MRS4616A User Manual
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1. balanced 752 unbalanced via adapter cable Line Coding HDB3 Connector BNC RJ 45 Line Protection 15 KV ESD protections 6KV 42 2 surge protection Ethernet Interface Number of Ports Rj45 2 SFP 2 Type 10 100 Mbps auto negotiation full half duplex flow control MDI MDX crossover Compliance Relevant sections of IEEE 802 3 Max Frame Size 2047 bytes Connector RJ 45 Electrical Cable Type SFP Line Protection Built in 1 5 KV Magnetic Isolation Protection 6KV 42 2 surge protection Internal Bridge Number of VLANs Up to 16 Compliance Relevant sections of 802 1Qand QinQ double tagging LAN Table Up to 2K MAC addresses learned Management Ports Console Port Interface standard RS 232 Connector RJ 45 Baud Rate 115 2 kbps Power Input Voltage AC 100 240VAC 50 60Hz DC 48VDC 36 72VDC AD AC DC dual power supply universal input Power Consumption 10 watts Environmental Limits Operating Temperature 0 to 50 C 32 to 122 F Storage Temperature 40 to 70 C 40 to 158 F Humidity 10 to 95 non condensing Physical Housing Metal Height 43 5 mm 1 7 in Width 430 0 mm 16 9 in Depth 200 0 mm 7 9 in Weight 2 7 kg 5 9 Ib Standard 1U and 19 inch rack mount size Chapter 2 Operation This chapter Explains how to power MRS4616A up and down e Describes the device s panel e Provides a detailed description of the front panel controls and indicators and their functions2. you can choose any 1 16 a few road E1 The default configuration for 1 16 Encapsulation Protocol E1 encapsulation mode there are three modes of GFP HDLC PPP The default is GFP mode Frame Mode Frame mode selection there are two modes of framed and unframed The default is framed lt Time Slot eg 1 3 5 In framing mode the choice of the number of time slots ranging from 1 to 31 Can be arbitrarily chosen the default configuration of 1 31 gt GFP TX Scramble GFP sent scrambling code the default is Both GFP Rx Scramble GFP receive scrambling code the default is Both GFP LCAS GFP LCAS enabled the default is Enable GFP FCS GFP frame check the default is Disable GFP Ext Header involve Null Header and Linear Framer the default is Null Header Vlan Mode vlan mode involve access Trunk lt V PVid 1 4094 Port Vlan id Divided Vlan network identification number the default is 1 lt Loop Detection E1 loopback detection the default is Enable 3 2 7 Ethernet configuration e System Config System Info Network Config Password Config o SNMP Config e Service Config o Global Config o Channel Config o Ethernet Config o E1 Test o Vlan Table e Alarm amp Statistic e System Upgrade OUO D Ethernet Config Rate Limit unit is 64K bps range is 0 to 1525 0 means disable limit x means x 64K Item Eth 1 Eth 2 Eth 3 Eth 4 gt Port Type Electrical
3. 2 1 Turning On the Unit gt To turn on the unit e Connect the power cord to the mains The PWR indicator turns on and remains on as long as MRS4616A receives power Once installed MRS4616A requires no operator attention except for occasionally monitoring the front panel indicators Intervention is only required when the unit must be configured to its operational requirements or when diagnostic tests are performed 2 2 Device s Front Panel Figure 3 1 lists the front panel of different specifications Figure 2 1 Front Panel Figure 2 1 1 E1 1209 2 optical 2 Ethernet WE an Oooo DOT RDTeS ei m wp LA UN Figure 2 1 2 El 1209 4 Ethernet 2 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NONE LL w WER d RETURN E a Reset aE 0000o 00000 Figure 2 1 3 E1 75Q 2 optical 2 Ethernet AC100 240V DC 48V AC100 240V DC 48V pR VER E 2 5 8 D 12 1 D 15 16 o AAA A A OA paa o et 2 4 P P ge Console e e 9 Reset d L e e ch a 9 200 8 n 1 3 ZK JN DK LK bi a OF NINES RAR SF a TK NO eu NA Mac NAA Meu NSA NA RANA e cc ON NA NA N NA o WH YY YY YY WY WY WY NND ND ND 0 e e 2 2 1 Front Panel Interface Description The front panel has four Ethernet interfaces or two Ethernet interfaces
