Verilink DIDCSU 2912 User manual

Verilink DIDCSU 2912

Manual

October 1999

P/N 880-502646-001-E1

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CAUTION!

Interconnecting circuits must comply with the requirements of

EN60950:1992/A2:1997 Section 6.2 for telecommunications network voltages

(TNV) circuits.

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qué du symbol de terre, ( ) doit connecté à un circuit de terre permanent.

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ATTENTION!

Les circuits doivent êtré interconnectés de manière à ce que l’ équipement

continue a êtré en agrément avec “EN60950:1992/A2:1997, Section 6.2, pour les

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tierra permanente.

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interconnectados a la Red de Telecomunicaciones (TNV),” despues de terminar

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Communications du Canada.

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spill liquid of any kind on this equipment.

•Unplug the equipment from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service

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Publications Staff This manual was written and illustrated by Steve Rider. Contributing writers

include: Marie Metivier, Theresa Lau, and Barbara Termaat.

Table of Contents

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DIDCSU 2912 Overview............................................................................................ 1-1

Organization....................................................................................................... 1-1

Features .............................................................................................................. 1-1

T1/E1 Digital Transmission Facilities.......................................................... 1-1

Crosspoint Switch ........................................................................................ 1-2

Alarm Management....................................................................................... 1-2

Diagnostics................................................................................................... 1-2

Advanced Programmable Architecture......................................................... 1-2

Time Division Multiplexer............................................................................ 1-2

CSU/DSU....................................................................................................... 1-3

Drop, Insert, and Bypass Mode .................................................................... 1-3

Components ....................................................................................................... 1-4

DIDCSU Front Module................................................................................... 1-4

Connector Interface Modules ....................................................................... 1-5

Shelf Types................................................................................................... 1-8

System Cables .............................................................................................. 1-8

Specifications ................................................................................................... 1-10

DIDCSU 2912 Quick Set-Up...................................................................................... 2-1

T1 Quick Set-Up.................................................................................................. 2-1

Connect to Craft Port ................................................................................... 2-1

Terminal Parameters.................................................................................... 2-2

Logging On ................................................................................................... 2-2

Bus Compatibility......................................................................................... 2-3

Configure Network Port................................................................................ 2-4

Timing Options ............................................................................................ 2-6

Data Port Configuration ............................................................................... 2-7

Setting Alarm Parameters............................................................................. 2-7

Building Circuits........................................................................................... 2-9

E1 Quick Set-Up ................................................................................................ 2-11

Connect to Craft Port ................................................................................. 2-12

Terminal Parameters .................................................................................. 2-12

Logging On ................................................................................................. 2-12

Bus Compatibility....................................................................................... 2-13

Configure Network Port.............................................................................. 2-14

Timing Options .......................................................................................... 2-16

Data Port Configuration ............................................................................. 2-17

Setting Alarm Parameters........................................................................... 2-17

Building Circuits......................................................................................... 2-19

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DIDCSU T1 Version ................................................................................................. 3-1

Connecting to the Node...................................................................................... 3-1

Cable Connection ......................................................................................... 3-1

Terminal Parameters.................................................................................... 3-2

Logging On ................................................................................................... 3-2

Shelf and Slot Selection................................................................................ 3-3

DIDCSU 2912 Main Menu Parameters ................................................................. 3-4

Administration Menu.......................................................................................... 3-5

Configuration Menu............................................................................................ 3-6

Configuring the T1 Port ............................................................................... 3-7

Timing Options .......................................................................................... 3-11

Data Port Configuration Menu.................................................................... 3-14

Diagnostics Menu ............................................................................................. 3-18

T1 Port Diagnostics Menu .......................................................................... 3-18

Data Port Diagnostics Menu ....................................................................... 3-21

Performance/Status Menu ................................................................................ 3-22

Net Port Alarm Threshold Status Menu...................................................... 3-25

Net Port Alarm Menu ........................................................................................ 3-26

Display Alarm Buffers ................................................................................ 3-29

Building Circuits—Circuit Manager Menu......................................................... 3-30

