ T S
A c t io n
: De l et e a ll
= == = =
F o r ma t
: AA L 1
A 1
Tos
: 00 0
A 2
U D P N u mb e r: 00 0 01
A 3
T i m e S lo t : 01
A 4
A 5
D e s t I P A dd r : 1 92 . 16 8. 1 0 0. 1 01 A 6
S t r at u m
:
3
A 7
A 8
020
A 9
J i t te r S i ze :
256
A 10
V L A N:
OFF
A 11
V L A N1 ID :
0 0 00
A 12
A 13
V L A N2 ID :
0 0 00
A 14
A 15
C o n fi r m?
Ye s
A 16
C a n n o t g et ta r ge t m ac a dd r es s
< < Pr e ss ES C k e y t o re t u rn to ma i n
1 8: 33 : 1 4 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
= = = == == = = = == = == = == = == = == = = = == = == = == = == =
1 A 17 1 7
0
1 1 9 2 .1 6 8. 1 00 . 10 1
2 A 18 1 8
4 A 20 2 0 = == = == = = = == = == == = = = = == = == = == = ==
5 A 21 2 1
5
20
2 56
6 A 22 2 2
7 A 23 2 3
8 A 24 2 4
9 A 25 2 5
1 0 A 26 2 6
1 1 A 27 2 7
1 2 A 28 2 8
1 3 A 29 2 9
1 4 A 30 3 0
1 5 A 31 3 1
16
m en u o r s a ve sy s te m s e tu p > >

7.2 Password Setup

Press S from the main menu to get into System Setup. Then press C to get into password setup.
7.2.1 Enter old password
Before making change of new password, user need to fill in the old password, the default password is LOOP.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = P as s wo r d Se t u p = ==
Old
P as s wo rd : _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _
> > P l ea s e i np u t o ld p a s sw o rd , t h en pr e ss E N T ER
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1 8: 35 : 5 5 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
7.2.2 Enter new password

Enter the valid old password, then presses ENTER, the new password will be required to enter.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = P as s wo r d Se t u p = ==
E n ab l e
C h an g e
Old
New
P as s wo rd
P as s wo rd
P as s wo rd
P as s wo rd
:
:
:
:
1 8: 35 : 5 5 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
YES
YES
X X XX _ __ _ __ _
X X XX _ __ _ __ _
> > P l ea s e i np u t n ew p a s sw o rd , t h en pr e ss E N T ER
7.2.3 Confirmation of new password

After confirm new password. Press Y, or N to save new password.
L O O P I P6 7 00
= = = P as s wo r d Se t u p = ==
E n ab l e P as s wo rd :
C h an g e P as s wo rd :
Old
P as s wo rd :
New
P as s wo rd :
C o nf i rm Pa s sw or d :
YES
YES
X X XX _ __ _ __ _
X X XX _ __ _ __ _
X X XX _ __ _ __ _
> > S a ve ne w p a ss w or d ( Y /N ) ?
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1 8: 35 : 5 5 0 2/ 2 7/ 2 00 8
7.3 Clock source setup

WAN (from A/B/C/D).
The basic application will show as below
Figure 7- 1
Clock Source
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7.3.1
Clock Application
The wireline Ethernet network application diagram of IP6700 clock source shows below.
Figure 7- 2 Application Diagram of clock source
7.3.1.1
Example of clock source
For the clock source there are two examples to show as the table below. (TRAN SWITCH, PACK Trunk-4
Plus Device, Feb, 2006)
Table 7- 1 Example 1: unique clock source (from IP6700-1 line clock of Port A)
Port A
Port B
Port C
IP6700-1
Line clock A
Line clock A
Line clock A
IP6700-2
WAN clock A
IP6700-3
WAN clock A
IP6700-4
WAN clock A
Table 7- 2 Example 2: independent clock source

Port A
Port B
Port C
IP6700-1
Line clock A
Line clock B
Line clock C
IP6700-2
WAN clock A
IP6700-3
WAN clock A
IP6700-4
WAN clock A
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7.4 Wire and Wireless Clock Setup

