PDH Manual

RION
TELECOM
NETWORKS
ORION TELECOM NETWORKS INC.
VCL-MXTM VERSION 3
E1, 2 Mbps 30 Channel Drop-Insert,
Voice and Data Multiplexer
User & Installation Manual
20100, N 51st Ave, Suite B240,

Glendale, AZ 85308
Phone: +1 (480) 816 8672
Fax: +1 (480) 816 0115
E-mail: sales@oriontelecom.com
Web Site: http://www.oriontelecom.com
Orion Telecom Networks Inc. - 2006-09
VCL-MX, Version 3, E1 Drop Insert Add-Drop Multiplexer
Notice
Warranty
This Orion product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of
one year from the date of shipment. During the warranty period, Orion will, at its discretion,
either repair or replace products, which prove to be defective. For warranty service or repair,
this product must be returned to a service facility designated by Orion. The buyer shall prepay
shipping charges to Orion and the company shall pay shipping charges to return the product to
the buyer. However, the buyer shall pay all the shipping charges, duties and taxes for products
returned to Orion from another country.
Limitation of Warranty
The foregoing warranty shall not apply to defects resulting from improper or inadequate
maintenance by the buyer. The buyer-supplied firmware or interfacing, unauthorized
modification or misuse, operation outside of the environmental specifications for the product or
improper site preparation or maintenance.
Exclusive Remedies
The remedies provided herein are the buyer's sole and exclusive remedies. Orion shall not be
liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages, whether based on
contract or any legal theory.
Notice
This manual contains information that is proprietary to Orion Telecom Networks Inc. No part of
this publication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever without prior written approval by
Orion Telecom Networks Inc.
Safety Warnings
The exclamation point within a triangle is intended to warn the operator or

service personnel of operation and maintenance factors relating to the product
and its operating environment, which could pose a safety hazard.
Always observe standard safety precautions during installation, operation and maintenance of
this product. Only qualified and authorized service personnel should carry out adjustment,
maintenance or repairs to this instrument. No adjustment, maintenance or repairs should be
performed by either the operator or the user.
UALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM

Orions products are designed and manufactured under a strict Quality
Assurance Program based on the ISO 9000 philosophy and principles. Orion
pays very special attention to its vendor development program which ensures
an end-product of the highest quality at the most cost effective prices.
Notice
INDEX
S. No.
Section 1
Particulars
System Description and Installation
Product Overview
Feature and Highlight
Technical Specifications
Block Diagram
Front View
Rear View
Connector Details
User Interfaces
Control Card
E1, Control Card-Cabling Details
Power Supply Card
Ring Generator Card
JNC/FXO Interface Card
SLC/FXS Interface Card
2 Wire E&M Interface Card
Gain Settings
RS232 Data Interface Card
G.703 Data Interface Card
iDSL Interface Card
V.35 Interface Card
V.36 Interface Card
X.21 Interface Card
RS530 Interface Card
10BaseT Ethernet Interface Card
LAN Bridge
Universal Data Interface Card
NMS Card
Section 2
10/100BaseT - Configuration and LAN Management Port

Device Installer
HyperTerminal Settings
Configuring MUX as Master Terminal
Configuring MUX as Slave Terminal
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Section 3
Easy to Use Guide

Easy to Use CLI Guide
To View help menu
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INDEX
S. No.
Particulars
To set default
To access system remotely
To set clock
To set gain
To set alarms
To unmap all the system
To unmap all the time-slots of a port
To unmap single time-slot
To map a range of time-slots
To map single time-slot
To check clock of the system
To check ID of the system
To check alarm
To check the status of the cards
To check the mapping of a port
To View the query statements
Easy to Use GUI Guide
Using GUI
Access Window
Card Configuration
Shelf Configuration
Mapping
Unmapping
Signalling
System Queries
Synchronization
Backup
Restore
Set Default
Set ID
About
Exit
Section 4
To Set the Signaling in VCL-MX

Ordering Information
Support
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Section 1
Section 1
System Description & Installation
Product Overview
Product Overview
The VCL-MX Version 3, 2Mbps 30 Channel E1 voice and data, Drop-Insert Multiplexer
provides a full range of POTS (voice) and digital data services to subscribers located at
different locations, requiring to interconnect and establish a voice and data network over an E1
link. The VCL-MX, Version 3 is a simple, yet powerful E1 Channel Bank for connecting and
integrating analog communication equipment with digital E1 services.
The VCL-MX Version 3, E1, Drop-Insert Multiplexer provides voice telephony and digital data
services which may include:
The Multiplexer may be used in Terminal or Drop-Insert configuration to provide:
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Toll Quality Voice Services

Interconnect LAN (Campus Network)
Interconnect Computer Terminals
Provide LAN-WAN Interconnectivity
Provide Leased Lines on DSL for SOHO
Applications
Voice Interfaces
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FXO
FXS
E&M (2 Wire and 4 Wire)-User Programmable
FXS-FXS (Hot-line)
Data Interfaces
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RS232
G.703 @ 64 Kbps, codirectional
iDSL @ 128 Kbps
V.35, n X 64 Kbps
V.36, n X 64 Kbps
X.21, n X 64 Kbps
RS530, n X 64 Kbps
10BaseT - Ethernet Bridge
10BaseT - Integrated Ethernet Router
Fractional E1
The VCL-MX Version 3 E1 Interface operates at a primary rate of 2.048 MBits/sec and provides
a host of features including channel drop and insert facility over a network of VCL-MX Version
3, E1 Multiplexers, for voice and data applications.
The VCL-MX Version 3 has an effective, GUI and CLI (text) based "Network Management
System", which may be used for configuring the system, subsequent remote monitoring and
management of the inter-connected systems in the network. Both Inband and Out-of-band
configuration and monitoring options are available.
An extensive set of alarms for easy maintenance are provided in the system.
Features and Highlight
Features
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Voice and Digital Data services

Any combination ("mix-n-match") of Voice and Digital Data services deployed from a single
VCL-MX, Version 3 "Smart Shelf"
Drop and Insert applications
Digital Data option may be used for internet access or video conferencing application
Wireless applications including Cellular Networks
Digital Microwave Radio
SCADA applications
Frame Relay circuit termination
Powerful Network Management System for monitoring and network control
Compliance with all relevant ITU-T (CCITT) recommendations
3U high, compact construction
Highlights
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Field upgradable to provide voice, data or both services

Flexibility on use of transmission medium - copper fiber or wireless
Choice of Interfaces for Data Applications
RS232, PC Interface "Network Control and Management Software"
LAN-WAN Interface Network Control and Management
Inband system configuration and management interface
Out-of-band system configuration and management interface through 10BaseT Terminal
(optional) Channel assignment independent of slot position in the sub-rack
Extensive set of alarms
User Selectable Internal or Loop-timed clock options
Transmission Mediums
The VCL-MX, Version 3 offers an excellent flexibility on the choice of transmission medium
over which it may be deployed. The transmission medium can be either of the following:
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Copper
Optical Fiber
Wireless
Application of VCL-MX
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POTS (voice), digital data or real-time video conferencing services (V.35, V.36, X.21,
RS530, 10BaseT Router, 10 BaseT Ethernet Bridge) high-speed digital data interface
options allows point-to-point network solutions for providing a video conferencing channel
of up to 1984 Kbps)
Junction Mux - for digital interconnection of analog exchanges
Drop & Insert applications
Wireless network applications
High-speed data ports for digital communication links providing leased lines access to
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with speeds ranging from 64Kbps up to 1984 Kbps digital
data interface options
Micro-cellular infrastructure applications for providing cell-switch connectivity
Wide area networking
Internet Access over POTS lines - All POTS interfaces operate @ 64Kbps and support V.34
(33.6Kbps) dial-up modems
User Configurable Interface Card

Voice Interface :
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POTS service from a Central Office

Switch. (FXO & FXS)
Hot Line (FXS-FXS)
2 Wire and 4 Wire, E&M applications
15W, sine-wave, 75VRMS/86VRMS
20Hz/25 Hz Ringer for FXS and Hotline (FXS-FXS) interfaces
2 Wire and 4 Wire, E&M Applications
with extended gain features
Data Interface:
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RS232
G.703 @ 64 Kbps, codirectional
iDSL @ 128 Kbps
V.35, n X 64 Kbps
V.36, n X 64 Kbps
X.21, n X 64 Kbps
RS530, n X 64 Kbps
10BaseT - Ethernet Bridge
10BaseT - Integrated Ethernet Router
Fractional E1
E1 Interface (Main Link)

Number of Interfaces
Conformity (Electrical)
Frame Structure
Signaling
PCM Sampling Rate
Encoding Law
Bit Rate
Code
Nominal Impedance
Peak Voltage of a mark
For 120 Balanced interface
75 Unbalanced interface
Peak Voltage of a space
for 120 Balanced interface
Nominal Pulse Width
Pulse Mask
Output Jitter
Permissible Attenuation
Return Loss at:
51.2 KHz to 102.4 KHz
102.4 KHz to 2048KHz
2048KHz to 3072 Khz
Jitter Tolerance
Loss and recovery of frame alignment
Loss and recovery of multiframe alignment
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G.703
As per ITU (CCITT) G.704
Channel Associated Signaling
8000 samples/sec
A Law as per ITU (CCITT)
2048 Kbps 50 ppm
HDB3
120 balanced/75 unbalanced
3.0 V 0.3 V
2.37 V 0.237 V
0 V 0.3 V
0V 0.237 V
244 ns
As per ITU (CCITT) Rec. G.703
< 0.05 UI (in the frequency range of 20Hz
to 100 KHz)
6dB at 1 MHz
> 12dB
> 18dB
> 14dB
As per clause 3 of ITU (CCITT) G.732
As per clause 5.2 of ITU (CCITT) G.732
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2 Wire/4 Wire - Voice Frequency Interface(s)

Number of Channels per Card
Interface Type
Maximum Number of Channels
Transmission performance
Line Impedance
Voice Channel Frequency
Insertion Loss
Idle Channel Noise
Return Loss
Longitudinal Balance
Ring Frequency
Ring Voltage
Subscriber Loop Current
Overload Level
Battery Reversal
Dial Pulse Speed
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FXO, FXS, 2W/4W E&M
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Fully Compliant to ITU (CCITT) G.712 specification
600
300Hz-3400Hz
-2.0dB Nominal (User adjustable)
-65dB
300Hz - 600Hz - 12dB
600Hz - 3400Hz - 15dB
46dB between 300Hz to 3400Hz
25 Hz (20Hz, Optional)
75 volts RMS into a load of 5 R.E.N.
With a 0.30 Erlang traffic pattern
23mA into a subscriber loop of 1000 ohms
+3.14dBm 0.5dBm
All channels
8-12 pps - Pulse Dialling/DTMF Dialling
Low Speed Data Interface RS232

Interface
Number of Interfaces per Card
Maximum Number
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
Character Length
Stop Bits Parity
RS232
2
20
RS232
Asynchronous
50 bps to 19.2 Kbps
DCE
5/6/7/8 (Auto-Select)
1/1.5/2 (Auto-Select)
Even/Odd/0s/1s/none (Auto-Select)
G.703 @ 64kbps, Synchronous Data Interface

Interface
Maximum Number
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
G.703 @ 64 Kbps
2
20, 64Kbits/sec. Interface
To (CCITT) Rec. G.703
Synchronous, Co-directional
64Kbps
Sub-Rate Multiplexer:- Optional Extra

Optional: To be used with 64 Kbps G.703 co-directional data interface card.
Number of Interfaces per 64 Kbps channel
Interface Type
Mode
Bit Rate
Parity
6
RS232
Asynchronous
9.6 Kbps, 8 bits 1 stop bit
None
iDSL - ISDN DSL

U Interface
Line Rate
Frame Format
Line Code
Accepted Line Attenuation
Pulse Shape
Multiplexer Emulation
Customer Premises Equipment
Impedance
Meets ANSI T1.601-1992 requirements

144 Kbits/s
2B as per CCITT Rec.1.430
2B1Q as per CCITT Rec.G.961
42dB at 40 Khz
As per CCITT Rec.G.961
LT Emulation
NT Emulation
135 Ohms at 40KHz
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High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: V.35

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
V.35
1, (N x 64KBits/sec. per Card)
(N x 64 Kbits/sec. Interface
maximum value of N =30) - User Selectable
V.35
Synchronous
64 Kbps to 1984 Kbps
DCE

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
V.36
maximum value of N=30) - User Selectable
V.36
Synchronous
DCE
High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: X.21

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
X.21
X.21
Synchronous
DCE
High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: RS530

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
RS530
RS530
Synchronous
DCE
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High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: 10BaseT Ethernet Bridge

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
10BaseT (Bridge)
10BaseT Ethernet Bridge
Synchronous
DCE
High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: 10BaseT Ethernet Router

Interface
Bandwidth
IP routing
IPQoS
Bandwidth Optimization
Interoperability
Supported RFCs
10BaseT (Router)
RIP-I, RIP-II, static routing, IP filters, BootP client
and relay, DHCP relay
Bandwidth management (CBR, VBR), Priortization
(6 levels), RTP auto detection, DiffServ/TOS support
SW Compression (optional), MLPPP and Bandwidth
on Demand, Connection on Demand and IPX
Spoofing
PPP
1058, 1213, 1315, 1332, 1334, 1389, 1471, 1472,
1473, 1474, 1490, 1493, 1519, 1542, 1573, 1604,
1631, 1638, 1661, 1662, 1722, 1723, 1724, 1812,
1850, 1962, 1974, 1990
Universal Data Interface: High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type
Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
V.35, V.36, X.21, RS442, Rs530

Universal User - Configurable as above
Synchronous
DCE/DTE
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Protection
Central Office Terminal and Remote Terminal are protected against power surges and
transients occurring from lightning and electric induction as per CCITT Rec. Table I/K-20
towards line side.
Clock
Timing Options
Synchronization Sources
Default Option
Internal Clock, Loop-timed Clock

Internal Clock, span clock timing derived from
incoming HDB3 links (Loop-timed)
Internal Clock
Management Interface
Local Management Interface
RS232, operating @ 9.6 Kbps CLI (text)-based Interface, Hyper Terminal (VT-100
Emulation).
Inband Management Interface for Remote Terminals
RS232, operating @ 9.6 Kbps CLI (text)-based Interface, Hyper Terminal (VT-100
Emulation).
Out-of-band Management Interface - Optional
10/100 BaseT-User Assigned IP Address
Environmental
Temperature and Humidity
Altitude
0C to + 50C, 90% R.H. (Non-Condensing)

upto 9,000 feet
Power Supply
Input DC voltage
Range of input
Output voltage
Full Load Output Current
Input Voltage Reversal Protection
Over Current Protection
Short Circuit Protection
Efficiency at full load
Ripple at full load
Spike at full load
Power Consumption
-48V DC ( nominal )
-40V to -60V DC
+5V, -5V, filtered -48V (for term. Cards)
8A at +5V, 0.5A at -5V
Provided in the Card
10A for +5V, 1.0A for -5V
Current limit - 6A. Recovers on removal of short
Circuit
>86%
<5mVrms
<50mV
25W - with all 20 Voice Circuits and all data circuits
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Block Diagram
VCL-MX, Version 3 System Overview

The system comprises a 19-inch, 3U high shelf, -48V DC Input Power-Supply Card, Ring
Generator, Control Card (CC1), to provide time-slots mapping to user interfaces, signaling and
E1 links. VCL-MX, Version 3 provides both 120 Ohms as well as 75 Ohms E1 link interface.
The system has a total of 14 user-interface slots and 10 of user interface slots of 64Kbps voice
or data channel slots, which can accept FXO, FXS, 2/4 W E&M, iDSL, G.703, RS232, RS422
Interface cards.
VCL-MX, Version 3 Front View

LAN / Telnet
Management Card
Power Supply
Card
Ring Generator
Card
4
NX64Kbps
(V.35, V.36 .....) slots
10
User Configurable
64 Kbps interface slots
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RNG
PSU
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Control
Card
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LAN
CC
4 remaining Card-slots are for n x 64Kbps data interfaces that can accept a very wide variety
of data interface cards which include:
V.35, V.36, X.21, EIA530, Fractional E1 and Router (10BaseT), Universal Data Interface Card.
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Front View

(120 Ohms Version With LAN Management)
NMS / Telnet
Management Card
Power Supply
Card
Ring Generator
Card
4X
NX64Kbps
(V.35, V.36 .....) slots
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User Configurable
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Control
Card
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The DB-9 Connector-on the front of the Control Card may be connected to the COM PORT of
any PC to access the system through a windows HyperTerminal.
The switch provided on the Control Card shall be used to set the system for LMS (LOCAL
ACCESS AND MANAGEMENT) Mode.
System Composition
Core System Composition
19-Inch Shelf 3U high
Slot 1
Slot 2
Slot 3 to 12
Slot 13 to 16
Description
19-Inch Shelf and Backplane
Power Supply Card
Ringer Card
10 User Configurable voice & data
Interface(s)
n x 64kbps Interface Cards
Slot 17
Slot 18
NMS/Telnet Management Card

Control Card with In-band Management
Part No.
VCL-MX-003
VCL-MX-010
VCL-CB-040
As per user
requirement
As per user
requirement
VCL-MX-NMS
VCL-MX-015-3
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Rear View

VCL-MX, Version 3 REAR VIEW
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT A
-48V DC
E1
Interface
RJ-45
(Male)
-48V DC
Power
Analog Interface(s)
RJ-11 (Female)
RJ-11 (Male)
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
J37
Alarm
Ground
TCP-IP
Connection
(to be only used with
Remote TCP/IP Access Option)
Important Note: Only one of the following may be connected for use at any given time.
DB-9 Connector, SYSTEM CONFIGURATION port on rear panel.
DB-9 Connector, Front SYSTEM CONFIGURATION port on front of Control Card.
DB-15 Connector, TCP-IP (Option) SYSTEM CONFIGURATION connection on the rear
panel.
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Rear View

Nx64 Interfaces DB-25 (F)
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
J37
DB9 (Female)
Connector
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT B
RJ-45
(Male)
E1
Interface
DB9 (Male)
Connector
To COM Port
(To PC)
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Front View

NMS/Telnet
Management Card
Power Supply
Card
Ring Generator
Card
4X
NX64Kbps
(V.35, V.36 .....) slots
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User Configurable
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Control
Card
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16 17
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The DB-9 Connector on the front of the Control Card may be connected to the COM PORT
of any PC to Access the system through a windows HyperTerminal.
The switch provided on the Control Card shall be used to set the system for LMS (LOCAL
ACCESS AND MANAGEMENT) Mode.
System Composition
Core System Composition