Manufacturing Info........................................................................................... 3-32

DIDCSU E1 Version................................................................................................... 4-1

Connecting to the Node...................................................................................... 4-1

Cable Connection ......................................................................................... 4-1

Terminal Parameters.................................................................................... 4-2

Logging On ................................................................................................... 4-2

Shelf and Slot Selection................................................................................ 4-3

DIDCSU 2912 Main Menu Parameters ................................................................. 4-4

Administration Menu.......................................................................................... 4-5

Configuration Menu............................................................................................ 4-7

Configuring the E1 Port................................................................................ 4-7

Timing Options ............................................................................................ 4-9

Data Port Configuration Menu.................................................................... 4-12

Diagnostics Menu ............................................................................................. 4-15

E1 Port Diagnostics Menu........................................................................... 4-15

Data Port Diagnostics Menu ....................................................................... 4-18

Performance / Status Menu .............................................................................. 4-20

Net Port Alarm Threshold Status Menu...................................................... 4-22

Net Port Alarm Menu .................................................................................. 4-23

Display Alarm Buffers ................................................................................ 4-27

Circuit Manager Menu....................................................................................... 4-27

Manufacturing Info........................................................................................... 4-30

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Chapter

1DIDCSU 2912 Overview

This manual describes the DIDCSU 2912, a Dual Integrated Data

Service Unit/Channel Service Unit with two E1 network ports or two

T1 network ports, as well as two synchronous serial data ports.

Organization

This chapter consists of an overview of the product. Since the

DIDCSU 2912 can be used on either North American T1 circuits or

international E1 circuits, the remaining content of this manual is

divided accordingly.

Chapter 2, DIDCSU 2912 Quick Set-Up, presents two example

configurations, the first for the T1 mode and the second for the E1

mode.

Chapter 3, DIDCSU T1 Version, provides complete details on all the

T1 version administrative, configuration, performance and

diagnostic functions.

Chapter 4, DIDCSU E1 Version, provides complete details on all the

E1 version administrative, configuration, performance and

diagnostic functions.

Where the Verilink ASCII terminal interface (Craft interface) is

discussed, this manual assumes the module is used with an NCM

2000 Node Controller Module. The menus and options will be

similar when the module is accessed directly via the onboard LOCAL

port.

The DIDCSU can operate as a standalone module or as part of an

NCM 2000 node. Circuits may be built between ports on DIDCSUs in

the same shelf only when an NCM is present. In the absence of an

NCM, the DIDCSU can be the shelf controller.

Features

The DIDCSU 2912 supports a number of features and modes of

operation.

T1/E1 Digital

Transmission

Facilities

The DIDCSU 2912 multiplexes digital data and video traffic onto a

T1 or E1 transmission facility. Each port provides T1/E1 bandwidth

of n × 56 kbit/s or n × 64 kbit/s trunks.

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The aggregate data rate from terminal equipment can be up to one

of the following:

Table 1-1 Data Rates

Crosspoint

Switch The DIDCSU module provides flexibility for designing data paths

with incoming and outgoing channels set up for data or video

traffic. You can also cross-connect DIDCSU circuits through the

AS2000 midplane to certain other modules. However, an NCM 2000

module is required. Refer to the NCM 2000 User Manual for more

information on this feature.

Alarm

Management DIDCSU 2912 alarms can be viewed using the Craft interface. When

used in conjunction with an NCM, three additional access methods

are available: Telnet, SNMP, or the Verilink proprietary GUI network

management program—Node Manager.

Diagnostics The DIDCSU 2912 provides line (LLB), data port (DPL), repeater

(RLB), and payload (PLB) loopbacks. Test patterns can be used with

or without the loopbacks.

Advanced

Programmable

Architecture

All DIDCSU system hardware and software components can be

independently upgraded with product options and firmware

upgrades. The firmware can also be replaced using upgraded chips.

Additional DIDCSU modules can be added within a node to increase

T1/E1 channel capacity. CIMs and other modular components can

be added, upgraded, or replaced independently.

