The configuration menu, The configuration menu -3 – Verilink NCC 2130 (880-503285-001) Product Manual User Manual

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Configuration

Verilink NCC 2130 User Manual

3-3

Table 3-3

NCC 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 NCC 2130 card.

The NCC 2130 contains two completely separate functions, a
network controller and a T1 IDCSU.

The T1 CSU/DSU portion of an NCC 2130 is a TAC 2130 card. Once
an NCC 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) typically has only
one node controller card. This card is located in slot 1 of shelf 1. If
additional IDCSU cards are needed, use TAC 2130 cards instead of
adding more NCC cards.

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.

Only the CSU module connected to the T1

circuit is available. You can not navigate from

module to module within the remote node.

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.

A) alm to net mgr

Enables or disables sending

alarms to a network

management program.

See “

Management Channel

Menu”

in this chapter for details

on sending alarms.

Select OFF if there is no path to a network

management program.

Select ON if you are using either Access

Manager 2000 or Node Manager and this NCC

module is to send alarms to the network

manager PC.

X) log off

Exits the Main Menu.

The user is logged out.

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