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61200.175L1-1AJuly 1997FSU 5622 ESPFrame Relay Service UnitUSER MANUAL1200175L1 FSU 5622 ESP base unit1200187L1 ESP Dual FXO Card1200188L1 ESP Dual FX

Table of Contentsii FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Numeric Keypad ...

84 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 8. Configuring the Network PortFrame Relay Options (FR OPT)The VT 100 screen in Figure 8-3 appears w

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 85Chapter 8. Configuring the Network PortSignaling Type (SIGNAL)Set the signaling type option to match the net

86 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 8. Configuring the Network PortLLC2 Options (LLC2 OPT)The VT 100 screen in Figure 8-4 appears when L

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 87Chapter 8. Configuring the Network PortFigure 8-4VT 100 Network Port LLC2 Options MenuIP AddressEnter the in

88 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 8. Configuring the Network PortProcess Received RIP Packets (RIP PCKTS)Enable or disable the FSU 562

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 89Chapter 9. Configuring Dial Backup OptionsChapter 9Configuring Dial Backup OptionsDIAL BACKUP OPTIONSThe Dia

90 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 9. Configuring Dial Backup OptionsDial backup is only supported when the unit is operated in point-t

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 91Chapter 9. Configuring Dial Backup OptionsAnswer/OriginateThis option specifies whether the FSU 5622 ESP ori

92 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 9. Configuring Dial Backup OptionsWith No Receive (RX) SignalWhen enabled, the FSU 5622 ESP enters b

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 93Chapter 9. Configuring Dial Backup OptionsENTER REDIALCOUNT: __ __Wait to RedialThis option works in conju

Table of Contents61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual iiiHost/Rem ...

94 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 9. Configuring Dial Backup OptionsPHONE NUMBERSThe FSU 5622 ESP stores up to 5 numbers of 36 digits

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 95Chapter 10. IP RoutingChapter 10IP RoutingIP ROUTING WITH THE FSU 5622 ESPThe FSU 5622 ESP contains an IP ro

96 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 10. IP RoutingThe FSU 5622 ESP can also respond to requests from peerrouters/FRADs seeking an associ

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 97Chapter 10. IP RoutingIP Route TableUse these menu options to build a table of addresses for routingdata pac

98 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 10. IP RoutingExample Route Table EntryIP Address=192.239.232.0Destination Port=Network PortDestinat

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 99Chapter 10. IP RoutingGateway IP Address (GW IP ADD)Enter the Gateway IP address. If an IP packet with an u

100 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 10. IP Routing

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 101Chapter 11. System ConfigurationChapter 11System ConfigurationSYSTEM CONFIGAccess System Configuration sele

102 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 11. System ConfigurationFigure 11-1System Configuration MenuChange PasswordEnter a new password of

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 103Chapter 11. System ConfigurationTrap Manager DLCI (TRAP DLCI)If the trap manager port is set for Network, t

Table of Contentsiv FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Setting the Service Profile Identifier (SPID) ...

104 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 11. System Configuration

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 105Chapter 12. StatusChapter 12StatusFor descriptions of the VT 100 status menus see the followingsection, Vie

106 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 12. StatusFigure 12-1View Status MenuDTE and Network Port StatusThe following sections describe the

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 107Chapter 12. StatusCurrent StatusInformation given is for the selected port since the last clear.Leads OnIf

108 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 12. StatusBuffer Unavailable Number of packets received withoutany buffers available indicating aco

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 109Chapter 12. StatusFigure 12-2DTE Port Status Menu-Frame Relay ProtocolFigure 12-3DTE Port Status Menu-Trans

110 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 12. StatusFigure 12-4DTE Port Status Menu-All Other ProtocolsFigure 12-5Network Port View Status Me

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 111Chapter 12. StatusFigure 12-6View DLCI Status Menu-Network Port and Frame Relay Protocol OnlyDLCI StatusThi

112 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 12. Statusare placed in the Other Protocols section and are divided intosignaling frames/bytes and

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 113Chapter 12. StatusVoice StatusSelecting FXO/FXS/E&M Status displays status information forlines one and

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114 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 12. StatusDLCI Status (D)When viewing Network port status information or when config-ured for frame

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 115Chapter 12. StatusVIEWING STATUS INFORMATION (FRONT PANEL INTERFACE)Select STATUS from the Main menu. From

116 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 12. StatusFrames InTotal received frames since last reset.Frames OutTotal transmitted frames since

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 117Chapter 12. StatusStatus Information Available Only for the Network PortThe following information is availa

118 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 12. StatusSystem StatusSelect SYS from the Status menu to display the software versionand checksum.

