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Chapter 4 Operation MX-2100/2104 Installation and Operation Manual
4-16 Operating Instructions
A control session may also be terminated by MX-2100 if the idle disconnect
time-out is enabled, or when the DTR line switches to the inactive (OFF) state.
The following sections describe how to turn MX-2100 on and off, the normal
indications and what to do in case of a malfunction.
Front Panel
Turn On
If the MX-2100 includes a KM-Ringer module, first set the KM-Ringer module
power switch to OFF, and then turn the MX-2100 on by setting the ON/OFF
switches (located on the rear panels) to ON.
Upon turn on, MX-2100 decompresses software in flash (30 seconds) and then
MX-2100 performs self-test. This is indicated by the lighting of the TEST indicator.
Observe the front panel indications.
During the self-test, the MX-2100 displays the software version in the format X.Y:
KM SW. REV X.Y
SELF TEST
After successfully completing the self-test procedure, the MX-2100 switches to the
default display - the ALARM BUFFER.
If the MX-2100 fails the power-up self-test, the LCD displays the detected failure,
for example:
TEST RESULTS
EPROM FAILURE
Try to scroll the second line to see if there are additional fault messages. The
MX-2100 must be repaired before it can be used again. Refer to the Diagnostics
chapter for troubleshooting instructions.
If the configuration data stored by the MX-2100 is corrupted, a DB1 CHKSUM ERR
alarm message is generated. In this case, you must load the default configuration as
explained in the Configuring MX-2100 chapter.
If the MX-2100 includes a KM-Ringer module, you may now turn it on by setting
its POWER switch to ON. The RING VOLTAGE and BATTERY VOLTAGE
indicators must light.
You can verify the MX-2100 configuration as explained in the Configuring
MX-2100 chapter. If the configuration does not require modification, the MX-2100
is ready for operation immediately after self-test is completed. To change the
configuration, refer to Chapter 3, Configuring MX-2100.
Note
Note
- MX-2100/2104 1
- MICROWAVE DATA SYSTEMS, INC 3
- FCC-15 User Information 4
- Preface 5
- Conventions 6
- Related Documentation 6
- Quick Start Guide 7
- Contents 9
- Chapter 4 Operation 10
- Chapter 5 Diagnostics 10
- Table of Contents 11
- Table of Contents 12
- List of Figures 13
- List of Tables 14
- Chapter 1 17
- General Information 17
- 1-2 Functional Description 18
- Local MX-2100 Management 20
- Remote MX-2100 Management 20
- Supervision Terminal 21
- 1.2 Physical Description 22
- MX-2100 Rear Panel 23
- MX-2100 Front Panel 24
- MX-2104 Rear Panel 25
- MX-2104 Front Panel 26
- Common Logic Modules 26
- Main Link Modules 26
- Power Supply Modules 27
- I/O Modules 28
- Physical Description 1-13 29
- 1-14 Physical Description 30
- Physical Description 1-15 31
- Basic MX-2100 System 32
- Redundancy (not for MX-2104) 36
- Bypassing Configurations 39
- Location A Location C 41
- Location B 41
- Switch Mode 46
- System Management 48
- In-Band 50
- Out-of-Band 51
- KCL KCL KCL 52
- KCLKCL KCL 52
- System Timing Considerations 54
- A. Leased Line Confi 55
- B. Digital Configuration 55
- Data Channel Clock Modes 61
- Sub Link Timing 63
- 1.4 I/O Module Applications 66
- Chapter 2 71
- Installation 71
- Input Power Requirements 72
