Table of Contents

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

index

Numerics

10BaseT Ethernet/LAN connector

location     3-29

128-port chassis cable     C-1

64-port chassis cable     C-1

A

ADSL

definition     1-1

interface     1-3

test equipment connectors     3-7, 3-9, 4-3

alarm

conditions, reporting     3-23

contact connectors

Cisco 6100     3-7

Cisco 6130     3-9

fan tray     3-7, 3-9

management     3-23

API design, assumptions     E-5

asymmetric digital subscriber line

See ADSL

ATM

addressing guidelines     E-1

address space

considerations     E-1

supported ranges     E-2

supported types     E-2

interface     3-19

transceiver     3-19

UNI specification

restrictions     E-1

version 3.1     E-1

ATM/SONET/SDH transceivers     3-19

ATM Forum

UNI Version 3.1 specification     E-1

B

backplane

Cisco 6100

connectors     3-6

illustration     3-5

overview     3-5

switches     3-6

Cisco 6110

connectors     4-3

illustration     4-2

overview     4-2

switches     4-3

Cisco 6120

connection     5-3

illustration     5-3

Cisco 6130

connectors     3-8

daughter cards     3-28

illustration     3-8

overview     3-8

switches     3-8

fan tray     3-32

baud rate settings     3-24

Bellcore standards     1-4

blank faceplates

Cisco 6100     3-2, 3-3, 4-1

Cisco 6120     5-2

Cisco 6130     3-2

block diagram

CAP ATU-C module     B-2

Cisco 6100 Series with NI-1 system     B-1

DMT-2 ATU-C module     B-3

DS3 NI-1 module     B-7

LIM     B-9

LIM controller module     B-10

OC-3c NI-1 module     B-6

STU-C module     B-5

system controller module     B-8

BNC shield     3-30

C

cable

128-port chassis     C-1

64-port chassis     C-1

Belden     3-21

building Cisco 6100 cable     D-31

CAB-128-mix, overview     C-24

CAB-64-mix, overview     C-23

DS3 NI-1 module

description     3-21

reach comparisons     3-21

Lucent     3-21

one-to-one cable

overview     C-4, C-9, C-17, C-19

port mapping     D-2, D-9, D-25

one-to-two cable

overview     C-6

port mapping     D-5

three-to-three cable

overview     C-14

port mapping     D-20

three-to-two cable

overview     C-13

port mapping     D-17

two-to-two cable

overview     C-10, C-20

port mapping     D-14, D-28

cabling

Cisco 6130 to Cisco 6120     C-4, C-23

Cisco 6130 to MDF     C-13, C-14, C-23, C-24

Cisco 6130 to Siecor POTS splitter     C-24

Digital Off-Hook     C-16

Direct Connect with a POTS splitter     C-4

Direct Connect without a POTS splitter     C-12

intermixing modules     C-22

overview     C-2

Siecor POTS splitter     C-8

subtended network configuration     C-25, C-26

CAP ATU-C module

block diagram     B-2

compatible cables     C-2, C-3

intermixing     3-10, 3-11

LED indicators     3-12

modem support     3-11

overview     3-11

CAP POTS module

compatibility     5-4

description     5-4

caution

definition     xvi

C-bit parity     3-21

cell

invalid HECs     3-21

mapping     3-21

payload scrambling     3-21

unassigned     3-21

Champ connector

Cisco 6100     3-6

Cisco 6110     4-3

Cisco 6120     5-3

Cisco 6130     3-9

securing     C-3

Cisco 605     E-4

Cisco 6100

alarm contact connector     3-7

backplane

connectors     3-6

definition     3-5

illustration     3-5

switches     3-6

blank faceplates     3-2, 3-3, 4-1

chassis ground connector     3-7

configuration compatibility     3-1

configurations     2-5

definition     3-1

dimensions     1-3

DIP switch     3-7

ground jumper connector     3-7

illustration     3-3

logic ground connector     3-7

module

compartment     3-2

slots     3-3

modules, compatibility     5-4

modules, configuration compatibility     3-10

power connection

location     3-6

rack space     A-2

secondary lightning protection warning     2-2, 2-5

