Table of Contents

A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X

index

A

AC power requirements   2-2, 3-17

adapter pinouts

auxiliary port to modem   A-6

console port to ASCII terminal   A-5

console port to PC   A-4

adapters

ETSI CTR17 for E&M ports   A-27

RJ-45 to DB-25 DCE for modem   A-2

RJ-45 to DB-25 DTE for terminal   A-2

RJ-45 to DB-9 DTE for terminal   A-2

administrative interfaces

auxiliary port   1-9

console port   1-9

analog voice module

See AVM

analog voice ports

connecting   3-40

description   1-13

pinouts   A-26  to A-28

ASCII terminal, connecting   3-51

auxiliary port

configuration   A-2

connecting   3-28

description   1-9

pinouts   A-4, A-5, A-6

AVM

elements of   1-13

function of   1-15

B

backup, redundancy

See BRI S/T backup

boot helper Flash memory   1-21

boot ROM   1-20

bootstrap program   1-20

boot-up, messages   4-2

brackets

rack-mounting   3-8  to 3-12

wall-mounting   3-14

bridging, transparent   1-2

BRI S/T backup   1-2, 1-14, 3-7, 3-35, 3-36

BRI S/T backup port

connecting   3-35

description   1-12

distance limitations   2-13

pinouts   A-29

BRI S/T voice port

distance limitations   2-13

pinouts   A-29

BRI S/T voice ports

connecting   3-38

description   1-12

BRI voice module

See BVM

BVM

elements of   1-12

function of   1-15

C

cable

distance limitations   2-10  to 2-12

pinouts

See pinouts

serial

See serial transition cable

cable, serial transition

See serial transition cable

cabling, summary of   3-46

caller ID   1-15, 1-16

calling line identification

See caller ID

caution messages

air ventilation with wall mounting   3-14

ESD wrist-strap safety   3-4

exceeding EIA/TIA-232 distance limitations   2-11

exceeding EIA/TIA-449 distance limitations   2-12

exceeding V.35 distance limitations   2-12

for desk and table mounting   3-13

lightning hazard   2-3

power surge recommendation   2-3

wall-mounting security   3-14

caution symbol, meaning of   xiii

chassis grounding   1-18, 3-16

chassis opening   5-3

checklist, installation   3-5

Cisco IOS software   1-24

Cisco Redundant Power System

installation   3-21

usage   1-21

clocking, external   3-31

computer, for configuration   3-7

configuration

initial   1-24

locally   1-24

remotely   1-24

through Telnet   1-24

configuration files   1-20

connecting ports

analog voice   3-40

auxiliary   3-28

BRI S/T backup   3-35

BRI S/T voice   3-38

console   3-27

Ethernet   3-30

synchronous serial   3-30

T1/E1 digital voice   3-42

T1/E1 trunk   3-32

connector pinouts

See pinouts

connectors and cables   A-2  to A-27

console port

adapter   A-5, A-6

ASCII terminal connection   3-27

configuration   A-2

description   1-9

PC connection   3-25

pinouts   A-5, A-6

console terminal   3-7

controls (table)   1-23

controls, descriptions of   1-22

cooling recommendations   2-2

CSU/DSU   1-14, 3-6, 3-33

CTR

See ETSI CTR17

CTR17 adapter   A-27

D

DCE/DTE devices (table)   2-4

DCE/DTE devices, description   2-4

DC power requirements   3-19

demarcation device   3-32

deployment, in network   1-5

deployment scenarios example (figure)   1-5

digital voice module

See DVM

digital voice-port connections   3-42

distance limitations for cables

   2-10  to 2-12

digital voice port (table)   2-12

EIA/TIA-232 (table)   2-11

EIA/TIA-449 (table)   2-11

EIA-530 (table)   2-12

T1/E1 (table)   2-10

V.35 (table)   2-11

X.21 (table)   2-11

DRAM   1-20

DS0 restrictions (table)   1-12

DTE/DCE devices, description   2-4

DVM

elements of   1-13

function of   1-17

