Motorola 68471 - Vanguard 100 - Remote Access Server User manual

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Writer: Donna McLean

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About This Guide

Introduction

This manual describes installation and configuration of the Motorola Vanguard

100 PC Frame Relay Access Device (PC FRAD). This manual is intended for

persons who are installing and setting up the Motorola Vanguard 100 PC.

The Vanguard 100 PC provides all of the functionality of a Vanguard 100 Frame

Relay Access Device (FRAD), in a high-speed PC serial card that is installed in

your desktop PC.

Software Revision Level

The Vanguard 100 PC runs Release 4.50 or higher of Motorola 6500 Series

operating software.

Special Notices

The following notices emphasize certain information in the manual. Each serves a

special purpose and is displayed in the format shown:

IMPORTANT: Important is used to emphasize any significant procedural information.

Caution provides you with information that, if not followed, can result in

damage to software, hardware, or data.

Warning is the most serious notice, indicating that you can be physically hurt.

How To Use This Manual

Use the following table to help you find information in this manual on a particular

task or subject.

This section... Describes

Chapter 1 Audience definition, PC hardware and software

requirements, and an overview of Vanguard 100 PC features.

Chapter 2 Warnings and cautions, unpacking, DSU connection

information, COM port and interrupt settings, Vanguard 100

PC board settings, and placing the Vanguard in your PC.

Chapter 3 Optional DIM and Daughtercard hardware installation and

configuration.

Chapter 4 PC COM software configuration, accessing the Control Port

to manipulate the Vanguard 100 PC, and saving and

downloading configurations.

Chapter 5 Sample applications and configurations.

Appendix A Specifications, including power and environmental

requirements.

Appendix B Details of the sample configurations given in Chapter 5.

Related Documentation

The following documentation is not provided with the Motorola Vanguard 100

PC; it can be ordered separately. To acquire any of these sets of documentation,

refer to the following product codes:

Product Code Documentation Kit Includes:

17460 6500 Series Documentation

Kit

The printed documentation

set including:

6500 Series Introduction

Manual (Part No. 09871,

Rev D)

6500 Series Configuration

and Administration Manual

(Part No. 09873, Rev D)

6500 Installation Manual

(Part No. 09872, Rev E)

6520 Installation Manual

(Part No. 09901, Rev C)

17461 Documentation Change

Notices

Documentation for all

software releases since the

last printing of the main

documentation set.

17313 Multi-Product CD-ROM All 6500 Series

documentation and some

Vanguard user

documentation, as was

available at the time of

release.

6500 Series documentation is prepared using FrameMaker document publishing

software.

Additional Related Documentation

The following documents contain information related to the installation and

operation of 65xx and Vanguard platforms:

• The 6500 Series Options and Protocols Binder (Part No. 09950)

Vanguard Operator's Guides

• Vanguard 100 Operator's Guide (Part No. 09962, Rev A)

• Vanguard 200 Operator's Guide (Part No. 09968, Rev A)

• Vanguard 300/305 Operator's Guide (Part No. 09965, Rev B)

Software Download Guides

• 6520 Software Download Guide (Part No. 09901-6, Rev A)

• 6500 PLUS Software Download Guide (Part No. 09872-2, Rev A)

• Vanguard 100 Software Download Guide (Part No. 09962-2, Rev A)

• Vanguard 200 Software Download Guide (Part No. 09968-1, Rev A)

• Vanguard 300/305 Software Download Guide (Part No. 09965-1, Rev B)

Trademarks

The following are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective

companies or organizations.

Crosstalk / Digital Communications Associates, Inc.

Pentium / Intel Corporation

ProComm / Datastorm Technologies, Inc.

About the Vanguard 100 PC

Overview

The Motorola Vanguard 100 PC is a multi-protocol Frame Relay Access Device

(FRAD) housed on a PC serial card. It installs in a 16-bit ISA or VESA slot in

your Personal Computer, and allows you to connect your PC to a Frame Relay,

X.25, or ISDN network, as shown in Figure 0-1.

Figure 0-1. The Motorola Vanguard 100 PC

The Vanguard 100 PC has all the functionality of a Vanguard 100, and uses the

same software images. However, the Vanguard 100 PC provides the following

benefits over the Vanguard 100:

• Built-in 16550 high-speed COM card

• Uses standard 16550 COM drivers and software packages

• Software upgrades are available for additional protocol support (via CD-

ROM or Internet Web Site)

• Plug-and-Play capability

• Port #1 daughtercards are available for DSU, DIM Site, and ISDN

• Port #2 on-board DIM is available to support V.11, V.24, V.35, or V.36

DIMs

• Eliminates the RS232 cable by internally connecting Port #3 to your PC

COM port

• Eliminates the need for an external Frame Relay device, power supply,

and configuration terminal

The Vanguard 100 PC appears to the PC and communications software as if it

were a 16550 high-speed COM card.

