Nortel BayStack 600 Series User manual

NTP 297-3601-316

DMS-10 Family

600-Series Generics

DIP Switch Settings for Printed Circuit Packs

and Balance Networks

08.01

For Generic 602.20 Standard August 2006

August 2006 08.01 NTP 297-3601-316

For Generic 602.20

Printed in the United States of America.

Information subject to change without notice. Nortel reserves the right to make changes in equipment design or

components as progress in engineering or manufacturing may warrant.

DMS

is a trademark of Nortel.

DMS-10 Family

600-Series Generics

DIP Switch Settings for Printed Circuit Packs and

Balance Networks

Nortel Publications: NTP 297-3601-316

08.01

For Generic 602.20

Standard

August 2006

NTP 297-3601-316 08.01 August 2006

For Generic 602.20

Publication history

Issue Date Rating For generic

01.01 August 2000 Preliminary 501

01.02 October 2000 Standard 501

02.01 January 2001 Preliminary 502

02.02 April 2001 Preliminary 502.10

02.03 June 2001 Standard 502.10

03.01 July 2002 Preliminary 503.10

03.02 August 2001 Standard 503.10

04.01 July 2003 Preliminary 504.10

04.02 August 2003 Standard 504.10

05.01 July 2004 Preliminary 505.10

05.01 August 2004 Standard 505.10

06.01 July 2005 Preliminary 601.10

06.01 August 2005 Standard 601.10

07.01 February 2006 Preliminary 602.10

07.01 March 2006 Standard 602.10

08.01 July 2006 Preliminary 602.20

08.01 August 2006 Standard 602.20

August 2006 08.01 NTP 297-3601-316

For Generic 602.20

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Contents

1 Introduction1-1

Scope and purpose of this publication 1-1

Organization 1-1

Notational conventions 1-1

2 Switch settings for printed circuit packs2-1

3 Switch settings for balance networks3-1

4 Index4-1

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1-1

Section 1: Introduction

Scope and purpose of this publication

This Nortel technical publication (NTP) contains the necessary information for

setting dual in-line package (DIP) switches on printed circuit packs and balancing

networks equipped in the DMS-10 switch.

OrganizationSection 2 includes information on switch settings for the circuit packs; the switch

setting information is arranged alpha-numerically according to pack code. Section 3

provides information on switch settings for balancing networks; this information is

arranged alpha-numerically according to product code.

Theswitchsetting informationforeachcircuitpackor balancingnetworkincludesthe

following:

• a simplified outline drawing that identifies each DIP-switch and indicates

its approximate position on the pack or balancing network

Note: Since the purpose for these drawings is to indicate DIP-switch

positions, physical components located on the faceplate of the pack, such

as LEDs, lightpipes, and switches,are not depicted. For information about

these components, refer to NTP 297-3601-500, General Maintenance

Information.

• tables indicating the various switch-selectable options and the necessary

settings for each option

Notational conventions

All tables in this publication use the following notational convention:

“0" indicates that the switch is in the OFF position.

“1" indicates that the switch is in the ON position.

“-” indicates “not applicable” and that the position of the switch is irrelevant.

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2-1

Section 2: Switch settings for printed

circuit packs

Figure 2-1: NT0X10 Miscellaneous Scan Detection pack - switch locations

1S1.10

S1.11

S1.12

S1.13

S1.14

S1.15

S1.16

S1.00

S1.01

S1.02

S1.03

S1.04

S1.05

S1.06

Switch settings for printed circuit packs 2-2

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Note: Settings: 1 = ON, 0 = OFF, - = NOT APPLICABLE. S1 positions

apply to S1.00 through S1.06 and S1.10 through S1.16.

Table 2-A:

NT0X10 Miscellaneous Scan Detection pack - switch settings

Option Switch 1

1 234

Loop Detector 1-1-

Ground or Battery Detector 0-0-

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2-3 Switch settings for printed circuit packs

Figure 2-2: NT2T03 Miscellaneous Line pack - switch locations

Note: For correct operation of this pack, the software configuration of

the pack options must match the DIP-switch option settings. To configure

or query these options in software, refer to Overlay NTWK or CPK, PACK

prompting sequence, prompts STR1 and STR2.

Note: Settings: 1 = ON, 0 = OFF, - = NOT APPLICABLE.

Table 2-B:

NT2T03 Miscellaneous Line pack - switch settings

Option Circuit 1

Switches

456

Circuit 2

Switches

123

Loop start 011 110

Ground start 100 001

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