19-Inch Shelf 3U high
Slot 1
Slot 2
Slot 3 to 12
Slot 13 to 16
Description
19-Inch Shelf and Backplane
Power Supply Card
Ringer Card
10 User Configurable voice & data
Interface(s)
n x 64kbps Interface Cards
Slot 17
Slot 18

Control Card with In-band Management
Part No.
VCL-MX-003
VCL-MX-010
VCL-CB-040
As per user
requirement
As per user
requirement
VCL-MX-NMS
VCL-MX-015-3
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Rear View

BNC Connector
(Female)
BNC Connector
(Male)
BNC E1 Link - Port A

(Rx)
-48V DC
-48V DC
Power
Analog Interface(s)
RJ-11 (Female)
RJ-11 (Male)
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
J37
Ground
BNC Connector
(Female)
BNC Connector
(Male)
BNC E1 Link - Port A

(Tx)
Important Note: Only one of the following may be connected for use at any given time.
DB-9 Connector, SYSTEM CONFIGURATION port on rear panel.
DB-9 Connector, Front SYSTEM CONFIGURATION port on front of Control Card.
DB-15 Connector, TCP-IP (Option) SYSTEM CONFIGURATION connection on the rear
panel.
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Rear View

BNC Connector
(Female)
BNC Connector
(Male)
BNC E1 Link - Port B

(Rx)
-48V DC
Nx64 Interfaces DB-25 (F)
-48V DC
Power
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
J37
DB9 (Female)
Connector
BNC Connector
(Female)
BNC Connector
(Male)
BNC E1 Link - Port B

(Tx)
DB9 (Male)
Connector
To COM Port
(To PC)
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Connector Details
1 234 5 6 7 8
RJ-45 for E1 Interface
RJ-45 (Male) Pin #

1
2
4
5
Signal in RJ-45 (Male)

Rx Tip (Data In)
Rx Ring (Data In)
Tx Tip (Data Out)
Tx Ring (Data Out)
RS232 DB-9 - NMS Port

DB-9 (Female) Pin #
2
3
5
Signal in DB-9 (Female)

Transmit (Data Out)
Receive (Data In)
Ground
Signal in RJ-45 (Female)

Receive (Rx_N)
Receive (Rx_P)
Transmit (Tx_N)
Transmit (Tx_P)
RJ-11 for User Interface Card (2 Wire E&M)
RJ-11 (Male) Pin #

1
2
3
4
5
6
DB-9 (Female)
1 234 5 6 7 8
Ethernet RJ-45 Pinouts

RJ-45 (Female) Pin #
1
2
3
6
RJ-45 (Female)

Tip (VF)
Ring (VF)
NC
NC
M Limb
E Limb
RJ-45 (Female)
1 2 3 4 5 6
RJ-11 (Female)
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RJ-11 for User Interface Card (FXO/FXS)
RJ-11 (Male) Pin #

3
4
Connector Details
1 2 3 4 5 6

Tip
Ring
RJ-11 (Female)
RJ-11 for User Interface Card (4 Wire E&M)

1 2 3 4 5 6
RJ-11 (Male) Pin #

1
2
3
4
5
6

Tip Rx
Ring Rx
Tip Tx
Ring Tx
M Limb
E Limb
RJ-11 (Female)
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User Interfaces
User Interfaces (User Configurable)

This section provides details of the User Interfaces (User Configurable) cards, which are
obtainable with the VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer equipment. You can decide
which modules to use in your system, based on the nature of your voice/data interface
requirements-the configuration of the VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer is flexible
to allow users to optimize their voice channel requirements.
Voice Interfaces
!
FXO Interface cards - connect to the

analog PSTN (telco) lines
Data Interfaces
!
V.35 Interface Card
V.36 Interface Card
X.21 Interface Card
FXS Interface cards-connect to analog

telephone sets
E&M Interface cards-connect to E&M

switches/interfaces
10BaseT Ethernet Interface Card
RS232 Data Interface Cards
G.SHDSL Interface Card
G.703 @64 Kbps Data Interface Cards
iDSL @128 Kbps Data Interface Cards
The JNC/FXO and SLC/FXS pair of interface module (dual port module) provides interfacing
to an exchange and a telephone instrument respectively. EMT and EME Interface modules can
be included if interface to 2 wire and 4 wire E&M trunk is required.
Contents
Control Card (CC)
PS, Card Power Supply Card
Ring Generator Card
SLC/FXS Interface Card (Hotline)
2 wire E&M Interface Card
4 wire E&M Interface Card
G.703 @64 Kbps co-directional Card
iDSL@128 Kbps Data interface Card
V.35 Interface Card
V.36 Interface Card
X.21 Interface Card
10BaseT Bridge Interface Card
10BaseT Router Interface Card
Part No.
VCL-MX-015-3
VCL-MX-010
VCL-CB-040
VCL-CB-030
VCL-CB-025
VCL-CB-027
VCL-CB-035
VCL-CB-035
VCL-CB-045
VCL-CB-060
VCL-CB-080
VCL-MX-055
VCL-MX-056
VCL-MX-058
VCL-MX-057
VCL-MX-100BaseT (Bridge)
VCL-MX-100BaseT (Router)
VCL-MX-059
VCL-MX-NMS
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Control Card
Control Card: Part No. VCL-MX-015-3

Control Card (E1 interface card) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The
assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 6Tx3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX,
Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and the designated slot is no-18.
CC forms the heart of the VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer. The card provides the
following functions and associated external interfaces for the functions:
! 2, 2Mbps HDB3 interface
! Interfacing and control of interface cards
! Synchronisation to external clock
! Alarm extension
CC Front Indications
The CC provides the following indications in the front of the sub-rack:
LEDs which indicate the following:
L1
Green
Power
L2
Green/Red
SYNC/Alarm A
L3
Green/Red
SYNC/Alarm B
L4
Red
BOOT FAIL
L5
Green
LOCAL ON
SW1
ON/OFF
DB9
Connection to PC COM port
!
!
!
!
!
!
!
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
SW1
DB9
Provides interface to Link A and Link B

Provides interface to voice and data cards/slots
Provides a configuration, management and control interface to the USER through a DB9 serial (COM) Port
Non-volatile memory/storage to the user defined setting even during POWER-OFF.
LED indication for the Power, Alarm and Link status
CPU with System diagnostic self test evaluation
Configurable for LMS mode (Local configuration and Management Mode), LAN
configuration and Management mode or NMS Mode (Remote-Network configuration and
Management Mode) by switch selection, LED indication shows the selected Mode
Note: 1 Incase of Bootup failure BOOT FAIL LED will glow RED. BOOT FAIL LED will
glow if system is unprogrammed or in case of illegal settings. The user should
configure system default settings to ensure that settings are valid.
2 LOCAL ON LED glows when system is in LOCAL LMS mode i.e. it is set to be
configured locally through DB9F (FRONT PANEL) OR DB9F (REAR PANEL) OR
DB15 REAR for LAN.
ONLY ONE OF THESE MAYBE CONNECTED FOR USE AT ANY GIVEN TIME.
3 LOCAL ON LED always glows in case of MASTER system regardless of LOCAL
ON SWITCH POSITION. This is the case since MASTER SYSTEM is always in LMS
mode and it only accepts settings from its SYSTEM CONFIGURATION PORT.
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Control Card
4 Functions of LOCAL ON Switch and LED for Slave Systems:

A.
LOCAL ON LED will glow when SWITCH is in ON position indicating that

slave is in LMS mode (i.e. it is set to be accessed through its LOCAL SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION PORT rather than from the MASTER using INBAND
signaling.
B.
LOCAL ON LED will NOT GLOW (i.e. it shall remain OFF), when the switch is
in OFF position indicating that slave is now ready to be accessed remotely by
the MASTER using Inband signaling. In this mode, the slave, CANNOT be
accessed locally via SYSTEM CONFIGURATION PORT of slave system.
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
SW1
DB9
Switch
C. In case SLAVE SYSTEMS are to be accessed locally, the LOCAL ON (LMS

mode) may be selected by setting the front panel switch to ON position. The
switch should be set to OFF position afterwards in order to ensure that the
system is re-enabled for remote access.
Typical Master System Response Boot-Up
CC Step: 1 PASS (Mux id)
CC Step: 2 PASS (Settings)
CC Step: 3 PASS (Mapping)
CC Step: 4 PASS (PA ckt)
CC Step: 5 PASS (PB ckt)
CC Step: 6 PASS (Logic)
CC Step: 7 PASS (SWITCH)
VCL-MX-CCB[01]>
Typical Slave System Response Boot-Up (when Switch is set to ON to enter the LMS mode
for configuration from local SYSTEM CONFIGURATION PORT).
VCL-MX-CC[03]>
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Control Card
Typical Slave System Response Boot-Up (when the Switch is set to OFF to return system to
In-band access mode in which the system shall be accessible remotely from the Master
system).
SWITCH Set to Remote
SLAVE MUX ID: [03]
Leaving local mode.
Number of Interfaces
Conformity (Electrical)
Frame Structure
Signaling
PCM Sampling Rate
Encoding Law
Bit Rate
Code
Nominal Impedance
Peak Voltage of a mark
For 120 Balanced interface
Peak Voltage of a space
for 120 Balanced interface
Nominal Pulse Width
Pulse Mask
Output Jitter
Permissible Attenuation
Return Loss at:
51.2 KHz to 102.4 KHz
102.4 KHz to 2048KHz
2048KHz to 3072 Khz
Jitter Tolerance
Loss and recovery of frame alignment
Loss and recovery of multiframe alignment
2
G.703
Channel Associated Signaling
8000 samples/sec
A Law as per ITU (CCITT)
2048 Kbps 50 ppm
HDB3
120 balanced/75 unbalanced
3.0 V 0.3 V
2.37 V 0.237 V
0 V 0.3 V
0V 0.237 V
244 ns
As per ITU (CCITT) Rec. G.703
< 0.05 UI (in the frequency range of 20Hz
to 100 KHz)
6dB at 1 MHz
> 12dB
> 18dB
> 14dB
As per clause 3 of ITU (CCITT) G.732
As per clause 5.2 of ITU (CCITT) G.732
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Part # HRNS-1069
VCL-MX RJ-45 E1 Interface Cable (Open)
End 1
8 Pin RJ-45 Plug
End 2
Open
Type of cable
Twisted pair single-strand conductor cable
No. of pairs
Diameter
Single-strand (0.5mm)
Length
3 meters
Connection
As per details given below
RJ-45 Pin#
Color
White/Orange
Orange
Blue
White/Blue
RJ-45 Plug - Pin Assignment

RJ-45
1 2 3 45 6 78
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Part # HRNS-1010
VCL-MX RJ-45 to RJ-45 PARALLEL
End 1
8 Pin RJ-45 Plug
End 2
8 Pin RJ-45 Plug
Type of cable
Twisted pair multi-strand conductor CAT 5 cable
No. of pairs
Diameter
Multi-strand
Length
3 meters
Connection
RJ-45
Pin#
Description
Color
RJ-45
Pin#
Twisted pair # 1
White & Orange
Twisted pair # 1
Orange
Twisted pair # 3
White & Green
Twisted pair # 2
Blue
Twisted pair # 2
White & Blue
Twisted pair # 3
Green
Twisted pair # 4
White & Brown
Twisted pair # 4
Brown
(view from front side)
1 2 3 45 6 78
RJ-45 Plug
1 2 3 45 6 78
RJ-45 Plug
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Part # HRNS-1011
VCL-MX RJ-45 to RJ-45 CROSS
End 1
RJ-45 (Male)
End 2
RJ-45 (Male)
Type of cable
Twisted pair cable-solid conductor
No. of pairs
Diameter
0.5mm
Length
3 meters
Connection
RJ-45
Pin#
Description
Color
RJ-45
Pin#
Twisted pair # 1
White & Orange
Twisted pair # 1
Orange
Twisted pair # 3
White & Green
Twisted pair # 2
Blue
Twisted pair # 2
White & Blue
Twisted pair # 3
Green
Twisted pair # 4
White & Brown
Twisted pair # 4
Brown
1 2 3 45 6 78
RJ-45 Plug
1 2 3 45 6 78
RJ-45 Plug
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Power Supply Card
Power Supply Unit (PSU) : Part No. VCL-MX-010

The Power Supply Unit (PSU) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The
assembled card is designed to fit in a 6T x 3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX Version 3 Voice
and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and the designated slot is no-1.
The PSU requires an input of -48V and provides logistic supplies required by the other core
system card (Control Card) as well as the user interface cards in the VCL-MX Version 3 Voice
and Data Multiplexer sub-rack. The logistic supplies generated by the PSU module are Positive
5V and Negative 5V. The power supply module also does the filtering of the -48V supply to be
fed to the termination cards.
Specifications
Input DC voltage
Range of input
Output voltage
Output voltage variation
Full load output current
Input voltage reversal protection
Under voltage
Over voltage
Efficiency at full load
Ripple at full load
Spike at full load
Power consumption
- 48V DC (nominal)
-40V to -60V DC
+5V, -5V,
Filtered -48V (for term. Cards)
within + 5% of output nominal voltage
4A at +5V
1A at -5V
provided in the card
< 4.75V
>5.25V
>70%
<5mVrms
<50mV
42W
The input - 48V DC is provided via a 2-pin connector present at the back panel of the system.
PSU Front Indications
The PSU provides the following indications in the front of the
sub-rack:
3 LEDs which indicate the following:
! L1 - Positive 5V present
! L2 - Negative 5V present
! L3 - Negative 48V present
L1 Green
L2 Green
L3 Green
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Ring Generator Card
Ring Generator Card : Part No. VCL-CB-040

The Ringer Module is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm Printed Circuit Board. The assembled
card is designed to fit in a 6T x 3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data
Multiplexer sub-rack and is to be installed in slot 2.
The ringer module provides a ringing tone in accordance with the type of cadence provided by
the Control Card. Ring is fed to the subscriber line cards via the backpanel card.
Note: Only required with FXS interface cards.
Specifications
Rated power
Ring voltage
Frequency
15W
75Vrms / 86Vrms
17Hz / 20Hz / 25Hz / 50Hz
RINGER MODULE FRONT INDICATIONS

The Ringer Module provides the following indications in the front of the sub-rack:
2 LEDs indicating the following:
L1
L2
: -48V input presence

: Ring presence
L1
L2
Green
Yellow
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JNC/FXO Interface Card : Part No. VCL-CB-030

The Junction Exchange Interface Card (JNC/FXO) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm Printed
Circuit Board. The assembled card is designed to fit in a 4T x 3U slot of the standard 19"
VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be installed in any of the user
slots (slots 3-12).
JNC is used for interfacing to a standard (POTS) telephone exchange and provides / extends
the following functions while transporting a voice channel:
!
!
!
!
!
!
64kbps voice transport

On-hook/off-hook emulation
DTMF/decadic dialing
Detection of the presence of Normal/Reverse Battery on the exchange side
Ring Detection
Voice/Fax Tone activated metering detection.
L1
L2
Yellow
Green
Ringing
Busy
L3
L4
Yellow
Green
Ringing
Busy
JNC/FXO FRONT INDICATIONS

The JNC/FXO has the following provisions in the front of the sub-rack:
L1
: Channel-2 Ringing
L2
: Channel-2 Busy
L3
: Channel-1 Ringing
L4
: Channel-1 Busy
In a non-active condition, all LEDs will be off. When ring feed to card corresponding channels
Yellow LED (L3 for channel 1, L1 for channel 2) starts blinking and answering condition, the
corresponding channels both LEDs (Green & Yellow) will be ON.
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JNC/FXO Specifications
Specifications
Number per card
Maximum number
Performance characteristics
Insertion loss (nominal)
Connector
User selectable range for insertion loss
Input level minimum
Input level maximum
Operating voltage
Open loop resistance
Closed loop resistance
Ring voltage detection (min)
Dial pulse speed
2
20
As per CCITT G.712
-2dB (User adjustable range of -2dB to -8dB)
RJ-11
1dB to 7dB
-11dB
3.2dB
-48 V DC (nominal)
> 22 K ohm
Constant current sink of 23mA
35Vrms
10pps
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JNC/FXO Interface Cable
Part # HRNS-1015
VCL-MX JNC/FXO interface cable
End 1
End 2
Type of cable
No. of pairs
Diameter
Length
Connections
RJ-11 6P2C
RJ-11 6P2C
1
0.5mm
3 meters
RJ-11
Pin #
Signal on
RJ-11 (End 1)
Wire
Color
RJ-11
Pin #
Signal on
RJ-11 (End 2)
Wire
Color
Ring
Red
Ring
Red
Tip
Green
Tip
Green
RJ-11 (Male) - Pin Assignment

RJ-11 6P2C

RJ-11 6P2C
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SLC/FXS Interface Card : Part No. VCL-CB-025

The Subscriber Line Card (SLC/FXS) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm Printed Circuit Board.
The assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 4T x 3U slot of the standard 19"
VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be installed in any of the user
slots (slots 3-12).
SLC is used for interfacing to a standard (POTS) telephone instrument and provides/extends
the following functions while transporting a voice channel:
!
!
!
!
!

