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RADview-HPOV/TDM Network Management System for TDM Applications

Kilomux 2100/2104 © 1994–2002 RAD Data Communications Publication 06/02

Kilomux-2100/2104 User’s Manual i

Contents

Edit Configuration Mode Operations 1. Performing Mux Configuration Operations ........................................................... 1

Setting Mux Information Parameters............................................................................3 Configuring ISDN Auto Switch Triggers........................................................................7 Setting System Information..........................................................................................8 Setting Interface Info...................................................................................................9 Copying Configurations.............................................................................................10 Reading a Configuration from the Agent....................................................................11 Updating the Agent...................................................................................................12 Selecting the Configuration .......................................................................................12 Displaying Channels Connections..............................................................................12 Polling the Agent.......................................................................................................13

2. Displaying the Agent Window............................................................................ 14 3. Performing Card Operations .............................................................................. 14

Performing Card Configuration..................................................................................17 Copying a Card Configuration ...................................................................................20 Zooming to a Card....................................................................................................21 Replacing a Card ......................................................................................................21

4. Performing Channel Operations ......................................................................... 22 Performing Channel Configuration ............................................................................22 Channel Configuration Fields ....................................................................................23 Copying a Channel Configuration..............................................................................41

Agent Operations 5. Introduction ....................................................................................................... 43 6. Performing Mux Operations ............................................................................... 44

Displaying Mux Information......................................................................................45 Displaying ISDN Auto Switch Triggers .......................................................................48 Displaying System Information ..................................................................................49 Displaying Interface Information ...............................................................................49 Setting the Date Format ............................................................................................51 Setting the Agent Date and Time...............................................................................51 Setting Main Link Switching Commands....................................................................52 Displaying Channels Connections..............................................................................52 Resetting the Agent ...................................................................................................53

7. Performing Fault Operations .............................................................................. 53 Displaying Alarms .....................................................................................................53 Clearing Alarms.........................................................................................................54 Filtering Alarms.........................................................................................................55 Performing History Log Operations ...........................................................................55 Viewing Sanity Check Errors......................................................................................56

8. Performing Diagnostic Operations...................................................................... 56 Performing Monitoring Operations............................................................................56

9. Agent Window................................................................................................... 57 10. Defining the Manager List .................................................................................. 58

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11. Performing Card Operations .............................................................................. 59 Displaying Card Information .....................................................................................60 Call Command .........................................................................................................60 Zooming to a Card....................................................................................................61 Displaying Signaling Status ........................................................................................61 Resetting a Card........................................................................................................62 Rebuilding a Frame...................................................................................................63 Displaying Card & Channels Active Alarms List ..........................................................63 Displaying Card Level Alarms ....................................................................................64 Clearing Alarms.........................................................................................................64

12. Performing Channel Operations ......................................................................... 64 Displaying Channel Information ................................................................................64 Performing Channel Configuration ............................................................................65 Displaying Channel Active Alarms List .......................................................................66 Performing Channel Diagnostics Operations..............................................................66

13. Release Notes .................................................................................................... 70 Windows Layering ....................................................................................................70 Menu Positions .........................................................................................................70 Interface Info Parameters – KCL.2 .............................................................................70 Channel Tests ...........................................................................................................70 Error Message ...........................................................................................................70

List of Figures 1. Kilomux 2100 Edit Configuration Mode........................................................................... 1 2. Mux Information Dialog Box............................................................................................ 3 3. Backup Agenda Dialog Box ............................................................................................. 7 4. ISDN Auto Switch Dialog Box.......................................................................................... 8 5. System Information Dialog Box........................................................................................ 9 6. Interface Info Dialog Box ................................................................................................. 9 7. Copy Mux Configuration Dialog Box.............................................................................. 11 8. Add Mux Address Dialog Box ........................................................................................ 11 9. Reading Agent Configuration ......................................................................................... 12 10. Updating Agent ........................................................................................................... 12 11. Channels Connection .................................................................................................. 13 12. Card Information Dialog Box ....................................................................................... 17 13. KVF.5 Card Information General Tab Dialog Box ......................................................... 18 14. KVF.5 Card Information PBX TS Tab Dialog Box .......................................................... 18 15. Card Copy Dialog Box ................................................................................................. 20 16. Card Window (Zoomed).............................................................................................. 21 17. Replace Card Dialog Box............................................................................................. 22 18. Channel Information Dialog Box.................................................................................. 23 19. Copy Channel Dialog Box............................................................................................ 42 20. Kilomux 2100 Agent Configuration Mode.................................................................... 43 21. Mux Information - SW Config Tab ............................................................................... 46 22. Status Info Tab............................................................................................................. 46 23. Backup Agenda Tab..................................................................................................... 48 24. ISDN Automatic Switch ............................................................................................... 48 25. System Information Screen .......................................................................................... 49 26. Interface Information DP TAB...................................................................................... 49

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27. Interface Information SP TAB....................................................................................... 50 28. Selecting Date Format ................................................................................................. 51 29. Date and Time Setup Dialog Box................................................................................. 51 30. Channels Connection .................................................................................................. 52 31. Resetting Agent............................................................................................................ 53 32. Mux All Active Alarms List............................................................................................ 53 33. Mux Active Alarms List................................................................................................. 54 34. Alarms Filtering Dialog Box.......................................................................................... 55 35. Alarms Filtering Change Dialog Box ............................................................................. 55 36. History Alarm Buffer .................................................................................................... 56 37. Sanity Check Errors List................................................................................................ 56 38. Monitor Dialog Box ..................................................................................................... 57 39. Manager List ................................................................................................................ 58 40. Manager List Change Dialog Box ................................................................................. 58 41. Card Information ......................................................................................................... 60 42. Call Command Dialog Box .......................................................................................... 61 43. Card Window (Zoomed).............................................................................................. 61 44. Signaling Status ............................................................................................................ 62 45. Resetting Card ............................................................................................................. 62 46. Rebuild Frame............................................................................................................. 63 47. Card & Channels Active Alarm List............................................................................... 63 48. Card Active Alarm List ................................................................................................. 64 49. Channel Info Dialog Box.............................................................................................. 66 50. Channel Active Alarms List........................................................................................... 66 51. Testing Dialog Box....................................................................................................... 67 52. Frame Diagnostics Dialog Box...................................................................................... 68

List of Tables 1. System Management Options .......................................................................................... 2 2. Mux Information Parameters ........................................................................................... 4 3. ML Modes ....................................................................................................................... 8 4. Interface Info Parameters (DP Tab) .................................................................................. 9 5. V4 Supported Cards ...................................................................................................... 14 6. Card Level Options........................................................................................................ 17 7. Card Information Parameters ......................................................................................... 18 8. Channel Level Options .................................................................................................. 22 9. KML.1-KML.6 Parameters.............................................................................................. 23 10. KML.7-FT1 Parameters ................................................................................................ 24 11. KML.8-FE1 Parameters ................................................................................................ 25 12. KML.10-ISDN Parameters............................................................................................ 26 13. KML.F-Optic Parameters.............................................................................................. 27 14. KML.11 – RJ45 & Fiber Optic Parameters .................................................................... 27 15. KLS.1/NEW Parameters ............................................................................................... 28 16. KLS.2 Parameters......................................................................................................... 29 17. KHS.1 Parameters........................................................................................................ 29 18. KHS.2 Parameters........................................................................................................ 29

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19. KHSU.S Parameters ..................................................................................................... 30 20. KTRE, KMBE Parameters .............................................................................................. 30 21. KMBE/NEW Internal Channel Parameters .................................................................... 30 22. KMBE/NEW External Channel Parameters.................................................................... 30 23. KHS.703 Parameters.................................................................................................... 31 24. KVC.1/E&M Parameters ............................................................................................... 31 25. KVC.1/FXO Parameters................................................................................................ 31 26. KVC.1/FXS Parameters ................................................................................................. 31 27. KVC.1M/E&M Parameters............................................................................................ 31 28. KVC.1M/FXO Parameters ............................................................................................ 32 29. KVC.1M/FXS, KVC.1M/FXSW Parameters .................................................................... 32 30. KVC.2-1/E&M, KVC.2-2/E&M Parameters .................................................................... 32 31. KVC.2-1/FXO, KVC.2-2/FXO Parameters...................................................................... 32 32. KVC.2-1/FXS, KVC.2-2/FXS Parameters ........................................................................ 33 33. KVC.3/E&M Parameters ............................................................................................... 33 34. KVC.3/FXO Parameters................................................................................................ 33 35. KVC.3/FXS Parameters ................................................................................................. 33 36. KVF.1/E&M Parameters................................................................................................ 33 37. KVF.1/FXO Parameters ................................................................................................ 34 38. KVF.1/FXS Parameters.................................................................................................. 34 39. KVF.3/E&M Parameters................................................................................................ 34 40. KVF.3/FXO Parameters ................................................................................................ 34 41. KVF.3/FXS Parameters.................................................................................................. 35 42. KVF.4/E&M Parameters................................................................................................ 35 43. KVF.4/FXO, KVF.4/FXO3 Parameters ........................................................................... 35 44. KVF.4/FXS, KVF.4/FXS3, KVF.4/FXSW Parameters ........................................................ 36 45. KVF.4S0 Parameters .................................................................................................... 37 46. KVF.4/NSO Parameters................................................................................................ 37 47. KVF.5 T1/M External Channel Parameters.................................................................... 38 48. KVF.5 E1/M External Channel Parameters .................................................................... 38 49. KVF.5 Internal Channel Parameters.............................................................................. 38 50. KAI LEDs ..................................................................................................................... 38 51. KDI/CH Parameters ..................................................................................................... 39 52. KVF.6 T1/12, KVF.6 T1/24 External Channel Parameters.............................................. 40 53. KVF.6 E1/16, KVF.6 E1/31 External Channel Parameters .............................................. 40 54. KVF.6 Internal Channel Parameters............................................................................... 40 55. KVF.8/FXS, KVF.8/FXO, KVF.8/E&M Channel Parameters............................................. 41 56. System Management Options ...................................................................................... 44 57. Status Info Parameters ................................................................................................. 47 58. Interface Info Parameters (SP Tab) ............................................................................... 50 59. Interface Info Parameters (DP Tab) .............................................................................. 50 60. Date & Time Parameters.............................................................................................. 52 61. Manager List Parameters.............................................................................................. 58 62. Card Level Options...................................................................................................... 59 63. Channel Level Options ................................................................................................ 65 64. Available Channel Tests ............................................................................................... 67 65. Frame Diagnostics Parameters ..................................................................................... 69 66. Bundle Statistics Parameters......................................................................................... 69

RADview-HPOV/TDM Performing Mux Configuration Operations 1

KM-2100/2104 Edit Configuration Mode Operations This chapter describes the edit configuration operating procedures for the Kilomux–2100/2104.