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 119Chapter 13. TestingChapter 13TestingTESTINGThis menu allows you to send ping requests and perform voiceport

120 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 13. Testing1 PING ADDRESS 1 PINGS SENT2 RESPONSES1 PING 3 MIN TIME2 START PING 4 MAX TIME3 TEST 5 A

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 121Chapter 13. TestingMin TimeThis field shows the shortest round-trip delay of the receivedresponses. Round-

122 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 13. TestingFigure 13-4FXS Test MenuLoopbackThis test loops the analog channel before the compressio

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 123Chapter 14. Activating DBU FunctionsChapter 14Activating DBU FunctionsDIAL OPTIONSThe dial options available

Table of Contentsvi FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Table A-B Telco Connector Pin Assignments ...

124 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 14. Activating DBU FunctionsAnswer Unit Connected to DDS LineDial BackupThe message COMMAND ACCEPTE

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 125Appendix A. PinoutsAppendix APinoutsThe following tables give the pin assignments for the connectorslocated

126 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Appendix A. PinoutsTable A-BTelco Connector Pin AssignmentsPin Name Description1 R1 Transmit Data from DSU

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 127Appendix A. PinoutsTable A-EVoice Card Connector Pin AssignmentsRJ Pin # FunctionESP Dual FXS Card4 Ring5 T

128 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Appendix A. Pinouts

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 129Appendix B. Specifications SummaryAppendix BSpecifications SummarySPECIFICATIONS AND FEATURESThis section d

130 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Appendix B. Specifications SummaryDTE Data InterfacesEIA-232 electrical and physical interfacesV.35 electri

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 131Appendix B. Specifications SummaryProtocol SupportConcentratorFrame relayIBM SupportSNA/SDLC with local spo

132 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Appendix B. Specifications SummaryLine RequirementsLoop transmission parameters as defined inAT&T PUB 6

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 133Acronyms and AbbreviationsAcronyms and AbbreviationsACK ...

Table of ContentsFigure 9-2 Dial Backup Menu Tree ... 90Figure 10-1 VT 100

134 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Acronyms and AbbreviationsFECN ...forward explicit conges

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 135Acronyms and AbbreviationsSNA...systems network archit

136 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Acronyms and Abbreviations

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 137GlossaryGlossary4-wire Switched 56An AT&T proprietary 56/64 kbps switched digital data service offered b

138 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Glossarybridge also receives frame relay frames from the network, strips the frame relayframe off each LAN f

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 139Glossaryfunction is computed, before the frame is transmitted, at the originating device.Its numerical value

140 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Glossarydiscard eligibility (DE)A user-set bit indicating that a frame may be discarded in preference to oth

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 141Glossaryforward explicit congestion notification (FECN)A bit set by a frame relay network to notify an inter

142 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Glossaryin-bandSignaling (dialing, diagnostics, management, configuration, etc.) over the samechannel used f

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 143GlossaryparameterA numerical code that controls an aspect of terminal and/or network operation.Parameters co

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144 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Glossarysegments to each other or to a WAN. Routers route traffic on the Level 3 LANprotocol (e.g., the int

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 145GlossaryT1Transmission rate of 1.544 Mbps on T1 communication lines. A T1 facilitycarriers a 1.544 Mbps dig

146 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Glossary

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 147IndexIndexSymbols1B+D ISDN 34-wire SW56 6DBU card 356/64 DDS DSU 3Aabort 24abort changes 24abort frame