The application below lists the limitation for user to do wire and wireless setup.
7.4.1 Wireless application
The limitation of IP6700 wireless clock source diagram shows below.
Note: If independent clocks are used with T1 signals and the WAN port is transported over a
wireless network, a possibility of occasional 1 second pattern loss exists
Figure 7- 3 Wireless Application Diagram of clock source
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7.4.2 Wireline application

There is no limitation for user to do wireline clock source setup
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Chapter 8 Functional Description
8 Functional Description
8.1 TDMoEthernet Packet Format
To transport TDM data through packet switched networks, the PacketTrunk-4 encapsulates it into Ethernet
packets, as depicted in Figure 8-3. TDMoEthernet Encapsulation in an Ethernet Packet.
OPTIONAL
PREAMBLE
7 BYTES
START FRAME
DELIMITER
DESTINATIO
N ADDRESS
SOURCE
ADDRESS
VLAN
TAG
1 BYTES
6 BYTES
6 BYTES
2 BYTES
VLAN TAG
CONTROL
2 BYTES
TYPE
DATA AND
PADDING
FRAME CHECK
SEQUENCE
2 BYTES
46-1500
BYTES
4 BYTES
OPTIONAL
UDP/IP
HEADER
28 BYTES
TDMoIP
CONTROL WORD
TDMoIP
PAYLOAD
4 BYTES
Figure 8- 4 TDMoEthernet Encapsulation in an Ethernet Packet
Table 8- 3 Ethernet Packet Structure

Field
Description
A sequences of 56 bits (alternating 1 and 0 values) used for synchronization.
Preamble
Start frame
Gives components in the network time to detect the presence of a signal.

A sequence of 8 bits (10101011) that indicate the start of the packet.
delimiter
Destination and The Destination Address field identifies the station or stations that are to receive the packet.
The Source Address identifies the station that originated the packet. A Destination Address
source
may specify either an "individual address" destined for a single station, or a "multicast
address" destined for a group of stations. A Destination Address of all 1 bits refers to all
addresses
stations on the LAN and is called a "broadcast address".
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Table 8- 4 Ethernet Packet Structure (Cont.)

Field
Description
Type
Protocol type
Data and
This field contains the data transferred from the source station to the destination station or
stations. The maximum size of this field is 1500 bytes. If the size of this field is less than 46
bytes, then padding is used to bring the packet size up to the minimum length. A minimum
Ethernet packet size is 64 bytes from the Destination Address field through the Frame Check
Sequence.
padding
Frame check
sequence
This field contains a 4-byte cyclical redundancy check (CRC) value used for error checking.
When a source station assembles a packet, it performs a CRC calculation on all the bits in
the packet from the Destination Address through the Pad fields (that is, all fields except the
preamble, start frame delimiter, and frame check sequence).
The source station stores the value in this field and transmits it as part of the packet. When
the packet is received by the destination station, it performs an identical check. If the
calculated value does not match the value in this field, the destination station assumes an
error has occurred during transmission and discards the packet.
8.1.1
VLAN Option
The original Ethernet standards defined the minimum packet size as 64 bytes and the maximum as 1518
bytes. These numbers include all bytes from the Destination Address field through the Frame Check Sequence
field. The Preamble and Start Frame Delimiter fields are not included when quoting the size of a packet. The
IEEE 802.3ac standard released in 1998 extended the maximum allowable packet size to 1522 bytes to allow
a VLAN tag to be inserted into the Ethernet packet format. If present, the 2-byte VLAN tag is set to 0x8100, a
reserved Type field assignment indicating the presence of the VLAN tag and a traditional Type field 4 bytes
further into the packet.
The 2-byte VLAN Tag Control field consists of:

First 3 bits User Priority field, used to assign a priority level to the Ethernet packet
Next 1 bit Canonical Format Indicator indicating the presence of a Router Information Field
Last 12 bits VLAN Identifier, uniquely identifying the VLAN to which the Ethernet packet belongs.
The packet may contain two VLAN tags to support VLAN stacking.
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8.1.2
UDP/IP Header
Figure 8- 5 UDP/IP Header
Table 8- 5 IP Header Structure

Field
Description
IPVER
IHL
IP TOS
Total length
Identification
Flags
Fragment offset
IP version number, e.g. for IPv4 IPVER=4

Length in 32-bit words of the IP header, IHL=5
IP type of service
Length in octets of header and data
IP fragmentation identification
IP control flags; must be set to 010 to avoid fragmentation
Indicates where in the datagram the fragment belongs; not used for
TDMoEthernet
IP time to live field; datagrams with zero in this field are to be discarded
Must be set to 0x11 to signify UDP
Checksum for the IP header
IP address of the source
IP address of the destination
Time to live
Protocol
IP Header checksum
Source IP address
Destination IP address
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Table 8- 6 UDP Header Structure

Field
VER
Bundle number
Destination port
number
UDP length
UDP checksum
Description
TDMoEthernet version number. Presently VER=001
This field is usually dedicated to the Source Port Number, but here identifies the unique
data stream emanating from a given trunk and sharing a common destination. This
nonstandard use of a UDP port number is similar to
RTP/RTCP's use of port numbers to uniquely identify sessions, and the common
practice (sanctioned in H.225) of randomly allocating port numbers for VoIP sessions.
Here placing the bundle identifier in the UDP header rather than the application area
enables fast switching.
Possible values are:
1-8063: valid bundle numbers
0: reserved
8191 (1FFF): used for OAM control messages
the 127 ports 8064-8190: reserved.
Set to 0x085E (2142), the user port number which has been assigned to
TDMoEthernet by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA)
Length in octets of UDP header and data
Checksum of UDP/IP header and data. If not computed it must be set to zero.
8.1.3
TDMoEthernet Control Word
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Table 8- 7 TDMoEthernet Control Word Structure

Field
Description
FORMID
Format Identifier:
1100 AAL1 unstructured
1101 AAL1 structured
1110 AAL1 structured with CAS
1111 HDLC
Local loss of sync failure. This bit is set by the CPU. A set L bit indicates that the
source has detected or has been informed of a TDM physical layer fault
impacting the data to be transmitted. This bit can be used to indicate physical
layer LOS that should trigger AIS generation at the far end. Once set, if the TDM
fault is rectified, the L bit must be cleared.
Remote receive failure. This bit is set by the CPU. A set R bit indicates that the
source is not receiving packets at the Ethernet port, i.e., there is a failure of that
direction of the bi-directional connection. This indication can be used to signal
congestion or other network related faults. Receiving remote failure indication
may trigger fall-back mechanisms for congestion avoidance. The R bit must be
set after a preconfigured number of consecutive packets are not received, and
must be cleared once packets are once again received.
Reserved bits. Must be set to zero.
The length of the TDMoEthernet packet (control word and payload), in case
padding is employed to meet minimum transmission unit requirements of the
PSN. It is used if the total packet length (including PSN, control word, and
payload) is less than 64 bytes. Otherwise, it is set to zero.
TDMoEthernet sequence number, defined separately for each bundle and
incremented by one for each TDMoEthernet packet sent for that bundle. The
initial value of the sequence number is random (unpredictable) for security
purposes, and the value is incremented modulo 2 16 separately for each
bundle. Used by the receiver to detect packet loss and restore packet
sequence.
RES
Length
Sequence
number
8.1.4
TDMoEthernet Payload
This field can contain the following payload types:

AAL1
The AAL1 payload type detail is provided in theAAL1 Payload Type Machine as below.
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8.2 AAL1 PAYLOAD TYPE MACHINE

