O9500R v12 M

Loop- O9500R
SDH/SONET IMAP
USER'S MANUAL
LOOP TELECOMMUNICATION INTERNATIONAL, INC.

8F, NO. 8, HSIN ANN RD.
SCIENCE-BASED INDUSTRIAL PARK
HSINCHU, TAIWAN
Tel: 886-3-578-7696
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2011 Loop Telecommunication International, Inc. All rights reserved.
30 DEC 2011 Version 12
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................................1
1.1
DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................1
1.2
SPECIFICATION .............................................................................................................2
1.3
APPLICATION ................................................................................................................7
INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................10
2.1
SITE PREPARATION .....................................................................................................10
2.2
MECHANICAL INSTALLATION .....................................................................................10
2.2.1
Overview....................................................................................................................10
2.2.2
Chassis Grounding .....................................................................................................11
2.2.3
Rack Mounting Instruction ........................................................................................12
2.2.4
Interface Block Diagram............................................................................................13
2.3
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION .......................................................................................13
2.3.1
Power Connection......................................................................................................13
2.3.2
Fiber Optic Line Connections ....................................................................................13
2.4
3
CONFIGURATION TYPE ...............................................................................................14

O9500R INTERFACE...............................................................................................................17
3.1
3.1.1
3.2
POWER ........................................................................................................................18
Power module, -48V DC............................................................................................18
CONNECTOR CARD (CONN).......................................................................................19
3.2.1
VT-100 Terminal Interface ........................................................................................19
3.2.2
Alarm Interface .......................................................................................................... 20
3.2.3
Alarm Input/ Output...................................................................................................20

3.2.3.1
3.3
Clock Input/Output .................................................................................21
XCU CARD .................................................................................................................22
3.3.1
XCU Card LEDs ........................................................................................................22
3.3.2
Power up Initial Test Conditions ...............................................................................24

3.3.2.1
Boot Loader ............................................................................................24
3.3.2.2
Decompress.............................................................................................24
3.3.2.3
Initialization and Self-testing ..................................................................25
3.3.3
Ethernet Interface.......................................................................................................25
3.3.4
Optical Connections...................................................................................................26
3.4
3.4.1
TRIBUTARY CARDS OVERVIEW ..................................................................................26

High Speed (Ethernet) Cards .....................................................................................26
3.4.1.1
E1/T1 Card..............................................................................................27
3.4.1.2
STM-1/4 and OC-3/12 Interface Card ....................................................27
3.4.2
3.5
4
E3/T3 Card..............................................................................................28
3.4.1.4
Ethernet Card ..........................................................................................28
Low Speed Card.........................................................................................................29

FAN TRAY...................................................................................................................30
EOW (ETHERNET ORDER WIRE) WITH VOIP TECHNOLOGY .................................31

4.1
OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................31
4.2
EOW WITH 1+1 PROTECTION ......................................................................................32
4.3
EOW APPLICATIONS ...................................................................................................33
4.3.1
Point-to-point using analog phone .............................................................................33
4.3.2
Multipoint with IP address using analog phone only.................................................35
4.3.3
Multipoint with SIP Proxy Server..............................................................................36
4.4
HOW TO SET UP ..........................................................................................................38

4.4.1.4
Line Setup...............................................................................................40
4.4.1.5
Setup Status.............................................................................................41
4.4.2
Using User ID to Represent the IP Address...............................................................41
4.4.3
Accessing the Interactive Voice Response Menu ......................................................42
TIMING SOURCE OPERATION ...........................................................................................43

5.1
CLOCK SYNCHRONIZATION OVERVIEW ......................................................................43
5.1.1
Primary Timing Path..................................................................................................43
5.1.2
Timing Path Protection ..............................................................................................44
5.1.3
Timing Choices for Transport Systems......................................................................44
5.2
CLOCK TIMING ON THE O9500R.................................................................................45
5.2.1
6
Clock Priority.............................................................................................................46
LOOPBACK AND DIAGNOSTIC SETUP ............................................................................47

6.1
LOCAL LOOPBACK ......................................................................................................47
6.2
LINE LOOPBACK .........................................................................................................47
6.3
PAYLOAD LOOPBACK .................................................................................................47
6.4
PERFORMANCE SETUP ................................................................................................48
SYSTEM OPERATION............................................................................................................49
7.1
POWER ON ..................................................................................................................49
7.2
SELF TEST...................................................................................................................49
7.3
LOGON TO THE MAIN MENU .......................................................................................49
7.3.1
7.4
8
3.4.1.3
Logoff and Return to Default.....................................................................................49

MENU TREE ................................................................................................................50
SYSTEM SETUP .......................................................................................................................52
8.1
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SETUP ................................................................................52
8.1.1
System Setup..............................................................................................................52
8.1.2
SNMP Setup ..............................................................................................................53

8.1.2.1
SNMP System Setup...............................................................................53
8.1.2.2
V1 Community & Trap Setup .................................................................54
8.1.2.3
V3: User-Based Security Model Setup ...................................................55
8.1.2.4
V3: View-Based Access Control Model Setup 1.....................................55
8.1.2.5
V3: View-Based Access Control Model Setup 2.....................................56
8.1.2.6
V3: Target & Notify Setup......................................................................57
8.1.3
Password Setup ..........................................................................................................58
8.1.4
Timing Source............................................................................................................60
8.1.5
Customer Information Setup......................................................................................68
8.1.6
SNTP Setup................................................................................................................69
8.1.7
DHCP Relay Setup ....................................................................................................70
8.1.8
Bridge and Router Setup ............................................................................................71

8.1.8.1
Network Interface Setup I.......................................................................71
8.1.8.2
Network Interface Setup II......................................................................72
8.1.8.3
Network Interface Setup III ....................................................................73
8.1.8.4
Static Route Setup...................................................................................74
8.1.8.5
Bridge Spanning Tree Setup I .................................................................76
8.1.8.6
Bridge Spanning Tree Setup II................................................................77
8.1.8.7
Bridge Spanning Tree Setup III ..............................................................78
8.1.9
Hand-waving LED Setup ...........................................................................................79
8.1.10
SSH Setup ..................................................................................................................80
8.1.11
M13 Setup..................................................................................................................81
8.2
SDH/SONET SETUP...................................................................................................83
8.2.1
System Mode Setup ...................................................................................................83
8.2.2
Overhead Setup..........................................................................................................85
8.2.2.1
Line Overhead Setup...............................................................................85
8.2.2.2
HO-Path/STS-Path Overhead Setup .......................................................87
8.2.3
ALS/APSD Setup ......................................................................................................88
8.2.4
DCC Channel Setup...................................................................................................89
8.2.5
Path Granularity .........................................................................................................90
8.2.6
MSP APS Command..................................................................................................91
8.2.7
Loopback/Diagnostics Setup......................................................................................91
8.2.8
8.2.7.1
XCU Port Loopback Test........................................................................92
8.2.7.2
XCU Diagnostics ....................................................................................93
Performance Setup/Clear ...........................................................................................94
8.2.8.1
Clear Performance Data..........................................................................94
8.2.8.2
Performance Threshold Cross Alarm Setup ............................................95
8.2.9
Idle Path Alarm Insertion Setup.................................................................................96
8.2.10
SNCP/UPSR APS Setup ............................................................................................97
8.3
PDH SETUP ................................................................................................................99
8.3.1
QDS 1:1 Protection ....................................................................................................99
8.3.2
PDH Ring Protection ............................................................................................... 100
8.3.3
Bit Error Rate Test ................................................................................................... 101
8.4
MAP SETUP ............................................................................................................... 102
8.4.1
Cross Connect Create............................................................................................... 102
8.4.2
Cross Connect Delete............................................................................................... 106
8.4.3
Path-protected TSA Setup........................................................................................ 107
8.4.4
Clear XCU Port Cross Connect ............................................................................... 108
8.4.5
TE Mapper Setup ..................................................................................................... 110
8.4.6
More TE Mapper Function ...................................................................................... 112

8.4.6.1
TE Mapper Setup .................................................................................. 112
8.4.6.2
Trace Message & EPSL Setup .............................................................. 113
8.4.6.3
RDI Mode Setup ................................................................................... 114
8.4.6.4
General Alarm Setup............................................................................. 115
8.4.6.5
Loopback Setup .................................................................................... 116
8.4.6.6
SNCP/UPSR APS Setup ....................................................................... 117
8.4.6.7
Performance Alarm/Threshold Setup.................................................... 118
8.4.6.8
Performance Clear ................................................................................ 119
8.4.7
TSI Function Setup .................................................................................................. 119
8.4.8
DS0 TSI Map Setup ................................................................................................. 120
8.4.9
Active Map Change ................................................................................................. 121
8.4.10
Map Delete............................................................................................................... 121
8.4.11
Map Copy ................................................................................................................121
8.5
ALARM SETUP .......................................................................................................... 122
8.5.1
System Alarm Setup I .............................................................................................. 122
8.5.2
System Alarm Setup II............................................................................................. 124
8.5.3
Line Alarm Mask/Relay Setup................................................................................. 125
8.5.4
High-Order/STS Path Alarm Mask/Relay Setup ..................................................... 126
8.5.5
Low-Order/VT Path Alarm Mask/Relay Setup........................................................ 127
8.5.6
SDH/SONET Alarm Severity Setup ........................................................................ 128
8.5.7
External (Environment) Alarm Setup ...................................................................... 128
8.5.8
SD/SF Threshold Setup............................................................................................ 130
8.5.9
Insert AIS Alarm Setup............................................................................................ 131
8.5.10
8.6
Alarm Output Setup ................................................................................................. 132

FILE TRANSFER ......................................................................................................... 133
8.6.1
Download Mainboard Firmware .............................................................................. 133
8.6.2
Download Current Configuration ............................................................................ 133
8.6.3
Download Backup Configuration ............................................................................ 134
8.6.4
Upload Current Configuration from FLASH ........................................................... 134
8.6.5
Upload Backup Configuration from FLASH ........................................................... 135
8.6.6
Change Firmware Boot Bank................................................................................... 135
8.6.7
Copy Firmware to other XCU.................................................................................. 136
8.7
STORE/RETRIEVE BACKUP CONFIGURATION ............................................................ 137
8.8
UNIT REGISTRATION ................................................................................................. 138
APPENDIX A: O9500R ALARM TRAP INFORMATION ................................................ 142

9.1
TRAP DEFINITION ..................................................................................................... 142
9.2
ALARM QUEUE UNIT: UNIT INDEX ........................................................................... 146
9.3
ALARM QUEUE CARD MODEL: CARD MODEL TYPE ................................................... 147
9.4
ALARM QUEUE REG MODEL: REG. MODEL TYPE ...................................................... 148
9.5
ALARM QUEUE PORT NUMBER: PORT INDEX ............................................................ 148
9.6
ALARM QUEUE VCCHAN : VC CHANNEL .................................................................. 148
9.7
ALARM QUEUE ALMNUM 0 ~ 30: SYSTEM ALARM................................................... 149
9.8
ALARM TYPE NUMBERS ........................................................................................... 150
9.8.1
36 ~ 126: SHD alarm ............................................................................................... 150
9.8.2
136~226 SONET Alarm .......................................................................................... 151
9.8.3
300 ~ 303: E1T1 alarm ............................................................................................ 152
9.8.4
500 ~ 502: E3T3 alarm ............................................................................................ 152
9.8.5
1020 DTE-A (V.35/X.21/V.36/..) / 5RS232 (5X50) card........................................ 152
9.8.6
1020~1022 8RS232 (8X50) card ............................................................................. 152
9.8.7
1020~1027 QE1 card ............................................................................................... 152
9.8.8
1020~1027 QT1 Card .............................................................................................. 152
9.8.13
1431~1439 TDMoE Card ........................................................................................ 154
9.9
10
ALARM NUMBER FOR ALARM QUEUE ...................................................................... 155

APPENDIX B INBAND MANAGEMENT ........................................................................ 157
10.1
INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................... 157
10.2
HARDWARE .............................................................................................................. 158
10.3
SETUP TSI MAP ........................................................................................................ 158
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1-1 O9500R Application ............................................................................................... 7
Figure 1-2 SDH/SONET SAM for Smart Building Application ................................................. 8
Figure 1-3 GSM Application..................................................................................................... 9
Figure 1-4 POTS Switch Applications...................................................................................... 9
Figure 2-1 O9500R Front Panel View ....................................................................................11
Figure 2-2 Back Panel View and Chassis Ground Location.................................................. 12
Figure 2-3 Location of Rack Mount Ears (Brackets).............................................................. 12
Figure 2-4 O9500RADM Interface Block Diagram ................................................................ 13
Figure 2-5 O9500R Terminal Multiplexer Configuration ........................................................ 14
Figure 2-6 Two Terminal Multiplexers or an ADM.................................................................. 15
Figure 2-7 O9500R Two Fiber Ring ADM.............................................................................. 15
Figure 2-8 One Ring ADM and One TM ................................................................................ 16
Figure 2-9 O9500R Equipment Configuration: Two Ring ADMs ........................................... 16
Figure 3-1 48Vdc Power Module ........................................................................................... 18
Figure 3-2 Connector Card .................................................................................................... 19
Figure 3-3 XCU Card ............................................................................................................. 22
Figure 3-4 E1/T1 Card ........................................................................................................... 27
Figure 3-5 B155/622 Card ..................................................................................................... 27
Figure 3-6 E1/T1 Card ........................................................................................................... 28
Figure 3-7 E1/T1 Card ........................................................................................................... 28
Figure 3-8 Fan Location......................................................................................................... 30
Figure 4-1 Location of the Eow Phone Adapter..................................................................... 31
Figure 4-2 The EoW Front Panel........................................................................................... 31
Figure 4-3 Ethernet Cable Setup for 1+1 Protection ............................................................. 32
Figure 5-1 Primary Timing Path in a Digital Network-1 ......................................................... 43
Figure 5-2 Timing Path Protection in a Digital Network- 2..................................................... 44
Figure 6-1 Loopback Block Diagram ..................................................................................... 48
Figure 7-1 Menu Tree for DISPLAY ....................................................................................... 50
Figure 7-2 Menu Tree for SETUP.......................................................................................... 51
Figure 8-1 Aggregate Line Protection Grouping.................................................................... 85
Figure 8-2 Cross Connect Diagram..................................................................................... 104
LIST OF TABLES
Table 3-1 List of O9500R Plug-in Cards ................................................................................ 17
Table 3-2 Pin-out for -48 DC Connector ................................................................................ 18
Table 3-3 DB9 Console Port Pin-out Table ............................................................................ 19
Table 3-4 Pin-out for Alarm Input Connector ......................................................................... 20
Table 3-5 Pin-out for Alarm Output Connector....................................................................... 20
Table 3-6 RJ-45 Pin out for Clock Input/Output ..................................................................... 21
Table 3-7 Functions of XCU LEDs......................................................................................... 22
Table 3-8 Function of XCU Buttons ....................................................................................... 22
Table 3-9 Function of XCU Connectors ................................................................................. 22
Table 3-10 LED Indication for XCU Card............................................................................... 23
Table 3-11 RJ-45 Pin out for Ethernet Port............................................................................ 25
Table 3-12 Fan Control Temperatures ................................................................................... 30
Table 4-1 Interactive Voice Response Menu ......................................................................... 42
Table 6-1 Performance Monitoring Parameters..................................................................... 48
Table 7-1 Command Group Functions................................................................................... 50
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CHAPTER 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
1.1
Description
The Loop-O9500R SDH/SONET IMAP (Integrated Multi-service Access Platform) is an economical

STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) access multiplexer designed to provide integrated access to STM-1/4 (OC-3/12)
optical lines through either a non-blocking VC11/VC12/VC3/VC4 cross-connect with HS (High Speed)
modules or through an additional non-blocking DS0 cross-connect fabric with LS (Low Speed) modules.
The 6U shelf supports:
- 4 HS tributary module slots
- 6 LS tributary module slots
With up to 4 aggregate optical STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) or electrical STM-1/OC-3 line interfaces, the
Loop-O9500RSDH/SONET IMAP offers service providers a versatile protection scheme including
UPSR/SNCP and MSP(1+1) protection for both ring and linear network topology. It can work with the
Loop-O9100 and Loop-O9400 in the same topology.
The HS tributary modules include optical STM-1/4 (OC-3/12), E3/T3, E1/T1 interfaces and Fast Ethernet
over STM-1/4 (OC-3/12). Fast Ethernet signals are mapped onto STM payload through standard
techniques GFP, LAPS, VCAT and LCAS. These HS modules are identical to those used in the rack
version of the Loop-O9400.
The LS tributary modules are connected through a full non-blocking DS0 cross-connect and together can
act as a mini DACS. The modules include 4channel E1/T1, dry contact I/O, G.HSDSL, bridge and router
card, FXS and FXO voice card, E&M, RS232, low speed optical cards, DTE cards and so on. All LS
modules are identical to those used in rack version of the Loop-AM3440.
All interfaces are fully compliant with the relevant ETSI standards and ITU recommendations. The
SDH/SONET IMAP provides full Operation, Administration, Maintenance and Provisioning (OAM&P)
functionality.
Users can easily operate SDH/SONET IMAP locally or remotely for centralized management with
LoopView (EMS) and Loop-iNMS (integrated NMS).
1.2
Specification
High Speed or High Density Tributary Modules

Max. Number of Aggregate Lines
4 STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) aggregate optical lines or
4 STM-1 (OC-3) aggregate electrical lines
Max. Number of Tributary Lines
4 STM-4 (OC-12) tributaries without protection
8 STM-1 (OC3) tributaries without protection
12 E3/T3 tributaries without protection
252 E1/T1 tributaries without protection
4 GbE +32 FE EoS with build in L2 switch tributaries without protection
4 GbE or 32 FE EoS without build in L2 switch tributaries without protection
SFP Module Characteristics (Please reference to SFP optical module brochure)
T1 Interface
Line Rate
Jitter
1.544 Mbps 32 ppm
Line Code
AMI/B8ZS
Framing
Input Signal
Output Signal
ITU G.703 DSX-1 0dB to 6dB

ITU G.703 DSX-1 w/short (0-110,
110-220, 220-330, 330-440, 440-550
feet)
Output Mask
E1 Interface
Line Rate
Line Code
Bellcore GR-499-core
2.048 Mbps 50 ppm
AMI/HDB3
Jitter
Framing
Input Signal
Output Signal
ITU G.703
ITU G.703
Impedance
Connector
Output Mask
ETS 300 689 Sec.4.2.1.2 ITU G.703
E3 Interface
Line Rate
34.368 Mbps 20ppm
Line Code
HDB3
Input Signal
ITU G.703
Output Signal
ITU G.703
Output Mask
ETS 300 689 Sec.4.2.1.2 ITU G.703
T3 interface
Line Rate
44.736 Mbps 20ppm
Line Code
B3ZS
Input Signal
ITU G.703
Output Signal
ITU G.703
Output Mask
Bellcore GR-499-core
Fast Ethernet interface
Line Rate
10/100M bps
RSTP (802.1W),
Layer2 Protocol
VLAN (802.1Q, 802.1P)
Flow Control (802.3X)
MSTP (802.1S)
IGMP Snooping
QoS
Prrocess Protocol
VCAT, GFP(G.7041), LAPS,
LCAS(G.7042), and non-LCAS
Impedance
Connector
ITU G.824
Unframed with a framing monitor
on receiving side
100 ohm twisted pair
SCSI-II 68-pin
One connector for 16 ports
Two connectors for 32 ports
Four connectors for 63 ports
ITU G.823
Unframed with a framing monitor
on receiving side
75 ohm coax/120 twisted pair
SCSI-II 68-pin
One connector for 16 ports
Two connectors for 32 ports
Four connectors for 63 ports
Jitter
Framing
Impedance
Connector
ITU G.823
Unframed, G.751
75 ohm coax
BNC connector
Jitter
Framing
Impedance
Connector
ITU G.824
Unframed, M13/Mx3, G.747
75 coax
BNC connector
Mapping
Connector
n x VC12, n x VC3, or n x VC4

RJ45
Gigabit Ethernet interface

Line Rate
10/100/1000Mbps
Layer2 Protocol
RSTP (802.1W),
VLAN (802.1Q, 802.1P)
Flow Control (802.3X)
MSTP (802.1S)
IGMP Snooping
QoS
Process Protocol
VCAT, GFP(G.7041), LAPS,
LCAS(G.7042), and non-LCAS
Mapping
Connector
n x VC12, n x VC3, or n x VC4

RJ45
7 FOM
Fiber Optical Interface
Port number
7
Source
Laser
Wavelength
Optical Line Rate
Connector
Reach
Diagnostics Test
Optical Fiber
E1 Link
Line
Code
1310 50 nm, 1550 40 nm

38.84Mbps
SFP housing with LC type
2~240 Km
(For more detail, please refer to the SFP table below)
Scrambled NRZ
Protection 1+1 Line Protection
Local and remote loopbacks

Local and remote loopback, send test pattern
Low Speed Tributary Modules

Network Line Interface - 4 E1
Line Rate
Framing
ITU G.704
2.048 Mbps 50 ppm
Line Code
AMI or HDB3
Connector
BNC/RJ48C
Input Signal
ITU G.703
Electrical
75 ohm Coax/120 ohm twisted pair
Output Signal
ITU G.703
Jitter
ITU G.823
Network Line Interface - 4T1
Line Rate
Output Signal
DSX1w/0, -7.5, -15 dB LBO
1.544 Mbps 32 ppm
Line Code
AMI or B8ZS
Framing
D4/ESF (selectable)
Input Signal
DSX-1 0 dB to -30 dB w/ALBO
Connector
RJ48C
Network Line Interface - 3E1
Line Rate
Framing
ITU G.704
2.048 Mbps 50 ppm
Line Code
AMI or HDB3
Connector
BNC/RJ48C
Input Signal
ITU G.703
Electrical
75 ohm Coax/120 ohm twisted pair
Output Signal
ITU G.703
Jitter
ITU G.823
Function
Support DS0-SNCP
G.shdsl Line Interface (2GH/4GH)
Number of ports
2 or 4
Line Rate for 4-channel G.shdsl
n x 64Kbps (n= 3 to 31)
Line Rate for 2-channel G.shdsl
n x 64Kbps (n= 3 to 15)
Line Code
16-TCPAM, full duplex with adaptive echo cancellation
Connector
RJ45
Electrical
Unconditioned 19-26 AWG twisted pair
Sealing current
Max. 20 mA source current
Clock Source
From System, Line
Diagnostic Test
G.SHDSL Loopback: To-LINE, To-bus
BERT: QRSS
DTE(X.21/V.11) Interface (-6X21A)
Data Port
Up to six 6-port DTE X.21 card; 1-port DTE X.21 card (future option)
Data Rate
56 or 64 Kbps, n = 1 to 32
Connector
DB15
DTE (V.35/ V.36) Interface (6V35A/6V36A)

Data Port
Up to six 6-port DTE V.35/ V.36 cards
Data Rate
56 or 64 Kbps, n = 1 to 32
Connector
For V.35 card: DB25S (optional conversion cable DB25S to M34 connector)
For V.36 card::DB25S (optional conversion cable DB25S to DB37 connector)
DTE (EIA530/RS449) Interface (6 EIA530A/6RS449A)
Data Port
Up to six 6-port EIA530 DTE card
Data Rate
56 or 64 Kbps, n = 1 to 32
Connector
DB25S (optional conversion cable DB25S male to DB37 female connector for RS449)
C37.94 Interface (1/4C37)
Source
LED
Wavelength
820nm 2Km reach
Connector
ST
Optical Budget
50 Mircon core/9.6 db
62.5 Mircon core/ 15db
Dry Contact I/O card (8DC)
Inputs Outputs 8-channel
2-port per card, 4-pair per port 8-channel
8-pair per card
Connector
RJ45
Connector
Screw type
Internal Resistance
1K
Initial Insulation Resistance
Min. 100M ohm (at 500 Vdc)
Activation Current
3 mA
Max. Current
5A
Deactivation Current
1.5 mA
Max. Voltage
100 Vdc, 250 Vac
Allowable Current
4 mA
Dry Contact Type B Interface
Inputs Outputs 8-channel
2-port per card, 4-pair per port 8-channel
8-pair per card
Connector
RJ45
Connector
Screw type
Internal Resistance
100 K
Initial Insulation Resistance Min. 1000M ohm (at 500 Vdc)
Activation Current
3 mA
Max. Current
2A
1.5 mA
Max. Voltage
220 Vdc, 250 Vac
Allowable Current
4 mA
Co-directional (G.703) card
Interface
ITU G.703 64 Kbps co-directional interface
Connector
120ohm, RJ48
Line Distance
Up to 500 meters
Loopack
DTE Payload Loopback, Local Loopback
Router-B Interface (RTB)
Number of ports
8 LAN ports, Max. 64 WAN ports. Each WAN port has data rate n x 64K bps, 1 n 32
( 8Mbps for total of all 64 WAN ports
Physical Interface
10/100 BaseT x 8
Connector
RJ45
Routing protocol
RIP-I, RIP-II, OSPF, Static
Supporting Protocols
PPP (IPCP/BCP), MLPPP, HDLC, Frame Relay, and Cisco compatible HDLC, NAT/NAPT,
DHCP
Diagnostic
Ping, Trace route
QoS
Rate limit
DTE(RS232-X.50 mux. 8-port) Interface (RS232/V.24)
Data Port
Up to twelve 8-port RS232 cards
MUX
Maximum 5 subrate port per 64K bps
Data Rate
Mux mode
0.6K, 1.2K, 2.4K, 4.8K, 9.6K
Asynchronous
Independent mode
0.6K, 1.2K, 2.4K, 4.8K, 9.6K, 19.2K, 38.4K
Mux mode
0.6K, 1.2K, 2.4K, 4.8K, 9.6K
Synchronous
Independent mode
0.6K, 1.2K, 2.4K, 4.8K, 9.6K, 19.2K, 38.4K, 48K, 64K
Card Type
Eight RJ48
Port Number
1
2
Async
Async
3
Async
4
Async
7
Async
8
Async
Two DB44 + Two RJ48 Async/Sync Async/Sync Async

