ADTRAN SHDSL T1 Installation And Maintenance Practice

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4 Issue 1, August 2003 61182210L1-5A4. PROVISIONINGAll provisioning will be handled through the SCUcommunication link, either through the menu access orSNMP. There are no onboard DIP switches or jumpers.The unit will retain provisioning data in a nonvolatilememory device in case of a loss of power to the module.Total Access 3000 system management and provi-sioning is facilitated by a series of intuitive menus thatare accessible on a computer screen. Connecting eithera VT100 terminal or a PC emulating a VT100 terminalto the craft interface on the SCU front panel allowsaccess to the menus and management features of theTotal Access 3000.The front craft access port for the Total Access 3000system is located on the front panel of the SCU and is aDB-9 connector. Access can also be made to the TotalAccess 3000 chassis from the backplane through theport labeled ADMIN (J31). It is a DB-25 connector, andis located on the upper right corner of the backplane.NOTEConnecting to the Total Access 3000 chassisfrom the front craft port on the SCU requires astraight serial data cable. Connection to theTotal Access 3000 chassis via the rearconnector on the backplane requires the use ofa null modem cable, because that port isconfigured for a modem and expects to seeDCE equipment.The parameters of the VT100 terminal should be set asfollows:ï 9600 Baudï No parityï 8 Data bitsï 1 Stop bitsï No Flow ControlWindows HyperTerminalWindows HyperTerminal can be used as a VT100terminal emulation program. Open HyperTerminal byselecting Programs/Accessories/HyperTerminal. Referto the Help section of HyperTerminal for additionalinformation.NOTETo ensure proper display background, selectVT100 terminal emulation under Settings.Password and User IDPassword protection is factory enabled. If passwordprotection is enabled, the SCU will display the logonscreen, and a valid account name and password arerequired to access menus. The factory default accountnames and default passwords (both are case sensitive)are displayed in Table 3.NOTEThe Account Name and Password are to beentered in all capital letters.Menu NavigationThe following subsection describes the SHDSL T1/E1LTU menus. Most menu selections are made by typingthe corresponding number and then pressing E NTER. Ifthe wrong selection is made, pressing E SC will displaythe previous screen. The Question Mark (?) can be usedat any time to display a list of menu commands.Main MenuThe Total Access Main menu allows the user to accessthe module for various functions such as provisioning,status, alarms, and performance monitoring.The menu tree in Figure 3 illustrates the path to everyprovisioning, performance, and test access point in theSHDSL T1/E1 menu system.Table 4 lists the complete set of configurable optionswith settings and factory default values.Table 3. Account Names and PasswordsAccountName DefaultPassword AccessRightsADMIN PASSWORD Administration AccessREADONLY PASSWORD Read Access onlyREADWRITE PASSWORD Read and WriteAccessTEST PASSWORD Read and Test Access