4. Electrical Electrical Electrical b Link Status Down UP Down Down gt Admin Status UP e UP w Up ov up e gt Current Mode half 10 full 100 half 10 half 10 gt Config Mode auto e auto v auto EN auo gt Egress RateLimit 0 0 0 o N 64K 0 1525 L gt Ingress RateLimit 0 0 0 0 N 64K 0 1525 gt vlan Mode P Pvid 1 4094 lt Config Mode Set the work mode of the Ethernet Qauto half 10 full 10 half 100 full 100 Ethernet rate limiting function Egress Rate Limit transmit Ingress Rate Limit receive The default configuration is O 3 2 8 E1 Test e System Config o System Info Network Config Password Config SNMP Config e Service Config o Global Config o Channel Config o Ethernet Config o EL Test o Vlan Table e Alarm amp Statistic e System Upgrade oo oO E1 Test Setting P E1 Index 1 Si gt Local Loop Disable ze gt Line Loop Disable v gt Pattern Test Disable ze gt Pattern Test Result Not Start gt LOOP Detection Enable v gt LOOP Status OK El Local Loop Line Loop Patt Loop Detection Loop Status 1 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 2 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 3 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 4 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 5 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 6 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK rd Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 8 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 9 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 10 Disable Disable Disable Enable
5. OK 11 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 12 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 13 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK 14 Disable Disable Disable Enable OK Open this web page set the E1 Index same with self loop port number Pattern Text choice enable and click Config to 3 2 9 Vian Table check the E1 circuit is normal or not e System Confi o System Info o Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Config e Service Config Global Config Channel Config Ethernet Config E1 Test Vlan Table e Alarm amp Statistic e System Upgrade Qo ali gt Support 16 vlan tables Vian Table 1 Vlan table is valid when Dot1Q Vlan enabled in Global Config page 2 Set the vid to 0 means delete the vlan Admin Vlan can NOT be deleted 3 The pvid of ports need re configure if the corresponding vlan deleted 4 17 20 means ethernet 1 4 other means E1 Channel Idx Vid Member L1o1L117 E118 019020 EL TAI All Vlan Table Idx i Member 1 2 3 4 5 6 n 8 lt V Vlan table will be effective when Dot1Q Vlan function in System Config page is enabling lt Odelete vlan management vlan can t be deleted lt If corresponding vlan is deleted pvid need be reset 3 2 10 E1 alarm This page shows the E1 alarm 3 2 11 Ethernet Statistics System Config o System Info o Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Config Service Config o Global Config o Channel Config o Ethernet Config
6. detected alarm detected LOS1 16 Off no alarm currently detected SPD1 4 GREEN On Ethernet Speed is 100M ll Off Ethernet Speed is 10M Flash Device is transmitting data ACT1 4 YELLOW On Network is established Off Ethernet disconnected 2 5 Turning Off the Unit gt To turn off the unit e Remove the power cord from the power source Chapter 3 Configuration 3 1 WEB Login Use IE browser as an example Open the web browser input the default IP address in the address bar 192 168 0 168 As below the login dialog input the right username and password The username and password is all root 3 2 System configuration 3 2 1 System information Software Version e System Config o System Info 3 o Network Config System Config o Password Config o SNMP Config m e Service Config Hem Setting e Alarm amp Statistic gt SoftWare Version 1 03 System Upgrade gt Firmware Version 1 02 gt Running Time 0 Hour 1 Min 42 Sec P MAC Address A4 C2 AB 02 8F 75 gt System Name gt Save Config B gt System Reboot Sos v Firmware Version Running Time MAC Address 9 System Name System Reboot 3 2 2 Network configuration lt IP Address 192 168 0 168 e System Config o System Info o Network Confi Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Confi Here you can change the system Network Config After you have changed the IP address you need to change also