Async/Sync Async/Sync Async
Async
Connector
Eight RJ48 (port 1 to port 8)
DB44 (port1,port2,port3), DB44 (port4,port5,port6), RJ48 (port7) and RJ48(port8)
Async
5
Async
6
Async
Conversion Cable
A three-into-one conversion cable adapts the DB44 connector to 3 connecters (one DB9S and two DB25S)
Electrical
RS232 Interface, DCE
Voice Card- E&M
Connector
Eight RJ45
Alarm Conditioning
CGA busy after 2.5 seconds of LOS, LOF
Encoding
A-law or -law, user selectable together for all
Impedance
Balanced 600 or 900 ohms
Longitudinal Conversion Loss
> 46dB
Longitudinal Balance
> 63dB
Gain Adjustment (Per-port setting)
-10 to +7 dB / 0.1dB step for transmit (D/A) gain
-10 to +14 dB / 0.1dB step for receive (A/D) gain
I/O voice power range
A/D digital input level: -66 dBm (0.00039 Vrms) ~ + 3 dBm (1.09 Vrms)
D/A analog output level: -66 dBm (0.00039 Vrms) ~ + 7 dBm (1.74 Vrms)
Signal/Distortion
> 25dB with 1004 Hz, 0dBm input
Frequency Response
- 0.25 to -1 dB from 300 to 3400 Hz
Carrier connection
Side A ( exchange side) and Side B (carrier side) setup by side switch
Idle Channel Noise
Max. 65 dBm0p
wire mode
2 wire and 4 wire (programmable)
Signaling
Type 1, Type 2, Type 3, Type 4, and Type 5, Transmit only (programmable)
Modems
Full compatibility with V.90 modems
All in-band signaling tones are carried transparently by the digitizing process.
Customer is responsible for in-band signaling compatibility between a telephone and a switch, or between a PBX and a switch.
Voice Card (12FXS, 12FXO, 24FXS, 24FXO)
12 FXS/FXO Connector
Twelve RJ11
24 FXS/FXO Connector
One RJ21X Female
Alarm Conditioning
Encoding
AC Impedance
Balanced 600 or 900 ohms (selectable together for all)
> 46dB
Cross talk measure
Max -70dBm0
Gain Adjustment
-21 to +10 dB / 0.1dB step transmit & receive
Signal/ Distortion
Frequency Response
- 0.25 to -1 dB from 300 to 3400 Hz, coincide with ITU-T G.712
Idle Channel Noise
Max. 65 dBm0p
Variation of Gain
0.5dB
FXO
Ringing REN
0.5B (AC)
Detectable Ringing
25 Vrms
Loop Resistance
1800
DC Impedance (ON-HOOK)
> 1M
DC Impedance (OFF-HOOK)
235 @ 25mA feed
90 @ 100mA feed
FXS Loop Feed
-48Vdc or -24Vdc with 25mA current limit per port
Jumper Selectable: 25mA, 30mA, 35mA
FXS signalling
Normal / Automatic Ring down
FXS Ringing
1 REN at 5K meters per port
16.7Hz, 20Hz, 25Hz, 50Hz, user selectable for all ports
38 to 85 Vrms (sine wave), 76 Vrms for default Ring Voltage
2 sec on 4 sec off, or 1 sec on 2 sec off optional for PLAR
Signaling
Loop Start, DTMF, pulse, PLAR, Battery Reverse
Optional Signaling (for special
Ground Start, Metering pulse (12 KHz, 16 KHz), and P( in PLAR mode, PLAR signalling bits
order)
are programmable.
Signaling Bit A,B,C,D
Programable bit
z
All in-band signaling tones are carried transparently by the digitizing process.
z
Customer is responsible for in-band signaling compatibility between a telephone and a switch, or between a PBX and a switch.
z
-24Vdc power is for FXS PCB version L and up
Voice Card 12 MAG (Magneto)
Connector
Twelve RJ11
Alarm Conditioning
Encoding
Impedance
Balanced 600 or magneto telephone impedance match
> 46dB
Gain Adjustment
-21 to +10 dB / 0.1dB step transmit & receive
2
Signal/ Distortion
Frequency Response
Idle Channel Noise
Min Detectable Ringing Voltage
Ringing Detectable Across
Ringing Generation

- 0.25 to -1 dB from 300 to 3400 Hz, coincide with ITU-T G.712
Max. 65 dBm0p
16 Vrms
L1 and L2 (Tip and Ring), L1 and GND (Tip and GND)
Voltage: 76 Vrms (sine wave)
Frequency: 20Hz
Cadence: 1 sec on 2 sec off, or 2 sec on 4 sec off
Ringing Send Across
L1 and L2 (Tip and Ring), L1 and GND (Tip and GND)
Signaling
Magneto MRD(Ringing across Tip and Ring or Tip and Ground)
Signaling Bit A,B,C,D
Programable
Signaling is carried transparently by the digitizing process.
Use Magneto card default setting for communications between magneto telephones
Use Magneto card PLAR mode setting for communications between a magneto telephone and a regular telephone
Conference Card*
RS232 Interface
Data Port
ASYNC Data Rate
SYNC
Connector
FXS Voice Interface
Connector
Encoding
Cross Talk Measure
Gain Adjustment
Signal/ Distortion
Idle Channel Noise
Loop Resistance
FXS Loop Feed
FXS Ringing
Signaling
E&M Voice Interface
Connector
Encoding
Impedance
Gain Adjustment
Signal/Distortion
Idle Channel Noise
Carrier Connection
Phone line power+12V
Operation mode
Wire Mode
Signaling Type
EM Ringing
2-ports per card

300, 600, 1.2K, 2.4K, 4.8K, 9.6K, 19.2K
not supported
Two DB9, DCE, female
Two RJ11
G.723
> 46dB
Max -70dBm0
transmit (D/A) gain 0, +6dB
receive (A/D) gain +6, 0, -6dB
Max. 65 dBm0p
Max 1800 ohm
Normal -48 Vdc with 25mA current limit
2 REN
20Hz
76 Vrms
2 sec on / 4 sec off for 1 min, or 1 sec on / 2 sec off for 30 sec
(programmable)
Loop Start, DTMF
Two RJ45
G.723
Balanced 600 ohms
> 46dB
transmit (D/A) gain 0, +6dB
receive (A/D) gain +6, 0, -6dB
Max. 65 dBm0p
Side A = exchange side, Side B = carrier side (Jumper selectable)
Type P (Jumper enable)
Master, standard (Jumper selectable)
4 wire
Type 1, Type 4, and Type 5 (Jumper selectable)
Single rainging for 5 sec only
2 sec on / 4 sec off for 1 min, or 1 sec on / 2 sec off for 30 sec (programmable)
TDMoE
Combo Gigabit Ethernet(GbE) Interface
Number of Ports
2
Speed
10/100/1000M bps
Connector
RJ45 for twisted pair GbE, LC for optical GbE, auto detection
Gigabit Ethernet(GbE) Interface
Number of Port
2
Speed
10/100/1000 BaseT
Connector
RJ45
Ethernet Function
Basic Features
Packet Transparency
QoS
Traffic Control
Link Aggregation
MDI/MDIX for 10/100/1000M BaseT auto-sensing

Ping function contained ARP
Per port, programmable MAC hardware address learn limiting (max. MAC table 8192 (8k) entry)
Packet Delay Variation:
- Unframed T1: Up to 340 ms
- Framed T1: Up to 256 ms
- E1:up to 256 ms
- Framed T1 with CAS: Up to 192 ms
Packet transparency support for all types of packet types including IEEE 802.1q VLAN and 802.1ad
(Q-in-Q)
User configurable 802.1p CoS, ToS in out going IP frame
Ingress packet Rate limiting buckets per port for ethernet port
Supporting Rate-based and Priority-based rate limiting for LAN port
Granularity:
a. From 64 Kbps to 1 Mbps in increments of 64 Kbps
b. From 1 Mbps to 100 Mbps in increments of 1 Mbps
c. From 100 Mbps to 1000 Mbps in increments of 10Mbps
Pause frame issued when the traffic exceeding the limited rate before packet dropped following
IEEE802.3X
WAN support link aggregation
Jitter & Wander

PPM: per G.823 Traffic
Standard Compliance
IETF
IEEE
TDMoIP (RFC5087), SAToP (RFC4553), CESoPSN (RFC5086)

802.1q, 802.1p, 802.1d, 802.3, 802.3u, 802.3x, 802.3z, 802.1s, 802.1w, 802.1AX
EoW with VoIP Technology

Data Networking
Router or Bridge Mode of Operation
Voice Gateway
SIPv2
Voice Algorithms
Attenuation
Session Initiation Protocol Version 2 (RFC3261, 3262, 3263, 3264)

G.711 (A-law and mu-law)
Gain Adjustments
Physical Interfaces
Two RJ-45 Port
Two RJ-11 FXS Port
Ethernet 100BaseT Interface (IEEE 802.3)

For Analog Circuit Telephone Device (Tip/Ring)
Subscriber Line Interface Circuit(SLIC)

Ring Voltage
40 55 VRMS Configurable
Ring Frequency
10Hz 40Hz
Ring Waveform
Trapezoidal and Sinusoidal
Max. Ringer Load
3 REN
On-hook/off-hook
Characteristics
4
On-hook voltage (tip/ring) : -50 V NOMINAL

Off-hook current : 20 mA min
Terminating Impedance : 600 ohms
Regulatory Compliance
FCC Part
15 Class B
CE
Mark
ICES-003
ESD level
Class B
Air: 8Kv; Contact: 4Kv
Power Supply
DC
Power Consumption
Input Voltage: +5 VDC at 2.0 A Max.

5 Watts
Indicator Lights
Indicator Lights/LED
Power
Storage Temperature
Storage
Temperature -13F to 185F (-25C to 85C)
Unit Dimensions
WxHxD
122.5mm x 43.7mm x 92.8mm
System Clock
Clock Source
Internal clock
4 aggregate lines clocks (STM-1/4 (OC-3/12))
External clocks: 2.048MHz or 2.048Mbps for STM-1/4, 1.544M bps for OC-3/12
Management Interface
LED
Console
SNMP
OSS interface
NE/NE interface
Multi colors
Electrical: RS232
Connector: DB9S (DCE)
Protocol: Menu driven VT-100
SNMPv1, v3 (RFC1213, RFC2863, RFC1493)
10/100BaseT FE (IEEE 802.3u )
DCC/HDLC/Ethernet type II
Alarm Input/Output
Inputs
Channel
Connector
Internal Resistance
Activation Current
Allowable Current
Outputs
4
RJ45
1K
3 mA
1.5 mA
4 mA
Channel
Connector
Initial Insulation Resistance
Maximum switching voltage
4
RJ45
Min. 100M ohm (at 500Vdc)
110 V DC, 125 V AC
Diagnostics
XCU card
Loopback Test
BERT Test
B155/622 card
Loopback Test
BERT Test
E1/T1 card
Loopback Test
BERT Test
Local loopback, payload loopback, line loopback

Optical interface
Direction: to optical lines
Local loopback, payload loopback, line loopback:
Optical interface
Direction: to optical lines
Local loopback, line loopback:
E1/T1 interface
Direction: to optical lines, to tributary lines
Performance Monitor
Performance Reports
Performance Parameters: Error Block (EB), Background Block Error (BBE), Error Second(ES), Burst
5
Error Second (BES), Severe Error Second (SES), Unavailable Second(UAS)

Alarm History
System
Alarm
SDH/SONET
Line Alarm
Alarm Cut Off, Power Loss/Uneqp, Fan Fail, Fan Module Uneqp, Overheat,
TS Sync Loss, Logon and Logout, Optical Port Uneqp, Card In,Card Out,
Card Type Mismatch, Card Port Number Mismatch, Card Fail, Card
Registration, SNCP Switch, MSP Switch, Trib Protection Sync, Standby
XCU Takeover, Standby Trib Takeover, XCU Sync, SFP Tx Fail, SFP Rx Fail,
SFP Temperature, LS Protection, LS ID Mismatch
SDH
SONET
Line
PI-LOS RS-LOF RS-TIM MS-SD MS-SF MS-AIS

MS-RDI MS-REI B1-BIP B2-BIP
Ho-Path
AU-LOP AU-AIS HP-SD HP-SF HP-UNEQ HP-PLM

HP-TIM HP-RDI-P HP-RDI-S HP-RDI-C HP-LOM
HP-REI, HP-B3-BIP
Lo-Path
TU-LOP TU-AIS LP-SD LP-SF LP-UNEQ LP-PLM

LP-TIM LP-RDI-P LP-RDI-S LP-RDI-C LP-V5-REI
LP-V5-BIP
Line
LOS-PI, LOF-S, TIM-S, SD-L , SF-L ,

AIS-L , RDI-L , REI-L, B1-BIP, B2-BIP
STS-Path LOP-P, AIS-P, SD-P, SF-P, UNEQ-P, PLM-P, TIM-P,

RDI-P-P, RDI-S-P, RDI-C-P, RDI-P-P, LOM-P, REI-P,
B3-BIP-P
VT-Path
LOP-V, AIS-V, SD-V, SF-V, UNEQ-V, PLM-V, TIM-V,

RDI-P-V, RDI-S-V, RDI-C-V,V5-REI-V, V5-BIP-V
Contains up to 300 alarm records of latest alarm types, alarm severity, date, and time.
Alarm Queue
Electrical
DC Power
Power consumption
-48Vdc (-36 to -72 Vdc)

240 Watts
Physical and Environmental

Dimensions for 6U
Temperature
Humidity
Mounting
433mm x264mm x 223.5mm (W/H/D)

0 to 50C
0-95%RH (non-condensing)
Desk-top stackable, 19/23 inch rack mountable, and wall mountable
Certifications
EMI/EMC
Safety
EN55022 Class A, EN50024

FCC Part 15 Class A,
IEC60950-1
Standards Compliance
ITU-T
ANSI
IEEE
G.707, G.7041, G.7042, G.775, G.783, G.806, G.823, G.747, X.86, G.664
T1.105, T1.107
802.1q (VLAN), 802.1w (RSTP), 802.1s(MSTP), 802.1ad (stack VLAN),
802.3x (flow control), 802.1p (QoS)
* Future Option
1.3
Application
O9500R can be configured as either a Terminal Multiplexer (TM), a Linear Add/Drop Multiplexer (ADM),
or as a cross-connect (DACS) with the same enclosure. With UPSR/SNCP, and MSP (1+1) protection,
O9500R can easily provide a well-protected transmission path and integrated access in various
applications as shown below.
Figure 1-1 O9500R Application
PC
PC
PC
R ou ter
F ax
Fax
PBX
V id eo
Fax
PC
PC
PC
Hub
PO TS
G .7 03
G .S H D S L
E 1 /T 1
E thern et
V id eo
PC
PC
PC
E th ernet
S w itch
PO TS
G .70 3
G .S H D S L
E 1/T 1
E th ernet
O 950 0
O 950 0
S T M -4 /1 , O C -1 2 /3
R ing
S T M -4 /O C -12 o r
S T M -1/O C -3
Inte r-co nn ection
O 9 500
O 950 0
ADM
ADM
ADM
S D H /S O N E T
B ackb one
ADM
Figure 1-2 SDH/SONET SAM for Smart Building Application
PO TS
G .7 03
G .S H D S L
E 1/T 1
E therne t
BSC
(Base Station Controller)
GSM
N etwork
E1
LO OP
S-AXM
LO O P
S-AXM
LOO P
S-AXM
BTS
E1
E1
STM -4/1 (O C-12/3) Ring

with UPSR/SN CP protection
BTS
LO O P
S-AXM
LO OP
S-AXM
E1
BTS
LO OP
S-AXM
E1
BTS
E1
BTS
Figure 1-3 GSM Application

PO T S S w itch
o n C e n tr a l S ite
E 1/E 3 / S T M -1,
T 1/ D S 3 /O C -3
LO OP
S -A X M
LOOP
S -A X M
E 1/ T 1
R e m o te S w itc h
..
E 1/T 1
LOOP
S -A X M
S T M -4 / 1, O C -12 / 3
R in g
E 1/T 1
R e m o t e S w itc h
..
LOOP
S -A X M
E 1/ T 1
LO O P
S -A X M
..
LO OP
S -A X M
E 1/ T 1
?
Figure 1-4 POTS Switch Applications
R e m o t e S w itc h
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CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION
2 INSTALLATION
Chapter two provides introduction to all hardware units of O9500Rand their detailed set-up procedures.
Both mechanical and electrical installations are included.
2.1
Site Preparation
Ensure that your installation site confirms to all environmental and structural regulations. A power supply
must be available that conforms to the O9500R power requirements.
2.2
Mechanical Installation
Wear a grounding wrist strap while installing the Loop equipment. Familiarize yourself with the
instructions in this manual before commencing any work.
2.2.1 Overview
When installing O9500R equipment into racks, follow these guidelines:
Consider the effect of additional electronic equipment and its generated heat on the O9500R
system equipment.
Make sure the equipment rack is properly secured to the ground and, if required, to the
ceiling.
Ensure that the weight of the equipment does not make the rack unstable.
When mounting equipment between two posts or rails, ensure that the minimum clearance
between the sides is 485 mm (19 in.).
Maintain a minimum clearance of 500 mm (19.7 in.) in front of the equipment and 500mm
(19.7 in.) at the rear.
Note: For proper operation of the O9500R and the terminal server module in particular, the O9500R
chassis must be grounded. Connect the chassis ground screw to a good earth connection with an AWG 16
wire at least.
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Figure 2-1 O9500R Front Panel View
2.2.2 Chassis Grounding

The chassis is grounded when rack mounted. If extra grounding protection for rack mounted units is
desired, a dedicated chassis ground screw and lock washer is provided. The chassis ground screw is
located on the right hand side of the rear panel as shown below.
When attaching a ground wire to the chassis ground screw, please follow these instructions.
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Use copper grounding conductors of 16 AWG
Conductors should not be of dissimilar metals.
The bare conductors should be coated with anti-oxidant before crimp connections are made.
Any un-plated connection surfaces, connectors, braided strap and bus bars must be bought to a bright
finish and coated with anti-oxidant before connections are made.
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Figure 2-2 Back Panel View and Chassis Ground Location
2.2.3 Rack Mounting Instruction

Rack mounting ears (brackets) and screws are included in the Loop-O shipping package. Four M3 screws
are used to secure each ear to threaded screw-holes in the side panels of the Loop device. These should
be tightened to a torque value of 10Kgf-cm with a Phillips #2 screwdriver.
Figure 2-3 Location of Rack Mount Ears (Brackets)
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After the unit is placed into the rack cage, insert two flathead rack mounting screws (also included in the
shipping package) through each ear to secure the Loop unit to the cage. These screws should be
tightened to a torque value of 10Kgf-cm with a medium tip screwdriver.
2.2.4 Interface Block Diagram
Figure 2-4 O9500RADM Interface Block Diagram
2.3
Electrical Installation
2.3.1 Power Connection
The power connection on your unit will be DC 48Vdc (-36 to 72Vdc) 3 pin terminal block. The power
switch should be in the OFF position while you connect the power source.
Caution: Do not (under any circumstances) connect the O9500R unit to a power source that is
inconsistent with the power rating labeled on the rear of the device. Do not (under any circumstances)
remove the power module from the O9500R device while it is connected to live power source.
Disconnect the module from the power source before removing it from the O9500R.
2.3.2 Fiber Optic Line Connections
To install fiber-optic cables in the O9500R, connect a fiber cable with an LC type connector to the
transmission and receive ports of the transmission system.
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2.4
Configuration Type
Item
STM-1
GbE + FE
High Speed E1
High Speed E3
PDH Cross-connect
Maximum Capacity
4 MSP 1 + 1 or 4 Subring SNCP/UPSR or 6 STM-1 with or without MSP
4 GbE + 32 FE
252 E1 with or without protection, or 126 E1 with 1+1 card protection
12 E3 with or without protection, or 6 E3 with 1+1 card protection
12 E1/28 T1
O9500R is capable of supporting STM-4 /OC-12 point-to-point connection as a Terminal Multiplexer on the
aggregate line side. The protection scheme is MSP (1+1), whereby both fiber cut and XCU card failure are
protected.
Figure 2-5 O9500R Terminal Multiplexer Configuration

O9500R also supports two STM-4 Terminal Multiplexers from the APSG1 & APSG2 on the aggregate
line side. The protection scheme is MSP(1+1). These two terminal multiplexers in a back-to-back
configuration form an ADM. This ADM can be used as a middle node of an ADM chain, still with MSP(1+1)
protection against both fiber cuts and XCU failures.
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Figure 2-6 Two Terminal Multiplexers or an ADM

O9500R is capable of supporting Main STM-4/OC-12 ring on the aggregate line side. The Main
STM-4/OC-12 ring can be supported from the APSG1 or APSG2 on the two XCU cards. The ring
protection scheme can be either SNCP/UPSR or two-fiber MS-SPRing/BLSR.
Figure 2-7 O9500R Two Fiber Ring ADM
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O9500Ris capable of supporting one Main STM-4 ring plus one Main STM-4 terminal multiplexing on
the aggregate line side.
Figure 2-8 One Ring ADM and One TM

O9500R is capable of supporting two main STM-4 rings on the aggregate line side. The two STM-4 rings
are supported from the APSG1 and APSG2 on the two XCU cards.
Figure 2-9 O9500R Equipment Configuration: Two Ring ADMs
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CHAPTER 3 O9500R Interface
3 O9500R Interface
This chapter introduces the hardware interface and tributary modules on the O9500R: the power module,
connector, XCU, the fan, the high speed and low speed plug-in cards. Below is the list of HS and LS
plug-in cards used in O9500R.
Tributary Type
Plug-in Interface Cards
STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) tributaries

63 port E1/T1 tributaries
High-Speed or High Density 32 port E1/T1 tributaries
Access Tributary Modules
(HS)
3 port E3/T3 with M13 function option
EoS (8FE+1GBE) Ethernet card with built in L2 switch
8 port Bridge/Router
4 channel E1/T1
Low-Speed Access Tributary 8 channel Dry Contact I/O-A
Modules
8 channel Dry Contact I/O-B
(LS)
2 channel G.SHDSL (2 pairs) w/o line power
4 channel G.SHDSL (1 pairs) w/o line power
8 channel 2W/4W E&M
12 channel FXS
12 channel FXO
Magneto
1 or 4 channel C37.94 (low speed optical)
6 channel V.35
6 channel V.36
6 channel X.21
8 channel RS232 / EIA530
G.703 co-directional
Conference Card*
TDMoE
*Future Option
Table 3-1 List of O9500R Plug-in Cards
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3.1
Power
3.1.1 Power module, -48V DC
The -48V DC supply input is provided via a 3 pin power connector

with the following pin-out:
Pin
-V
+V
Signal
-48V
+48V
GND
Table 3-2 Pin-out for -48 DC Connector
Figure 3-1 48Vdc Power Module
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3.2
Connector Card (CONN)
The O9500R Connector Card contains the following interfaces:

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DB9 console port for VT100 interface
RJ45 connector for Alarm Output
RJ45 connector for Alarm Input
RJ45 connector for Clock Input/Output
Figure 3-2 Connector Card
3.2.1 VT-100 Terminal Interface

On the connector card is a DB9 console port for VT-100 monitor connection. The interface runs at a data
rate of 9600 baud. Pin out details are displayed in the table below.
Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Signal
DCD
TXD
RXD
NC
GND
DSR
NC
CTS
NC
Table 3-3 DB9 Console Port Pin-out Table
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3.2.2 Alarm Interface
The O9500R provides facilities to report a minimum of 4 auxiliary alarm inputs for associated
equipment, e.g. power unit failure battery condition, cabinet door etc. and 4 dedicated alarm
outputs. The alarm outputs are related to the unit alarm indicator and the traffic alarm indicator.
The alarm inputs are reported to the management system and are activated by a close or open
Loop condition between a pair of contacts.
3.2.3 Alarm Input/ Output
The alarm input interface connector is a RJ-45 connector. The pin out is defined in the table below.
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Signal
Alarm input 1 POWER
Alarm input 1 GND
Alarm input 2 POWER
Alarm input 2 GND
Alarm input 3 POWER
Alarm input 3 GND
Alarm input 4 POWER
Alarm input 4 GND
Table 3-4 Pin-out for Alarm Input Connector

The alarm output interface connector is a RJ-45 connector, with the pin-out defined in the table
below.
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Signal
NC
COM
NC
COM
NC
COM
NC
COM
Description
Critical alarm output pin 1
Critical alarm output pin 2
Major alarm output pin 1
Major alarm output pin 2
Minor alarm output pin 1
Minor alarm output pin 2
Informative alarm output pin 1
Informative alarm output pin 2
NC = Normal Close
COM = Common
Table 3-5 Pin-out for Alarm Output Connector
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3.2.3.1 Clock Input/Output
External timing input and output is provided on 8 pin RJ-45 connector, with the following pin-out:
PIN
Signal
Description
1
TX TIP 1
2
TX RING 1
External Clock 1
3
RX TIP 1
4
RX RING 1
5
TX TIP 2
6
TX RING 2
External Clock 2
7
RX TIP 2
8
RX RING 2
Table 3-6 RJ-45 Pin out for Clock Input/Output
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3.3
XCU Card
The XCU Card (Controller Card) is used for management and cross-connect
functions. O9500R supports up to 2 XCU cards. If one of the XCU cards
fails, the system will automatically shift to the other XCU card and continue
its operation.
3.3.1 XCU Card LEDs