1. Performing Mux Configuration Operations

The Edit Configuration mux is used to design configuration modifications, without interfering with on-going Kilomux-2100/2104 activities. After configurations have been validated, they can be downloaded to the Kilomux-2100/2104 unit, at which point they appear in the Agent mux display.

This chapter provides detailed information about using the Edit Configuration mux display.

Figure 1. Kilomux 2100 Edit Configuration Mode

To select the Edit Configuration mode

• In the Kilomux View, click the border of the top hub in the window.

Table 1 lists the different management options for the system level.

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Table 1. System Management Options

Tasks – Configuration Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Setting Mux timing information

Mux Information dialog box (Figure 2)

Configuration ➥Mux Info…

Setting the ISDN Auto Switch

ISDN Auto Switch dialog box (Figure 4)

Configuration ➥ISDN Auto Switch…

Setting System Information

System Information dialog box (Figure 5)

Configuration ➥System Info…

Setting Interface Information

Interface Info dialog box (Figure 6)

Configuration ➥Interface Info…

Copying configuration to another mux

Copy Mux Configuration dialog box (Figure 7)

Configuration ➥Copy…

Uploading configuration from Agent

See Reading a Configuration from the Agent

Configuration ➥Read…

Downloading configuration to Agent

Update dialog box (Figure 10)

Configuration ➥Update…

Selecting configuration from database

See Selecting the Configuration Configuration ➥Select Config

Displaying channel connection data

Channels Connection (Figure 11)

Configuration ➥Channels Connection…

Polling the Agent See Polling the Agent Configuration ➥Poll Agent

Tasks – Window Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Displaying Agent view See Displaying the Agent Window

Window ➥Agent View

When you open menus from the menu bar (such as Configuration and Help), the window may open in the upper left corner of the screen instead of below the menu name (i.e. under Configuration). To resolve this problem: close the application and then open it again.

Note

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Setting Mux Information Parameters

The Mux Info dialog box is used to set software configuration information, and the backup agenda.

Performing Kilomux Software Configuration

To modify the current Kilomux-2100/2104 software configuration:

1. Perform one of the following:

• From the Configuration menu select Mux Info …

Or

• Click the shortcut key on the toolbar .

The Mux Information dialog box appears and has two tabs: SW Config and Backup Agenda.

2. Select the SW Config tab.

3. Configure desired parameters and click <Set>.

Figure 2. Mux Information Dialog Box



Table 2. Mux Information Parameters

Parameter Possible Values / Remarks

Data Base Flip Activates or deactivates the Database Flip option which switches from one database to the other Enabled (checked), Disabled Note: If the Data Base Flip is checked and an hour is configured for the Data Base Flip Time, you must click <Set> to ensure that the chosen time will take effect. If you uncheck the Data Base Flip checkbox after setting a time and before clicking <Set>, the configured Data Base Flip time will be lost.

Flip Integration Sets the flip integration to short or long

Short, Long

Note: This field exists only for KM-2100 and is only available when the ML Mode is Redundancy, Switch Backup or Priority Bumping.

Database Flip Time Defines the time hh:mm (hh=hour, mm=minutes) to switch from one database to the other. Relevant only when Database Flip is enabled.

Note: Times entered should be different for fields 1 -> 2 and 2 ->1

1 --> 2 Time to flip from database 1 to database 2

hh: 00–23, mm: 00–59, Default = 00:00

2 --> 1 Time to flip from database 2 to database 1

hh: 00–23, mm: 00–59, Default = 12:00

Master Clock Defines the master timing reference for the main link transmit path. (Available when any main link interface is DCE/External DCE)

Src Type* Internal indicates that the Master Clock’s timing originates from the KML card.

I/O indicates that the timing originates from a specific channel on another card (specified by Src Slot, and Src Channel)

Src Slot IO-1..IO-12

Relevant only when Master Clock Src Type is IO

Src Channel Ch-1 (Ext)..Ch-2 (Ext)

Relevant only when Master Clock Src Type is IO

Not applicable if the card type in the selected slot (Src Slot) is of the KVF.5 family.



Table 1-2. Mux Information Parameters (Cont.)


Fallback Clock Defines the alternate (fallback) timing reference for the main link transmit path, used in case the master reference (master clock) fails. (Available when main link interface is DCE/External DCE.)

Src Type* If Master Clock Src Type is Internal: None If Master Clock Src Type is I/O: I/O, None

Src Slot IO-1..IO-12

Relevant only when Fallback Clock Src Type is IO

Src Channel Ch-1 (Ext)..Ch-2 (Ext)

Relevant only when Fallback Clock Src Type is IO.

Not applicable if the card type in the selected slot (Src Slot) is of the KVF.5 family.

ML Mode Defines active main link mode

Single, Redundancy, Switch Backup, Dual Link, Priority Bumping

Link Recovery Defines the link recovery method

Auto, Manual

Relevant only if ML Mode is Switch Backup or Priority Bumping

Link Clock Src Defines the Link clock source

Valid only for KM-2100 with KDI or KDI/CH cards

ML–A, ML–B, None

ML-A, ML-B are only selectable when ML Mode is Dual or Priority Bumping

Reset Bypass Enable Enabled (checked), Disabled

Relevant only for KM–2100 when ML Mode is Dual and there is a programmed KDI or KDI/CH card in mux

Switch Backup Defines parameters used to control the set-up of a backup dial-up connection when in the Switch Backup mode. When selected, the Switch Backup mode enables ML-A to serve as the active main link and ML-B to serve as a switched backup link

Database Selects database that will be used to determine the mux configuration link when the Switch Backup mode is active

If Database Flip is checked, select Online to activate the current database

If Database Flip is not checked, select Online to activate the current database or Alternate to activate the alternate database



Table 2. Mux Information Parameters (Cont.)


Mode Defines type of switched channel

ISDN, PSTN Note: If one of the ML-B slots contains a KML.10 card, Mode must be ISDN. If one of the ML-B slots contains a KML.1..KML.4 card, Mode must be ISDN or PSTN. If one of the ML-B slots contains a card other than KML.1..KML.4 or KML.10 card it is an error. Select PSTN (Public Switched Channel Network) when analog modems are required. Select ISDN (Integrated Service Digital Network) when direct connection to a B channel of a basic rate ISDN line, using an external NTU device, is required

Dial Timeout Specifies the maximum time the system will wait for connection to the Switch Backup mode. If this time expires, the connection attempt is aborted and an alarm message is generated. 30, 45, 60 or 120 seconds.

*Master Clock Src Type and Fallback Src Type are not available if one of the following ML combinations exists: DTE/DTE, DTE/INT, DTE/LBT, INT/DTE, INT/INT, INT/LBT, LBT/INT, LBT/DTE, LBT/INT, LBT/LBT

For KML.11 card, when Timing=Adaptive the Timing will be considered the same as DTE regarding restrictions in ML combinations.

For the KM2100, if ML Mode is Single, the Timing for the non-active ML will be DTE.

If the ML Timing of both ML in all configurations is not DCE or E-DCE, and if the timing is changed to DCE or E-DCE then the Master Clock Src Type will change to Internal and the Fallback Src Type will change to be None in the DB for all configurations.

Modifying the Backup Agenda Schedule

The Backup Agenda tab enables definition of the daily schedule for the Switch Backup mode.

Separate schedules can be defined for each day of the week. Each 24-hour period includes up to four independent time zones, defined by starting and ending times (hours and minutes). However, it is not necessary to define all four time zones. Any number of times zones may be defined to cover a 24-hour period. For each zone, the Switch Backup mode may be enabled or disabled.

Note



The Backup Agenda tab is only available when ML Mode is Switch Backup.

To modify the backup agenda:

1. Select the Backup Agenda tab in the Mux Information dialog box.

2. Select the day of the week to be modified.

3. Select the start and end times. The start time for zone 1 is fixed at 00:00 and the end time for zone 4 is fixed at 23:59.

4. Flag the specified zone to enable or disable the Switch Backup link.

5. After modifying the information, click <Set>.

Figure 3. Backup Agenda Dialog Box

Configuring ISDN Auto Switch Triggers

You select which IO cards will initiate the call. The call is initiated automatically by one of the IO cards connected to the KML.10 for the following conditions:

• Switch Mode = Auto

• ISDN Mode = Switched

• Call Mode = Initiate

The selection can be different for each Database. It is the user’s responsibility to redefine the triggers if the IO card in the slot is replaced. Only the following cards can be selected as the trigger:

• Data Cards (call initiated by RTS=On): KLS.1/New, KHS.1, KHS.2, KMBE/NEW.