secondary slots     3-4

system I/O card, connector     3-6

thermal guard, description     3-33

weight     1-3

Cisco 6100 Series with NI-1 system

ADSL interface     1-3

ATM addressing guidelines     E-1

block diagrams     B-1

cable overview     C-2

certifications     1-4

components     1-1

configuration planning     A-1

configurations

Digital Off-Hook     2-5

Direct Connect with a POTS splitter     2-1

Direct Connect without a POTS splitter     2-4

subtended network     2-8

craft interface     1-3

definition     1-1

Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-5

dimensions     1-3

Direct Connect

with a POTS splitter configuration     2-1

without a POTS splitter configuration     2-4

features     1-2

functional block diagram     B-1

future expansion     C-1

loss of power     5-1

main components, illustration     1-2

modem support     1-2

network interface     1-3

number of subscribers     E-4

planning     A-1

power requirements     1-3, A-4

rack space     A-2

release compatibility     1-2

requirements

power     1-3

SDSL interface     1-3

specifications

hardware     1-3

software     1-4

standards     1-4

subtended network configuration     2-8

VCC connection capacity     E-2

VPC connection capacity     E-2

weight     1-3

Cisco 6110

backplane

connectors     4-3

definition     4-2

illustration     4-2

switches     4-3

chassis ground connector     4-3

configurations     2-5

dimensions     1-3

DIP switch     4-3

fuse rating     A-4

ground jumper connector     4-3

illustration     4-2

logic ground connector     4-3

maximum supported     4-1

modem pool connector     4-3

module

compartment     4-1

description     4-3

slots     4-2

overview     4-1

power connection

location     4-3

rack space     A-2

weight     1-3

Cisco 6120

backplane

connection     5-3

illustration     5-3

blank faceplates     5-2

configurations     2-1, 2-5

dimensions     1-3

illustration     5-2

module

compartment     5-2

description     5-4

slots     5-2

rack space     A-2

weight     1-3

Cisco 6130

alarm contact connector     3-9

backplane

connectors     3-8

definition     3-8

identification     3-8

illustration     3-8

switches     3-8

blank faceplates     3-2

configuration compatibility     3-1

configurations     2-1, 2-4

daughter cards     3-28

definition     3-1

dimensions     1-3

front cover

description     3-31

fuse rating     A-4

module

description     3-9

modules, compatibility     5-4

modules, configuration compatibility     3-10

power connection

location     3-9

power requirements     A-4

rack space     A-2

rear cover

description     3-31

system I/O card, connector     3-9

weight     1-3

Cisco 675     E-4

CLI

commands     3-25

serial interface     3-25

command line interface

See CLI

configuration compatibility, modules     3-10

connection

Cisco 6120

backplane     5-3

data     5-4

line     5-4

voice     5-4

network     3-19

connector

10BaseT Ethernet/LAN     3-29

ADSL test equipment     3-7, 3-9, 4-3

alarm contact, Cisco 6100     3-7

alarm contact, Cisco 6130     3-9

backplane

Cisco 6100     3-6

Cisco 6110     4-3

Cisco 6130     3-8

fan tray     3-33

Champ

Cisco 6100     3-6

Cisco 6110     4-3

Cisco 6120     5-3

Cisco 6130     3-9

securing     C-3

Cisco 6100

chassis ground     3-7

ground jumper     3-7

logic ground     3-7

Cisco 6110

chassis ground     4-3

ground jumper     4-3

logic ground     4-3

DIN     3-6, 3-8

DS3

BNC     3-29, 3-30

subtending I/O card     3-6, 3-8, 3-30

D-sub

Cisco 6110     4-3

D-sub, Cisco 6120     5-3

hard metric module     3-6, 3-9

modem pool A     4-3

modem pool B     4-3

power, Cisco 6100     3-6

power, Cisco 6110     4-3