The XCU card has multi-color LEDs for operation and error indications. The
indication is either off, steady on, or flickering (flashing). The following table
lists each LED and its color and the meaning it represents.
XCU LEDs
ACTIVE
ALM
TEST
P1 622M/155M
P2 622M/155M
P1 LOS
P2 LOS
ACO
Act/Col
10/100
P1a
P2a
XCU Buttons
RST
ACO
Description
System Active
System Alarm status (Major Alarm, Minor Alarm)
Test in progress
STM-4/OC12 or STM-1/OC-3 indication LEDs for
Port 1 and Port2
Port1/Port 2 loss of signal
Alarm Cut-Off status, Yellow/Off
SNMP LAN port Activity or Collision indication
SNMP LAN port link speed
The alarm status of Aggregate Port #1
The alarm status of Aggregate Port #2
Table 3-7 Functions of XCU LEDs
Description
CPU Reset Button, of Non-traffic affecting
Alarm Cut-Off Button
Table 3-8 Function of XCU Buttons
XCU Connector
Description
Name/Type
SNMP/ RJ-45
The SNMP LAN port (4 pins)
P1/ FC or BNC
The Aggregate Port #1
P2/ FC or BNC
The Aggregate Port #2
Table 3-9 Function of XCU Connectors
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Figure 3-3 XCU Card
LED
ACTIVE
ALM
P1a , P2a
TEST
ACO
P1 LOS
P2 LOS
P1 155/622M
P2 155/622M
Act/Link
10/100M
Color
Off
Flashing RED
Indication
CPU fails
a. During Initialization
b. Standby Card in Un-Sync State
Flashing Green
XCU card Working
Flashing Amber
XCU card Standby
Off
Overall Alarm is disabled
Red
Critical alarm message or Major alarm message occurs
Amber
Minor alarm message occurs
Green
Informative alarm message or no alarm message occurs
Off
Overall Alarm is disabled
Red
Critical alarm message or Major alarm message occurs
Amber
Minor alarm message occurs
Green
Informative alarm message or no alarm message occurs
Off
Neither loopback nor diagnostics exists
Flashing Amber
Loopback or diagnostics exist for testing indication
Off
Normal
Red
Any alarm occurs (for any alarm type)
Off
Normal
Red
LOS occurs in Port 1 or Port 2
Off
155 Mbps
Green
622 Mbps
Off
Ethernet link down
Green
Ethernet link up
Flashing Green
Transmit data
Off
10 Mbps
Green
100 Mbps
Table 3-10 LED Indication for XCU Card
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3.3.2 Power up Initial Test Conditions

Once you start boot loader, decompress or initialization, the system will automatically go through a
sequence of self-testing procedure. The status of the procedure is indicated by the colors of LEDs
(see the tables below). If the system stops during the testing, you can easily find out in which step
the error occurs by examining the color of the LED lights.
Note: The empty spaces in the tables below represents LED under OFF condition.
3.3.2.1 Boot Loader
Step
ACT
Green
Green
MJMN
P2A
ACO
TEST
Description
Power up
Green
RAM test ok
Red
RAM test failed
Red
Green
Read flash failed
Red
Red
Erase flash failed
Red
Amber
Write flash failed
Red
Green
Green
4
P1A
Firmware length too large

Green
Green
Load firmware 1
Green
Load firmware 2
3.3.2.2 Decompress
Step
ACT
MJMN
Green
Amber
Green
Amber
Green
Amber
P1A
P2A
ACO TEST
Description
Entered decompress code
Flash
Green
Decompressing
Flash
Green
Decompress error or RUN code error
Red
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3.3.2.3 Initialization and Self-testing
Step
ACT
Amber
2
3
4
6
3
MJMN
P1A
P2A
ACO TEST
Description
Entered restart function
Amber
Green
Load FPGA ok
Amber
Red
Load FPGA fail

Entered startup task
Amber Amber
Amber
Green
Green
Initial and test TBS2488 ok
Amber
Green
Red
Initial and test TBS2488 fail
Amber
Green
Green
Initial and test ADM622 ok
Amber
Green
Red
Initial and test ADM622 fail
Amber Amber
Green
Initial TSI ok
Amber Amber
Red
Initial TSI fail
Amber Amber
Green
Initial QMC ok
Amber Amber
Red
Initial QMC fail

Initialization completed
Green
3.3.3 Ethernet Interface

The 10/100 Ethernet Port has an RJ-45 Connector. The pin-out assignments are listed below.
Pin
1
Signal
Transmit Data +
Description
Output from O9500R
Transmit Data -
Output from O9500R
Receive Data +
Input to O9500R
No Connection
No Connection
Receive Data -
No Connection
No Connection
Input to O9500R
Table 3-11 RJ-45 Pin out for Ethernet Port
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3.3.4
Optical Connections
O9500R supports SFP optical modules. You can select the SFP modules you need and
plug them directly into P1 and P2 optical housings.
3.4
Tributary Cards Overview
The O9500R consists of two redundant XCU control cards, 6 LS tributary slots and 4 HS tributary
slots. Each XCU control card supports two optical aggregate line signals at either STM-4/OC-12 or
STM-1/OC-3 rates. Configurations formed with aggregate line signals are also referred to as the
Main configurations.
On the tributary side, two types of tributaries, high speed (HS) and low speed (LS), together with
corresponding backplane capacity, are implemented. For detail information please see the
sections below.
3.4.1 High Speed (Ethernet) Cards
The HS tributaries consist of:
y
1-channel STM-4/OC-12, (B622)
2-channel STM-1/OC-3, (B155)
8-channel Ethernet/FET (EoS155, EoS622)
1-channel Gigabit Ethernet, (GEoS622)
Resilient Packet Ring over SDH (RPRS)
3-channel DS3/E3, (3DS3, 3E3)
63-channel E1/ 64-channel DS1 signals, (63TE1)
y
y
y
32-channel E1, 32-channel DS1, (32TE1)

E3/T3 interface card
Ethernet interface card with/wihout L2 switch
The maximum capacity for all HS tributaries is 5*155 Mbps, with possible maximum add/drop of
126*E1/DS1, 6* E3/DS3, 16*FET, 2 *GbE, 4*STM-1/OC-3, or 1*STM-4/OC-12 +1*STM-1/OC-3, all
with MSP(1+1) and line card protection. With an extension shelf, for example, additional four HS
E1/DS1 tributary cards can be implemented and up to a total of 210 E1/DS1s can be added and
dropped.
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3.4.1.1 E1/T1 Card
The E1/T1 Interface Card is a software selectable plug-in card.

The E1 and T1 are configurable through software. Depending
upon manufacturing options there are Nx E1/T1 ports available,
where N=16/32/63TE or 16/32/63E75). For specifications and
operating information please refer to O9500R E1/T1
INTERFACE USERS MANUAL.
Figure 3-4 E1/T1 Card

3.4.1.2 STM-1/4 and OC-3/12 Interface Card
The STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) Interface Card is also known as a

B155/622 card. STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) is configurable through
software. For specifications and operating information please
refer to B155/622 INTERFACE PLUG-IN CARD FOR O9500R
USER'S MANUAL.
Figure 3-5 B155/622 Card
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3.4.1.3 E3/T3 Card
The E3/T3 Interface Card is a software selectable plug-in card.

It has three E3/T3 ports per card and supports M13 function.
The card is hot-swappable and can be installed in or removed
from a powered-up O9500R chassis. For specifications and
operating information please refer to O9500R E3/T3

3.4.1.4 Ethernet Card
Ethernet Interface Cards are software configurable,

hot-swappable plug-in cards for the O9500R device. There are
two types of Ethernet cards. One is equipped with an L2 switch
and one without. The card equipped with a switch offers one
GbE port and eight FE ports. The card without a switch offers
either one GbE port or eight FE ports. For specifications and
operating information please refer to O9500R Ethernet
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3.4.2 Low Speed Card

On the LS tributary slots, the backplane access speed is 8 Mbps and all AM3440 tributary cards
can be used. These LS tributary cards include:
4-channel E1/ T1
2-channel G.SHDSL card (2 pair) w/o line power
4-channel G.SHDSL card (1 pair) w/o line power
8-channel G.703 at 64 Kbps data rate
8-channel Dry Contact I/O
8-channel Dry Contact-B
8-channel 2W/4W E&M
6-channel X.21
6-channel V.35
6-channel V.36
8-channel RS232
12-channel FXS
12-channel FXO
12-channel Magneto
1 or 4-channel low speed fiber optical module (C37.94 FOM)
8-port Router
Conference Card (future option)
TDMoE Card
The number of tributary cards and the I/O capacity on each card also determine the LS tributary
capacity. With all six 4-channel E1 cards, for example, the maximum access capacity from the
LS tributaries would be 24*E1s. The access from all LS tributary cards to the optical aggregate
lines or other HS tributary signals is performed through a non-blocking 64K cross-connect and this
access point has a total capacity of 21*E1s.
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3.5
Fan Tray
The fan tray is hot-pluggable. It goes into a horizontal slot at the top of the device. The tray
holds eight 12Vdc (3.3W) cooling fans. All fans are initially turned on when the O9500R is
powered up. They run for three seconds only as part of the initial self-test that the O9500R goes
through. After that, all cooling is controlled by a sensor in the XCU card. It turns banks of fans
on or off depending upon the temperature of the XCU cards.
Cooling Fans
Front Bank
(Fans 2, 4, 6 & 8)
Rear Bank
(Fans 1, 3, 5 & 7)
Temp. at which fan banks

are turned on
>40C
Temp. at which fan banks

are turned off
30C
>50C, or if one of the fans in the front 40C

bank fails when the temp is >40C
Table 3-12 Fan Control Temperatures
Please see the picture below for fan tray location.
Figure 3-8 Fan Location
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CHAPTER 4 EoW (Ethernet Order Wire) with VoIP Technology
4 EoW (Ethernet Order Wire) with VoIP Technology

4.1 Overview
The EoW on O9500R is a phone adapter that connects your phone (either analog phone or
VoIP phone) with others on one network. It contains two telephone ports and two Ethernet
ports, which is located at the upper right part on the O9500R front chassis, just below the
connector card.
Note: The EoW phone adapter is only available on the CBB connector board.
Figure 4-1 Location of the Eow Phone Adapter

The EoW has one power LED, two Phone jacks, and two SNMP ports.
PHONE 1/2: These two phone jacks are for Analog phone used only. Phone 1 is for
Incoming/Outgoing calls and the phone 2 is only for Outgoing calls.
SNMP 1/2: The SNMP 1 port is for LAN setup and connecting to SNMP (Ethernet) port of
Controller card. The SNMP 2 port is for WAN setup or IP phone.
Note: Always use SNMP1 only for the first-time setup.
Figure 4-2 The EoW Front Panel
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4.2 EoW with 1+1 protection

The O9500R EoW phone adapter supports 1+1 card protection.
With one controller card for no protection, using an Ethernet cable, connect the SNMP 1 of
EoW to SNMP (Ethernet) port of XCU 1.
With dual controller cards for 1+1 protection, using two Ethernet cables connect the SNMP1
port of EoW to the XCU1 Ethernet port, and SNMP2 port of EoW to the XCU2 Ethernet port, as
shown below:
Figure 4-3 Ethernet Cable Setup for 1+1 Protection
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4.3 EoW Applications

The applications of O9500R EoW phone adapter offers:
1.
2.
3.
Point-to-point using analog phone only

Multipoint with IP address using analog phone
Multipoint with SIP Proxy Server
The following sub-sections provide the basic requirement of the application and physical
configuration. There are two ways for dial out: User ID or IP address
Dial using User ID: Press the phone number button directly
Dial using IP address: Use to represent .. Example: IP Address:

192.168.202.100 Press phone number button as 192*168*202*100nfiguration, and
configurations. All configuration procedures are based on the application drawings
shown below.
IMPORTANT:
The configurations of Web Manager and Interactive Voice Response are explained in
next section: How to Setup.
The setup for User ID will be after the setup for IP, in section 4.4.2.
In all of the following, the IP addresses shown, i.e. 192.168.202.100, are examples only.
4.3.1
Point-to-point using analog phone
Analog #1
Analog #2
IP Address: 192.168.202.100
User ID: 151
O9500R #1
O9500R #2
IP Address: 192.168.202.101
User ID: 152
Telephone line
Ethernet line
Optical line
The point-to-point with User ID setup requires:
2 O9500R units with EoW phone adapters

EoW of O9500R#1: IP address: 192.168.202.100; User ID: 151
EoW of O9500R#2: IP address: 192.168.202.101; User ID: 152
2 Analog phones
Physical Setup procedure
O9500 #1
Connect Analog #1 phone to Phone 1 port of EoW phone adaptor
Use Ethernet cable connects SNMP 1 port of EoW phone adaptor to SNMP (Ethernet)
port of XCU1
Connect the Optical Link to O9500#2

O9500#2: Same Physical Setup procedure with Analog #2 phone.
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Web Manager Configuration procedure: (Detail function refer to How to Setup section)
O9500 #1
Under Router Tab, click WAN Setup and LAN Setup
WAN Setup
Internet Connection Setting/Connecting Type: Choose Static IP
Static IP Setting/Static IP: key-in EoW of O9500#1 IP address:

192.168.202.100/ NetMask: 255.255.255.0/ Gateway: 192.168.202.254
Enable Remote WAN Web Server: Choose Yes

LAN Setup
Networking Service: Choose Auto
Enable DHCP Sever: Choose Yes

Under Voice Tab, click Line Setup
Line1 Setup
Proxy and Registration/Proxy: Key-in EoW of O9500#2 IP address:

192.168.202.101/ Make Call Without Reg: Choose Yes/ Ans Call Without Reg:
Choose Yes
Subscriber Information/User ID: Key-in the ID number: 151 for Analog#1

phone use
Dial Plan/ Enable IP Dialing: Choose Yes

O9500 #2
WAN Setup

192.168.202.101/ NetMask: 255.255.255.0/ Gateway: 192.168.202.254

LAN Setup

Line Setup
Proxy and Registration/Proxy: Key-in EoW of O9500#1 IP address:
192.168.202.100/ Make Call Without Reg: Choose Yes/ Ans Call Without Reg:
Choose Yes
Subscriber Information/User ID: Key-in the ID number: 152 for Analog#2 phone
use
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4.3.2
Multipoint with IP address using analog phone only
Analog #1
Analog #2
IP Address: 192.168.202.100
O9500R #1
Analog #3
IP Address: 192.168.202.101
O9500R #2
IP Address: 192.168.202.102
O9500R #3
Telephone line
Ethernet line
Optical line
The Multipoint with IP address setup requires:
At least 3 O9500R units

EoW of O9500R#1: IP address: 192.168.202.100
At least 3 Analog phones

Physical Setup procedure:
O9500 #1
Use Ethernet cable connects SNMP 1 port of EoW phone adaptor to SNMP
(Ethernet) port of XCU1

Same Physical Setup procedure to O9500#2 with Analog #2 phone and to O9500#3 with
Analog #3 phone.
Web Manager Configuration procedure: (Detail function refer to How to Setup section)
O9500 #1
WAN Setup

192.168.202.100/ NetMask: 255.255.255.0/ Gateway: 192.168.202.254

LAN Setup

Line1 Setup
Proxy and Registration/ Make Call Without Reg: Choose Yes/ Ans Call
Without Reg: Choose Yes

Same Physical Setup procedure to O9500#2 with Analog #2 phone and to O9500#3 with
Analog #3 phone.
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4.3.3
Multipoint with SIP Proxy Server
Linear Application
Ring Application
The Multipoint with SIP Proxy Server setup requires:
At least 3 O9500R units

At least 3 Analog phones
At least 2 IP phone
1 PC with SIP Proxy Server
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Physical Setup procedure:

O9500 #1
Connect PC with SIP Proxy Server to SNMP 2 port of EoW phone adaptor

O9500 #2
Connect IP #1 phone to SNMP 2 port of EoW phone adaptor
Connect the Optical Link to O9500#2 and #3

Same O9500#2 setup procedure to O9500#3 with Analog #3 phone and IP #2 phone.
Note:
For Linear application, O9500#3 connect the Optical Link to O9500#2
For Ring application, O9500#3 connect the Optical Link to O9500#2 and #1
Configuration Procedure with SIP Proxy Server, Analog phone and IP phone
SIP Proxy Server Configuration
Set the SIP Proxy Server Configuration for all the units via SNMP2 port of O9500#1
which connect the PC with SIP Proxy Server
Web Manager Configuration:
O9500 #1
WAN Setup

192.168.202.100/ NetMask: 255.255.255.0/ Gateway: 192.168.202.254

LAN Setup
Network Service: Choose Auto

Line1 Setup
Proxy and Registration/Proxy: Key-in the IP address which given by SIP

Proxy
Subscriber Information: User ID and Password which given by SIP Proxy

Same Configuration procedure to O9500#2 with Analog #2 phone and to O9500#3 with Analog
#3 phone.
IP Phone Configuration
Similar procedure as Analog phone with different format.
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4.4 How to Set up

The O9500R EoW phone adapter offers two ways for setting up your telephone. If you do not
know the IP address for LAN and WAN setup, check the value you need through the
interactive voice response menu. If you already know the IP addresses, you can either use the
web manager or the interactive voice response menu to complete the setup procedure.
4.4.1.1 Accessing the Web Manager
You will need to change the default setting before connecting your phone to the network.
1. The PC connects to SNNP 1 port of EoW phone adapter and launches the web browser.
2. Enter http://192.168.0.1/ in the Address field. Then press the Enter key
3. The Router - Status screen will appear.
4. Click on the Admin Login button, and then the Advanced button.
5. The Lan Setup and Application button will appear. You can now proceed to the setup
procedures listed in the following section.
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1.
4.4.1.2 WAN Setup

Click on the WAN Setup section under Router Tab. You will see the default value on the
screen.
2.
Change the default value of the Internet Connect Settings, Static IP Settings and Enable
WAN Web Server to the values shown on the screen below:
3.
Click on the Submit All Changes button.
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1.
2.
3.
4.4.1.3 LAN Setup

Click on the LAN Setup section under Router Tab. You will see the default value on the
screen.
Change the default value of the Networking Service to Auto and Enable DHCP Server to
the values shown on the screen below:
Click on the Submit All Changes button.
Note: Setting Network Service to Auto means WAN IP equal to LAN IP
4.4.1.4 Line Setup

1.
2.
Click on the Line1 and Line2 sections under Voice Tab.

Select Yes for Make Call without Reg and Ans Call Without Reg, then click on the
Submit All Changes button.
3.
Select Yes for Enable IP Dialog, then click on the Submit All Changes button.
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4.4.1.5 Setup Status

After you change all default configuration mentioned above, click on the Status section under
Router Tab. You will see a status screen as shown below, and the phone is now connected to
the network successfully.
4.4.2
Using User ID to Represent the IP Address
To make the connecting procedure easier, you can set up User ID to represent the IP address.
1. Click on the Line1 and Line2 sections under Voice Tab. Scroll down to the Proxy and
Registration section.
2. Key in the Proxy IP address
3. Key in a set of number in the User ID box in the Subscriber Information section. This User
ID number is to substitute the function of the IP address. Then, click on the Submit All
Changes button.
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4. After setup, you can key in the serial number instead of the IP address to connect your
phone to the network.
4.4.3
Accessing the Interactive Voice Response Menu
Use the keypad on the phone to access the interactive voice response menu. You can check
and set the IP address and other values to connect your phone to the network.
1
2
3
4
Use a telephone connected to one of the Phone Adapters PHONE ports. (You can
only access the Interactive Voice Response Menu through an analog telephone, not
any of the Internet phones.)
Press the star key four times (****)
Wait until you hear Linksys configuration menu. Please enter the option followed by
the # (pound) key or hang up to exit.
Refer to the following table that lists actions, commands, menu choices, and
descriptions. After you select an option, press the # (pound) key. To exit the menu,
hang up the telephone.
Action
Table 4-1 Interactive Voice Response Menu

Command
Choices
Description
(press these
keys on the
telephone)
Enter Interactive
Voice Response
Menu
****
Check Internet
Connection Type
100
Check Internet IP
Address
110
Check Network
Mask (or Subnet
Mask)
Check Gateway
IP Address
Check MAC
Address
120
Hear the network or subnet mask

assigned to the Phone Adapter.
130
Hear the IP address of the Phone

Adapter (usually the network router).
140
Hear the MAC address of the Phone

Adapter in hexadecimal string format.
Check Firmware
Version
Check Primary
DNS Server IP
Address
150
Hear the version number of the firmware

currently running on the Phone Adapter.
160
Hear the IP address of the primary DNS

(Domain Name Service) server.
Check Internet
Web Server Port
170
Check Local IP
Address
Factory Reset
210
Hear the port number of the Internet

Web server used for the Web-based
Utility.
Hear the local IP address of the Phone
Adapter.
The Phone Adapter will request
confirmation; enter 1 to confirm. You will
hear, Option successful. Hang up the
phone. The Phone Adapter will reboot,
and all settings will be reset to their
factory default settings.
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Use this command to enter the

Interactive Voice Response Menu. Do
not press any other keys until you hear,
Linksys configuration menu. Please
enter the option followed by the #
(pound) key or hang up to exit.
Hear the Internet connection type of the
Phone Adapter.
Hear the IP address assigned to the
Phone Adapters Internet (external)
interface.
Press 1 to
confirm. Press *
(star) to cancel.
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CHAPTER 5 TIMING SOURCE OPERATION
5 TIMING SOURCE OPERATION
5.1 Clock Synchronization Overview
5.1.1 Primary Timing Path

Each national digital network must maintain a national master clock, accurate to one part in 1011.
This clock is distributed through the digital communications network over designated primary
distribution paths. Clocks traveling as a signal from one node to the next are commonly called
line clocks.
For example, suppose the digital network consists of nodes and interconnecting paths where M
is the national master clock, J, K and L are primary nodes, and A, B, C, D, E, F and G are
secondary nodes.
The timing signal from M is designed to travel only on designated paths and on no others, as
indicated by the solid lines shown below. Note that for each node, the timing path traces back
to the master clock M in one and only one path. Otherwise, conflicts and ambiguities arise.
Figure 5-1 Primary Timing Path in a Digital Network-1
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5.1.2 Timing Path Protection

In addition to the designated primary timing path, network designers must also have a
contingency timing plan in case any of the nodes or any of the transmission systems traversed
by the primary path should fail. To this end, all nodes in the network are given a timing rank. Any
potential timing path is rated according to the number of intermediate nodes traversed and the
rank of these nodes.
For example, if the timing path from M to J should fail, node J would switch to the secondary
timing source from node K. At the same time, node C would switch its timing source from node J
to node K. This is because, by using timing from K, node C would be one node closer to M than
by using J.
M
X
J
Figure 5-2 Timing Path Protection in a Digital Network- 2
5.1.3 Timing Choices for Transport Systems

A node in the transmission path must be able to receive and sync to an upstream primary and
secondary clock source and also provide a clock to a downstream node. One method of doing
this is to use Synchronization Status Messaging (SSM).
SSM is a protocol that communicates information about the quality of the timing source. SSM
messages are carried on the S1 byte of the SDH/SONET overhead. They enable devices to
automatically select the highest quality timing reference and to avoid timing loops.
They also ensure that higher stratum clocks are never slaved to lower stratum clocks; maintain
traceability to an identifiable primary clock reference source; and ensure that all Network
Elements have both a primary source and a secondary source in case of a primary failure
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5.2 Clock Timing on the O9500R

As illustrated in the figure below, the timing sources for the O9500R are:
1. Internal Clock: used as a backup in case the upstream clock source fails or is degraded.
Internal clock accuracy is 4.6 ppm
2. XCU2(E) Line Clock (SSM)
3. XCU1(W) Line Clock (SSM)
4. 2 External Clocks (These connect to the XCU card. Selectable timing choices are: 2.048
Mbps, 2.048 MHz, or 1.544 Mbps. Please note that 2.048 Mhz is receive only. It cannot be
transmitted from the O9500R device.)
5. Tributary Clocks: (1) E1/T1 & E3/T3 (One clock per port. Fixed clock quality.)
(2) B155/622 (SSM over S1 byte)
Figure 4- 1 O9500R Clock Timing

Per G.811, the clock quality can be distributed to and derived from the XCU2(E) Line, XCU1(W)
Line, and Tributary B155/622 card by using SSM (Synchronization Status Message) over S1
byte. The SSM message is carried over S1 bytes on the two STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) aggregate
lines. The clock quality can be distributed and derived from the External Timing interfaces by
using SSM over Sa bit.
For Tributary E1/T1 Card or E3/T3 Card Timing interfaces, the SSM messaging of clock quality
is not supported. Instead, the clock quality of Tributary E1/T1 Card or E3/T3 Card Timing is
user configurable and static once set. In summary, the clock sources with SSM support
XCU2(E) & XCU1(W) and tributary B155/622 card timing and External timing are defined as
Dynamic-Quality Clock Group. While the clock sources (Tributary E1/T1 or E3/T3 card timing,
& Internal timing) with fixed clock quality are defined as Fixed-Quality Clock Group
Note: For Tributary E1/T1 card and E3/T3 card, the SSM messaging of clock quality is not
supported. For tributary B155/622card, the SSM messaging is supported.
Note: Optionally, the system can be dynamically locked to a clock source based on the quality,
either of dynamic or of fixed type, of the enabled clock sources.
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5.2.1 Clock Priority

In addition to clock quality, the O9500R accepts user programmable priority setting for each
clock input.
Note: Optionally, the O9500R can also do clock selection strictly based on the priorities set by
the user.
.
In summary, there are 3 clock selection modes supported on the O9500R. They are listed
below.
Strictly Priority Based Revertive denoted as Revertive mode
Strictly Priority Based Nonrevertive Denoted as Non-Revertive mode
SSM + Priority SSM mode
If Revertive is chosen as the clock selection mode, then the system clock selection will be strictly
based on the availability and priority of each interface. When a valid clock with the highest
priority among the available clocks, then it will be chosen. The clock quality will be ignored in
this mode. Obviously, Revertive means the clock source will be switch back to the interface of
higher priority when its recovered from failure. If all the clock inputs become unavailable, then
the system will enter Clock Hold-over mode.
If Non-Revertive is chosen as the clock selection mode, then the behavior will be exactly the
same as Revertive mode, except the switch back activity, described above. Even though a
clock input with higher priority is recovered from failure, the system clock source will NOT be
switch from existing locked source with lower priority to the higher one.
If the SSM clock mode is chosen, then the clock source selection decision will be based on
the SSM clock quality received from XCU2(E) and XCU1(W) STM-1/4 (OC-3) lines, External
Timing and Tributary B155/622 Card Timing interfaces.
the clock quality of the clock source with highest priority, if any, within the Fixed-Quality
Clock Group
The O9500R system will be locked to the clock input with higher clock quality (lower value).
Note: Hold-over means that when clock loss occurs, the PLL (Phase Lock Loop) will
synchronize clock phases so no data glitches occur during clock reference switchover from
primary to secondary or vice versa.
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CHAPTER 6 LOOPBACK AND DIAGNOSTIC SETUP
6 LOOPBACK AND DIAGNOSTIC SETUP
This chapter describes the functions of loopback and diagnostic tests. The near end loopbacks
such as local loopback, line loopback, and payload loopback, are activated by the O9500R. The
loopbacks are at the near end facility. The following paragraph describes each loopback in
detail.
NOTE: Deactivate the near-end loopbacks from the terminal, depending on where it was activated.
6.1 Local Loopback