Time Division

Multiplexer The DIDCSU 2912 accepts high-speed data from routers, front end

processors, video codecs and other types of data terminal

equipment. It multiplexes this data into some number of 56 kbit/s

or 64 kbit/s DS0 timeslots and either passes them out a network

port, or with an NCM as node controller only, onto a shelf midplane

for connection to another module.

T1 or E1 Timeslots Data Rate

24 T1 Timeslots n × 56 kbit/s (up to 1.344 Mbit/s) (n =1—24)

24 T1 Timeslots n × 64 kbit/s (up to 1.536 Mbit/s) (n =1—24)

31 E1 Timeslots n × 64 kbit/s (up to 1.984 Mbit/s) (n =1—31)

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CSU/DSU The DIDCSU 2912 can be used in a simple configuration in which it

functions as two T1 or E1 CSU/DSU units. Data from the first data

port can be mapped to the first network port, while data from the

second data port is mapped to the second network port. Except for

a common transmit clock source, these two CSU/DSU functions are

independent of each other

Drop, Insert, and

Bypass Mode The DIDCSU 2912 supports drop, insert, and bypass functionality

via a crosspoint switch.

The drop, insert, and bypass configuration reduces the number of

network links between different sites. The three interconnected

sites in Figure 1-1 can have certain applications, such as video

conferencing, which are used only occasionally. These sites can

allocate a specific bandwidth of the T1/E1 line for the weekly one-

hour video conference, and at other times, use the bandwidth for

other purposes.

Figure 1-1 Network Using Drop, Insert, and Bypass Mode

VIDEO

LAN A

LAN B

Building 2

Building 3

T1/E1 line T1/E1 line

Building 1

VIDEO

Router

VIDEO

Router

LAN C

LAN D

Router

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The DIDCSU 2912 does the necessary cross-connections to ensure

that the local area network signal from Building 1 terminates (or

drops) at Building 2, the video circuit is added (inserted), and the

outgoing data stream is sent on to Building 3.

1. Video data from Building 1 is destined for Building 3 but,

because there is no direct connection, is sent to Building 2

over a network line. The node at Building 2 cross-connects the

video data to timeslots on the network line that links Building

2 and Building 3. The video circuit arrives at Building 3.

(Bypass)

2. LAN A in Building 1 uses timeslots on the network line to

Building 2 for transmitting and receiving data from LAN B.

(Drop)

3. LAN C in Building 2 uses timeslots on the network line to

Building 3 for transmitting and receiving data from LAN D.

(Insert)

Components

Hardware components of the DIDCSU 2912 system include:

•DIDCSU front module

•Connector interface modules (CIMs)

•CIM 29010 and 29011 (T1 CIMs)

•CIM 29004, 29005, 29006, 29007, 29008, 29008LP,

29009LP, and 29009LP (E1 CIMs)

•Universal power supplies and shelves

•System cables

DIDCSU Front

Module Figure 1-2 shows the front panel of the DIDCSU 2912.

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Figure 1-2 DIDCSU Front Panel

LEDs The DIDCSU front panel’s System LED (SYS) is green when the

module has passed the power-up self-test.

The panel also contains four status LEDs:

•Two for network port status

•Two for data port status

Chapters 3 and 4 of this manual define the LEDs and alarms for the

T1 and E1 versions respectively.

Management Ports Three front panel management ports support management of the

local node.

•LOCAL—6-wide modular, direct connection to the Craft

interface using an ASCII terminal or a PC running a terminal

emulator

•PRI —8-wide modular, RS-232-compliant Primary Management.

Used for ACP bus extension between shelves in a multi-shelf

node.

•EXT—8-wide modular, RS-232-compliant port for daisy-

chaining multiple AS2000 shelves (ACP-managed modules

only).

Connector

Interface

Modules

Rear connector interface modules (CIMs) provide network ports for

connection to the wide area network facility and data ports for

connection to synchronous serial data terminal equipment (DTE).

They also provide the following connections:

•Alarm relay—These contacts can be wired to external alarm

equipment. The connector pins provide output as a normally

open (NO) contact, or a normally closed (NC) contact.