148 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Indexasynchronous bit ratePPP async protocol 70, 73transparent async protocol 66asynchronous protocolspeed

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 149IndexCRC16 1CRC16 violations 107CTS 107CTS option 63SDLC protocol 57current status 107, 114customer se

150 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Indexconnecting to 11DTE interfaceoperating speedbisync protocol 62PPP async protocol 70, 73PPP synchrono

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 151Indexframe processing 2frame relay 25, 50, 66, 131address table 28alarm conditions 19general description

152 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1IndexIP route menuVT 100 96IP route table 97IP routing 41, 67, 70, 73, 95IP routing table menuVT 100 97I

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 153IndexMmain menuVT 100 22management DLCI 28frame relay protocol 53max timeping 121menu itemsselecting 16

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 1Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 1IntroductionUNDERSTANDING FRAME RELAYFrame relay is a wide area network (WAN)

154 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1IndexPparityPPP async protocol 70, 73transparent async protocol 66parity errors 107, 116passcode 91passw

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 155Indextransparent async protocol 67transparent BOP protocol 60protocol options 23, 48bisync protocol 62fr

156 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1IndexSSAP 54save 24save configuration 24SDLC 25, 26, 28, 54, 58, 63, 64SDLC links 25SDLC protocol 54,

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 157Indexsystem configuration 101system status 112, 118TT391network port 85T392frame relay protocol 52TD1 LE

158 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Indexunknown DLCI 108up arrow 15, 16, 17user protocol termination 2VV.34 6V.35 2, 13adapter cable 12,

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2 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 1. Introductionequipment. This DLCI is valid until the call is disconnected andmay be assigned a dif

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 3Chapter 1. IntroductionThe major features of the FSU 5622 ESP are as follows:• Dual voice port support; optio

This product includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley,and its contributors.901 Explorer BoulevardP.O. Box 140000Huntsvill

4 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 1. IntroductionSNMPThe term SNMP broadly refers to the message protocols used toexchange information

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 5Chapter 1. IntroductionVOICE COMPRESSIONThe FSU 5622 ESP voice option cards employ MP-MLQ voicecompression te

6 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 1. IntroductionDIAL BACKUP OPERATIONThe FSU 5622 ESP's unique DBU cards are field-installable by

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 7Chapter 1. IntroductionWARRANTY AND CUSTOMER SERVICEADTRAN will replace or repair this product within five ye

8 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 1. Introduction

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 9Chapter 2. InstallationChapter 2InstallationUNPACK, INSPECT, POWER UPReceiving InspectionCarefully inspect th

10 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 2. InstallationThe following items are included in ADTRAN shipments of ESPDBU cards:• ESP DBU card•

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 11Chapter 2. InstallationVT 100TerminalDTE DeviceRJ45-to-DB25 Cable4-wire Telco CableEIA232 or V.35 CableEIA23

12 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 2. InstallationDBU and Voice Interface Card SlotsThe FSU 5622 ESP rear panel has two card slots for

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 13Chapter 2. InstallationThe V.35 adapter cable is recommended for use with data ratesabove 19.2 kbps. A low

ABOUT THIS MANUALThis manual is arranged so you can quickly and easily find theinformation you need. The following is an overview of thecontents of t

14 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 2. Installation

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 15Chapter 3. OperationChapter 3OperationFRONT PANELThe FSU 5622 ESP faceplate is shown in Figure 3-1. Descrip

16 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 3. OperationNumeric KeypadThe numeric keypad contains the numbers 0 through 9 andalpha characters A

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 17Chapter 3. OperationFigure 3-1FSU 5622 ESP Front PanelSHIFTCANCELENTER*7D4A180E5B2QUICKFSU 5622 ESP#9F6C3TD1

18 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 3. Operation

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 19Chapter 3. OperationLED DescriptionsThe FSU 5622 ESP has seven LED indicators: TD1, RD1, TD2,RD2, TDN, RDN,

20 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 3. OperationFront Panel OperationTo choose a menu item, press the corresponding number oralpha chara

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 21Chapter 3. OperationVT 100 Terminal Connection and OperationTo control the FSU 5622 ESP using a VT 100 termi

22 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 3. OperationFigure 3-3Terminal Login MenuFigure 3-4Terminal Main Menu

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 23Chapter 3. OperationFSU 5622 ESP MENU STRUCTUREThe opening menu is the access point to all other operations.

