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ERM-MUX/PLUS Multiplexer User Manual 

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2.5.1.6 

Device time 

Please  adjust  the  time  of  the  device.  The  system  provides  time  to  the  device 

according  to  network  management  PC  system  time  to  make  sure  that  Network 

management log time is the same as network

 

management PC’s date and time.

 

 

 

2.5.1.7 

Parameter Backup 

Users  can  backup  the  configured  parameters.  By  default,  parameters  are  backup  to 

the  directory  of  ERM-MUX/PLUS  file  (or  user-assigned  directory)  and  saved.  Users 

can  click  on  the  device  in  the  network  topology  for  back  up.  In  the  right  button 

function  of  the  mouse  “Recovery  device  parameter  setup”,  users  can  restore  the 

saved device configuration. 

 

2.5.1.8 

Default Parameter 

Set the device to factory default settings. This will release all time slots of the IO card. 

 

 

2.5.2 

IO Card Configuration 

 

2.5.2.1 

E1 Card Configuration 

Double Click

8

×

E1

card, and then enter 8

×

E1card interface configuration. The E1 

card configuration shown as follows: 

 

 

Summary of Contents for ERM-MUX/PLUS

Page 1: ...ERM MUX PLUS Multiplexer GUI Network Management Operation Manual CTC Union Technologies CO LTD ...

Page 2: ...lexer User Manual 2 This page is intentionally left blank Version Description Date 1 1 Modify page 4 page 5 Login info 20150109 1 1 Page 5 screen shot change SNMP Manager Review all document and revise all errors 20150106 ...

Page 3: ...ault Parameter 14 2 5 2 IO Card Configuration 14 2 5 2 1 E1 Card Configuration 14 2 5 2 2 FXO Card Configuration 17 2 5 2 3 FXS Card Configuration 18 2 5 2 4 E M Card Configuration 19 2 5 2 5 ASYNC 128K Card Configuration 20 2 5 2 6 G703 64K Card Configuration 21 2 5 2 7 N 64K Card Configuration 22 2 5 2 8 RS485 Card Configuration 23 2 5 2 9 ET100 V4 Card Configuration 24 2 5 3 System function 25 ...

Page 4: ... by the dynamic link library registration Please ignore the error messages and click OK button to continue The error messages will not affect the software installation and use 2 Software Operation 2 1 Running Network Management Software First make sure that computer s serial port is connected to CPU board NMP interface Double click the Icon GUI Management System to run 2 2 Login Network Management...

Page 5: ...with PC Serial Port 2 SNMP Manager SNMP interface RJ45 at the rear panel of ERM MUX PLUS needs to connect with PC Ethernet port 3 Click OK the system will first run a system initialization as shown below click OK to enter the system 2 3 Registration When you first run the software the software version is unregistered ...

Page 6: ...th computer hardware and can be supported by e mail In System menu select Register the software Register window will Pop up The PC hardware Serial number is shown Software Register Window In order to register successfully you must apply for the register key Fill out registration information below before sending out your e mail for registration ...

Page 7: ... built in e mail function once user completes the registration form simply click on registration the e mail will be sent out Once you receive the register key type in the register key in software register window click Register to run the software registration ...

Page 8: ...not be limited 2 4 Edit Network Topology When users login the system for the first time you must construct the network topology by adding the devices into network management system The network management system shown as below 1 Click on Net Structure to edit Net Structure There is a device selection on your left hand side When you move the cursor above the devices the name of the device will show ...

Page 9: ...M MUX PLUS Multiplexer User Manual 9 2 After selecting the device move cursor to network topology area click the mouse left button the properties of new device configuration window will be shown as below ...

Page 10: ...al 10 3 Configure the parameters for the properties of new device When finishing click OK Then click on Net Structure from Main menu and select Save Net Structure Once the parameters are saved successfully the screen appears as follows ...

Page 11: ...le click the left mouse button on the line card for configuration the GUI graphic shown as follows 2 5 1 2 BERT Test In Main Frame GUI graphic interface click on BERT Test Then the BERT Test window will pop up This BERT Test function can help users to test the quality of E1 link Users can choose the E1 channel for the test Test methods include online testing and offline testing Options for TestPat...

Page 12: ...s Disable On line test off line test Test Patterns 2 9 1 2 11 1 2 15 1 Error None Single 1E 3 1E 4 1E 5 Test Period Setup test time period continue 15min 30min one hour 24 hours Test Result Bit Error Bit Error Count Bit Error Rate BPV Count CRC Count CRC G 821 ES Error sec G 821 SES Serious Error sec G 821 UAS Useless sec LONG SEC ...

Page 13: ...ackup mode 2 Double Tx Rx Channel backup Double Tx Rx mode E1A slot channel symmetry provides channel backup Take 8E1 card in E1A slot for example If users select Double Tx Rx mode then E1A1 and E1A5 backup each other E1A2 and E1A6 backup each other E1A3 and E1A7 backup each other and E1A4 and E1A8 backup each other 2 5 1 5 Network Timeslot Network Timeslot is used to transmit network management d...