MANAGEMENT

SYS

LOCAL

2

NET DATA

1

DIDCSU 2912

Port LEDs System LED

PRI EXT

12

ACP Management communications port to extend bus to next shelf

Primary ACP Management port for connection of preceeding shelf

Craft Port, RJ-11

Ejector Handles

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•External timing source input—The 8-pin mini-DIN connector

optionally receives a square wave signal from an external

timing device. For T1 versions this clock must be at 1.544

Mbit/s, for E1 versions it must be at 2.048 Mbit/s.

T1 CIMs The DS-1 CIM 29010 and the DS-1 CIM 29011 support dual RJ-48C

network port connectors and dual V.35 or EIA 530/RS-449

equipment connectors, respectively.

Figure 1-3 T1 CIM Configurations

NOTE: Data Ports use mini-D-sub 26-pin connectors. They require

adapter cables to properly interface with native connectors.

See Table 1-2.

E1 CIMs E1 CIMs provide the following connectors:

•Two E1 line ports (either coaxial, DE-9, or RJ-45 connectors)

•Two data port connections of various protocols (all 26-pin

mini-DIN connectors)

Figure 1-4 shows all the E1 CIM configurations.

V.35 V.35

INPUT

RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

DS-1

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT TIMING

CIM

29010

311-101387-001

RS449 RS449

INPUT

RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1 PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

CIM

29011

311-101387-002

EXT TIMING

T1 Port 1

T1 Port 2Data Port 1Data Port 2Alarm

Relay

Ext.

Timing

Input

DS-1

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Figure 1-4 E1 CIM Configurations

V.35 V.35

INPUT

TIMING RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT

RX TX RX TX

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29005

X.21 X.21

INPUT

TIMING

311-101256-001

RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT

RX TX RX TX

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29004

X.21 X.21

INPUT

TIMING

311-101256-003

RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29006

311-101256-002

RS449/EIA 530 RS449/EIA 530

INPUT

TIMING

311-101438-001

RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT E1

RX TX RX TX

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29008

V.35 V.35

INPUT

TIMING

311-101256-004

RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29007

RS449/EIA 530 RS449/EIA 530

INPUT

TIMING

311-101733-001

RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT E1

RX TX RX TX

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29008LP

E1 Port 1

E1 Port 2Data Port 1Data Port 2Alar

Relay

Ext.

Timing

Input

EIA 530 EIA 530

INPUT

TIMING RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT E1

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29009

311-101661-001

EIA 530 EIA 530

INPUT

TIMING RELAY

NO COM NC

DATA 2 DATA 1

CEPT E1

PORT 2 PORT 1

ALARM

EXT

CIM

29009LP

311-101734-001

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Table 1-2 Data Port Adapter Cables

Shelf Types The DIDCSU 2912 can reside in a Dual-Line shelf (DLS), Quint-line

shelf (QLS), or a Multi-line Shelf (MLS).

The DIDCSU 2912 front module requires a rear connector interface

module (CIM) that provides either two T1 or two E1 ports as well as

two data ports. CIMs are available to support a variety of network

port connectors and synchronous serial interface types. You can

configure the DIDCSU module to support either T1 or E1, but not

both.

System Cables Figure 1-5 shows the types of cable connections for a DIDCSU 2912

system.

Figure 1-5 DIDCSU Cable Connection Diagram

Cable P/N Electrical

Interface Connector Presented Used with CIM Types

458-501594-001 ITU V.35 Winchester 34-pin female CIM 29010, CIM 29005,

CIM 29007

458-502059-001 RS-449

(RS-422) DB-37 female CIM 29011, CIM 29008,

CIM 29008LP, CIM 29009,

CIM 29009LP

458-502045-001 EIA 530 DB-25 female CIM 29011, CIM 29008,

CIM 29008LP, CIM 29009,

CIM 29009LP

458-502047-001 X.21 DB-15 female CIM 29004, CIM 29006

Shelf 1

Shelf 2

Networ

Service

Provider

LAN

1

2

Video

DT

DTE

3

Manager Station

DIDCSUDIDCSUDIDCSUDIDCSU

CIMCIMCIMCIM

Router

4

5

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1. Network interface cables

2. High-speed data application cables

3. Primary management cable to enable Node Manager

communication

4. Management extension cable for connecting DIDCSU modules

in multiple-shelf configurations (if the NCM module is

installed)

