Cabletron Systems CBUPRI/E1 User manual

CBUPRI/E1

SBUPRI-23/30

User Manual

Fivemere Ltd.

Unit 1, Heron Industrial Estate

Basingstoke Road

Spencers Wood

Reading, Berks

RG7 1PJ

Telephone: [44] (0) 118 988 0082

Fax: [44] (0) 118 988 0081

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Publication — 80-14005000-01

Publication Notice:

This manual has been compiled and checked for accuracy. However the

information contained in this manual does not constitute a warranty of

performance. Fivemere Ltd. reserves the right to revise this publication from

time to time without notice. Fivemere Ltd. assumes no liability for losses

incurred as a result of out of date or incorrect information contained in this

manual.

Proprietary Notice:

This document may not in whole or part be copied, photocopied, reproduced,

translated, or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form

without prior consent from Fivemere Ltd.

European Approval and FCC Notice:

This equipment is approved for connection to all United Kingdom

telecommunications services, including British Telecom PLC, Hull City

Council and Mercury Communications, and is subject to the conditions set

out in these instructions for use.

All users of this equipment in the USA, UK and Europe must make

themselves familiar with the statutory instructions contained in Section 4.

Pan European Approval:

Where the Pan European Approval CE Mark ‘168X’ is applied to the product;

this approval is for connection of the ISDN and X.21 interfaces within the

European Community (EC).

Where an EC country requires approval for connection of the V35 or V24

Link ports to a PTO’s Digital Leased Circuit (DLC), this approval is necessary

in that country before connection to the DLC can be permitted.

Approval in non EC countries is subject to local regulations in force, please

contact your Technical Support for information.

EMC Directive (European):

This product has been designed for use in Commercial and Light Industrial

environments and tested to relevant EMC Standards as listed in the

European O.J. All testing was carried out using screened interconnection

cables. Should the equipment be used in a different environment the user

may need to take additional EMC precautions.

Fivemere Ltd. is a subsidiary of Cabletron Systems Inc., USA.

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History Sheet

80-14000000-01 V1.00 Software 24 June 1996

80-14000000-02 Cabletron Systems Edition 01 July 1997

80-14005000-01 Addition of SBUPRI-23 and

SBUPRI-30 15 April 1999

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1THE PRIMARY RATE SYSTEM 1–1

1.1 INTRODUCTION 1–1

1.2 THIS IS THE PRIMARY RATE SYSTEM 1–1

1.3 THE PRIMARY RATE INTERFACE MODULE 1–3

1.4 SHELF MANAGER MODULE (SBUGSM OR SBULSM) 1–3

1.5QUAD USER MODULES 1–3

1.5.1 QUAD LOW SPEED MODULE (SBUQLS/SBUQLB) 1–3

1.5.2 QUAD HIGH SPEED MODULE (SBUQHS/SBUQHB) 1–4

2THE PRIMARY RATE INTERFACE MODULE 2–1

2.1 INTRODUCTION 2–1

2.2 FRONT AND REAR CARDS 2–1

2.3 SHELF POWER LOADING 2–3

2.4 SWITCHES AND JUMPERS 2–4

2.4.1 8 WAY DIL SWITCH 2–4

2.4.1.1CBUPRI/E1 PRODUCT VARIANT - POLES 5-7 2–5

2.4.1.2SBUPRI-23 T1 PRODUCT VARIANT - POLES 5-7 2–5

2.4.2 CBUPRI/E1 FRONT CARD JUMPERS AND LINKS 2–6

2.4.3 SBUPRI-2330 FRONT CARD JUMPERS AND LINKS 2–7

2.4.4 SBUPRI-2330 REAR CARD JUMPERS AND LINKS 2–7

2.5 SBUPRI ERROR CONDITIONS 2–7

2.5.1 PHYSICAL PRI ERROR CONDITIONS 2–8

2.5.2 CONSEQUENT ACTIONS TO ERROR CONDITIONS 2–8

2.5.2.1REMOTE ALARM INDICATION 2–8

2.5.2.2CRC ERROR INFORMATION 2–8

2.5.3 MAJOR EQUIPMENT FAILURE 2–9

2.6 STATUS LEDS2–9

2.7 ISDN INTERFACE CONNECTION 2–9

2.8 MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL 2–10

3SBUPRI COMMAND MENU 3–1

3.1 TOP LEVEL MENU 3–1

3.2 CONFIGURATION MENU 3–2

3.2.1 ALARMS MENU 3–2

3.2.2 ROUTING MENU 3–3

3.2.3 ISDN MENU 3–6

4REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS 4–1

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4.1 UNITED KINGDOM AND EUROPE 4–1

4.2 USA COMPLIANCE FOR FCC AND INDUSTRY CANADA 4–2

4.2.1 FCC RULES, PART 15 4–2

4.2.2 FCC RULES, PART 68 4–2

4.2.2.1FCC PART 68 REGISTRATION 4–2

4.2.2.2SERVICE 4–3

4.2.2.3FACILITY INTERFACE INFORMATION 4–3

4.2.2.4DISRUPTION OF THE NETWORK 4–3

4.2.2.5TELEPHONE COMPANY FACILITY CHANGES 4–4

4.2.2.6ELECTRICAL SAFETY ADVISORY 4–4

5GLOSSARY OF TERMS 5–1

The Primary Rate system

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1 The Primary Rate system

1.1 Introduction

This manual has been written to provide users of the Primary Rate

system with all the necessary information to configure and operate the

system. This chapter provides a brief introduction to the system and it’s

components. Chapter 2 provides information on the Primary Rate

system. Chapter 3 provides detailed information on configuration and

operation.