power, Cisco 6130     3-9

SCSI

Cisco 6110     4-3

SCSI2

Cisco 6100     3-6

Cisco 6110     4-3

system I/O card     3-6, 3-9, 3-29

terminal block     3-6, 3-9, 4-3

connectors

system controller module, EIA/TIA-232     3-24

cooling requirements     3-32

CPE

information     1-1

overview     1-1

craft interface

See EIA/TIA-232

customer premises equipment

See CPE

D

data bit settings     3-24

daughter

card

DS3 subtending I/O card     3-28

system I/O card     3-28

Digital Off-Hook configuration

cable descriptions     C-16

cable part numbers     C-17, C-19, C-20

cabling configuration     C-18, C-20, C-22

components     2-5

definition     2-5

illustration     2-6

modules     3-10

modules, types     2-5

one-to-one cable     C-17, C-19

port mapping tables     D-25

rack space     A-2

sample configuration     2-7

subscribers     2-5

two-to-two cable     C-20

DIN connectors     3-6, 3-8

DIP switch

location

Cisco 6100     3-7

Cisco 6110     4-3

Direct Connect configuration

with a POTS splitter

cable descriptions     C-4

cable part numbers     C-4, C-6, C-9, C-10

cabling configuration     C-5, C-7, C-10, C-12

components     2-1

definition     2-1

illustration     2-2, 2-3

modules     2-1

modules, types     2-1

multiple chassis     2-1

one-to-one cable     C-4, C-9

one-to-two cable     C-6

port mapping tables     D-2

rack space     A-2

subscribers     2-1

two-to-two cable     C-10

without a POTS splitter

cable descriptions     C-12

cable part numbers     C-13, C-14

cabling configuration     C-14, C-16

components     2-4

definition     2-4

illustration     2-5

modules, types     2-4

multiple chassis     2-4

port mapping tables     D-17

rack space     A-2

subscribers     2-4

three-to-three cable     C-14

three-to-two cable     C-13

without PSC

modules, types     3-10

with PSC

modules, types     3-10

DMT-2 ATU-C module

block diagram     B-3

compatible cables     C-2, C-3

faceplate     3-12, 3-13

illustration     3-12, 3-13

intermixing     3-10, 3-11

LED indicators     3-14

modem support     3-13

overview     3-13

DMT POTS module     5-4

compatibility     5-4

description     5-4

documentation

feedback     xviii

obtaining

CD-ROM     xvii

world wide web     xvii

ordering     xvii

related     xvi

DOH configuration

See Digital Off-Hook configuration

DS3

75-ohm coaxial cable     C-26

ATM interface     3-19

BNC connectors     3-29, 3-30

NI-1 module

faceplate     3-22

illustration     3-22

LED indicators     3-22

STM

faceplate     3-26

illustration     3-26

LED indicators     3-26

overview     3-26

subscriber management     3-26

subtend host module

See DS3 STM

subtending I/O card

backplane location     2-9

cabling     C-26

connector on Cisco 6100     3-6

connector on Cisco 6130     3-8

connectors     3-30

illustration     3-30

location     3-28

DS3 NI-1 module

block diagram     B-7

DSL access multiplexer

See DSLAM, definition

DSLAM, definition     1-1

DSL product family     1-1

D-sub connectors

Cisco 6110     4-3

D-sub connectors, Cisco 6120     5-3

E

edge connector key

definition     3-16, 3-18

illustration     3-16, 3-18

EIA/TIA-232

connection, definition     3-25

interface     1-3

laptop support     3-24

management interface     1-4

VT-100 terminal support     3-24

electrical problems, prevention     4-3

F

fan tray

alarm

contacts     3-7, 3-9

backplane     3-32

connectors     3-33

illustration     3-32

configuration options     2-1, 2-4

dimensions     1-3

fuse rating     A-4

illustration     3-32

LED indicators     3-32

power requirements     A-4

preventive maintenance     3-32

rack space     A-2

weight     1-3

ferrite

requirements     C-26

Flash memory     3-23

flexi ATU-C module