dynamic random-access memory

See DRAM

E

E&M personality module, function of   1-16

EIA/TIA-232

distance limitations   2-11

pinout and signals   A-10

signaling standards   2-5, 2-7

EIA/TIA-449

distance limitations   2-11

pinout and signals   A-13

signaling standards   2-5, 2-7

EIA-530

distance limitations   2-12

pinout and signals   A-7

signaling standards   2-5, 2-9

electrical safety guidelines   3-2

electromagnetic interference

See EMI

electrostatic discharge

See ESD

EMI

cabling considerations   2-10

causes and effects   2-13

ESD

effects   3-4

prevention   3-4

Ethernet cables, distance limitations   2-10

Ethernet hub   3-7

Ethernet port

connecting   3-30

description   1-9

pinouts   A-24

ETSI compliance kit   1-22

ETSI CTR17   3-40, A-27

F

fan, cooling

noise level   1-25

Flash memory

boot helper   1-21

programmable   1-20

FXO personality module, function of   1-16

FXS personality module, function of   1-15

G

grounding lug   1-18, 3-16

ground loops, EMI effects of   2-13

H

hardware configurations   1-18

hardware configurations (table)   1-19

HCM2   1-18

HCM6   1-18

humidity specification   1-25

I

IEC 320   1-21

IEEE 802   1-2

indicators

See LEDs

initialization   4-2

input power specifications   1-25

installation

checklist   3-5

rack-mounting   3-8

tools, parts, and equipment required   3-6

wall-mounting   3-14

interface pinouts

See pinouts

IOS

See Cisco IOS software

ISDN BRI S/T ports

See BRI S/T voice ports

J

jumper J6   3-34, 3-42

L

LED, power on   4-2

LEDs (table)   1-23

LEDs, descriptions of   1-22

lightning, EMI effects   2-13

lightning hazard, caution message   2-3

log, record keeping   3-6

M

malfunctions, how to diagnose   4-8

memory

boot helper Flash   1-21

boot ROM   1-20

main   1-20

system code   1-20

memory requirements and options (table)   1-21

messages, boot-up   4-2

MFT

elements of   1-11

function of   1-14

types

MFT-BNC   1-15

MFT-E1   1-14

MFT-EBS   1-15

MFT-EUS   1-15

MFT-T1   1-14

MFT-TBS   1-15

modem   3-7

modem connections

alternative   A-7

local and remote   3-50

standard   A-6

modules

APM-E&M   1-16

APM-FXO   1-16

APM-FXS   1-15

AVM   1-15

BVM   1-15

DVM   1-17

MFT   1-14

VDM   1-17

voice compression   1-17

voice compression (table)   1-18

mounting methods   2-1

multiflex trunk module

See MFT

N

NEBS Level 3/ETSI compliance kit   1-22

Network Termination 1

See NT1

noise level, fan   1-25

NT1   1-12, 3-7, 3-35

O

operating system   1-24

P

packing list   3-7

PC connections

alternative   A-7

remote   3-50

standard   A-4

phantom power   1-15

physical ports   1-8

pinout information, summarized (table)   A-1

pinouts

auxiliary port to modem   A-6

BRI S/T backup port   A-29

BRI S/T voice port   A-29

console port to ASCII terminal   A-5

console port to PC   A-4

digital voice port   A-25

E&M analog voice ports with CTR17 adapter   A-28

E&M analog voice ports with RJ-1CX connector   A-27

EIA/TIA-232 DCE cable   A-12

EIA/TIA-232 DTE cable   A-11

EIA/TIA-449 DCE cable   A-14

EIA/TIA-449 DTE cable   A-13

EIA-530 DCE cable   A-9

EIA-530 DTE cable   A-8

Ethernet 10BaseT port   A-24

FXO and FXS analog voice ports   A-26

RS-366 ACE cable   A-23

serial cables   A-7  to A-23

T1/E1 port   A-25

V.35 DCE cable   A-17, A-19

V.35 DTE cable   A-16

X.21 DCE cable   A-21

X.21 DTE cable   A-21

PINX   1-12, 1-15

plastic leaded chip carrier

See PLCC

PLCC   1-20

ports, summary of   3-46

power connection

AC   3-17

DC   3-18  to 3-20

power cord, description   2-3

power redundancy   3-21  to 3-24