5. Craft cable to ASCII terminal (P/N 458-102119-008)

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Specifications

Table 1-3 DIDCSU Specifications

Item Specification

Number of ports 4 per module (2 network and 2 data)

Transmission (Line) rate T1—1.544 Mbit/s, RX: ± 200 ppm; TX: ± 32 ppm

E1—2.04 Mbit/s, RX: ± 200 ppm; TX: ± 32ppm

Line code T1—B8ZS, AMI

E1—HDB3

Framing format T1—ESF, SF

E1—CRC-4

CPE impedance T1—100 Ω ± 5% at 772 KHz test

E1—120 Ω ± 5% or 75 Ω ± 5% @ 1024 KHz

Input level CIMs: 3.0 V ± 0.3 V base-to-peak, attenuated by 0 to 27.5 dB

Output level 3.0 V ± 0.3 V base-to-peak, or DS1 into 100 Ω at 0 dB LBO, DSX-1

Output LBO (selectable) 0, 7.5, 15, or 22.5 dB (0 to 3000 feet)

Loopbacks Line, Data port, Repeater, Payload

Timing Modes: Network, External, and Internal

External System Port T1—8-pin DIN

External System Port E1—BNC, 8-pin DIN

Operating temperature 0o C to +50o C

Storage temperature -20o C to +80o C

Humidity 5% to 95%, relative, non-condensing

Input voltage range + 5.5 VDC @ 4 A

Power consumption 10 watts per card, maximum

Front module input voltage

requirement + 5.5 VDC

Front module current requirement 1.1 A

CIM input voltage requirement + 5.0 VDC

CIM current requirement 700 mADC

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Table 1-4 CIM Configurations

* LP = Lightning Protection (if an E1 CIM does not have an “LP” label

on it, it has no lightning protection.)

NOTE: E1 CIMs 29008 and 29009 and T1 CIM 290011 combine RS-

449 and EIA 530 in the same module. However, the

equipment adapter cables for RS-449 and EIA 530 are

different.

CIM Line Type External Timing Net Port Type Data Port Type

29010 T1 8-pin DIN dual RJ-48C dual V.35

29011 T1 8-pin DIN dual RJ-48C dual EIA 530/RS-449

29004 E1 50Ω BNC dual 75Ω BNC dual X.21

29005 E1 50Ω BNC dual 75Ω BNC dual V.35

29006 E1 50Ω BNC dual 120Ω DE-9 dual X.21

29007 E1 50Ω BNC dual 120Ω DE-9 dual V.35

29008, 29008LP*E1 8-pin DIN dual 75Ω BNC dual EIA 530/RS-449

29009,29009LP*E1 8-pin DIN dual 120Ω RJ-45 dual EIA 530/RS-449

DIDCSU 2912 Overview

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Chapter

2DIDCSU 2912 Quick Set-Up

This chapter is divided into two main sections. The first section

provides step-by-step procedures for installing your DIDCSU 2912

module on a T1 circuit. The second portion of this chapter provides

step-by-step procedures for an E1 installation.

T1 Quick Set-Up

This quick configuration guide makes the following assumptions:

•You are installing the DIDCSU 2912 in a dual-line shelf with an

NCM 2000 module.

•You are connecting two T1 facilities—one an FT1 using 12

DS0s, the other a full T1 with 24 DS0s—to the two network

ports of the DIDCSU 2912.

•The full T1 connects to Net Port 1 and all of the timeslots are

mapped to Data Port 1, the fractional T1 is connected to Net

Port 2 and the first 12 DS0s are mapped to Data Port 2.

•The NCM 2000 controller module is in slot 1 and the DIDCSU is

in slot 2.

Figure 2-1 Example Configuration

NOTE: These procedures may not match your configuration. Use this

chapter as a guide for equipment installation. DIDCSU T1

Version has complete details on configuration of the T1

mode.