Local loopback is illustrated in Figure below. The outgoing STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) signal is looped
back through the transceiver. All STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) signals are looped back to the receiver path.
This loopback test is activated by the Test command. This loopback test can be used with the
PRBS diagnostic test pattern to validate the local O9500's integrity.
6.2 Line Loopback

Line loopback is illustrated in Figure below. The incoming STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) line signal is
loopback to the outgoing STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) signal before the SDH/SONET transceiver framer.
This loopback is used to isolate the local equipment from a troubled STM-1/4 (OC-3/12)
transmission line. Line loopback test can be activated from the terminal.
6.3
Payload Loopback
Payload loopback is illustrated in Figure below. The incoming signal is loopback to the outgoing
STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) signal after the SDH/SONET transceiver framer. This loopback is used to
isolate the local equipment from the troubled STM-1/4 (OC-3/12) transmission line. Payload
loopback test can be activated from the terminal.
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CHAPTER 6 LOOPBACK AND DIAGNOSTIC SETUP
O9500R
XCU
E1/T1
5
E3/T3
7
XC/TSA
SDH/
SONET
Framer
B155/622
10
SDH/
SONET
Framer
XCU Line Loopback
XCU Local Loopback
XCU Payload Loopback
E1/T1 Local Loopoback
E1/T1 Line Loopback
E3/T3 Local Loopback
E3/T3 Line Loopback
B155/622 Payload Loopback
B155/622 Local Loopback
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B155/622 Line Loopback
Figure 6-1 Loopback Block Diagram

Note: Line loopbacks are unsuitable for testing MSP protection.
6.4 Performance Setup

Performance Setup has two basic functions. One is to clear performance data. The other is to
enable or disable, specify the severity of, and set the trap threshold of various performance
monitoring points over a certain tributary.
Table 6-1 Performance Monitoring Parameters
SDH Parameters
Description
RS-BIP(B1)
Regenerator section BIP Error (B1)
MS-BIP(B2)
Multiplex section BIP Error (B2)
MS-REI
Multiplex section Remote Error Indication
HP-BIP(B3)
HO path BIP error (B3)
HP-REI
HO path Remote Error Indication
LP-BIP(V5)
LO path BIP Error (V5)
LP-REI(V5)
LO path Remote Error Indication (V5)
LP-BIP(B3)
LO path BIP Error (B3)
LP-REI(B3)
LO path Remote Error Indication (B3)
SONET Parameters
Description
BIP-S(B1)
Section BIP Error (B1)
BIP-L(B2)
Line BIP Error (B2)
REI-L
Line Remote Error Indication
BIP-P(B3)
STS path BIP Error (B3)
REI-P
STS path Remote Error Indication
BIP-V(V5)
VT path BIP Error(V5)
REI-V(V5)
VT path Remote Error Indication (V5)
Detailed setup instructions are given in the following chapters.
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CHAPTER 7 SYSTEM OPERATION
7 SYSTEM OPERATION
The purpose of this chapter is to provide a general guide to and overview of O9500R system
operations. For detailed setup instructions please refer to Chapter 6, SYSTEM SETUP.
O9500R provides comprehensive report and configuration capability through the console port.
By using single-character commands and arrow keys, O9500R and its interface cards can be
configured and monitored through the use of a VT-100 terminal.
7.1
Power On
After following the installation instructions in Chapter 2, connect the unit with a console
connector, then, power it up. It will go through a self-test procedure.
7.2
Self Test
At system power up, a complete self-test routine will run to check all I/O ports, read/write
memory, and data paths to validate system integrity. If no error is found, the VT100 screen will
automatically bring you to the login page. If the login page fails to appear, power down the unit
and check all connections and cables before powering it up again.
7.3
7.3.1
Logon to the Main Menu

Logoff and Return to Default
O9500R
=== Controller Menu ===
17:42:50 07/25/2008
Serial Number : 010551

Device Name
: O9500R
Hardware Version: P
Start Time
: 09:43:39 07/24/2008
Software Version: V1.01.01 07/11/2008 Connect Port : SUPV_PORT
[DISPLAY]
C -> System Config Display
D -> SDH/SONET Display
J -> PDH Display
P -> Map Display
Q -> Alarm Queue
I -> System Information
T -> System Log
[LOG]
F -> Log Off
O -> Log On
U -> Choose a Trib Unit
[SETUP]
S -> System Config Setup
H -> SDH/SONET Setup
K -> PDH Setup
G -> Map Setup
M -> Alarm Setup
L -> File Transfer
V -> Store/Retrieve Backup Config
N -> Unit Registration
[MISC]
Y -> Alarm Cut Off
Z -> Reset
X -> Clear Alarm Queue
W -> Return to Default
>>SPACE bar to refresh or enter a command ===>
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7.4
Menu Tree
When a VT-100 terminal is connected to the console port, a main menu is displayed on the
VT-100 monitor. The main menu consists of four groups of commands, DISPLAY, LOG, SETUP,
and MISC. All commands functions are listed in the VT-100 Controller Menu Tree illustrations
below.
Display
Allow operator or administrator to view (but not to change) system configuration.
Setup
Allow administrator (only) to view existing configurations and set up new ones.
Log
Allow administrator (only) to access Alarm Cutoff, System Reset, Clear Alarm
Queue and Return to Default functions.
MISC
Allow an operator or administrator to Log On, Log Off, or Choose a Tributary Unit
(i.e. a card plugged into a Tributary slot).
Table 7-1 Command Group Functions
Figure 7-1 Menu Tree for DISPLAY
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Figure 7-2 Menu Tree for SETUP
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CHAPTER 8 SYSTEM SETUP
8 SYSTEM SETUP
8.1
System Configuration Setup

8.1.1
System Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (A) System Setup
Function
Setup basic system configuration and console port configuration
Configuration
[System]
[Console Port]
Field
Setting Options
Time
Date
IP address
Subnet Mask
Gateway IP
Ethernet Port
Telnet Lockout
Telnet Timeout
Password Check
Console Timeout
Baud Rate
hr (0-24):min.(0-60):sec.(0-60)
month (1-12):day(1-31):year(4 digits)
Data Length
Stop Bit
Parity
Setup by user
Valid value:0~255
Enable, Disable
Enable, Disable
300~3600
Enable, Disable
300~3600
2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400,
57600bps
8-Bits, 7-Bits
1-Bit, 2-Bits
None, Odd, Even
Default
N/A
000.000.000.000
Disable
Disable
600
Enable
600
9600 bps
8-Bit
1-Bit
None
Screen for System Setup
O9500R
=== System Setup ===
11:49:09 11/10/2009
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, Please Input: hh:mm:ss mm/dd/yyyy, BACKSPACE to edit
[System]
Time/Date
: 11:49:09 11/10/2009
Power Loss Time: 18:41:41 11/09/2009
IP Address
: 010.003.021.088
Subnet Mask
: 255.255.000.000
Gateway IP
: 192.168.015.254
Ethernet Port : ENABLE
Telnet Lockout : DISABLE
Password Check : DISABLE
Telnet Timeout : 0600 Seconds

Console Timeout: 0600 Seconds
[CONSOLE port]
Baud Rate
: 9600
Data Length
: 8-Bits
Stop Bit
: 1-Bit
Parity
: NONE
<< Press ESC key to return to previous menu >>
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8.1.2 SNMP Setup

8.1.2.1 SNMP System Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (B) SNMP Setup > (A) SNMP System setup
Function
Setup SNMP system information, including device name, system location and
contact information
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Device Name
System Location
Setup by User
Setup by User
System Contact
Setup by User
Default
O9500R
8F, No.8 Hsin Ann Rd.
Science-Based Industrial Park
Hsinchu, 30078
Taiwan
Name: FAE
Tel:+886-3-5787696 Fax:+886-3-5787695
E-mail:FAE@loop.com.tw
Screen for SNMP System Setup:
O9500R
=== SNMP System Setup ===
16:23:05 07/16/2008
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, BACKSPACE to edit, ESC to abort
Device Name
: O9500R______________
System Location: 8F, No.8 Hsin Ann Rd.

Science-Based Industrial Park
Hsinchu, 30078 Taiwan
System Contact : Name:FAE Tel:+886-3-5787696 Fax:+886-3-5787695

E-mail:FAE@loop.com.tw
SNMP model
: V1 only
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8.1.2.2 V1 Community & Trap Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (B) SNMP Setup> (B) V1 Community & Trap Setup
Function
Setup trap IP addresses for V1 Set/Get Communities
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Community (Set)
Trap IP #1 ~ #4
Setup by User
Setup by User
Field
public
000.000.000.000
Setting Options
Community(Get)
Trap IP #1 ~ #4
Trap Control
Alarm Trap
LED Trap
Severity Change
Default
Default
Setup by User
Setup by User
public
000.000.000.000
ENABLE, DISABLE
ENABLE, DISABLE
ENABLE, DISABLE
ENABLE
ENABLE
ENABLE
Screen for V1 Community & Trap Setup
O9500R
=== V1 Community & Trap Setup ===
Community(Set) : public______
Trap
Trap
Trap
Trap
IP
IP
IP
IP
1
2
3
4
:
:
:
:
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
[Trap Control]
Alarm Trap: ENABLE
Severity Change: ENABLE
17:02:21 07/16/2008
Community(Get) : public
Community
Community
Community
Community
LED Trap: ENABLE
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:
:
:
:
public
public
public
public
8.1.2.3 V3: User-Based Security Model Setup
Command
Path
(S) System Config Setup > (B) SNMP Setup> (C) User-Based Security Model
Setup
Function
Setup the users authentication and privacy.
Configuration
Please follow the instructions on the screen to edit engine and user. Press Enter,
an edit screen will appear. The user must enter a password. A delay will occur
because of transfer time to record the key.
There are 24 digit number for Engine ID. The Auth key and Priv key shall be at least
8 digit number.
Screen for USM Setup:
O9500R
===SNMP Setup (USM)===
20:35:01 04/07/2009
[My Engine]
Engine ID :000003370000000000000068
Boots
:4
Total User :2
[User 01]
Engine ID
:000003370000000000000068
User Name
:loopmd5
Auth Protocol :MD5
Auth Key
:6CD65E6B51ADF197D07079B8120BD11A
Priv Protocol :DES
Priv Key
:6CD65E6B51ADF197D07079B8120BD11A
Status
:Active
Storage
:NonVolatile
<< ESC=>return to previous menu, LEFT/RIGHT=>prev/next user, F=>find user>>

<< E=>edit engine, ENTER=>edit user, c=>clone user, A=>add user, D=>delete>>
8.1.2.4 V3: View-Based Access Control Model Setup 1
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (B) SNMP Setup> (C)View-Based Access
Control Model Setup 1
Function
Setup security information for access control
Configuration
Press D to setup context and group, the user should be in a group.

The default group name is initial. The security name is the users
name.
Screen for UCAM Setup:
O9500R
===SNMP Setup (UCAM)===
20:35:01 04/07/2009
[Context]:(empty)
[Security to Group]1/2
Security Model:V3(USM)
Security Name :loopmd5
Group Name
:initial
Status
:Active
Storage
:NonVolatile
<< ESC=>return to previous menu, UP/DOWN=>context/group, LEFT/RIGHTF=>prev/next>>

<< F=>find, ENTER=>edit, A=>add, D=>delete>>
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8.1.2.5 V3: View-Based Access Control Model Setup 2
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (B) SNMP Setup> (C)View-Based Access Control
Model Setup 2
Function
This is an access for users of each group to read, write and define their own
security level
Configuration
Screen for UACM Setup:
O9500R
Please follow the instructions on the screen to edit engine and user. Press Enter,
an edit screen will appear. Item shows (reserved) means that the item shown is
not currently supported by this version. View contains 1 or more MIB sub-trees.
The V3 driver will check incoming packages
===SNMP Setup (UACM)===
20:35:01 04/07/2009
[Access]:1/2
Group Name
:initial
Security Model :V3(USM)
Security Level :NoAuthNoPriv
Context Prefix :(reserved)
Context Match :(reserved)
Read View Name : one
Write View Name :
Notify View Name:(reserved)
Status
:Active
Storage
:NonVolatile
[View Family]1/3
View Name:one
Sub-tree :1.3.6.1.6.3
Mask
:(reserved)
Type
:include
Status :Active
Storage :NonVolatile
<< ESC=>return to previous menu, UP/DOWN=>context/group, LEFT/RIGHTF=>prev/next>>

<<ENTER=>edit, A=>add, D=>delete>>
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8.1.2.6 V3: Target & Notify Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (B) SNMP Setup> (C)Target & Notify
Setup
Function
A function to send notification to a specific target
Configuration
Please follow the instructions on the screen to edit engine and user.
Press Enter, an edit screen will appear. To notify the V3 target please
press F (similar to the situation of V1 trap).
Screen for Target & Notify Setup:
O9500R
===SNMP Setup (Target & Notify)===
20:35:01 04/07/2009
[Target]:1/1
Target Name :mytarget
Domain
:DUP
IP Address :192.168.1.254 Notify Port:162
Tag
:group1
Timeout
:3
Retry
:0
Parameter :AuthNoPriv-one
Status
:Active
[Parameter] 1/1
Param Name :V3
MP Model
:V3
Sec Model :V3
Sec Level :V3
Sec Name
:loopmd5
Status
:Active
[Notify] 1/1
Name
:group1
Tag
:group1
Type
:Trap
Status
:Active
<< ESC =>return to menu, UP/DOWN=>Target/Parameter/Notify,
LEFT/RIGHT=>prev/next>>
<< ENTER=>edit, A=>add, D=>delete>>
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8.1.3 Password Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup> (C) Password Setup
Function
Change your password
Configuration
Account
Administrator
Operator
ADMIN
OPERATOR
Default
Password
LOOP
LOOP
Authority
y
Enable to view and modify all configurations

on the main menu: [DISPLAY], [SETUP],
[MISC] and [LOG].
Enable to change password for both

Administrator and Operator.
Only enable to operate sections [DISPLAY]

and [LOG] on the main menu.
Unable to change any configuration
Unable to change ones own password.

New passwords for Operator should be
changed and given by the Administrator.
Note: The default account name and password for both administrator and operator should be in
capital letters.
Screens for Password Setup Procedure:
1. Change your password according to the authority you have. If you log in as operator, select
Operator. If you log in as administrator, select Administrator.
O9500R
=== Password Setup ===
17:33:07 07/16/2008
<< ARROW LEFT/RIGHT: Select Password; Enter: Accept to change; ESC: Exit. >>
Select :
*Operator
Administrator
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2. Enter your original password. The default rate for both administrator and operator is LOOP.
O9500R
17:33:07 07/16/2008
Select :
Operator *Administrator
Old Password:
>> Please input old password, then press ENTER.
3. Enter the new password.

O9500R
17:33:07 07/16/2008
Select :
Old Password : XXXX
New Password :
>> Please input new password, then press ENTER.
4. Enter the new password again.

O9500R
17:33:07 07/16/2008
Select :
Old Password : XXXX
New Password : XXXX
Confirm Password:
>> Please input new password again to confirm, then press ENTER.
5. A prompt Save new password? will appear. Press Y to confirm. The password will then
be changed.
O9500R
17:33:07 07/16/2008
Select :
Old Password : XXXX
New Password : XXXX
Confirm Password: XXXX
>> Save new password (Y/N)?
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8.1.4 Timing Source
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (D) Timing Source
Function
Set up timing source
How to Setup
To learn more, please refer to chapter 5 Clocking Timing on the O9500R
1.
When you enter Timing Source setup screen, youll first see the clock mode status. Select
the clock mode you need, then press Enter.
O9500R
=== Timing Source ===
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, TAB/`: ROLL UP/DOWN OPTIONS
Clock Mode
17:56:30 07/16/2008
: Strict(Non-revertive)
Below are the options for clock mode configuration:

Field
Setting Options
Clock Mode
2.
Default
Strict(Revertive),
Strict (Non-revertive),
SSM
Strict (Non-revertive)
After you press Enter, choose the setting you wish for port priority and the external clocks.
Choose the priority source first, and then change the configuration of the external clocks.
Screen below shown Timing Source Setup in Clock Mode is Strict (Non-revertive)
O9500R
15:11:07 08/22/2008
Clock Mode
: Strict(Non-revertive)
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
[Source]
: Null
: Null
: Null
: Internal
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Current Clock
[Quality]
[SSM Message]
Static
: 4th
External Clock-1
----------------Interface : E1-CRC
Carry Bit : Sa4
Impedance : 120ohm
External Clock-2
----------------Interface : E1-CRC
Carry Bit : Sa4
Impedance : 120ohm
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Screen below shown Timing Source Setup in Clock Mode is SSM.
O9500R
20:34:01 12/26/2011
Clock Mode
: SSM
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
[Source]
: Exte-1
: Null
: Null
: Internal
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Current Clock
[Quality]
Auto
[SSM Message]
Static
: 1st
External Clock-1
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
Carry Bit : ---Impedance : ----
External Clock-2
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
Below is the External Clock 1 and Clock 2 Configuration Table for Timing Source under Strict
(Revertive/ Non-revertive) and SSM Condition.
External Clock-1, 2
Default
Setting Options
Priority 1st, 2nd, 3rd

Default
Setting Options
Interface
E1
T1
E1-CRC
T1-ESF
E1-CRC, T1-ESF ,
E1-FAS,
T1-D4
2MHz
Carry Bit
E1
T1
N/A
Sa4
Sa4~Sa8
Impedance
E1
T1
N/A
120ohm
75ohm,
120ohm
Source
Quality
SSM Message
Null
N/A
N/A
Null
XCU1-P1, P2
XCU2-P1, P2
Exte-1
Exte-2
Trib-1
Trib-2
Trib-3
Trib-4
N/A
Static
Autonote
N/A
0~9, A~F
Note:
1 Only the Tributary1 to 4 is B155/622card, the SSM messaging is supported. Otherwise, the
Tributary 1 to 4 is E1/T1 card and E3/T3 card, the clock quality is fixed in Static.
2 Auto option in Quality
Only available in SSM mode when source is XCU1-P1/P2, XCU2-P1/P2, Exte-1.

Exte-2 or, B155/622 card in trib-1 to trib-4.
In Auto option, the SSM message cant be assigned.
Exception: External clock 1 or 2 setting is in T1-D4 or 2 MHz and the clock mode is in
SSM mode, the quality is set to Static only.
3 SSM message: for more info, please refer to next page of Table of SSM description in SDH
and in SONET.
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The priority 4th source setting is Internal or Null.
Priority 4th
Default
Setting Options
Source
Internal
Null
Quality
SSM Message
Static
N/A
N/A
N/A
To check the current setting, go to Main Menu: C->System Config Display C->Timing Source
Screen below shows SSM Mode of Timing Source Display in SONET
O9500R
Clock Mode
: SSM
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
[Source]
: Exte-1
: Null
: Null
: Internal
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
20:37:29 12/26/2011
[Rx S1]
[Tx S1]
[Valid]
00(STU)
0f(DUS)
Yes
--No
--No
0a(ST3)
00(STU)
Yes
Current Clock : 1st

Operation State : Sync.
External Clock-1
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
External Clock-2
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
<< ESC key to return to previous menu, SPACE bar to refresh >>
The display info on the above sample screen:
Clock Mode: Current clock mode is SSM.
Priority 1st: First priority clock source is from External Clock 1.
RX S1=00(STU) Tx S1=0f(DUS): shows Receiver/transceiver quality level. (see the

SONET quality level table below for detail)
Valid: it shows availability.
Current Clock: 1st: it means the priority 1st clock source is used.
Operation State: it comes with three states: Sync, Hold-over, and Free run. This
Operation State only appears in SSM mode.
Table of SSM description in SONET
SONET Synchronization
Abb.
Quality Level
Quality Level Description
Synchronized-Traceability
STU
2
Unknown
Stratum 1 Traceable
PRS
1
Stratum 2 Traceable
ST2
3
Transit Node Clock Traceable
TNC
4
Stratum 3E Traceable
ST3E
5
Stratum 3 Traceable
ST3
6
SONET Minimum Clock
SMC
7
Traceable
Provisionable by the Network
PNO
User Assignable
Operator
Dont Use for Synchronization
DUS
9
Reserved
RES
62
S1 Bits
(b5-b8)
0000
0001
0111
0100
1101
1010
1100
1110
1111
1011
Screen below shows SSM Mode of Timing Source Display in SDH Set priority
1st: Source is XCU1(W)-P1, Quality is Auto
Set priority 2nd: Source is XCU1(W)-P2, Quality is Auto
Screen below shows SSM Mode of Timing Source Display in SDH

O9500R
Clock Mode
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
:
:
:
:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
11:45:30 12/27/2011
SSM
[Source]
Exte-2
XCU2(E) - P1
Trib-1 - P2
Internal
[Rx S1]
00
0f
00
0b
[Tx S1]
0b
0b
0b
0f
[Valid]
No
No
No
Yes
Current Clock
: 4th
Operation State : Free-Run
External Clock-1
----------------Interface : E1-CRC
Carry Bit : Sa4
Impedance : 120ohm
External Clock-2
----------------Interface : E1-CRC
Carry Bit : Sa4
Impedance : 120ohm
All the display info are same as SONET screen except the info shown in Rx S1 and Tx S1 of
SDH.
Table of SSM description in SDH
SDH Synchronization Quality
Quality Level
San1, San2, San3, San4
n=4, 5, 3, 7, or 8
Level Description
depending on operator selection
Quality unknown (existing

sync. network)
Reserved
Rec. G.811 (Traceable to PRS)
Reserved
SSU-A (Traceable to SSU type
A, see G.812)
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
SSU-B (Traceable to SSU type
B, see G.812)
Reserved
Reserved
Synchronous Equipment
Timing Source (SETS)
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Do not use for synchronization
0000
1
0
3
4
0001
0010
0011
0100
5
6
7
8
0101
0110
0111
1000
9
A
B
1001
1010
1011
C
D
E
F
1100
1101
1110
1111
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The SSM in SONET configuration sample in Normal Operation
Exte-1
O9500 # 1
XCU1P1
XCU1P2
XCU1P1
XCU1P2
O9500 # 2
O9500 # 3
XCU1P2
XCU1P1
Physical configuration
O9500#1 XCU1-P1 link to O9500#2 XCU1-P1

Setup Configuration
Go to Timing Source Setup and set the Clock Mode in SSM for all three O9500R
1
O9500#1
Set priority 1st: Source is Exte-1, Quality is Auto

Setup Screen of O9500R#1
O9500R
20:34:01 12/26/2011
Clock Mode
: SSM
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
[Source]
: Exte-1
: Null
: Null
: Internal
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Current Clock
[Quality]
Auto
[SSM Message]
Static
: 1st
External Clock-1
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
External Clock-2
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
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Display Screen of O9500R#1
O9500R
Clock Mode
: SSM
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
[Source]
: Exte-1
: Null
: Null
: Internal
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
20:37:29 12/26/2011
[Rx S1]
[Tx S1]
[Valid]
00(STU)
0f(DUS)
Yes
--No
--No
0a(ST3)
00(STU)
Yes
Current Clock : 1st

External Clock-1
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
External Clock-2
----------------Interface : T1-ESF
O9500#2
Set priority 1st: Source is XCU1(W)-P1, Quality is Auto

O9500R
19:40:02 12/26/2011
Clock Mode
: SSM
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
[Source]
[Quality]
: XCU1(W) - P1
Auto
: XCU1(W) - P2
Auto
: Null
: Internal
Static
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Current Clock
[SSM Message]
: 1st

O9500R
Clock Mode
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
:
:
:
:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
19:43:41 12/26/2011
SSM
[Source]
XCU1(W) - P1
XCU1(W) - P2
Null
Internal
[Rx S1]
00(STU)
0f(DUS)
-0a(ST3)
[Tx S1]
0f(DUS)
00(STU)
-00(STU)
Current Clock
: 1st
65
[Valid]
Yes
Yes
No
Yes

3
O9500#3
Set priority 1st: Source is XCU1(W)-P1, Quality is Auto

O9500R
20:44:15 12/26/2011
Clock Mode
: SSM
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
[Source]
[Quality]
: XCU1(W) - P1
Auto
: XCU1(W) - P2
Auto
: Null
: Internal
Static
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Current Clock
[SSM Message]
: 1st

O9500R
Clock Mode
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
:
:
:
:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
20:46:03 12/26/2011
SSM
[Source]
XCU1(W) - P1
XCU1(W) - P2
Null
Internal
[Rx S1]
00(STU)
0f(DUS)
-0a(ST3)
[Tx S1]
0f(DUS)
00(STU)
-00(STU)
[Valid]
Yes
No
No
Yes
Current Clock
: 1st
When Line Break between O9500R#1 and O9500R #2.
Exte-1
O9500 # 1
XCU1P1
XCU1P2
XCU1P1
XCU1P2
O9500 # 2
O9500 # 3
XCU1P2
XCU1P1
The SSM function will automatically switch from 1st to 2nd priority clock source in O9500R#2 and
O9500R #3. All the setup remains unchanged except the display in O9500R#2 and #3
screens.
66

O9500R
Clock Mode
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
:
:
:
:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
19:54:04 12/26/2011
SSM
[Source]
XCU1(W) - P1
XCU1(W) - P2
Null
Internal
[Rx S1]
0f(DUS)
00(STU)
-0a(ST3)
[Tx S1]
00(STU)
0f(DUS)
-00(STU)
[Valid]
No
Yes
No
Yes
Current Clock
: 2nd

