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Excalibur Multirate DAP Installation and Operation
D-2
FCC Part 68: Requirements For End Users
This equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC regulations. On the bottom of the unit is an
equipment label that contains, among other information, the FCC registration number (AP3USA-
61274-DD-N) and Ringer Equivalence Number (REN) which is 0.2B for the Analog IDBU. If
requested, provide this information to your telephone company.
The REN is useful to determine the quantity of devices you may connect to your telephone line
and still have all of those devices ring when your number is called. In most but not all areas, the
sum of the RENs of all devices should not exceed five (5.0). To be certain of the number of
devices you may connect to your line, as determined by the REN, call your local telephone
company to determine the maximum REN for your calling area.
Before connecting your unit to the lines, you must inform your local telephone company of the
jack (connector), Facility Interface Code (FIC), and Service Order Code (SOC) required for your
unit, as follows:
Operation Jack
FIC SOC
Permissive RJ11C 02LS2 9.0Y
Programmable* RJ45S 02LS2 9.0Y
* (See "Program Resistor," page 5-44, for important instructions.)
The following are the associated private line port, jack, FIC, and SOC, for digital line and LADC
connections:
Port Jack
FIC SOC
2.4 Kbps RJ48S 04DU5-24 6.0F
4.8 Kbps RJ48S 04DU5-48 6.0F
9.6 Kbps RJ48S 04DU5-96 6.0F
56 Kbps RJ48S 04DU5-56 6.0F
LADC RJ48S LADC 7.0Y
NOTICE
Connection of equipment configured for Local Area Data Channel (LADC) operation to Digital
Data Service (DDS-1) telephone lines or connection of equipment configured for Digital Data
Service (DDS-1) to Local Area Data Channel (LADC) telephone lines is prohibited by Federal
Communications Commission Rules.
The Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) and Switched 56 Kbps DDS Service are outside
the scope of the FCC Part 68 Rules for Equipment Registration. This equipment complies with
the technical requirements of Subpart "D" of Part 68 of the FCC regulations.
The Switched 56 IDBU Service is offered under special telephone tariffs from your local
telephone company. Contact the telephone company to obtain the connection information
required for your unit.
Note that some types of analog private line connections may require the filing of a signal power
affidavit with the telephone company, and some types of digital installations may require the filing
of an "Encoded Analog Content and Billing Protection" affidavit.
This unit cannot be used on the public coin service provided by the telephone company.
Connection to Party Line Service is subject to state tariffs. (Contact the state public utility
commission or corporation for further information.)
- Excalibur 1
- Multirate DAP 1
- Warranty 2
- Milgo Solutions 3
- Customer Information Contacts 3
- About This Manual 5
- Terminology and Conventions 6
- Table of Contents 7
- Chapter 6 - On-Line Operation 11
- Chapter 7 - Troubleshooting 11
- Important Safety Instructions 15
- Excalibur Multirate DAP 16
- Chapter 1 17
- Introduction 17
- Standalone Model 20
- Central Site Model 21
- Standard Features 22
- Password Protection 23
- RTS-DCD Simulation 23
- Extended Range Operation 23
- Rate Adaption 23
- Built-In Diagnostic Tests 23
- Alarm Reporting 24
- Line Parameter Monitoring 24
- Call Messages 24
- CMS DSU Compatibility 25
- Multiport Frame Compatibility 25
- CMS Compatibility 25
- Backward Compatibility 26
- Dual Interface 27
- Integral Dial Backup 27
- Model for EDRS 29
- Chapter 2 31
- Operating Modes 31
- Primary Channel Interface 32
