Paradyne CPX-1000 manuel d'utilisation

Jetstream ® CPX-1000 V oice Ser vices Platf orm Installation and Operation Rele ase 2.5 Docume nt No. 1000-A2-G N22-00 F ebruar y 2003[...]

A February 2003 1000-A2-G N22-00 Copyright © 2003 Paradyne Corporation. All right s res erved. Printed in U .S.A. Notice This pu blicati on is protec ted by f ede ral cop yright la w . No p ar t of this pub lication m ay b e copied or d istributed, tra nsmitted, tr anscribed, store d in a retrie val system, or tr anslated i nto any hu man or compu[...]

February 2003 B 1000-A2-G N22-00 Important S afety Inst ructions 1. Read a nd fol low all warning noti ces and ins tructions mark ed on the p roduct or inc luded in the manual . 2. Slots an d openings i n the cabine t are provide d f or venti lation. T o ensu re reliabl e operatio n of the pro duct and to prote ct it from ov erhe ating, these slots[...]

C February 2003 1000-A2-G N22-00 CANAD A – EMI NO TICE: This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirem ent s of the Canadian i nterference-c ausing equipme nt regulat ions. Cet app areil numé rique de la c lasse A r especte toutes les exi g ences du réglement sur l e matérial br ouilleur du Canada. CE Marking When the product is m arked wit[...]

February 2003 i T able of Contents Preface Audience ...................................................................................vii Or ganization .............................................................................vii Related Documents ................................................................ viii Conventions ................[...]

T able of Con tents 1000-A2-G N22-00 ii February 2003 CPX-1000 Shelf ................................................................ 2-10 System Alarm Panel ....................................................... 2-10 Line Modules with T1 .................................................... 2-12 Line Modules with STS-1 ............................[...]

February 2003 iii 1000-A2 -GN22-00 T able of Contents Rack Requir ements ........................................................... 3-8 T ools and Supplies ...................................................... 3-9 Facility Connections and Cabling ............................. 3-9 Unpack and Inspec t the CPX-1000 ..................................[...]

T able of Con tents 1000-A2-G N22-00 iv February 2003 Chapter 4 T roubleshooting General T roubleshooting Guidelines ................................... 4-2 System T rouble Shooting ....................................................... 4-3 Using the JetCraft Alarm W indow ....................................... 4-3 T roubleshooting the CPX Shelf [...]

February 2003 v 1000-A2 -GN22-00 T able of Contents Appendix A Using the Console Logging In ......................................................................... A-1 Console Commands......................................................... A-4 ? ..................................................................................... A-5 clocking .[...]

T able of Con tents 1000-A2-G N22-00 vi February 2003 Appendix B Pin Assignments and Indicators System Alarm Connection Require ments .......................... B-7 Appendix C Replaceme nt Parts Appendix D Specifications Index[...]

February 2003 vii Preface Audience This manual is for technicians a nd engineers who install and put into service (turn-up) th e CPX-1000 V oice Services Platf orm or wh o perform routi ne diagnostic testing, tr oubleshooting, and re pair of the equipment. Or ganization The CPX-1000 V oice Servi ce Platfor m Installation and Operation is or ganized[...]

Preface 1000-A2-GN22-00 viii February 2003 Appendix A , Using the Console , describe s how to use the console, and l ists user and admin console c ommands. Appendix B , Pi n Assignments and Indicators , describes port and plug specific ations, and indicators on each module. Appendix C , Replacement P arts , li sts CPX-1000 field r eplaceable parts.[...]

February 2003 ix 1000-A2 -GN22-00 Preface Note The pointing fin ger highlights importa n t informat ion. Be sur e to read this informa tion before continuing. Wa r n i n g Aler ts you to an action or in action that c ould lead to an injur y to yourself or damage to the CPX -1000. CAUTION CLASS 1 LAS ER Aler ts you to a laser hazard—n ever look di[...]

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February 2003 1-1 C H A P T E R 1 V oice-over-Br oadband Networking This chapter describes the Paradyne Jetstre am V oice-over- Br oadband (V oBB) product solution, including the foll owing topics: Local acces s network architectur e (page 1- 1 ) CPX-1000 V oi ce Services Platform (pa ge 1-3 ) Packet network configuration (page 1-4 ) Call orig inat[...]

1. V oic e-over-Broa dband Networ king 1000-A2-G N22-00 1-2 February 2003 Figure 1–1. V oBB Local Access Networks The CPX-1000 V oice Servi ces Platform is a lar ge-scal e voice platform that r esides in an ICP's Regional Switchin g Center (RSC). It serves as the gat eway between an ICP’s existing Class 5 v oice switch and a pac ket-based [...]

February 2003 1-3 1000-A2- GN22-00 1. V oic e-over-Broadband N etworking The heart of our V oBB solution is th e CPX-1000. IADs, supplied by other manufactur ers, reside a t subscriber pr emises. Each IAD pr ovides dial tone to standar d (POTS) local telephones and data service, u sing a single transmi ssion link. The network arc hitectur e provide[...]

1. V oic e-over-Broa dband Networ king 1000-A2-G N22-00 1-4 February 2003 Packet Network Configuration The CPX-1000 transports voice traf fic via an A TM network. When Frame Relay is used, the frames ar e encapsulated in A TM c ells. In the packe t network ( Figure 1–3 ), voice-over-br oadband requires a minimum of two Permanent V irtual Cir cuit[...]

February 2003 1-5 1000-A2- GN22-00 1. V oic e-over-Broadband N etworking V oic e is mo re sen si tiv e to n et wo rk la te ncy th an d ata , so th is configuration ensur es that voice traffic always has priority over data. However , this c onfiguration also enables voice traff ic to consume bandwidth when a cal l is in progr ess. T ypically , few s[...]

1. V oic e-over-Broa dband Networ king 1000-A2-G N22-00 1-6 February 2003 Call Origination and Completion These steps describe the network interaction that occurs when a subscriber initiates a call ( Figure 1–5 ): 1. A subscriber initiate s the call by taking the tel eph one of f-hook. 2. The IAD notifies the CPX thr ough the Common Channel Signa[...]

February 2003 1-7 1000-A2- GN22-00 1. V oic e-over-Broadband N etworking These steps describe the network interaction that occurs when a subscriber receives a c all ( Figur e 1–6 ): 1. The Class 5 switch sends an incoming call r equ est message to the CPX through the PSTN (GR-303) TMC. 2. The Class 5 switc h assigns a time slot. 3. The CPX sends [...]

1. V oic e-over-Broa dband Networ king 1000-A2-G N22-00 1-8 February 2003 CPX-1000 Calling Features The CPX transpar ently passes all Class 5 switch standard POTS feature s to subscribers. These include: On-hook message deli very , with power ringing (caller ID) On-hook message deli very , without power ringing — V isual Me ssage W aiting I ndica[...]