On-hook/off-hook detection
DTMF/decadic dial detection (automatic)
Extending Normal/Reverse polarity on the subscriber loop
Ring Injection
L1
L2
Green
Yellow
Busy
Ringing
L3
L4
Green
Yellow
Busy
Ringing
SLC/FXS FRONT INDICATIONS

The SLC/FXS provides the following indications on the front of the sub-rack:
L1
L2
L3
L4
:
:
:
:
Channel-2 Busy
Channel-2 Ringing
Channel-1 Busy
Channel-1 Ringing
When none of the cards channels are active, then all LEDs will be off. When subscriber goes off
hook, L1 or L3 will be ON (Green) for corresponding Channel 1 and 2. When the telephone
rings, then corresponding channels Yellow LED (L2 for Channel 2 and L4 for Channel 1) will be
ON.
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SLC/FXS Specifications
Specifications
Number per card
Maximum number
Input level minimum
Input level maximum
Operating voltage
Loop resistance
Ring voltage
Ring frequency
Dial pulse speed
Metering signal frequency
Metering signal voltage
2
20
As per CCITT G.713
1dB to 7dB
-11dB
3.2dB
-48V DC (nominal)
600 Ohms
75Vrms/86Vrms
17Hz/20Hz/25Hz/50Hz
10pps
16 kHz
2Vpp
Specifications when configured as hotline interface

Number per card
Maximum number
Input level minimum
Input level maximum
Operating voltage
Loop resistance
Ring voltage
Ring frequency
2
20
As per G.713
1dB to 7dB
-11dB
3.2dB
-48V DC (nominal)
600 Ohms
75Vrms/86Vrms
17Hz/20Hz/25Hz/50Hz
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SLC/FXS Interface Cable
Part # HRNS-1015
VCL-MX SLC/FXS Interface Cable
End 1
End 2
Type of cable
No. of pairs
Diameter
Length
Connections
RJ-11 6P2C
RJ-11 6P2C
1
0.5mm
3 meters
RJ-11
Pin #
Signal on
RJ-11 (End 1)
Wire
Color
RJ-11
Pin #
Signal on
RJ-11 (End 2)
Wire
Color
Ring
Red
Ring
Red
Tip
Green
Tip
Green

RJ-11 6P2C

RJ-11 6P2C
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2 Wire E&M Interface Cable
2 Wire E&M Trunk Interface Card: Part No. VCL-CB-035

The 2 Wire E&M Trunk Interface Module (E&M2W) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm Printed
Circuit Board. The assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 4T x 3U slot of the
standard 19 VCL-MX Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be installed in
any of the user slots (slots 3-12).
E&M2W is used for interfacing to a standard 2 Wire E&M Trunk interface equipment and
provides/ extends the following functions while transporting a voice channel:
Sensing of loop/no loop on E line
Extending loop/no loop/dialing on M line
Detection of the presence of battery on the M line
!
!
!
!
Specifications
Number per card
Maximum number
20
Performance Characteristics
Between voice frequency ports
Input level minimum
Input level maximum
As per CCITT G.713

1dB to 7dB
-11dB
3.2dB
E&M2W Front Indications and Controls

The E&M2W provides the following indications in the front
of the sub-rack:
L1
L2
L3
L4
:
:
:
:
Loop extended on M line - Channel 2

Loop sensed on E line - Channel 2
L1
L2
Yellow
Yellow
L3
L4
Yellow
Yellow
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Setting E&M Trunk Interface Card: Part No. VCL-CB-035 in 2 Wire Mode
In order to configure E&M Trunk Interface Card in to 2 Wire mode, set the Jumper given on PCB
as shown below.
Top View: E&M Card

P10
2 Wire
P4
4 Wire
2 Wire
4 Wire
P10
P4
P7
P2
P6
P3
P6
2 Wire
P2
4 Wire
2 Wire
4 Wire
P7
2 Wire
P3
4 Wire
2 Wire
4 Wire
Ideal Drawing for Setting the E&M Card in 2 Wire Mode
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2 Wire E&M Trunk Interface Card: Part No. VCL-CB-035-EXT

The 2 Wire E&M Trunk Interface Module (E&M2W-EXT) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm
Printed Circuit Board. The assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 4T x 3U slot of
the standard 19 VCL-MX Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be installed in any of
the user slots (slots 3-12).
provides/extends the following functions while transporting a voice channel:
Detection of the presence of Battery on the M line
User Configurable TX Gain/Rx Attenuation
!
!
!
!
!
Specifications
Number per card
Maximum number
2
20
Input level minimum
Input level maximum
As per CCITT G.713

- 2dB
0dB to 16dB (through switch)
-11dB
3.2dB
E&M2W FRONT INDICATIONS AND CONTROLS

The E&M2W provides the following indications in the front of
the sub-rack:
L1
L2
L3
L4
:
:
:
:

L1
L2
Yellow
Yellow
L3
L4
Yellow
Yellow
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In order to configure E&M Trunk Interface Card into 2 Wire mode, set the Jumper given on PCB
as shown below.
Top View: E&M Card
JP4
JP3
JP2
JP4
4 Wire
JP1
JP2
2 Wire
4 Wire
2 Wire
JP3
2 Wire
JP1
4 Wire
2 Wire
4 Wire
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4 Wire E&M Trunk Interface Card : Part No. VCL-CB-035

The 4 Wire E&M Trunk Interface Module (E&M4W) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm Printed
Circuit Board. The assembled card is designed to fit in a 4T x 3U slot of the standard 19"
VCL-MX Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be installed in any of the user
slots (slots 3-12).
!
!
!
!
Specifications
Number per card
Maximum number
2
20
For separate send and receive side
Input level minimum
Input level maximum
As per CCITT G.712

As per CCITT G.714
1dB to 7dB
-11dB
3.2dB
E&M4W Front Indications and Controls

the sub-rack:
L1
L2
L3
L4
:
:
:
:

L1
L2
Yellow
Yellow
L3
L4
Yellow
Yellow
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as shown below.
Top View: E&M Card
JP4
JP3
JP2
JP4
4 Wire
JP1
JP2
4 Wire
2 Wire
2 Wire
JP3
2 Wire
JP1
4 Wire
2 Wire
4 Wire
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4 wire E&M Trunk Interface Card : Part No. VCL-CB-035-EXT

The 4 Wire E&M Trunk Interface Module (E&M4W-EXT) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm
Printed Circuit Board. The assembled card is designed to fit in a 4T x 3U slot of the standard 19"
VCL-MX Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be installed in any of the user slots (slots
3-12).
User Configurable TX Gain/Rx Attenuation
!
!
!
!
!
Specifications
Number per card

Maximum number
2
20
For separate send and receive side
Input level minimum
Input level maximum
As per CCITT G.712

As per CCITT G.714
2dB
0dB to 16dB (through switch)
-11dB
3.2dB
E&M 4W Front Indications and Controls

the sub-rack:
L1
L2
L3
L4
:
:
:
:

L1
L2
Yellow
Yellow
L3
L4
Yellow
Yellow
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Setting E&M Trunk Interface Card: Part No. VCL-CB-035-EXT in 4 Wire Mode
as shown below.
Top View: E&M Card
P7
P2
P6
P3
P6
2 Wire
P2
4 Wire
2 Wire
4 Wire
P7
2 Wire
P3
4 Wire
2 Wire
4 Wire
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Gain Settings
Instructions for setting of Tx Gain/Rx Attenuation of E&M-EXT Card

Using the help of ejector labeled (E&M) press down the ejector to bring the card out of the shelf
as shown in the diagram below:
Top View: E&M Card
5
4
3
2
SW2
SW1
RXATTEN
ON
TXGAIN
ON
ON
ON
RXATTEN
TXGAIN
SW1
SW2
RECEIVE ATTENUATION SW1 is used for RECEIVE ATTENUATION setting for both
channels in the range of 0dB to 16 dB. Switch SW1 is divided into two parts.
!
COARSE RX ATTEN (DIP Switches SW1-1 & SW1-2 )
!
FINE RX ATTEN (DIP Switches SW1-3, SW1-4 & SW1-5)
!
SW1-6 is not used
Effective RECEIVE ATTENUATION = COARSE RX ATTEN + FINE RX ATTEN
(Maximum value is limited to 16)
TRANSMIT GAIN SW2 is used for TRANSMIT GAIN setting for both channels in the range of
0dB to 16 dB. Switch SW2 is divided into two parts.
!
COARSE TX GAIN (DIP Switches SW2-1 & SW2-2)
!
FINE TX GAIN (DIP Switches SW2-3, SW2-4 & SW2-5)
!
SW2-6 is not used
Effective TRANSMIT GAIN = COARSE TX GAIN + FINE TX GAIN
(Maximum value is limited to 16)
2 Wire/4 Wire E&M Settings
SW6 is for 2 Wire/4 Wire configuration
SW6
SW6
ON
OFF
2 Wire
4 Wire
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Gain Settings
Switch Settings for SW1 (Rx Attenuation)

Attenuation
(DB)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Switch 1
(of SW1)
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Switch 2
(of SW1)
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
Switch 3
(of SW1)
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
Switch 4
(of SW1)
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Switch 5
(of SW1)
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
Switch 3
(of SW2)
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
ON
ON
Switch 4
(of SW2)
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
Switch 5
(of SW2)
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
Switch Settings for SW2 (Tx Gain)

Attenuation
(DB)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Switch 1
(of SW2)
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
Switch 2
(of SW2)
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
OFF
OFF
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E&M Interface Cable-Open
Part # HRNS-1013
VCL-MX E&M Interface Cable Open Termination
End 1
RJ-11 6P6C X 1 No.
End 2
Open termination
Type of cable
Twisted pair cable - solid connector
No. of pairs
Diameter
0.5mm
Length
3 meters
Connections
RJ-11
Pin#
Description
Color
Twisted pair # 1
White
Twisted pair # 1
Blue
Twisted pair # 2
White
Twisted pair # 2
Orange
Twisted pair # 3
White
Twisted pair # 3
Green

RJ-11 6P6C
1 2 3 45 6
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RS232, Asynchronous Data Interface Card

The RS232 Data Interface Module (RS232) is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm Printed Circuit
Board. The assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 4T x 3U slot of the standard
19" VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be installed in any of the
user slots (slots 03-12).
RS232 is used for interfacing to a standard CCITT RS232 DCE equipment.
RS232 data interface card provides/extends the following functions while transporting a data
channel:
!
!
!
Upto 19.2kbps asynchronous RS232 data transport

Handling of handshaking signals for the DCE equipment
Handling of Synchronisation in the case of synchronous transmission
Specifications
Number per card
Maximum number
Conformity
Mode
For asynchronous interface
Baud rate
Parity
Character length
Stop bits
2
20
to CCITT rec. V.24
Asynchronous
DCE
50/75/110/134.5/150/200/
300/600/1200/1800/2400/
4800/ 7200/9600/19200bps
Even/Odd /None
6/7/8
1, 2
RS232 Front Indications

The RS232 provides the following indications in the front of the sub-rack:
L1
: CTS Channel-2 (Clear to Send)
L2
: RTS Channel-2 (Request to Send)
L3
: CTS Channel-1 (Clear to Send)
L4
: RTS Channel-1 (Request to Send)
L1
L2
L3
L4
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RS232 Data Interface Cable
Part # HRNS-1019
VCL-MX RS232 Interface Cable with DB-25 Pin (Female)
End 1
6 Pin RJ-11 Plug
End 2
25 Pin DB-25 Connector (Female)
Type of cable
No. of pairs
Diameter
Multi-strand
Length
2 meters
Connection
RJ-11
Pin#
Signal on
RJ-11
Signal on
DB-25 (Female)
DB-25
Pin#
RTS
RTS
CTS
CTS
Rx Data
Rx Data
Tx Data
Tx Data
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground
RJ-11 6 Pin Plug - Pin Assignment

RJ-11
25 Pin D-type - Pin Assignment

view from front side
FEMALE CONNECTOR
13 12 11 10 9
7 6
5 4
2 1
1 2 3 45 6
25 24 22 23 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
RJ-11 Plug
50
RS232 Data Interface Cable
Part # HRNS-1018
VCL-MX RS232 Interface Cable with DB-9 Pin (Female)
End 1
6 Pin RJ-11 Plug
End 2
9 Pin DB-9 Connector (Female)
Type of cable
No. of pairs
Diameter
Multi-strand
Length
2 meters
Connection
RJ-11
Pin#
Signal on
DB-9 (Female)
Signal on
RJ-11
DB-9
Pin#
RTS
RTS
CTS
CTS
Rx Data
Rx Data
Tx Data
Tx Data
Ground
Ground
Ground
Ground

RJ-11
9 Pin D-type - Pin Assignment

FEMALE CONNECTOR
5 4
3 2
1 2 3 45 6
RJ-11 Plug
9 8
7 6
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G.703 Data Interface Card
64kbps co-directional G.703 Data Interface Card

The 64kbps co-directional G.703 Data Interface Module (G703) is fabricated on a 220mm x
100mm Printed Circuit Board. The assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 4T x
3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and can be
installed in any of the user slots (slots 03-12).
G703 is used for interfacing to standard CCITT G.703 equipment at 64kbps. The card
provides/extends the following functions while transporting a data channel:
64kbps G.703 data transport
Providing synchronisation signals
!
!
Specifications
Number per card
Maximum number
Conformity
Mode
Bit rate
Nominal impedance
Transmit clock source
2
20
To CCITT rec.G.703
co-directional
64Kbps
120W
Loop timed (Clock recovered from G.703 Stream)
G.703 FRONT INDICATIONS

The G.703 provides the following indications in the front of the sub-rack:
L1
L2
L3
L4
:
:
:
:
Loss of Synchronisation - Channel 1

Loss of signal - Channel 1
Loss of Synchronisation - Channel 2
Loss of signal - Channel 2
L4
L3
L2
L1
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G.703 Data Interface Cable
Part # HRNS-1020
VCL-MX G.703 Interface Cable (RJ-45 to RJ-11)
End 1
6P 6C 6 Pin RJ-11 Plug
End 2
8P 8C 8 Pin RJ-45 Plug
Type of cable
No. of pairs
Diameter
Multi-strand
Length
3 meters
Connection
RJ-11
Pin#
Signal on
RJ-11
Signal on
RJ-45
RJ-45
Pin#
Tx Data
RX Data
Rx Data
Tx Data
Tx Data
Rx Data
Rx Data
Tx Data
NC
NC
NC
NC

RJ-11
1 2 3 45 6
RJ-11 Plug
RJ-45 Plug Pin Assignment

1 2 3 45 6 78
RJ-45 Plug
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iDSL Interface Card
iDSL Interface Card Part No. VCL-MX-080

The iDSL Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm Printed Circuit Board. The
assembled card is designed to fit in a 4T x 3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice
and Data Multiplexer sub-rack, and can be installed in any of the user slots (slots 03-12).
iDSL Interface Card is based on the Basic Rate (BRI) ISDN technology and is a robust means
of delivering 128kbps of data to the customer premises on a single twisted pair upto a distance
of 5 km. on a 0.5mm copper cable.
iDSL offers a wide variety of customers premises interfaces that include V.35 (DCE) and a
10BaseT integrated Router Interface, which can directly connect to a customer LAN.
iDSL Front Indications
The iDSL has the following provisions in the front of the sub-rack:
L1
L2
L3
L4
: SYNC-ON
NO SYNC-OFF
: LOOP CONNECTED -ON
NO LOOP CONNECTED -OFF
: HARDWARE FAILURE-ON
HARDWARE OK-OFF
: ALARM-BLINK
NO ALARM-OFF
L1
L2
Green
Yellow
L3
L4
Red
Red
Specifications
"U" Interface
Line Rate
Frame Format
Line Code
Accepted Line Attenuation
Pulse Shape
Multiplexer Emulation
Customer Premises Equipment
Impedance
Meets ANSI T1.601-1992 requirements

144 Kbits/s
2B as per CCITT Rec.1.430
2B1Q as per CCITT Rec.G.961
42dB at 40 Khz
As per CCITT Rec.G.961
LT Emulation
NT Emulation
135 Ohms at 40KHz
54
iDSL Interface Cable
Part # HRNS-1021
VCL-MX iDSL CO to iDSL RT Interface Cable
End 1
6P 2C RJ-11 Plug
End 2
8P 8C RJ-45 Plug
Type of cable
Twisted pair - stranded CAT 5 cable
No. of pairs
Length
3 meters
Connection
RJ-11
Pin #
Color of
Cable
RJ-45
Pin #
White/Blue
Blue

RJ-11
1 2 3 45 6

RJ-45
1 2 3 4 5 6 78
55
V.35 Interface Card
V.35 Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-055

V.35 Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The assembled
card is designed to be accommodated in a 6Tx3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX, Version 3
Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack. The designated slots are 13-16.
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
Description
DTR ON
RTS ON
CLK
DSR ON
CTS ON
Remarks
DTE source
DTE source
Blink speed as per selected rate N
DCE source
DCE source
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
V.35
1, (N x 64Kbits/sec. per Card)
maximum value of N =30) - User selectable
V.35
Synchronous
DCE
56
V.36 Interface Card
V.36 Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-056

V.36 Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The assembled
Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack. The designated slot are 13-16.
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
Description
DTR ON
RTS ON
CLK
DSR ON
CTS ON
Remarks
DTE source
DTE source
DCE source
DCE source
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
V.36
maximum value of N =3 0) - User Selectable
V.36
Synchronous
DCE
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X.21 Interface Card
X.21 Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-058

X.21 Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The assembled
Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack. The designated slots are 13-16.
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
Description
DTR ON
RTS ON
CLK
DSR ON
CTS ON
Remarks
DTE source
DTE source
DCE source
DCE source
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: X.21
Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
X.21
X.21
Synchronous
DCE
58
RS530 Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-057

RS530 Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The assembled
Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and the designated slots are 13-16.
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
Description
DTR ON
RTS ON
CLK
DSR ON
CTS ON
Remarks
DTE source
DTE source
DCE source
DCE source
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: RS530
Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
RS530
RS530
Synchronous
DCE
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VCL-MX, Version 3, E1 Drop Insert Add-Drop Multiplexer 10BaseT Ethernet Interface Card
10BaseT Ethernet Bridge Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-100BaseT (Bridge)
10BaseT Ethernet Bridge Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit
board. The assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 6Tx3U slot of the standard
19" VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and the designated slot is slot 1316).
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5 SMD LED (Red)
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
Color
Green
L2
Yellow
L3
Green
L4
Red
L5
Red (SMD)
Description
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
BLINKING
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Remarks
Link Integrity Exist
No Link Integrity Exist
Speed is 100 Mbps
Speed is 10 Mbps
Data is being transferred
No data is being transferred
Ethernet buffer over/under flow
Ethernet buffer normal
Self test fail
Self test pass

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
10BaseT (Bridge)
Synchronous
DCE
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VCL-MX, Version 3, E1 Drop Insert Add-Drop Multiplexer 10BaseT Ethernet Interface Card
10BaseT Ethernet Router Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-100BaseT (Router)
10BaseT Ethernet Router Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit
board. The assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 6Tx3U slot of the standard
19" VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack. The designated slots are 13-16.
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
Color
Green
L2
Yellow
L3
Green
L4
Red
L5
Red (SMD)
Description
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
BLINKING
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Remarks
Link Integrity Exists
No Link Integrity Exists
Speed is 100 Mbps
Speed is 10 Mbps
Self test fail
Self test pass
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5 SMD
LED
(Red)
High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: 10BaseT Ethernet Router
Interface
Bandwidth
IP routing
IPQoS
Bandwidth optimization
Interoperability
Supported RFCs
10BaseT (Router)
RIP-I, RIP-II, static routing, IP filters, BootP
client and relay, DHCP relay
Bandwidth management (CBR, VBR),
Prioritization (6 levels), RTP auto detection,
DiffServ/TOS support
SW Compression (optional), MLPPP and
Bandwidth on Demand, Connection on Demand
and IPX spoofing
PPP
1058, 1213, 1315, 1332, 1334, 1389, 1471,
1472, 1473, 1474, 1490, 1493, 1519, 1542,
1573, 1604, 1631, 1638, 1661, 1662, 1722,
1723, 1724, 1812, 1850, 1962, 1974, 1990
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LAN Bridge

