ATL Telecom AM200 - Manual (Page 85)

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AM200 Modem
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9.3.6.10.3 HDLC Port
The HDLC port is the WAN (DSL) side of the bridge/router The Manage HDLC screen (Figure 59) allows the
user to configure the HDLC Ethernet User Port. To enable the User Port the Admin Status option must be set
to 'up'. The required Ntime64 data rate can be selected from the drop-down option list. The NTimes64K must
be set to the required data rate. The screen allows the user to set the 'Enable Link Up Down Trap' to true or
false. Once all of the necessary changes have been carried out, select the 'apply' option.
To disable the Ethernet port the Admin Status must be set to ‘down’ and the NTimes64K must be set to zero.
Note, the remote unit’s port can also be configured (Figure 60) if the local unit has been set as ‘master’.
Admin Status
Setting this to ‘Up’ signifies the HDLC interface is being managed. Setting this to ‘down’ signifies that the
interface is not being managed.To disable the Ethernet port the Admin Status must be set to ‘down’
Enable Link Up Down TRap
Setting this to True ensures that trap messages will be sent should the interface become unavailable. Setting
this to False turns off the trap messages.
NTimes64K
This allows the user to set the amount of DSL bandwidth used by the interface. In an end to end connection
the Ntimes64 setting on the CO and the CPE units must be the same. To disable the Ethernet port the
NTimes64K must be set to zero.
Figure 59 HDLC User Port screen