• Voice cards: All KVF.4 cards

Note



1. The selected trigger card must have at least one active channel.

2. When one ML is a KML.10 card, or both ML-A and ML-B are KML.10 cards, ISDN Mode is as shown in Table 3.

Table 3. ML Modes

ML Mode ML-A ISDN Mode ML-B ISDN Mode

Single Switched / Leased

----------

-----------

Switched / Leased

Dual Link Switched / Leased Switched / Leased

Switched Backup Leased Switched

Priority Bumping Leased Leased

Redundancy Leased Leased

To modify the ISDN Auto Switch:

1. From the Configuration menu, select ISDN Auto Switch… The ISDN Automatic Switch Dialog Box appears.

2. Select the cards that will trigger the call.

3. Click <Change>. The ISDN Automatic Switch dialog box appears.

4. Select On or Off for the trigger.

5. Click <Change> to save changes.

Figure 4. ISDN Auto Switch Dialog Box

Setting System Information The System Info command displays physical information about the selected Kilomux.

To update the system information:

1. From the Configuration menu, select System Info... The System Information dialog box appears.

Note



2. Type the required changes. You may update, Name, Contact and Location.

3. Click <Close> to implement the changes and close the dialog box.

Figure 5. System Information Dialog Box

Setting Interface Info

The Interface Info command allows you to configure interface information for mux.

To modify the Interface Information:

• From the Configuration menu, select Interface Info...

The Interface Information dialog box is displayed.

Figure 6. Interface Info Dialog Box

Table 4. Interface Info Parameters (DP Tab)


Call Out Mode Specifies type of alarms which will cause the remote modem connection to be established

None, All, Major

When Call Out Mode = None, all fields in this dialog box are disabled

Rate (bps) Specifies the rate of the line

Auto, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600

Data bits 7, 8



Table 4. Interface Info Parameters (DP Tab) (Cont.)


Parity Even, Odd, No

Dial Retries Specifies the number of times to try to establish a connection

0..8

Wait for Connect (sec) Specifies how long modem should wait while trying to establish a connection

30, 45, 60

Dial Mode Tone, Pulse

Primary Dial No. Specifies the phone number to dial

A maximum of 20 characters is allowed

Alternate No. Use Specifies whether to use an alternate number

No, Yes

Alternate Dial No. Specifies the alternate phone number to dial

A maximum of 20 characters is allowed

Copying Configurations

The Copy command allows you to copy the mux configuration that is presently in focus to a desired destination configuration. This feature is supported only between Kilomux units with the same software version.

If the mux being copied contains different cards from the destination mux, the destination mux configuration will be changed to include the new cards, with default settings.

To copy a mux configuration:

1. From the Configuration menu, select Copy… The Mux Configuration dialog box appears.

2. Select the name of the mux to copy.

3. Select the desired Configuration ID to copy it to.

4. Click <Set>.

Note



Figure 7. Copy Mux Configuration Dialog Box

To add another mux configuration:

1. From the Mux Copy dialog box, click <Add> The Add Mux Address dialog box appears.

Figure 8. Add Mux Address Dialog Box

2. Enter the IP address of the destination IP mux.

3. Click <Add>. The Address is added to the list in the Mux Copy dialog box.

You can copy one configuration to another configuration in the same mux.

Reading a Configuration from the Agent

The Read command is used to upload the mux configuration that has the same ID# as the currently edited configuration.

To upload a configuration:

1. From the Configuration menu select Read... The Reading Agent Configuration dialog box appears displaying the following message: “Reading Operation will replace Edit Configuration.”

Read is disabled if the Agent is disconnected or if an edit configuration (E) card window is open.

2. Click <Apply> to load the current agent configuration to the edit configuration.

Note

Note



Figure 9. Reading Agent Configuration

Updating the Agent

The Update command downloads the edit configuration to the appropriate agent configuration.

To update the agent:

1. From the Configuration menu, select Update… The Update Dialog Box appears.

The Update option will be disabled when there is no communication with the Agent. Update cannot be performed while a test is in progress. If you select Update while any test is in progress, a warning message will be displayed.

2. Click <Apply>.

Figure 10. Updating Agent

Selecting the Configuration

The Select Config command allows you to choose the configuration in Database #1 or Database #2.

To select the configuration:

• From the Configuration menu, select Select Config followed by Database #1 or Database #2.

Displaying Channels Connections

The Channels Connection command displays connection data for all the Mux IO Channels (programmed by user) in the Edit Configuration. The values displayed are read-only.

Note



To display the channels connections:

• From the Configuration menu, select Channels Connection...

The Channel Connection window appears.

Figure 11. Channels Connection

Polling the Agent

To manually poll the agent:


• From the Configuration menu select Poll Agent.

Or


The system polls the agent immediately and updates the parameters accordingly.


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2. Displaying the Agent Window

To display/close the Agent view:


• From the Window menu, select Agent View.

Or

• Click the shortcut key on the toolbar

The Agent/Edit Configuration is displayed.

You can display the Agent configuration view only when there is communication between the Agent and the NMS.

3. Performing Card Operations The following table lists the card types supported by KM-2100, and KM-2104. “X” indicates that the card is supported. “–” indicates that the card is not supported.

Table 5. V4 Supported Cards

Card Type KM-2100 KM-2104 Supported by Versions ≥

KCL.2 X X 2

KCL.2 ETH X X 3

KML.1 (V.35) X X 2

KML.2 (RS232) X X 2

KML.3 (RS530) X X 2

KML.4 (X.21) X X 2

KML.5 (G.703) X X 2

KML.6 (DDS) X X 2

KML.7 (FT1) X X 2

KML.8 (FE1) X X 2

KML.10 (ISDN) X X 2

KML.F (OPTIC) X X 2

KML.11 (RJ45) X X 4

KML.11 (FO) X X 4

KLS.1/NEW X X 2

Note


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Table 5. V4 Supported Cards (Cont.)


KLS.2 X X 2

KHS.1 X X 2

KHS.2 X X 2

KHSU.S X X 2

KHS.703 X X 3

KTRE X X 2

KMBE X X 2

KMBE/NEW X X 3

KVF.1/E&M X X 2

KVF.1/FXO X X 2

KVF.1/FXS X X 2

KVF.3/E&M X X 2

KVF.3/FXO X X 2

KVF.3/FXS X X 2

KVF.4/E&M X X 2

KVF.4/FXO X X 2

KVF.4/FXS X X 2

KVF.4/FXSW X X 2

KVF.4/S0 X X 2

KVF.4/FXO3 X X 2

KVF.4/FXS3 X X 2

KVF.4/NSO X X 2

KVF.5/PBX/E1 X – 2

KVF.5/ PBX/E1/SLAVE X – 2

KVF.5/PBX/T1 X – 2

KVF.5/ PBX/T1/SLAVE X – 2

KVF.5/E1/M X X 2

KVF.5/E1/S X X 2

KVF.5/T1/M X X 2

KVF.5/T1/S X X 2

KVF.6/E1/16 X X 3

KVF.6/E1/31 X X 3



Table 5. V4 Supported Cards (Cont.)


KVF.6/T1/12 X X 3

KVF.6/T1/24 X X 3

KVF.8/E&M X X 3

KVF.8/FXO X X 3

KVF.8/FXS X X 3

KVC.1/E&M X X 2

KVC.1/FXO X X 2

KVC.1/FXS X X 2

KVC.1M/E&M X X 2

KVC.1M/FXO X X 2

KVC.1M/FXS X X 2

KVC.1M/FXSW X X 2

KVC.2-2/E&M X X 2

KVC.2-2/FXO X X 2

KVC.2-2/FXS X X 2

KVC.2-1/E&M X X 2

KVC.2-1/FXO X X 2

KVC.2-1/FXS X X 2

KVC.3/E&M X X 2

KVC.3/FXO X X 2

KVC.3/FXS X X 2

KAI X X 2

KDI X – 2

KDI/CH X – 2

Table 6 lists the different management options for the card level.



Table 6. Card Level Options


Path

Setting Card Information Card Information dialog box (Figure 12)

Configuration ➥Card Info…

Copying card’s configuration to another card in same mux

Card Copy dialog box (Figure 15)


Zooming in of the card Card Window (Zoomed) (Figure 16)

Configuration ➥Zoom

Replacing/Deleting a card in the mux

Replace Card dialog box (Figure 17)

Configuration ➥Replace Card…

Performing Card Configuration

Card Info is not available for ML, KDI, KAI and empty slots.

To display card information:

1. Select the slot in the mux.


• From the Configuration menu, select Card Info…

Or

• Zoom to the card.


• From the Configuration menu, select Card Info...

Or

• From Card View, click the shortcut key on the toolbar .

The Card Information Dialog Box appears.

Figure 12. Card Information Dialog Box

Note



Figure 13. KVF.5 Card Information General Tab Dialog Box

Figure 14. KVF.5 Card Information PBX TS Tab Dialog Box

The information fields vary depending on the type of card selected. Standard and card specific fields are described below.

Table 7. Card Information Parameters


Slot Displays the selected slot number

Card Type Displays the currently selected card type

Number of External Channels

Displays the number of external channels

Number of Internal Channels

Displays the number of internal channels

Operated Highway ML–A, ML–B For KMBE/New cards: ML–A and ML–B This field is relevant only when ML Mode is Dual or Prioriy Bumping.



Table 7. Card Information Parameters (Cont.)


ML-A To ML-B Priority Assign priority HIGH or LOW when a flip occurs from Main Link-A to Main Link- B, upon ML-A failure. This is only relevant when ML Mode is Priority Bumping or Switch Backup

ML-B To ML-A Priority Assign priority HIGH or LOW when a flip occurs from Main Link-B to Main Link- A, upon ML-B failure. This is only relevant when ML Mode is Priority Bumping

Additional Information Fields for KVC Cards

KVC.1\E&M, KVC.1M\E&M (voice card) KVC.2\E&M, KVC.2-1\E&M, KVC.2-2\E&M, KVC.3\E&M, KVF.1\E&M, KVF.3\E&M and KVF.4\E&M(voice cards and voice\fax) KVF.4/FXO, KVF.4/FXO3

Out of Service Method Specifies the state of the E lead of an out-of-service channel as it appears to the PABX. This field is available only for Voice/Fax cards.