Intended Audience

This manual is intended for those who are installing and configuring the

Vanguard 100 PC. It assumes that you are familiar with installing cards in your

PC and have an understanding of communications software in general.

PC Hardware and Software Requirements

The following hardware and software must be available before you install your

Vanguard 100 PC:

• An IBM or IBM Compatible PC (286, 386, 486, or Pentium) with an

unobstructed full card ISA or VESA slot

• A commercial communications software package (i.e., ProComm)

• A Frame Relay, X.25, or ISDN connection supplied by your service

provider

Features

The Motorola Vanguard 100 PC is a FLASH-based mono FRAD or duo FRAD

available with an optional integral DSU, ISDN U or S/T, or DIM Site

daughtercard. An optional second port can be used for Dial Backup or as another

user port.

Vanguard 100 PC Software

The Vanguard 100 PC has all the functionality of a Vanguard 100. All Vanguard

100 software images from Release 4.50 and higher will run on a Vanguard 100

PC.

All Vanguard 100 PCs are shipped with the Release 4.50 Toronto software

option preinstalled. This software includes the following operating feature set:

Software option... ...includes these protocols

Toronto

Source Filename: 450c17.xrc

Version String: V4.50-Toronto-

V100

Description Filename: 450c17.des

• Async PAD, Transparent Polled Async

• Frame Relay Interface (FRI)

• ISDN D Packet, Leased Line

• Point to Point Protocol (PPP)

• Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)

• Simple Network Management Protocol

(SNMP)

• Switched Internet Protocol (SW-IP)

• Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)

• X.25 DCE/DTE

DSU Functionality

The DSU daughtercard provides a 56 kbps point-to-point DDS1 interface that

conforms to AT&T 62310 or ANSI T1E1.4/91-006.

The DSU is FCC Part 68 registered.

Diagnostic loopbacks from the telephone company are supported; local

diagnostics are activated from the Control Terminal Port (CTP) of the Vanguard

itself. See Chapter 4, Software Configuration and Control Port Access, for

information about accessing the CTP.

Port Characteristics

Vanguard 100 PC is available in two and three serial port versions. Ports have the

following characteristics.

Port

Interface Connector Default Speed DTE/DCE

DSU: RJ48S Frame Relay 56 kbps (sync) N/A

ISDN U/ST RJ45 Frame Relay

128 kbps N/A

Daughtercard

DIM Site: DB25 Frame Relay

V.24:

- ?80 kbps (sync)

- ?115.2 kbps (async)

V.35, V.11, or V.36:

- ?384 kbps int. clock

- ?1.54 Mbps ext. clock

Selectable

DIM on

motherboard

DB25 Frame Relay

V.24:

- ?80 kbps (sync)

- ?115.2 kbps (async)

V.35, V.11, or V.36:

- ?384 kbps int. clock

- ?1.54 Mbps ext. clock

Selectable

Motherboard Internal Async ?115.2 kbps (async) N/A

The default node configuration is PPP on Port #3, and Frame Relay Bypass on

Ports #1 and #2. The PVC connection is to Port #1, if a daughtercard is installed,

or Port #2 if there is no optional daughtercard.

Note: To return the node to the default settings (default the node), you must do

the following:

Step

Action

1 Power up the PC with the Vanguard 100 PC installed and wait 1 minute

for the node to initialize.

2 Enable the Default Node switch.

3 Press the reset button and allow the Vanguard 100 PC to reboot. Wait 1

minute for the node to initialize.

4 Disable the Default Node switch. The Node default is complete.

Memory

The board contains 1 Mbyte of FLASH memory and 2 Mbytes of DRAM.

Note: Memory is not upgradeable on a Vanguard 100 PC.

For More Information

For additional information, refer to the "Related Documentation" section in About

This Guide.

Standard Hardware Installation

Overview

This chapter describes how to unpack your Motorola Vanguard 100 PC, order

your DSU connection, and install, test, and monitor the Vanguard 100 PC. If you

are installing any optional hardware components (DIMs or daughtercards), also

refer to the procedures in Chapter 3, Optional Hardware Installation.