February 2003 1-9 1000-A2- GN22-00 1. V oic e-over-Broadband N etworking CPX-1000 Management T ools and APIs W e provide several manage ment tools and APIs for use in othe r network management systems. JetCraft W e provide a W indows-ba sed voice service management tool with a graphi c user in terfa ce, cal led Jet Craft . JetC raft ma nages one CP[...]

1. V oic e-over-Broa dband Networ king 1000-A2-G N22-00 1-10 Februar y 2003[...]

February 2003 2-1 C H A P T E R 2 CPX-1000 V oice Ser vices Platfo rm Descri ption This chapter describes the features, components, and overall specifica tions of the CPX-1000, i ncluding the following topics: Equipment operational featur es (page 2-2 ) Capacity (page 2-2 ) CPX-1000 ope ration (page 2-3 ) Physical description (pag e 2-8 ) The CPX-1[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-2 February 2003 A CPX installation is s calable: first by populating an individual shelf, then by adding a dditional shelves. Each CPX shelf oc cupies 12 RU (21 in ches high) and is 17 in ches deep. Using optional moun ting brackets, the shelf can be installe d in 19-inch EI A[...]

February 2003 2-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n The capacity of t he CPX shelf configur ed with either T1 modules depends on the shelf configuration and the concentration and r edund ancy options selec ted. A CPX shelf using either STS-1 or 12 -port T1 card with A TM OC-3 can support over 2,000 simultaneo us[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-4 February 2003 Figure 2 –2. CP X Fun ctional D iagram (T1 Inte r face) 0481 EOC Process Management Process Echo Cancellation and Compression V oice Bus V oice V oice V oice/ Control Splitter Control T1 Interf ace Controller OC3 P or t Q.931 (LAPD) Link La yer A TM Modules P[...]

February 2003 2-5 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n Figur e 2–3 illustrates this s ame functionality when pr oviding access to the PSTN via STS-1, using the STS-1 ECAC module. Figure 2–3. CPX Functional D iagram (STS-1 Interface) 0420 EOC Process Management Process LAN Connection T o/F rom Network Management[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-6 February 2003 Management Processing The Management Processor (MP) module is the admin istrative CPU for the CPX shel f. It acts as a datab ase for the shelf and as an admini strati ve int erfa ce for Je tCra ft, JetV isio n, and o ther management interfaces . The MP supports[...]

February 2003 2-7 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n all sign aling to both the TMC pr ocess and the CP . The PSTN interface controls all ti me slot mapping and CP functions. The PSTN routes a ll voice timeslots over the voice bus to the packet interfac e. The V oice Proc essing function switches individual times[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-8 February 2003 the r emainder of the formula is the sam e for all IADs: For example, consider three IA Ds with the VPI/VCI pairs and where t he maximum number of VCIs configur ed for the equipment is 256: A. 32, 100 B. 36 , 100 C. 38, 100 1. All thr ee have the same VCI. 2. T[...]

February 2003 2-9 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n Figure 2–4. CPX-1000 Fr ont and Rear Views 14 13 12 11 6 7 8 9 10 5 4 3 2 1 0485 Summar y Alar m P anel Module Cage Rear Vie w Module Cage Front Rear P ow er Supply/F an Assemblies Plant Batter y T er minals P ow er Distr ibution Grounding Phillips Screws 1 2[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-10 Februar y 2003 CPX-1000 Shelf Each CPX shelf is 12 RU (21 inches) hi gh and 17 inches deep. The shelf can mount in either a 1 9 -inch Electronic Industries Association (EIA) rack or a 23-inch rack. The CPX shelf is a for ced-air cooled Ne twork Equipment Building Standar d [...]

February 2003 2-11 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n The thre e T elco al arms and a rack alarm ar e also ro uted through a dry contact r elay to the RJ-45 remote alarm conne ctor . The standar d T elco a larm signals and ra ck alarm are ava ilable as an output to r emote alarm equipment ( T able 2–2 ). T abl [...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-12 Februar y 2003 Line Modu les with T1 When configur ed with T1, the CPX may contain the following module types: Call Processor (CP) module (page 2-13 ) Management Processor (MP) modu le (page 2-17 ) Octal T1 module ( page 2- 19 ) 12-port T1 ECAC module ( page 2-23 ) AT M O C[...]

February 2003 2-13 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n Call Pr ocessor Modules The CPX shelf supports two CP mo dules in an active/standby conf igurat ion, made up of two car ds ( Figur e 2–6 ): Call Pr oce ssing card —contains a processor , plus volatile and non-volatile RAM. Hot Sw ap Con troller (HSC ) car [...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-14 Februar y 2003 T able 2–3 lists the function of ea ch control, port, and ind icators. T abl e 2–3. CP Modu le Contro ls, Indic ators, an d Ports Card Control s, I ndic at ors, a nd Por ts Funct ion Call Pr ocessor (CP) T64 1 ETH ERNET Connects to CP A module’s Etherne[...]

February 2003 2-15 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n The CPX supports r edun dant CP modules ( Figur e 2–7 ). Figure 2 –7. Call Processor Redu ndancy On power up, the pri m ary CP (in the lower number ed slot — slot 7) is the ac tive CP and the secondary CP (in the higher number ed slot — slot 9) is the [...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-16 Februar y 2003 This ar chitecture enabl es two ty pes of CP module switchovers: Automatic sw itchover —the system detects a pr oblem with the active CP module a nd performs a for ced switchover to the standby CP modul e. Mechanisms used to detect pr oblems with a CP modul[...]

February 2003 2-17 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n Management Processor Module The Management Processor (MP) module contains a processor , volatile and non-vol atile RAM, and an Ethernet interfa ce for administration. The MP module is the admi nistrative engine of a CPX shel f. It acts as a database for the sh[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-18 Februar y 2003 Figure 2–8. Management Pr ocessor Module P I M 1 ETHERNET 2 ETHERNET 1 0449 Management Processor T ransition Card (Shelf Rear) Management Processor (Shelf F ront) Link Status LEDs V I D E O C O M 2 ETHERNET Receiv e T ransmit RESET EXT ETHERNET P M C 1 P M [...]

February 2003 2-19 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n T abl e 2–4. MP Module Contr ols, In dicator s, and P or ts Card Control s, I ndic at ors, a nd Por ts Funct ion Management Processor Ca rd (Front) T64 1 ETH ERNET Connects to CP A module’s Ethernet port Link (g reen) Link is establ ished AC T ( Amber ) Et[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-20 Februar y 2003 PSTN Modules The CPX provides c omplete support of the GR-30 3 protocol, including ful l GR-303 line concentra tion, all CLASS and callin g feature s, full EOC, TMC, and path pr otection switching. The CPX supports eight T1 interface gr oups (IGs). Each T1 po[...]

