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Chapter 2. Installing the ATLAS 800PLUS
61200226L1-1 ATLAS 800
PLUS
User Manual 2-3
The supplementary equipment grounding conductor shall not be smaller in
size than the ungrounded branch-circuit supply conductors. The supple-
mentary equipment grounding conductor shall be connected to the product
at the terminal provided, and shall be connected to ground in a manner that
will retain the ground connection when the product is unplugged from the
receptacle. The connection to ground of the supplementary equipment
grounding conductor shall be in compliance with the rules for terminating
bonding jumpers at Part K or Article 250 of the National Electrical Code,
ANSI/NFPA 70. Termination of the supplementary equipment grounding
conductor is permitted to be made to building steel, to a metal electrical race-
way system, or to any grounded item that is permanently and reliably con-
nected to the electrical service equipment ground.
REVIEW THE REAR PANEL DESIGN
The ATLAS 800
PLUS
rear panel contains eight slots for housing option mod-
ules which provide a variety of additional resources and data ports. All slots
are functionally identical, except slots 7 and 8. These slots can also accom-
modate an optional power supply for redundancy Figure 2-1 (AC powered
unit) and Figure 2-2 (DC powered unit).
Figure 2-1. AC Powered ATLAS 800
PLUS
Rear Panel
4A/25OV SLOBLO
I
O
CONTROL
/CHAIN
IN OUT
MON10 BASE T
NTWK 1 NTWK 2
CAUTION:
CAUTION: FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION
AGAINST RISK OF FIRE REPLACE ONLY
WITH SAME TYPE AND RATING OF FUSE.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
90-130/190-240VAC
4A/2A, 50/60 HZ
CAUTION: MAINTENANCE TO BE PERFORMED BY TRAINED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY
REMOVE POWER CORD PRIOR TO
ALL EMPTY SLOTS MUST BE COVERED WITH BLANK PANELS
CAUTION-RISK OF
ELECTRIC SHOCK
SUPPLAMENTAL EARTH GROUND MUST BE CONNECTED
PRIOR TO CONNECTION OF TELECOMMUNICATION WIRING
REMOVAL OF POWER SUPPLY
Power Switch
Blank panel covering an
unused option slot
Control/
Chain In
Interface of
Chain In
Control/Chain Out
Connects to Chain
In of another unit
10 Base T
RJ-48C Connec-
tion Port
MON (Monitor)
Bantam test jack
NTWK1
RJ-48C Connec-
tion Port
NTWK2
RJ-48C Connection
Port
Supplemental
earth ground lug
- ATLAS 800 1
- TRADEMARKS 2
- LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY 9
- About this Manual 10
- Table of Contents 13
- User Manual xv 15
- User Manual xvii 17
- User Manual xix 19
- User Manual xxi 21
- List of Figures 23
- List of Tables 25
- Introducing the ATLAS 800 27
- 1-2 ATLAS 800 28
- User Manual 1-3 29
- 1-4 ATLAS 800 30
- User Manual 1-5 31
- FEATURES 32
- User Manual 1-7 33
- 1-8 ATLAS 800 34
- Installing the ATLAS 800 35
- AC Powered Unit 36
- DC Powered Unit 36
- GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS 36
- REVIEW THE REAR PANEL DESIGN 37
- Control/Chain In Port 38
- Control/Chain Out Port 39
- Network Connection 40
- Ethernet 10BaseT Connection 41
- Option Slots 41
- INSTALL ANY OPTION MODULES 42
- POWER-UP 42
- Operating the ATLAS 800 43
- USING THE TERMINAL MENU 44
- Using Telnet 45
- 3-4 ATLAS 800 46
- Using T-Watch PRO 47
- 3-6 ATLAS 800 48
- Using the Front Panel 49
- 4-2 ATLAS 800 50
- User Manual 4-3 51
- 1) STATUS 3) UTIL 52
- 2) CONFIG 4) ALRM 52
- User Manual 4-5 53
- FRONT PANEL MAIN MENU 54
- » S0 System 55
- 4-8 ATLAS 800 56
- » Time/Date 57
- » Software Rev 57
- » Selftest 58
- » Set Passcode 59
- » Password Reset 59
- » Active Alarms 59
- » View History 60
- » Clear History 60
- Navigating the Terminal Menu 61
- Window Panes 62
- Moving through the Menus 63
- Session Management Keystrokes 64
- Configuration Keystrokes 64
- Getting Help 65
- 5-6 ATLAS 800 66
- Terminal Menu and System 67
- User Manual 6-3 69
- » Event Log 70
- » Clear System 70
- Event Log 70
- User Manual 6-5 71