Warnings and Cautions

The following special notices apply to all equipment handling procedures in this

operator's guide.

Motorola Vanguard 100 PC daughtercards and DIMs are sensitive to static

discharge, which can damage components. You must use proper handling and

grounding precautions when handling a Motorola Vanguard 100 PC

daughtercard or DIM.

Ports capable of connecting to ports on other apparatus are defined as Safety

Extra Low Voltage (SELV). To conform with EN60950, ensure that these

ports are only connected to ports of the same type on other apparatus.

Les ports qui sont susceptibles d'être connectés a des équipements sont

désignés comme TBTS. Pour garantir la conformité à la norme EN 60950,

n'interconnecte ces ports qu'avec des ports du même type sur des autres

matériels.

Anschlusse, die mit anderen Geraten verbindet werden konnen, sind als SELV

beschrieben. Um Konformitat mit EN 60950 zu versichern, sichern Sie es, daß

diese Anschlusse nur mit den des selben Type auf anderen Geraten verbindet

werden.

Lightning Protection

All Motorola Vanguard devices should be used in environments designed for

computers and electronic equipment. In areas susceptible to lightning, take

precautions to prevent damage to electronic equipment. Contact your telephone

company, or an electronic accessories vendor, for information on lightning

protection equipment.

Unpacking

Motorola Vanguard 100 PC is packaged in shock-absorbent packing material with

the contents shown in Figure 1-1 :

Figure 1-1. Unpacking the Vanguard 100 PC

When You Receive Your Vanguard 100 PC

Upon receipt of the Motorola Vanguard 100 PC, check the shipping carton and its

contents for damage. Then inventory the contents of the shipping container

against the diagram of parts shown in Figure 1-1.

In Case of Damage

If the equipment is damaged in transit, contact the shipper.

If you have additional concerns in case of failure, about missing parts, or to return

equipment, contact your nearest Motorola ISG representative.

To Return Equipment

For locations contact...

Inside the United States Motorola ISG Customer Administration

20 Cabot Blvd. Mansfield, MA 02048-1193

Phone (508) 261-4000, Ext. 4745

Outside the United States the nearest Motorola ISG distributor.

See "Motorola Information Systems Sales and

Service Offices" at the end of this guide for a list

of distributors.

FCC Part 68 and Telephone Company Procedures and Requirements

for DSU

Before the Motorola Vanguard 100 PC can be connected to the network, you

must:

• Provide the local telephone company with the equipment's DSU FCC Part

68 registration number, located on the mounting rail of the DSU

daughtercard (see Figure 1-2).

Figure 1-2. DSU FCC Part 68 Number

• Order the proper connections.

How To Order Connections

To order the proper connections, provide the telephone company with the

following information:

DSU FCC

Part 68

Number

Interface

Type

USOC Jack

Connector

Service Code Facility

Interface

Code

AT9USA-

22886-DD-N

56-kbps

digital

interface

RJ48S 6.0F 04DU5-56

Troubleshooting Your Connection

If any of your equipment is not operating correctly, immediately remove it from

the telephone line before it harms the network. If the telephone company notes the

problem, they may temporarily disconnect your service. They will notify you in

advance of the disconnection, when possible.

If advance notice is not feasible, you will be notified as soon as possible. When

you are notified, you will be given the chance to correct the problem and be

informed of your right to file a complaint with the FCC.

Customer-Provided Telephone Equipment

FCC regulations and telephone company procedures prohibit connection of

customer-provided equipment to telephone company-provided coin service

(central office-implemented systems). Connection to party lines is subject to state

tariffs.

Occasionally, the telephone company may make changes in their equipment,

operations, or procedures. If these changes affect your equipment or service, the

telephone company will provide written notice so you can make the necessary

changes to maintain uninterrupted service. Contact your telephone company if

you have any questions about your telephone line.

In some circumstances, the telephone company may ask you for information

about your equipment that is connected to the telephone line. Within the United

States (at the request of the telephone company), you should provide your

equipment's FCC registration number.

Note: This is a different number than the DSU FCC Part 68 registration number

discussed earlier. The FCC registration number is located on the surface of

the Vanguard 100 PC board.

DSU Telco Cable

The DSU telco cable is unshielded twisted-pair 19 to 26 AWG. The DSU cable is

shipped with the DSU daughtercard. The DSU cable has an RJ48S (keyed 8

position jack) and terminates in RJ48S plugs at both ends.