O9500R
Clock Mode
Priority
Priority
Priority
Priority
:
:
:
:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
20:56:00 12/26/2011
SSM
[Source]
XCU1(W) - P1
XCU1(W) - P2
Null
Internal
[Rx S1]
0f(DUS)
00(STU)
-0a(ST3)
[Tx S1]
00(STU)
0f(DUS)
-00(STU)
Current Clock
: 2nd
67
[Valid]
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
8.1.5
Customer Information Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (E) Customer Information Setup
Function
Setup customer information for XCU ports
How to Setup
Key in the customer information for XCU1 and XCU2
Field
Setting Options
Default
XCU1(W) port-1,
Setup by User
XCU1(W) port-2
XCU2(E) port-1,
Setup by User
XCU2(E) port-2
Screen for Customer Information Setup
XCU1 Port1 customer

XCU1 Port2 customer
XCU2 Port1 customer
XCU2 Port2 customer
O9500R
=== Customer Information Setup === 09:16:17 07/17/2008
XCU1(W):
Customer Information
Port-1 XCU1 Port1 customer_________________________________________
Port-2 XCU1 Port2 customer
XCU2(E):
Customer Information
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8.1.6 SNTP Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (F) SNTP Setup
Function
Allow users to activate or to setup SNTP function
How to Setup
Field
Setting Options
SNTP ON/OFF
On, Off
SNTP server #1, #2
Setup by User
SNTP Timezone
-12 to +12
Screen for SNTP Setup
Default
Off
000.000.000.000
+0
O9500R
=== SNTP setup ===
09:41:18 07/17/2008
SNTP ON/OFF : OFF
SNTP server 1 : 000.000.000.000
SNTP server 2 : 000.000.000.000
SNTP timezone : +0
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8.1.7 DHCP Relay Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (G) DHCP Relay Setup
Function
Allow users to activate DHCP relay and setup the IP address for DHCP
server. Note that to activate DHCP relay, interface LAN must be in router
mode.
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
DHCP server IP
Setup by User
DHCP relay
Enable, Disable
DHCP Relay Setup

O9500R
Default
000.000.000.000
Disable
=== DHCP Relay Setup ===
10:06:50 07/17/2008
DHCP server IP : 000.000.000.000

DHCP relay
: Disable
To activate DHCP relay, interface LAN must be in router mode.
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8.1.8 Bridge and Router Setup

8.1.8.1 Network Interface Setup I
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (A) Network
Interface Setup I
Function
Set up the mode, RIP, IP address, subnet mask and frame type for LAN and
XCU
How to Setup
Here you can choose bridge or router mode for LAN, XCU1 and XCU2 ports. Under Router
mode, you can set up the uses IP address and subnet mask. The frame for LAN port is fixed,
but for XCU ports the frame condition is selectable.
LAN
XCU1DCC1, DCC2
XCU2DCC1, DCC2
Default
Other
Setting
Options
Mode
Bridge
RIP
N/A
Router
OFF
RIP1
RIP2
IP Address
IP address can
not be changed.
Setup by User
Subnet Mask
IP address can
not be changed.
Setup by User
Frame
LAN: Ethernet
XCU: HDLC
LAN: Ethernet
XCU:
HDLC, PPP
Screen for Network Interface Setup (Bridge Mode)
O9500R
=== Network Interface Setup I ===
NI
LAN
XCU1-DCC1
XCU1-DCC2
XCU2-DCC1
XCU2-DCC2
Mode
Bridge
Bridge
Bridge
Bridge
Bridge
RIP
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
IP Address
010.002.001.096
010.002.001.096
010.002.001.096
010.002.001.096
010.002.001.096
10:49:59 07/17/2008
Subnet Mask
Frame
255.255.000.000 Ethernet
255.255.000.000 HDLC
255.255.000.000 HDLC
255.255.000.000 HDLC
255.255.000.000 HDLC
Screen for Network Interface Setup (Router Mode)
O9500R
=== Network Interface Setup I ===
NI
LAN
XCU1-DCC1
XCU1-DCC2
XCU2-DCC1
XCU2-DCC2
Mode
Router
Router
Router
Router
Router
RIP
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
IP Address
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
Subnet Mask
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
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10:49:59 07/17/2008
Frame
Ethernet
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
8.1.8.2 Network Interface Setup II
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (B) Network
Interface Setup II
Function
Set up the mode, RIP, IP address, subnet mask and frame type for
tributary ports
Configuration
Trib #1~#8:
DCC1, DCC2
Mode
Frame
Setting Options
Disable, Bridge, Router
HDLC, PPP
Default
Disable
HDLC
Screen for Network Interface Setup II
O9500R
=== Network Interface Setup II ===
NI
Trib1-DCC1
Trib1-DCC2
Trib2-DCC1
Trib2-DCC2
Trib3-DCC1
Trib3-DCC2
Trib4-DCC1
Trib4-DCC2
Mode
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
RIP
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
IP Address
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
Subnet Mask
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
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11:04:27 07/17/2008
Frame
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
8.1.8.3 Network Interface Setup III
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (C) Network
Interface Setup III
Function
Set up inband management for bridge or router
Configuration
Inband 01-16
Setting Options
Mode
RIP
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Frame
Disable, Router, Bridge

OFF, RIP1, RIP2
Set up by user
Set up by user
HDLC, PPP
Default
Disable
NA
x.x.x.x
x.x.x.x
HDLC
O9500R
=== Network Interface Setup III ===
NI
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Mode
Router
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
DISABLE
RIP
OFF
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
IPAddress
020.001.001.002
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
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16:03:44 03/04/2009
SubnetMask
255.255.000.000
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
Frame
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
HDLC
8.1.8.4 Static Route Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (D) Static Route Setup
Function
Allow users to setup up to 16 Networks for static route.
Configuration
Field
Net Destination
Netmask
Gateway Address
NI
Setting Options
Setup by User
Default
000.000.000.000
None
None
LAN
XCU1-DCC1 XCU1-DCC2
XCU2-DCC1 XCU2-DCC2
Trib1-DCC1 Trib1-DCC2
Inband 1~16
Note: Static route is unable to function at its default rate (000.000.000.000). To set up a static
route successfully, avoid using 000.000.000.00 for Net Destination, Netmask and Gateway
Address.
Screen for Static Route Setup:

To add a static route, first check the IP addresses and the mode set up on Network Interface
Setup I,II and III. Select the ones you need for static route setup, key in the IP address, set the
NI mode and press Enter. A prompt asking : Change configuration (Y/N)? (Note: to
save,please use V-command) will appear at the bottom of the screen. Press Y to confirm.
O9500R
=== Static Route Setup ===
11:30:46 07/17/2008
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, Please Input: nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn, BACKSPACE to edit
Net_Destination
010.002.001.096
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
Netmask
255.255.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
Gateway_Address
010.002.010.098
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
NI
INBAND-1
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
>> Change configuration (Y/N)? (Note: to save,please use V-command)

Note: static routes can not be removed or changed only by deleting the IP addresses on the
static route setup page. To delete a static route, go to Network Interface Setup I, Network
Interface Setup II or Network Interface Setup III and change NI mode to disable. If the NI mode
is LAN or XCU-DCC, go to Network Interface Setup I. If it is Trib-DCC, go to Network Interface
Setup II. If it is Inband 1~16, go to Network Interface Setup III.
Then, delete the IP addresses on static route page and confirm with the new setting.
An example is shown below:
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We now have a static route on the Static Route Setup page. The NI mode is set as Inband-1.
O9500R
11:30:46 07/17/2008
Net_Destination
020.001.001.002
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
Netmask
255.255.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
Gateway_Address
010.002.010.098
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
NI
INBAND-1
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
To remove the static route, go to Network Interface Setup and disable the NI mode for
Inband-1.
O9500R
NI
In-band 01
Mode
RIP
Disable OFF
IPAddress
X.X.X.X
16:03:44 03/04/2009
SubnetMask
X.X.X.X
Frame
HDLC
Go back to the Static Route Setup page. The configuration of the static route will automatically
return to its default rate. The static route is now removed successfully.
O9500R
11:30:46 07/17/2008
Net_Destination
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
Netmask
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
Gateway_Address
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
000.000.000.000
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NI
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
8.1.8.5 Bridge Spanning Tree Setup I
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (E) Bridge Spanning
Tree Setup I
Function
Allow users to setup bridge spanning tree configuration through port FEC,
XCU1 and XCU2
Configuration
Field
Bridge ID Priority
Bridge Max Age
Hello Time
Forward Delay
Aging time
Setting Options
0~65535
6~40 sec
1~10 sec
4~30 sec
10~999 sec
Default
32768
20 sec
02 sec
15 sec
300 sec
Port & Settings

FEC, XCU1-DCC1, XCU1-DCC2, XCU2-DCC1, XCU2-DCC2
Field
Setting Options
Default
Cost
1~999
19
Prio
0~255
128
Edg-P
Yes, No
No
P-P (FEC only)
Yes, No
No
Note: Bridge max. age must be 2 x (Hello time+1) and 2 x (Forward Delay 1)
Screen for Bridge Spanning Tree Setup I:
O9500R
=== Bridge Spanning Tree Setup I === 15:32:55 07/17/2008
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, Please Input: 0~65535, BACKSPACE to edit
Designated Root MAC ADDR : 0050C6012937

Designated Root Priority : 32768
Designated Root Cost :
0
Root Max Age :
20 sec Hello Time : 2 sec
Bridge ID MAC ADDR :
Bridge ID Priority :
Bridge Max Age : 20 sec
Aging time
: 300 sec
0050C6012937
32768
Hello Time : 02 sec
Port
---------FEC
XCU1-DCC1
XCU1-DCC2
XCU2-DCC1
XCU2-DCC2
Cost Prio
---- ---019 128
019 128
019 128
019 128
019 128
Root-P
-----No
No
No
No
No
State
----Fwd
Dis
Dis
Fwd
Fwd
Edg-P P-P
----- --No No
No Yes
No Yes
No Yes
No Yes
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Forward Delay : 15 sec
Forward Delay : 15 sec
8.1.8.6 Bridge Spanning Tree Setup II
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (F) Bridge
Spanning Tree Setup II
Function
Allow users to setup bridge spanning tree configuration through tributary

ports
Configuration
Port & Settings
Field
Cost
Prio
Edg-P
Setting Options
1~999
0~255
Yes, No
Trib1~ Trib8: DCC1, DCC2

Default
019
128
No
Screen for Bridge Spanning Tree Setup II
O9500R
=== Bridge Spanning Tree Setup II === 18:03:50 07/17/2008
Port
---------Trib1-DCC1
Trib1-DCC2
Trib2-DCC1
Trib2-DCC2
Trib3-DCC1
Trib3-DCC2
Trib4-DCC1
Trib4-DCC2
Root-P State Cost

------ ----- ---No
Dis 019
No
Dis 019
No
Dis 019
No
Dis 019
No
Dis 019
No
Dis 019
No
Dis 019
No
Dis 019
Prio Edg-P P-P

---- ----- --128 No Yes
128 No Yes
128 No Yes
128 No Yes
128 No Yes
128 No Yes
128 No Yes
128 No Yes
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8.1.8.7 Bridge Spanning Tree Setup III
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (G) Bridge
Spanning Tree Setup III
Function
Allow users to setup bridge spanning tree configuration through tributary

ports
Configuration
Trib1~ Trib8: DCC1, DCC2

Port & Settings
Field
Setting Options
Default
Cost
1~999
019
Prio
0~255
128
Edg-P
Yes, No
No
Screen for Bridge Spanning Tree Setup II

O9500R
=== Bridge Spanning Tree Setup III ===
15:35:19 10/29/2008
Port
---------Inband 1
Inband 2
Inband 3
Inband 4
Inband 5
Inband 6
Inband 7
Inband 8
Inband 9
Inband 10
Inband 11
Inband 12
Inband 13
Inband 14
Inband 15
Inband 16
Root-P
-----No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
State Cost Prio Edg-P P-P

----- ---- ---- ----- --Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
Dis
019 128 No Yes
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8.1.9 Hand-waving LED Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (I) Hand-waving LED Setup
Function
Set up LED flashing pattern
How to Set Up
Field
Command
Timer
Setting Options
Start, Stop
0~99999 sec
Default
Stop
00180 sec
Screen for Hand-waving LED Setup
O9500R
=== Hand-waving LED Setup ===
18:37:17 07/17/2008
Command : STOP
Timer : 00180
(0: means the LED flashing will last forever after the "start" command.)
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8.1.10 SSH Setup
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (J)SSH Setup
Function
Setup LED flashing status
How to Set Up
To activate SSH server, select the option ON and press Enter. A

prompt asking: Change configuration (Y/N)? (Note: to save, please use
V-command) will appear at the bottom of the screen. Press Y to confirm.)
Field
SSH Server
Setting Options
On, Off
Default
Off
Screen for SHH Setup

O9500R
=== SSH Setup ===
ARROW KEYS : CURSOR MOVE , ENTER KEY : ITEM SELECT
10:49:00 10/30/2008
SSH Server : ON
>> Change configuration (Y/N)? (Note: to save,please use V-command)

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8.1.11 M13 Setup
Command Path
Function
(S) System Config Setup > (K) M13 Setup

Enable or disable the M13 function on the E3T3 card. Before you
register the E3T3 card to T3-M13 mode, be sure to enable the M13
function first.
Note: The M13 function only supports unframed E1/T1.
How to Set Up
Insert the E3T3 card. The card location will show on the screen. Use the command M13
Enable, choose the E3T3 cards located slot and press ENTER. A prompt will ask, Reset the
E3/T3 card now? Press Y to confirm. The M13 function will then be enabled.
O9500R
=== M13 Setup ===
Slot
====
#1
#2
#3
#4
Card Model
==========
E3/T3/M13
Serial Number
=============
000001
17:31:25 05/20/2010
M13 Function
============
M13 Enable
Command
: M13 Disable
Unit
: Trib-3
The new setting will take effect after restart the E3/T3 card.
>> Reset the E3/T3 card now? [Y/N]
Note: Once the M13 function is enabled on one E3T3 card, the E3T3 card will always support
M13 function. If the card is taken out of the chassis and being inserted into another slot, the
M13 function will remain, you do not need to enable the M13 function again.
The only way to disable the M13 function is to choose the command M13 Disable. Then,
select the E3T3 cards located slot and press ENTER. A prompt will ask, Reset the E3/T3 card
now? Press Y to confirm. The M13 function will then be disabled.
O9500R
=== M13 Setup ===
17:31:25 05/20/2010
Slot
====
#1
#2
#3
#4
Card Model
==========
Serial Number
=============
E3/T3
000001
M13 Function
============
M13 Disable
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8.1.12
Command Line
Command Path
(S) System Config Setup > (L) Command Line
Function
There has three commands: Ping, Show, Quit.

Ping: Ping an IP Address
Show: Show Route or MAC tables
Quit: Quit Command Support
How to Set Up
Note: use TAB key to toggle between Insert or Replace.

10:41:03 Dec 16/11 Replace
Press ? get help or QUIT return.
10:41:03 Dec 16/11 >>
Press ?, the screen shows below. It has three commands: Ping, Show, and Quit.
Type ping 10.3.21.130, the reply time from the IP address you request shows below.
10:42:21 Dec 16/11 >>ping 10.3.21.130
Reply from 10.3.21.130: time=
1ms
7ms
7ms
7ms
7ms
8ms
7ms
8ms
7ms
8ms
7ms
7ms
7ms
8ms
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8.2 SDH/SONET Setup
8.2.1 System Mode Setup
Command Path
Function
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (A) System Mode Setup

This is used to set up your system mode as either SDH or SONET. It is
also used to set up SNCP/UPSR or MSP 1+1 protection.
ADM (Add/Drop Multlipler) is set up as a ring.
ADM
TM (Terminal Multiplexer) is linear.
TM
How to Set up
Choose the filed parameters from the potions listed in the following table:
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Field
SDH/SONET
MSP 1+1 WTR Timer
Group1 Member
Group2 Member
Mode
Rate
MSP 1+1 Protect
MSP 1+1 Revertive
MSP 1+1 Direction
SNCP/UPSR Mode
System Mode Settings

SDH Settings
SONET Settings
SDH
SONET
3~900 (seconds)
XCU1-P1 & XCU2-P1;
XCU1-P1 & XCU1-P2
XCU1-P2 & XCU2-P2;
XCU2-P1 & XCU2-P2
Aggregate Line Port Settings
NP, MSP(1+1)
NP, MSP(1+1)
STM1, STM4
OC3, OC12
ON, OFF
Revertive, Non-Revertive
Uni-Direct, Bi-Direct
Intrusive, Non-Intrusive
After selecting your settings, press the Enter key.

O9500R
=== System Mode Setup ===
20:36:55 09/15/2011
SDH/SONET Mode : SONET
MSP WTR Timer : 300 seconds
Group1 Member : XCU1-P1 & XCU2-P1
SNCP/UPSR Mode : Intrusive
================== Aggregate Line Protection Switch Group1 ==================
Mode
: NP
XCU1-P1 Rate : OC12
XCU2-P1 Rate : OC12
[MSP1+1]
Protection: ---Revertive : ---Direction : ---================== Aggregate Line Protection Switch Group2 ==================
Mode
: NP
XCU1-P2 Rate : OC12
XCU2-P2 Rate : OC12
[MSP1+1]
Protection: ---Revertive : ---Direction : ---<< Press ESC key to return to previous menu >>
A prompt will ask if you wish to change the Configuration. Press Y for yes. Press Enter.
>> Change configuration (Y/N)? (Note:to save,please use V-command)
You will be returned to the SDH/SONET Configuration Setup menu. Press the Esc key to
return to the Controller Menu. You must now store the new configuration. The full menu path
for storing a configuration is as follows:
V > Store/Retrieve Backup Config
Note: With MSP 1+1 protection, if one fails it will automatically go to the other. The setting in
seconds determines how long it will take to revert when the failure has recovered.
Note: The following drawing illustrates aggregate line protection with the grouping types listed
in the table above.
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Figure 8-1 Aggregate Line Protection Grouping
8.2.2 Overhead Setup

8.2.2.1 Line Overhead Setup
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (B) Overhead Setup > (1) Line overhead Setup
Function
This is to set up Line Overhead and HO(higher

order)-Path/STS(synchronous transport signal)-Path Overhead.
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Line Side
Aggregate line
J1 LEN
XCU1(W), XCU2(E)
Port 1, Port 2
16-BYTE(Space Padding)
16-BYTE(NULL Padding)
1-BYTE
EXP J1 MSG
Setup by Users
TX J1 MSG
Setup by Users
HP EPSL
00~FF
Screen for Overhead Setup
Default
XCU1(W)
Port 1
NULL
02
First, select the line side and aggregate line.

O9500R
=== Line Trace Message Setup ===
10:01:12 07/22/2008
Line Side : XCU1(W) Aggregate line : Port-1

Press Enter, the screen will appear as below.

O9500R
J0_LEN : NULL
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10:01:12 07/22/2008
Press Enter again to set up EXP J0 MSG and TX J0 MSG.

O9500R
J0_LEN : 16-BYTE(Space Padding)

EXP_J0_MSG :
TX_J0_MSG :
HP_EPSL : 02
( TUG )
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15:19:53 03/26/2009
8.2.2.2 HO-Path/STS-Path Overhead Setup
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (B) Overhead Setup > (2) HO-Path/STS-Path
overhead Setup
Function
HO-Path/STS-Path overhead setup for XCU ports
Configuration
Field
Line Side
Aggregate line
AUG#
J1 LEN
EXP J1 MSG
TX J1 MSG
HP EPSL
Setting Options
XCU1(W), XCU2(E)
Port 1, Port 2
Setup by user
16-BYTE(Space Padding)
16-BYTE(NULL Padding)
1-BYTE
Setup by Users
Setup by Users
00~FF
Default
XCU1(W)
Port 1
1
NULL
02
Screen for HO-Path/STS-Path Trace Message Setup

First, select the line side, aggregate line and AUG number.
O9500R
=== HO-Path/STS-Path Trace Message Setup ===
10:13:46 07/22/2008

AUG1#
: 1
Press Enter, the screen will appear as follows.

O9500R
=== HO-Path/STS-Path Trace Message Setup ===
AUG1#
: 1
15:11:17 10/30/2008
J1_LEN : NULL
HP_EPSL : 02
( TUG )
Press Enter again to set up EXP JI MSG and TX JI MSG.

O9500R
=== HO-Path/STS-Path Trace Message Setup =15:11:17 10/30/2008
AUG1#
: 1
J1_LEN : 16-BYTE
EXP_J1_MSG :
TX_J1_MSG :
HP_EPSL : 02
( TUG )
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8.2.3 ALS/APSD Setup
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (E)ALS/APSD Setup
Function
ALS is an acronym for Automatic Laser Shutdown. APSD is an acronym for

Automatic Power Shut Down. ALS/APSD follows standards set out in G.664.
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
XCU2(E) P1 power down

XCU2(E) P2 power down
XCU1(W) P1 power down
XCU1(W) P2 power down
ALS Enable
Pulse Repetition time for Automatic Restart (sec.)
ON, OFF
ON, OFF
ON, OFF
ON, OFF
ON, OFF
60~300
Default
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
300
Screen for ALS/APSD Setup
O9500R
=== ALS/APSD Setup ===
XCU2(E)
XCU2(E)
XCU1(W)
XCU1(W)
P1
P2
P1
P2
power
power
power
power
down:
down:
down:
down:
10:30:15 07/22/2008
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ALS enable : OFF

pulse repetition time for automatic restart(sec) : 300
XCU2(E)
XCU2(E)
XCU1(W)
XCU1(W)
P1
P2
P1
P2
manual
manual
manual
manual
restart
restart
restart
restart
:
:
:
:
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
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8.2.4 DCC Channel Setup
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (F) DCC channel setup
Function
DCC is an acronym for Data Communication Channel.
Configuration
Field
XCU1 DCC1(P1) Channels

XCU1 DCC2 Channels
XCU2 DCC1(P1) Channels
Setting Options
OFF
Section DCC(D1-D3)
Line DCC(D4-D12)
Composite(D1-D12)
Default
Section DCC(D1-D3)
XCU2 DCC2 Channels
Screen for DCC Chanel Setup
O9500R
=== DCC Channel Setup ===
TAB or Enter key to select
XCU1
XCU1
XCU2
XCU2
DCC1(P1) Channels : Section DCC(D1-D3)

DCC2 Channels
: Section DCC(D1-D3)
DCC1(P1) Channels : Section DCC(D1-D3)
DCC2 Channels
: Section DCC(D1-D3)
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10:35:47 07/22/2008
8.2.5 Path Granularity
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (G) Path Granularity
Function
Set up the granularity of the SDH/SONET path
How to Set Up
Use the arrow key to move the cursor. Use the Tab key to scroll in your setting. Setting
choices for Port # are: GROUP-1 and GROUP-2. After selecting your settings, press the Enter
key.
O9500R
=== Path Granularity ===
Port#
11:50:34 08/13/2007
: GROUP-1
A full Path Granularity screen will appear for the port you selected.
Setting choices are as follows:
Path Granularity Settings
Field
SDH Settings
HO-Path granularity
AU4-TUG3
AU3-3
SDH
TU3,
AU3,
LO-Path granularity
TU11,
TU11, TU12
TU12
SONET
VC4
BYPASS
Path Granularity Settings

Field
SONET Settings
STS3 granularity
STS3,
STS3C
STS1 granularity
VT2, STS1, VT15
BYPASS
Note: When the displayed setting for LO-Path/STS1 is BYPASS, no other setting choices are
possible.
O9500R
=== Path Granularity ===
Port#
19:04:06 07/24/2008
: Group-1
============================== XCU1(W) ==============================

AUG1#
:
1
2
3
4
HO-Path
Granularity : AU4-TUG3
AU4-TUG3
AU4-TUG3
AU4-TUG3
LO-Path#1 Granularity : TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
LO-path#3 Granularity : TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
============================== XCU2(E) ==============================

AUG1#
:
1
2
3
4
HO-Path
Granularity : AU4-TUG3
AU4-TUG3
AU4-TUG3
AU4-TUG3
TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
LO-path#3 Granularity : TU12
TU12
TU12
TU12
A prompt will ask if you wish to change the Configuration. Press Y for yes.
>> C han ge conf igu rat ion (Y/ N)? (No te: to save ,pl eas e us e V -co mman d)
Press the Esc key twice to SDH/SONET Configuration Setup Menu. Press the Esc key to
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for storing a configuration is as follows: V > Store/Retrieve Backup Config
8.2.6 MSP APS Command
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (G) Path Granularity
Function
MSP is an acronym for Multiplexer Section Protection. APS is an

acronym for Automatic Protection Switching.
How to Set Up
The MSP APS Command Setup screen will appear. Use the arrow keys to move the cursor
to each field. Use the Tab key to scroll in your settings. Press the Enter key.
Note: You must set up the MSP 1+1 mode prior to using the MSP APS command. The
MSP1+1 protection must be switched to ON.
Field
APS Command
Setting Options
CLR,
Lockout,
FS to PRI,
FS to SEC,
MS to PRI,
MS to SEC"
Default Setting
CLR
O9500R
=== MSP APS Command ===
Note
Clear
Lockout
Force Switch to Primary
Force Switch to
Secondary
Manual Switch to Primary
Manlual Switch to
Secondary
14:28:48 05/06/2009

[--- Group1 ---]
APS Command : FS to PRI
Working Line : XCU1(W)
Note :
FS
MS
PRI
SEC
=
=
=
=
[--- Group2 ---]

disable
Force Switch
Manual Switch
Primary
Secondary
A prompt will ask if you want to change the configuration. Press Y for Yes.
You will be returned to the SDH/SONET Configuration Setup menu. Press the Esc key to
for storing a configuration is as follows:
8.2.7 Loopback/Diagnostics Setup

For loopback and diagnostics overview, please refer to chapter 5.
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8.2.7.1 XCU Port Loopback Test
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup> (L) Loopback/Diagnostics Setup > (A) XCU Port
Loopback Test
Function
Setup loopback timer for XCU port
Configuration
Field
Loopback Timer (sec.)
Setting Options
0~99999
Default
00060
Screen for XCU Port Loopback Test
O9500R
=== XCU Port Loopback Test ===
11:50:52 07/22/2008
Loopback Timer : 00060 second(s)
('0' second represents doing loopback(s) in unlimited time.)
(Warning!Line will not recover if doing loopback(s) in unlimited time.)
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8.2.7.2 XCU Diagnostics
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (L) Loopback/Diagnostics Setup > (B) XCU
Diagnostics
Function
Setup XCU diagnostic patterns
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Line Side
Aggregate Line
XCU1, XCU2
Port 1, Port 2, Port 2 (Full)
Default
XCU1
Port1
Screen for XCU Diagnostics
O9500R
=== XCU Diagnostics ===
11:56:53 07/22/2008
Send Test Pattern to =>

Line Side : XCU1(W) Aggregate Line : Port-1
Press Enter to see the test pattern parameters.