Forced-Idle activates signalling held at binary 0 (idle) for the duration of the out-of-service condition

Forced-Busy activates signalling held at binary 1 (busy) for the duration of the out -of-service condition

Idle-Busy (Not available for KVC.2, KVC.3, KVF.1, KVF.3, and KVF.4 families) Activates signalling held at binary 0 (idle) for 2.5 seconds, followed by binary 1 (busy) for the duration of the out-of-service condition

Busy-Idle (Not available for KVC.2, KVC.3, KVF.1, KVF.3, and KVF.4 families) activates signalling held at binary 1 (busy) for 2.5 seconds, followed by binary 0 (idle) for the duration of the out of service condition

Additional Information Fields for KVF.5 Cards

CCS TS For TI cards: 1..24 For EI cards: 1..31 Available only when Signaling=CCS

Receive From PBX Indicates the IO of the selected card

Transmit To PBX Indicates the IO of the selected card

Default ABCD (bin) This field determines what KM will send for the “ABCD” Bits that are not filled by dynamic signalling A, B, C, D, Inverse A, Inverse B, Inverse C, Inverse D, 1, 0 where: 0 hex = 0000 = 0, 1 hex = 0001 = 1, 2 hex = 0010 = A bit, 3 hex = 0011 = B bit 4 hex = 0100 = C bit, 5 hex = 0101 = D bit 6 hex = 0110 = A bit inverse 7 hex = 0111 = B bit inverse 8 hex = 1000 = C bit inverse 9 hex = 1001 = D bit inverse



Table 7. Card Information Parameters (Cont.)


Additional Information Fields for KVF.5 PBX TS Tab

OOS F-I, F-B

Speed (Kbps) Indicates the speed of 4 internal channels of the same entry slot (card)

CH 2 NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 16

CH 3 NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 16

CH 4 NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 16

Copying a Card Configuration

The Copy operation transfers the configuration of the selected card to a desired destination card configuration within the same mux.

This operation is disabled for CL, PS, KAI, KDI and KDI/CH cards.

To copy a card configuration:

1. Select the card in the mux.

2. From the Configuration menu, select Copy... The Card Copy Configuration dialog box appears.

3. Select the Configuration ID and destination slot(s).

Holding down the <Ctrl> key enables you to select more than one entry from the list.

Figure 15. Card Copy Dialog Box

Note

Note



Zooming to a Card

To display a zoomed view of a card perform one of the following:

• Select the required card and from the Configuration menu, select Zoom…

Or

• Double-click on the required card.

A graphical representation of the card appears.

Figure 16. Card Window (Zoomed)

Zoom is available for IO and ML (except KDI and KAI cards) type cards only.

Replacing a Card

Cards in the mux can be replaced or deleted (replaced with “Empty” card).

To replace a card:

1. Select the card to be replaced (or an empty slot).


• From the Configuration menu, select Replace Card

Or


The Replace Card dialog box appears.

The list of available cards varies depending on the selected slot type; the current card type is absent from the list.

Two KDI, KDI/CH, cards cannot be installed in the mux.

KML.11 is not available for selection when ML Mode is Switched Backup.

3. Select one of the cards from the list and click <Set>.

Note

Note


22 Performing Channel Operations RADview-HPOV/TDM

Click <Default> to insert an empty card in the slot. Alternatively, you can choose to insert the “Empty” card from the list.

The new card will appear in the mux with the card and channel default settings.

Figure 17. Replace Card Dialog Box

4. Performing Channel Operations

Table 8 lists the different management options for the channel level.

Table 8. Channel Level Options


Path

Setting Channel Information

Channel Information dialog box (Figure 18)

Configuration ➥Channel Info…

Copying Channel configuration to another channel in same mux

Copy Channel dialog box (Figure 19)


Performing Channel Configuration

All channel operations are performed from a graphical representation (the card window) of the selected card. Procedures for accessing the card window are described above.

To perform channel configuration for a selected channel, do one of the following:

• From the zoomed card window, double-click on the desired channel.

Or

• Select the channel and from the Configuration menu, select Channel Info…

Or

• Select the channel and click the shortcut key on the toolbar .

Note


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The Channel information dialog box appears.

Channel information varies depending on the selected channel.

Channel Parameters are listed below in Channel Configuration Fields.

Figure 18. Channel Information Dialog Box

Channel Configuration Fields

Table 9. KML.1-KML.6 Parameters

Parameter Name Possible Values

Rate (Kbps) KML.1, KML.3, KML.4 support: 9.6, 14.4, 19.2 , 28.8, 32, 48, 56, 64, 128, 192, 256, 384, 512, 768, 1024, 1536

KML.2 supports: 9.6, 14.4, 19.2 , 28.8, 32, 48, 56, 64, 128

KML.5 (G.703) supports only: 64, 128

KML.6 (DDS) supports only: 9.6, 19.2, 56

Timing For KML.1-KML.4: DTE, E-DCE, DCE

For KML.5 (G.703) and KML.6 (DDS): INT, LBT

Note



Table 9. KML.1-KML.6 Parameters (Cont.)


Buffer Size (bit) 8, 256

Mng Bandwidth (Kbps) Note: This field is enabled only when Inband Mng=Dedicated TS

For Rate=9.6: NA, 0.8, 1.6, 2.4, 3.2, 4.8

For Rate=14.4, 19.2: NA, 0.8, 1.6, 2.4, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6

For Rate=28.8, 32, 48, 56, 64, 128, 192: NA, 0.8, 1.6, 2.4, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=256, 384: NA, 1.6, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=512, 768: NA, 3.2, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=1024, 1536: NA, 19.2

Call Mode Initiate, Listen

Note: Enabled only for KML.1..KML.4 cards in ML–B slot only whenML Mode+Switched Backup.

DSR & CTS

INT, EXT

Note: This field exists only for KML.1-KML.3 cards

Table 10. KML.7-FT1 Parameters


Rate (Kbps) 56, 64, 128, 192, 256, 384, 512, 768, 1024, 1536

Timing INT, LBT, DCE

Line Type D4 (SF), ESF

Sync FAST, 62411

Code B8ZS, B7ZS, Transparent

ML Interface DSU, CSU

Line Length (feet) 0-133, 134-266, 267-399, 400-533, 534-655, FCC68A

Note: Enabled only when ML Interface=DSU

Tx Gain Mask 0, 7.5, 15, 22.5

Note: Enabled only when ML Interface=CSU

Idle Code (hex) 00..3F..FF

Inband Mng Off, FDL or TS0, Dedicated TS, Internal



Table 10. KML.7-FT1 Parameters (Cont.)


Dedicated TS 1..24

Note: Enabled only when Inband Mng=Dedicated TS

Mng Bandwidth (Kbps) For Rate=56, 64, 128, 192: NA, 0.8, 1.6, 2.4, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=256, 384: NA, 1.6, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=512, 768: NA, 3.2, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=1024, 1536: NA, 19.2

Note: Enabled only when Inband Mng=Internal otherwise NA

Start TS 1..24

Table 11. KML.8-FE1 Parameters


Rate (Kbps) 56, 64, 128, 192, 256, 384, 512, 768, 1024, 1536


Line Type E1 (G732N), E1–CRC (G732NCRC), E1–MF (G732S), E1–CRC–MF (G732SCRC)

Sync Fast, 62411, CCITT

Idle Code (hex) 00..3F..FF

Bypass TS 16 Yes when Line Type=E1–MF (G732S) or E1–CRC–MF (G732SCRC) else No, Yes

Inband Mng Off, FDL or TS0, Dedicated TS, Internal

Dedicated TS 1..31

Note: Enabled only when Inband Mng=Dedicated TS


For Rate=256, 384: NA, 1.6, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=512, 768: NA, 3.2, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=1024, 1536: NA, 19.2


Start TS 1..31



Table 12. KML.10-ISDN Parameters


Transfer Rate (Kbps) 64, 128

ISDN Line Type Leased, Switched

ISDN Standard ETSI, ATT/5ESS, NI1, NT/DMS100, NTT

Mng Bandwidth (Kbps) NA, 0.8, 1.6, 2.4, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

Call Mode Initiate, Listen

Bonding Enable If Transfer Rate (Kbps) = 64 or Mng Bandwidth (Kbps) > 4.8: No.

Else: No, Yes

If ISDN Mode=Leased then the following fields are disabled:

Dial Mode Auto, Manual, Connect

Link Type P-To-P, Multi-P

TEI Management Dynamic, Static

No. of Abstract Terminal If ISDN Standard = ETSI or NTT: NA

If ML Rate = 64Kbps: 1

Else: 1, 2

Dial Tab enabled only when ISDN Line Type=Switched.

In-Coming Call group

Calling Address A 20 character field (digits 0..9)

Calling Sub Address A 4 character field (digits 0..9)

TE1 Value 0..63

Note: Enabled only when TEI Management=Static.