edge connector key     3-16

faceplate     3-15

illustration     3-15

intermixing

CAP mode     3-10, 3-11

DMT mode     3-10, 3-11

LED indicators     3-15

line encoding     3-14

modem support     3-14

overview     3-14

front cover

description     3-31

fuse

calculation     A-4

rating

Cisco 6110     A-4

Cisco 6130     A-4

fan tray     A-4

requirements     A-4

G

guide contents, description     xiii

H

hard metric module connectors     3-6, 3-9

hardware

specifications     1-3

header

error correction     3-21

HEC calculation coset function     3-21

high frequency noise     C-26

I

in-band management channel     3-23

intermixing modules

CAB-128-mix cable     C-24

CAB-64-mix cable     C-23

cable part numbers     C-23, C-24

cables     C-22

cabling configuration     C-23

not supported     3-10

supported     3-10

intraoffice protection     4-4

L

laptop, EIA/TIA-232 support     3-24

LED indicators

CAP ATU-C module     3-12

DMT-2 ATU-C module     3-14

DS3 NI-1 module     3-22

DS3 STM     3-26

fan tray     3-32

flexi ATU-C module     3-15

LIM     4-5

LIM controller module     4-6

OC-3c NI-1 module     3-20

STU-C module     3-17

system controller module     3-24

LIM

block diagram     B-9

faceplate     4-4

illustration     4-4

LED indicators     4-5

overview     4-3

LIM controller module

block diagram     B-10

faceplate     4-6

illustration     4-6

LED indicators     4-6

overview     4-5

loss of power     5-1

M

MC

Cisco 6100

configuration compatibility     3-1

definition     3-1

Cisco 6130

configuration compatibility     3-1

definition     3-1

configuration compatibility     3-1

modem pool connector     4-3

modem pools

association     4-4

modem support     1-2

module

block diagrams     3-10

Cisco 6110     4-3

Cisco 6120     5-4

Cisco 6130     3-9

compatibility     5-4

configuration compatibility     3-10

edge connector key     3-16, 3-18

intermixing     3-10

power requirements     A-4

modules     3-5

multi-mode

fiber     3-19

OC-3c transceiver, electro-optical characteristics     3-19

multiplexer chassis

See MC

N

network

connections

DS3     3-21

OC-3c     3-19

interface module

See NI-1 module

NI-1 module

connections     3-19

overview     3-18

note, definition     xv

O

OC-3c

NI-1 module

faceplate     3-20

illustration     3-20

LED indicators     3-20

optical ATM interface     3-19

OC-3c NI-1 module

block diagram     B-6

optical

ATM interface     3-19

oversubscription     4-4

P

parity settings     3-24

payload scrambling     3-21

permanent virtual circuit

See PVC

PLCP cell mapping     3-21

port mapping tables

building Cisco 6100 cable     D-31

one-to-one cable     D-2, D-9, D-25

one-to-two cable     D-5

three-to-three cable     D-20

three-to-two cable     D-17

two-to-two cable     D-14, D-28

POTS

frequencies, routing     5-1

module

CAP. See CAP POTS module

DMT. See DMT POTS module

faceplate     5-5

POTS modules

compatibility     5-4

POTS splitter

definition     1-1

rack space     A-2

power

connectors     3-6, 3-9, 4-3

loss     3-23

planning     A-4

requirements     A-4

preventive maintenance, fan tray     3-32

provisioning

automated     E-4

information, storage     3-23

PSTN, loss of service     5-1

PVC

per subscriber     E-4

switching     E-4

R

rack

space

calculation     A-2

maximum     A-2

planning     A-2

requirements     A-2

radiation reduction     C-26

rear cover

description     3-31

routing

POTS frequencies     5-1

xDSL frequencies     5-1

S

SCSI2 connectors

Cisco 6100     3-6

Cisco 6110     4-3

SCSI connectors

Cisco 6110     4-3

SDSL

definition     1-1

interface     1-3

secondary protection     4-4

serial interface     3-25

serial management bus     4-3

settings

