Verilink SCC 2130 (880-503282-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 24)

Configuration
3-4 Verilink SCC 2130 User Manual
Table 3-3 SCC 2130 Main Menu Commands
The Configuration Menu
In the Main Menu shown in Figure 3-1 , the element [I] is selected.
The letter I is defined in the Key as an IDCSU. In the case of a card
in slot 1 of shelf 1, this would be the SCC 2130 card.
The SCC 2130 contains two completely separate functions, an SNMP
network controller and a T1 IDCSU.
The T1 CSU/DSU portion of an SCC 2130 is a TAC 2130 card. Once
an SCC 2130 is installed in a node, additional T1 IDCSU
requirements can be met by adding TAC 2130 modules.
Each node (group of shelves connected together) must have only
one node controller card. This card should be located in slot 1 of
shelf 1. If additional IDCSU cards are needed, use TAC 2130 cards
instead of adding more SCC cards.
Therefore, an I located in the slot 1 shelf 1 position will represent
an SCC 2130 while an I located at some other position will
represent a TAC 2130.
Use the command C, which brings up the Configuration Menu for
the element.
Menu Option Description Instructions
S) shelf/slot Used to navigate from module
to module within a node.
Enter the shelf number and slot number of the
desired module, use a comma delimiter (1,2).
N) near element Selects the local node. Used to return from a far element session.
F) far element Selects the node at the remote
end of the T1 circuit connected
to the current module, functions
only if ESF FDL has continuity.
With version 2.03 or higher SCC firmware, you
can navigate from module to module in the
remote node, earlier firmware versions only
allowed access to the remote IDCSU module.
C) configuration Selects the Configuration
Menu.
See Figure 3-2 and Table 3-4 below
P) performance Selects the Performance Menu. See Chapter 4 of this manual.
D) diagnostics Selects the Diagnostics Menu. See Chapter 5 of this manual.
O) node
administration
Selects the Node
Administration Menu.
See Figure 3-3 and Table 3-5 below.
M) monitor alarms Toggles on/off the monitor
alarms function.
If monitor alarms is ON, alarm messages are
displayed on the Craft interface as they occur.
No alarm messages are displayed if monitor
alarms is OFF, alarms appear only in the alarm
buffer.
A) view alarm buffer Displays alarm buffer. A history of recent alarms is displayed.
X) log off Exits the Main Menu. Returns to pSH+> pSH+> pSH+> pSH+> prompt, the TCP/IP shell.