7. A 1 Ethernet Connector The 10 100BaseT Ethernet electrical interface is an 8 pin RJ 45 connector wired according to Table A 1 Table A 1 10 100BaseTX Ethernet Connector Pinouts Pin Function 1 TXF 2 Tx 3 Rx 4 5 6 Rx 7 8 A 2 E1 Connector The E1 electrical interface is an 8 pin RJ 45 connector wired according to Table A 2 Table A 2 E1 Connector Pinouts Pin Function 1 Rx 2 Rx 3 NC 4 TX 5 Tx 6 NC 7 NC 8 NC A 3 Console The Console interface is an 8 pin RJ 45 connector wired according to Table A 3 Table A 3 Console Pinouts Pin Function 3 Txd TD Rxd RD D On UI Ground GND Appendix B Warranty Card Our company is committed to provide users with the following terms 1 Warranty service 1 Within the charge free warranty term within 12 months since the purchase of the product damaged parts can be exchanged free of charge and maintenance charges will be free in the conditions that the device is considered to be malfunctioned in normal service by our company 2 Within the charged warranty term more than 12 months and within 36 months since the purchase of the product damaged parts will be charged for corresponding cost with free maintenance service in the conditions that the device is considered to be malfunctioned in normal service by our company 2 Users can not enjoy warranty service with the following cases and corresponding cost of damaged parts replacing and maintenance servi
8. MRS4616A User Manual Contents Chapter DE vie Geo WCCO Era oet bout ise p feudi el eub roto abs 3 BE No BU NEM RN 3 1 2 Physical DescriDEIQUII t erect e tere mese eret Eth aves uet 4 1 3 Technical Specificatii NS ueris se ia ped a eed qo eeu eet pel 4 Chapter 2 SEENEN 6 2b during On ie UE Ee 6 2 2 Device s Front Panel esent 6 2 3 Device s Rear Panel 2 eere 7 Ea dimisi Scie T MTM 7 2 5 EIERE the BAIE eotutt iD duele rov viol ee 8 Chapters EDERT eege tome EE DR Hed ee lin eto eh vd ios 9 Dea Aas Vie LOI EE 9 3 2 SY SECM conHauraLtloDsss ose in rro Ee reb eto tt uade Pvt 9 EENS 15 eine E ale E 16 Chapter 1 Introduction 1 1 overview MRS4616A Series Gateway is a channelized Ethernet gateway for interconnecting TDM and packet based networks The Ethernet Gateway aggregates and switches Ethernet traffic into 8 or 16 channelized E1 circuits each supporting up to 16 VCG Ethernet traffic over channelized E1 lines is aggregated and transferred to the packet switched network via the unit s Gigabit Ethernet ports The encapsulation method support HDLC PPP BCP RFC3518 GFP F The unit enables service providers to supp ly high capacity Ethernet services to remote locations The units can also transparently connect corporate LANs utilizing existing E1 or T1 lines Applications Typically deployed at a central location MRS46xxA Series Gateway aggregates Ethernet Data received from other devices th
9. Service Config the host IP address in you Internet browser to re connect to target Make changes with care or you may Alarm amp Statistic permanently lose a connection until next hardware reset e System Upgrade Item Setting gt IP Address 192 168 0 168 gt Net Mask 255 255 0 0 P Default Gateway 192 168 0 1 Net Mask Default Gateway 3 2 3 Password configuration e System Config o System Info o Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Config e Service Config e Alarm amp Statistic e System Upgrade Password Config This page allows you to change the CLI and WEB password for the user root After you change the password you need to re login with the new password Item gt Authentication gt Old Password gt New Password gt Retype Password Setting Enabled User can change password on this page and re login use the new password 3 2 4 SNMP configuration e System Config o System Info o Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Config e Service Config e Alarm amp Statistic e System Upgrade SNMP Config Item gt Trap Target Host 1 gt Trap Target Host 2 gt Read Community gt Write Community Test SNMP function in this web page 3 2 5 Global Configuration e System Confi o System Info o Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Config e Service Config o Global Config o Channel Config o Ethernet Config o El Test o V