Please refer to Section 5 for the abbreviations found in this manual.

1.2 This is the Primary Rate System

The Primary Rate system is a Primary Rate ISDN product offering;

• Each primary rate module provides up to 30 active channels (23

for USA), each of which can operate at, or be rate adapted up to

64 kbit/s for X21, V35 or V24 data access

• N x 64 kbit/s services

• Multiple rack and PRI card operation together with high density

access and backup applications.

The Primary Rate system is incorporated in the Fivemere SBU6C, or

SBU14C shelves; it is not available as a standalone system.

Three types of PRI module are available as follows:-

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• CBUPRI/E1 - this is the first iteration, providing 2.048Mbit/s ‘E1’ type

ISDN access

• SBUPRI-30 - the later version with the same features as CBUPRI/E1,

but with capacity for future expansion

• SBUPRI-23 - as for SBUPRI-30 but is a 1.544Mbit/s ‘T1’ ISDN access

version for the USA market.

The CBUPRI/E1, SBUPRI-23 and SBUPRI-30 are similar in appearance

and use; the Configuration menus vary however. To simplify matters,

this manual refers to “SBUPRI” throughout referring to all three types;

differences where they exist are specified for each type.

The system comprises:

Front (Application) Card Rear (Interface) Card

PRI ISDN Card

(CBUPRI/E1 or SBUPRI-23

or SBUPRI-30)

PRI ISDN Interface Card

(RJ-45 Connection)

Shelf Manager Module

(SBUGSM, or SBULSM) This controls all cards via a

common command port

Other Application Cards These define what type of data

interface is presented to the

user’s equipment

For cards other than the SBUPRI used in the SBU14Cor SBU6C, please

see the relevant manual.

Management is provided via the Shelf Manager Module (SBUGSM or

the later SBULSM) in the system.

Local or Remote access to the cards in the shelf is by password which is

entered the first time any card in the shelf is polled. Alarm messages

from all application cards in the shelf are routed to the alarm and/or

command ports on the Shelf Manager Module.

Configuration commands are issued to the cards from the management

console or Fivemere proprietary Network Management System (SBU-

NM) via the Shelf Manager Module.

The Primary Rate system

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1.3 The Primary Rate Interface Module

As with all Shelf System cards, the Primary Rate Interface Modules

(SBUPRI) comprise a front and a rear card. Both front and rear cards

are not interchangeable between the CBUPRI/E1, SBUPRI-23 and

SBUPRI-30 modules. See Figure 1 in section 2.2.

The SBUPRI work in conjunction with other modules in the Primary Rate

system, ‘standalone’ operation is not possible. The SBUPRI provide up

to 30 ‘B’ channels (23 for USA) for use by other application cards in the

Primary Rate system.

The CBUPRI/E1 and SBUPRI-30 works with ‘Euro’ Primary Rate (I.421)

ISDN. The SBUPRI-23 works with US National standard (Bellcore NI-2).

All 3 types have a physical interface provided by an RJ45 connector.

1.4 Shelf Manager Module (SBUGSM or SBULSM)

The Shelf Manager Module is responsible for configuring the cards and

for collecting ALERTs from all application cards. A full description of the

Shelf Manager Module can be found in the SBU Systems User Guide,

which is provided as part of the documentation set.

1.5 Quad User Modules

These modules are in two forms; the Quad Low Speed Module

(SBUQLS/SBUQLB) and Quad High Speed Module

(SBUQHS/SBUQHB). Please see the Quad User Modules manual for

further details.

Additional module types will be added to the system in due course as

part of the continuing development program on these products. Further

supporting manuals will be produced for additional modules.

1.5.1 Quad Low Speed Module (SBUQLS/SBUQLB)

The SBUQLS provides four rate adapted User ports per card offering

standard V.24, X.21, and V.35 interfaces. The interfaces are chosen by

selection of the desired type of interface card for all four ports. Each

port has Talkwire capability.

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1.5.2 Quad High Speed Module (SBUQHS/SBUQHB)

The SBUQHS provides four User ports per card offering N x 64k data

rates on each port, with X.21 and V.35 interfaces. The interfaces are

chosen by selection of the desired type of interface card for all four ports.

The Primary Rate Interface Module

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2 The Primary Rate Interface Module

2.1 Introduction

The Primary Rate Interface Module (SBUPRI) works in conjunction with

the other modules in the Backup system and ‘standalone’ operation is

not possible. The SBUPRI provides up to 30 ISDN ‘B’ channels (23 for

USA) for use by other application cards in the system.

Management is provided via the Shelf Manager Module.

Access to the cards in the shelf is by password which is entered on the

first poll of the shelf. Alarm messages from the cards in the shelf are

routed to the alarm and/or command ports on the Shelf Manager

Module.

The front card carries out the call processing functions, the rear card

carries the line matching/isolating transformers. Both front and rear

cards are not interchangeable between the CBUPRI/E1 and SBUPRI-

23/30 modules.

2.2 Front and Rear cards

The panel layouts for the front and rear cards that make up the SBUPRI

are shown in Figure 1 overleaf. The ‘Master’ LED is labelled ‘Talkwire’

on the earlier PRIM, but the function is not implemented.

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