For the prevalent case for which the timeslot allocation is static and no activity detection is performed, the
payload can be efficiently encoded using constant bit rate AAL1 adaptation.
In the TDM to Ethernet direction, the AAL1 Payload Type machine concatenates the bundles timeslots
payload into structures and then slices it into 48-octet AAL1 cells. After adding the AAL1 header, the cells are
concatenated into the Ethernet packet payload.
Figure 8- 6 AAL1 Processing
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Table 8- 8 AAL1 Header Structure

Field
C
Length
[bits]
1
Description
Indicates if there is a pointer in the 2nd octet of the cell. When set, a pointer exists.
SN
Cell sequence number
CRC
P
3
1
E
Pointer
1
7
Error cyclic redundancy code on C and SN

Even parity bit on C, SN and CRC or the even byte parity LSB for the sequence number
octet (P format cells only)
(P format cells only) Even byte parity MSB for pointer octet
(P format cells only) Indicates the next structure boundary. It is always located at the
first possible position in the sequence number cycle, in which a structure
boundary occurs. The pointer indicates one of 93 octets (46 octets of the current cell +
47 octets of the next cell). P=0 indicates that the first octet of the current cells payload
is the first octet of the structure. P=93 indicates that the last octet of the next cell is the
final octet of the structure.
The AAL1 block supports the following bundle types:

Unstructured
Structured without CAS
Structured with CAS.
Unstructured bundles, as part of the E1/T1 interface, support rates of N 64 kbps, where N is the number of
timeslots configured to be assigned to a bundle. Unstructured bundles may also carry traffic of the whole
low-speed interface (up to 4.6 Mbps), T1 interface (1.544 Mbps) and high-speed interface (up to 51.84 Mbps).
The 47-octet AAL1 type cells payload contains 376 bits of pure TDM bit stream, without synchronization. Each
cell has a one-byte header containing sequence number and protection fields.
Structured without CAS bundles, as part of the E1/T1 interface, support rates of
N 64 kbps, where N is the number of timeslots configured to be assigned to a bundle. For this format, the
timeslots belonging to the bundle are sequentially placed in a structure, one octet per timeslot, until all 47
st
octets are filled. The 47th octet may contain a timeslot other than the last one in the bundle. Therefore the 1
octet of the next cell will contain the next timeslot of the same bundle.
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Figure 8- 7 AAL1 Processing for Structured without CAS Bundles
This means that each cell can start with a different timeslot. In order for the far end to recognize the first
timeslot in the bundle, a pointer to it is sent periodically in one of the 8 cells of every SN cycle. When this
pointer is sent, a P-format cell is used.
Structured with CAS bundles as part of the E1/T1 interface, support rates of N 64 kbps, where N is the
number of timeslots configured to be assigned to a bundle. For this format, the AAL1 header is identical with
the previously explained one. The addition of CAS only affects the structure contents. CAS data of one timeslot
is 4 bits long, meaning one octet can contain CAS data of 2 timeslots. Bundles containing an odd number of
timeslots need a padding of 4 zeroes in the last CAS octet. For example, a 3-timeslot bundle of an E1 frame
with CAS will yield the following structure octet sequence: TS1, TS2, TS3 repeated 16 times and then
CAS1+CAS2, CAS3+padding.
In the Ethernet to TDM direction, cells/packets of a bundle are being received only after the synchronization
process. The synchronization process includes cell SN synchronization, packet SN synchronization and
pointer synchronization. Cells with CRC or parity errors in their header are discarded. Pointer mismatch
imposes jitter buffer under-run and bundle resynchronization. Cell header errors or pointer errors may be
ignored depending on per-bundle configuration. Missing cells or packets are detected and restored in the jitter
buffer.
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8.3 Raw Payload Type Machine (SAToP and CESoPSN)