SPID A 20 character field (digits 0..9)

Out-Going Call group

Called Address A 20 character field (digits 0..9)

Called Sub Address A 4 character field (digits 0..9)



Table 13. KML.F-Optic Parameters


Rate (Kbps) 64, 128, 192, 256, 384, 512, 768, 1024, 1536

Mng Bandwidth (Kbps) For Rate=64, 128, 192: NA, 0.8, 1.6, 2.4, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=256, 384: NA, 1.6, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=512, 768: NA, 3.2, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=1024, 1536: NA, 19.2



Table 14. KML.11 – RJ45 & Fiber Optic Parameters


Rate (Kbps) 54, 64, 128, 192, 256, 384, 512, 768, 1024, 1536


For Rate=256, 384: NA, 1.6, 3.2, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=512, 768: NA, 3.2, 9.6, 19.2

For Rate=1024, 1536: NA, 19.2


Timing INT, DCE, Adaptive

Local IP Tab

ML IP 0.0.0.0

ML Mask 255.255.255.0

Default Gateway 0.0.0.0

Auto Negotiation Checked (enabled), Unchecked (disabled)

Max Capability Advertised (Mbps)

When Auto Negotiation=Disabled: NA When Auto Negotiation=Enabled: 10BaseT–Half Duplex Mode, 10BaseT–Full Duplex Mode, 100BaseT–Half Duplex Mode, 100BaseT–Full Duplex Mode

Default Type When Auto Negotiation=Disabled: NA When Auto Negotiation=Enabled: 10BaseT–Half Duplex Mode, 10BaseT–Full Duplex Mode, 100BaseT–Half Duplex Mode, 100BaseT–Full Duplex Mode



Table 14. KML.11 – RJ45 & Fiber Optic Parameters (Cont.)


Destination IP Tab

Dest. Name IP Address or a node name

Dest Bundle 1..496

TOS 0..255

TDM Bytes in Frame 48, 96, 144, 192, 240, 288, 336, 384

Jitter Buffer (msec) 100, 200..1000

VLAN Tagging Yes (checked), No (unchecked)

VLAN ID 0..4095

VLAN Priority 0..7

Table 15. KLS.1/NEW Parameters


Rate (Kbps) The values are displayed in the following manner: <group no.>:<rate> NC, 1: 0.3, 1:0.6, 1:1.2, 1:2.4, 1:4.8, 1:9.6, 1:19.2, 1:38.4

2:7.2, 2:14.4, 2:28.8, 2:57.6

3:8, 3:16, 3:24, 3:32, 3:48, 3:56, 3:64

If Communication Protocol is ASYNC, do not use group 3 values.

Ch1 and Ch2 Rate should be from same group.

Communication Protocol

SYNC, ASYNC

Async Data Length (Bits) 6,7,8, 9

Note: Relevant only when Communication Protocol is Async

Timing When Communication Protocol=Sync DCE, DTE1, DTE2 else DCE

Control Signals Local, DTR & RTS, RTS

CTS =RTS, On

RTS-CTS Delay (ms) If CTS is On, this field is disabled.

Min, 10, 50, 100, 200

DSR Mode On, =Sync



Table 16. KLS.2 Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2

Table 17. KHS.1 Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 32, 48, 56, 64, 128, 192, 256, 384 192 not valid if ML Rate=256 256 not valid if ML Rate=384

Timing DCE, DTE1, DTE2

Control Signals Local, RTS

CTS =RTS, On

RTS-CTS Delay (ms) Min, 10, 50, 100, 200

Note: When CTS=On, this field is disabled.



Rate (Kbps) NC, 2.4, 4.8, 7.2, 9.6, 12, 14.4, 16.8, 19.2, 21.6, 24, 26.4, 28.8, 31.2, 33.6, 36, 38.4, 40.8, 43.2, 45.6, 48, 50.4, 52.8, 55.2, 57.6, 60, 62.4, 64.8, 67.2, 69.6, 72, 74.4, 76.8, 79.2, 81.6, 84, 86.4, 88.8, 91.2, 93.6, 96, 98.4, 100.8, 103.2, 105.6, 108, 110.4, 112.8, 115.2, 117.6, 120, 122.4, 124.8, 127.2, 129.6, 134.4, 139.2, 144, 148.8, 153.6, 158.4, 163.2, 168, 172.8, 177.6, 182.4, 187.2, 192, 196.8, 201.6, 206.4, 211.2, 216, 220.8, 225.6, 230.4, 235.2, 240, 244.8, 249.6, 254.4, 259.2, 264, 268.8, 273.6, 278.4, 283.2, 288, 292.8, 297.6, 302.4, 307.2, 316.8, 326.4, 336, 345.6, 355.2, 364.8, 374.4, 384, 393.6, 403.2, 412.8, 422.4, 432, 441.6, 451.2, 460.8, 470.4, 480, 489.6, 499.2, 508.8, 518.4, 528, 537.6, 547.2, 556.8, 566.4, 576, 585.6, 595.2, 604.8, 614.4

Timing DCE, DTE1, DTE2

Control Signals Local, RTS, DTR&RTS

CTS =RTS, On

RTS-CTS Delay (ms) If CTS is On, this field is disabled.

Min, 10, 50, 100, 200



Table 19. KHSU.S Parameters

CH1 (INT) Possible Values

B1 Rate (Kbps) NC, 16, 32, 64

U Interface Type Regular, Type 1

CH2 (INT) Possible Values

B2 Rate (Kbps) NC, 16, 32, 64

U Interface Type Regular, Type 1

CH3 (INT), CH6 (INT) Possible Values

D Connect No, Yes

Table 20. KTRE, KMBE Parameters


Link Rate (Kbps) NC, 9.6, 19.2, 28.8, 38.4, 48.0, 57.6, 67.2, 76.8, 86.4, 96.0, 105.6, 115.2, 124.8, 128.0, 160.0, 192.0, 224.0, 240.0, 272.0, 304.0, 336.0, 368.0

LAN Rate (Mbps) only relevant for KTRE

4, 16

Location Main, Remote

Table 21. KMBE/NEW Internal Channel Parameters


Link Rate (Kbps) NC, 9.6, 19.2, 28.8, 38.4, 48.0, 57.6, 67.2, 76.8, 86.4, 96, 105.6, 115.2, 124.8, 128.0, 160.0, 192.0, 224.0, 240.0, 272.0, 304.0, 336.0, 368.0

Operated Highway For Extternal CH1: ML–A For Extternal CH2: ML–B

Note: Relevant only when ML Mode=Dual or Priority Bumping

ML–A to ML–B Priority Low, High

Relevant only when ML Mode= Priority Bumping or Switched Backup

ML–B to ML–A Priority Low, High

Relevant only when ML Mode= Priority Bumping

Table 22. KMBE/NEW External Channel Parameters


Location Main, Remote





Rate (Kbps) NC, 64

Table 24. KVC.1/E&M Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 16.0, 24.0, 32.0, 64.0

Interface 2-WIRE, 4-WIRE

Tx Level (dBm) +8 to (–)17

Rx Level (dBm) +2 to (–)17

Table 25. KVC.1/FXO Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 16.0, 24.0, 32.0, 64.0


Rx Level (dBm) (–)1 to (–)16

Table 26. KVC.1/FXS Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 16.0, 24.0, 32.0, 64.0



Table 27. KVC.1M/E&M Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 16.0, 24.0, 32.0, 64.0




Echo Canceler Off, On, NA



Table 28. KVC.1M/FXO Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 16.0, 24.0, 32.0, 64.0




Table 29. KVC.1M/FXS, KVC.1M/FXSW Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 16.0, 24.0, 32.0, 64.0




The field 'Echo Canceller' of KVC.1M is relevant only when a specific HW component exists on the card. Nevertheless, RADview enables configuring this field to ON (in Edit view) even if not supported by the HW, and the KM2100 does not reject the value, and shows ON in Agent view. As a result, the user has no indication (in RADview) that this HW component is missing. Therefore, setting the Echo Cancellation option via RADview takes effect only if the installed module is actually equipped with an Echo Cancellation board.

Table 30. KVC.2-1/E&M, KVC.2-2/E&M Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 6.4, 7.2, 8.0, 9.6




Echo Canceler Off, On When Interface is 2-WIRE, Echo Canceler must be On

Table 31. KVC.2-1/FXO, KVC.2-2/FXO Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 6.4, 7.2, 8.0, 9.6



Note



Table 32. KVC.2-1/FXS, KVC.2-2/FXS Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 6.4, 7.2, 8.0, 9.6



Table 33. KVC.3/E&M Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6





Table 34. KVC.3/FXO Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6



Table 35. KVC.3/FXS Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6



Table 36. KVF.1/E&M Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 6.4, 7.2, 8.0, 9.6




Echo Canceler Off, On When Interface is 2-WIRE, Echo Canceler must be On.

FAX Time Out (Sec) 30, 60, 90, Manual



Table 37. KVF.1/FXO Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 6.4, 7.2, 8.0, 9.6




Table 38. KVF.1/FXS Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 6.4, 7.2, 8.0, 9.6






Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6






Table 40. KVF.3/FXO Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6






Table 41. KVF.3/FXS Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6






Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8




Echo Canceler Off, On

Signal Hold (sec) No Hold, 10

Table 43. KVF.4/FXO, KVF.4/FXO3 Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8




Meter Rate (Khz) 12, 16

Note: Exists only for KVF.4/FXO3 card. Meter Rate should be the same for both channels


Receive and Transmit parameters exist only for KVF.4/FXO3 card.

Receive

On/Off Hook Bit NC, Inband (A/B), Outband (A), Outband (B) where 00=NC, 01=Inband (A/B), 10=Outband (A), 11=Outband (B)

Metering Bit NC, Inband (A/B), Outband (A), Outband (B) where 00=NC, 01=Inband (A/B), 10=Outband (A), 11=Outband (B)

Polarity Bit NC, Inband (A/B), Outband (A), Outband (B) where 00=NC, 01=Inband (A/B), 10=Outband (A), 11=Outband (B)



Table 43. KVF.4/FXO, KVF.4/FXO3 Parameters (Cont.)


Transmit




For KVF.4/FXO3, the following rules apply to the Inband/Outband Signaling roles:

When Inband value exists, only one field from each group (Receive or Transmit) should have Inband A/B.

When Outband value exists, two fields from receive group and the same two fields from the transmit group should have Outband values.