O9500R
=== XCU Diagnostics ===
17:43:33 10/30/2008
Press S to stop sending patterns or R to reset patterns
Sending Test Pattern to =>
Line Side : XCU1(W)
AUG1#
: 1
Aggregate Line : Port-1

VC4 : FULL
Test Pattern : PRBS(2^23)

---- BERT Status ---SYNC State : LOST SYNC
Elapsed Second(s) : 1951
Bit Error count(s): 0
BER
: 0.0
ES
: 0
ESR
: 0.0
SES
: 0
SESR
: 0.0
UAS
: 1951
Insert error(s) : 1
<< Left arrow key to clear status, right arrow key to insert error >>
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8.2.8 Performance Setup/Clear

8.2.8.1 Clear Performance Data
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup >(R) Performance Setup/Clear > (C) Clear

Performance Data
Function
Clear previous performance data records
How to Set Up
Enter Command C, a prompt Clear performance data? will appear.

To clear all performance data, press Y to confirm.
Screen for Clear Performance Data:
O9500R
=== Performance Setup/Clear ===
C -> Clear Performance Data

D -> Performance Threshold Setup
>> Clear performance data - are you sure [Y/N] ?
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11:42:18 07/25/2008
8.2.8.2 Performance Threshold Cross Alarm Setup
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup >(R) Performance Setup/Clear>

(D) Performance Threshold Cross Alarm Setup
Set up performance threshold rage and status
Function
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
En/Dis
Severity
En, Dis
Info, Crit, Majr, Minr
1~99999
Threshold
Default
En
Info
RS-BIP(B1): 02400
MS-BIP(B2): 09600
MS-REI : 09600
HP-BIP(B3): 02400
HP-REI : 02400
LP-BIP(V5): 00600
LP-REI(V5): 00600
LP-BIP(B3): 02400
LP-REI(B3): 19200
Screen for Perf. Threshold Cross Alarm Setup:
O9500R
=== Perf. Threshold Cross Alarm Setup ===
Monitor Point
RS-BIP(B1)
MS-BIP(B2)
MS-REI
HP-BIP(B3)
HP-REI
LP-BIP(V5)
LP-REI(V5)
LP-BIP(B3)
LP-REI(B3)
En/Dis
EN
EN
EN
EN
EN
EN
EN
EN
EN
severity
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
Threshold
02400
09600
09600
02400
02400
00600
00600
02400
19200
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8.2.9 Idle Path Alarm Insertion Setup
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (N) Idle Path Alarm Insertion Setup
Function
Insert alarm for idle path
Configuration
Field
Alarm inserted for idle path(without XC)
Setting Options
Default
HP-UNEQ/LP-UNEQ
AU-AIS/TU-AIS
HP-UNEQ/LP-UNEQ
Screen for Idle Path Alarm Insertion Setup
Press ENTER after selection. A prompt will ask Change configuration (Y/N)? Press Y to
confirm.
O9500R
Idle Path Alarm Insertion Setup
17:15:51 11/05/2009
Alarm inserted for idle path(without XC) : HP-UNEQ/LP-UNEQ

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8.2.10 SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
SNCP/UPSR is an acronym for Sub-Network Connection Protection. APS is an acronym for Automatic
Protection Switching.
Command Path
(H) SDH/SONET Setup > (M) SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
Function
Use command to set up the working pattern of SNCP/UPSR APS
Configuration
There will be two commands: (A) SNCP/UPSR APS Command; (B)

SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup.
The SNCP/UPSR APS Setup screen will appear. Press A or B.

O9500R
=== SNCP/UPSR APS Setup ===
16:58:16 09/06/2011
A -> SNCP/UPSR APS Command

B -> SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
<< Press ESC key to return to Main Menu or enter a command >>
SNCP/UPSR APS Command Procedure

Press A to access the SNCP/UPSR APS Command screen.
The SNCP/UPSR APS Command screen will appear. Use the arrow key to move the cursor. Use the
Tab key to scroll in settings.
Note: Some settings must be keyed in.
SDH/SONET SNCP/UPSR APS Command
SDH Settings
SONET Settings
XCU1(W) or XCU2(E)
1~2
1~4
1~3
1~21 for VC12, 1~28 for VC11
1~21 for VT2, 1~28 for VT15
Clear, FS to PRI., FS to SEC., MS to PRI., MS to SEC., Lockout of
protection
Field
Slot
Port
AUG1#
VC3/TUG-3#
VC1x#
VTx#
Command
Screen for SNCP/UPSR APS Command Setup

O950 0R
=== SN CP/U PSR AP S Co mma nd ===
ARRO W K EYS : CU RSO R M OVE, TA B/` : RO LL UP/ DOWN OP TIO NS
Slot
Port
AUG1
VC3/ TUG 3
VC1x
Comm and
:
:
:
:
:
:
XCU 1(W )
1
1
1
01
Cle ar
Note :
FS
MS
PRI
SEC
=
=
=
=
F orc e S witc h
M anu al Swit ch
P rim ary
S eco nda ry
<< P res s E SC k ey to retu rn to prev iou s m enu >>
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SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup

Press B to access the SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup screen. Key in your settings. Press the
Enter key.
Field
Slot
Port
AUG1#
VC3/TUG-3#
VC1x#
VTx#
Revertive
SDH/SONET SNCP/UPSR APS Command

SDH Settings
SONET Settings
XCU1(W) or XCU2(E)
1~2
1~4
1~3
1~21 for VC12, 1~28 for VC11
1~21 for VT2, 1~28 for VT15
Screen for SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup

O9500R
=== SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup ===
Slot
: XCU1(W)
Port
: 1
AUG1
: 1
VC3/TUG3 : 1
VC1x
: 01
Revertive: Non-Revertive
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8.3
PDH Setup
8.3.1 QDS 1:1 Protection
(K) PDH Setup > (A) QDS1:1 Protection
Command Path
Setup QDS 1:1 function for each port

Function
Screen for QDS1:1 Protection
O9500R
=== QDS1 1:1 Protection ===
Protect Pair(Master:Backup)
Port 1 Port 2
=========================== ======== ========
Slot 11:12 (
:
) --------- --------Slot 13:14 (
:
) --------- --------Slot 15:16 (
:
) --------- ---------
Protection
Slot 11:12
Slot 13:14
Slot 15:16
Working Port
(
:
)
(
:
)
(
:
)
Port 1
Port 2
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15:05:17 07/25/2008
Port 3
========
-------------------------
Port 3
Port 4
========
-------------------------
Port 4
Force
8.3.2 PDH Ring Protection
Command Path
(K) PDH Setup > (B) PDH Ring Protection
Function
Setup PDH ring protection for each port
Configuration
Field
PDH Ring Protection

Switching Interval
Station
Setting Options
Enable, Disable
0~9
Master, Slave
Default
Disable
05
Slave
Screen for PDH Ring Protection
O9500R
=== PDH Ring Protection ===
15:36:51 07/22/2008
PDH Ring Protection: DISABLE
Switching Interval : 05
Station : SLAVE
Slot(Model)
Port 1
Port 2
Port 3
Port 4
==============
======= ======= ======= =======
11 (
)
------- ------- ------- ------12 (
)
------- ------- ------- ------13 (
)
------- ------- ------- ------14 (
)
------- ------- ------- ------15 (
)
------- ------- ------- ------16 (
)
------- ------- ------- -------
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8.3.3 Bit Error Rate Test
Command Path
(K) PDH Setup > (B) Bit Error Rate Test
Function
Set up the slot and port for Bert test
Configuration
Screen for Bit Error Rate Test
O9500R
=== BERT Test ===
18:35:06 10/30/2008
Test Slot
: VTE1 ( VTE1 )
Test Port
: P2
Pattern Type : 2exp20-1
Split Mode : Send AIS
Test Channel : Mapped
Test Map
: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
User Pattern : 00000000
Period(sec) : 0000000
Test Enable : DISABLED
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8.4
Map Setup
Before map setup, please set up the SDH/SONET mode first.

Follow the command path Main Menu> (H) SDH/SONET Setup > (A) System Mode Setup to
set up or to change the SDH/SONET mode, or Main Menu> (D) SDH/SONET Display > (A)
System Mode Display to check the systems current mode.
8.4.1 Cross Connect Create
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (A) Cross Connect Create
Function
Set up a cross connect map
How to Set Up
A sample setup screen is shown below.
Xcon type is used to set the cross connect type.
Xcon Type
: Bi-Xc
Count is used to establish the number of cross connects you wish to make at one time.
Count
: 63
KLM is the standard mapper for SDH. (The standard mapper for SONET is also KLM but the
parameters are different then those shown here.)
KLM
: [ TUG3#1, TUG2#1, TU12#1 ]
Source displays the source slot channel status.

o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
Destination displays the destination slot channel status.

o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
0 means that a timeslot is free for setting up a cross-connect. X means that a cross-connect
already exists on that timeslot or the path granularity of card is mismatched.
O9500R
=== Cross Connect Create Setup ===
11:45:02 09/02/2011
Granularity
: TU12
Xcon Type
: Bi-Xc
Count
: 01
-------------------------------- Source -------------------------------------From Slot
: XCU1(W)
From AUG1 : 1
From Port
: 1
From TS
: 1 -VC3/TUG3 01 -VC1x
KLM
: [ TUG3#1, TUG2#1, TU12#1 ]
-------------------------------- Destination --------------------------------To Slot
: XCU1(W)
To AUG1
: 1
To Port
: 1
To TS
: 1 -VC3/TUG3 01 -VC1x
KLM
: [ TUG3#1, TUG2#1, TU12#1 ]
VC3/TUG3 VC1x : Source
#1
01~21 : o o o
#2
01~21 : o o o
#3
01~21 : o o o
->
o
o
o
XCU1(W)
o o
o
o o
o
o o
o
VC3/TUG3 VC1x : Destination

#1
01~21 : o o o
o o
#2
01~21 : o o o
o o
#3
01~21 : o o o
o o
Port#1 AUG1#1
o o
o o o
o o
o o o
o o
o o o
Timeslot
o o o
o o o
o o o
Available
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
-> XCU1(W) Port#1 AUG1#1 Timeslot Available

o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
There are six basic steps to setting up a cross-connect on the O9500R.
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1. Select the granularity

Field
SDH
SONET
Granularity Settings
TU11, TU12, AU4/C4, TU3, AU3/C3
VT2, STS3C, STS1 and VT15
2. Select a Map Number (map 1 or map 2)

3. Select a Source slot (ie. a from slot). The available options are: XCU1(W), XCU2(E),
TRIB-1, TRIB-3, TRIB-5, TRIB-6, TRIB-7, TRIB-8 and INB.E1. Then, according to the type of
card in the source slot you chose, you must choose a parameter. Parameter options are listed
in Table 6- 16, below.
XCU1(W) or
XCU2(E)
Parameters
SDH
SONET
Port#
AUG1#
STS3#
VC3/TUG3#
STS1#
VC1x#
VTx#
Parameter
Setting Options
1~2
1~4
1~3
1~28
E1/T1 card
Port#
1~63
B155/622 card
Port#
AUG1#1
VC3/TUG3#
VC1x
Slot Type
STS3#
STS1#
VTx#
INB. E1 (Inband E1)
Port#
Ethernet card
WAN#
Channel#
1~9
1~63
E3/T3 card
Port#
Channel#
1~3
1~28
7FOM
Port#
Channel#
1~7
1~4
103
1~2
1~4
1~3
1~28
4. Select a channel count (ie. how many channels you want to set a cross connect for at one
time).
For example, if you choose a source channel as:
Source Channel: XCU1(W) Port#1 AUG1#1 VC3/TUG3#1 VC1x#3;
and you choose a destination channel as:
Destination Channel: TRIB1(E1) Port#3;
and you set the count at 5, you will create the following 5 cross-connects.
y
Select a Destination slot (ie. a to slot). The available options are: XCU1(W), XCU2(E),
TRIB- 1, TRIB-3, and INB.E1 Then, according to the type of card in the destination slot you
chose, you must choose a parameter.
From Source Channel
XCU1(W) Port#1 AUG1#1 VC3/TUG3#1 VC1x#3
To Destination Channel
TRIB1(E1 card) Port#3
6. Select the Xcon Type.

Setting options are: UNI-XC (uni-directional XC),
BI-XC (bi-directional XC)
Field
Xcon Type
Setting Options
UNI-XC (uni-directional XC)
BI-XC (bi-directional XC)
Figure 8-2 Cross Connect Diagram
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7. After all parameters have been selected, press the Enter key.
A prompt will ask if you are sure. Press Y for yes.
>>Are you sure (Y/N)?
If your mapping is successful the following Success prompt will be superimposed on your
existing screen.
XC Success!!!
Press the Space bar. Your map will appear.

O9500R
=== Cross Connect Create Setup ===
11:45:02 09/02/2011
Granularity
: TU12
Xcon Type
: Bi-Xc
Count
: 01
-------------------------------- Source -------------------------------------From Slot
: XCU1(W)
From AUG1 : 1
From Port
: 1
From TS
: 1 -VC3/TUG3 01 -VC1x
KLM
: [ TUG3#1, TUG2#1, TU12#1 ]
-------------------------------- Destination --------------------------------To Slot
: XCU1(W)
To AUG1
: 1
To Port
: 1
To TS
: 1 -VC3/TUG3 01 -VC1x
KLM
: [ TUG3#1, TUG2#1, TU12#1 ]
VC3/TUG3 VC1x : Source
#1
01~21 : o o o
#2
01~21 : o o o
#3
01~21 : o o o
->
o
o
o
XCU1(W)
o o
o
o o
o
o o
o
VC3/TUG3 VC1x : Destination

#1
01~21 : o o o
o o
#2
01~21 : o o o
o o
#3
01~21 : o o o
o o
Port#1 AUG1#1
o o
o o o
o o
o o o
o o
o o o
Timeslot
o o o
o o o
o o o
Available
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o

o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
You must now store the new mapping configuration. Press the Esc key twice to return to the
SDH/SONET Configuration Setup. Press the Esc key to return to the Controller Menu. The
full menu path for storing a configuration is as follows:
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8.4.2 Cross Connect Delete
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (B) Cross Connect Delete
Function
Delete a cross connect map under SDH or SONET mode

The Cross Connect Delete screen will appear. The procedure to delete a cross connect is
similar to the procedure for setting up a cross connect, except that you only need to select
the map, count and destination channel. Use the arrow key to move the cursor.
How to Set Up
Scroll in your setting for Map. Choices are: map1 and map2.
Key in your setting for Count. Setting range is 1~84.
Press the Enter key.
Cross Connect Delete Settings

Field
Settings
Map
map1, map2
Count
1~84
O950 0R
== = C ros s Co nne ct Dele te Set up = ==
1 7:00 :51 09 /06/ 201 1
ARRO W K EYS : CU RSO R M OVE, Pl eas e In put : 1 ~84, BA CKS PACE to ed it
Coun t
: 01
---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- -- D est ina tion -- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- To S lot
: XCU 1(W)
To AU G1
: 1
To P ort
: 1
To TS
: 1 -VC3 /TU G3
01 -VC 1x
KL M
: [ TUG3 #1, TU G2#1 , T U12 #1 ]
VC3/ TUG 3
#1
#2
#3
V C1x
0 1~21
0 1~21
0 1~21
:
:
:
:
Des tina tio n - > XC U1( W) Port #1 AUG 1#1 Tim esl ot A vai lab le
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
A prompt will ask if you are sure. Press Y for Yes if you want to delete.
A fresh prompt will advise you that the deletion was successful.
XC Delete Success!!!
This procedure is complete. Press the Esc key twice to return to the Controller Menu.
The full menu path for storing a configuration is as follow:
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8.4.3 Path-protected TSA Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (O) Path-protected TSA Setup
Function
How to Set Up
Setup Path-protected TSA (Time Slot Assignment) under SDH or SONET mode
The Path-protected TSA Setup screen will appear. The procedure is to choose the
selected map for Path-protected TSI.
Use the arrow key to place the asterisk (*) beside the map you will use to set up the TSA.
Press the Enter key.
O950 0R
= == Pat h-pr ote cte d TS A S etu p == =
>> S ele ct Map ? * MAP -1
Field
Select Map
1 1:45 :36 09 /02/ 201 1
MAP -2
Setting Options
MAP-1, MAP-2
Default Setting
NULL
Note
Then, an expended setup will appear. This screen is used to set up P.P.A.D. (Path-protected ADD & DROP)
between Primary TP (Termination Point), Secondary TP, and Protected TP. The relationship between the three is
shown in the figure below.
Note: P.P.A.D is used for Ring topology with SNCP protection
Secondary
TP
Primary
TP
Protected TP
There are seven steps to set up P.P.A.D:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Select map-1 or map-2

Select granularity
Select Primary TP (choose slot, port, channel, etc. just as you would when setting up a cross-connect.
Select Secondary TP (slot, port, channel, etc.)
Select Protected TP (slot, port, channel, etc.)
Select channel count
Press the Enter key
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O950 0R
= == Pat h-pr ote cte d TS A S etu p == =
1 1:45 :36 09 /02/ 201 1
Gran ula rit y
: TU1 2
Xcon Ty pe
: PP- A&D
Coun t
: 01
---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- -- P rim ary TP --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- From Sl ot
: XCU 1(W)
Fr om AUG1
: 1
From Po rt
: 1
Fr om TS
: 1 -VC3 /TU G3
01 -VC 1x
KL M
: [ TUG3 #1, TU G2#1 , T U12 #1 ]
---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- -- S eco nda ry T P - --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- From Sl ot
: XCU 1(W)
Fr om AUG1
: 1
From Po rt
: 1
Fr om TS
: 1 -VC3 /TU G3
01 -VC 1x
KL M
: [ TUG3 #1, TU G2#1 , T U12 #1 ]
---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- -- P rot ect ed T P - --- ---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- To S lot
: XCU 1(W)
To AU G1
: 1
To P ort
: 1
To TS
: 1 -VC3 /TU G3
01 -VC 1x
KL M
: [ TUG3 #1, TU G2#1 , T U12 #1 ]
VC3/ TUG 3
#1
#2
#3
V C1x
0 1~21
0 1~21
0 1~21
:
:
:
:
Pro tect ed TP
o o o
o o
o o o
o o
o o o
o o
-> X CU1 (W) Por t#1 AU G1#1

o
o o o
o o o
o
o
o o o
o o o
o
o
o o o
o o o
o
Ti mes lot
o o
o
o o
o
o o
o
Ava ila ble

o o
o o o
o o
o o o
o o
o o o
Normally, the bottom region of the screen will display the Protected TP channel status.
Note: The bottom region of the Path-protected TSA Setup screen displays PrimaryTP/ Secondary TP/ Protected
TP slot channel status. In our sample screen below, xxxxxxxxxx is shown.
VC3/TUG3 VC1x : xxxxxxxxxxx
#1
01~21 : o o o
o o
#2
01~21 : o o o
o o
#3
01~21 : o o o
o o

o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
o o o
xxxxxxxxxxx can be Primary TP, Secondary TP or Protected TP. It depends on the cursor position. (Cursor is
moved by the arrow keys.)
When the cursor is placed over the Primary TP parameter selection area of the setup screen, the bottom region of
the screen will display the Primary TP channel status.
When the cursor is placed over the Secondary TP parameter selection area of the setup screen, the bottom region
of the screen will display the Secondary TP channel status.
o means that a timeslot is free for setting up a TSA
x means that a Xc (cross-conect) already exists on that timeslot
- means that the granularity is mismatched
8.4.4 Clear XCU Port Cross Connect
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (Q) Clear XCU Port Cross Connect
Function
How to Set Up
To clear XCU port cross connect setup

The Clear XCU Port Cross Connect Setup screen will appear. The procedure is to clear
the XCU port cross connect setup.
The Clear XCU Port Cross Connect screen will appear. Key in your setting. Press the
Enter key.
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O950 0R
=== Cl ear XCU Po rt Cros s C onn ect ===
1 1:45 :50 09 /02/ 201 1
Clea r a ll cros s c onn ect rel ate d to XC U1( W) P ORT #1
Field
Clear all cross connect related to
Setting Options
XCU1(W) PORT#1, XCU1(W) PORT#2,
XCU2(E) PORT#1, XCU2(E) PORT#2
A prompt will ask if you are sure. Press Y for yes.

>>Clear Success!!!
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8.4.5 TE Mapper Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (M)TE Mapper Setup
Function
Set up E1/T1 mapper type and framing type for each virtual port (port 1~ port 21)
How to Set up
Choose E1, T1 or T1-VT12 for the mapper type, key in the OOS number. Choose
the frame mode for each frame and confirm with the settings. The frame numbers
and the setting options for frame mode vary according to the mapper type (E1, T1
or T1-VT12)
Note: T1 mapper does not support unframe mode.
Field
Mapper Type
OOS
Setting Options
Default
E1, T1, T1-VT12

0000~1111(binary)
Field
Frame (for E1 mapper)
E1
1101
Setting Options
CRC-ON
CRC-OFF
CAS-CRC-ON
CAS-CRC-OFF
UNFRAME
CAS-ESF
ESF
CAS-D4
D4
Frame (for T1, T1-VT12 mapper)
Options
CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check)
CAS (Channel Associated Signaling)
ESF (Extended Super-Frame)
CAS-ESF
CAS-D4
D4
Default
CRC-ON
ESF
Description
Frame ON, CRC ON, CAS OFF
Frame ON, CRC OFF, CAS ON
Frame ON, ESF ON
Frame ON, CAS ON, ESF ON
Frame ON,CAS ON, D4 ON
Frame ON, D4 ON
Sample Screen for TE Mapper Setup (E1 Mapper)

The E1 and T1-VT12 mapper support frames from P01 to P21, and the T1 support frames from P01 to P28.
O9500R
===TE Mapper Setup===
17:48:31 10/29/2009
Mapper Type: E1
OOS
: 1101
[Frame Setup]
P01 Frame: UNFRAME
P02 Frame: UNFRAME
P03 Frame: CRC-ON
P04 Frame: CRC-ON
P05 Frame: CRC-ON
P06 Frame: CRC-ON
P07 Frame: CRC-ON
P08 Frame: CRC-ON
P09 Frame: CRC-ON
P10 Frame: CRC-ON
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P18
P19
P20
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
CRC-ON
P21 Frame: CRC-ON
Warning! Change Mapper Type will clear all map!

