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Motorola UTA220k User Manual

Motorola UTA220k User Manual (187 pages)

Terminal Adapter

Brand: Motorola | Category: Adapter | Size: 1.73 MB

Table of Contents

User Guide
1
Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1. Introduction

13
- Features
  17
  - Compatibility
    17
  - Other Features
    17
- Operation
  18
- Physical Description
  18
- Fuse
  18
  - LED Description
    20
- Functional
  20
Chapter 2. Installation

21
- Receipt Inspection
  21
- Site Preparation
  21
- Installation
  22
  - Power Connection
    22
  - ISDN Connection
    22
- DTE Connection
  23
- Dte Interface Specifications
  23
Chapter 3. Getting Started

25
- Switches and Straps
  25
  - Cover Removal
    25
- Switch and Strap Settings
  26
  - Signal Ground
    26
  - V.35/EIA-232 Interface
    27
  - Interface Card Removal
    28
  - DIP Switch Options
    29
- Central Office Switch
  30
- Setup
  30
- Getting Started
  31
Chapter 4. ISDN

35
- Isdn Basics
  35
  - ISDN Standards
    35
  - National ISDN
    35
  - Basic Rate Interface
    36
  - Terminal Adapters
    36
  - ISDN Basic Rate Interface Points
    36
  - ISDN Service
    37
  - Isdn Switches
    37
  - Isdn Addresses and Identifiers
    39
  - Isdn Channels
    40
  - B-Channel Data Service
    40
  - B-Channel Data Protocols
    41
  - D-Channel Signaling Protocols
    41
  - Layer One
    41
  - Layer Two
    42
  - Layer Three
    42
Chapter 5. LCD Operation

43
- Lcd Menus
  43
  - Main Menus
    43
  - Submenus
    43
- Lcd Operation
  43
  - Menu Traversal
    43
Chapter 6. V.25 bis Dialer Operation

55
- SELECTING V.25Bis
  55
- OPERATION in V.25 bis MODE
  55
- V.25 bis MESSAGE FRAMES
  55
- Dte Interface Pins
  56
  - DTR Pin Operation
    56
  - DCD Pin Operation
    56
  - CTS Pin Operation
    57
  - DSR Pin Operation
    57
- Command Procedures
  57
- Commands
  57
  - Dial Command: CRN XX..X
    57
  - Connect Incoming Calls: CIC
    58
- Indication Messages
  58
Chapter 7 . EIA-366 Dialer Operation

61
- Configuration
  61
- Operation
  61
- Interface Signal Definitions
  62
  - Power Indication (PWI)
    62
  - Call Request (CRQ)
    62
  - Data Line Occupied (DLO)
    62
  - Distant Station Connected (DSC)
    62
  - Digit Signal Circuits (NB1-NB8)
    62
  - Digit Present (DPR)
    63
  - Present Next Digit (PND)
    63
  - Abandon Call and Retry (ACR)
    64
- Example Dial Sequence
  64
Chapter 8. AT Command Operation

65
- At Command Statement
  65
  - AT Command Mode
    65
  - Escape Sequence
    65
  - Creating a Command Statement: at
    66
  - Command Statement Guidelines
    66
  - Monitor Display
    66
  - Dte Character Echo: E
    66
  - Command Statement Buffer
    66
- Chapter 8. AT Command Operation (Continued)
  66
- Backspace Key
  67
  - Repeating a Command: a
    67
- Numbered Commands
  67
  - Group Commands
    67
  - Command Scope
    68
  - Supervisor Command Mode
    68
Chapter 9. Rate Adaption

69
- Rate Adaption
  69
- T-Link
  69
  - Flow Control and Pin Options
    70
  - T-Link Options
    70
  - V.120
    71
  - V.120 Options
    71
Chapter 10. BONDING

73
- Bonding on the Uta220
  73
- Placing a Bonding Call
  74
- Disconnecting a Bonding Call
  74
Chapter 11. Synchronous Operation

75
- Synchronous Modes
  75
  - Synchronous Mode 1: Sync Pause Mode
    75
  - Synchronous Mode 2: Dial Stored Number Mode
    75
Chapter 12. D-Channel

77
- Functional Description
  77
  - Pad
    77
  - X.25
    77
- Establishing an X.25 Session
  78
- Common Apparent Problems
  81
  - Parameter 1 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 2 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 5 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 6 Changed
    81
  - Parameter 20 Changed
    81
- Pad Command Set
  81
  - PAD Command Format
    81
  - Issuing PAD Commands
    82
  - Status: STAT
    82
  - Clear: CLR
    82
  - Reset
    82
  - Interrupt: INT
    83
  - Set
    83
  - Read: PAR
    84
  - Set and Read: SET
    84
  - Remote Read: RPAR
    84
  - Remote Set and Read: RSET
    85
  - Profile Read/Save: PROF
    85
  - PAD Select
    86
- Facilities
  87
- Pad Service Signals
  90
  - PAD Reset Service Signals
    91
  - Pad Clear Service Signals
    91
- X.3 Parameters and Values
  92
Chapter 13. Softload

111
- Ta Software Architecture
  111
  - Software Sets
    111
  - Software Format
    111
  - TA Power-Up Sequence
    112
- Softload Operation
  113
  - Set/Display Softload Password: %P1
    113
  - Request Softload Product Version Information: $Q
    114
  - Initiate Software Download: $Y=X
    115
  - Copy Active Flash: $Y2=X
    116
  - S59 Softload
    116
  - Swap to Alternate Software: $T=X
    118
- Typical Local Softload Session
  118
Chapter 14. Diagnostics

121
- Communication Diagnostics
  121
- Global Tests
  121
  - 2B+D Loopback
    121
  - Port Tests
    122
  - Local Terminal Loopback
    122
  - Local Loopback Test
    122
  - Digital Loopback Test
    123
  - Bilateral Loopback Test
    125
- Diagnostic Status Display
  126
  - Front Panel Keypad Test
    126
  - View Product Information
    126
  - View Diagnostic Code
    126
Chapter 15. Maintenance

127
- Fuse
  127
- Maintenance
  127
Appendix A Specifications

129
- ISDN Line Type
  129
- Connection Types
  129
- DTE Data Rates
  129
- DCE Data Rates
  129
- Data Rate Adaption Protocols
  129
- DTE Available Interfaces
  129
- Switch Compatibility
  129
- Supplementary Services
  130
- Dimensions
  130
- Environmental
  130
- Power Requirements
  130
- Power Consumption
  130
  - Factory Default Settings
    131
  - At Command Set
    135
Appendix B. Factory Default Settings

149
Appendix C. at Command Set

149
Appendix D. Interfaces

149
- Isdn Interface
  149
- EIA-366A Requirements
  153
- Dte Interface Pin Descriptions
  154
  - Transmit Data
    154
  - Receive Data
    154
  - Request to Send
    154
  - Clear to Send
    154
  - Data Set Ready
    154
  - Signal Ground
    154
  - Data Carrier Detect
    154
  - Transmit Clock
    154
  - Receive Clock
    155
  - Data Terminal Ready
    155
  - Ring Indicator
    155
Appendix E Network Option Values

157
Appendix F. ASCII and EBCDIC Characters

167
Appendix G. Abbreviations and Acronyms

167
Appendix H. Status and Connection Messages

177
Appendix I. 128K Clear Channel Leased-Line Service

179
- Configuring D- and B-Channels
  179
- Configuring the Port and Protocol
  180
Return Procedures

181

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