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VT 100 Terminal Connection and Operation
To control the Express 5210 using a VT 100 terminal, perform the
following procedure:
1. Set the Express 5210 baud rate to match the terminal through
the front panel (default rate is 9600 bps). Select
1
C
ONFIG
, then
C
ONTROL
P
ORT
.
2. Using the provided VT 100 terminal adapter cable, connect the
COM port of a VT 100 compatible terminal or equivalent to the
eight-pin modular jack labeled
CONTROL on the rear of the
Express 5210. This connection is used for both local and remote
configuration.
3. Open the connection and press the terminal keyboard's
Enter
key repeatedly until the first menu appears.
4. Pressing any key selects
L
OCAL
L
OGIN
, which is used to
configure the Express 5210 unit connected to the terminal.
Pressing ^R (Ctrl R) selects
R
EMOTE
L
OGIN
, which is used to
configure a remotely located Express 5210 unit. For remote
applications, enter the
DLCI
(data link connection identifier) of
the remote unit at the prompt. Then press
Enter.
5. Enter the password. The factory default password is
adtran (all
lower-case). The main menu will appear, as shown in Figure
3-1.
In the lower left-hand corner of the terminal screen,
L
,
R
,
or
T
is dis-
played, indicating the type of interface the current screen represents (lo-
cal, remote, or TELNET).
When using Microsoft Hyperterminal, set the
F
ONT
to
T
ERMINAL
.
- Express 5210 1
- About This Manual 3
- Save These Instructions 5
- Warranty and Customer Service 9
- Table of Contents 11
- List of Figures 19
- List of Tables 21
- Introduction 23
- PRODUCT OVERVIEW 24
- DDS Operation 25
- Chapter 1. Introduction 26
- Voice Compression 27
- Dial Backup Operation 28
- Installation 31
- Customer Provides 32
- Power Up 32
- REAR PANEL 32
- V.34, ISDN 33
- 4-Wire Switched 56 33
- Telco Connector 34
- Control Port 34
- 10BaseT LAN Connector 35
- DTE Connectors 35
- Chapter 2. Installation 36
- Menu Navigation 37
- Terminal Menu Navigation 39
- Chapter 3. Menu Navigation 40
- FRONT PANEL INTERFACE 45
- LED Descriptions 46
- Front Panel Operation Example 47
- EXPRESS 5210 MENU STRUCTURE 48
- Using the Utilities Disks 51
- Session Menu 52
- Edit Menu 54
- Options Menu 54
- Capture Menu 54
- Help Menu 55
- VT 100 UTILITY 55
- Port Menu 57
- Applications 59
- Chapter 5. Applications 60
- Transparent Application 62
- LAN Application 65
- VOICE APPLICATIONS 67
- Switched Mode Application 67
- PLAR Mode Application 70
- Direct Mode Application 71
- Configuration Overview 73
- Configuration Menu 74
- DTE Port Configuration 77
- Frame Relay Protocol 79
- DTE port. See the 82
- 10BaseT LAN port or the 82
- SDLC Protocol 83
- DTE interface 84
- DTE port 85
- PPP Async Protocol 93
- SLIP Protocol 95
- Voice Configuration 99
- Remote/Host (Rem/Host) 100
- DLCI Mapping (DLCI MAP) 100
- Interface Type 103
- Voice Coder 103
- Network Port Configuration 105
- Interface Type (INTERFACE) 107
- Frame Relay Options (FR OPTS) 108
- LLC2 Options (LLC2 OPTS) 110
- PVC Options (PVC CONFIG) 111
- Dial Backup Configuration 115
- Auto DBU 116
- DBU Options 117
- DBU Criteria 118
- DBU Timers 118
- Phone Numbers 1-5 120
- System Configuration 121
- IP Setup 125
- Chapter 12. IP Setup 126
- Viewing IP Information 128
- Static Routes Table 129
- ARP Cache 130
- NTERFACES 131
- Statistics 137
- Menu Viewing Options 138
- Chapter 13. Statistics 139
- TATISTICS 139
- NTERVALS 139
- DTE Port Statistics 140
- DTE port. The 141
- Seq Num Checking (SEQ #) 142
- Num Checking (SEQ #) 142
- Delay Measurement (PVC DELAY) 142
- Network Port Statistics 143
- Telco port 144
- DBU and Ethernet Statistics 145
- System Statistics 146
- Voice Status 147
- RS TR CS CD SR 148
- SIGNAL STATE 150
- DBU Status 151
- DLCI List 152
- System Status 152
- Cancel to return to the main 153
- FXS/FXO/E&M Port Status 154
- Chapter 14 155
- PVC Loopback 156
- Chapter 14. Testing 158
- Voice Interface (Voice) 160
- Activating DBU Functions 163
- Appendix A 165
- Appendix A. Pinouts 166
- V.35 Adapter Cable 167
- Pin CCITT Description 168
- (DCE Card Option) 170
- Specifications Summary 171
- DTE Data Interface 172
- LAN Interface 172
- Control Port Interface 172
- Management 172
- Voice Support 172
- Protocol Support 173
- Data Flow Control 174
- Diagnostics 174
- Line Requirements 174
- Receiver Sensitivity 174
- Agency Approvals 175
- Environment 175
- Physical 175
- Acronyms/Abbreviations 177
- Glossary 181
- Appendix D. Glossary 182
- Product Support Information 203
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