Additionally, in each group, Outband values should not be the same.

For example, Outband values might be Outband (A) and Outband (B). However, Outband (A) and Outband (A) are not allowed.

Table 44. KVF.4/FXS, KVF.4/FXS3, KVF.4/FXSW Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8




Meter Rate (Khz) 12, 16

Note: Exists only for KVF.4/FXS3 card. Meter Rate should be the same for both channels


Receive and Transmit parameters exist only for KVF.4/FXS3 card.

Receive




Note



Table 44. KVF.4/FXS, KVF.4/FXS3, KVF.4/FXSW Parameters (Cont.)


Transmit




Table 45. KVF.4S0 Parameters

CH-1 Possible Values

B1 Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 64.0

B1 Echo Canceler Off, On

CH-2

B2 Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 64.0


CH-3

D Connect No, Yes

Table 46. KVF.4/NSO Parameters


B1 Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 64.0


CH-2

B2 Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 64.0



D Connect NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 64.0

Coding Law ALaw, ULaw



Table 47. KVF.5 T1/M External Channel Parameters



Sync Fast, 62411

Code B8ZS, B7ZS, Transparent

Interface DSU, CSU

Line Length (feet) 0–133, 134–266, 267–399, 400–533, 534–655, FCC68A

Note: Enabled only when Interface is DSU.

Tx Gain Mask (dB) 0, 7.5, 15, 22.5

Note: Enabled only when Interface is CSU.

Table 48. KVF.5 E1/M External Channel Parameters




Table 49. KVF.5 Internal Channel Parameters


Rate (Kbps) NC, 4.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.6, 12.8, 16.0


Note: Same value for: CH-1and CH-2, CH-3 and CH-4 Last Set counts

Table 50. KAI LEDs

LED Name Color Status

ON LINE A Green ON when ML-A card is inserted and serves as the Online ML

OFF when ML-A card is not inserted

Blinking when ML-A card is inserted but is not the Online ML

ON LINE B Green ON when ML-B card is inserted and serves as the Online ML

OFF when ML-B card is not inserted

Blinking when ML-B card is inserted but is not the Online ML

PS FAILURE A Red ON when alarm no. 45 or 46 is ON

OFF when alarm no. 45 or 46 is OFF

PS FAILURE B Red ON when alarm no. 47 or 48 is ON

OFF when alarm no. 47 or 48 is OFF



Table 50. KAI LEDs (Cont.)

LED Name Color Status

LOC LOS A Red ON when alarm no. 30 is ON

OFF when alarm no. 30 is OFF

LOC LOS B Red ON when alarm no. 31 is ON


REM LOS A Red ON when alarm no. 56 is ON


REM LOS B Red ON when alarm no. 57 is ON


Alarm Red Lit if any alarm is ON

Test Red ON when a test is running on any channel

Monitor TXD/RXD Yellow Transmit/Receive Data

Monitor RTS (M) Yellow Request To Send

Monitor DCD (E) Yellow Data and Carrier Detect

Table 51. KDI/CH Parameters


Rate (Kbps) Group 1: NC, 0.3, 0.6, 1.2, 2.4, 4.8, 9.6, 19.2, 38.4

group2: NC, 7.2, 14.4, 28.8, 57.6

group3: NC, 8, 16, 24, 32, 48, 56, 64

If Communication Protocol is ASYNC, do not use group 3 values.

Communication Protocol

SYNC, ASYNC

Async Data Length (Bits) 6,7,8, 9 Note: Relevant only when protocol=Async otherwise “--“

Timing If Communication Protocol=Sync DCE, DTE1 else DCE

CTS =RTS, On

RTS-CTS Delay (ms) .

Min, 20, 50, 100, 200

Note: Disabled when CTS=On



Table 52. KVF.6 T1/12, KVF.6 T1/24 External Channel Parameters



Sync Fast, 62411

Code B8ZS, B7ZS, TRAN

Interface DSU, CSU

Line Length (feet) 0–133, 134–266, 267–399, 400–533, 534–655

Note: Enabled only when Interface is DSU

Tx Gain Mask (dB) 0, 7.5, 15, 22.5

Note: Enabled only when Interface is CSU

Table 53. KVF.6 E1/16, KVF.6 E1/31 External Channel Parameters




Rx Gain Short Haul, Long Haul

Table 54. KVF.6 Internal Channel Parameters


Operation Mode Voice/Fax, Voice

Rate (Kbps) When Operation Mode=Voice: 4xNC, 4x4.8=19.2, 4x6.4=25.6 else 4xNC, 4x4.8=19.2, 4x6.4=25.6, 4x9.6=38.4, 4x11.2=44.8, 4x12.8=51.2, 4x16.0=64


Tx Level (dBm) +8..0..(–)19

Rx Level (dBm) +4..0..(–)17

Rx FAX Level (dBm) –3.5..(–)9.5..–18.5

Coding Law ALaw, Ulaw

TS Group For T1 cards: (1,2,3,4), (5,6,7,8), (9,10,11,12), (13,14,15,16), (17, 18, 19, 20), (21, 22, 23, 24)

For E1 cards: (1,2,3,4), (5,6,7,8), (9,10,11,12), (13,14,15,16), (17, 18, 19, 20), (21, 22, 23, 24)

(25, 26, 27, 28), (29, 30, 31)



Table 55. KVF.8/FXS, KVF.8/FXO, KVF.8/E&M Channel Parameters


Operation Mode Voice/Fax, Voice, Voice/Fax/Data

Rate (Kbps) When Operation Mode=Voice: 4xNC, 4x4.8=19.2, 4x6.4=25.6 else 4xNC, 4x4.8=19.2, 4x6.4=25.6, 4x9.6=38.4, 4x11.2=44.8, 4x12.8=51.2, 4x16.0=64


Tx Level (dBm) KVF.8/E&M: 5..0..(–)10 KVF.8/FXO: +5..0..(–)10 KVF.8/FXS: +5..0..(–)10

Rx Level (dBm) KVF.8/E&M: +1..0..(–)17 KVF.8/FXO: +2..0..(–)17 KVF.8/FXS: +2..0..(–)17

Rx FAX Level (dBm) KVF.8/E&M: (–)3.5..(–)9.5..(–)18.5 KVF.8/FXO: (–)3.5..(–)9.5..(–)18.5 KVF.8/FXS: (–)3.5..(–)9.5..(–)18.5

Copying a Channel Configuration

The Copy operation is used to transfer the selected channel configuration to a desired destination channel within the same mux.

To copy a channel configuration:

1. From the card view window, select the channel to be copied.

2. From the Configuration menu, select Copy...

3. Select the Configuration ID.

4. Double click the desired Destination Slot.

5. Select the desired Destination Channel(s).

Destination Channels will appear only after double clicking on a Destination Slot.

6. Click <Set>.

Note



Double-click desired Destination Slot to display associated Destination Channels.

Figure 19. Copy Channel Dialog Box

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KM-2100/2104 Agent Operations This chapter describes the agent operating procedures for the Kilomux-2100/2104.

5. Introduction

The Agent mux is used to display current system, card and channel configurations. This information is used for comparison and analysis when preparing a configuration in the Edit Configuration mux. In addition, diagnostics, fault and masking operations are performed from the Agent mux.

This chapter provides detailed information about using the Agent mux display.

To select the Agent Configuration mode:

• In the Kilomux View, click the border of the bottom hub in the window.

Figure 20. Kilomux 2100 Agent Configuration Mode

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6. Performing Mux Operations

Table 56 lists the different management options for the system level.

Table 56. System Management Options

Tasks – Configuration

Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Displaying Mux timing information

Mux Information dialog box (Figure 21)

Configuration ➥Mux Info…

Displaying the ISDN Auto Switch

Backup Agenda dialog box (Figure 23)

Configuration ➥ISDN Auto Switch

Displaying System Information

System Info dialog box (Figure 22)

Configuration ➥System Info…

Displaying Interface Information

Interface Info dialog box (Figure 26)

Configuration ➥Interface Info…

Setting date format See

Setting the Date Format

Configuration ➥Date Format

Setting Date and Time Date and Time dialog box (Figure 29)

Configuration ➥Date and Time…

Setting ML switching commands

See

Setting Main Link Switching Commands

Configuration ➥Commands

Displaying channel connection data

Channels Connection (Figure 30)

Configuration ➥Channels Connection…

Resetting the Agent Resetting Agent (Figure 31)

Configuration ➥Reset…

Tasks – Fault Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Displaying Kilomux alarms

Mux Active Alarm List (Figure 32)

Fault ➥Alarms ➥Display…

Diplaying the history log History Alarm Buffer dialog box (Figure 36)

Fault ➥History Log ➥Current Buffer…

Viewing sanity check errors

Sanity Check Errors list (Figure 37)

Fault ➥Sanity Check Errors…

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Table 56. System Management Options (Cont.)

Tasks – Diagnostics Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Configuring monitoring parameters

Monitor dialog box (Figure 38)

Diagnostics ➥Monitor…

Tasks – Window Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Displaying Agent view See Agent Window Window ➥Agent View

Tasks – Options Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Defining the manager list

Manager List dialog box (Figure 39)

Options ➥Manager List…

Menu entries will be gray if there is no communication with the Agent or if function is not relevant.

Displaying Mux Information

The Mux Info dialog box is used to display software configuration information, status information and the backup agenda.

Performing Kilomux Software Configuration

To view the current Kilomux-2100/2104 software configuration:

• From the Configuration menu select Mux Info …

The Mux Information dialog box appears.

Note



Figure 21. Mux Information - SW Config Tab

Displaying Software Information

To display the current Kilomux-2100/2104 software configuration:

• In the Mux Info dialog box, select the SW Config tab.

Refer to Kilomux 2100/2104 Edit Configuration Mode Operations chapter for a description of the screen parameters.