February 2003 2-21 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n Figure 2–9. T1 Module Path Protection Switching Figure 2–10 . T1 Port Failure Pr otection Octal T1 Mod ule The Octal T1 module supports ei ght T1 interfaces to the Class 5 switch. The T1 module consists of two separate cards ( Figur e 2–1 1 ): 0228 T1 Mo[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-22 Februar y 2003 T1 Pr ocessing card —pr ocessor that controls T1 pr ocessing. T1 T ransition card —provides eight T1 interfaces via RJ- 48C jacks ( 1 through 8), plus a Line Interf ace Unit (LIU) to ins ert f ra min g an d su per vi sio n signals into the T1 data str eam[...]

February 2003 2-23 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n 12-Por t T1 ECAC Module The 12-port T1 Echo Cancell ation And Compression (ECAC) module supports twelve T1 connecti ons to the Class 5 switch via an RJ-21X port, plus onboa rd echo cancel lation and compr ession. The 12-port T1 ECAC module consi sts of two sep[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-24 Februar y 2003 Figure 2– 12. 12-por t T1 ECAC an d T1 T ransition Car ds 12 PORT T1 10 BT ETH BITS PCM TEST RS-232 0478 HOT SWAP 4 8 3 7 2 6 1 5 11 12 91 0 S A T T A T C TDM-12E1/T1 12-por t T1 ECA C Card 12-por t T1 ECAC[...]

February 2003 2-25 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n STS-1 Modu le The STS-1 module consists of two car ds ( Figur e 2–14 ) that supports one STS-1 interfa ce containing 672 DS0s ( 28 DS1s) in a si ngle physical interfac e. This interface may be c onnected dir ectly to the Class 5 Switc h, or it may be r outed[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-26 Februar y 2003 Figure 2–13 . STS-1 Module As with a T1-based c onfiguration, the STS-1 configurati on pr ovides complete support for the GR-3 03 protocol including f ull GR-303 line con centration, CLASS and calli ng featur es, full EOC, TMC and path prot ection switching[...]

February 2003 2-27 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n A single CPX shelf supports eight interface gr oups (IGs) with each port independently ass igned to an interface gr oup. Each interface gr oup supports up to 28 DS1 ports . The CPX also supports path pr otection switching fo r the contr ol channels in the GR-3[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-28 Februar y 2003 STS-1 ECAC Card The optional STS-1 ECAC module c onsists of two car ds ( Figur e 2–14 ) that support one STS-1 interface contain ing 672 DS0s (28 DS1s) in a single physical interf ace, and includes onboar d echo cancellation and c ompression. This interfac [...]

February 2003 2-29 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n The STS-1 ECAC module incr eases the traf fic capaci ty of the CPX over what can otherwise be obtained by T1 modules. When configur ed for redund ancy (1 + 1), these modules occupy shelf slots 1 1-16 in pairs. As with a T1-based c onfiguration, the STS-1 confi[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-30 Februar y 2003 Splitter Assembly for STS-1 The CPX off ers equ ipment pr otection for the STS-1 connection thr ough 1+1 Y - cable r edundancy via t h e STS-1 splitter a ssembly , Figur e 2–15 ). During switchover , the CPX executes the t ransition from t he active to the [...]

February 2003 2-31 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n This ar chitecture enabl es two ty pes of STS-1 module switchovers: Automatic/forced switchover —th e sy ste m de te ct s a pr oblem such as loss of sig nal and performs a force d switchover to the standby STS-1 module in the prote ction gr oup. When receive[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-32 Februar y 2003 AT M O C - 3 Module The A TM OC-3 module (com ing in through the transition ca rd) is the W AN interface that connects a CPX shelf to an A TM access network using an OC-3 optica l interface. The A TM module performs re al time circ uit-to-packet conversion th[...]

February 2003 2-33 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n The OC-3 A TM module includes the pr ocessing car d only ( Figur e 2–16 ). The module supports capaci ty for 155 Mbits of informatio n and can handle 1,024 simultan eous calls (DS0s). T able 2–10 describes the contr ols, indicators, and ports. OC-3 redun d[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-34 Februar y 2003 Figure 2–16 . A TM OC-3 Module Status Tx Rx A TM 155 0160 A TM OC-3 SC P or ts Dust Cov er Status LEDs Tx Rx[...]

February 2003 2-35 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n Echo Cancellation Module The Echo Cancella tion module ( Figur e 2–17 ) supports echo cancellation with ta il up to 64 milliseconds pe r channel for up to 672 DS0s in acc ordance with ITU G.165 and ITU G.168. The Echo Cancella tion module is on ly used when [...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-36 Februar y 2003 Echo Cancellation an d Compression Module (ECA C) The ECAC module can be used with the Octal T1 or STS-1 module to pr ovides compress ion from zer o to 100% of cal ls on the CPX. W ith compressi on, maximum capacity i s 1,024 calls. When ADPCM compr ession is[...]

February 2003 2-37 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n DC Power Supply Fan and Fan Modules Three DC power supply/fan modu l es at the bottom of the CPX shelf pr ovide power and for ced-air cooling for t he system’s line card c age and transition module car d cage ( Figure 2–19 ). A gr een light indicate s when[...]

2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scripti on 1000-A2-G N22-00 2-38 Februar y 2003 Figure 2–20 . Shelf Airflow 0383 Front Cards (CPU & Line) T ransition Cards Side-to-Side Plenum Shutter Side-to-Side Plenum[...]

February 2003 2-39 1000-A2 -GN22-00 2. CPX -1000 V oice Ser vices P latform De scriptio n DC Power Distri bution Panel The DC power distribution panel includes two DC terminal blocks for connecting to redundant 48 Vdc input power supply (plant battery) and r eturn branch circuits. A n equipment power switch wit h a res etta ble circ uit b reake r p[...]

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February 2003 3-1 C H A P T E R 3 Installing the CPX-1000 This chapter pr ovides steps for instal ling the CPX-1000—electric al connections and network systems. At logical points in the pr ocess, you will verify your work before continuing. 0484 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13 14 M IN O R M A JO R C R ITIC A L 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 D IS AB[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-2 February 2003 Installation Checklist Photocopy or print these pages as quick refer ence to the steps r equ ired f or successful installation and turn up.  Ta s k Page Ref  Prepar e for Installation (safety information, site preparation) 3-5  Unpack and inspect the CPX 3-10  Invent ory CP[...]

February 2003 3-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000  V erify cabling 3-32  Apply po wer to CPX 3-32  Check module indicators, alarm panel in dicators 3-33  Check co oling fan operation 3-34  V erify remote interface 3-34  Optional: attach bezel to fr ont of CPX. (Use Bezel Install Guide).  Conn ect CPX to Je tCraft [...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-4 February 2003 Tu r n - u p Checklist Use this checklist when Provisioning and turning up the CPX. For these steps, work f rom facili ties and deployment in formation pr ovid ed by your network operating center to establish service and manage of the CPX. Use the Jetstr eam software tools where specif[...]