baud rate     3-24

data bit     3-24

parity     3-24

stop bit     3-24

Siecor POTS splitter

cable part numbers     C-8

cables     C-8

Cisco 6100 Series modules     3-10

compatibility     3-1, 3-10

configurations     2-1

installation procedures     C-8

port mapping tables     D-9

rack space     A-2

single-mode

fiber     3-19

OC-3c transceiver, electro-optical characteristics     3-19

SMF interface     3-19

SNMP

See ViewRunner management software

software

architecture, support     1-4

specifications     1-4

specifications

Cisco 6100 Series with NI-1 system     1-4

hardware     1-3

software     1-4

statistics management     3-23

stop bit settings     3-24

STU-C module

block diagram     B-5

compatible cables     C-2, C-3

edge connector key     3-18

faceplate     3-17

illustration     3-16, 3-17, 3-18

intermixing     3-10, 3-11

LED indicators     3-17

line encoding     3-16

modem support     3-16

overview     3-16

subscriber lines, maximum number per Cisco 6110     4-1

subscribers

determine demand     E-4

number of connections     E-4

subtended

definition     2-8

host chassis     2-9

network configuration

description     2-8

DS3 NI-1 module location     2-9

DS3 STM location     2-9

features     2-8

illustration     2-8

rack space     A-2

slot assignment     2-9

subscriber management     3-26

node chassis     2-9

subtend host module

See DS3 STM

subtending

cables     C-25, C-26

cabling configuration     C-25, C-26

definition     2-8

tree, definition     2-8

support

software architecture     1-4

technical     xvii

SVC

connection mode     E-4

switching     E-4

switched virtual circuits

See SVC

symmetric digital subscriber line

See SDSL

system

controller module

faceplate     3-24

Flash memory     3-23

functions     3-23

illustration     3-24

LED indicators     3-24

overview     3-23

software     3-23

software, updating     3-23

statistics management     3-23

I/O card

backplane location     2-9

Cisco 6100 connectors     3-6

Cisco 6130 connectors     3-9

connectors     3-29, C-26

DS3 jumpers     3-30

illustration     3-29

location     3-28

management interface

PC     3-29

UNIX system     3-29

system controller module

block diagram     B-8

connectors, EIA/TIA-232     3-24

T

TAC     xviii

Technical Assistance Center     xvii

terminal block connectors     3-6, 3-9, 4-3

TFTP protocol     3-23

thermal guard

configuration options     2-1

description     3-33

tie wrap

Champ connector     C-3

illustration     C-3

rear cover mounting bracket     3-31

timesaver, definition     xv

tip, definition     xvi

U

UL

1950

3rd edition, certification     1-4

upgrades, obtaining     xviii

V

VCC

connection capacity     E-2

reservation     E-4

VCI

maximum     E-1

reserved     E-1

VCI support     1-3

ViewRunner

for HP OpenView

See ViewRunner management software

for Windows

See ViewRunner management software

management software

alarm event reporting     6-2

definition     1-2

release compatibility     1-2

types     6-1

ViewRunner management software

CLI commands     3-25

compatibility with Cisco 6100 Series with NI-1 system     6-1

virtual channel connection

See VCC

virtual channel identifiers

See VCI

virtual path connection

See VPC

virtual path identifier

See VPI

virtual paths

See VP

voice switching equipment, co-locating     5-1

VP

maximum     E-1

VPC

connection capacity     E-2

VPI

capacity     E-2

VPI support     1-3

VT-100 terminal, EIA/TIA-232 support     3-24

W

warning

definition     xvi

secondary lightning protection     2-2, 2-5

X

xDSL frequencies, routing     5-1

Y

Y2K compliance     1-4

Posted: Thu May 18 14:20:55 PDT 2000
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