VCL-MX LAN Data Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-LAN-Bridge
VCL-MX LAN Data Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The
assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 6Tx3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX,
Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack.
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5 SMD LED (Red)
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
Color
Green
L2
Yellow
L3
Green
L4
Red
L5
Red (SMD)
Description
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
BLINKING
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Remarks
Link Integrity Exist
No Link Integrity Exist
Speed is 100 Mbps
Speed is 10 Mbps
Self test fail
Self test pass

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
10BaseT (Bridge)
Synchronous
DCE
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LAN Bridge

Installing LAN Bridge Card in VCL-MX, Version 3
Generator, Control Card (CC) and NMS Card to provide time-slots mapping to user interfaces,
signaling and E1 Links. VCL-MX, Version 3 provides both 120 Ohms balanced as well as 75
Ohms unbalanced E1 link interface (Optional).
NMS / Telnet
Management Card
Power Supply
Card
Ring Generator
Card
4
LAN Bridge Card
slots
10
User Configurable
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
10 11
RNG
PSU
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
Control
Card
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
12 13
14
15
16 17
18
NMS
CC
The LAN Bridge Card is user configurable Data Interface card. A maximum of four LAN Bridge
Interface cards may be installed in the VCL-MX, Version 3 chassis in slot 13 thru 16 and may be
configured for n x 64 Kbps data rates.
63
LAN Bridge

VCL-MX, Version 3 Rear View
DB-25 Female LAN Bridge Interface ports
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
J37
25 Pin (D-type) - Pin Assignment
FEMALE CONNECTOR
13 12 11 10 9
1 2 3 45 6 78
RJ-45 Plug
25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
HUB to LAN Bridge Card Cable Straight-Through

DB-25(Male)
Pin# End 1
Description
Color
RJ-45 (Male)
Pin# End 2
TXTIP
White & Green
15
TXRING
Green
RXTIP
White & Orange
11
Termination
Blue
22
Termination
White & Blue
17
RXRING
Orange
20
Termination
White & Brown
Termination
Brown
64
LAN Bridge
Instructions and Shelf CLI Command to Configure LAN Bridge Card

Open 'HyperTerminal' on the PC.
To open HyperTerminal on your PC this may be found in:
Click "Programs" in the "Start" menu.
Click "Accessories" and then "Communication" menu.
Click "HyperTerminal" in the "Communication" menu.
(It is assumed that you're running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000,
Windows Me or Windows XP operating systems on your PC).
Now click on to "HyperTerminal.exe". You will get Connection Description Menu. Please enter
the name (i.e name a file for the configuration that you wish to save) and choose the icon for
connection. And click "OK".
Now you will receive "Connect To Menu". Here, please enter "Connect" specifying the COM
port (select that COM port only which is connected to VCL-MX). Click "OK".
In the COM Port Properties Menu, please set COM properties Menu as shown below:
Baud rate
Character size
Parity
Stop bits
Flow Control
Emulation
= 9600
=8
= None
=1
= None
= VT100
Now click "OK". The HyperTerminal screen will appear:

!
Press Enter Key and the system prompt:

VCL-MX-CCA[01]>
This prompt will be generated by the system. Now the user may enter command
statement.
Two types of command statements have been implemented:

1.
2.
!
!
!
SETTING STATEMENTS
QUERY STATEMENTS
Setting statements with correct syntax shall be responded back by {OK}

Unrecognized statements shall be responded back by {ERROR}
All query statements shall have a {?} character prior to the keyboard Enter key
65
LAN Bridge
To configure the Control Card:

First configure the slot in which 10 BaseT LAN Card is inserted using following command from
VCL-MX, Version 3 system prompt.
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> config_ifX=10BaseT
Where X = 1, 2, 3, 4 (The interface/slot number) for VCL-MX Version 3
Next, map the slots to the E1 ports A or B as per the bandwidth required using following
command.
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> map_ifX_ZPP-QQ
Where Z is the selected E1 port, i.e. E1 port A or E1 port B of the multiplexer.
Where PP, QQ = 01, 02, 03, ........31 (The number of time-slots that are being
assigned to the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card)
The value of PP is always equal to or less than QQ
Where X = 1, 2, 3, 4 (The interface/slot number) for VCL-MX, Version 3
To configure the Interface Card 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card:
First, change the system prompt to interface card prompt using the following command
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> #sel=ifX
Next, select the value of n using the following command.
VCL-MX-CCA[01]-IFX>n=y
Where y = 01, 02, 03, 04.........30 (The number of time-slots that are being
assigned to the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card)
Important Note : The value of n should always be one less than the number of time-slots
which are assigned to the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card, if the selected time-slots (PP-QQ) also
include the time-slot 16/the signaling time-slot.
In all other cases the value of n should always be equal to the number of time-slots (PP-QQ)
which are assigned to the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card.
66
LAN Bridge

CLI HELP QUERY STATEMENT FOR "N X 64 CPI 10BaseT
S.
NO
COMMAND
STATEMENT
REMARKS
RESPONSE
1.
{prompt}help? {enter}
HELP-SATEMENTS (SUB-MENUS)
Type following statements:
Help_settings? > settings
help_queries? > query statements
2.
{prompt}help_settings?
{enter}
SETTING STATEMENTS
n=NN {NN=01,02,...,30}in MXV3,V4
n=NN {NN=01,02,...,31}in Data Mux
where NN is number of...
...64 Kbps time slots assigned
Band width=NN * 64Kbps
{64-1920Kbps}in MXV3,V4
{64-1984Kbps}in Data Mux
3.
{prompt}help_queries?
{enter}
QUERY STATEMENTS
?
ver? settings?
test?
help?
help_settings? help_queries?
CLI HELP SETTING STATEMENT FOR "N X 64 CPI 10BaseT
S.
NO.
1.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
{prompt}>n=XX{enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
OK
Selects System E1 Port time-slots to

be mapped to the serial data
interface port.
XX is two digit number denoting the
number of time-slots mapped to the
host system A or B port
(01,02,03,13,14,15)
In case of PCM30 systems
(MXV3,MXV4) 'XX ' can be assigned
a value of up to 30.
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LAN Bridge
CLI HELP QUERY STATEMENT FOR "N X 64 CPI 10BaseT
S.
NO
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}? {enter}
VCL 10BaseT Bridge
2.
{prompt}ver?
Ver 1.1
Response indicates
system version.
3.
{prompt} settings?{enter}
n=XX
<0001>
Response indicates
bandwidth multiplier
coefficient "n" where
bandwidth is nx64.
(i.e. value of n
(01,0230)
Upto 30 for PCM30
systems
Upto 31 for PCM31
systems.
4.
{prompt} test?{enter}
BOOT-UP SELF-TEST REPORT

RESULT :PASSED
Step No: 1 PASSED (Settings)
Step No: 2 PASSED (Logic ckt)
Step No: 3 PASSED (LAN-WAN)
Response indicates
most recent Card bootup and self test report.
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Universal Data Interface Card : Part No. VCL-MX-059

Universal Data Interface Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The
assembled card is designed to be accommodated in a 6Tx3U slot of the standard 19 VCL-MX,
Version 3 Voice and Data Multiplexer sub-rack and the designated slots are 13-16.
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
L2
L3
L4
L5
Description
DTE
DCE
DTR ON
RTS ON
CLK
L6
L7
L8
DSR ON
CTS ON
ON
OFF
Remarks
DTE Mode
DCE Mode
DTE Source
DTE Source
Blink speed as per
Selected rate N
DCE Source
DCE Source
Self test fail
Self test pass
L3
L4
L5
L6
L7
L1 SMD LED (Green)

L2 SMD LED (Green)
L8 SMD LED (Red)
High Speed Synchronous n X 64 Data Interface Type: Universal Data Interface

Interface
Bandwidth
Conformity
Mode
Bit Rate
User Interface
V.35, V.36, X.21, V11, RS442, RS530

Universal User - Configurable as above
Synchronous
DCE / DTE
69
Installing Universal Data Interface Card and in VCL-MX Version 3

Generator, Control Card (CC) and NMS Card to provide time-slot mapping to user interfaces,
signaling and E1 Links. VCL-MX, Version 3 provides both 120 Ohms balanced as well as 75
Ohms unbalanced E1 link interface (Optional).
NMS / Telnet
Management Card
Power Supply
Card
Ring Generator
Card
4
Universal Data
(V.35, V.36 .....) slots
10
User Configurable
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
10 11
RNG
PSU
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
Control
Card
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
S
L
O
T
12 13
14
15
16 17
18
NMS
CC
The Universal Data Interface Cards may be installed in slots 13 thru 16. The Universal Data
Interface Card can accept a very wide range of data interface which includes the following:
!
!
!
!
!
!
V.35
V.36
X.21
EIA530
RS422
V.11
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VCL-MX, Version 3 Rear View
DB-25 Female Universal Data Interfaces ports
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
J37
25 Pin (D-type) - Pin Assignment

FEMALE CONNECTOR
13 12 11 10 9
25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14
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Pin Out Details of DB25 (Female) Connector for Nx64 (DTE/DCE)

NX64 Option : V.35
S. No
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.
DB25F PIN
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
NAME
TXD(a)
RXD(a)
RTS
CTS
DSR
GND
DCD
RXC(b)
TXC(b)
TXD(b)
TXC(a)
RXD(b)
RXC(a)
DTR
-
DESCRIPTION
Unused
Transmit Data (a)
Receive Data (a)
Request to send
Clear to Send
Data set Ready
Signal GND.
Receive Line Detect
Receive Timing (b)
Unused
Unused
Transmit Timing(b)
Unused
Transmit Data (b)
Transmit Timing(a)
Receive Data (b)
Receive Timing (a)
Unused
Unused
Data Terminal Ready
Unused
Unused
Unused
Unused
Unused
SOURCE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
-
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NX64 Option : V.36/EIA530/RS449
S. No
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.
DB25F PIN
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
NAME
GND
TXD(a)
RXD(a)
RTS(a)
CTS(a)
DM(a)
GND.
DCD(a)
RXC(b)
DCD(b)
TXC(b)
CTS(b)
TXD(b)
TXC(a)
RXD(b)
RXC(a)
RTS(b)
DTR(a)
DM(b)
DTR(b)
-
DESCRIPTION
Protective GND./Shield
Transmit Data (a)
Receive Data (a)
Request to send (a)
Clear to Send(a)
Data Mode(a)
Signal GND.
Receive Line Detect(a)
Receive Timing (b)
Receive Line Detect(b)
Unused
Transmit Timing(b)
Clear to Send(b)
Transmit Data (b)
Transmit Timing(a)
Receive Data (b)
Receive Timing (a)
Unused
Request to send(b)
Data Terminal Ready(a)
Unused
Data Mode(b)
Data Terminal Ready(b)
Unused
Unused
SOURCE
DTE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DCE
DTE
-
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NX64 Option : V11
S. No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
DB25F PIN
SD(A)
SD(B)
ST(A)
ST(B)
RD(A)
RD(B)
RT(A)
RT(B)
CTS(A)
CTS(B)
RTS(A)
RTS(B)
DTR(A)
DTR(B)
TT(A)
TT(B)
RR(A)
RR(B)
DM(A)
DM(B)
SGND
NAME
DTE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
---------
DESCRIPTION
2
14
15
12
3
16
17
9
5
13
4
19
20
23
------------10
8
6
22
7
SOURCE
Send Data A
Send Data B
Send Timing A
Send Timing B
Receive Data A
Receive Data B
Receive Timing A
Receive Timing B
Clear to Send A
Clear to Send B
Request to Send A
Request to Send B
Data Terminal Ready A
Data Terminal Ready B
NOT USED
NOT USED
Receiver Ready A
Receiver Ready B
Data mode A
Data mode B
Signal ground
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NX64 Option : X21
S. No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
SIGNAL
T(A)
T(B)
R(A)
R(B)
S(A)
S(B)
I(A)
I(B)
C(A)
C(B)
SGND
SOURCE
DTE
DTE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DCE
DTE
DTE
---------
DB25 FEMALE
2
14
3
16
17
9
5
13
4
19
7
REMARKS
Transmit A
Transmit B
Receive A
Receive B
Signal Timing A
Signal Timing B
Indication A
Indication B
Control A
Control B
Signal ground
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Instructions and CLI Commands to Configure Universal Interface Card

To open HyperTerminal on your PC this may be found in
(It is assumed that you're running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000,
Windows Me or Windows XP operating systems on your PC ).
connection. And click "OK".
In the COM Port Properties Menu, please set COM properties Menu as shown below:
Baud rate
Character size
Parity
Stop bits
Flow Control
Emulation
=
=
=
=
=
=
9600
8
None
1
None
Vt100
Now click "OK". The HyperTerminal screen will appear

Press Enter Key and the system prompt:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]>
This prompt will be generated by the system. Now the user may enter command statement.
1.
2.
!
!
!
SETTING STATEMENTS
QUERY STATEMENTS
Setting statements with correct syntax shall be responded back by {OK}
Unrecognized statements shall be responded back by {ERROR}
All query statements shall have a {?} Character prior to the keyboard Enter key
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To configure the Control Card

First, configure the slot in which Universal Data Interface Card is inserted using following
command from VCL-MX Version 3 system prompt.
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> config_ifX=v35
Next, map the slots to the E1 ports A or B as per the bandwidth required using following
command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> map_ifX_ZPP-QQ
Where PP, QQ = 01, 02, 03, ........31 (The number of time-slots that are being assigned to
the Universal Data Interface Card)
To configure the Universal Data Interface Card
First, change the system prompt to interface card prompt using following command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> #sel=ifX
Next, configure the interface type of Universal Data Interface (i.e.V.35) using the following
command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]-IFX>if={if opt}
Where {if opt}=v35,v36,x21,eia530,rs422,rs449 or v11
Next, select the mode using the following command:

VCL-MX-CCA[01]-IFX>mode={mode opt}
Next, select the value of n using the following command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]-IFX>n=y
Where y = 01, 02, 03, 04.........30 (The number of time-slots that are being assigned to the
Universal Data Interface Card)
Next, activate the state as ON using the following command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]-IFX>{prompt}> if_state_on
(Note: Before changing the state ON sure the mode of Universal data Interface and the far end
interface never be in same mode.)
important Note: The value of n should always be one less than the number of time-slots that
are assigned to the Universal Data Interface Card, if the selected time-slots
(PP-QQ) also include the time-slot 16/the signaling time-slot.
In all other cases, the value of n should always be equal to the number of time-slots (PP-QQ)
that are assigned to the Universal Data Interface Card.
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Step by step configuration of Universal Data Interface Card

Step 1:
Insert the Universal Data Interface Card in VCL-MX, Version 3
Step 2:
Configure the Control Card as described on previous page.
Step 3:
Configure the Universal Data Interface Card as default:
S. No. COMMAND STATEMENT

1
{prompt}>set_def {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Sets System settings to the
default state.
By default system interface state
is "OFF".
This is done to protect the drivers
while the system configuration is
being done.
Note: It is recommended that
this setting should be changed
to "ON" only after interface
configuration is completed.
Please note that the interface
shall only operate when it is
turned by the statement:
"If_state_on.
Step 4:
Configure the Universal Data Interface Card as X21 / V35 / V36 / EIA530 / RS422 /
RS449 / V11:

1
{prompt}> if={if opt}

Where {if opt}= v35, v36,
x21,eia530.....rs422, rs449
or v11
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Selects system serial data
interface type. The interface can
operate with any of the following
driver/receiver types options:
{if opt}= v35, v36, x21, eia530....
rs422, rs449 or v11
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Step 5:
Assign the value of n (bandwidth) for Universal Data Interface Card:

1
prompt}> n=XX{enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
OK
Selects system E1 Port time-slots to

be mapped to the serial data
interface Port.
number of time-slots mapped to the
(01,02,03,13,14,..,30)
Important Note: The value of n should always be one less than the number of time-slots that
are assigned to the Universal Data Interface Card, if the selected time-slots (PP-QQ) also
In all other cases the value of n should always be equal to the number of time-slots (PP-QQ)
that are assigned to the Universal Data Interface Card.
Step 6:
Configure the mode of Universal Data Interface Card as DTE/DCE:

1
{prompt}>mode={mode opt}
Where {mode opt}=dce or dte
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Selects system serial data interface
mode.
The interface can operate in either
of the desired modes :
{mode opt}=dce or dte
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Step 7:
Configure the System Serial Interface CLOCK of Universal Data Interface Card:

1
{prompt}> txc_pos
RESPONSE
Set system Serial interface

TRANSMIT CLOCK POLARITY to
POSITIVE or NEGATIVE.
Valid for following if types :
v35, v36, eia530, rs422, rs449, v11
OK
Set system Serial interface

RECEIVE CLOCK POLARITY to
POSITIVE or NEGATIVE.
Valid for following if types :
v35, v36, eia530, rs422, rs449, v11
OK
Set system Serial interface CLOCK

POLARITY to POSITIVE or
NEGATIVE.
Valid for following if types : X21
{prompt}> txc_neg
{prompt}> rxc_pos
or
{prompt}> rxc_neg
3
{prompt}> clk_pos
REMARKS
OK
or
or
{prompt}> clk_neg
Step 8:
Configure the buffer size of Universal Data Interface Card:

1
{prompt}> dte_buffer={size opt}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
OK
When the system operates in DTE

mode, it can be configured to
support user selectable internal
data buffer to ensure data
integrity.
For best results buffer size option
is recommended to be "8k".
However, to reduce network
delays, this size maybe reduced if
desired.
{size opt}= 128, 256, 512, 1k, 2k,
4k, 8k
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Step 9:
Confirm the all settings of Universal Data Interface Card:

1
RESPONSE
Interface Settings:
n=01
mode=dce
REMARKS
Response displays the stored
configuration settings.
if=v35
txc_pos
rxc_neg
dsr_on
cts_on
dcd_on
if_state_on
Step 10: Configure the Status of Universal Data Interface Card to ON (Switch ON Data
Interface after configuration):
1
{prompt}> if_state_on
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
By default system interface
state is "OFF".
This is done to protect the
drivers while the system
configuration is being done.
Note : It is recommended that
this setting should be changed
to "ON" only after interface
configuration is completed.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE
INTERFACE SHALL ONLY
OPERATE WHEN IT IS
TURNED "ON" BY THE
STATEMENT:
"If_state_on".
In "OFF" state, the interface is
tri-stated.
Note:
At this point (after configuration) and turning ON the Data Interface the card is ready for
use.
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NMS Card
NMS/Telnet Card : VCL-MX-NMS

NMS/Telnet Card is fabricated on a 220mm x 100mm printed circuit board. The assembled card
is designed to be accommodated in a 6Tx3U slot of the standard 19" VCL-MX, Version 3 Voice
and Data Multiplexer sub-rack. The designated slot is 17).
This card is used to connect the VCL-MX, Version 3 to an office LAN to be managed remotely
over a TCP/IP network using Telnet/CLI text commands.
The user may assign a unique IP Address to each NMS Card/Multiplexer so that each
multiplexer may be accessed individually over a LAN.
LED Indications
LEDs
L1
L2
Description
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
Remarks
Power ON
No Power
Xport ON
XPort OFF
L1
L2
DIP Switch
Power
xPort ON
Reset
NMS Port
XPort Specifications
Network Interface
Compatibility
Protocols Supported
LEDs
Management
EMI Compliance
RJ-45 Ethernet 10BaseT or 100BaseT-TX (auto sensing)

Ethernet Version 2.0 IEEE802.3
ARP, UDP/IP, TCP/IP, Telnet, ICMP, SNMP, DHCP, BOOTP,
TFTP, Auto IP, SMTP and HTTP
10Base-T & 100Base-TX Activity, Full/half duplex.
Internal web server, SNMP (read only), Serial login,
Telnet login
Radiated and conducted emissions - complies with Class B
Limits of EN 55022:1998
Direct and Indirect ESD - complies with EN55024:1998
RF Electromagnetic Field Immunity - complies with
EN55024:1998
Electrical Fast Transient/Burst Immunity - complies with
EN55024:1998
Power Frequency Magnetic Field Immunity - complies with
EN55024:1998
RF Common Mode Conducted Susceptibility - complies with
EN55024:1998
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Section 2
Section 2
10/100BaseT - Configuration and
LAN Management Port
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Device Installer
Device Installer
You can manually assign the IP address using Device Installer software, which is on the product
CD.
Install Device Installer
1.
Insert the product CD into your CD-ROM drive. The CD will automatically start and display
the main window.
If the CD does not launch automatically:

A) Click the Start button on the Task Bar and select Run
B) Enter your CD drive letter, double click on XPortInstaller. Next, double click on
setup.exe
2. Click the Install XPort button.