- » Configuration 72
- » Trunk Usage 72
- » Data Tables 72
- » Chain Port Signal 72
- User Manual 6-7 73
- INTERNAL 73
- INTERNAL 73
- » Session Timeout 74
- » Max Telnet 74
- Sessions 74
- » Ethernet Port 74
- » Chain Port 74
- » System Event 76
- » Syslog Setup 76
- » Real Time Clock 76
- » Access Passwords 77
- » Bonding Config 78
- » Update Firmware 79
- » Update Status 82
- » Config Transfer 82
- » System Utilization 83
- » System Selftest 83
- 6-18 ATLAS 800 84
- User Manual 6-19 85
- » Reboot System 86
- » Factory Default 86
- Modules Terminal Menu 87
- » Status 89
- 7-4 ATLAS 800 90
- User Manual 7-5 91
- 7-6 ATLAS 800 92
- User Manual 7-7 93
- 7-8 ATLAS 800 94
- Dedicated Maps Terminal 95
- » Activate Time 99
- » Enbl Day 99
- Configuring the Ports 101
- Defining the Connections 102
- 61200226L1-1 ATLAS 800 103
- User Manual 8-9 103
- 8-10 ATLAS 800 104
- User Manual 61200226L1-1 104
- OVERVIEW 105
- Chapter 9 105
- » Submenus 106
- INTERFACE CONFIGURATION 107
- 9-4 ATLAS 800 108
- CIRCUIT STATUS MENU 109
- (MANUAL 109
- BKUP STATUS 110
- (BACKUP 110
- LINE STATUS 110
- » Last Run Time 111
- » Next Run Time 111
- » Last Test Status 111
- » Pass : Fail 111
- » Test Now 111
- 9-8 ATLAS 800 112
- Dial Plan Terminal Menu 113
- » Slot/Svc 115
- » Port/PEP 115
- » Out#Accept 115
- » Out#Rej 116
- » Ifce Config 117
- » Slot/Svc, Port/PEP 117
- » In#Accept 118
- 10-8 ATLAS 800 120
- » Automatic 121
- Routeback 121
- Rejection 121
- User Manual 10-11 123
- 10-12 ATLAS 800 124
- User Manual 10-13 125
- » Strip MSD 126
- » Network Specific 126
- Facility Voice 126
- Facility Data 126
- » ID Presentation 127
- » ID Number 127
- » Source ID 127
- 10-16 ATLAS 800 128
- » Caller ID Number 129
- 10-18 ATLAS 800 130
- User Manual 10-19 131
- 10-20 ATLAS 800 132
- CREATING DIAL PLANS—EXAMPLES 133
- Interface 134
- User Manual 10-23 135
- 10-24 ATLAS 800 136
- OUTGOING ACCEPT # 136
- Network Term 137
- Out#Accept and 137
- Slot 1/ Port 1 138
- User Manual 10-27 139
- 10-28 ATLAS 800 140
- Updating Firmware 141
- Restart 142
- Schedule 142
- Current Update Status 142
- User Manual 11-3 143
- Module Update Complete 143
- 11-6 ATLAS 800 146
- SNMP Management 147
- SNMP TRAPS 148
- Trap Destination List 148
- Filtering (Disabling) Traps 148
- Chapter 12. SNMP Management 149
- User Manual 12-3 149
- 12-4 ATLAS 800 150
- User Manual 12-5 151
- 12-6 ATLAS 800 152
- ADTRAN Utilities 153
- SysLog GUI 154
- Menu Bar 155
- » Erase Log Files 156
- » Define RED Events 156
- » Properties 156
- » Clear Red Events 156
- Chapter 13. ADTRAN Utilities 157
- User Manual 13-5 157
- » Connect 158
- » Disconnect 158
- User Manual 13-7 159
- User Manual 13-9 161
- » Contents 162
- PRINT LOG 163
- The ATLAS 800 166
- reboots immediately after a 166
- System Event Logging 167
- A-2 ATLAS 800 168
- User Manual A-3 169
- A-4 ATLAS 800 170
- User Manual A-5 171
- A-6 ATLAS 800 172
- User Manual A-7 173
- A-8 ATLAS 800 174
- User Manual A-9 175
- A-10 ATLAS 800 176
- User Manual A-11 177
- A-12 ATLAS 800 178
- User Manual A-13 179
- A-14 ATLAS 800 180
- Troubleshooting 181
- Misconfiguration 182
- Appendix B. Troubleshooting 183
- User Manual B-3 183
- B-4 ATLAS 800 184
- Warranty and Technical 185
- Support Information 185
- Repair and Return 186
- Acronyms and Abbreviations 187
- D-2 ATLAS 800 188
- Glossary 189
- Appendix E. Glossary 190
- E-2 ATLAS 800 190
- User Manual E-3 191
- E-4 ATLAS 800 192
- User Manual E-5 193
- E-6 ATLAS 800 194
- Numerics 195
- Index-2 ATLAS 800 196
- User Manual Index-3 197
- Index-4 ATLAS 800 198
- User Manual Index-5 199
- Index-6 ATLAS 800 200
- User Manual Index-7 201
- Index-8 ATLAS 800 202
- User Manual Index-9 203
- Index-10 ATLAS 800 204
- User Manual Index-11 205
- Index-12 ATLAS 800 206
- User Manual Index-13 207
- Index-14 ATLAS 800 208
- Product Support Information 209
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