Verilink WANsuite 5230 (34-00304.F) Product Manual - Manual (Page 23)

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The user-activated input control buttons used to access and set configuration
and control options from the LCD menus are defined in the table below:
Rear Panel Connections
The rear panel of the WANsuite 5260 has 11 connectors. From left to right
these are as follows:
POWER , SUPERVISORY PORT , 10/100 ETHERNET ,
SERIAL 2 , SERIAL 1 , NET 2 (75
Ω
RX), NET 2 (75
Ω
TX), NET 1 (75
Ω
RX),
NET 1 (75
Ω
TX), NET 2 (120
Ω
), NET 1 (120
Ω
) as shown in Figure 1.2
below. NET 2 serves as the E1 Equipment Port or DSX Port for the unit.
Figure 1.2 WANsuite 5260 Rear Panel
The rear panel of the WANsuite 5230 has 7 connectors. From left to right,
these are as follows:
POWER, SUPERVISORY PORT, 10/100 ETHERNET,
SERIAL , and NET (75
Ω
Rx), NET (75
Ω
Tx), NET (120
Ω
) as shown in Figure
1.3 below. The WANsuite 5230 has one E1 port to which you may connect
using either the 75-ohm BNC or the 120-ohm RJ-48C. Refer to, Network 1
Interface (5260) and Network Interface (5230) on the following page for more
information.
Figure 1.3 WANsuite 5230 Rear Panel
Button Description
EXIT The EXIT button exits a menu option, which then places the unit in the next
higher level of the menu hierarchy. If you are editing an option, pressing EXIT
exits that screen without saving any changes. If you are in the main menu,
pressing
EXIT logs off the unit.
SCROLL The SCROLL button lets you review the available options for a given level in
the menu hierarchy or scroll through possible settings for a parameter. You can
also use the
SCROLL button to set alphanumerical values, where applicable, by
scrolling incrementally through digits 0–9 or letters A–Z and a–z.
SELECT The SELECT button lets you select the currently displayed option or value for a
given field, and enter an “edit” mode for parameters that require user-specified
input. Additionally, you can use the
SELECT button to confirm certain actions
or settings. If this button is held during power-up reset, the configuration is
forced to packet defaults.