3. Follow the instructions and install Device Installer.
4. Restart your system.
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Device Installer
RUN Device Installer

Click the Start button on the Task Bar and select
Programs\Lantronix\DeviceInstaller\DeviceInstaller
The Device Installer main dialog box displays the following window:
Default IP Address
shown here.
130.94.145.202
Note: The IP Address which is already programmed at the factory/default in the memory of
the card shall be displayed.
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Device Installer
Assign IP Address
To change the IP Address, first select the device from the list, then click the Assign IP
icon. You will receive the screen as shown below:
Select this option to

assign New IP Address
Select "Assign a specific IP address" and click Next.
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Device Installer
You will receive the screen as shown below :
Enter New
IP Address
Enter the new IP Address according to your network and click on Next. You will receive the
screen as shown below :
Click on Assign to configure the IP Address in the xport module.
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Device Installer
Click on Finish and new IP Address will be shown in the window.
88
Device Installer
Test the IP Address

To test the IP Address, select the device from the main window list, click on TOOLS menu select
Ping. The Ping Device dialog box shows the IP Address of the selected device. Click the Ping
button and the results will be displayed in the Status window. Use the Clear Status button to
clear the window so you can Ping the device again. Click the Close button to close the dialog
box and return to the main window.
Note: If you do not receive "Reply" messages, please check if the unit is properly attached to
the network and that the IP address assigned is valid for the particular network segment
you are working with. If you are not sure, check with your systems Administrator.
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HyperTerminal
To use HyperTerminal for executing the CLI commands

through COM Port (RS232) and
10/100BaseT Management Port (LAN Port)
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HyperTerminal
To use HyperTerminal for executing the CLI commands through COM Port (RS232 serial)
and through the 10/100BaseT Management Port (LAN Port)
Important Instructions:
!
The user can choose to use the HyperTerminal utility to access the equipment either
through the local serial/RS232 COM Port.
Or, the user may use the HyperTerminal utility access the equipment through the
10/100Base Ethernet management port to remotely access the equipment over a TCP/IP
network.
The CLI Commands shall remain same for both options.
Windows based GUI is yet another option, which the user may select to configure the
equipment either through the local serial (RS232 COM) port, or the remote (10BaseT
ethernet) port over a TCP/IP network. The use of this option is explained elsewhere in the
User Manual.
To access the equipment using HyperTerminal, using the RS232 COM Port, please make
sure that the LAN Switch (SW1) is in the "OFF" position (switch towards left is "OFF" and
right is "ON").
To access the equipment using HyperTerminal using the 10/100BaseT Ethernet

management port, please make sure that the LAN Switch (SW1) is in the "ON" position
(switch towards right is "ON" and left is "OFF").
Note: HyperTerminal and GUI may not be used simultaneously. If you are accessing the
equipment through the GUI, please exit the GUI before commencing to use the
HyperTerminal utility to access the equipment through the serial/RS232 COM
Port, or the 10/100Base Ethernet management port for executing the CLI commands.
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HyperTerminal
HyperTerminal settings for COM Port (RS232)

Click the Start button from the Task Bar of your PC.
Go to Programs>Accessories>Communications>HyperTerminal
Following screen will appear:
Enter the name, select an icon and then click OK.

Following window will appear on your screen:
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HyperTerminal
Select the COM** option from the drop over menu, and click OK.
** COM1 / COM2 / COM3 depends upon your PC that is in use. To confirm it, check it out in
the properties.
[Right click on My Computer (Desktop)>Properties>Hardware>Device Manager>
Port - Communication Port (COM1)].
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HyperTerminal
Change the Bits per second option to 9600 and flow control option to None.
Final settings should be as follows:
1
2
3
4
5
Bits per second

Data bits
Parity
Stop bits
Flow control
9600
8
None
1
None
Click on Apply, and then on OK.

Following window will appear on your screen.
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HyperTerminal
Next click on File in the main menu and then click on Properties.
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HyperTerminal
Next click on Settings tab.
Change Emulation to VT100

Next click on ASCII Setup
The following window will appear:
Note: If the option of Echo typed characters locally is checked, you will receive double
characters.
Next click on OK.
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HyperTerminal
Press Enter key.

The system prompt VCL-.......> will appear on screen:
This prompt will be generated by the system. Now the user can access/configure the system
with the CLI commands, using the serial (RS232) port .
Note: Please save the settings before you exit the HyperTerminal window for your future use.
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HyperTerminal
HyperTerminal settings for 10/100BaseT Management Port

Click the Start button from the Task Bar of your PC.
Go to Programs>Accessories>Communications>HyperTerminal
Following screen will appear:
Enter the name, select an icon and then click OK.

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HyperTerminal
Select the TCP/IP (Winsock) option from the drop over menu, and click OK.
99
HyperTerminal
Enter the IP Address of the system (VCL-MX, E1 Drop-Insert Add-Drop Multiplexer) in the Host
address field.
(The IP Address which is already programmed at the factory/default in the memory of the card is
130.94.145.202). To change the IP Address please refer section 2 of the user manual.
Change the Port number to 10001 and click on OK.
Final settings will be as follows:
Click on OK.
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HyperTerminal
Next click on File in the main menu and then click on Properties.
101
HyperTerminal
Next click on Settings tab.
Change Emulation to VT100

Next click on ASCII Setup
Note: If the option of Echo typed characters locally is checked, you will receive double
characters.
Next click on OK.
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HyperTerminal
Press Enter key.

The system prompt VCL-.....> will appear on screen:
This prompt will be generated by the system. Now the user can access/configure the system
with the CLI commands, remotely over the 10BaseT ethernet port, using the HyperTerminal
utility.
Note: Please save the settings before you exit the HyperTerminal window for your future use.
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Configuring Master Terminal
Typical Flow-Chart for setting up and configuring a

MASTER VCL-MX, Version 3 Terminal
Begin
Step 1
Connect The System Configuration
Port To PC COM Port
Step 2
Configure The (CC1) Control Card for the
Master System ( Assign ID, Set Clock,
Additional Parameters, etc.)
Step 3
System Mapping
a) nx64 Data Interface If1 to If4 to PORT - A or PORT B
b) VF MUX CHANNELS to PORT - A or PORT B
END
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Step 1
Configuring as Master Terminal Connecting the System Configuration Port to PC COM Port
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
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Step 1
Configuring The Main Control Card (CC1) For Master Terminal (System)
Type following settings statements from the SYSTEM PROMPT:
1.
set_def = master[01] **
Note: After default settings are done, the following statement are mandatory for remote
access and should not be changed:
clk_internal
(change this to clk-looptimed ONLY if MASTER is required to derive clock from LINK-A
which is connected to a higher order mux).
crc4_en
2.
The following statement may be used to disable alarms in case Link-A is unused:
disable-alarms-a
3.
Configure all nX64Kbps data interface slots 1 to 4 as required with the following
Statement:
config_ifN = {if option} 'fe1', 'v35', 'v36', 'x21', 'eia530', 'unqp
** The following SYSTEM PROMPT should be observed after the default settings statement.
VCL-MX-CCB[01]>
Step 3
System Mapping
PART A (Mapping n*64 INTERFACE IFN to LINK-A or LINK-B)
1.0
Type the following statement from PROMPT:

map_ifN*_axx-yy (for LINK-A)
map_ifN*_bxx-yy (for LINK-B)
xx, yy are 2-digit numbers from 01, 02, upto 31 (except 16). xx is the starting time slot and yy
is the ending time-slot (both inclusive), thus mapping a range of LINK-A time slot to the
Interface IFN.
Note 1: * Both xx & yy may be in range 01 thru 31.
*N = may be selected by the user to either 1 thru 4 depending on the IF Card which is to be
mapped.
In case a bandwidth of a 64Kbps is required, xx and yy should have the same slot numbers.
Eg. Map_ifN_a01-01
Note 2: In case slot 16 falls in between selected range.
Eg. map_ifN_a01-21
Then slot 01, 02, ..... 15, 17, .... 21 shall be mapped and slot 16 shall be ignored. Therefore
effective bandwidth shall be 20 X 64Kbps.
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2.0
INTERFACE CARDS (IFN) SETUP
2.1
Select the interface card IFN with the following statement from the system PROMPT:
VCL-MX-CCB[01]> #sel = ifN
(N = 1 thru 4)
2.2
Observe the new system PROMPT which indicates that subsequent statements shall
be Routed to INTERFACE CARD (IFN).
VCL-MX-CCB[01]-IFN>
2.3
Type the following setting statements from the system PROMPT:

2.3.1 set_def
Note: Default settings can be checked by the following command statements:
Settings ?
2.3.2 n = z
*IMPORTANT z should be IDENTICAL to the range selection in STEP-3 Part-A
(1.0), in above eg. z= 20
3.0
Revert back to MAIN CONTROL CARD (CC1) with the following statement:
#sel = cc
4.0
Observe the system prompt which indicates that subsequent statements shall be
routed to main Control Card (Cc1):
VCL-MX-CCB[01]>
PART B (Mapping Mux 64Kbps Channels to Link-A or Link-B)

1.
1.
2.
3.
4.
MUX slots for FXO, FXS, E&M, G.703, iDSL, and RS232 card slots can be directly
mapped using statements given below:
{prompt}>map_muxall_a
{enter}
{prompt}>map_muxall_b
{enter}
{prompt}>map_mux_aXX-YY
{enter}
{prompt}>map_mux_bXX-YY
{enter}
OK
OK
OK
OK
MAP all time-slots of MUX to

corresponding time-slots of PORT-A.
MAP all time-slots of MUX to
corresponding time-slots of PORT-B.
MAP range of time-slots of PORT-A
to corresponding time-slots of MUX.
Range is ({XX} to {YY} both Inclusive).
{XX}=(01,15,17..21)
{YY}=(01,15,17..21)
{YY}> {XX}
MAP range of time-slots of PORT-B
Range is ({XX} to {YY} both inclusive).
{XX}=(01,15,17..21)
{YY}> {XX}
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Diagram of VCL-MX, Version 3 as Terminal
VCL - MX Ver.3
MASTER ID - (01)
E1 LINK
VCL - MX Ver.3
SLAVE ID - (02)
E1 Connections
for Backplane
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT B
RJ-45
(Male)
E1
Interface
PORT B
PORT A
REAR VIEW OF MASTER ID - (01)
Connection #1
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT A
RJ-45
(Male)
E1
Interface
PORT B
PORT A
REAR VIEW OF SLAVE ID - (02)
Connection 1 - E1 Port B of MASTER ID - (01) will connect to E1 Port A of SLAVE ID - (02)

through the RJ-45 to RJ-45 E1 crossover cable.
Settings for MASTER ID - (01)
Settings for SLAVE ID - (02)
ID
- MASTER - 01
ALARM A - DISABLE
ALARM B - ENABLE
CLOCK - INTERNAL
ID
- SLAVE - 02
ALARM A - ENABLE
ALARM B - DISABLE
CLOCK - LOOPTIMED
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Diagram for VCL-MX, Version 3 as Drop Insert

E1
LINK
VCL - MX Ver.3
MASTER ID - (01)
VCL - MX Ver.3
SLAVE ID - (02)
E1
LINK
VCL - MX Ver.3
SLAVE ID - (03)
E1 Connections for Backplane
E1
Interface
E1
Interface
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT B
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT A
RJ-45
(Male)
E1
Interface
RJ-45
(Male)
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT B
RJ-45
(Male)

PORT A
PORT B
PORT B
PORT A
Connection #1
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT A
Connection #2
E1
Interface
RJ-45
(Male)
PORT B
PORT A
Connection 1 - E1 Port B of MASTER ID - (01) will connect to E1 Port A of SLAVE ID - (02)

Connection 2 - E1 Port B of SLAVE ID - (02) will connect to E1 Port A of SLAVE ID - (03)
ID
ALARM A
ALARM B
CLOCK
ID
ALARM A
ALARM B
CLOCK
ID
-SLAVE - 03
ALARM A - ENABLE
ALARM B - DISABLE
CLOCK - LOOPTIMED
- MASTER - 01
- DISABLE
- ENABLE
- INTERNAL
- SLAVE - 02
- ENABLE
- ENABLE
- LOOPTIMED
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Diagram for VCL-MX, Version 3 in STM Ring
VCL - MX Ver.3
MASTER ID(01)
E1 LINK
SDH
EQUIPMENT
(A)
SDH
EQUIPMENT
(B)
E1 LINK
VCL - MX Ver.3
SLAVE ID(02)
E1 LINK
VCL - MX Ver.3
SLAVE ID(03)
STM Ring
E1 from SDH EQUIPMENT

(A)
PORT B
PORT A

ID
ALARM A
ALARM B
CLOCK
MASTER - 01
ENABLE
ENABLE
LOOPTIMED
(Diagram continued on next page...)
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(...Diagram continued from previous page)

RJ-45
(Female)
PORT B
RJ-45
(Male)
E1
Interface
E1 from SDH EQUIPMENT

(B)
Connection #1
PORT B
PORT A
Connection #2
RJ-45
(Female)
PORT A
RJ-45
(Male)
E1
Interface
PORT B
PORT A
Connection 1 E1 Port A of SLAVE ID - (02) will connect to E1 from SDH EQUIPMENT (B).
Connection 2 E1 Port B of SLAVE ID - (02) will connect to E1 Port A of SLAVE ID - (03)
ID
ALARM A
ALARM B
CLOCK
ID
ALARM A
ALARM B
CLOCK
- SLAVE - 02
- ENABLE
- ENABLE
- LOOPTIMED
- SLAVE - 03
- ENABLE
- DISABLE
- LOOPTIMED
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Configuring Slave Terminal
Typical Flow-Chart for setting up and configuring a

SLAVE VCL-MX, Version 3 Terminal
Begin
Step 1
Connect The System Configuration
Port To PC COM Port
Step 2
Configure The (CC1) Control Card for the
Slave System ( Assign ID, Set Clock,
Additional Parameters, etc.)
Step 3
System Mapping
a) nx64 Data Interface If1 to If4 to PORT - A or PORT B
b) VF MUX CHANNELS to PORT - A or PORT B
END
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Step 1
Configuring as Slave Terminal Connecting the System Configuration Port to PC COM Port
J29
J26
J23
J20
J17
J14
J11
J8
J5
J33
J30
J27
J24
J21
J18
J15
J12
J9
J6
J34
J31
J28
J25
J22
J19
J16
J13
J10
J7
J4
J1
J2
J32
J37
J37
J37
J37
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Step 2
Configuring The Control Card (CC1) For Slave Terminal (System)
Type following settings statement from SYSTEM PROMPT:
1.
set_def = slave[XX] ** {where XX is a two digit number 02, 03, 04,........., 62, 63}
Note: After default settings are done, the following statements are mandatory for
remote access and should not be changed:
clk_looptimed
crc4_en
2.
Configure both interface slots 1 or 2 as required with the following statement:

config_ifN = {if option} 'fe1', 'V35', 'V36', 'X21', 'eia530', 'unqp
** The following SYSTEM PROMPT should be observed after the default settings statement.
: VCL-MX-CC[XX]>
Step 3
System Mapping
PART A (Mapping n*64 INTERFACE IFN to LINK-A or LINK-B)
1.0
Type the following statement from PROMPT:

map_ifN*_axx-yy (for LINK-A)
map_ifN*_bxx-yy (for LINK-B)
xx, yy are 2 -digit numbers from 01, 02, upto 31 (except 16) xx is the starting timeslot & yy is
the ending timeslot (both inclusive), thus mapping a range of LINK-A timeslots to the Interface
IFN.
Note 1: * Both xx & yy may be in range 01 thru 31.
*N = may be selected by the user to either 1 thru 4 depending on the IF Card which is to be
mapped.
In case a bandwidth of a 64Kbps is required, xx and yy should have same slot numbers.
e.g. map_ifN_a01-01
Note 2: In case slot 16 falls in between selected range.
e.g. map_ifN_a01-21
Then slot 01, 02, ..... 15, 17, .... 21shall be mapped and slot 16 shall be ignored. Therefore
effective bandwidth shall be 20 X 64Kbps.
2.0
INTERFACE CARDS (IFN) SETUP
2.1
Select the interface card IFN with the following statement from system PROMPT
VCL-MX-CC[XX]> #sel = ifN
(N = 1 thru 4)
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2.2
Observe new system prompt which indicates that subsequent statements shall be
Routed to INTERFACE CARD (IFN).
VCL-MX-CC[XX]-IFN>
2.3
Type the following setting statements from system prompt:

2.3.1 set_def
Note:
Default settings can be checked by the following command statements
settings ?
2.3.2 n = z
*IMPORTANT z should be IDENTICAL to the range selection in STEP-3 Part-A
(1.0), in above eg. z= 20
3.0
Revert back to MAIN CONTROL CARD (CC1) with the following statement
#sel = cc
4.0
Observe system prompt which indicates that subsequent statements shall be routed
to main Control Card (Cc1)
VCL-MX-CC[XX]>
PART B (Mapping Mux 64Kbps Channels to Link-A or Link-B)
1.
MUX slots for FXO, FXS, E&M, G.703, iDSL, and RS232 card slots can be directly
mapped using statements given below:
1.
{prompt}>map_muxall_a{enter}
OK
MAP all time-slots of MUX to corresponding

time-slots of PORT-A.
2.
{prompt}>map_muxall_b{enter}
OK
MAP all time-slots of MUX to corresponding

time-slots of PORT-B.
3.
{prompt}>map_mux_aXX-YY{enter}
OK
MAP range of time-slots of PORT-A

{XX}=(01,15,17..21)
{YY}=(01,15,17..21)
{YY}> {XX}
4.
{prompt}>map_mux_bXX-YY{enter}
OK
MAP range of time-slots of PORT-B

{XX}=(01,15,17..21)
{YY}=(01,15,17..21)
{YY}> {XX}
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Section 3
Section 3
Easy to use Guide
116
Easy to use CLI Guide

Instructions and Commands for Using CLI
To open HyperTerminal on your PC, this may be found in:
(It is assumed that you're running Windows-95, Window-98, Window NT, Window 2000 or
Window Me operating systems on your PC).
connection and click "OK".
In the COM Port Properties Menu, please set as shown below:
Baud rate
Character size
Parity
Stop bits
Flow Control
Emulation
=
=
=
=
=
=
9600
8
None
1
None
Vt100
Now click "OK". The HyperTerminal screen will appear:

!
Press Enter Key and the system prompt

VCL-MX-CC<**>> will appear on the screen.
This prompt will be generated by the system. Now the user may enter command statement.