Pins Definition

1 and 2 TX

7 and 8 RX

Installing the Vanguard 100 PC

Installation of the Vanguard 100 PC requires opening and manipulating your PC

hardware. Exercise caution at all times when working with AC-powered

equipment. Turn off and unplug your PC before installation.

Static electricity discharge can severely damage your Vanguard 100 PC or

equipment. Discharge any static electric charge from your body by touching

any metal surface. It is also recommended that you attach a grounding strap,

or similar device, while you are working with the equipment. Please consult a

professional if you are uncertain about working with this equipment.

IMPORTANT: Before installation, consult the reference manual that came with your

computer to locate the PC's internal expansion slots. Read additional

information in the computer manual regarding specific instructions on

using the expansion slots before installation.

Step Action

1 If you will be running in Plug-and-Play mode (see the "ISA/Plug-and-

Play Mode" section on page -11), skip to Step 3. If you will be running

in ISA mode, determine a COM port and IRQ that is not already

assigned in your computer. This can be done using a hardware

diagnostics application such as MSDOS' MSD utility.

2 If you need to set a different COM and/or IRQ than the default,

reconfigure your Vanguard 100 PC according to the directions given in

the "COM Port and Interrupt Settings" section on page -12.

Note: The Vanguard 100 PC is shipped set to COM 4 and IRQ 3.

3 If you have ordered an optional DIM or daughtercard, install it on the

Vanguard 100 PC according to the directions given in Chapter 3,

Optional Hardware Installation.

4 Ensure that the Control Port (CP) switch on the Vanguard is set to the

ENABLED position to allow you to access the Control Port when the

PC starts up. (See Figure 1-8 for the location of this switch.) See

Chapter 4, Software Configuration and Control Port Access, for more

information about accessing your Control Port.

Note: This step is only necessary if the default configuration is different

from your desired configuration.

5 Turn off the computer and unplug it from the AC outlet.

6 Remove your computer's cover. (Refer to your PC User's Guide.)

7 Select any available, full and unobstructed ISA or VESA slot and

remove the blanking panel.

Note: If you have installed an optional daughtercard, you must install

the Vanguard 100 PC in 2 consecutive slots in the PC. Therefore, you

must remove the blanking panels from both slots, but the second ISA

connector will not be used.

8 Carefully slide the Vanguard 100 PC into the slot(s) you have chosen,

applying even pressure until the card is completely seated in the

connector and aligned in the slot (see Figure 1-3).

9 Fasten the back panel retaining bracket(s) to the PC chassis with the

screw(s) from the blanking panel(s).

10 Replace the computer cover and plug in your computer.

11. Turn your computer on

Figure 1-3. Seating the Vanguard 100 PC

Jumper Locations

To change from ISA to Plug-and-Play mode, or to change the default COM port

or IRQ settings from the default to another setting, locate the jumpers on the

surface of your Vanguard 100 PC. (See Figure 1-4 for the location of the

jumpers.)

Figure 1-4. Jumper Locations

ISA/Plug-and-Play Mode

Vanguard 100 PC supports Plug-and-Play capability. A set of jumpers on the

Vanguard 100 PC motherboard allows you to select between ISA and Plug-and-

Play, as shown in Figure 1-5.

Figure 1-5. ISA/Plug-and-Play Jumper Settings

For Plug-and-Play to be in effect, the jumper must be set to PnP Mode, and you

must be running software on your PC that supports Plug-and-Play. Then the COM

and IRQ settings on the Vanguard 100 PC are ignored, and the PC software

determines the settings to configure the board.

If the jumper is in the ISA position, you must manually determine and set your

COM and IRQ settings, as described in the following section.

Note: If you are operating the Vanguard 100 PC in Plug-and Play mode, you

must move the IRQ jumper on the board into the "Not In Use" position, as

shown in Figure 2-6.

COM Port and Interrupt Settings

You can configure the Vanguard 100 PC to be COM 2, 3, 4, or 5. If your

computer is equipped with one or more COM ports, you may need to change the

COM port setting on the Vanguard 100 PC, or disable the PC's built-in COM port.

Most IBM compatible PCs contain two built-in ports for serial asynchronous

communication, known as COM 1 and COM 2. Most computers and software also

support COM 3 and COM 4. COM ports 3 and 4 are used whenever other devices

are using COM ports 1 and 2. COM 5 is not a standard COM port, but it can be

accessed with special software.