Displaying Status Information

To display status information:

• In the Mux Info dialog box, select the Status Info tab.

Figure 22. Status Info Tab



Table 57. Status Info Parameters


On Line Main Link Displays the active main link A, B, Both

Nodal Clock Displays the active clock mode Master, Fallback, Internal, ML

If Nodal Clock is Master or Fallback, the Clock Src and Channel will be displayed in the Master and Fallback groups of the SW Config Tab

Alarm Relay Displays the status of the alarm relay in the Common Logic Card On, Off

SP-Param Displays the selected source for the optional supervisory parameters. OFF indicates the parameters are received from the database ON indicates the default parameters are enabled. (9600bps, 8 data bits, no parity, one stop bit)

DB-Init Displays the status of the dip switch in the Common Logic Card OFF indicates configuration parameters where determined by the user ON indicates default (factory preset) configuration parameters are loaded on mux power-on

Offset Offset exists only for the KM2104 Off, On

Displaying the Backup Agenda

To display Backup Agenda data:

• In the Mux Info dialog box, select the Backup Agenda Time Zones tab.

The Backup Agenda Time Zones tab is available only when the Mode is Switch Backup.

The Backup Agenda Time Zones screen displays the backup agenda time schedules used. Parameters are set in the Edit Configuration Mode. Refer to Modifying the Backup Agenda Schedule for more details.

Note



Figure 23. Backup Agenda Tab

Displaying ISDN Auto Switch Triggers

In Agent mode you can only display the ISDN Auto Switch Triggers that have been configured in Edit Configuration mode. For more information see Configuring ISDN Auto Switch Triggers.

To view the ISDN Auto Switch Triggers:

• From the Configuration menu, select the ISDN Auto Switch…

The ISDN Automatic Switch Dialog Box appears.

Figure 24. ISDN Automatic Switch

Note



Displaying System Information

To display system information:

1. From the Configuration menu, select System Info… The System Interface dialog box appears.

2. Edit the Name, Contact and Location fields and click <Set>.

Figure 25. System Information Screen

Displaying Interface Information

To display Interface information:

1. From the Configuration menu, select Interface Info… The Interface Information dialog box is displayed.

2. Select the SP or DP tab

Figure 26. Interface Information DP TAB



Figure 27. Interface Information SP TAB

Table 58. Interface Info Parameters (SP Tab)


Rate (bps) Auto, 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600

Data Bits 7, 8


Interface DCE, DTE

DCD Delay (msec) 0, 10, 50, 100, 200, 300

CTS =RTS, On

DSR On, =DTR

Table 59. Interface Info Parameters (DP Tab)


Call Out Mode Specifies type of alarms which will cause the remote modem connection to be established None, All, Major

Rate (bps) Specifies the rate of the line Auto, 300, 1200. 2400, 4800, 9600

Data bits 7, 8


Dial Retries Specifies the number of times to try to establish a connection 0..8

Wait for Connect (sec) Specifies how long modem should wait while trying to establish a connection 30, 45, 60

Dial Mode Tone, Pulse

Primary Dial No. Specifies the phone number to dial



Table 59. Interface Info Parameters (DP Tab) (Cont.)


Alternate No. Use Specifies whether to use an alternate number No, Yes

Alternate Dial No. Specifies the alternate phone number to dial

Setting the Date Format

To set the Agent date format:

• From the Configuration menu, select Date Format followed by one of the following formats for the date: -- European (DD/MM/YYYY) -- American (MM/DD/YYYY) or -- YYYY/MM/DD where DD = day, MM = month and YYYY = year.

Figure 28. Selecting Date Format

Setting the Agent Date and Time

The Date & Time command allows you to set the date and time of the Kilomux unit's real-time clock.

To set the Kilomux date and time:

• From the Configuration menu, select Date & Time.

The Date & Time Setup dialog box appears.

Figure 29. Date and Time Setup Dialog Box



Table 60. Date & Time Parameters


Format European format: DD-MM-YYYY, American format: MM-DD-YYYY or YYYY-MM-DD where DD = day, MM = month and YYYY = year

Month Month according to the Kilomux's real-time clock

Day Day according to the Kilomux's real-time clock

Year Year according to the Kilomux's real-time clock

Time Time according to the Kilomux's real-time clock

Setting Main Link Switching Commands

To set main link switching commands:

• From the Configuration menu, select Commands followed by one of the following: Manual Recovery or Flip ML.

Manual Recovery is enabled only when Priority Bumping or Switch Backup modes are active and Link Recovery is Manual (set in the Edit Configuration Mux Info dialog box).

Flip ML is enabled only when the Redundancy mode is active.

Select Manual Recovery if the ML is to recover from the backup link.

Select Flip ML to switch from the currently active ML to the other.

Displaying Channels Connections

The Channels Connection command displays connection data for all the installed Mux IO Channels.

To display the channels connections:

• From the Configuration menu, select Channels Connection...

The Channel Connection window appears.

Figure 30. Channels Connection

Note


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Resetting the Agent

To reset the agent:


• From the Configuration menu select Reset…

Or


A confirmation message appears.

2. Click <OK> to reset the agent.

Figure 31. Resetting Agent

7. Performing Fault Operations

Displaying Alarms

To display a list of the active alarms for the mux:

• From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Display and All...

The Mux all active alarm list appears.

Figure 32. Mux All Active Alarms List

To display a list of system level alarms for the mux:

• From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Display and System Level...

The Mux active alarm list appears.


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Figure 33. Mux Active Alarms List

Clearing Alarms

To clear active alarms at the System level:

• From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Clear.

To clear all active alarms (system, card and channel):

• From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Clear All.


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Filtering Alarms

To filter alarms:

1. From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Filter. The alarm filter dialog box appears.

Figure 34. Alarms Filtering Dialog Box

2. Select an alarm to filter and click <Change>. The alarm filter dialog box appears. The Alarm Filter indicates the number of seconds the Agent waits and makes calculations before sending/not sending the alarm. Alarms can also be totally masked.

3. Select the number of seconds for the Alarm Filter and click <Set>.

Figure 35. Alarms Filtering Change Dialog Box

Performing History Log Operations

To perform History Log operations:

• From the Fault menu, select History Log followed by Current Buffer…

The History Alarm Buffer appears.


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Figure 36. History Alarm Buffer

To clear the alarms buffer:

• From the Fault menu, select History Log followed by Clear All.

The alarms buffer will be cleared, regardless of the object the alarms relate to.

Viewing Sanity Check Errors

To view the sanity check errors list:

• From the Fault menu, select Sanity Check Errors…

The Sanity Check Errors list appears.

Figure 37. Sanity Check Errors List

8. Performing Diagnostic Operations

Monitoring Operations are available only for KM–2100.

Performing Monitoring Operations

The Monitor function enables monitoring of I/O cards, provided that at least one of the I/O Cards differs from the KTRE, KMBE, KDI/CH, KHSU.S cards.

Four LED indicators located on the KM–2100 front panel are used to view the status of one selected channel. The monitored functions are transmit and receive data activity and the state of the RTS and DCD control lines (or E and M for voice channels).

Note


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To perform monitoring procedures:

• From the Diagnostics menu, select Monitor…

The Monitor dialog box appears.

To activate monitoring for specific slots and channels:

1. Enable the Monitor Status check box (√ indicates that it is enabled).

2. Select the required slot and channel numbers to monitor.

3. Click <Set>.

Figure 38. Monitor Dialog Box

9. Agent Window

To display/close the Agent view of the Kilomux Level window:

• From the Window menu, select Agent View.

Or


The Agent/Edit Configuration view is displayed.

You can display the Agent configuration view only when there is communication between the Agent and the NMS.

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10. Defining the Manager List

The Manager List displays the manager station addresses that can receive Kilomux traps.

To display the Manager List:

• From the Options menu, select Manager List…

The Manager List dialog box appears.

Figure 39. Manager List

Table 61. Manager List Parameters


Manager ID Index number of the management station in the table

IP Address IP address of the management station

To update the Manager List:

1. Click an entry that you want to change or a line without an IP Address.

2. Click <Change>. The Manager List change dialog box appears.

3. Enter the new IP address for the manager and click <Set>.

Figure 40. Manager List Change Dialog Box



11. Performing Card Operations

Table 6 lists the different management options for the card level.

Table 62. Card Level Options

Tasks – Configuration

Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Displaying Card Information

Card Information dialog box (Figure 41)

Configuration ➥Card Info…

Setting ca ll command Call Command dialog box Figure 42)

Configuration ➥Call Command…

Zooming in of the card

Card Window (Zoomed) (Figure 43)

Configuration ➥Zoom…

Displaying signaling status for connected channels

Signaling Status (Figure 44)

Configuration ➥Signaling Status…

Resetting a card Resetting Card (Figure 45)

Configuration ➥Reset

Rebuiling frame Rebuilding Frame (Figure 46)

Configuration ➥Rebuild Frame


Path

Displaying Card & Channels Alarms

Card & Channels Active Alarm List (Figure 47)

Fault ➥Alarms ➥Display ➥Card & Channels …

Displaying Alarms Card Active Alarm List (Figure 47)

Fault ➥Alarms ➥Display ➥Card Level…

Clearing card alarms See Clearing Alarms Fault ➥Alarms ➥Clear

Clearing all active alarms

See Clearing Alarms Fault ➥Alarms ➥Clear All



Displaying Card Information

To display card information for a selected card, perform one of the following:


• Select the slot in the mux and from the Configuration menu, select Card Info…

Or

• Zoom to the card.


• From the Configuration menu, select Card Info...

Or


The Card Information Dialog Box appears.

Figure 41. Card Information

Card information contents vary depending on the type of card that is selected.