February 2003 3-5 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Installation Requirements Thi s sec tio n co ve rs C PX in sta lla ti on req uirem ent s in a T elc o facility . Safety Requirements Observe all sa fety precaution s during all phases of i nstallation of the CPX Pay attention to Notes and compl y with Cautions, W a rnings, or Hazard no[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-6 February 2003 Electro-Sta ti c Caution The CPX circui t cards can be damaged by stati c elec tricity that build s up on wor k sur faces and on your body . St atic is pro duced by the ever yday moveme nt of your body and is rele ased as an Electr o- Static Discha rge (ES D) when you touc h an obje ct[...]

February 2003 3-7 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Do Not Ser vice Internal Assemblies Do not at tempt internal service or adjus tment except as s pecifically dir ected to do so by Paradyne personnel. Do Not W ork Alone Do not work alone when handling high vol tage components or working on power supplies and r elated connections. Do No[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-8 February 2003 Power Requirements The CPX req uires –4 8 VDC plant battery power thr ough two separate lines fo r –48V power and battery r eturn (A and B). The power supply input voltage ran ge is –40 V to –72 VDC, 13A maxi mum configured system (b alanced between the two power supplies). For[...]

February 2003 3-9 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 T ools and Supplies Y ou will use the following tools and supplies: 3/16” and 1/ 8” slotted screwdriv ers # 1 and #2 Phil lips scr ewdrivers W ire cutters and strippers Antistatic ESD wrist gr ounding strap Digital vol tmeter capable of measuring –7 2 Vdc Ring lugs for 14/16 A WG[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-10 Februar y 2003 Unpack and Inspect the CPX-1000 Before unpacking your CPX, site prepa ration should be complete, including installa tion of the rack, and network cabling r eady for con nec tio n. Before accepting delivery of the CPX, you should ins pect the containers and the unit. Step 1 Inspect th[...]

February 2003 3-11 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Step 3 Remove the inside top shock absorber , then lift of f the box sides. Step 4 Open the plastic ba g covering th e equipment, and push it down into the bottom box lid. Step 5 Inspect the CPX for damage. Step 6 If damaged, r eturn the equipment to Paradyne ( Wa r r a n t y, S a l e[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-12 Februar y 2003 Attach the Mounting Flanges The CPX ships with a pair of revers ible mounting flanges for either a 19-in ch or a 23-inch stand ard or seismic rac k. One orientation of the mounting flanges fi ts a 19-inch rack, a nd the reverse orientat ion fits a 23-in ch rack. Step 1 Attach the fla[...]

February 2003 3-13 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Rack Mou nt the CPX Y ou can install up to thr ee CPX sh elves in a standar d or seismic 7- foot-tall, 19-inch or 23-in ch relay ra ck. If you plan to instal l more than one CPX, mount the first un it in the bottom of the rack. Otherwise, select a height consist ent with local pract i[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-14 Februar y 2003 0487 17 inches 6" 6" 17.2 inches 24.5 inches (14 R U) Depth f or cable management trough (adjustable) 1-1/16" Note: Hendry Model 12300 23" rack shown f or ref erence. 12.5"-13.63" OUT OF SERVICE IN SERVICE OUT OF SERVICE IN SERVICE OUT OF SERVICE IN SERV[...]

February 2003 3-15 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Step 1 Mark the rack for the l ocation of each CPX shelf. Also mark t he shelf for optional ST S-1 Splitter Assembly above each unit. Step 2 W ith the help of another person, li ft the shelf into position thr ou gh the front of the shelf. Step 3 Using a fl at-blade scr ewdriver , secu[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-16 Februar y 2003 Mount the Splitter Assembly After you have inst alled the CPX shelves, install t h e STS-1 Splitter Assemblies if your CPX is configured f or STS-1. . Step 1 If necessary , r everse the mounting flanges to f it your rack. Step 2 Place the Spli tter Assembly into position above the CP[...]

February 2003 3-17 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 T o conn ect plant batt ery power and ground to the CPX, follow these steps: Step 1 T e rminate a #6 A WG frame gr ound wire i n an LCC or LCD compr ession lug (with two #10 s crew hole s). Step 2 Using two 10-32 ¼-inch machine scr ews, attach a frame gr ounding cable to the two r ea[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-18 Februar y 2003 Step 3 Set the r ear circuit br eaker to the Off/ 0 posit ion (i f it is not alr eady off). Step 4 Remove the cover fr om the plant batt ery terminal strip. Step 5 Connect the 48 VDC A and 48 VDC B terminals of the CPX to the 48 VDC A and B outputs of the power source u sing two 14 A[...]

February 2003 3-19 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Install Modul es in CPX Each CPX is usuall y preloaded with these modules: 1 MP Car d (MP) 2 CP car ds (CP) 2 HSC car d Some modules may be packed in a separate shippi n g container: T1 Modules or STS-1 Module STS-1 ECAC Module A TM OC- 3 Module (A TM) Echo Canc ella tion M odule (EC)[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-20 Februar y 2003 Figure 3 –1. CPX Front—12 -por t T1 ECA C and O C-3 A TM Modules 0482 123456 8 1 0 7 9 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 PWR ERROR PWR ERROR P M C 1 RESET EXT ETHERNET P M C 2 COM 1 PWR 10/100 ETHERNET LNK 2 ACT LNK 1 ACT Status Tx Rx A TM 155 Status Tx Rx A TM 155 Status Tx Rx A TM 155 Status [...]

February 2003 3-21 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Figur e 3–2 shows the typical CPX shelf f ront view configur ed with STS-1 ECAC modules whic h include on-boar d echo cancellatio n and compr ession. Figure 3–2. CPX Fr ont—OC-3 A TM and STS-ECAC Modules 123456 8 1 0 7 9 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 PCI MEZZANINE CARD BFL RST CPCI USB 1 C[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-22 Februar y 2003 Installing Additional Cards T o install car ds that ar e not yet install ed in the CPX: Step 1 Put on an antistatic wrist strap, an d plug the other end of that strap into the ESD ground j ack in fr ont (or back) of the CPX shel f. Step 2 Slid e e ach mo dul e in to the cag e s lot u[...]

February 2003 3-23 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Ve r i f y Hardware Installation Before attaching cables, take thi s time to check your work: Ve r i f y t h a t : Step 1 The 48 VDC A and 48 VDC B terminals of the CPX r ear panel ar e wir ed to the plant battery 48V A and B branch es. Step 2 The R TN A and R TN B rear te rminals are[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-24 Februar y 2003 Attach OC-3 AT M C a b l e s After verifying the i n stallation of har dware, pr oceed to connect the required inte r-sys tem ca ble s. T o attach OC-3 cables to t he CPX: Step 1 Remove the dust cover fr om the A TM fiber- optic SC connector sockets locate d on the A TM panel. (Save [...]