! SETTING STATEMENTS
! QUERY STATEMENTS
!
!
!
Setting statements with correct syntax shall be responded back by {OK}.

Unrecognized statements shall be responded back by {ERROR}.
All query statements shall have a {?} character prior to the keyboard Enter key.
Note: Please refer to HyperTerminal Settings for COM Port (RS232) in section 2.
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Control Card Statement

Structure of CLI Command statement and conventions
!
!
!
!
All command statements strings shall be in ASCII format in lower case with no spaces
All command statements and responses shall have up to a maximum of 30 characters
including any spaces
In case of queries when lengthy information is transmitted by the system, (such as help?,
alarms?), the system will generate multiple lines of maximum 45 characters each. The
maximum no of lines will be 10. (** Please note these were 16 earlier)
All command statements and response strings shall be terminated by a 0x0D and 0x0A
characters (Enter key of the keyboard in case of commands).
System prompt options :

Prompt Category UNPROGRAMMED (LOCALLY ACCESSED)
VCL-MX-CC[**]>
UNKNOWN ID (no defaults)

(in Local Mode)
Prompt Category MASTER (LOCAL - SELF)

VCL-MX-CCA[01]>
master with ID '01'

(in Local Mode with Inband Port-A selected)
VCL-MX-CCB[01]>
master with ID '01'

(in Local Mode with Inband Port-B selected)
VCL-MX-CCA[01]-IFN>
VCL-MX-CCB[01]-IFN>
master with ID '01'

(in Local Mode with Inband Port-A selected, IF card
level N=1-4)
master with ID '01'
(in Local Mode with Inband Port-B selected, IF card
level N=1-4)
Prompt Category SLAVE (LOCAL SWITCH ON)

VCL-MX-CC[xx]>
VCL-MX-CC[xx]-IFN>
slave with ID 'xx' in range 02-63

(LOCAL SWITCH ON)
slave with ID 'xx' IF Card Level N=1-4
(LOCAL SWITCH ON)
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Prompt Category REMOTE SLAVE (THRU MASTER INBAND CHANNEL)

VCL-MX-CCA[01]-CC[XX]>
VCL-MX-CCB[01]-CC[XX]>
VCL-MX-CCA[01]-CC[XX]-IFN> VCL-MX-CCB[01]-CC[XX]-IFN> -
slave with ID 'xx' thru master (01)

(Slave on A-side)
(Slave on B-side)
(Slave on A-side, IF card level, N =1-4 )
(Slave on B-side, IF card level, N =1-4 )
Note: In case of unprogrammed prompt, only "set_def", "set_id" statements can be given.
Only after the system status is known, further setting statements are possible.
These prompts will be generated by the system depending on the mode of the system. Now the
user may enter a command statement. The command will be sent to the appropriate section (as
per prompt).
! Two types of command statements will be implemented :
! SETTING STATEMENTS
! QUERY STATEMENTS
! Setting statements with correct syntax shall be responded back by {OK}
! Unrecognised statements shall be responded back by {ERROR}
! All query statements shall have a {?} character prior to the keyboard Enter key.
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How to View the available HELP Menus?

All CLI statements supported by the system are categorised in the seven menus.
S.No. COMMAND
STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}>
help?{enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
help_basic?>
basic settings
These statements are required to initialise

the system settings and provide an ID thus
making the system a master or a slave.
help_master?>
master only settings.
These statements are executed from a

master system prompt only.
help_local?>
Master/slave local set.
These statements are executed from a

master or a slave system prompt but from
the LMS Port only.
help_misc?>
master/slave
local/remote set.
The miscellaneous statements are

executed from the LMS Port of a master or
a slave system prompt and can also be
executed for a remote slave system.
This set of statements covers some of the
flexible timeslot mapping options of the
system.
These are executed from the LMS Port of
a master or a slave system prompt and
can also be executed for a remote slave
system.
This set of statements cover rest of the
flexible timeslot mapping options of the
system particularly the N*64 data interface
cards mapping statements. These
statements are required for configuration of
the control card for N*64 slots support.
These are executed from the LMS Port of a
master or a slave system prompt and can
also be executed for a remote slave
system.
help_map1?>
master/slave
local/remote set.
help_map2?>
master/slave
local/remote set.
help_queries?>
Query statements.
This set of statements are all the queries

supported by the system. These are
executed from the LMS Port of a master or
a slave system prompt and can also be
executed for a remote slave system.
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How to set ID of the system?

!
These settings can be made from the local NMS port for a MASTER or SLAVE System or a
system with no default settings (empty memory).
In case of SLAVE System, it should be switched to local mode using the front panel
"LOCAL ON" DIP Switch System.
S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}>set_id=master[01] {enter}
OK
Set System Id to MASTER with

address "01". Note that
address "01" is fixed for Master.
2.
{prompt}>set_id=slave[xx] {enter}
OK
Set System Id to SLAVE with

address "xx". Note that address
"xx" can be 02-63 for a Slave.
How to set system to factory default settings?

!
These settings can be made from the local NMS port for a MASTER or SLAVE System or a
system with no default settings (empty memory).
In case of SLAVE System, it should be switched to local mode using the front panel "LOCAL
ON" DIP Switch System.
S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}>set_def=master[01] {enter}
OK
Set System Id to MASTER with

address "01" and also all other
settings to factory default.
Note that address "01" is fixed
for Master.
2.
{prompt}>set_def=slave[xx] {enter}
OK
Set System Id to SLAVE with

address "xx" " and also all
other settings to factory default.
Note that address "xx" can be
02-63 for a Slave.
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How to set the Inband Management Port of a Master System ?

This settings can only be made from the LMS port for a MASTER System
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>remote=a {enter}
or
{prompt}>remote=b {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Select the Master System

PORT-A or B prior to selecting a
remote slave. This statement
should be used prior to slave
selection. Slaves can be
present on either ports (A or B)
of the MASTER.
Note: Please ensure timing is
setup properly in case slaves
are connected on the A-Port of
Master.
How to Access a slave system remotely (through a master system) ?

This settings can only be made from the LMS port for a MASTER System.
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>%sel=slave[xx] {enter}
xx='02 to '63
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Select the USER PROMPT of

the Master System to access
the Control Card of the SLAVE
system with id="xx". This
statement should be used prior
to remote setting/query
statements of a Slave.
How to return back to the master system from the slave system ?
This settings can only be made from the LMS port for a MASTER System.
S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}>%sel=master[01] {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Select the USER PROMPT of

the Master System to access
the Control Card of the
MASTER system with id="01".
This statement should be used
to return back to Master System
Control Card.
122
How to set the Clock of the system ?

! This settings can only be made from the LMS port locally accessed at control card.
! Set System PORT-A CLOCK to INTERNAL or LOOP TIMED. Note that the clock setting is
only provided for PORT-A which is the higher order port and in case of PORT-B the clock
follows PORT-A MASTER clock.
Note: CLOCK SHOULD BE SETUP AS FOLLOWS:
"clk_looptimed" for slave systems
clk_internal" for master systems
S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}>clk_internal {enter}
OK
Set System PORT-A CLOCK to

INTERNAL
2.
{prompt}>clk_looptimed {enter}
OK
Set System PORT-A CLOCK to

LOOPTIMED
How to set the Framing (CRC4) of the system ?

! This settings can only be made from the LMS port locally accessed at control card.
! Set System framing to crc4 multi-frame or double frame format. Note that this statement affects
both ports.
Note: For remote operation, all systems should be set up as "crc4_en

S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}>crc4_en {enter}
OK
Set CRC4 enable.
2.
{prompt}>crc4_dis {enter}
OK
Set CRC4 disable.
How to set the Gain (attenuation of voice levels) of analog voice interfaces ?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
OK
{prompt}>gain=x {enter}
Where x=2, 4, 6 and 8
REMARKS
Sets System VF Gain Level to x

and system attenuation -x.
Where x=2, 4, 6 and 8.
How to enable / disable Alarms for Port A ?

S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}>enable_alarms_a {enter}
OK
Sets System PORT-A ALARMS to

"Enable" Status.
2.
{Prompt}>disable_alarms_a {enter}
OK
Sets System PORT-A ALARMS to

"Disable" Status.
RESPONSE
REMARKS
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How to enable / disable Alarms for Port B ?

S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}>enable_alarms_b {enter}
OK
Sets System PORT-B ALARMS to

"Enable" Status.
2.
{prompt}>disable_alarms_b {enter}
OK
Sets System PORT-B ALARMS to

"Disable" Status.
How to perform hot reset ?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>reset {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Initiates the system hardware

reset cycle and re-boots the
system.
How to configure the IF (data) slots of the system?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>config_ifN={IF OPTION}
{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
N=1-4 for IF slots 1 to 4.

{IF OPTION}= 'fe1', 'v35', 'v36', 'x21',
'eia530', 'shdsl', '10BaseT', 'unqp
REMARKS
Configures System IF Slot 'N'
(N=1-4) to the equipped status as
per option or to un-equipped
status.
14.How to change the prompt from control card to IF level?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{Prompt}>#sel=ifN{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Change {prompt} level to
INTERFACE IF{N}(N=1-4). After
this statement, all further
statements, (except #sel=cc {enter}
statement for changing prompt
level back to Control Card Level)
shall be processed by the
INTERFACE slot option cards.
These statements should therefore
follow syntax as per interface
options.
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How to change the prompt from IF level to control card level?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>#sel=cc{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Changes {prompt} level to
CONTROL CARD of System. After
this statement, all further
statements shall be processed by
the system Control Card.
How to unmap all the time-slots of the system ?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>unmap_all {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAP all System time-slots of

PORT-A as well s PORT-B.
Status of all PORT-A and
PORT-B time-slots is set to
'unequipped'. (except time-slot16 which is *CAS).
How to unmap all the time-slots of Port A of the system ?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>unmap_a_all {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS

PORT-A. Status of all PORT-A
time-slots is set to 'unequipped'.
(except time-slot-16 which is
CAS).
18.How to unmap all the time-slots of Port B of the system ?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>unmap_b_all {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS

PORT-B. Status of all PORT-B
CAS).
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How to unmap all the time-slots of MUX of the system ?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> unmap_muxall {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAP only System time-slots

of PORT-A or PORT-B which
have been previously mapped
to mux 64Kbps Channels.
Status of these time-slots is set
to 'unequipped'. (except timeslot-16 which is *CAS).
How to unmap all the time-slots of MUX previously mapped with Port A of the
system?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> unmap_mux_a {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS

of PORT-A which have been
previously mapped to mux
64Kbps Channels. Status of
these time-slots is set to
How to unmap all the time-slots of MUX previously mapped with Port B of the
system?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> unmap_mux_b {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS

of PORT-B which have been
previously mapped to mux
64Kbps Channels. Status of
these time-slots is set to
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How to unmap a single time-slot of Port A previously mapped with Port B of the
system?
S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}> unmap_aXX=bYY {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAP time-slot {XX} of PORTA which has been previously

mapped to time-slot {YY} of
PORT-B. Status of both timeslots is set to 'unequipped'.
Where,
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
How to unmap a single time-slot of MUX previously mapped with Port A of the
system?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
unmap_muxXX=aYY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAP time-slot {XX} of MUX

which has been previously
PORT-A. Status of both timeslots is set to 'unequipped'.
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
How to unmap a single time-slot of MUX previously mapped with Port B of the
system?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
unmap_muxXX=bYY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAP time-slot {XX} of MUX

which has been previously
PORT-B. Status of both timeslots is set to 'unequipped'.
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
How to map all the time-slots of Port A with Port B of the system?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> map_a_to_b {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Maps all time-slots of PORT-A

to corresponding time-slots of
PORT-B.
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How to map all the time-slots of Port A with MUX?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> map_muxall_a {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Maps all time-slots of MUX to

corresponding time-slots of
PORT-A.
How to map all the time-slots of Port B with MUX?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> map_muxall_b {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Maps all time-slots of MUX to

corresponding time-slots of
PORT-B.
How to map range of time-slots of Port A with Port B?

S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}> map_ab_XX-YY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Maps range of time-slots of

PORT-A to corresponding
time-slots of PORT-B.
range is ({XX} to {YY} both
inclusive).
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}> {XX}
How to map range of time-slots of Port A with MUX?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
map_mux_aXX-YY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS

PORT-A to corresponding timeslots of MUX.
inclusive).
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}> {XX}
128
How to map range of time-slots of Port B with MUX?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
map_mux_bXX-YY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS

PORT-B to corresponding timeslots of MUX.
inclusive).
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}> {XX}
How to map single time-slot of Port A with Port B?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> map_aXX=bYY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Maps one time-slot {XX} of

PORT-A to a time-slot {YY} of
PORT-B.
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
How to map single time-slot of MUX with Port A?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
map_muxXX=aYY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Maps one time-slot {XX} of MUX

to a time-slot {YY} of PORT-A.
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
How to map single time-slot of MUX with Port B?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
map_muxXX=bYY{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Maps one time-slot {XX} of MUX

to a time-slot {YY} of PORT-B.
{XX}=(01,15,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
129
How to map single time-slot of IF (FE1 only) with Port A?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>map_ifN_slotXX=aYY
{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
MAP one time-slot {XX} of

Interface IFN to a time-slot {YY}
of PORT-A.
N =1-4
{XX}=(01,15,16,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
Note: This cmd is valid only for
{IF TYPE} fe1', since for other
interfaces (serial data type) only
contiguous time-slot assignment
is allowed.
How to map single time-slot of IF (FE1 only) with Port B?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
map_ifN_slotXX=bYY {enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
MAP one time-slot {XX} of

of PORT-B.
N =1-4
{XX}=(01,15,16,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
is allowed.
How to unmap single time-slot of IF (FE1 only) with Port A?

S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}>unmap_ifN_slotXX=aYY
{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAP one time-slot {XX} of

of PORT-A.
N =1-4
{XX}=(01,15,16,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
is allowed.
130
How to map range of time-slots of IF with Port B?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
map_ifN_b{xx}-{yy}{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
MAP System PORT-B

contiguous time-slots in range
{xx} to {yy} to INTERFACE IF
{N} where {N} is in range 1-4
and where {xx}, {yy} are double
digit nos (01,02,15,17,31)
and {xx} is equal to or less than
{yy}.
Note:{xx}, {yy} cannot be 16.
In case 16 falls within
range {xx} and {yy}, it will
be ignored.
Example-1
01-21 means
slots01,02..,15,17,..21
(in total 20 time-slots are
mapped to IF card in
range 01 to 20).
Example-2
01-31 means
slots01,02..,15,17,..31
range 01 to 30).
How to unmap single time-slot of IF (FE1 only) with Port B?

S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}>unmap_ifN_slotXX=bYY
{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAP one time-slot {XX} of

of PORT-B.
N =1-4
{XX}=(01,15,16,17..31)
{YY}=(01,15,17..31)
is allowed.
131
How to map range of time-slots of IF with Port A?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
map_ifN_a{xx}-{yy}{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
MAP System PORT-A

contiguous time-slots in range
{xx} to {yy} to INTERFACE IF
{N} where {N} is in range 1-4
and where {xx}, {yy} are double
digit nos (01,02,15,17,31)
and {xx} is equal to or less than
{yy}.
Note:{xx}, {yy} cannot be 16.
In case 16 falls within
range {xx} and {yy}, it will
be ignored.
Example-1
01-21 means
slots01,02..,15,17,..21
range 01 to 20).
Example-2
01-31 means
slots01,02..,15,17,..31
range 01 to 30).
How to unmap time-slot of Port A previously map with IF?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>unmap_ifN_a{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
UNMAPS only System timeslots of PORT-A which have

been previously mapped to
interface ifN. Status of these
*CAS).
N=1-4
132
How to unmap time-slot of Port B previously map with IF?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
OK
{prompt}> unmap_ifN_b{enter}
REMARKS
UNMAPS only System timeslots of PORT-B which have

been previously mapped to
interface ifN. Status of these
*CAS).
N=1-4
How to check the type of the system?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> ? {enter}
RESPONSE
VCL-MXV3 (2.x) (TM)
REMARKS
Response of system name.
How to check the software and hardware version of the system?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> ver?
{enter}
RESPONSE
Ver x y
REMARKS
Response of system
version
x- Hardware version
y- Software version
How to perform self test ?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> test? {enter}
RESPONSE
BOOT-UP SELF-TEST
REPORT
OVERALL RESULT :PASS
REMARKS
TEST REPORT of
most recent Boot UP
PASS or FAIL results.
Note:
SELF-TEST LED
(RED) on front panel
also lights up in case of
FAULT.
133
How to check the status of CRC4?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> crc4? {enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
Crc4_en
Or
Crc4_dis
One of possible
responses.
How to check the synchronization clock of the system?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> clk? {enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
clock_internal
Or
clock_looptimed
One of possible
responses.
How to check the status of CAS Alarms?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> cas? {enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
enable_cas_a / disable_cas_a
enable_cas_b / disable_cas_b
One of possible
responses.
How to check the gain (voice attenuation levels) of the system?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> gain? {enter}
RESPONSE
gain=2
gain=4
gain=6
gain=8
REMARKS
One of possible
responses.
How to check the ID of the system?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> id? {enter}
RESPONSE
set_id=master[01]
Or
set_id=slave[xx]
REMARKS
{XX} System ID (01,02,63)

Master has fixed ID=01
Slaves can have Ids
=02,0363.
134
How to check the status of the alarm?

