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CPU Card CPU-3 BCON (880020 / 880021 / 880022 / 880060)
4.6 CPU-3 BCON (880020 / 880021 / 880022 / 880060)
The CPU-3 BCON is the base model CPU Card. It supports up to two T1 or E1 WAN ports
(on one WAN Card). The CPU- BCON requires that you install the WAN card in slot W1 and
that all channels be assigned to time slots on links w1-1 and w1-2. A system that uses an
CPU-3 BCON card is said to operate in “standard bus-connect” mode.
The CPU-BCON does
not support redundant operations.
4.7 CPU-3 RCON (880420 / 880421 / 880422 / 880460)
The CPU-3 RCON card supports two T1 or E1 WAN links in slot w1-1 and w1-2 with a
redundant card (similarly configured) in slot w2. It supports another two T1 or E1 WAN link
in slot w3-1 and w3-2 with a redundant card (similarly configured) in slot w4. If the T1/E1
link in w1-1 fails for any reason, the system will automatically switch to the similarly
configured card in slot w2-1 (w1-2 would switch to w2-2 in the same way).
Slot w3 can support either a Single or a Dual T1/E1 WAN card. If the T1/E1 link in w3-1 fails
for any reason, the system will automatically switch to the similary configured card in slot
w4-1 (w3-2 would switch to w4-2 in the same way).
Note:
WAN ports in slot W3 can operate only in “terminate” mode and can only support
8202, 8213 or 8215 HSU card ports and OCU-DP ports from an 8247 5 or 10-port
OCU-DP card. No other voice or data ports can be assigned to the WAN card in slot
w3 in this mode.
A system that uses an CPU-3 RCON card is said to operate in “enhanced bus-connect” mode.
Two Models (CPU-3 RCON) can be installed in slots C1 and C2 to achieve CPU redundancy.
The 8804 also supports 1x1 WAN redundancy. See the System Operations section of this
manual for Redundant Operations.
- System Reference Guide 1
- Publication 999-001966 1
- Premisys Communications 1
- Important Safety Instructions 3
- WARNING! 4
- Product Description 5
- User Cards Reference Guides 6
- Ordering Information 7
- Safety/Regulatory Information 7
- Safety Precautions 8
- Power Source 9
- Panel and Cover Removal 9
- FCC Part 68 Information 9
- CE Marking 10
- Declaration of Conformity 10
- Canadian DOC Information 11
- CAUTION! 12
- United Kingdom 13
- UK Compliance Statements 13
- STROMVERSORGUNG 15
- SCHMELZSICHERUNG 15
- Contents 17
- Reference Guide vii 23
- Reference Guide ix 25
- Reference Guide xi 27
- Chapter 1 29
- System Overview 29
- Chassis Types System Overview 30
- System Overview Chassis Types 31
- 1.2.3 Two-Sided Chassis 32
- R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 33
- IF U2U1 U3 U4 U5 U6 U7 U8 33
- Chapter 2 39
- System Installation 39
- Reference Guide 2-3 41
- 2.1.5 Installing the Chassis 42
- Reference Guide 2-5 43
- Reference Guide 2-7 45
- Inches 10 15 3/4 2 45
- Centimeters 25 38 2 5 45
- 2.3.4 -48V Converters 48
- 2.4 Ringing Generators 49
- Reference Guide 2-13 51
- 2.6 Powering Up the System 56
- 2.7.1 Interface Card 57
- 2.7.2 CPU Cards 57
- 2.7.3 WAN Cards 57
- 2.7.4 Server Cards 57
- 2.7.5 User Cards 58
- Chapter 3 59
- 3.3.1 Starting a Session 61
- 3.3.2 Logging Into the System 61
- Reference Guide 3-5 63
- 3.3.5 Card Main Screens 67
- 3.4 Card Configuration 69
- 3.5 Alarms and Alarm Filters 71
- 3.5.1 Alarm Filter Settings 72
- Reference Guide 3-15 73
- 3.5.2 Alarm Modifiers 75
- 3.5.3 Alarm Cutoff (ACO) 75
- 3.5.4 Alarm Handling 75
- 3.6 Reinitializing the System 76
- Press ‘Z’ to zip the System 77
- Zip 77
- 3.7 Zipping the System 78
- 3.7.1 Debugging the System 79
- 3.7.2 Registering the System 79
- Test and Debug 79