Notes provide additional useful information.Cautions signify information that could prevent service interruption.Warnings provide information that cou

24 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 3. OperationDBUThis selection allows you to access DBU functions. See thechapter Activating DBU Func

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 25Chapter 4. ApplicationsChapter 4ApplicationsThis chapter provides examples of some common FSU 5622 ESPdata a

26 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsDifferent roles can be assumed for each SDLC session. Discon-nection starts the role

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 27Chapter 4. ApplicationsTable 4-AConfiguration Settings for SNA/SDLC ApplicationHOST FSU REMOTE FSUDTE Port 1

28 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsSNA and LAN Application with SNMP/TELNET ManagementWhen used in a mixed environment c

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 29Chapter 4. Applications3270 ControllerFEP HostServerSDLCSDLCDTE1DTE2DTE1DTE2DLCI=17 DLCI=1205622 ESPRemote E

30 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsTable 4-BConfiguration Settings for SNA and LAN ApplicationHOST FSU REMOTE FSUDTE Por

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 31Chapter 4. ApplicationsBisync ApplicationThe FSU 5622 ESP can be used to connect IBM 3780/2780 (seeIBM manua

32 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsBisync3780 ControllerFEP HostBisync BisyncDTE1DTE2DTE1DTE2DLCI=17 DLCI=1205622 ESP 56

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 33Chapter 4. ApplicationsTable 4-CConfiguration Settings for Multi-Point Bisync ApplicationHOST FSU REMOTE FSU

FCC regulations require that the following information be provided in this manual:1. This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. On the bot

34 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsTransparent ApplicationIn cases when the user protocol is not supported by the FSU 56

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 35Chapter 4. ApplicationsTable 4-DConfiguration Settings for Transparent BOP ApplicationLOCAL FSU REMOTE FSUDT

36 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsPCPCASYNCASYNCDTE1DTE1DLCI=17 DLCI=1005622 ESP 5622 ESPUNINUNIFRAME RELAYREMOTE LOCAL

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 37Chapter 4. ApplicationsSwitched Mode ApplicationSwitched mode is used to multiplex several remote extensions

38 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsInternal CallsWhen the telephone set on a remote FSU 5622 ESP is taken off-hook, the

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 39Chapter 4. ApplicationsPLAR Mode ApplicationPLAR (private line automatic ringdown) mode connects up totwo re

40 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 4. ApplicationsDirect Mode ApplicationDirect mode is used to set up a typical FXS/FXO extensionarran

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 41Chapter 5. Configuration OverviewChapter 5Configuration OverviewLOCAL AND REMOTE CONFIGURATIONThe FSU 5622 E

42 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 5. Configuration OverviewThe FSU 5622 ESP contains a default set of configuration optionsstored in r

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 43Chapter 5. Configuration OverviewFigure 5-2Front Panel Configuration Menu TreeDISABLEDFRAME RELAYSDLC1 PROTO

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSIONRADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class

44 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 5. Configuration OverviewPage holder for back of foldout p

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 45Chapter 5. Configuration OverviewFigure 5-3VT 100 Configuration Menu Tree1 PORT DISABLED2 FRAME RELAY3 SDLC4

46 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 5. Configuration Overview

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 47Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationChapter 6DTE Port ConfigurationConfigure the protocol, physical layer optio

48 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationWhen configuring the DTE ports, select the protocol first. Thisselection d

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 49Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationPort Disabled Protocol (DISABLED)Follow the menu tree shown in Figure 6-3 t

50 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationFrame Relay ProtocolThe frame relay protocol is a synchronous protocol used

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 51Chapter 6. DTE Port Configuration1 PROTOCOL 2 FRAME RELAY1 DTE PORT 1 2 PHYSICAL LAYER OPTIONS 1 INTERFACE T