S.No.
COMMAND STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}> alarms? {enter}
PORT-A ALARMS STATUS:

SYNC
/ NO_SYNC**
SIG_OK
/ LOS**
FRAME_OK / FRAME_LOSS**
NO_RA
/ RA**
NO_AIS
/ AIS**
NO_LOMF
/ LOMF**
/ CRC4 MFRAME
DISABLED
NO_LOMF16 / LOMF16**
/ CAS MFRAME
DISABLED
** INDICATES
ALARM
SITUATION
Note:** is part of
message
PORT-B ALARMS STATUS:

SYNC
/ NO_SYNC**
SIG_OK
/ LOS**
FRAME_OK / FRAME_LOSS**
NO_RA
/ RA**
NO_AIS
/ AIS**
NO_LOMF
/ LOMF**
/ CRC4 MFRAME
DISABLED
NO_LOMF16 / LOMF16**
/CAS MFRAME
DISABLED
How to check the status of all the cards in slot?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> all_slots?{enter}
RESPONSE
SLOT-01-> {Card status}

REMARKS
Where {Card Status}

indicates card type in slot.
FXO means FXO
FXS means FXS
ENM means ENM
IDSL means IDSL
ASYN means Async RS232
HTLN means HOTLINE
UNQP means unequipped.
135
How to check the status of single card in slot?

S.No. COMMAND STATEMENT
1.
{prompt}>slot_XX?
{enter}
RESPONSE
SLOT-XX-> {Card status}
REMARKS
{XX}- Slot no (0115)

Where: {Card Status}
indicates card type in slot.
FXO means FXO
FXS means FXS
ENM means ENM
IDSL means IDSL
ASYN means Async RS232
HTLN means HOTLINE
UNQP means unequipped
How to check the all configured data cards?

1.
RESPONSE
{prompt}>all_ifs?{enter} IF SLOT-01->
{Card config}
IF SLOT-02->
{Card config }
IF SLOT-03->
{Card config }
IF SLOT-04->
{Card config }
REMARKS
{Card Config}
indicates configured card type
expected in slot.
V35
means n*64 V35
V36
means n*64 V36
X21
means n*64 X21
EIA530 means n*64 EIA530
FE1
means n*64 Fe1
SHDSL means n*64 SHDSL
10BaseT means n*64 10BaseT
Note: Actual Card Type in slot
may be a query
statement to the N*64
Card.
136
How to check the configured data card in a particular time-slot?

1.
{prompt}>ifN?{enter}
N=1 to 4
RESPONSE
IF SLOT-01->
{Card config}
IF SLOT-02->
{Card config }
IF SLOT-03->
{Card config }
IF SLOT-04->
{Card config }
REMARKS
{XX}-Slot no (01....04)
{Card Config}
indicates configured card type
expected in slot.
V35
means n*64 V35
V36
means n*64 V36
X21
means n*64 X21
EIA530 means n*64 EIA530
FE1
means n*64 Fe1
SHDSL means n*64 SHDSL
10BaseT means n*64 10BaseT
Note: Actual Card Type in slot
may be a query statement to
the N*64 Card.
How to check the mapping of Port A?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
mapping_porta? {enter}
RESPONSE
Port-A time-slots Mapping:

01=xxxx 02=xxxx 03=xxxx
16=*CAS 17=xxxx 18=xxxx
31=xxxx
REMARKS
xxxx are four characters,

which indicates: UNQP
or
Time-slots of : Port-B
(B-01, B-02,..B-31)
or
Time-slots of : MUX
(MX01, MX02,.MX31)
or
N*64 Interface
(N-01,N-02,N-30)
Note:
Upto 30 contiguous slots
of interface N.
( N = 1-4)
137
How to check the mapping of Port B?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
mapping_portb? {enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
Port-B time-slots Mapping:

31=xxxx
xxxx are four characters,

which indicates: UNQP
Or
Time-slots of : Port-A
(A-01, A-02,..A-31)
Or
Time-slots of : MUX
(MX01, MX02,.MX31)
Or
N*64 Interface
(N-01,N-02,N-30)
Note:
Upto 30 contiguous slots
of interface N.
(N = 1-4)
How to check the mapping of MUX?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
mapping_mux? {enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
Port-MUX time-slots Mapping:

31=xxxx
xxxx are four

characters, which
indicates: UNQP
or
Time-slots of : Port-A
(A-01, A-02,..A-31)
or
Time-slots of : Port-B
(B-01, B-02,.B-31)
How to check the settings / direction of accessing the in-band management Port?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}> remote? {enter}
RESPONSE
remote=a
remote=b
REMARKS
One of possible responses.
138
How to view the basic help menu?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
help_basic? {enter}
RESPONSE
BASIC SETTINGS (LOCAL

ONLY)
1. set_id=master[01]
2. set_id=slave[xx] xx=02-63
3. set_def=master[01]
4. set_def=slave[xx] xx=02-63
REMARKS
Displays the basic

settings help
statements.
How to view the master help menu?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
help_master? {enter}
RESPONSE
MASTER ONLY settings

1. %sel=master[01]
2. %sel=slave[xx] {xx=02-63}
3. remote=x {x=a or b}
REMARKS
Displays the master

only settings help
statements.
How to view the local help menu?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
help_local? {enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
Displays the local

LOCAL ONLY SETTINGS
1. clk_internal clk_looptimed only settings help
statements.
2. crc4_en
crc4_dis
3. enable_cas_a_disable_cas_a
4. enable_cas_b disable_cas_b
Note: SELECT 'crc4_en' for all
muxes if remote in-band feature
is used.
139
How to view the miscellaneous help menu?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND STATEMENT
{prompt}>
help_misc? {Enter}
RESPONSE
LOCAL/REMOTE settings
(MISC)
1. gain=x x=2,4,6 or 8
2. enable_alarms_a
disable_alarms_a
3. enable_alarms_b
disable_alarms_b
4. reset
5. config_ifN={option} N=1-4
{option}=fe1, v35, v36, x21,
eia530, shdsl, 10BaseT,
unqp
6. #sel=ifN N=1-4
7. #Sel=cc
REMARKS
Displays the misc.

settings help
statements.
How to view the first page of mapping help menu?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
{prompt}>
help_map1? {enter}
RESPONSE
MASTER/SLAVE LOCAL/REMOTE SETTINGS
1. unmap_all
2. unmap_a_all
3. unmap_b_all
4. unmap_muxall
5. unmap_mux_a
6. unmap_mux_b
7. unmap_aXX=bYY
8. unmap_muxXX=aYY
9. unmap_muxXX=bYY
10. map_a_to_b
11. map_muxall_a
12. map_muxall_b
13. map_ab_XX-YY [maps range XX to YY]
14. map_mux_aXX-YY [maps range XX to YY]
15. map_mux_bXX-YY [maps range XX to YY]
REMARKS
Displays
the
mapping
help
statements
XX,YY in range 0131 (except 16)
140
How to view the first page of mapping help menu?

S.No.
1.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
{prompt}>
help_map1? {enter}
RESPONSE
REMARKS
LOCAL/REMOTE SETTINGS (MAPPING)

mapping single slot :
1. map_aXX=bYY
[maps single slot]
2. map_muxXX=aYY [maps single slot]
3. map_muxXX=bYY [maps single slot]
Displays the
mapping help
statements.
n*64 cards mapping :

4. map_ifN_aXX-YY
5. map_ifN_bXX-YY
6. map_ifN_slotXX=aYY
7. map_ifN_slotXX=bYY
8. unmap_ifN_slotXX=aYY
9. unmap_ifN_slotXX=bYY
10. unmap_ifN_a
11. unmap_ifN_b
XX,YY 01,02,..31 (except 16)
(upto 21 for MUX)
N=1-4
How to view the query help menu?
S.No.
1.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
{prompt}>
QUERY STATEMENTS
help_queries? {enter} 1. ?
3. id?
5. crc4?
7. cas?
9. alarms?
11. slot_XX? XX=01-10
13. mapping_portb?
15. remote?
17. help_basic?
19. help_local?
21. help_map1?
23. help_queries?
25. all_ifs?
REMARKS
2. ver?
4. test?
6. clk?
8. gain?
10. all_slots?
12. mapping_porta?
14. mapping_mux?
16. help?
18. help_master?
20. help_misc?
22. help_map2?
24. ifN?
Displays
the query
help
statements
.
141
CLI Commands for Data Interface cards

Statement applicable to high speed synchronous N X 64 Data Interface type V.35, V.36, EIA530
PROMPTS
1.
INTERFACES OF MASTER SYSTEM

VCL-MX-CCA[01] - IFN>
VCL-MX-CCB[01] - IFN>
2.
INTERFACES OF SLAVE SYSTEM (LOCAL ON)

VCL-MX-CC[XX] - IFN>
3.
INTERFACES OF SLAVE SYSTEM (LOCAL OFF)

VCL-MX-CCA[01]-CC[XX] - IFN>
To configure the Data Card in the system

First configure the slot in which Data Card is inserted using the following command from
VCL-MX Version 3 system prompt.
VCL-MX-CCA[01]>config_ifN={IF OPTION} {enter}
{IF OPTION}= 'fe1', 'v35', 'v36', 'x21', 'eia530', 'shdsl', '10BaseT', 'unqp
To Map the Data Card
Next, Map the slots to the E1 ports A or B as per the bandwidth required using the following
command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> map_ifN_ZPP-QQ {enter}
Where PP, QQ = 01, 02, 03, ........31 (The number of time-slots that are being
assigned to the Data Card)
Where N = 1, 2, 3, 4 (The interface/slot number)
142
CLI STATEMENT FOR "V35", "V36", "EIA530" VERSION INTERFACES

Help Query Statement
S.No.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
{prompt}help?
REMARKS
RESPONSE
SETTINGS:
set_def reset n=XX
XX is 01,02,30 (31 in case of PCM31)
normal_op
loop_if
txc_pos
txc_neg rxc_pos rxc_neg
QUERYS:
settings? loop? txc? rxc?
?
ver? help?
Setting Statements
S.No.
1
COMMAND
STATEMENT
{prompt}> n=XX{enter}
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Selects System E1 Port time-slots to be
mapped to the serial data interface port.
XX is two digit number denoting the number
of time-slots mapped to the host system A or
B port
(01,02,03,29,30,31).
(MXV3,MXV4) 'XX ' can be assigned a value
of up to 30.
In case of PCM31 systems (VCL-DX, Pure
data mux) 'XX ' can be assigned a value of
up to 31.
{prompt}>set_def{enter}
OK
Sets System settings to the default state.
{prompt}>reset{enter}
OK
Resets Interface Card and displays

diagnostic boot-up messages.
{prompt}>normal_op{enter}
OK
Sets System for normal operation.
{prompt}>loop_if{enter}
OK
{prompt}>txc_pos{enter}
Or
{prompt}>txc_neg{enter}
OK
Data is looped back at the serial interface

driver circuit level to the mapped port of the
host system. Used for further diagnostics
only.
Set System Serial interface TRANSMITT
CLOCK POLARITY to POSITIVE or
NEGATIVE.
{prompt}>rxc_pos{enter}
Or
{prompt}>rxc_neg{enter}
OK
Set System Serial interface RECEIVE

CLOCK POLARITY to POSITIVE or
NEGATIVE.
143
NOTE:
Default settings for "V35", "V36", "EIA530" version interfaces
n=30
txc_pos
Rxc_neg
Query Statements
S.No.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
{prompt}>?{enter}
IF-V35
Or
IF-V36
Or
IF-EIA530
Response as per Serial data

Interface version.
{prompt}>ver?{enter}
ver 1.2
Response indicates system

version.
{prompt}>loop?{enter}
normal_op / loop_if
Response indicates whether

normal operation is selected or
the interface is looped back to
the mapped port of the host
system.
{prompt}>settings?{enter}
n=XX
txc_pos / txc_neg
rxc_pos / rxc_neg
Response indicates status of

current system configuration
settings.
{prompt}>txc?{enter}
{prompt}>rxc?{enter}
txc_pos / txc_neg
rxc_pos / rxc_neg

current Interface clock
configuration setting.
144
CLI Statement for "X21" Version Interfaces

S.No.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
{prompt}help?
RESPONSE
REMARKS
SETTINGS:
set_def reset n=XX
XX is 01,02,30 (31 in case of PCM31)
normal_op
loop_if
clk_pos
clk_neg
QUERYS:
settings? loop? clk?
?
ver? help?
Setting Statement
S.No.
1
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
OK
REMARKS
Selects System E1 Port time-slots to be
mapped to the serial data interface port.
XX is two digit number denoting the number
of time-slots mapped to the host system A or
B port
(01,02,03,29,30,31).
(MXV3,MXV4) 'XX ' can be assigned a value
of up to 30.
In case of PCM31 systems (VCL-DX, Pure
data mux) 'XX ' can be assigned a value of
up to 31.
{prompt}>set_def{enter}
OK
Sets System settings to the default state.
{prompt}>reset{enter}
OK
Resets Interface Card and displays

diagnostic boot-up messages.
{prompt}> normal_op{enter}
OK
Sets System for normal operation.
{prompt}>loop_if{enter}
OK
Data is looped back at the serial interface

driver circuit level to the mapped port of the
host system. Used for further diagnostics
only.
{prompt}> clk_pos{enter}
Or
{prompt}> clk_neg{enter}
OK
Set System X21 Serial interface CLOCK

POLARITY to POSITIVE or NEGATIVE.
145
Note: Default settings for "X21" version interface

n=30
clk_pos
Query Statements
S.No.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
{prompt}>?{enter}
IF-X21
Response as per Serial data

Interface version.
{prompt}>ver?{enter}
ver 1.2
Response indicates system

version.
{prompt}>loop?{enter}
normal_op / loop_if Response indicates whether

normal operation is selected or
the interface is looped back to
the mapped port of the host
system.
{prompt}>settings?{enter}
n=XX
clk_pos / clk_neg
{prompt}>clk?{enter}
clk_pos / clk_neg

current system configuration
settings.
current system clock
configuration setting.
146
CLI Statement for "10BaseT LAN Bridge Card" Version Interfaces

To configure the Control Card
First configure the slot in which 10 BaseT LAN Card is inserted using the following command
from VCL-MX Version 3 system prompt.
VCL-MX-CCA[01]>config_ifN=10BaseT {enter}
To Map the Data Card
Next, Map the slots to the E1 ports A or B as per the bandwidth required using the following
command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> map_ifN_ZPP-QQ {enter}
Where PP, QQ = 01, 02, 03, ........31 (The number of time-slots that are being assigned to
the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card)
To configure the Interface Card 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card
First, change the system prompt to interface card prompt using the following command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]> #sel=ifN {enter}
Next, select the value of n using following command:
VCL-MX-CCA[01]-IFN>n=XX {enter}
Where XX = 01, 02, 03, 04.........30 (The number of time-slots that are being assigned to
the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card)
Note: The value of n should always be one less than the number of time-slots which are
assigned to the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card, if the selected time-slots (PP-QQ) also
In all other cases, the value of n should always be equal to the number of time-slots (PP-QQ)
which are assigned to the 10BaseT LAN Bridge Card.
147

S.
NO
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}help? {enter}
HELP-SATEMENTS (SUB-MENUS)
Type following statements:
help_settings? > settings
help_queries? > query statements
2.
{prompt}help_settings?
{enter}
SETTING STATEMENTS
n=NN {NN=01,02,...,30}in MXV3,V4
n=NN {NN=01,02,...,31}in Data Mux
where NN is number of...
...64 Kbps time slots assigned
Band width=NN * 64Kbps
{64-1920Kbps}in MXV3,V4
{64-1984Kbps}in Data Mux
3.
{prompt}help_queries?
{enter}
QUERY STATEMENTS
?
ver? settings?
test?
help?
help_settings? help_queries?
Setting Statement
S.
NO.
1.
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
OK
Selects System E1 Port timeslots to

Be mapped to the serial data
interface port.
number of timeslots mapped to the
(01, 02, 03, 04.........30)
In case of PCM31 systems (VCLDX, Pure data mux) 'XX ' can be
assigned a value of up to 31.
148
Query Statement
S.
NO
COMMAND
STATEMENT
RESPONSE
REMARKS
1.
{prompt}? {enter}
VCL 10BaseT Bridge
2.
{prompt}ver?
Ver 1.1
Response indicates
system version.
3.
n=XX
<0001>
Response indicates
bandwidth multiplier
coefficient "n" where
bandwidth is nx64.
(i.e. value of n
(01,0230)
Upto 30 for PCM30
systems
Upto 31 for PCM31
Systems.
4.
{prompt} test?{enter}
BOOT-UP SELF-TEST REPORT

RESULT :PASSED
Step No: 1 PASSED (Settings)
Step No: 2 PASSED (Logic ckt)
Step No: 3 PASSED (LAN-WAN)
Response indicates
most recent Card bootup and self test report.
Factory Default System Settings

CLK
CRC4
CAS (Port A)
CAS (Port B)
GAIN
Alarm (Port A)
Alarm (Port B)
Mapping of E1
Time-slots
Internal
Enable
Enable
Enable
2dB (-2dB Attenuation) *
Enable
Enable
All channels/time-slots UNMAPPED
Note: It is essential that the USER MAP all voice and data
channels, as required to the E1 Port A or E1 Port B during setup.
Note: * -2dB Attenuation is the recommended VF attenuation on any E1/VF channel in

the ITU-T specifications.
** -4dB or -6dB may be selected by the user according to preference.
Note: When using the VCL-MX E1 Multiplexer for voice or for voice and data applications
ALWAYS keep CAS and CRC-4 (on Port A and Port B) as ENABLED.
149
Easy to use GUI Guide
Easy to Use GUI Guide
150
Using GUI
Using the GUI