The RAW payload type machine supports the following bundle types:
Unstructured
According to IETF SAToP draft, ITU-T Y.1413, Metro Ethernet Forum MEF8, MFA (MPLS FR ATM) Forum IA
8.0.0.
Structured without CAS
According to IETF CESoPSN draft, ITU-T Y.1413, Metro Ethernet Forum MEF8, MFA (MPLS FR ATM) Forum
IA 8.0.0.
Structured with CAS
According to IETF CESoPSN draft, ITU-T Y.1413, Metro Ethernet Forum MEF8, MFA (MPLS FR ATM) Forum
IA 8.0.0.
8.3.1
Unstructured
Unstructured (=unframed) bundle will usually carry data of a whole TDM port. This port may be low speed such
as E1, T1 or Nx64K bit stream or high speed such as E3, T3 or STS1. In unstructured bundle, the TDM payload
is comprised of N TDM bytes. In the receiving device, the TDM data is extracted and inserted as a bit stream to
the jitter buffer, from where it is extracted afterwards and sent to the TDM port.
L2/L3
Header
Control
Word
TDM payload
CRC
FRG bits = 00
(no fragmentation)
TDM
bitstream
N TDM bytes
Figure 8- 8 SAToP Unstructured (=unframed) Ethernet Packet
The packetization delay of a SAToP bundle Ethernet packet is: T = N x 8 x bit time
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Ethernet
packet
8.3.2
Structure without CAS
In a structured (=framed) without CAS bundle, the TDM payload is comprised of N TDM frames data blocks.
Each block is assembled from the bundle3 assigned timeslots.
Figure 8- 9 Ethernet Packet of CESoPSN Structured without CAS (E1, Bundle with Timeslots 4 and 25)
The packetization delay of a CESoPSN structured without CAS bundle Ethernet packet is: T = N x 125 us
8.3.3
Structure without CAS (without Fragmentation)
In structured (=framed) with CAS bundle, the TDM payload is comprised of N TDM frames data blocks (each
data block is assembled from the bundle assigned timeslots) from a whole multiframe (e.g. N is 16 for E1)
followed by the CAS signaling substructure which contains the CAS info of the corresponding multiframe of the
bundle assigned timeslots.
Figure 8- 10 CESoPSN Structured with CAS (E1, Bundle with Timeslots 2, 4 and 25-Single Packet)
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Figure 8- 11 CESoPSN Structured with CAS (T1-ESF, Bundle with Timeslots 2, 4 - Single Packet)
In T1-SF, the multiframe structure is composed of 2 superframes resulting total of 24 TDM frames. The CAS
info in the end of the structure contains the CAS info of the 2 corresponding multiframes as well.
Figure 8- 12 CESoPSN Structured with CAS (T1-SF, Bundle with Timeslots 1, 4 and 24 - Single Packet)
The packetization delay of a CESoPSN structured (=framed) with CAS bundle Ethernet packet (not
fragmented) is as follows:
Multiframed E1: T = 2 ms
T1 SF, ESF: T = 3 ms.
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8.3.4 Structure without CAS (with Fragmentation)

In order to reduce the packetization delay of structured with CAS bundle packet the CESoPSN standard
supports the option of fragmentation. In this mode, the multiframe data structure is divided to several packets.
Each packet contains M TDM frames blocks. The last packet contains M TDM blocks followed by the entire
multiframe CAS information. Because of that, there is limited number of allowed "M" values:
For multi-framed E1: M = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16 (16 means single packet with no fragmentation)
For T1 SF: M = 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24 (24 means single packet with no fragmentation)
For T1 ESF: M = 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12, 24 (24 means single packet with no fragmentation)
The packetization delay of a CESoPSN structured with CAS bundle Ethernet packet (with fragmentation) is:
T = M x 125 us
Figure 8- 13 CESoPSN Structured with CAS (E1, Bundle with Timeslots 2, 4 and 25, with
Fragmentation)
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9 Appendix A Proper Jitter Buffer Setup with the Loop IP6700 for
Appropriate Jitter Delay Application
This application is used to provide a hint for user to do proper jitter buffer setup.
In a packet network, the transit time delay of each packet is variable. When a TDM signal, such as E1,
traverses an IP Network, the jitter buffer allows the different packet delays to be compensated. The IP6700
allows the user to set the delay buffer size. Larger buffer size would handle larger IP jitter, but result in
increased signal delay. Small buffer size would minimize signal delay, but will have higher incidence of burst
error due to Ethernet traffic jitter. The IP6700 allows user to set the jitter buffer size to a maximum of 256 ms for
E1, 340 ms for T1. The default jitter buffer size is 20 ms, and the recommended jitter buffer size is 64 ms.
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Glossary
AIS
AS
BES
BPV
CoS
CRC
CSS
DM
DS1
DS3
DTE
EFS
ES
FDL
IP
LCD
LAN
LED
LIU
LOF
LOS
NMS
PRBS
QRSS
RAI
SAToP
SES
SNMP
TDM
ToS
UAS
VLAN
WAN
Alarm Indication Signal