- Reference Guide 3-23 81
- Reference Guide 3-25 83
- 3.9 Time Slot Assignment 84
- Reference Guide 3-27 85
- Reference Guide 3-29 87
- Reference Guide 3-31 89
- Reference Guide 3-33 91
- Reference Guide 3-35 93
- CIRCUIT ID 95
- Figure 3-25. WAN Unit Options 97
- Figure 3-27. Test Options 99
- Model No 100
- Running Head 100
- Reference Guide 3-43 101
- Reference Guide 3-45 103
- Reference Guide 3-47 105
- 3.13 Cross-Connect Actions 107
- Reference Guide 3-51 109
- Tx ABCD BITS 111
- Reference Guide 3-55 113
- Reference Guide 3-57 115
- Reference Guide 3-59 117
- Reference Guide 3-63 121
- Fremont DTE 123
- Jacksonville DCE 123
- Reference Guide 3-67 125
- Reference Guide 3-69 127
- Reference Guide 3-71 129
- Reference Guide 3-73 131
- 3.19 Redundant Operations 134
- 3.20 Power Supply Redundancy 134
- 3.21 CPU Card Redundancy 135
- 3.22 WAN Card Redundancy 137
- Reference Guide 3-81 139
- Reference Guide 3-83 141
- 3.23 ADPCM Card Redundancy 142
- Reference Guide 3-85 143
- Chapter 4 145
- CPU Card 145
- ALRM SEQ 149
- PRT ALARMS 151
- 4.4 TCP/IP Network Management 153
- Action Function 155
- Reference Guide 4-13 157
- Reference Guide 4-17 161
- Reference Guide 4-19 163
- Packets Received 165
- Packets Discarded - Checksum 165
- Packets Discarded - Port 165
- Reference Guide 4-23 167
- Reference Guide 4-25 169
- 4.5 IP Packet Routing 170
- CPU Card IP Packet Routing 171
- 172
- Press any key to cancel 174
- IP Packet Routing CPU Card 176
- Reference Guide 4-33 177
- 4.8 CPU Card Error Messages 178
- 4.9 CPU Card Troubleshooting 178
- Chapter 5 179
- Interface Card 179
- 5.2.3 Using the Modem Port 181
- 5.2.4 Logging On Remotely 182
- Reference Guide 5-7 185
- 5.4 Using the Node Port 187
- 5.5.1 Main Screen 188
- SECONDARY CLOCK 191
- CURRENT CLK 191
- 5.5.3.1 Identification 193
- 5.5.4 Ports Screen 195
- HANDSHAKE 197
- 5.7.1 User Interface Problems 198
- Reference Guide 5-21 199
- Chapter 6 201
- WAN Card 201
- Reference Guide 6-3 203
- 6.2.6.2 Module Installation 204
- 6.2.6.3 Revision F Module 204
- Reference Guide 6-5 205
- 6.2.6.4 Revision E1+ Module 207
- Reference Guide 6-9 209
- Reference Guide 6-11 211
- 811 Yes Yes n/a Yes No No 211
- 81120 No No n/a n/a n/a n/a 211
- Reference Guide 6-13 213
- LINE LEN 217
- SLIP LIM 217
- LOCAL LB 219
- 6-20 Reference Guide 220
- ESF/NMS RP 221
- EER THRHD 221
- RDNT RULES 221
- Figure 6-23. Using WAN Groups 222
- Reference Guide 6-23 223
- Reference Guide 6-25 225
- 6.3.3 Cross-Connect (XCON) 227
- Reference Guide 6-29 229
- Reference Guide 6-31 231
- 6.3.6 Test Screen 233
- Reference Guide 6-35 235
- 6.3.7 HDSL Screen 236
- 6.3.8 HDSL Performance Data 238
- Reference Guide 6-39 239
- 6.4 PARS Screen 241
- PARS Screen WAN Card 242
- WAN Card PARS Screen 243
- 6.4.3 One Link is Lost 248
- 6.5 WAN Card Error Messages 255
- 6.6 WAN Card Troubleshooting 255
- Appendix A 257
- System Specifications 257
- A.2 UK Requirements 258
- A.3 System Requirements 258
- Parameter Requirement 259
- A.4 Power Requirements 261
- Parameter Rating 263
- A.5 Alarm Filter Requirements 264
- Reference Guide A-9 265
- Appendix B 269
- Error Messages 269
- Reference Guide B-3 271
- Reference Guide B-5 273
- Reference Guide B-7 275
- Reference Guide B-9 277
- Reference Guide B-11 279
- Reference Guide B-13 281
- Reference Guide B-15 283
- Reference Guide B-17 285
- Appendix C 287
- Glossary 287
- Reference Guide C-3 289
- Reference Guide C-5 291
- Reference Guide C-7 293
- Reference Guide C-9 295
- Reference Guide C-11 297
- Reference Guide C-13 299
- Reference Guide C-15 301
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