Call Command

The Call Command is enabled when a KML.10 card is selected and ML Mode is Single or Dual Link. When Switch Mode is Manual and Call Mode=Initiate, the call is initiated by user, manually, via an agent command at ML card level for KML.10 having ISDN Mode=Switched.

To set the call command:

• Select a KML.10 card and from the Configuration menu, select Call Command…

The Call Command Dialog Box appears displaying one parameter: Call Command. When On, clicking <Set> causes the KML.10 card to Connect. When Off, clicking <Set> causes the KML.10 card to Disconnect.

Note

Note



Figure 42. Call Command Dialog Box

Zooming to a Card

To display a zoomed view of a card perform one of the following:

• Select the required card and from the Configuration menu, select Zoom…

Or

• Double-click on the required card.

A graphical representation of the card appears.

Zoom is available for IO and ML (except KDI and KAI cards) type cards only.

Figure 43. Card Window (Zoomed)

Displaying Signaling Status

Signaling Status is enabled only for KVF.5 and KVF.6 cards

To display the signaling status for each connected channel:

1. Select a KVF.5 and KVF.6 card.

2. From the Configuration menu, select Signaling Status… The signaling status window appears.

Note

Note



Figure 44. Signaling Status

Resetting a Card

Reset is enabled for IO, ML, CL cards and empty cards that have a red frame (mismatch).

To perform a HW reset on a card:

1. Select a card.


• From the Configuration menu select Reset…

Or


A confirmation message appears.

Figure 45. Resetting Card

3. Click <OK> to confirm reset.

Note



Rebuilding a Frame

The Rebuild Frame command allows you to build the frame from the beginning with no gaps.

Rebuild Frame is enabled only for ML cards.

To rebuild a frame:

1. Select an ML card.

2. From the Configuration menu select Rebuild Frame… A confirmation message appears.

Figure 46. Rebuild Frame

3. Click <OK> to confirm frame rebuild.

Displaying Card & Channels Active Alarms List

To display active alarms for the selected card:

1. Select a card

2. From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Display and Card & Channels…

The Card & Channels Active Alarm List appears.

Figure 47. Card & Channels Active Alarm List

Note



Displaying Card Level Alarms

To display card level alarms:

1. Select a card

2. From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Display and Card Level… The Card Active Alarm List appears displaying a code, the alarm status and a description of the card and the active alarms on its channels.

Figure 48. Card Active Alarm List

Clearing Alarms

To clear all active alarms related to the card and its channels:

• From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Clear All.

To clear active alarms on the card:

• From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Clear.

12. Performing Channel Operations

Displaying Channel Information

To display channel information for a selected card.


• Double-click on the desired channel.

Or

• Click on the channel once and select Configuration from the window menu and then select Channel Info…

Channel information contents vary depending on the card selected. Refer to Performing Edit Configuration Operations Chapter for details on channel information.

Note



2. After reviewing the information, click <Done>.

Table 8 lists the different management options for the channel level.

Table 63. Channel Level Options


Path

Displaying channel configuration

Channel Info dialog Box (Figure 49)

Configuration ➥Channel Info…


Path

Displaying channel active alarms

Channel Active Alarms List (Figure 50)

Fault ➥Alarms ➥Display…

Clearing channel active alarms

See Clearing Active Channel Alarms

Configuration ➥Alarms ➥Clear…

Tasks – Diagnostics Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Performing channel diagnostic tests

Testing dialog box (Figure 51)

Diagnostics ➥Test…

Performing channel frame diagnostics

Frame Diagnostics dialog box (Figure 52)

Diagnostics ➥Frame Diagnostics…

Tasks – Statistics Dialog Box and Parameter Location

Path

Displaying Bundle Statistics

Bundle Statistics dialog box (See

Displaying KML.11 Statistics )

Statistics ➥Bundle Statistics

Performing Channel Configuration

All channel operations are performed from a graphical representation (the card window) of the selected card. Procedures for accessing the card window are described above.

To view channel configuration for a selected channel, do one of the following:

• From the zoomed card window, double-click on the desired channel.

Or

• Select the channel and from the Configuration menu, select Channel Info…




Channel information varies depending on the selected channel.


Figure 49. Channel Info Dialog Box

Displaying Channel Active Alarms List

To display active alarms for the selected channel:

1. Select the required channel.

2. From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Display… The Channel Active Alarm List appears displaying a code, the status of the alarm and a description of the channel active alarms.

Figure 50. Channel Active Alarms List

Clearing Active Channel Alarms

To clear active alarms for the selected channel:

• From the Fault menu, select Alarms followed by Clear

Performing Channel Diagnostics Operations

To perform channel diagnostics:

1. Select the required channel.

2. From the Diagnostics menu, select Test… The Testing Dialog box appears.

Note



Test options vary according to the card selected.

3. Select the required test(s).

4. Click <Set> to run the test(s) and close the dialog box.

5. Click <Apply> to run the test(s) without closing the dialog box. Further testing can now be performed.

A validity check is carried out before sending the command to perform diagnostics on the mux. The check enables or disables specific tests for the selected card type.

Figure 51. Testing Dialog Box

Table 64. Available Channel Tests

Card Name Channel Tests

KLS.1/NEW Local Loop, Remote Loop, BERT, PRBS

KLS.2 Local Loop, Remote Loop, BERT, PRBS

KHS.1, KHS.2 Local Loop, Remote Loop, BERT, PRBS

KHS.703 Local Loop, Remote Loop, BERT

KHSU.S/KHSU.D Local Loop, Remote Loop There are no loops available for the D1 Internal Channels

KTRE, KMBE, KMBE/NEW No Tests are available

KVC.1/E&M, KVC.1/FXO, KVC.1/FXS, KVC.1M/E&M, KVC.1M/FXO, KVC.1M/FXS, KVC.1M/FXSW

Local Loop, Remote Loop, Tone Injection

KVC.2-1/E&M, KVC.2-2/E&M, KVC.2-1/FXO, KVC.2-2/FXO, KVC.2-1/FXS, KVC.2-2/FXS KVC.3/E&M, KVC.3/FXO, KVC.3/FXS


KVF.1/E&M, KVF.1/FXS, KVF.1/FXO, KVF.3/E&M, KVF.3/FXO, KVF.3/FXS, KVF.4/E&M, KVF.4/FXO, KVF.4/FXS, KVF.4/FXSW


KVF.4S0, KVF.NSO Local Loop, Remote Loop, Tone Injection

Note



Table 64. Available Channel Tests (Cont.)

Card Name Channel Tests

KVF.5/E1/M, KVF.5/E1/S, KVF.5/T1/M, KVF.5/T1/S


KVF.6 Local Loop, Remote Loop, Tone Injection

KVF.8 Local Loop, Remote Loop, Tone Injection

KAI, KDI no channel loops

KDI/CH Local Loop, Remote Loop, BERT, PRBS

KML.1-KML.6 Local Loop, Remote Loop, Loop2-V54 (RLB), Loop3-V54 (LLB), DDS DSU (display status only, can’t be initiated or stopped), DDS CSU(display status only, can’t be initiated or stopped)

KML.7, KML.8, KML.10, KML.F Local Loop, Remote Loop

To define the testing duration for ML cards:

1. Select the required ML card.

2. For each enabled test, select the duration: one to nine minutes or permanent.

Displaying Frame Diagnostics

Frame diagnostics is available only for online ML cards.

To display the status usage of main link card A or main link Card B: Select a ML channel.

• From the Diagnostics menu, select Frame Diagnostics…

The Frame Diagnostics dialog box appears.

Figure 52. Frame Diagnostics Dialog Box

Note



Table 65. Frame Diagnostics Parameters

Parameter Remarks

Main Link Rate [Kbps] Specifies the main link speed

Bit Weight [Kbps/bit] Specifies the main link band width allocation unit

Data Usage [Kbps] Specifies the main link band width allocated to user data

Control Signal Usage [Kbps] Specifies the main link band width allocated to the transfer of user end-to-end signaling/control signals

Download Usage [Kbps] Specifies the main link band width allocated to the management channel

Sync Usage [Kbps] Specifies the main link bandwidth allocated to the frame synchronization word

Total Usage [Kbps] Displays the total main link band width currently allocated

Total Free [Kbps] Displays the total main link band width not yet allocated

Displaying KML.11 Statistics

Statistics are available only for KML.11 cards.

To display statistics for KML.11 cards: Select a ML channel.

• From the Statistics menu, select Bundle Statistics…

The Bundle Statistics dialog box appears.

Table 66. Bundle Statistics Parameters

Parameter Remarks

Slot ML–A, ML–B

Card Type KML.11

Correct Received Fames Number of correct received frames

Transmitted Frames Number of frames transmitted including those that were discarded or not sent

[Reset Counters] Resets counters

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13. Release Notes

Windows Layering

Open windows will not be ON TOP of the application. Windows always jump behind the application, where the cursor is. The Kilomux application is designed so that as long as there are open windows (and some might be hidden by others), the user is not allowed to perform other actions.

Menu Positions

The menus of the application’s menu bar (such as ‘Configuration’ and ‘Help’) are sometimes opened in the upper left hand corner of the screen instead of below the menu name. Closing the application and reopening it solve this problem.

Interface Info Parameters – KCL.2

The parameters ‘Call Out Mode’, ‘Rate(bps)’, ‘Data Bits’ and ‘Parity’ are not accepted by the Agent (without warning) during Update operation. In KCL.2 ETH card, the Interface Info dialog box is disabled, so all parameters cannot be modified in [Edit] view.

Channel Tests

There is no way to perform more than one test in parallel, on the same channel.

Error Message

Rarely, without any seen reason, an error message appears: “Error: can’t set “helpvar”: Bad object”, with [OK], [Skip Messages] and [Stack Trace] buttons. The easy way to recover from this problem is to press <OK>, close the zoom application and reopen it.

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