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QUAD ADSL
CLEI: VAAIM20B_ _
JOBAID
61179413L1-22A
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C A U T I O N
C A U T I O N
!
SUBJECT TO ELECTROSTATIC DAMAGE
OR DECREASE IN RELIABILITY.
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS REQUIRED.
LED INDICATORS
LOOP (1-4) ● Green Loop is up
✷ Flashing Green Loop is training
● Yellow Loop test is active
● Red Loop is down
INSTALLATION AND TURNUP
■ After unpacking the unit, inspect it for damage. If you note damage, file a claim with the carrier and
then contact ADTRAN Customer Service.
■ This module operates in conjunction with an ATM BCU.
■ This module occupies two adjacent slots in the Total Access shelf with the left most occupied slot
being odd numbered.
■ Pull the ejector tab into the down position and gently but firmly push the access module into the
selected access slots. Simultaneous thumb pressure at the top (above the ADTRAN logo) and at the
bottom (below the electrostatic caution symbol) of the unit will ensure a good seat of the access
module into the backplane connector. Push the ejector tab up and closed against the access module
front panel.
■ Upon installation, the access module will begin a self-test during which the faceplate LEDs will cycle
RED then YELLOW then GREEN. This is followed with the LEDs reflecting the true state of the
hardware. Under normal operation, an access module with the default provisioning will display
RED PORT LEDs. Once each port detects a physical link, the respective LED will illuminate GREEN.
CONNECTIONS
One 25-pair termination block, located in the lower right hand corner of the Total Access 1000, provides
the interconnect wiring for the access modules located in slots 1 through 6 of the enclosures. When
using the Quad ADSL plus POTS Access Module, the POTS signal is provided by the network and is
connected to certain pairs on the Total Access 1000 DAT termination block. The ADSL plus POTS signal
is then delivered to the customer by the other pairs on the termination block. Refer to the table below
for pair assignments. The connections are terminated by pulling out the connector, slipping the wire
through the access holes, then pushing the connectors back into place.
The incoming HDSL2 signals are connected to P2, P3, P4, P5, located below the access modules slots.
Pair Connection Type IN from Network/ Access Port
OUT to Customer Module
1 POTS IN 1 1
2 ADSL plus POTS OUT 1 1
3 POTS IN 1 2
4 ADSL plus POTS OUT 1 2
5 POTS IN 1 3
6 ADSL plus POTS OUT 1 3
7 POTS IN 1 4
8 ADSL plus POTS OUT 1 4
9 POTS IN 3 1
10 ADSL plus POTS OUT 3 1
11 POTS IN 3 2
12 ADSL plus POTS OUT 3 2
13 POTS IN 3 3
14 ADSL plus POTS OUT 3 3
15 POTS IN 3 4
16 ADSL plus POTS OUT 3 4
17 POTS IN 5 1
18 ADSL plus POTS OUT 5 1
19 POTS IN 5 2
20 ADSL plus POTS OUT 5 2
21 POTS IN 5 3
22 ADSL plus POTS OUT 5 3
23 POTS IN 5 4
24 ADSL plus POTS OUT 5 4
PROVISIONING
The ADMIN interface (DB-9 connector) on the Total Access 1000 DAT BCU is used to change
provisioning options, obtain access module status, and initiate tests on circuits. To access the
menus screens, connect a VT100 terminal emulation program to the craft interface port using
a standard male-to-female RS-232, DB-9 cable. Craft port settings are as follows:
■ 9600 Baud
■ No parity
■ 8 Data bits
■ 1 Stop bit
When logging on, the user will be prompted for an account name and password. The default
account names are ADMIN, READWRITE, and READONLY in all capital letters. The factory
default password is PASSWORD in all capital letters for all default account names.
Refer to the menu tree on the reverse side to navigate each provisioning, status, and test
option.