- Grounding 72
- Ambient Requirements 73
- 2.3 Equipment Needed 78
- Equipment Needed 2-9 79
- 2-10 Equipment Needed 80
- 2.4 Package Contents 81
- MX-2100 82
- MX-2104 82
- KPS Module 83
- KCL.2 Module 84
- Installing the KCL.2 Module 85
- Table 2-5 90
- Internal MX-2100 Settings 91
- Connections 91
- Initial Configuration 91
- Chapter 3 93
- Configuring MX-2100 93
- Front Panel Menu 94
- Chapter 4, Operation 95
- See Figure 3-2B 96
- See Figure 3-3C 96
- See Module 96
- Manuals in Part II 96
- Only for Data 97
- Channels 97
- Chapter 4 105
- Operation 105
- Command Options 106
- Command Protocol 107
- Index of Commands 108
- See Insert 111
- RTSM-LEAD 112
- E-LEAD DCD 112
- DATAVOICE 112
- 4.4 Operating Instructions 116
- PASSWORD> 118
- KM2100> 118
- KM2104> 118
- TERMINAL ON LINE 118
- Control Session 119
- Ending a Control Session 119
- Front Panel 120
- Normal Indications 121
- Turn Off 122
- Chapter 5 123
- Diagnostics 123
- Special Considerations 124
- Diagnostic Tests 5-3 125
- 5-4 Diagnostic Tests 126
- Diagnostic Tests 5-5 127
- 5-6 Diagnostic Tests 128
- Diagnostic Tests 5-7 129
- Main Link Loops 130
- User or Test 131
- Equipment 131
- 5-10 Diagnostic Tests 132
- I/O Module Loops and Tests 134
- CHANNEL 1 135
- PRBS Transmission 136
- BERT Testing 136
- 5-16 Diagnostic Tests 138
- Appendix A 139
- Connection Data 139
- A.3 MNG Connector 141
- A.4 Alarm Relay Connector 142
- Appendix B 143
- B-2 Alarm Messages 144
- Alarm Messages B-3 145
- B-4 Alarm Messages 146
- Alarm Messages B-5 147
- B-6 Alarm Messages 148
- Alarm Messages B-7 149
- B-8 Alarm Messages 150
- Alarm Messages B-9 151
- Appendix C 159
- SNMP Management 159
- MIB Structure 160
- SNMP Communities 161
- C.3 IP Environment 162
- IP Environment 163
- Automatic IP Traffic Routing 164
- Network B 165
- Network A 165
- Network C 165
- C.4 SNMP Traps 166
- Appendix D 167
- Software Download 167
- Windows-Based Stations 169
- Appendix E 171
- Configuration Parameters 171
- E-2 General 172
- General E-3 173
- E-4 General 174
- General E-5 175
- E-6 General 176
- General E-7 177
- E-8 General 178
- Appendix F 179
- Command Set Description 179
- F.2 Commands 180
- CLR LOOP 181
- CLR MONITOR 182
- CONNECT SWITCH 182
- Purpose 183
- DEF AGENDA 184
- DEF AGENT 185
- F-8 Commands 186
- DEF ALM DEBOUNCE 187
- DEF CALL 187
- DEF CON 190
- Commands F-13 191
- DEF DB FLIP 192
- DEF FRAME 195
- DEF MANAGER LIST 196
- DEF ML CALL 198
- Commands F-21 199
- F-22 Commands 200
- Commands F-23 201
- DEF NAME 202
- DEF NODE 202
- DEF PWD 204
- DEF ROUTE 205
- DEF SYS 207
- Table F-5. System Parameters 208
- DISCONNECT SWITCH 210
- DSP AGENT 211
- DSP ALM 212
- DSP BERT 212
- DSP CH CON 213
- DSP FLIP 214
- DSP HDR TST 215
- DSP MANAGER LIST 215
- DSP KVF5 216
- DSP PBX 216
- DSP KVF6 217
- DSP SIGNALING 218
- DSP SIG 218
- DSP PRBS_INJ 218
- DSP REM AGENT 219
- DSP REV 219
- DSP ST FRAME 220
- Commands F-43 221
- DSP ST ML 222
- Commands F-45 223
- DSP ST SLOT 224
- Commands F-47 225
- DSP ST SYS 226
- Commands F-49 227
- EDIT DB 228
- FLIP ML 229
- INIT DB 230
- LOAD DB 1\2 232
- LOAD IO 232
- ML RECOVERY 234
- MONITOR 234
- REBUILD FRAME 234
- RESET LOC 235
- RESET IO 235
- RESET ML 235
- UPDATE DB 1\2 236
- Downloading Procedure, D-3 241
- Figure 1 243
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