An IRQ (interrupt request) is a signal generated by an I/O device that notifies the

computer of incoming data. Your computer has many different IRQ lines, each

assigned a number. Your Vanguard 100 PC is capable of using IRQs 3,4, 5, 10,

11, and 15. I/O devices in your computer cannot share an IRQ with another

device at the same time. For example, your PC mouse and Vanguard 100 PC

cannot have the same IRQ setting.

The Vanguard 100 PC allows flexibility in choosing the COM port, I/O address,

and IRQ line. However, the common IRQ assignments for COM 2 to COM 5

ports are:

COM Port IRQ Addresses

2 3 02F8H

3 4 03E8H

4 3 02E8H

5 01A8H

Refer to your COM software documentation for additional information regarding

COM and IRQ settings and assignment information.

Use the shorting straps to set jumpers to the appropriate values as shown in

Figures 1-6 and 1-7. Note that an unused shorting strap should be stored on a

single post in the "Not in Use" position.

Figure 1-6. COM Port Jumper Settings

Figure 1-7. IRQ Jumper Settings

Note: Any time the COM or IRQ setting for the Vanguard 100 PC is changed,

the settings in the communications software must be changed to match.

Testing After Installation

To test your Vanguard 100 PC installation, you must be familiar with your

communications software. Ensure that the Vanguard 100 PC is in Control Port

(CP) mode by checking the switch on the Vanguard rear bracket. (See Figure 1-8

to locate the CP switch.)

Note: Whenever you change one of the rear bracket DIP switches, you must

press the reset button to allow the card to recognize the changes.

Rebooting the PC does not reset the Vanguard 100 PC.

The Vanguard 100 PC requires approximately 1 minute to boot after the power is

switched on. The Vanguard 100 PC is operational when the status LED is on

continuously (not flashing).

Load and start your communications software, and enter "terminal mode". Make

sure that the COM port and IRQ settings in the software are the same as the

settings on the Vanguard 100 PC. Press <CR>, and the Vanguard 100 PC should

respond with an asterisk prompt (*) or OK.

Monitoring Your Vanguard 100 PC

The Vanguard 100 PC bracket features six indicators (LEDs) that let you monitor

your equipment. It also features a 4-position DIP switch to allow control of the

various Vanguard 100 PC functions, and a reset button for card reinitialization.

A DIP switch is enabled when it is flipped towards the silk-screened lettering on

the bracket, and disabled when it is flipped away. Figure 1-8 shows the indicators

on the Vanguard 100 PC. In this figure, the enabled position is to the left, and

disabled is to the right. The switches are normally disabled during operation.

Figure 1-8. Vanguard 100 PC Rear Bracket

Legend for Figure 1-8

Item

No.

Indicator Description

¨ Control Port (CP) When enabled, overrides the stored configuration,

and sets port 3 (internal PC COM port) to 8 Bits,

No Parity, 1 Stop Bit async 9600 bps.

This will allow Control Port access via the .ctp

command (PAD) or ATDS0 command (ATPAD).

The software option installed will determine

whether port 3 is configured as a default PAD or

AT port.

¦ Diagnostic (DI) Used only for factory testing. This switch should

always remain disabled.

Used to reset all configurable parameters to default

value.

To default the node, you must:

Step Action

1 Power up the PC with the Vanguard 100

PC installed and wait 1 minute for the node

to initialize.

2 Enable the Default Node switch.

3 Press the reset button and allow the

Vanguard 100 PC to reboot. Wait 1 minute

for the node to initialize.

Æ Default Node (DN)

4 Disable the Default Node switch. The Node

default is complete.

Ø PC Control (PC) Enabled: Allows the PC to override the Vanguard

100 PC switches CP, DI, DN, and Reset button.

Disabled: Enables the CP, DI, DN switches and

Reset button.

Note: This mode requires additional software to

run on your PC, which is currently not available.

This switch should remain disabled.

Test (T) Indicates status of test results.

Enabled: Diagnostic Test Failed

Disabled: Normal Condition Flashing: Test in

Progress

Data Out (DO) Enabled: Data Leaving Port = SPACE

Disabled: Data Leaving Port = MARK

LEDs indicate Port 1 or 2.

Ð Data In (DI) Enabled: Data Entering Port = SPACE

Disabled: Data Leaving Port = MARK

LEDs indicate Port 1 or 2.

š Status (S) Enabled: Software Running

Disabled: Software Not Starting or Running

(Hardware Fault)

Flashing: Vanguard 100 PC booting, or software

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