February 2003 3-25 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Attach Ethernet Cables Connect the MP module to the CP modules via Ethernet. Y ou can also connect the CPX shelf to an Ethernet LAN for ac cess via r emote system managemen t. Attach MP Card to CP Cards T o establish a communication link on a shelf with either a T1 or STS-1 configurat[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-26 Februar y 2003 Attach the T-1/ DS-1 Cables The CPX connects to host Class 5 s witches via multiple T1/DS- 1 spans. Each T- 1 module in the CPX includes a correspon ding T1 transition module that is accessible fr om the rear of the shel f. Attaching Cabl es to Octal T1 Modules Connect the host switc[...]

February 2003 3-27 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Figure 3–3. Octal T1 T ransitio n Card Ca bling Step 3 Dr ess the T1 and power cables fr om the rea r of the shelf, so the cable minimi zes interfer ence with the T1 T ransiti on module r eplacement using the optional CPX cabl e management assembly . 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 [...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-28 Februar y 2003 Attaching Cabl es to 12-Por t T1 Modules The 12-port T1 car d provi des an RJ-21X port to which you connect a customer -supplied 25-pai r cable (Paradyne part number 03 5- 0446-1030) with an RJ-21X jack at one end. Th e other end is connected to a punchdown block to separate each T1 [...]

February 2003 3-29 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Connect the RJ-2 1X cable to the patch panel: Step 1 Conne ct the RJ-21X jack to the RJ-21X port on th e ba ck of th e 12-port T1 transit ion card. Step 2 Punch down each T1 cir cuit on the back of the RJ- 48C patch panel.[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-30 Februar y 2003 On the RJ-21X connect or , the tip connectors ar e on the left; t h e ring connectors ar e on the right. T1 cir cuits ar e numbered fr om 1 thr ou gh 12, descending down fr om the top of the connector . Cir cuit number 1 transmits on tip pin 1 a nd ring pin 26; it re ceives on tip pi[...]

February 2003 3-31 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Step 1 Connect two pair s of STS-1 transmit and r eceive cables to the STS-1 primary and corr esponding standb y transition modules i n the back of the CPX shelf. Step 2 Connect the other end of these transmit and r eceive cables from the primary and standby tran sition modules to the[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-32 Februar y 2003 V erify Cabling Before proceeding with the final t asks of CPX installation, take time to check your ca bling, by verifyin g the following: Step 1 AT M c a b l e s : The fiber optic OC-3 T ransmit and Rec eive cables connect the A TM modules to the A T M network. Step 2 Ethern et LAN[...]

February 2003 3-33 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 Check Plug-in Module Indicators After applying power , wait at least five minutes for the CPX to init ia liz e. Th en , ch eck the ind ica to rs on th e mod ul es t o ve rify tha t the modules ar e powered as des cribed in the sections that foll ow . If the indicator st ates are incor[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-34 Februar y 2003 Step 9 Echo Can cellation Indica tors : V erify that the Hot Swap indicator is not li t. The ST A TUS indicator lights yellow when the CPX is using th e module. Step 10 Echo C ancellatio n and Compre ssion Modu le Indicat ors : V erify that the Hot Swap indicator i s not lit. The ST [...]

February 2003 3-35 1000-A2 -GN22-00 3. Ins talling t he CPX-1000 In m ost ca ses , y ou sh ou ld cha nge the IP address of the CPX to one that can be detected by the network management softwar e on your LAN. After you change the IP addr ess, the CPX r equ ir es rebooting. T o change its default IP addr ess, refer to the JetV isio n Us er ’s Guide[...]

3. In stalling the CPX-100 0 1000-A2-G N22-00 3-36 Februar y 2003[...]

February 2003 4-1 C H A P T E R 4 T r oubleshooting This chapter describes CPX troubleshooting pr ocedure s. Before attempting to tr oubleshoot the CPX-1000, you should have a thor ough understanding of the theory of operat ion of the CPX and its r elated management utilities. T opics pr ovided in this section: Gen era l T rouble sho ot ing Guid el[...]

4. T rou bleshootin g 1000-A2-G N22-00 4-2 February 2003 General T r oubleshooting Guidelines Use the foll owing list as general guidel ines: W ork fr om the ge neral specific — st art with simple things first —check th e power sour ce, check for loose cables, and ensur e CPX components are pr operly seated. Make no assumptions — but, check w[...]

February 2003 4-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 4. T rou bleshoot ing Period ically review the overall picture — if you ar e tr oubleshooting the same symptoms , it may be time to change your approach. T r y something differ ent. Read the man ual — a significan t amount of information is availabl e to aid in your troublesh ooting . System T rouble Shooting [...]

4. T rou bleshootin g 1000-A2-G N22-00 4-4 February 2003 Figure 4–1. CPX Alarm Panel 0233-01 Alar m P anel 1 23456 7 8 9 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 DISABLED UNLOCKED ACT DISABLED UNLOCKED ACT DISABLED UNLOCKED ACT DISABLED UNLOCKED ACT DISABLED UNLOCKED ACT DISABLED UNLOCKED ACT DISABLED UNLOCKED ACT ALERT A ALERT B MINOR SYSTEM ALERTS TELCO ALERT C DISA[...]

February 2003 4-5 1000-A2 -GN22-00 4. T rou bleshoot ing CP Car d MP lost connecti on to active CP CPX Shelf CPX is down Lost communication with network managem ent system T1 T ransi tion card missing Car d failed Device not responding Interface gr oup Car d on a slot is not a T1 ca rd Missing T1 car d on slot Missing T1 port for DS1 IG Contr ol Ch[...]

4. T rou bleshootin g 1000-A2-G N22-00 4-6 February 2003 T able 4–3 lists the modules and indic ator states for normal operating con ditions. Module T roubleshooting Befor e performing a module fau lt isolation: 1. V erify that the b oard and each component is securely seated. MAJOR ind ica tor on (conti nued) PST N Re mo te f ail ure ind ic ati [...]

February 2003 4-7 1000-A2 -GN22-00 4. T rou bleshoot ing 2. Refer to T able 4–4 when troubleshooting the CP mod u le. 3. Refer to T able 4–5 when troubleshooting the MP module. 4. Refer to Ta b l e 4 – 6 when troubleshooting the TDM T1 module. 5. Refer to T able 4–7 when troubleshooting the A TM module. 6. Refer to T able 4–8 when trouble[...]

4. T rou bleshootin g 1000-A2-G N22-00 4-8 February 2003 T abl e 4–5. MP Module T r oublesho oting Symptom Pr obable C auses Corrective Acti on PWR indicator is off . CPX is not power ed up. V erify that the CPX is rece iving –48 VDC fr om the plant battery . MP module did not init ia liz e pro per ly upon CPX power-up. T urn CPX r ear circuit [...]