Page 14: ...ters are backup to the directory of ERM MUX PLUS file or user assigned directory and saved Users can click on the device in the network topology for back up In the right button function of the mouse Recovery device parameter setup users can restore the saved device configuration 2 5 1 8 Default Parameter Set the device to factory default settings This will release all time slots of the IO card 2 5...

Page 15: ...S Alarm Line impedance 75Ω Line impedance75Ω 120Ω Line impedance120Ω Line Status Working Card Normal Alarm Card fail b Configuration Info Display Status Remark Framed CAS PCM31 CCS PCM31 CRC check Enable Disable Line Code HDB3 Domestic PDH Encoding AMI Loop Mode No Loop Local Loop Remote Loop Dual Loop TSO Pass Enable Disable Jitter direction TX RX c Timeslot Cross Connect Display Display each tim...

Page 16: ... button and select Timeslot Connect in the table Click on Timeslot Connect the Group Timeslot Connect configuration window shown as follows Source E1 is the currently selected Timeslot for cross connection Timeslot From refers to the starting and ending timeslot Target E1 refers to current E1 channel cross connect to the other E1 channel The amount of timeslot should be consistent ...

Page 17: ...uration Double click FXO line card graphic and enter FXO card configuration The FXO graphic shown as follows Note Yellow means the current time slot reuse Red means Timeslot used When channel connection links up the Interface status will change from Normal to Start ...

Page 18: ...uration Double click FXS line card graphic and enter FXS card configuration The FXS graphic shown as follows Note Yellow means the current time slot reuse Red means Timeslot used When channel connection links up the Interface status will change from Normal to Start ...

Page 19: ...iguration Double click E M line card graphic and enter E M card configuration The E MO graphic shown as follows Channel TD and RD dB level Range from 20dB to 8dB in 0 5dB step The available Loop mode configuration includes No Loop local loop Remote loop Dual loop ...

Page 20: ...lick RS232 ASYNC 128K RS232 ASYNC C line card graphic enter RS232 ASYNC 128K RS232 ASYNC C card configuration The RS232 ASYNC 128K RS232 ASYNC C graphic shown as follows Clock mode selection Internal Clock and External Clock The available Loop mode configuration includes No Loop local loop Remote loop Dual loop ...

Page 21: ...enter G703 64K card configuration The G703 64K graphic shown as follows The display shows the status of each channel including clock mode loop mode work mode Clock mode Internal Clock External Clock Recovery Clock Loop mode No Loop local Loop Remote Loop Dual Loop Work mode Cocurrent co directional Reverse Central Clock ...

Page 22: ...iguration Double click Nx64K line card graphic and enter Nx64K card configuration The Nx64K graphic shown as follows Clock mode Internal Clock and External Clock Loop mode No Loop local Loop Remote Loop Dual Loop Interface DCE Display Interface TX and RX Status RTS ...

Page 23: ...ultiplexer User Manual 23 2 5 2 8 RS485 Card Configuration Double click RS485 line card graphic and enter RS485 card configuration The RS485 graphic shown as follows Loop Mode No Loop Local Loop Remote Loop Dual Loop ...

Page 24: ...V4 graphic shown as follows Auto Negotiation DISABLE ENABLE Communication mode Full Duplex Half Duplex Speed 10Mbps or 100Mbps Flow Control DISABLE ENABLE MAC Filtering DISABLE ENABLE Local Loop Loop No Loop LINK Status Normal or Abnormal Current Comm Mode Full Duplex or Half Duplex Current Speed 10Mbps or 100Mbps WAN TX Status WAN TX and RX Status MARK SPANCE ALT ...

Page 25: ...iguration will be hidden and only administrator has the right to unlock Click on Exit System to unlock the system The System window shown as follows 2 5 3 2 Communicate Port Setting Click on System from menu bar and Select Communicate Port for GUI Management system configuration shown as follows Com Port Properties Window shown as follows ...

Page 26: ...et up the time period for accessing the device from the network management The default value is 3000ms The Setting Poll Time Window shown as follows Configure Polling time 2 5 3 4 System Name and Main Window Background Color System name and Window background color setup window shown as follows ...

Page 27: ...xer User Manual 27 2 5 3 5 Event Log Event Log function table provides Event Manager and Export to Excel file function The window shown as follows The major purpose of Event log is to record device Alarms and setting status ...

Page 28: ...ch shown as follows Click on incident Count to access incident search Setup Begin and End then you can view all incidents in the defined range You also can search incidents by date by conditions or by device name and event types Confirm the search click on Count button then the desired incidents will be shown ...

Page 29: ...rs to setup device interface card s Alarm level and Alarm indication There are three types of Alarm Urgent Alarm Severe Alarm Common Alarm Three types of alarm can be exchanged Use the mouse to drag the item to the appropriate alarm column Each alarm has its own selective box check to display alarm The sound also can be selected When alarm shows up the alarm sound will be played if the relay conne...

Page 30: ...ator can set up different types of user account for management Administrator Maintenance network management software Add Configure Delete network devices Device Manager Add Configure Delete Network devices Operator Configure network devices Standard User View only ...

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