The VCL-MX Version 3 GUI helps in configuring the VCL-MX Version 3 system through a serial
port connection between the equipment and a PC or to establish a remote login to the
equipment. It also lets the user to configure the system as per the requirement and also
provides the information about the current status of the system.
To start the GUI, first make a proper connections between the VCL-MX Version 3 equipment
and the computer using the factory supplied LMS cable (DB9 male to DB9 female), then open
the GUI.
The following screen will appear on your Desktop:
To proceed further select COM PORT or the TCP/IP Winsock depending upon whether you are
using COM PORT or accessing the system remotely through TCP/IP.
To select COM PORT or TCP/IP Winsock go to Communication > New Session
151
Using GUI
Click on New Session

Select the COM PORT that is in use from the drop down menu (COM 1 to COM 6). A message
COM X is selected will be displayed.
Click OK.
Note: Switch 1 (SW1) of TCP/IP should be in OFF position while accessing the system through
COM Port (RS232).
152
Using GUI
To access the system remotely, select the TCP/IP Winsock and click OK.
The following window is appear:
Next click on OK. Here type the IP address of the equipment in the field REMOTE HOST IP
ADDRESS and click on OK.
Factory default IP Address of the System is 130.94.145.202. To change the IP address please
refer to user manual provided with the system.
A confirmation message will be displayed.
If COM PORT is in use, then check whether the appropriate COM PORT is selected or not. If
TCP/IP Winsock is selected make sure that SW1 (switch) is in "ON" mode and the IP address is
entered correctly.
To end the current session and enter in the new session, first go to Communication > End
Session.
153
Using GUI
On click End session, the session of the current system is ended. Now, you can start the new
session from Communication > New Session.
Access Master / Slave
To Access the Slave system from Master system or come back to Master system, go to Access,
in the main menu.
Click on Access
154
Using GUI
To Access Master, click on Master

To Access Slave, click Slave and select the ID from the list.
155
Using GUI
Data Card Configuration

To configure the data card of the system, go to Tributary Interface > Card Configure
Click on Card Configure,

Here you select the Card No and the Card Type and then click OK.
Selected values will be entered in the list.
To Edit any entry, right click the item in the list. Selected values will be displayed in the upper list.
You can make changes in the upper list and then click OK. The changes will be displayed in the
list.
To Remove any entry, right click the item in the list and click Remove. The card will remove from
the list.
To submit the configuration click on Submit.
156
Using GUI
Shelf Configuration
To view the Status Monitoring of the system, go to Tributary Interface > Shelf Configuration
Click on Shelf Configuration,

Monitoring screen shows the status of all the Voice and Data cards.
To change the settings of any of interface card, click the button below the corresponding card
status.
On clicking any of interface card buttons corresponding card setting screen will appear. If your
card is Nx64 and you configure it 'V35' or 'V36', then after clicking on the button this screen will
appear:
157
Using GUI
To view the corresponding card settings , click on Set,

If your card is Nx64 and you configure it 'X21', then after clicking on the button this screen will
appear:
158
Using GUI
To view the corresponding card settings, click on Set, the following window will appear:
If the card type is 'Fe1'.

If the Card Type if '10BASET'.

159
Using GUI
If the Card Type is 'V35'.

To view alarms details, click on Alarms Detail on the Monitoring form.

160
Using GUI
SYN -> Synchronize

LOS -> Loss of Signal
Frame Loss -> Frame Loss
AIS -> Alarm Indicating Signal
RA -> Remote Alarm
LOMF -> Loss Of Multiple Frame
Mapping
For Mapping of the Data/Voice slots go to Tributary Interface > Mapping
The following screen will appear:
Click on Mapping
161
Using GUI
For Voice slot mapping select any of the two types:

1. Map Single
2. Map Range
Map Single
Select Map Single and click 'Mapping'.
For mapping first Select Options. According to that option Unmapped Time Slots of those ports
will be displayed in the list.
Select the 'Time Slot'. Next click 'OK'.
To map the selected Time Slots click on 'Submit'.
162
Using GUI
Map Range
Select 'Map Range' and click 'Mapping'. Following screen will appear.
For mapping a range of Timeslots, select the 'Select Option', next select the range of those
ports, and then click 'Submit'.
For Data slot mapping select any of the two types:
1. FE1 Card Mapping
2. Other Card Mapping
FE1 Card Mapping
For mapping the slot of FE1 card, click on 'FE1 Card Mapping'.
163
Using GUI
FE1 card mapping is of two types:

1. Single Mapping
2. Range Mapping
Single Mapping
Click 'Single Mapping'.
For mapping first select the 'Card No' corresponding Unmapped Time Slots of that Card will be
displayed in the list then select the 'Port' corresponding Unmapped Time Slots of that Port will
be displayed in the list.
Select the 'Time Slot'. Next click 'OK'.
To map the selected Time Slots click on 'Submit'.
164
Using GUI
Range Mapping
Click 'Range Mapping'.
For mapping a range of Timeslots, select the 'Card No' and 'Port' , next select the Time Slot
range of that port, and then click 'Submit'.
Other Card Mapping
For mapping the slot of other Data card, click on 'Other Data Card'.
For mapping select the 'Card No' and 'Port' and then select the Time Slot range of that port and
then click 'Submit'.
165
Using GUI
Unmapping
To unmap the Time Slots click 'Unmapping'.
To unmap all the Time Slots of all the ports. select 'All Time Slots Of All Ports' and then click
'Submit'.
To unmap all the Time Slots of the selected port, first select the 'Port' , next select 'All Time Slots
Of The Selected Port' and then click 'Submit'.
To unmap selected Time Slots, first select the 'Port'. List of mapped Time Slots will be displayed.
To unmap any of these Time Slots select those 'Time Slots' and click 'Submit'.To unmap all the
Time Slots in the list select All Time Slots In The List' and then click 'Submit'.
166
Using GUI
Signalling
To make changes in the System Signalling go to Settings > Signalling.
Select 'Signalling'.
For changes in the signalling settings, First select the Signalling type and then click Submit.
167
Using GUI
To make changes in the System Settings go to Settings > System Settings.

You can make the necessary changes here. Select 'System Settings'.
You can make the necessary changes here.

For example : To set the clock Looptimed then first click on Looptimed and then click Set.
To view the set value click on Show, the set value will be displayed.
168
Using GUI
System Queries
To view the Settings go to Show > System Queries.
Select 'System Queries'.

A list of properties will be displayed.

Double click any one of the properties. Result of that properties will displayed.
169
Using GUI
Synchronization
To Synchronize GUI with system, go to File > Synchronize.
Click 'Synchronize'.
If you want to synchronise your GUI with System then click 'Yes' else click 'No'.
170
Using GUI
BackUp
To take the backup of all the settings go to File > Back Up.
Click 'Back Up'.

Click the button 'Open'. A dialog box will appear. Select the path where you want to save the
backup file. A message box will appear for the conformation of correct path. click 'Yes' if path is
correct if not then click No. After that a conformation message is come will shows that your file
is saved in the located path.
171
Using GUI
Restore
To restore the settings from the backup file go to File > Restore.
Click 'Restore'.
172
Using GUI
First click 'Open File'. A dialog box will appear. Select the 'Back Up' file.
Next select which settings you want to restore.
For restoring all the settings select 'All Settings'.
For restoring selective settings, select any of the four setting types or any combination of them.
To view the backup Map Settings click 'View Mapping'.
Next click 'Submit' to start the restore process.
173
Using GUI
Set Default
To set the default settings go to Tributary Interface > Set Default.
On clicking 'Set Default'

Click 'Yes' to execute default settings.

Default settings are:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Alarm Port A
Alarm Port B
Gain
System Clock
CRC4
CAS Port A
CAS Port B
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
Enabled
Enabled
2 DB
Internal
Enabled
Enabled
Enabled
174
Using GUI
Set ID
To set the master/slave id go to Tributary Interface > Set ID.
On clicking 'Set ID'

First click Master or Slave and then select their ID. After that click Set Master / Slave.
If Master is selected then select the Remote Inband port A or B and click Set Remote On.
In default condition Remote Inband port is A.
175
Using GUI
About
To see the Software version go to Help > About.
Click 'About'.
176
Using GUI
Exit
To exit the application go to File > Exit.
Click 'Exit'.
Click 'Yes' to exit or click 'No' if not.
177
Section 4
Section 4
To Set the signaling in VCL-MX
178
To set the signaling in VCL-MX

The customer can set the signaling as per requirement in VCL-MX. VCL-MX supports the
following signaling:
1.
2.
3.
Q.421 Signaling
Immediate start
Custom (allows the User to set ABCD signaling bits for idle and seizure states)
To set the Q.421 signaling in VCL-MX

To set the Q.421 signaling you have to type the following command in the Hyperterminal:
prompt> signaling=q421
The ITU-T recommended for Q421 is as following:
State of the Circuit
af
Idle/Released
Seized
Seizure acknowledged
Answered
Clear-back
Clear-forward
1
0
0
0
0
1
Signaling Code
Forward
Backward
bf
ab
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
bb
0
0
1
1
1
1
OR
Blocked
1
1
1
1
Note: It is important that the same ABCD signaling bits are set in all inter-connected E1
Multiplexers. Failure to do so shall result in the improper functioning / performance of
the inter-connected E1 Multiplexer.
179
To set the Immediate start signaling in VCL-MX

To set the Immediate start signaling, the idle and seizure conditions are as following:
Idle condition
Seizure condition
: 1111
: 0000
To set the Immediate start, you have to type the following command in the Hyperterminal:
prompt> signalling=imm_start
To set the Custom signaling in VCL-MX
In the custom signaling option, you can select the idle and seizure conditions as per your
requirement. You can select the ABCD bits of signaling for idle condition and seizure condition.
To set the custom signaling, you have to type the following command in the Hyperterminal:
prompt> signalling=custom
The command to set the ABCD bits of idle condition is as following:
prompt> custom_idle=yyyy
Where y=0 or 1
The command to set the ABCD bits of seizure condition is as following:
prompt> custom_seizure=yyyy
Where y=0 or 1
Note: It is important that the same ABCD signaling bits are set in all inter-connected E1
Multiplexers. Failure to do so shall result in the improper functioning/performance of
the inter-connected E1 Multiplexer.
180
To set the unused ABCD bits in custom signaling

To disable/ignore any of the signaling bits in ABCD signaling bits, you can configure those bits
as unused.
Example: If you want to use A, B bits of signaling and want to ignore C, D bits of ABCD
signaling.
The idle conditions are 11 and seizure conditions are 00.
You are required to follow the following steps.
Step 1.
Type the following command to set the custom signaling.

prompt> signaling=custom
Step 2.
Type the following command to select the A, B bits 11 for idle condition.
prompt> custom_idle=11xx
Step 3.
Type the following command to select the A, B bits 00 for seizure condition.
prompt> custom_seizure=00xx
Step 4.
Type the following command to configure the signaling bits for the un-equipped
slots.
prompt> custom_unused=11xx
This setting shall return the C, D bits of the un-equipped slots as 11xx.
Step 5.
Type the following command to query the idle condition, which you have already
configured in VCL-MX.
prompt> signaling?
This shows the ABCD signaling bits that have been set in that Multiplexer.
181
To query the signaling in VCL-MX

You can now query the signaling which is set in your VCL-MX by typing the following command
in the Hyperterminal:
prompt> signaling?
The system will show the selected signaling option (q421 / imm_start / custom).
Example: To set the custom signaling with idle condition 1100 and seizure condition
0011
Step 1.
Type the following command to set the custom signaling.

prompt> signaling=custom
Step 2.
Type the following command to select the ABCD bits 1100 for idle condition.
prompt> custom_idle=1100
Step 3.
Type the following command to select the ABCD bits 0011 for seizure condition.
prompt> custom_seizure=0011
Step 4.
Type the following command to query the ABCD bits of idle and seizure condition,
which you have already configured in VCL-MX.
prompt> signaling?
Note: Default unused bits are 1111.
182
VCL-MX E1 Core System (Common Equipment)
S No.
Part #
Product Description
Qty
1.
VCL-MX-015
Control Card 1, 30 Channel E1 Interface
2.
VCL-MX-020
Control Card 2, 30 Channel E1 Interface
3.
VCL-MX-LAN
10BaseT-LAN Management Card
4.
VCL-MX-004
19" Shelf 6U High (Sub-rack) to accommodate Voice,

64Kbps Data Channels PLUS "n" x 64Kbps Data
Channels fitted with Connectorized Backplane
5.
VCL-MX-010
(-) 48V DC Input Power Supply Card, Dual Supply 30

Channel Power Supply Card (+5V DC, -5V DC)
VCL-MX, User Configurable Interfaces

S No.
Part #
Product Description
1.
VCL-CB-025
Dual Port VF, RT (FXS) Line Interface Card 2,

64Kbps/Sec. VF Channels per Remote Terminal
Line Card 15 (max) per system
2.
VCL-CB-025-ext
Dual Port VF, RT (FXS) Line Interface Card 2,

64Kbps/Sec. VF Channels per Remote Terminal
Line Card 15 (max) per system (programmable
Tx and Rx level settings)
3.
VCL-CB-027
Dual Port VF, Hot-Line (FXS - Ring-Down) Line

Interface Card 2, 64Kbps/Sec. Hot-Line Channels
per Card 15 (max) per system
4.
VCL-CB-030
Dual Port VF, CO (FXO) Line Interface Card 2,

64Kbps/Sec. VF Channels per Central Office Line
Card 15 (max) per system
5.
VCL-CB-030-ext
Dual Port VF, CO (FXO) Line Interface Card 2,

64Kbps/Sec. VF Channels per Central Office Line
Card 15 (max) per system (programmable Tx and
Rx level settings)
6.
VCL-CB-035
Dual Port, E & M Cards, 2 Wire/4 Wire E & M

Trunk Interface Card 15 (max) per system
7.
VCL-CB-035-ext
Dual Port, E & M Cards, 2 Wire/4 Wire E & M

Trunk Interface Card 15 (max) per system
(programmable Tx and Rx level Settings)
8.
VCL-CB-040
Ring Generator Card, Central Office Ring Generator

Card per system
9.
VCL-CB-045
Dual Port, RS232 Data Interface Card, Up to

19.2Kbps Rs232 Asynchronous Data Interface
Card, 2 Interfaces per Card 15 (max) per System
Qty
183
VCL-MX, User Configurable Interfaces

S No.
Part #
Product Description
10.
VCL-CB-060
Dual Port, G.703, Co-directional Data Interface

Card 64Kbps Co-Directional G.703 Data Interface
Card, 2 Interfaces per card 15 (max) per system
11.
VCL-CB-080
iDSL Modem Card Central Office/ISP Multiplexer

Side-transports 128 Kbps on a single twisted copper
pair upto 5 KM (ISDN DSL)
12
VCL-MX-054
V.35, N x 64Kbps Synchronous Data Interface,TWO

64 Kbps, V.35 Interfaces per Card DCE
13.
VCL-MX-055
V.35, N x 64Kbps Synchronous Data Interface, ONE

Interface per Card-User Selectable Data Rate of
"N" (1 thru 30)-DCE
14.
VCL-MX-056
V.36, N x 64Kbps Synchronous Data Interface, ONE

Interface per Card-User Selectable Data Rate of
"N" (1 thru 30)-DCE
15.
VCL-MX-057
RS530, N x 64Kbps Synchronous Data Interface,

ONE Interface per Card-User Selectable Data Rate
of "N" (1 thru 30)-DCE
16.
VCL-MX-058
X.21, N x 64Kbps Synchronous Data Interface,

ONE Interface per 2 Card-User Selectable Data
Rate of "N" (1 thru 30)-DCE
17.
VCL-MX-081
Fractional E1-N x 64Kbps Data Interface, ONE

Fractional E1 Interface per Card-User Selectable
Data Rate of "N" (1 thru 30)
18.
VCL-MX
100BaseT
Integrated 100Base Bridge/Router . Installs in the

VCL-MX slot. 100BaseT FULL Routing Functions.
User Selectable ("n" x 64) bandwidth/ "n"=1 thru 30.
19.
VCL-MX-090
iDSL @ 64/128 Kbps - (Remote) Customer

premises equipment with a synchronous V.35 data
interface @ 64/128 Kbps with AC adapter
20.
VCL-MX-095
Netopia
iDSL @ 64/128 Kbps -(Remote) Customer

premises equipment with a 10BaseT interface.
FULL Routing functions.
Qty
184
Optional and Accessories

S No.
Part #
Product Description
1.
VCL-30-01048
Power Supply (External) AC to DC Converter

Portable External Converter Universal AC Input
[93VAC-276VAC, 47Hz-63Hz] to DC Output
[(-) 48VDC] - Optional 1 (Supports 1 channel bank)
2.
VCL-30-01048
Power Supply (External) AC to DC Converter

External Converter 19-RK Universal AC Input
[93VAC-276VAC, 47Hz-63Hz] to DC Output
[(-) 48VDC] - Optional 2 (Supports up to 4 channel
banks)
3.
VCL-120 / 75-16
16 E1, 120 Ohm to 75 Ohm (BNC) Converter Panel

19 inch Converter Rack Mount version, RJ45
Connection on 120 Ohms/BNC (Female)
Connection on 75 Ohms , with RJ45 cables
4.
BNC to BNC
Cables
BNC to BNC Cable
5.
Cables
RJ11 connectorized Cables for FXS/FXO Cards

RJ11 to RJ11-2 cables for each dual port interface
card
6.
Cables
E&M Connectorized Cables-2 cables for each dual

port interface card
7.
Cables
RS232 Connectorized Cables -2 cables for each

dual port interface card
8.
Cables
V.35 (M34-Winchester) - "n" x 64Kbps

Connectorized Cable-1 cable for each interface card
9.
Cables
V.36/X.21/RS530 - "n" x 64Kbps Connectorized

Cable
10.
Cables
Fractional E1 Connectorized Cables
11.
Cables
G.703 Connectorized Cables
12.
Cables
iDSL Connectorized Cables
13.
Cables
E1 Interface-RJ45 Connectorized Cables

(Straight-Through and Cross-Over Cable - 1, ea.)
14.
Cables
NMS Connectorized Cables
15.
Cables
LMS Cables
16.
Manual
Documentation User Manual & System Software

Disks
Qty
185
Support
Notes :
Technical Specifications are subject to change.

Windows is the registered Trademark of Microsoft Corporation, USA.
Revision 15 - August 10, 2009.
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20100, N 51st Ave, Suite B240,
Glendale, AZ 85308
PH: (+1) 480-816-8672, FAX: (+1) 480-816-0115
E-mail: sales@oriontelecom.com
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