February 2003 4-9 1000-A2 -GN22-00 4. T rou bleshoot ing T abl e 4–6. PSTN Modul e T roubl eshooting Symptom Probable Causes Corrective Action No indicators are lit on the T1/STS-1 module. CPX is not power ed. Put the suspect car d on standby , locked, resour ces remov ed. Then swit ch it ou t ( s ee H ot Swapping Line Car ds on page 5-1 1 ) V er[...]

4. T rou bleshootin g 1000-A2-G N22-00 4-10 Februar y 2003 Blue indic ator is lit at the bottom of a T1/STS- 1 module. T1/STS-1 module i s not fully in serted in its car d cage slo t. 1. Unplug T1/STS-1 module and r einsert (see Module T r oubleshooting on page 4-6 ). 2. Af ter the system is i nitialized, ve rify that the T1/STS-1 module blue indi [...]

February 2003 4-11 1000-A2 -GN22-00 4. T rou bleshoot ing Secondary EOC PPS Link is down CPX and Class 5 switch connection has been lost. V erify that the interface gr oup is active in t he sw it ch. Receive data on inactive link Switch and CPX do not agr ee on which link is active on TMC or EOC. Have the switc h force a PPS switch on the TMC or EO[...]

4. T rou bleshootin g 1000-A2-G N22-00 4-12 Februar y 2003 Power System T roubleshooting The CPX requir es 48V power from a plant battery source. T wo 48Vdc inputs (A and B) ar e wir ed to the CPX, so that if one input to the system fails, the other maintains power . Input A delivers power to the left and center power supply mod ules; Input B deliv[...]

February 2003 4-13 1000-A2 -GN22-00 4. T rou bleshoot ing Step 2 Check the CPX plug-in module indicators to verify that t h ey ar e operating corr ectly . If any indicator states ar e incorr ect, identify the module type and r efer to the appr opriate table for action. Note Th e CP X m ay t ake sev er al m inu tes to in itia liz e, depending on the[...]

4. T rou bleshootin g 1000-A2-G N22-00 4-14 Februar y 2003 Loo pbac ks The CPX supports near-end l oopback on T -1 ports as a diagnostic tool to test connecti vity to external devices. During a l oopback pr ocedure, the transmitted signal is r eturned to the sending device to verify that ther e were no transmissi on errors. Use these steps to perfo[...]

February 2003 5-1 C H A P T E R 5 Repair Pr ocedures Use these pr ocedures when r emoving or installing components: Power supplies and fans ( page 5-2 ) Alarm panel (page 5- 4 ) Power distribution pa nel (page 5-5 ) Modu le remo val ( pa ge 5-7 ) Hot swap (page 5-10 ) Hot gr owth (page 5-13 ) Recommended Power Off Power Off c uts input power to all[...]

5. Repa ir Procedu res 1000-A2-G N22-00 5-2 February 2003 Power Supply/ Fan Module Remo val Each CPX is equipped with 3 power s u pply/fan modules. Removing a single power supply doe s not interrupt system operation. T o remove a power supply/fan module, see Figure 5 –1 and follow these steps: Step 1 Loosen the two screws located at the bottom of[...]

February 2003 5-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 5. Repa ir Procedu res Step 4 Insert the new fan into the power supply/fan module. Step 5 T ighten the four screws that at tach the fan to the power supply . Step 6 Rein sta ll t he f ront f an filt er o n th e m odu le . Install Power Supply /Fan Module T o install a power supply/fan module, see Figur e 5–1 and[...]

5. Repa ir Procedu res 1000-A2-G N22-00 5-4 February 2003 Alarm Panel The alarm panel is hot-s wappable—you can r emove it without adversely af fecting system f unctions or performance. Removing the Alarm Panel T o remove the alarm panel, see Figure 5– 2 and: Step 1 Loosen the two captiv e screws at the top of the alarm panel. Step 2 Pull the t[...]

February 2003 5-5 1000-A2 -GN22-00 5. Repa ir Procedu res Installing the Alarm Panel T o install the Alarm panel, se e Figure 5–2 and: Step 1 Insert the alarm cable connector into header J4 on the alarm panel. The cable connector and header a r e keyed—they fit together only in one dir ection. The retaining c lips close as the connector seat s.[...]

5. Repa ir Procedu res 1000-A2-G N22-00 5-6 February 2003 Step 5 Pul l the Power D istr ibutio n Panel stra ight out of t he ch assis . Figure 5– 3. Power Distribut ion Panel Removal Installing Power Distribution Panel T o install the power distributio n panel: Step 1 Insert the Power Distributi on Panel straight into the chas sis. Ensure that th[...]

February 2003 5-7 1000-A2 -GN22-00 5. Repa ir Procedu res Step 2 T ighten the four captive screws i n the corners of the panel. Step 3 Replace the power cable. Step 4 Tu r n o n t h e C P X . Module Remo val an d Installation Use this pr ocedure to r eplace a CPX plug-i n module by removing it from the she lf a nd inst al ling ano the r m odu le . [...]

5. Repa ir Procedu res 1000-A2-G N22-00 5-8 February 2003 Electro-Sta ti c Caution CPX circ uit cards can be damaged by static el ectricity . Static is produced by the ever yday movem ent of your bod y and is release d as an El ectro-Stat ic Dischar ge (ESD) when you touch an ob ject. Obser ve these precautions whenever you work with the CPX: Alway[...]

February 2003 5-9 1000-A2 -GN22-00 5. Repa ir Procedu res Removi ng and Replacing Cards T o remove and r eplace car ds: Step 1 Remove the inter -module cables , as necessary . Step 2 Put on an anti-static wrist strap, and plug the other end of that strap into the ESD gr ound jack in front (or ba ck) o f the C PX. Step 3 Use a Philli ps screwdriver [...]

5. Repa ir Procedu res 1000-A2-G N22-00 5-10 Februar y 2003 Step 8 Snap the card e jectors into the locked position. Hot Swapping Hot swapping let s you r emove and replace car ds without shutting down and reconfiguring t he CPX. T o hot swap: an MP card—go to Hot S wapping an MP Car d, below CP and HSC car ds—go to page 5-1 1 Line car ds—go [...]

February 2003 5-11 1000-A2 -GN22-00 5. Repa ir Procedu res Hot Sw apping CP and HSC Cards HSC cards are pai red with CP car ds. When you hot swap the CP -A card, you also need to swap the HSC-A card. Aft er the HSC car d is r eplaced, pairing with the CP car d is automatically r estor ed. T o h ot swap CP and HSC car ds, refer t o JetV isio n User [...]

5. Repa ir Procedu res 1000-A2-G N22-00 5-12 Februar y 2003 Planned Hot Swap T o hot s wap a li ne car d, r efer to JetV ision User ’ s Guide and : Step 1 Click the line card in the T re e or Shelf view . Step 2 Place the select ed line car d in the Locked state. Step 3 Select Configurati on > Remove Resour ces. A prompt displ ays, confirming [...]