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Sample Screen for TE Mapper Setup (T1 Mapper)
O9500R
13:31:58 11/10/2009
Mapper Type: T1
OOS
: 1101
[Frame Setup]
P01 Frame: ESF
P02 Frame: ESF
P03 Frame: ESF
P04 Frame: ESF
P05 Frame: ESF
P06 Frame: ESF
P07 Frame: ESF
P08 Frame: ESF
P09 Frame: ESF
P10 Frame: ESF
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P18
P19
P20
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
P21
P22
P23
P24
P25
P26
P27
P28
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF

Sample Screen for TE Mapper Setup (T1-VT12 Mapper)
O9500R
17:48:31 10/29/2009
Mapper Type: T1-VT12

OOS
: 1101
[Frame Setup]
P01 Frame: ESF
P02 Frame: ESF
P03 Frame: ESF
P04 Frame: ESF
P05 Frame: ESF
P06 Frame: ESF
P07 Frame: ESF
P08 Frame: ESF
P09 Frame: ESF
P10 Frame: ESF
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P18
P19
P20
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
P21 Frame: ESF

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8.4.6 More TE Mapper Function
8.4.6.1 TE Mapper Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (P) More TE Mapper Setup > (A) TE Mapper Setup
Function
Set up E1/T1 mapper type and framing type for each virtual port (port 1~ port
21)
Configuration
The configuration is the same with TE Mapper Setup: (G) Map Setup > (M)TE
Mapper Setup
Screen for TE Mapper Setup
O9500R
Mapper Type: T1-VT12
OOS
: 1101
[Frame Setup]
P01 Frame: ESF
P02 Frame: ESF
P03 Frame: ESF
P04 Frame: ESF
P05 Frame: ESF
P06 Frame: ESF
P07 Frame: ESF
P08 Frame: ESF
P09 Frame: ESF
P10 Frame: ESF
P11
P12
P13
P14
P15
P16
P17
P18
P19
P20
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
Frame:
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
ESF
P21 Frame: ESF

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00:13:33 04/21/2010

8.4.6.2 Trace Message & EPSL Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (P) More TE Mapper Setup > (B) Trace Message & EPSL
Setup
Function
This is to set up the LO(lower order) path overhead that goes through the TE
mapper from the low speed card to the controller card.
Configuration
Field
TE Mapper Port
J2 LEN
LP_EPSL
LP_TX_PSL
Setting Options
For E1 and T1-V12: 01~21
For T1: 01~28
16-Byte (space padding)
16-Byte (NULL Padding)
64-Byte (space padding)
64-Byte (NULL Padding)
NULL
0~7
0~7
Default
01
NULL
2
2
Screen for Trace Message & EPSL Setup
O9500R
=== Trace Message Setup & EPSL ===
TE Mapper Port# :02
J2_LEN :16-BYTE(Space Padding)

Expected_J2_MSG :1111
TX_J2_MSG :2222222________
LP_EPSL :2
LP_TX_PSL :2
( Asynchronous )
( Asynchronous )
Copy the same config. from Port#02 to Port#02
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00:15:42 04/21/2010

8.4.6.3 RDI Mode Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup >(P) More TE Mapper Setup > (C) RDI Mode Setup
Function
Set up RDI (Remote Defect Indication) mode for each virtual port. E1 and
T1-VT12 mode support 21 virtual ports, and T1 supports 28 virtual ports The
system will then automatically configure the TEM RDI alarm type according to
your setup choices.
Configuration
Field
Setting Option
RDI, E-RDI
Port
Default
RDI
Screen for RDI Mode Setup
For E1 and T1-VT12 mode:

O9500R
=== TEM RDI Mode Setup ===
[RDI
P01:
P02:
P03:
P04:
P05:
P06:
P07:
P08:
P09:
P10:
mode]
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
P11:
P12:
P13:
P14:
P15:
P16:
P17:
P18:
P19:
P20:
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
00:06:55 03/25/2010
P21: RDI
For T1 Mode:
O9500R
[RDI
P01:
P02:
P03:
P04:
P05:
P06:
P07:
P08:
P09:
P10:
mode]
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
P11:
P12:
P13:
P14:
P15:
P16:
P17:
P18:
P19:
P20:
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
P21:
P22:
P23:
P24:
P25:
P26:
P27:
P28:
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RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
RDI
00:06:55 03/25/2010

8.4.6.4 General Alarm Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup >(P) More TE Mapper Setup > (D) General Alarm Setup
Function
This is to enable or disable the alarm types for each T1/E1 mapper port.
Configuration
SDH mode
SONET mode
Alarm Name
TU-LOP
SNMP Index
Alarm Name
1001
LOP-V
SNMP Index
1021
TU-AIS
1002
AIS-V
1022
LP-UNEQ
1003
UNEQ-V
1023
LP-PLM
1004
PLM-V
1024
LP-TIM
1005
TIM-V
1025
LP-RDI-P
1006
RDI-P-V
1026
LP-RDI-S
1007
RDI-S-V
1027
LP-RDI-C
1008
RDI-C-V
1028
LP-V5-REI
1009
V5-REI-V
1029
LP-V5-BIP
1010
V5-BIP-V
1030
Line-LOF
1011
Line-AIS
1012
Line-RAI/YEL
1013
Severity
Critical
Major
Minor
Info
Disable
Same as SDH mode
Screen for General Alarm Setup
O9500R
=== TEM General Alarm Setup ===
TE Mapper Port# :02
Type
Alarm
Relay
Severity(for all ports)
TU-LOP
DISABLED DISABLED MAJR
TU-AIS
LP-UNEQ
LP-PLM
LP-TIM
LP-RDI-P
LP-RDI-S
LP-RDI-C
LP-V5-REI
LP-V5-BIP
Line-LOF
Line-AIS
Line-RAI/YEL DISABLED DISABLED MAJR
Performance DISABLED DISABLED
Copy the same config. from Port#02 to Port#02
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8.4.6.5 Loopback Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (P) More TE Mapper Setup > (E) Loopback Setup
Function
Set up the loopback type for each virtual port. E1 and T1-VT12 mode support
21 virtual ports, and T1 supports 28 virtual ports
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Off
To-Low-Speed,
To-System
Port
Default
Off
Screen for Loopback Setup
For E1, T1-VT12 Mode:

O9500R
=== Loopback Setup ===
[Loopback]
P01: TO-LOW-SPEED
P02: TO-SYSTEM
P03: OFF
P04: OFF
P05: OFF
P06: OFF
P07: OFF
P08: OFF
P09: OFF
P10: OFF
P11:
P12:
P13:
P14:
P15:
P16:
P17:
P18:
P19:
P20:
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
00:19:13 04/21/2010
P21: OFF
For T1 Mode:
O9500R
[RDI
P01:
P02:
P03:
P04:
P05:
P06:
P07:
P08:
P09:
P10:
mode]
TO-LOW-SPEED
TO-SYSTEM
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
P11:
P12:
P13:
P14:
P15:
P16:
P17:
P18:
P19:
P20:
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
P21:
P22:
P23:
P24:
P25:
P26:
P27:
P28:
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OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
00:06:55 03/25/2010

8.4.6.6 SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (P) More TE Mapper Setup > (F) SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
Function
Use command to set up the working pattern of SNCP/UPSR APS in TE

Mapper.
Configuration
There will be two commands: (A) SNCP/UPSR APS Command; (B)

SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup. The port number varies according to the
mapper type (E1, T1 or T1-VT12). Please set up the Mapper Type in TE
Mapper Setup before set up the SNCP APS command.
The SNCP/UPSR APS Setup screen will appear. Press A or B.

TE Mapper
=== SNCP/UPSR APS Setup ===
11:54:38 09/02/2011
A -> SNCP/UPSR APS Command

B -> SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
<< Press ESC key to return to Main Menu or enter a command >>
SNCP/UPSR APS Command Procedure

Press A to access the SNCP/UPSR APS Command screen.
The SNCP/UPSR APS Command screen will appear. SNCP/UPSR is an acronym for Sub-Network Connection
Protection. APS is an acronym for Automatic Protection Switching. Use the arrow key to move the cursor.
Use the Tab key to scroll in settings.
Note: Some settings must be keyed in.
TE Mapper SNCP/UPSR APS Command
E1
T1
T1-VT12
1-21
1-28
1-21
Clear, FS to PRI., FS to SEC., MS to PRI., MS to SEC., Lockout of
protection
Field
Port
Command
Screen for TE Mapper SNCP/UPSR APS Command Setup

TE M app er
=== SN CP/U PSR AP S Co mma nd ===
Port
: 01
Comm and
: Cle ar
Note :
FS
MS
PRI
SEC
=
=
=
=
F orc e S witc h
M anu al Swit ch
P rim ary
S eco nda ry
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SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup
Press B to access the SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup screen. Key in your settings. Press the Enter key.
TE Mapper SNCP/UPSR APS Command
E1
T1
1-21
1-28
Field
Port
Revertive
T1-VT12
1-21
Screen for TE Mapper SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup

TE Mapper
=== SNCP/UPSR Revertive Setup ===
Port
17:24:21 09/02/2011
: 01
Revertive: Non-Revertive
8.4.6.7 Performance Alarm/Threshold Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (P) More TE Mapper Setup > (G) Performance Alarm/Threshold
Setup
Function
This is to enable or disable the performance type for T1/E1 mapper
Configuration
Alarm Name
SNMP Index
Severity
Threshold
Default
BIP-V5
1014
1-99999
600
REI-V5
1015
Disable
Critical
Major
Minor
Info
1-99999
600
Line-ES
1016
Line-SES
1017
Line-UAS
1018
1-900
1-900
1-900
Screen for TEM Performance Alarm Setup
O9500R
=== TEM Performance Alarm Setup ===
Type
BIP-V5
REI-V5
Line-ES
Line-SES
Line-UAS
Alarm
Severity Threshold
DISABLED MAJR
00600
DISABLED MAJR
00600
DISABLED MAJR
001
DISABLED MAJR
001
DISABLED MAJR
001
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8.4.6.8 Performance Clear
Command Path
(G) Map Setup >(P) More TE Mapper Setup > (H) Performance Clear
Function
This command is to clear the performance record.
O9500R
=== TE Mapper Setup ===
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
->
->
->
->
->
->
->
->
00:22:30 04/21/2010
TE Mapper Setup
Trace Message & EPSL Setup
RDI Mode Setup
General Alarm Setup
Loopback Setup
SNCP/UPSR APS Setup
Performance Alarm/Threshold Setup
Performance Clear
>> Clear performance data - are you sure [Y/N] ?
8.4.7
TSI Function Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (E) TSI Function Setup
Function
Set up TSI function and its idle signaling and idle data
Configuration
Field
TSI Function
Idle Signaling
Idle Data
Setting Options
Default
1:1(Bidirection), 1:N(Multicast)
Set up by user
0~0xFF
1:1(Bidirection)
1010
FF
Screen for TSI function change:
O9500R
===TSI Function Setup===
TSI Function : 1:1(Bidirection)
Idle Signalling: 1010
Idle Data
: FF
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8.4.8 DS0 TSI Map Setup
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (D) DS0 TSI Map Setup
Set up DS0 TSI Map
Function
Screen for Map Delete

First, select the map type (map 1 or map 2).
O9500R
=== DS0 TSI Map Setup ===
16:22:54 11/03/2009
MAP NO: MAP_1
Target
Source
Target
PO/TS D SL/PO TS PO/TS D SL/PO TS PO/TS D SL/PO TS PO/TS D SL/PO TS
Slot :11
===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ==========
Port :
T.S. :01
T.S.#:01
Clear:No
d/v :d
Source
Slot :11
Port :
T.S. :01
Confirm?Yes
Then, Select the target and source slot, port and time slot (T.S)
The data for inband management will show on the screen as below:
O9500R
=== DS0 TSI Map Setup ===
16:22:54 11/03/2009
MAP NO: MAP_1
Target
In-Band
Source
In-Band
Target
Slot :IN-B ===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ==========
Port :P1
1 d
17 d
1 d
17 d
T.S. :01
2 d
18 d
2 d
18 d
3 d
19 d
3 d
19 d
4 d
20 d
4 d
20 d
T.S.#:01
5 d
21 d
5 d
21 d
Clear:No
6 d
22 d
6 d
22 d
d/v :d
7 d
23 d
7 d
23 d
8 d
24 d
8 d
24 d
9 d
25 d
9 d
25 d
Source
10 d
26 d
10 d
26 d
Slot :IN-B
11 d
27 d
11 d
27 d
Port :P1
12 d
28 d
12 d
28 d
T.S. :01
13 d
29 d
13 d
29 d
14 d
30 d
14 d
30 d
Confirm?Yes 15 d
31 d
15 d
31 d
16 d
32 d
16 d
32 d
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8.4.9 Active Map Change
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (E) Active Map Change
Function
Change the current active map from one to the other
Press Y to change current active map

Configuration
Screen for Active Map Change
Select a map to be the currently working map and press ENTER.

Then press Y to confirm with the setting.
O9500R
=== Active Map Change ===
19:01:03 07/22/2008
Current Active Map: map1

Change Current Active Map to map2 (Y/N)?
8.4.10 Map Delete

(G) Map Setup > (F) Map Delete
Command Path
Delete XC information in map1 or map2

Function
O9500R
=== Map Delete ===
TAB or Enter key to select
19:02:14 07/22/2008
Delete All XC in MAP-1
8.4.11 Map Copy
Command Path
(G) Map Setup > (G) Map Delete
Copy the active map information to the other
Function

Select the map copy procedure (map1->map2 or map2->map1) and press ENTER.
Then press Y to confirm with the setting.
O9500R
=== Map Copy ===
18:57:57 10/30/2008
Copy Active Map to the Other Map: map1->map2

Copy Active Map to map2 (Y/N)?
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8.5
Alarm Setup
8.5.1 System Alarm Setup I
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (A ) System Alarm Setup I
Function
Setup severity levels for basic alarm types, including alarms for fan,
power, plug-in cards, etc. The severity levels include Critical, Major,
Minor and Info. Select the alarm severity from the four levels.
Configuration
Field
Overall alarm
Overall relay
For all alarm types:
Alarm
Relay
Setting Options
Default
Enabled, Disabled
Enabled, Disabled
Enabled
Disabled
Enabled, Disabled
Enabled, Disabled
Enabled
Disabled
Configuration for alarm severity levels:

Field
Alarm cut off
Power Loss/Uneqp
Fan Fail
Fan Module Uneqp
Overheat
TS Sync Loss
Log on and Log off
Optical Port Uneqp
Card In
Card out
Card Type Mismatch
Card Port Number Mismatch
Card Fail
Card Registration
Default
Setting Options
CRIT:CRITICAL, MAJR:MAJOR,
MINR:MINOR, INFO:INFORM
INFO
MAJR
MAJR
MINR
MAJR
INFO
INFO
CRIT
MAJR
MAJR
MAJR
MAJR
MAJR
MAJR
122
Screen for System Alarm Setup I
O9500R
=== System Alarm Setup I ===
19:20:23 07/22/2008
Overall Alarm :ENABLED Overall Relay :DISABLED
type
alarm
relay
severity
Alm Cut Off
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
Power Loss/Uneqp
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Fan Fail
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Fan Module Uneqp
ENABLED
DISABLED MINR
Overheat
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Ts Sync Loss
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
Log On and Log Off
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
Optical port Uneqp
ENABLED
DISABLED CRIT
Card In
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Card Out
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Card Type Mismatch
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Card Port Number Mismatch ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Card Fail
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
Card Registration
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
(CRIT:CRITICAL, MAJR:MAJOR, MINR:MINOR, INFO:INFORM)
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8.5.2 System Alarm Setup II
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (B) System Alarm Setup II
Function
Setup severity levels for switch, tributary protection SYNC, XCU and
tributary takeover, XCU SYNC, SFP and LS modules
Configuration
Field
Alarm
Relay
Severity
SNCP Switch
MSP Switch
Trib Protection SYNC
Standby XCU Takeover
Standby Trib Takeover
XCU SYNC
SFP Tx Fail
SFP Rx Fail
SFP Temperature
LS Protection
LS ID Mismatch
Default
Setting Options
Enabled
Disabled
Enabled, Disabled
Enabled, Disabled
MAJR
INFO
MAJR
CRIT:CRITICAL, MAJR:MAJOR,
MINR:MINOR, INFO:INFORM
MAJR
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
INFO
Screen for System Alarm Setup II
O9500R
=== System Alarm Setup II ===
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, TAB/`: ROLL
type
SNCP Switch
MSP Switch
Trib Protection SYNC
Standby XCU Takeover
Standby Trib Takeover
XCU SYNC
SFP Tx Fail
SFP Rx Fail
SFP Temperature
LS Protection
LS ID Mismatch
alarm
relay
severity
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
ENABLED
DISABLED MAJR
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO
ENABLED
DISABLED INFO

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19:21:28 07/22/2008
8.5.3 Line Alarm Mask/Relay Setup
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (C) Line Alarm Mask/Relay Setup
Function
Setup alarm mask and relay for line side and aggregate line
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Line Side
Aggregate line
Default
XCU1, XCU2
Port1, Port2
XCU1
Port1
Screen for Line Alarm Mask/Relay Setup
O9500R
=== Line Alarm Mask/Relay Setup ===
19:22:08 07/22/2008

O9500R
=== Line Alarm Mask/Relay Setup ===
Type
Alarm
Relay
PI-LOS
RS-LOF
RS-TIM
MS-SD
MS-SF
MS-AIS
MS-RDI
MS-REI
B1-BIP
B2-BIP
ENABLED
ENABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
ENABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
DISABLED
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10:13:46 10/31/2008

8.5.4 High-Order/STS Path Alarm Mask/Relay Setup
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (D) High-Order/STS Path Alarm Mask/Relay Setup
Function
Setup high-order and STS path alarm mask and relay
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Line Side
Aggregate line
AUG#1
Default
XCU1, XCU2
Port1, Port2
1~4
XCU1
Port1
1
Screen for High-Order/STS Path Alarm Mask/Relay
O9500R
=== High-Order/STS Path Alarm Mask/Relay ===19:22:48 07/22/2008

AUG1#
: 1

O9500R
=== High-Order/STS Path Alarm Mask/Relay ===10:50:48 10/31/2008
Line Side : XCU2(E) Aggregate line : Port-2
AUG1#
: 1
Type
AU-LOP
AU-AIS
HP-SD
HP-SF
HP-UNEQ
HP-PLM
HP-TIM
HP-RDI-P
HP-RDI-S
HP-RDI-C
HP-LOM
HP-REI
HP-B3-BIP
Alarm
Relay
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
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8.5.5 Low-Order/VT Path Alarm Mask/Relay Setup
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (E) Low-Order/VT Path Alarm Mask/Relay Setup
Function
Setup low-order/VT path alarm mask and relay
Configuration
Field
Line Side
Aggregate line
AUG1#
Setting Options
Default
XCU1, XCU2
Port1, Port2
1~4
XCU1
Port1
1
Screen for Low-Order/VT Path Alarm Mask/Relay
O9500R
=== Low-Order/VT Path Alarm Mask/Relay ===19:23:35 07/22/2008
AUG1#
: 1

O9500R
=== Low-Order/VT Path Alarm Mask/Relay ===14:15:38 10/31/2008
Line Side : XCU2(E) Aggregate line : Port-2
AUG1#
: 1
VC3/TUG3#
: 1
TU12#
: 01 (1,1,1)
Type
Alarm
Relay
TU-LOP
TU-AIS
LP-SD
LP-SF
LP-UNEQ
LP-PLM
LP-TIM
LP-RDI-P
LP-RDI-S
LP-RDI-C
LP-V5-REI
LP-V5-BIP
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
DISABLED DISABLED
Copy the same config. from TU12#01 to TU12#01
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8.5.6 SDH/SONET Alarm Severity Setup
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (F) SDH/SONET Alarm Severity Setup
Function
Setup severity level for SDH/SONET alarm
For default rate please see the screen application below

Configuration
Screen for SDH/SONET Alarm Severity Setup (parameters under default condition)
O9500R
=== SDH/SONET Alarm Severity Setup === 19:24:16 07/22/2008
Line
Severity
--------------------PI-LOS
CRIT
RS-LOF
CRIT
RS-TIM
MINR
MS-SD
MINR
MS-SF
MINR
MS-AIS
MAJR
MS-RDI
MINR
MS-REI
MINR
B1-BIP
MINR
B2-BIP
MINR
HO Path
Severity
LO Path
Severity
----------------------------------------AU-LOP
MAJR
TU-LOP
MAJR
AU-AIS
MAJR
TU-AIS
MAJR
HP-SD
MINR
LP-SD
MINR
HP-SF
MINR
LP-SF
MINR
HP-UNEQ
MINR
LP-UNEQ
MINR
HP-PLM
MINR
LP-PLM
MINR
HP-TIM
MINR
LP-TIM
MINR
HP-RDI-P MINR
LP-RDI-P MINR
HP-RDI-S MINR
LP-RDI-S MINR
HP-RDI-C MINR
LP-RDI-C MINR
HP-LOM
MAJR
LP-REI
MINR
HP-REI
MINR
LP-BIP
MINR
HP-B3-BIP MINR

8.5.7 External (Environment) Alarm Setup
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (G) External (Environment) Alarm Setup
Function
Setup external alarm relay status, severity level and alarm message
Configuration
Field
Alarm
Relay
Severity
Message
External Alarm1
External Alarm2
External Alarm3
External Alarm4
Setting Options
Default
Enabled, Disabled
Enabled, Disabled
Enabled
Disabled
MAJR
CRIT, MAJR, MINR, INFO
External Alarm1
External Alarm2
External Alarm3
External Alarm4
Setup by User
128
Screen for External(Environment) Alarm Setup
O9500R
=== External(Environment) Alarm Setup ===17:30:11 11/05/2009
Type
External
External
External
External
Alarm1
Alarm2
Alarm3
Alarm4
Alarm
ENABLED
ENABLED
ENABLED
ENABLED
Relay
Severity
DISABLED MAJR
DISABLED MAJR
DISABLED MAJR
DISABLED MAJR
Message
external
external
external
external
alarm1
alarm2
alarm3
alarm4

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8.5.8 SD/SF Threshold Setup
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (H) SD/SF Threshold Setup
Function
Setup threshold parameter for SD and SF
Configuration
Field
MS-SD
MS-SF
HP-SD
HP-SF
LP-SD
LP-SF
Setting Options
Default
1E-4
1E-3
1E-5
1E-4
1E-4
1E-3
1E-3 ~ 1E-11
1E-4 ~ 1E-11
1E-3 ~ 1E-11
Screen for SD/SF Threshold Setup
O9500R
=== SD/SF Threshold Setup ===
Type
---------MS-SD
MS-SF
HP-SD
HP-SF
LP-SD
LP-SF
Threshold
---------1E-4
1E-3
1E-5
1E-4
1E-4
1E-3
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19:25:53 07/22/2008

8.5.9 Insert AIS Alarm Setup
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (I) Insert AIS Alarm Setup
Function
Enable or Disable AIS alarm function
Configuration
Field
RS-TIM to AIS
MS-AIS to AIS
AU-LOP to AIS
AU-AIS to AIS
HP-UNEQ to AIS
HP-TIM to AIS
HP-LOM to AIS
HP-PLM to AIS
TU-LOP to AIS
TU-AIS to AIS
LP-UNEQ to AIS
LP-TIM to AIS
LP-PLM to AIS
Setting Options
Default
Enable, Disable
Enable
Screen for Line Insert AIS Alarm Setup
O9500R
=== Line Insert AIS Alarm Setup ===
Type
Alarm
------------- -------RS-TIM to AIS : ENABLE
MS-AIS to AIS : ENABLE
AU-LOP to AIS : ENABLE
AU-AIS to AIS : ENABLE
HP-UNEQ to AIS : ENABLE
HP-TIM to AIS : ENABLE
HP-LOM to AIS : ENABLE
HP-PLM to AIS : ENABLE
TU-LOP to AIS : ENABLE
TU-AIS to AIS : ENABLE
LP-UNEQ to AIS : ENABLE
LP-TIM to AIS : ENABLE
LP-PLM to AIS : ENABLE
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19:26:56 07/22/2008

8.5.10 Alarm Output Setup
The function called alarm output setup is used to control the Alarm Output Connector for two purposes.
One is by system, under 3.2, there has a table definition which 4 ports for critical, major, minor, and
informative alarm status.
One is by user, under VT-100 menu tree, user can set the 4 ports either Open or Close and there has 63
characters for customer to define the port info.
Command Path
(M) Alarm Setup > (J) Alarm Output Setup
Function
Allow user manually to set the P1 to P4 of Alarm Output to Open or

Close
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Alarm Output Control

State (P1 to P4)
User, System
Open, Close
Info
Maximum 63 characters
(ASCII character code)
Default
System
Only function when the Alarm Output
Control set to by user
Screen for Alarm Output Setup
O950 0R
= == Alar m O utp ut S etu p = ==
0 1:35 :06 10 /06/ 201 1
alar m o utp ut c ont rol : by user
[s tat e]
P1:
P2:
P3:
P4:
OPEN
CLOSE
CLOSE
CLOSE
[in fo]
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789\
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+
33
44
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8.6
File Transfer
8.6.1 Download Mainboard Firmware
Command Path
(L) File Transfer > (A) Download Mainboard Firmware
Function
This is used to download new version firmware to the mainboard.

There are two firmware banks in the O9500R. If you are currently
using firmware stored in Bank 1 and download new firmware and store
it, that firmware will be stored in Bank 2. When you power-off your
O9500R device and then power it up again, it will run on the firmware
in Bank 2.
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Default
TFTP Server IP
Setup by User
Firmware File Name
Setup by User
Screen for Download Firmware
000.000.000.000
Blank
O9500R
=== Download Firmware ===
14:16:56 07/23/2008
Firmware 1 Version : V1.01.01 07/11/2008
Firmware 2 Version : V1.01.01 07/11/2008
Current Firmware Bank: 2
Next Boot Firmware : 2
TFTP Server IP
: 000.000.000.000
Firmware File Name :
<< Press ESC key to abort, ENTER key to Upload/Download Firmware >>
8.6.2 Download Current Configuration
Command Path
(L) File Transfer > (B) Download Current Configuration
Function
Download the current configuration from a TFTP server.
Configuration
Field
TFTP Server IP
Firmware File Name
Setting Options
Default
Setup by User
Setup by User
000.000.000.000
Blank
Screen for Download Current Configuration
O9500R
=== Download Current Configuration === 16:00:06 07/23/2008
TFTP Server IP
Config File Name
: 000.000.000.000
:
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8.6.3 Download Backup Configuration
Command Path
(L) File Transfer > (C) Download Backup Configuration
Function
Download a backup configuration from a TFTP server.
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
TFTP Server IP
Firmware File Name
Default
Setup by User
Setup by User
000.000.000.000
Blank
Screen for Download Backup Configuration
O9500R
=== Download Backup Configuration === 16:01:36 07/23/2008
TFTP Server IP
Config File Name
: 000.000.000.000
:
8.6.4 Upload Current Configuration from FLASH
Command Path
(L) File Transfer > (E) Upload Current Configuration from FLASH
Function
Upload the current configuration from the FLASH Memory to a TFTP

server.
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
Default
TFTP Server IP
Setup by User
Firmware File Name
Setup by User
Screen for Upload Current Configuration
000.000.000.000
Blank
O9500R
=== Upload Current Configuration === 16:10:18 07/23/2008
TFTP Server IP
Config File Name
: 000.000.000.000
:
134
8.6.5 Upload Backup Configuration from FLASH
Command Path
(L) File Transfer > (F) Upload Backup Configuration from FLASH
Function
Upload a backup configuration from FLASH memory to a TFTP server.
Configuration
Field
Setting Options
TFTP Server IP
Firmware File Name
Default
Setup by User
Setup by User
000.000.000.000
Blank
Screen for Upload Backup Configuration
O9500R
=== Upload Backup Configuration === 16:11:59 07/23/2008
TFTP Server IP
Config File Name
: 000.000.000.000
:
8.6.6 Change Firmware Boot Bank
Command Path
(L) File Transfer > (G) Change Firmware Boot Bank
Function
There are two firmware banks. The user can specify which bank will be
used upon boot-up.
Configuration
Field
Next Boot Bank
Setting Options
Default
1,2
Screen for Change Firmware Boot Bank
O9500R
=== Change Firmware Boot Bank ===
Bank1 Firmware : V1.01.01 07/11/2008

Bank2 Firmware : V1.01.01 07/11/2008
Current Boot Bank : 2
Next Boot Bank : 2
135
16:18:19 07/23/2008

8.6.7
Copy Firmware to other XCU
Command Path
(L) File Transfer > (H) Copy Firmware to other XCU
Function
Copy firmware to the other stand by XCU cards.
Configuration
You will see a prompt asking Copy firmware to standby XCU- are you
sure? Press Y to confirm, and the system will automatically copy the
firmware data to other XCU cards.
Screen for Copy Firmware to Other XCU
O9500R
=== Copy Firmware to other XCU ===
Copy firmware to standby XCU - are you sure?
136
16:36:45 07/23/2008
8.7 Store/Retrieve Backup Configuration
(V) Store/Retrieve Backup Config
Command Path
Here, you can choose to store or to retrieve backup firmware

configuration
Screen for Store/Retrieve Backup Configuration

Move the cursor to the option you wish to select and press Enter. A * signal will appear on the left side of the
option you select.
Function
O9500R
>> Select ?
===Store/Retrieve Configuration===
*STORE
16:54:16 07/23/2008
RETRIEVE
Then, a prompt will appear and ask you to confirm with the new setting. Press Y.
O9500R
09:54:49 08/19/2008
>> Select ? *STORE