DEFAULT PROVISIONING OPTIONS
Option Default
Card Level Provisioning
Card Service State Out of Service – Maintenance
Line Level Provisioning
Line Service State Out of Service – Maintenance
Rate Mode Adaptive
Data Path Selection Interleave
Downstream Line Profile
Target SNR Margin 6 dB
Min TX Rate 32 kbps
Max TX Rate 6176 kbps
Interleave Max Delay 32 ms
Upstream Line Profile
Target SNR Margin 6 dB
Min TX Rate 32 kbps
Max TX Rate 1024 kbps
Interleave Max Delay 16 ms
Alarm Profile
15-M in LOFs Threshold Disabled
15-M in LOSs Threshold Disabled
15-M in LOLs Threshold Disabled
Link Down Alarm Disabled
15-M in ESs Threshold Disabled
SERVICE STATE DEFINITIONS
Features In Service OOS – Maintenance OOS – Unassigned
Alarms Enabled Disabled Disabled
Test Access Not Permitted Permitted Permitted
Software Updates Permitted Permitted Permitted
Provisioning Changes Permitted Permitted Permitted
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PRICING AND AVAILABILITY 800.827.0807
TECHNICAL SUPPORT 800.726.8663
RETURN FOR REPAIR 256.963.8722
www.adtran.com
61179413L1-22A
TOTAL ACCESS 1000 QUAD ADSL MENU TREE
Main Menu
1. Configuration
Unit Name
CLEI Code
Part Number
Serial Number
Product Revision
Software Revision
Link Status
Downstream Rate
Upstream Rate
Downstream Margin
Upstream Margin
Downstream Power
Upstream Power
Downstream Attenuation
Upstream Attenuation
Max Downstream Rate
Max Upstream Rate
Actual Downstream Delay
Actual Upstream Delay
Loss of Link Secs
Initialize Sec
Loss of Signal Sec
Loss of Frame Sec
Errored Secs
Quad ADSL Menus
1. ADSL Line 1
2. ADSL Line 2
3. ADSL Line 3
4. ADSL Line 4
1. ADSL Line 1
2. ADSL Line 2
3. ADSL Line 3
4. ADSL Line 4
2. Provisioning
4. Alarms
5. Performance
3. Status
1. Line Provisioning
1. Fixed
2. Adaptive
2. Rate Mode
1. Interleave
2. Fast
3. Data Path Selection
4. Downstream Line Profile
1. Line Service State
4. Card Service State
3. Reset to Factory Default
2. Flash Upload
2. Out of Service - Unassigned
3. Out of Service - Maintenance
1. In Service
2. Out of Service - Unassigned
3. Out of Service - Maintenance
1. In Service
2. Upstream
1. Downstream
2. Alarm Status
1. Alarm Provisioning
2. Upstream Alarm Profile
1. Downstream Alarm Profile
2. Circuit Overview
1. ADSL Status
3. Service State Status
5. Upstream Line Profile
1. Target SNR Margin
2. Channel Min TX Rate
3. Channel Max TX Rate
4. Interleave Max Delay
1. Reset Line 1
2. Reset Line 2
4. Reset Line 4
5. Reset All Lines
3. Reset Line 3
1. 15 Min History
3. Previous Day History
2. Current Day History
Loss of Signal Sec
Loss of Frame Sec
Errored Secs
1. 15 Min History
3. Previous Day History
2. Current Day History
1. 15 Min LOSs Threshold
3. 15 Min ESs Threshold
2. 15 Min LOFs Threshold
1. 15 Min LOLs Threshold
Downstream LOL Alarm
Downstream LOS Alarm
Downstream LOF Alarm
Downstream ESs Alarm
Upstream LOL Alarm
Upstream LOF Alarm
Upstream ESs Alarm
Link Down Alarm
2. 15 Min LOSs Threshold
3. 15 Min LOFs Threshold
4. 15 Min ESs Threshold
5. Link Down Alarm
WARRANTY
Warranty for Carrier Networks products manufactured by ADTRAN and supplied under Buyer’s order for use in the U.S. is ten (10) years. For a complete copy of ADTRAN’s U.S. and Canada Carrier Networks
Equipment Warranty
(P/N 60000087-10): (877) 457-5007, faxback Document 414.
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