10. and two SFP optical interface a Console port 8 16 of the E1 BNC or RJ45 interface and RESET button Ethernet interface Ethernet interface using with Lamp Reset Used to restore the factory default configuration The system during normal operation if you hold down the Reset button more than 3 seconds the system will restore the factory default configuration and restart E1 Interface Q9 75 RJ45 1200 Console Port Provide a series of Config and CLI command device configuration management Local configuration through the Console port 2 3 Device s Rear Panel Different specifications of the rear panel are the same Figure 2 2 Rear Panel AC100 240V DC 48V K AC100 240V DC 48V 2 3 1 Power Two power interface AC220V or DC 48V input AC220V POWER connect L RETURN then Ni DC 48V POWER connect to the cathode RETURN then negative 2 4 Indicators The unit s LEDs are located on the front panel Table 3 1 lists the functions of the LED indicators Ethernet indicator diagram p Eth ernet Table 2 1 LEDs and Controls Name Colors Functions POWER Green Off Unit is off On Fiber connected FB2 GREEN Flash Device transmitting data L RN Fiber disconnected On On Fiber connected connected Off Fiber disconnected Fiber disconnected Flash System is w o m YELLOW On Se Sistem saom is abnormal Off System is O System is booting sommet abnormally On On Channel alarm
11. ce will be charged 1 Exceed 36 months since the purchase of the product 2 Can t provide certificate of purchasing date and serial No of product shows that ex works term has exceeded 36 months 3 Include but not limit to the abnormal service conditions such as violent knocking extrusion drop liquid immersion that cause damages 4 Fragile label on the device is damaged 5 User disassembles this product himself 6 Force majeure that leads to product damage such as earthquake flooding and lightening stroke 3 The newly installed parts after maintenance will be repaired free of charge within 12 months since the installation date 4 When malfunction occurs users can choose to send it to our company to receive maintenance service or to post it to maintenance points of our company all over the country to be repaired 5 Our company does not undertake any responsibilities for losses caused by abnormal operation for losses really caused by product itself including but not limited to all direct or indirect losses due to data loss our company will only undertake responsibilities within the selling price of products Repair and Maintenance Record Product Name MRS 4616A Maintenance date No of Service Bill
12. lan Table e Alarm amp Statistic e System Upgrade Global Config Item gt DotiQ Vlan Enable gt Admin Vlan 0 4094 gt QiniQ Ether Type gt QiniQ Ether Pvid 1 4094 gt Qin Enable gt Port Isolation gt E1 Clock Source 0 Internal 1 16 E1 Setting Disable v 0 0x88A8 0 Disable v Channel Isolation 0 DotiQ Vlan Enable Vlan amp QinQ function enable Enable Disable The default configuration is Disable lt Admin Vlan User interface VLAN The default configuration If Dot1Q Vlan Enable is set to Enable then that becomes closed you need this first configuration is O or WEB page will not be able to enter lt gt lt gt lt gt lt gt 3 2 6 Channel configuration QinQ Enable Double Vlan enable Enable Disable QinQ Ether Type Double Vlan type setup E1 QinQ Pvid Double VLAN value Ethernet Isolation Channel Config Item gt Channel ID gt E1 List Bind eg 1 3 5 gt Encapsulation Protocol gt Frame Mode gt Time Slot eg 1 3 5 gt GFP TxScramble gt GFP RxScramble gt GFP LCAS gt GFP FCS gt GFP Ext Header gt vlan Mode b Pvid 1 4094 gt Loop Detection Setting iv 1 16 GFP v Enable Vian Mode Pvid PPP Status Loop 0 E OK Channel ID Choice of channel number ranging from 1 to 16 The default is 1 channel zz EL List Bind eg 1 3 5 The corresponding channel E1 number list