52 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationProtocol OptionsSignaling Type (SIGNAL)Set the signaling type for the DTE p

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 53Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationSetting the IP address to 0.0.0.0 and setting the Mng DLCI to avalue not us

CANADIAN EQUIPMENT LIMITATIONSNotice: The Canadian Industry and Science Canada label identifies certifiedequipment. This certification means that th

54 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationEdit Previous Entry (PREV key on front panel)Edit the previous entry in the

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 55Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationPhysical Layer OptionsInterface Type (CONN)Select the connector type for th

56 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port Configuration1 PROTOCOL3 SDLC1 DTE PORT 1 1 INTERFACE TYPE 1 EIA 2322 V.351 CONFIG2 PHYS

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 57Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationPoll/Response Timeout (TIMEOUT)Set the amount of time the FSU 5622 ESP wait

58 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port Configurationhost can poll the FSU 5622 ESP for information on all unitsconnected to the

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 59Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationTransparent BOP (TRANS BOP)Transparent BOP is a synchronous mode which can

60 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationPhysical Layer OptionsInterface Type (CONN)Select the connector type for th

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationBisync ProtocolThe Bisync protocol option enables the FSU 5622 ESP to conne

62 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationPhysical Layer OptionsInterface Type (CONN)Select the connector type for th

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 63Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationPoll/Response Timeout (TIMEOUT)For multi-point configurations, set the amou

64 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port Configurationbisync SDLC connection, the DSAP of one FSU 5622 ESP shouldmatch the SSAP o

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 65Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationTransparent Async Protocol (TRANS ASYNC)Transparent Async protocol frames u

66 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port Configurationnetwork containing transparent async data are transmitted to theattached de

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 67Chapter 6. DTE Port Configurationprotocol is selected.Protocol Address TableFar End Port Number (FE PORT)Ent

68 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port Configuration1 PROTOCOL7 PPP SYNCHRONOUS1 DTE PORT 1 2 PHYSICAL LAYER OPTIONS 1 INTERFAC

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 69Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationSynchronous Bit Rate (RATE)Select the operating speed of the DTE interface.

70 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationPPP Async ProtocolThe PPP Async Protocol functions the same as the PPP Sync

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 71Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationHardware Flow Control (HDW FLOW CTRL)When enabled, the FSU 5622 ESP uses CT

72 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationProtocol Address TableIP Address (IP ADDRESS)Enter the internet protocol (I

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 73Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationSlip ProtocolThe Slip Protocol is an asynchronous protocol which encapsu-la

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual iTable of ContentsChapter 1. IntroductionUnderstanding Frame Relay ...

74 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationHardware Flow Control (HDW FLOW CTRL)When enabled, the FSU 5622 ESP uses CT

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 75Chapter 6. DTE Port ConfigurationProtocol Address TableIP Address (IP ADDRESS)Enter the internet protocol (I

76 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 6. DTE Port Configuration

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 77Chapter 7. Configuring the Voice InterfacesChapter 7Configuring the Voice InterfacesFigure 7-1Voice Options

78 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 7. Configuring the Voice InterfacesModeSelect either DIRECT or SWITCHED mode for the voice inter-fac

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 79Chapter 7. Configuring the Voice InterfacesDLCI MapThe options for DLCI MAP vary depending on the MODE andHO

80 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 7. Configuring the Voice InterfacesL1 VolumeOutput volume setting for Line 1 (ranges from 0 to 15).L

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 81Chapter 8. Configuring the Network PortChapter 8Configuring the Network PortNETWORK PORTAccess the Network P

82 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 61200.175L1-1Chapter 8. Configuring the Network Port1 AUTO2 56K1 PHYSICAL LAYER OPTIONS 1 LOOP RATE 3 64K2 CLOCK SOURCE

61200.175L1-1 FSU 5622 ESP User Manual 83Chapter 8. Configuring the Network PortFigure 8-2VT 100 Network Port Configuration MenuPhysical Layer Option