February 2003 5-13 1000-A2 -GN22-00 5. Repa ir Procedu res Hot Gr owth Y ou can add cards to the CPX w ithout losing calls or rebooting the CP or MP car ds or the CPX-1000. T o ad d a ca rd, re fe r t o Je tV ision Us er ’ s Guide and: Step 1 Insert a car d to its assigned slot. Step 2 Snap the card e jectors into the locked position. Step 3 Sele[...]

5. Repa ir Procedu res 1000-A2-G N22-00 5-14 Februar y 2003[...]

February 2003 A-1 A P P E N D I X A Using the Console The CPX cor e console enables r emote trouble shooting of the CPX. There are two default types of access and default usernames and passwor ds assigned to them: The default T elnet port numbers: CP-A: 5050 CP-B: 60 50 Logging In T o log in to th e c ont rol co ns ole: Step 1 Click the Start butto[...]

A. Usin g the Consol e 1000-A2-G N22-00 A-2 February 2003 Step 2 T ype th e tar get IP addr ess and the CP port number (5 050 for CP- A or 6050 for CP-B). The Console window appears. Step 3 Enter the user or admin name and passwor d ( Figure A–1 ). Figure A– 1. Consol e Window Notes Command lines are not case-sensit ive; they automatically con [...]

February 2003 A-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 A. Using t he Consol e Step 4 Ty p e ? to see what commands are availab le to your username (user or admin). Figur e A–2 shows a sample listing. Figu re A–2. A Samp le Listing of Cons ole Comm ands Cpx> ? — Displays a summary of all user or admin commands Cpx> ? <command name> — Displays detail[...]

A. Usin g the Consol e 1000-A2-G N22-00 A-4 February 2003 Step 5 Ty p e exit to quit t he T elnet sessio n. Console Commands The following is a l ist of user commands with a brief description. ? Displays com mand summary or usage info rma tion clocking Displays the ac tive clock sourc e which can be BITS, IFG/ DS1, or internal clock crv Displays CR[...]

February 2003 A-5 1000-A2 -GN22-00 A. Using t he Consol e Step 6 T o see what commands are availa ble to your user name (user or admin) type ? and the following sc reen appears: Step 7 The key to gathering T elnet info is the ? : Cpx> ? — Displays a summary of all user or admin commands Cpx> ? <command name> — Displays detailed help[...]

A. Usin g the Consol e 1000-A2-G N22-00 A-6 February 2003 crv Displays CR V details. exit Ends the curr ent console session. Cpx> exit help Displays a com mand summary or usage information. Cpx> help — Displays a summary of all commands availa ble Cpx> help <command name> — Displays detail ed help on <command-name> Cpx> [...]

February 2003 A-7 1000-A2 -GN22-00 A. Using t he Consol e showecac Show resour ce usage for all ECAC car ds. Cpx> showecac showpor t Displays infor mation the specified por t. Cpx> showport <slot> <port> showpor tgroups Lists al l A TM portgroups Cpx> showportgroups showpps Shows which CCS and EOC links ar e currently ac tive. [...]

A. Usin g the Consol e 1000-A2-G N22-00 A-8 February 2003 sub Displays subsc riber summary or details. Cpx> sub — Displays vali d sub ranges Cpx> sub <sub> — Disp la ys de tail ed info rma tion fo r <sub> Cpx> sub <sub1> <sub2> — Displays summary for range <sub1> to <sub2> Admin Console Commands Th[...]

February 2003 A-9 1000-A2 -GN22-00 A. Using t he Consol e portlo op Es tab lis he s a v oic e pa th be twe en two su bscr ibe r p ort s. Cpx> portloop on <sub1> <port1> <sub2> <port2> — Establishes a voice path betwe en the two ports Cpx> portloop off <sub1> <port1> <sub2> <port2> — Disconne[...]

A. Usin g the Consol e 1000-A2-G N22-00 A-10 February 2003 setlinelen Sets the DS1 line length or Line Build Out ( LBO) Cpx> setlinelen <ifg> [<ds1>] — Shows the Lin e Length setting for <ifg> Cpx> setlinelen default <length> — Sets the default Line Length setti ng for all ifgs Cpx> setlinelen <ifg> all|&l[...]

February 2003 B-1 A P P E N D I X B Pin Assignments and Indica tors This appendix iden tifies the cables , connections and pin outs for connecting the CPX to the extern al system s during installation. CPX-1000 c onnections and cables ( Ta b l e B – 1 ) Ethernet LAN jack pin assig nments ( Ta b l e B – 2 ) T1 transition module pin ass ignments [...]

B. Pin A ssignment s and Indica tors 1000-A2-G N22-00 B-2 February 2003 T able B–1 . Co nnectio n Requ ireme nts and Phy sical Layer Spec ific ation s Connecti ons Cables, Conne ctors, and Specifications AT M p a c k e t n e t w o r k (OC-3 fi ber optic cables ) Physical inter face: Short-haul, SMF or MM F , OC-3 fiber opt ic cable A TM module is[...]

February 2003 B-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 B. Pin Assignmen ts and Indi cators Ethernet LAN (10Base-T or 10 0Base-T) Physical interf ace: CA T -5 or equivalent ca ble T ermi n ation: RJ- 45 pl ug T- 1 P S T N (Host Class 5 s witch) Physical interface: DS1 short-haul 4-wir e, twisted pair (ABAM) Impedance: 100 (nomi nal) Max. span length : 655 ft. Line Buil[...]

B. Pin A ssignment s and Indica tors 1000-A2-G N22-00 B-4 February 2003 Ethernet LAN (10Base-T or 10 0Base-T) Physical interf ace: CA T -5 or equivalent ca ble T ermi n ation: RJ- 45 pl ug Bonding network environment Common, integr ated gr ound plane, multi-point gr ound. –48 VDC plant battery and re turn Minimum 14 A W G wir es (total of four), [...]

February 2003 B-5 1000-A2 -GN22-00 B. Pin Assignmen ts and Indi cators T able B–3. T1 T ran sition Module Pin Assignments Pin Signal Pi n Signal 1R x R i n g 5T x R i n g 2R x T i p 6N o t c o n n e c t e d 3N o t c o n n e c t e d 7N o t c o n n e c t e d 4T x T i p 8N o t c o n n e c t e d[...]

B. Pin A ssignment s and Indica tors 1000-A2-G N22-00 B-6 February 2003 T able B–4. RJ21X Pin Assignments T1 Circui t Wire Color Tip Pin Ring Pin Wire Color T1 Circ uit Tx1 Blue/White 26 1W h i t e / B l u e T x 1 Rx1 Orange/White 27 2 Whi te/ Orang e Rx1 Tx2 Gr een/White 28 3 White/Gr een Tx2 Rx2 B rown/White 29 4W h i t e / B r o w n R x 2 Tx3 [...]