13. o EL Test o Vlan Table Alarm amp Statistic o EL Alarm o Ethernet Stat o Channel Stat System Upgrade Ei Alarm E1 LOS AIS LOF LOMF CRC RAI LOOP GFPLOMF1 GFPLOMF2 GFP CRC8 GFPDNU GFP RSync Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err WD OO X40 uU fF WN ra Err m o Err Em p Err m N Err H w Err Di Err Di ui Err e a Err OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err Err OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK Err OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK Err OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK Ethernet statistics will automatically refresh every 10s OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK OK 3 2 12 Channel statistics Channel statistics will automatically refresh every 10s System Config o System Info o Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Config Service Config o Global Config o Channel Config o Ethernet Config o E1 Test o Vlan Table Alarm amp S
14. tatistic o EL Alarm o Ethernet Stat o Channel Stat System Upgrade Ethernet Statistics The page will auto refresh every 10 seconds P Eth 1 P Eth 2 P Eth 3 P Eth 4 Port P E1 Total TX Pkts RX Pkts oOo ojojoj o RX Drop Counter Reset J Refresh o oj joj ojo RX CRC o ojojo o Fragment 3 2 13 System System Config o System Info o Network Config Password Config o SNMP Config Service Config Global Config Channel Config Ethernet Config E1 Test Vlan Table Alarm amp Statistic E1 Alarm Ethernet Stat Channel Stat System Upgrade ooa00 oc Oo oO update Channel Statistics The page will auto refresh every 10 seconds Ch 1 Eth Total Port TX Pkts Counter Reset Refresh Err Pkts Update the software and firmware in the page the software must be firmware must be named as rbf named as bin and System Config o System Info o Network Config o Password Config o SNMP Config Service Config o Global Config o Channel Config o Ethernet Config o El Test o Vlan Table Alarm amp Statistic o EL Alarm o Ethernet Stat o Channel Stat System Upgrade System Upgrade Upgrade Status Not Start Please select uprade type first Step 1 Select Uprade Type config Step 2 Select a file from local PC to upgrade Step 3 Reboot after upgrade zl Config Appendix A Connector Wiring
15. us completing a full access solution from the service provider s central site to the customer premises The unit supports up to maximum 16VCG allowing the connection of up to maximum 16 different customers per site Other typical applications include Aggregation of Ethernet traffic over TDM wireless links e Network management backhauling A Bi1 amp xE1 MRSABXxX F Ceod2 Server C803BN 1O0 100BaseT h r HDLC ge a 10 100BaseT m HER d e Ei E CB03BN Features Up to 16 remote LANs over 8 or 16 E1 circuits aggregation Support 2047Bytes frames Support VLAN tagging and QinQ function Support HDLC PPP BCP RFC3518 GFP F encapsulation Support E1 frame or un frame application and N 64K for framed mode Provide statistics for each E1 channel Support E1 proprietary ring protection e Configure via CLI Web SNMP v1 v2c v3 e Support software and firmware upgrade e 48VDC 110 220VAC flexible redundant power inputs Encapsulation MRS4616A supports HDLC PPP and GFP F encapsulation GFP ITU T G 8040 G 7041 Y 1303 1 2 Physical Description MRS4616A is a standalone or rack mountable device LEDs interfaces and control connectors are located on the front panel For additional information refer to Chapter 2 1 3 Technical Specifications E1 Interface Number of Ports 16 Compliance G 703 G 704 Data Rate 2 048 Mbps Impedance 120 9
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