power requirements

AC   2-2, 3-17

DC   3-19

power supply

description   1-21

voltages   2-3

power surges, caution message   2-3

power up, procedure   4-2

problems

corrective actions   4-8

how to diagnose   4-8

processor specification   1-25

Q

QSIG   1-15

R

rack

installing chassis in   3-12

ventilation requirements   2-2

radio-frequency interference

See EMI

record keeping

installation checklist   3-5

site log   3-6

redundancy backup

See BRI S/T backup

remote PC, connecting   3-50

restrictions

serial port 1   1-10

serial port 1 (table)   1-11

T1/E1 trunk port (table)   1-12

RJ-1CX connector   A-27

rollover cable, identifying   A-3

ROM monitor   1-20

routing, between ports   1-2

RPS

See Cisco Redundant Power System

RS-232

See EIA/TIA-232

See EIA/TIA-530

RS-366

pinout and signals   A-22

RS-366 interface   1-17

RS-449

See EIA/TIA-449

S

safety

electricity   3-2

ESD   3-4

guidelines   3-2

safety ground for DC wiring   3-20

self-test, at power-up   4-2

serial cable pinouts and signals

See pinouts

serial ports

connection planning   2-4

connection procedure   3-30

restrictions   1-10

restrictions (table)   1-11

serial transition cable   2-5  to 2-9, 3-31

serial transition cables (figure)   2-6

signaling standards

EIA/TIA-232   2-5

EIA/TIA-449   2-5

EIA-530   2-5

V.35   2-5

X.21   2-5

software

boot   1-21

description   1-24

terminal emulation   3-25

specifications

for cables   A-1

technical (table)   1-25

static electricity prevention   3-4

synchronous serial port connections   3-30

system code memory   1-20

T

T1/E1 digital voice port

connecting   3-42

description   1-13

pinouts   A-25

T1/E1 trunk port

connecting   3-32

description   1-11

pinouts   A-25

restrictions (table)   1-12

TBR

See ETSI CTR17

TDM trunk services   1-11

telco rack   3-10

Telnet   1-24

temperature specification   1-25

terminal (console) connections

alternative   A-7

standard   A-5

terminal block tightening   3-20

terminal emulation software

configuration and settings   3-26

use of   3-50

tips symbol, meaning of   xiii

tools required

for cover replacement   5-1

for installation   3-6

torque, for tightening DC wire terminals   3-20

troubleshooting (table)   4-8

U

UIO serial ports   1-9

user interfaces

analog voice   1-13

Ethernet   1-9

ISDN QSIG BRI voice   1-12

synchronous serial   1-9

V

V.35

distance limitations   2-11

pinout and signals   A-15

signaling standards   2-5, 2-8

VCM3   1-18

VCM6   1-18

VDM

elements of   1-13

function of   1-17

ventilation recommendations   2-2

video codec dial-up port

description   1-13

video dial-up module

See VDM

video dial-up port

distance limitations   2-13

voice compression module

See VCM3, VCM6, HCM2, HCM6

voltage selection, AC   2-3

W

warnings

antistatic wrist strap   3-4

dangers of electricity   3-3

DC circuit breaker   3-19, 3-20

DC installation locations   3-19

DC wiring   3-19

E1 interface card installation hazards   3-33, 3-36

equipment grounding   3-3

fuses and circuit breakers   2-3

ISDN connection voltage hazard   3-35

personnel   3-2

power   2-3, 3-3

product disposal   1-25

SELV-to-TNV connection hazard   3-33, 3-35, 3-38

T1/E1 connection voltage hazard   3-32

TN power systems   2-3

WAN port hazardous voltages   3-33, 3-36

working during lightning activity   3-25

weight, chassis   1-25

X

X.21

distance limitations   2-11

pinout and signals   A-20

signaling standards   2-5, 2-8

Posted: Wed Aug 2 08:34:21 PDT 2000
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