Connect to Craft

Port Connect the modular (RJ-11) end of the Craft cable (P/N 458-

102119-008) to the port labeled LOCAL on the front panel of the NCM

controller module. Connect the other end of the Craft cable to your

PC or terminal.

Management

Terminal Fractional

T1

12 DS0s

Full T1

24 DS0s

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Terminal

Parameters Set your terminal, or terminal program, to

•19.2 kbit/s

•8 data bits

•no parity

•one stop bit

•no flow control

Logging On 1. Press ENTER. The pSH+> prompt is displayed. Type “craft” and

press ENTER.

2. A password prompt appears. Initially there is no password,

press ENTER to display the NCM Main Menu.

If the NCM Main Menu display (Figure 2-2) shows the DIDCSU in the

proper shelf/slot position (letter A in slot 2), go to Step 10.

Figure 2-2 NCM Main Menu

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Site Name: Tech Pubs & Trainin Access Level: 2

Site Name: Tech Pubs & Trainin Access Level: 2 Site Name: Tech Pubs & Trainin Access Level: 2

Site Name: Tech Pubs & Trainin Access Level: 2

Managing at NEAR end node [0.0.0.204] Node ID: 204

Managing at NEAR end node [0.0.0.204] Node ID: 204 Managing at NEAR end node [0.0.0.204] Node ID: 204

Managing at NEAR end node [0.0.0.204] Node ID: 204

<- SLOT ->

<- SLOT -> <- SLOT ->

<- SLOT ->

SHELF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

SHELF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 SHELF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

SHELF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

0 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

0 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

1 D [*N] A

1 D [*N] A 1 D [*N] A

1 D [*N] A

2 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

3 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

4 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

4 - - - - - - - - - - - - -

KEY: A=didcsu B=diu/dbu C=csu D=diu E=sdiu F=diu/dds G=dhdm

KEY: A=didcsu B=diu/dbu C=csu D=diu E=sdiu F=diu/dds G=dhdmKEY: A=didcsu B=diu/dbu C=csu D=diu E=sdiu F=diu/dds G=dhdm

KEY: A=didcsu B=diu/dbu C=csu D=diu E=sdiu F=diu/dds G=dhdm

H=atm/imux I=idcsu J=pep K=dac L=hlm M=imux N=ncm

H=atm/imux I=idcsu J=pep K=dac L=hlm M=imux N=ncm H=atm/imux I=idcsu J=pep K=dac L=hlm M=imux N=ncm

H=atm/imux I=idcsu J=pep K=dac L=hlm M=imux N=ncm

P=dpri Q=quad R=subrate S=hsm T=hdm U=dcsu

P=dpri Q=quad R=subrate S=hsm T=hdm U=dcsu P=dpri Q=quad R=subrate S=hsm T=hdm U=dcsu

P=dpri Q=quad R=subrate S=hsm T=hdm U=dcsu

V=vcu W= dhdm_poet X=qpri ?=unknown

V=vcu W= dhdm_poet X=qpri ?=unknown V=vcu W= dhdm_poet X=qpri ?=unknown

V=vcu W= dhdm_poet X=qpri ?=unknown

S) shelf/slot O) administration

S) shelf/slot O) administrationS) shelf/slot O) administration

S) shelf/slot O) administration

C) configuration D) diagnostics

C) configuration D) diagnosticsC) configuration D) diagnostics

C) configuration D) diagnostics

P) performance/status A) alarm

P) performance/status A) alarmP) performance/status A) alarm

P) performance/status A) alarm

B) circuit manager I) manufacturing info

B) circuit manager I) manufacturing infoB) circuit manager I) manufacturing info

B) circuit manager I) manufacturing info

X) exit this screen

X) exit this screenX) exit this screen

X) exit this screen

A [0.0.0.204] [1,1] NCM 2000 >

A [0.0.0.204] [1,1] NCM 2000 >A [0.0.0.204] [1,1] NCM 2000 >

A [0.0.0.204] [1,1] NCM 2000 >

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