Available Second
Bursty Error Second
Bipolar Violation
Classification of Service
Cyclical Redundancy Check
Controlled Slip Second
Degraded Minute
Digital Signal, Level One - E1 or T1
Digital Signal, Level Three E3 or T3
Data Terminal Equipment-an end-user machine. E.g. PC or workstation
Error Free Second
Error Second
Facility Data Link
Internet Protocol
Liquid Crystal Display
Local Area Network
Light Emitting Diode
Line Interface Unit
Loss of Frame
Loss of Signal
Network Management System
Pseudo Random Binary Sequence
Quasi Random Signal Sequence
Remote Alarm Indication
Structure Agnostic TDM over Packet
Severe Error Second
Simple Network Management Protocol
Time Division Multiplexing
Type of Service
Unavailable Second
Virtual LAN Area Network
WAN wide Area Network
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Alarm Queue ..................................................................................................71

FRONT PANEL OPERATION........................................................................................127

STEP BY STEP OPERATION .......................................................................................204

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................212

VLAN Option .....................................................................................................213

FIGURE 7- 1 CLOCK SOURCE .......................................................................................................................... 208

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Chapter 1 Product Description

Chapter 1 Product Description

High Speed TDM Application

Chapter 1 Product Description

IP6700 Clock Option

To set different clock

IP/ MPLS 10/ 100Mbps

Master Clock Source

IP6700 Extension Phone System

Chapter 1 Product Description

IP6700 on VPN Network

Figure 1- 1 Application Diagram

Chapter 1 Product Description

DS-1 from 0 dB to -26 dB w/ALBO

DTE (V.35/EIA530/X.21/V.36/RS449/RS422/V.11) Tributary Interface

DS3 Tributary Interface

Chapter 1 Product Description

For Framed T1:

E1 (2.048M bps), 2M bps, 120 ohm

Fuse alarm, performance alarm

Telnet (VT100) and Embedded SNMP

Chapter 1 Product Description

EN55022 Class A, EN50024, EN300 386, FCC Part 15 Subpart B Class A

2.2 Mechanical Installation

Figure 2- 1 Front Panel View (with LCD)

Figure 2- 2 Front Panel View (without LCD)

E1 or T1, PORT D - V.35

E1 or T1, PORT C/D - V.35

PORT A only (DS3/E3)

Figure 2- 3 Rear Panel Views

Table 2- 1 Jumper Setting for Main Board

PIN (2,3) ON OFF

PIN (1,2) OFF PIN (2,3) ON OFF

PIN (5,6) OFF

PIN (3,4) OFF

PIN (7,8) OFF

PIN (5,6) OFF

PIN (2,3) ON PIN (1,2) ON PIN (1,2) ON

PIN (3,4) OFF

PIN (7,8) OFF

PIN (7,8) OFF

Figure 2- 4 Main Board Jumpers Setting-E1, RJ (120 ohm)

BNC (75 ohm) E1

Figure 2- 5 Main Board Jumpers Setting-E1, BNC (75 ohm)

Figure 2- 6 Main Board Jumpers Setting - T1

Table 2- 2 Jumper Setting for Daughter Board

T1/E1 Daughter Card

JP5, JP7, JP9, JP10 JP1