RETRIEVE
>> Store Current Configuration ? [Y/N]
O9500R
>> Select ? *STORE

RETRIEVE
>> Retrieve current Configuration ? [Y/N]
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09:54:49 08/19/2008
8.8 Unit Registration
Command Path
Main Menu> (N) Unit Registration
Function
Register a new card, accept current port number, or to change the cards protection
mode
Configuration
Field
Command
Setting Options
Default
Card Registration
Accept Current Port Number
Change Protection Mode
Card Un-registration
Card Registration
Unit Registration
To register the new card, select Card Registration and press Enter.
O9500R
=== Unit Registration ===
10:23:10 02/10/2010
SL.
===
#1
#2
#3
#4
Remark
=============
REG. Model/Mode
Card Model
Software Version
===================== ================ ===================
E1-75ohm-PRTD(63Port) E1-75ohm(63Port) V1.02.02 03/23/2009
E1-75ohm-PRTD(63Port)
E1-PRTD(63Port)
E1/T1(63Port)
V1.03.03 12/09/2009
E1-PRTD(63Port)
(PRTD = Protected, NP =
=== ===================== ================ ===================
#11
#12
#13
#14
FXS
V1.07.01 09/13/2005
#15
E&M
V3.02.01 07/31/2008
#16
FXO
V1.04.01 08/04/2008
Command
: Card Registration
138
No Protection)
=============

Select the unit by its located slot number first, then, choose the protection mode and press Enter. The registration
process is now complete. The new card information will show on the screen.
O9500R
10:23:10 02/10/2010
SL.
===
#1
#2
#3
#4
Remark
=============
REG. Model/Mode
Card Model
Software Version
===================== ================ ===================
E1-75ohm-PRTD(63Port) E1-75ohm(63Port) V1.02.02 03/23/2009
E1-PRTD(63Port)
E1/T1(63Port)
V1.03.03 12/09/2009
E1-PRTD(63Port)
(PRTD = Protected, NP =
=== ===================== ================ ===================
#11
#12
#13
#14
FXS
V1.07.01 09/13/2005
#15
E&M
V3.02.01 07/31/2008
#16
FXO
V1.04.01 08/04/2008
No Protection)
=============
Command
: Card Registration
Unit
: Trib-3
REG. Model/Mode : STM1-SNCP
Registration......
Note 1: If you want to change a registered card from E1/E3 toT1/T3 or vice-versa, you must de-register the card
and the register it again. The procedure for de-registration is similar to the process for registration.
Note 2: Before you register the E3T3 card to T3-M13 mode, be sure to enable the M13 function first in the (K) M13
setup section under the O9500R controller menu. Command path: O9500R controller menu > (S) System Config
Setup > (K) M13 setup.
Change Protection Mode
The high speed cards support two protection modes for selection: card with protection and card without protection.
The detailed model name for each protection mode is listed below:
Card Type
Model Name (with protection) Model Name (with protection)
B155/622
STM1-SNCP,
STM1-NP
ST1-MSP1+1
E1
E1-PRTD
E1-NP
T1
T1-PRTD
T1-NP
E3
E3-PRTD
E3-NP
T3
T3-PRTD
T3-NP
T3-M13
T3-M13-PRTD
T3-M13-NP
Ethernet
ENET-PRTD
ENET-NP
Ethernet with Switch ENETSW-PRTD
ENETSW-NP
Note: PRTD=card with protection
NP= card without protection
139

To change the protection type of the high speed cards, use the command Change protection mode and select the
cards located slot number. Then, choose the Reg. model/mode. You can change the mode from card with
protection to card without protection, or vise versa. For B155/622 card, you can also select either protection
mode: STM1-SNCP or ST1-MSP1+1. After making the selections, press ENTER to confirm with the new
setting.
For example, we select Trib-1 to change the protection mode of the B155/622 card located at slot 1. It is currently
under MSP 1+1 protection. Select STM1-NP for the new REG. Model/Mode and press Enter.
O9500R
15:06:22 04/27/2010
SL.
===
#1
#2
#3
#4
REG. Model/Mode
=====================
STM1-MSP(1+1)
STM1-MSP(1+1)
Card Model
================
B155/622
B155/622
===
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15
#16
=====================
(PRTD = Protected, NP = No Protection)

================ =================== =============
Quad E1
FXS
Quad E1
Command
Unit
REG. Model/Mode
Software Version
===================
V1.07.01 04/09/2010
V1.07.01 04/09/2010
Remark
=============
V3.01.02 03/31/2010
V3.02.02 09/14/2009
: Change Protection Mode

: Trib-1
: STM1-NP
The B155/922 card at slot 1 is now without protection.

O9500R
SL.
===
#1
#2
#3
#4
15:06:22 04/27/2010
REG. Model/Mode
Card Model
Software Version
===================== ================ ===================
STM1-NP
B155/622
V1.07.01 04/09/2010
STM1-NP
B155/622
V1.07.01 04/09/2010
Remark
=============
140
Card De-registration:
To de-register a card, please activate the command Card Un-registration. The setup procedure is similar to that
of Card registration.
Note: If you want to change a registered card from E1/E3 toT1/T3 or vice-versa, you must un-register the card
and re-register it again.
O9500R
SL.
===
#1
#2
#3
#4
REG. Model/Mode
=====================
E1-PRTD(63Port)
E1-PRTD(63Port)
10:23:10 02/10/2010
Card Model
Software Version
Remark
================ =================== =============
E1-75ohm(63Port) V1.02.02 03/23/2009
E1/T1(63Port)
V1.03.03 12/09/2009

=== ===================== ================ =================== =============
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15
#16
Command
: Card Un-registration
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CHAPTER 9 Appendix A: O9500R Alarm Trap Information
9 Appendix A: O9500R Alarm Trap Information

9.1 Trap Definition
--
trap MIB
sysLocalTrap TRAP-TYPE
ENTERPRISE loop-O9500R
VARIABLES {alarmQueueString,
alarmQueueTimeStamp,
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueCardModel,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC43STS31Type,
alarmQueueTU1xVTxType,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
alarmQueueSeverity }
DESCRIPTION
"Local alarm trap"
::= 3
sysCriticalAlmActiveTrap TRAP-TYPE
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
142
DESCRIPTION
"Critical alarm active trap"
::= 6
sysCriticalAlmClearedTrap TRAP-TYPE
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
DESCRIPTION
"Critical alarm clear trap"
::= 7
sysMajorAlmActiveTrap TRAP-TYPE
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
DESCRIPTION
"Major alarm active trap"
::= 8
sysMajorAlmClearedTrap
TRAP-TYPE
143
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
DESCRIPTION
"Major alarm clear trap"
::= 9
sysMinorAlmActiveTrap TRAP-TYPE
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
DESCRIPTION
"Minor alarm active trap"
::= 10
sysMinorAlmClearedTrap TRAP-TYPE
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
144
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
DESCRIPTION
"Minor alarm clear trap"
::= 11
sysInfoActiveTrap TRAP-TYPE
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
DESCRIPTION
"Info active trap"
::= 12
sysInfoClearedTrap TRAP-TYPE
alarmQueueSubrack,
alarmQueueUnit,
alarmQueueRegModel,
alarmQueuePortNum,
alarmQueueVcChan,
alarmQueueAlmNum,
145
alarmQueueVC4STS3,
alarmQueueVC3TUG3,
alarmQueueTUG2VTG,
alarmQueueTU1xVTx,
alarmQueueStatus,
DESCRIPTION
"Info clear trap"
::= 13
9.2 Alarm Queue Unit: Unit index

Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Unit Number
xcu1-w
xcu2-e
unit-1
unit-2
unit-3
unit-4
unit-5
unit-6
unit-7
unit-8
unit-9
unit-10
unit-11
unit-12
unit-13
unit-14
unit-15
unit-16
unit-17
unit-18
unit-19
unit-20
pwr1
pwr2
conn
146
9.3 Alarm Queue Card Model: card model type

For High Tributary Slots:
Number
1
2
4
6
7
8
10
12
13
20
Card Type
xcu
e1t1
e3t3
b155-622
power
connect-card
enet-sw
enet
e1-75ohm
unknown
Card Type Description

XCU
E1T1 card
E3T3 card
B155/622 card
AC/DC power card
Connect card
Ethernet card with switch
Ethernet card without switch
E1-75ohm card
unknown
For low tributary slots

Number
102
103
109
110
111
113
116
118
119
122
123
124
125
128
137
139
140
143
191
192
193
194
Card Type
rs232-8
oct-rt-b
ls-optical
em
fxs
fxo
magneto
quad-e1
quad-t1
v35-a
gshdsl-4
gshdsl-2
g703
dry-contact
conference
tri-e1
tri-t1
tdmoe
x21-a
v36-a
rs422-a
eia530-rs449-a
Card Type Description

8-channel RS232 with X.50 subrate
8-LAN-port/ 64-WAN-port Router-B
1-channel and 4-channel low speed optical (C37.94)
8-channel 2W/4W E&M
12-channel and 24-channel FXS
12-channel and 24-channel FXO
12-channel Magneto
4-channel E1
4-channel T1
6-channel V.35-A
4-channel G.SHDSL (1 pair) w/o line power
2-channel G.SHDSL (2 pairs) w/o line power
8-channel G.703 card at 64 Kbps data rate
8-channel Dry Contact I/O
Conference card (future option)
3-channel E1
3-channel T1
TDMoE
6-channel X.21-A
6-channel V.36-A
6-channel RS422-A
6-channel EIA530-A/RS449-A
147
9.4
Alarm Queue Reg Model: Reg. model type
Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
9.5
Reg. Model Type

xcu
e1
t1
e3
t3
stm4
stm1
oc12
oc3
enet-sw
enet
Alarm Queue Port Number: Port index
Number
1~64
Port Number
Port 1~Port 64
9.6 Alarm Queue VcChan : VC channel

Number
1~64
VC channel Number
VC 1~VC 64
148
9.7
Alarm Queue AlmNum 0 ~ 30: System Alarm
Number
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Alarm type
unknown
sys-alm-cut-off
sys-alm-power-unqp-loss
sys-alm-fan-fail
sys-alm-fan-module-uneqp
sys-alm-rbc-uneqp
sys-alm-overheat
sys-alm-ts-sync-loss
sys-alm-log-on-off
sys-alm-xcu-port-uneqp
sys-alm-card-in
sys-alm-card-out
sys-alm-card-mismatch
sys-alm-port-mismatch
sys-alm-card-fail
sys-alm-card-registration
sys-alm-sncp-switch
sys-alm-msp-switch
sys-alm-trib-protection
sys-alm-xcu-takeover
sys-alm-trib-takeover
sys-alm-xcu-sync
sys-alm-sfp-tx-fail
sys-alm-sfp-rx-fail
sys-alm-sfp-temperatue
sys-alm-msp-sprring
sys-alm-cort-tx-err
external-alarm-1
external-alarm-2
external-alarm-3
external-alarm-4
149
9.8
Alarm Type Numbers
Note: E&M, FOX, FXS and TS card do not have alarms, so there is no alarm type to these cards. For RS232 and
EIA530, please refer to DTE-A alarm type table.
9.8.1 36 ~ 126: SHD alarm

36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
82
83
84
87
88
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
117
118
119
120
123
124
125
126
PI-LOS
RS-LOF
RS-TIM
MS-SD
MS-SF
MS-AIS
MS-RDI
MS-REI
MS-B1-BIP
MS-B2-BIP
MS-REI-TCA
RS-B1-BIP-TCA
MS-B2-BIP-TCA
AU-LOP
AU-AIS
HP-SD
HP-SF
HP-UNEQ
HP-PLM
HP-TIM
HP-RDI-P
HP-RDI-S
HP-RDI-C
HP-LOM
HP-REI
HP-B3-BIP
HP-REI-TCA
HP-B3-BIP-TCA
TU-LOP
TU-AIS
LP-SD
LP-SF
IP-UNEQ
LP-PLM
LP-TIM
LP-RDI-P
LP-RDI-S
LP-RDI-C
LP-REI-B3
LP-REI-V5
LP-B3-BIP
LP-V5-BIP
LP-REI-B3-TCA
LP-REI-V5-TCA
LP-B3-BIP-TCA
LP-V5-BIP-TCA
150
9.8.2 136~226 SONET Alarm
Number
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
182
183
184
187
188
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
213
214
215
217
218
219
220
223
224
225
226
Alarm type
LOS-PI
LOF-S
none1
SD-L
SF-L
AIS-L
RDI-L
REI-L
B1-BIP-S
B2-BIP-L
REI-L-TCA
B1-BIP-S-TCA
B2-BIP-L-TCA
LOP-P
AIS-P
SD-P
SF-P
UNEQ-P
PLM-P
TIM-P
RDI-P-P
RDI-S-P
RDI-C-P
LOM-P
REI-P
B3-BIP-P
REI-P-TCA
B3-BIP-P-TCA
LOP-V
AIS-V
SD-V
SF-V
UNEQ-V
PLM-V
TIM-V
RDI-P-V
RDI-S-V
RDI-C-V
B3-REI-V
V5-REI-V
B3-BIP-V
V5-BIP-V
B3-REI-V-TCA
V5-REI-V-TCA
B3-BIP-V-TCA
V5-BIP-V-TCA
151
9.8.3 300 ~ 303: E1T1 alarm

Number
300
301
302
303
Alarm type
E1T1-LINE-LOS
E1T1-LINE-AIS
E1T1-LINE-UAS
E1T1-LINE-RAI-YEL
9.8.4 500 ~ 502: E3T3 alarm

Number
500
501
502
Alarm type
E3T3-LINE-LOS
E3T3-LINE-AIS
E3T3-LINE-UAS
9.8.5 1020 DTE-A (V.35/X.21/V.36/..) / 5RS232 (5X50) card

Number
1020
Alarm type
UNSYNC
9.8.6 1020~1022 8RS232 (8X50) card

Number
1020
1021
1022
Alarm type
EXT-CLK-LOSS
RTS-LOSS
REMOTE-ALARM
9.8.7 1020~1027 QE1 card

Number
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
1026
1027
Alarm type
RAI
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
ES
UAS
CSS
9.8.8 1020~1027 QT1 Card

Number
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
1026
1027
1020
Alarm type
YEL
AIS
LOS
LOF
BPV
ES
UAS
CSS
9.8.9 1020 G.703 Card

Number
Alarm type
LOS
152
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
1026
1027
1028
1029
1030
1031
1032
1033
1034
1035
1036
1037
1038
1039
1040
1041
1042
1043
1044
1045
1046
1047
1048
1049
1050
1051
1052
1053
1054
1055
1056
1057
1058
9.8.10 1020~1058 G.shdsl Card

Number
Alarm type
LOS,MASTER-LOOP1
LOS,MASTER-LOOP2
LOS,SLAVE-LOOP1
LOS,SLAVE-LOOP2
LOS/LOF,MASTER-E1
LOS/LOF,SLAVE-E1
ES15M,MASTER-LOOP1
ES15M,MASTER-LOOP2
ES15M,SLAVE-LOOP1
ES15M,SLAVE-LOOP2
ES15M,MASTER-E1
ES15M,SLAVE-E1
SES15M,MASTER-LOOP1
SES15M,MASTER-LOOP2
SES15M,SLAVE-LOOP1
SES15M,SLAVE-LOOP2
SES15M,MASTER-E1
SES15M,SLAVE-E1
ES24H,MASTER-LOOP1
ES24H,MASTER-LOOP2
ES24H,SLAVE-LOOP1
ES24H,SLAVE-LOOP2
ES24H,MASTER-E1
ES24H,SLAVE-E1
SES24H,MASTER-LOOP1
SES24H,MASTER-LOOP2
SES24H,SLAVE-LOOP1
SES24H,SLAVE-LOOP2
SES24H,MASTER-E1
SES24H,SLAVE-E1
SEALING CURRENT
MCLK LOSS
RTS,MASTER-DTE
RTS,SLAVE-DTE
EXTCLK,MASTER-DTE
EXTCLK,SLAVE-DTE
DYING GASP ALARM
LOOP ATTENU ALARM
LOW NOISE MARGIN
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
9.8.11 1020~1024 C37.94 Card

Number
Alarm type
LOS
YEL
ES
SES
UAS
153

9.8.12 1020~1027 RT-B Card
Alarm type number
Alarm type
1020
LAN1-LINK DOWN
1021
LAN2-LINK DOWN
1022
LAN3-LINK DOWN
1023
LAN4-LINK DOWN
1024
LAN5-LINK DOWN
1025
LAN6-LINK DOWN
1026
LAN7-LINK DOWN
1027
LAN8-LINK DOWN
9.8.13 1431~1439 TDMoE Card

Number
1431
1432
1433
1434
1435
1436
1437
1438
1439
Alarm type
ARP_LOST
RX_LOST
CELL_LOST
UNDERRUN
OVERRUN
ETH1_LINK_DOWN
ETH2_LINK_DOWN
ETH3_LINK_DOWN
ETH4_LINK_DOWN
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9.9
Alarm Number for Alarm Queue

9.9.1 alarmQueueVC43STS31Type: AU4 /AU3 type in SDH, STS-3c or STS-1 type in
SONET
Number
1
2
3
4
100
AU4 /AU3 type in SDH,

STS-3c or STS-1 type in
SONET
no-ho-map
vc4
au3-sts1c
au4-sts3c
not-available
9.9.2 alarmQueueTU1xVTxType: Tu1x type

Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
100
Tu1x type
no-lo-map
tu3
c3
tu11-vt15
tu12-vt2
bypass
not-available
9.9.3 alarmQueueVC4STS3: The number of STM1

Number
1
2
3
4
100
STM1 index
aug1-sts3-1
aug1-sts3-2
aug1-sts3-3
aug1-sts3-4
not-available
9.9.4 alarmQueueVC3TUG3: The number of Tug3

Number
1
2
3
Tug3 index
Tug3-1
Tug3-2
Tug3-3
9.9.5 alarmQueueTUG2VTG: The number of Tug2

Number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Tug2 index
Tug2-1
Tug2-2
Tug2-3
Tug2-4
Tug2-5
Tug2-6
Tug2-7
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9.9.6 alarmQueueTU1xVTx: The number of Tu1x
Number
1
2
3
4
Tu1x index
Tu1x-1
Tu1x-2
Tu1x-3
Tu1x-4
9.9.7 alarmQueueStatus: Alarm status

Number
1
2
3
4
100
Alarm status
cleared
active
abs
disable
not-available
9.9.8 alarmQueueSeverity: Alarm severity

Number
1
2
3
4
100
Alarm severity
critical
major
minor
information
not-available
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CHAPTER 10 Appendix B Inband Management
10 Appendix B Inband Management
10.1 Introduction
The advantage of inband Management is that saves money because management is through the line itself and a
separate line is not needed for management functions. The disadvantage is that if you do anything to break the
management channel, you cannot get it back.
In Inband Management, the management function is inserted into the working line.
Note: The Inband Management function of the O9500R is available only for E1 and T1 applications.
The diagram below illustrates an E1 application.
The user can use router card to share a timeslot of 64 Kbps for SNMP management. Up to four
O9500R can share a single 64 Kbps bandwidth for SNMP management.
Data
Time slot Inband Management
Facility data link (FDL) /
Embedded Operation Channel
(EOC) Inband Management
Loop-O9500
East DCC
West DCC
Network
Management Center
8
CC1~
16#D
Management
64K
Cross-connect
Bridge
SNMP
E1
E1
E1
No link to a separate
data network is required
10/100 BaseT
TS#1
TS#1
Loop-O9500
Loop-O9500
CO Unit
CO Unit
TS#1
Loop-O9500
Remote Unit
Remote Unit
Figure 8- 1 Inband Management Diagram
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10.2 Hardware
1. Install the O9500R according to instructions in the user manual.
2. Load Ports A, B, C and D with E1 or T1 cards.
3. Connect a VT-100 terminal to the O9500R via the Ethernet
10.3 Setup TSI Map

Press S from the Controller Menu to access the Controller Setup screen. Then, Press A from the
Controller Setup menu to access the System Setup (SYSTEM) screen to set up the IP address, subnet mask
and gateway IP.
O9500R
=== System Setup ===
11:45:44 07/16/2008
ARROW KEYS: CURSOR MOVE, Please Input: hh:mm:ss mm/dd/yyyy, BACKSPACE to edit
[System]
Time/Date
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway IP
:
:
:
:
11:45:44 07/16/2008
010.002.001.096
255.255.000.000
000.000.000.000
Ethernet Port : ENABLE
Power Loss Time: 18:20:50 07/15/2008
Telnet Lockout : DISABLE
Password Check : ENABLE

[CONSOLE port]
Baud Rate
: 9600
Data Length
: 8-Bits
Stop Bit
: 1-Bit
Parity
: NONE
Go back to the main menu. Select (S) System Config Setup > (H) Bridge and Router Setup > (C) Network
Interface Setup III, and set up the inband management parameters you wish.
O9500R
NI
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
In-band
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Mode
RIP
Router OFF
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
DISABLE NA
16:03:44 03/04/2009
IPAddress
SubnetMask
Frame
020.001.001.002 255.255.000.000 HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
X.X.X.X
X.X.X.X
HDLC
Then, choose (G) Map Setup > (D) DS0 Map Setup. Change the target or source slot option to IN-B. Next,
select the port and the plug-in card (T.S) you would like to activate inband management.
Then, choose Yes to confirm your settings.
O9500R
=== System Setup (MAP) ===
17:56:52 08/22/2008
MAP NO: MAP_1
Target
Source
Target
Slot :
===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ==========
Port :
T.S. :01
T.S.#:01
Clear:No
d/v :d
Source
Slot :
Port :
T.S. :01
Confirm?Yes
CHAPTER 10 Appendix B Inband Management
O9500R
=== System Setup (MAP) ===
18:54:04 10/30/2008
MAP NO: MAP_1
Target
VTE1
NON-CAS
Source
In-Band
Target
Slot :VTE1 ===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ========== ===== ==========
Port :P1
1 d
17 d
1 d
17 d
T.S. :01
2 d
18 d
2 d
18 d
3 d
19 d
3 d
19 d
4 d
20 d
4 d
20 d
T.S.#:01
5 d
21 d
5 d
21 d
Clear:No
6 d
22 d
6 d
22 d
d/v :d
7 d
23 d
7 d
23 d
8 d
24 d
8 d
24 d
9 d
25 d
9 d
25 d
Source
10 d
26 d
10 d
26 d
Slot :IN-B
11 d
27 d
11 d
27 d
Port :P1
12 d
28 d
12 d
28 d
T.S. :02
13 d
29 d
13 d
29 d
14 d
30 d
14 d
30 d
Confirm?Yes
15 d
31 d
15 d
31 d
16 d
32 d
16 d
32 d
After you set up the DS0 Map from the controller menu, go to the unit menu you set for inband management.
For example, the T.S (target slot) we choose for target inband management is 01. This means the plug in
card in slot 1 is the unit for target inband management.
Then, press (U)Choose a Trib Unit from the main menu, and choose the target plug in card to activate inband
management. If you choose RTB as the target, press (L) Command line in the unit menu to set up the IP
address to activate inband management.
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30 DEC 2011 Version 12

SITE PREPARATION .....................................................................................................10

MECHANICAL INSTALLATION .....................................................................................10

Chassis Grounding .....................................................................................................11

Rack Mounting Instruction ........................................................................................12

Interface Block Diagram............................................................................................13

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION .......................................................................................13

Fiber Optic Line Connections ....................................................................................13

CONFIGURATION TYPE ...............................................................................................14

VT-100 Terminal Interface ........................................................................................19

Alarm Interface .......................................................................................................... 20

Alarm Input/ Output...................................................................................................20

Clock Input/Output .................................................................................21

XCU CARD .................................................................................................................22

XCU Card LEDs ........................................................................................................22

Power up Initial Test Conditions ...............................................................................24

Boot Loader ............................................................................................24

Initialization and Self-testing ..................................................................25

TRIBUTARY CARDS OVERVIEW ..................................................................................26

STM-1/4 and OC-3/12 Interface Card ....................................................27

Ethernet Card ..........................................................................................28

Low Speed Card.........................................................................................................29

EOW (ETHERNET ORDER WIRE) WITH VOIP TECHNOLOGY .................................31

EOW WITH 1+1 PROTECTION ......................................................................................32

EOW APPLICATIONS ...................................................................................................33

Point-to-point using analog phone .............................................................................33

Multipoint with IP address using analog phone only.................................................35

Multipoint with SIP Proxy Server..............................................................................36

HOW TO SET UP ..........................................................................................................38

Using User ID to Represent the IP Address...............................................................41

Accessing the Interactive Voice Response Menu ......................................................42

TIMING SOURCE OPERATION ...........................................................................................43

CLOCK SYNCHRONIZATION OVERVIEW ......................................................................43

Primary Timing Path..................................................................................................43

Timing Path Protection ..............................................................................................44

Timing Choices for Transport Systems......................................................................44

CLOCK TIMING ON THE O9500R.................................................................................45

LOOPBACK AND DIAGNOSTIC SETUP ............................................................................47

LOCAL LOOPBACK ......................................................................................................47

LINE LOOPBACK .........................................................................................................47

PAYLOAD LOOPBACK .................................................................................................47

PERFORMANCE SETUP ................................................................................................48

LOGON TO THE MAIN MENU .......................................................................................49

Logoff and Return to Default.....................................................................................49

SYSTEM SETUP .......................................................................................................................52

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SETUP ................................................................................52

SNMP Setup ..............................................................................................................53

SNMP System Setup...............................................................................53

V1 Community & Trap Setup .................................................................54

V3: User-Based Security Model Setup ...................................................55

V3: View-Based Access Control Model Setup 1.....................................55

V3: View-Based Access Control Model Setup 2.....................................56

V3: Target & Notify Setup......................................................................57

Password Setup ..........................................................................................................58

Customer Information Setup......................................................................................68

DHCP Relay Setup ....................................................................................................70

Bridge and Router Setup ............................................................................................71

Network Interface Setup I.......................................................................71

Network Interface Setup II......................................................................72

Network Interface Setup III ....................................................................73