- Network Management Controller 32
- Main Channel Interruption 33
- Clear Channel 64 Kbps) 34
- Clear Channel 64 Kbps 35
- Clear Secondary Channel 35
- Antistreaming 36
- Call Establishment 38
- Call Answering 38
- Call Disconnection 39
- ISDN Integral Dial Operation 42
- Chapter 3 47
- Installing the DAP 47
- Cable Connections 48
- TO TELCO JACK FOR 55
- ANALOG IDBU OR TO 55
- ISDN BASIC RATE 55
- U-INTERFACE FOR 55
- ISDN IDBU 55
- TO TELCO JACK 57
- DMM Connector 61
- Setting the Jumpers 62
- Digital Bridge Board 68
- Connectors 70
- AC Power Connection 71
- Calibration 72
- Chapter 4 73
- Using the Front Panel 73
- What You Will See First 74
- Moving Through the Menus 74
- Status Display 76
- Entering Unit Addresses 77
- 79
- Entering the Password 80
- Changing the Password 81
- Locking Front Panel Functions 82
- Establishing a Security Code 83
- Front Panel Test 85
- Auto-Learn Network 86
- Event Displays 87
- Chapter 5 89
- Defining Operating Parameters 89
- R a t e M P F r m 91
- DAP Parameters 96
- Location 99
- Transmit Clock 100
- Port Receive Clock 100
- CTS Delay 101
- Squelch Primary Transmitter 101
- EIA Pin 21 102
- EIA Pin 18 102
- Remote Digital Loop 102
- DTR Control 103
- CTS Control 103
- RTS Simulation 103
- DCD Simulation 103
- Protocol 106
- Interface 106
- Latching Loopback 107
- Transmit Calibrate 107
- Secondary Channel 107
- Network Delay 108
- Automatic Poll 109
- Channel Parameters 110
- Escape Top 111
- Channel Assignment 114
- Naming Channels 115
- Port Rate Configuration 118
- RCP Parameters 120
- Controller 122
- RTS Mode 122
- DCD Mode 122
- Secondary Channel Format 122
- Local Diagnostics 123
- Remote Diagnostics 123
- Alarm Detection 123
- Local Alarm Display 124
- Analog Regeneration 124
- Digital Regeneration 124
- Diagnostic Compatibility 124
- Route Secondary Channel 124
- Analog Dial Parameters 126
- Dial Mode 127
- Wait to Dial 129
- Call Progress 129
- Automatic Dial 129
- Automatic Dial Timer 129
- Switch to Dial 130
- Automatic Disconnect 130
- Retry Attempts 130
- Dedicated Line Test 130
- Line Test Interval 130
- DCD Threshold 131
- Switched 56 Dial Parameters 132
- Port RTS-DCD Simulation 137
- Ring Detect 137
- ISDN Dial Parameters 138
- Switch Type 139
- Parameter Thresholds 142
- User LED 144
- Alias Parameter 145
- System Submenu 147
- Chapter 6 149
- On-Line Operation 149
- Line Quality Statistics 159
- N e x t P r e v 166
- ISDN Dial Backup Alarms 170
- Viewing Stored Alarms 171
- Dial Backup Procedures 173
- Entering Telephone Numbers 174
- P r i m a r y P h # = 175
- Originating Dial Backup Calls 179
- Analog Dial Line Tests 180
- Switched 56 Dial Line Tests 184
- ISDN Dial Line Tests 185
- Activating the Tests 186
- Activating Timed Tests 187
- Activating Loop Tests 188
- Sending Call Messages 189
- Chapter 7 193
- Troubleshooting 193
- Self-Error Test 194
- Local-Error Test 195
- End-to-End Error Test 196
- Network-Error Test 197
- DDS Loop Test 198
- Digital Loop Test 198
- V.54 Digital Loop Test 199
- Loop 2 and Loop 2 Error Tests 200
- Service Loops 201
- Individual Port Testing 206
- Channel Testing 207
- RTN Function 208
- Isolating Network Problems 209
- Appendix A 213
- Technical Specifications 213
- Operating Range 214
- Environmental 214
- Analog IDBU Option 215
- Appendix B 217
- Appendix C 219
- Status Notes 220
- Configuration - DAP Notes 222
- Configuration - DAP 223
- Continued 223
- Excalibur DAP 227
- Assignment, User, System 235
- Diagnostics Notes 236
- Diagnostics 237
- Dial, Call, Security 239
- Address, Service, RTN, ALNet 241
- Appendix D 243
- Regulatory Information 243
- TWFM-004 - Rev B.0 7/1/95 253
- BUSINESS REPL Y MAIL 254
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