February 2003 B-7 1000-A2 -GN22-00 B. Pin Assignmen ts and Indi cators System Alarm Connection Requirements The CPX-1000 i ncludes an Alarm boar d in the summary ala rm panel at the top of the shel f. This Alarm boar d continuously monitors various internal system operating parameters and r eports alarms (if failur es ar e detected). Dry Form-A clo[...]

B. Pin A ssignment s and Indica tors 1000-A2-G N22-00 B-8 February 2003 T able B–6. T1 T ran sition Module Pin Assignments Pin Signal Pi n Signal 1R x R i n g 5T x R i n g 2R x T i p 6N o t c o n n e c t e d 3N o t c o n n e c t e d 7N o t c o n n e c t e d 4T x T i p 8N o t c o n n e c t e d T abl e B–7. Ethernet LAN Jack Pin Assignm ents Pin [...]

February 2003 C-1 A P P E N D I X C Replacement Par ts This appendix lis ts part numbers for CPX-1 000 replacement pa rts. Par t Number Component Descr iption 1000-B1-5 02 CPX-1 000 Chassis CPX-1000 c hassis, empty 1002- B1-001 A TM-OC3S A TM OC-3 S ingle Mode Fiber (S MF) Modul e (pro cessing card only —no transition card r equir ed) 1002-B1-0 0[...]

C. Repl acement Parts 1000-A2-GN22-0 0 C-2 February 2003 1000-F1-2 02 HSC Hot Swap Contr oller Card for HA system (processi ng card only) 1000-F1-2 03 MP-HA/HS Man agement Pr ocessor Module for HA system (pr ocessing and transition ca rds) 1000-F1-8 03 Power Supply Module Integrated 48VDC Power Supply/Fan module 1000-F1-8 02 Power Distribut ion Mod[...]

February 2003 D-1 A P P E N D I X D Specific ations The CPX-1000 has been test ed to meet the re quirements of the T e lcordia (Bellcor e) Network Equipment Building Standard (NEBS) including: Physical pr otection GR-63-CORE Electr omagnetic compatib ility and electrical safety—generic criteria for network telecommunications equipment GR-1089-COR[...]

D. Speci fications 1000-A2-G N 22-00 D-2 February 2003 T able D –1. CPX-1000 Ph ysical Spec ifications Parameter Spec ification Refer ence Dimensions: 21” high 17.2” wide (19” with mounting flang es) 17” deep GR-63-CORE, O 2-14 W eigh t 90 lb s. wi th fu lly pop ula te d sh elf 126 pound shipping weigh t GR-63-CORE, O 2-18, R2-19 Aisle Re[...]

February 2003 D-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 D. Spe cifications T able D–2. CPX-1000 Envir onmental Spec ifications Parameter Spec ification Refe rence Operating temperatur e 5 C to 40 C (40 F to 104 F ) GR-6 3-CO RE, R 4-6, R4-7 Operating humidity 5% to 85% RH, non -condensing GR-63 -CORE, R4-6, R4-7 Storage and transit temperature –40 C to +70 C (–40[...]

D. Speci fications 1000-A2-G N 22-00 D-4 February 2003 Primary power –48VDC @ 15A, 624W ( 2480 BTU) from plant batt ery and return. Max. 40A sur ge for < 4 msec on Plant Battery supply to shelf at i nitial power up (20A to each supply). Shelf cir cuit br eaker rated @ 30 A. Minimum 14 A WG wires ( total of four), stranded or soli d; up to 40 f[...]

February 2003 D-5 1000-A2 -GN22-00 D. Spe cifications T able D –4. CPX-1000 El ectronic Specificat ions Parameter Spec ification T1 PTSN Connecti ons Physical in terface Short-haul 4-wir e, twisted pair (ABAM) cable, shie lded Impedance 100 (nominal) DS1 max. span le ngth 655 ft. Line Build Out 0–133 ft., 1 33–266 ft., 399–533 ft., 533–65[...]

D. Speci fications 1000-A2-G N 22-00 D-6 February 2003 A TM C onnection OC-3 Optical Physical in terface Short-haul, single- or multi-m ode, fiber optic (OC-3 ) cable Max. span length: 5 000 ft T ermin ation Standar d (SC) or Fusion Coupler (FC) connect or plugs Xmt power MMF: 19 to 14 dBm; SMF: 15 to 8 dBm Rcv power MMF: 44.5 dBm to 8.0 dBm; SMF :[...]

February 2003 D-7 1000-A2 -GN22-00 D. Spe cifications T able D–5. CPX-1000 Operating Spec ifications Parameter Spec ification Refere nce Shock (Category A) Packaged Unpacked 450 mm (18 i n.) drop h eight 25 mm (1 in.) dr op height GR-63-CORE, R4-41 GR-63-CORE, R4-43 Earthquake Zone 4 GR-63-CORE, 4.4.1, R4- 44 to O4-55 V ibration - Off ice 0. 1g @[...]

D. Speci fications 1000-A2-G N 22-00 D-8 February 2003[...]

February 2003 I-1 Index Numer ics –48Vdc plant battery 3-8, B-2 checking voltage levels 3-2 3 conn ecting 3 -16, 3-17 A addre ss changing 3- 35 default 3-34 air ci rculation fans checking 3-34 tr ouble shooting 5-2 aisle clearance 3-7 Alarm m odule B-7 status i ndicators 3-3 4 verifying indi cators on 4-3 alarm pan el 2-10 alarm s B- 7 external o[...]

Index 1000-A2-GN22-00 I-2 February 2003 Control Processors tr ouble shooting 4-7, 4-8 contr ols and indicators, ACE module 2-33 CP module Ethernet LAN connections 3-25 hot swap 5-11 tr ouble shooting 4-7, 4-8, 4- 11 CPX-100 0 assignin g IP address 3-34 attachin g power source to 3-16, 3-1 7 connection requir ements B-2 features of 2-2 grounding 3-1[...]

February 2003 I-3 1000-A2 -GN22-00 Index indicators alarm stat us 3-34 APP 3-34 indicators. See status indica tors inoperative fa ns 5-2 installa tion multiple units 3-7 precautions 3- 17 interface-specific con nections B-2 IP address 3-3 4 changing 3- 35 default 3-34 J JetCraft terminal s 3-34 conn ecting t o CPX-1000 3-34 L labeling cabl es 3- 26[...]

Index 1000-A2-GN22-00 I-4 February 2003 r emote al arm conn ector p in assign ments B-7 remote system manageme nt 3-25 req ui re m e n t s alarm s B- 7 environment 3-7 power 3-8 racks 3-8 supplies 3-9 tools 3-9 reversing the mounting flang es 3-12 RT N A a n d RT N B t e r m i n a l s 3-18 RX indicator (ACE module) 2-33 S safety precautions 3-5 sho[...]