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Carrier Access Adit 3500 Network Card User Manual

1. Voice Over IP aa Pen Registration Address SIP Proxy 197 169 1 150 a Line User ID Phone Status Registration Status RTP RX TXfLost Packets Jitter ms Overflow 1 3035551212 Idle Registered 2 3035551213 Idle Registered 3 3035551214 Idle Registered fap Voice Over IP fear LSS ote EDDY Sits IB Trunk Description Connection Type Interface Type Signaling Type Action 0000000005 Trunk 1 Ti Netwark PRI niz 17 Select click on the trunk to configure 18 Set the Trunk Signaling type to PRI or CAS 48 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 19 Set the Signaling Type 20 Select New Entry to assign numbers to your PRI interface s Adit 3500 Release 1 6 General Connection Interface Type Trunk Signaling Signaling Type PCM Coding Terminal Endpoint Identifier Identification Trunk ID Description Packet Processing Codec Pref Codec Pref2 Codec Pref3 Fax Mode Modem SuperG3 Fax Mode Silence Suppression Jitter Buffer Yoice Processing Transmit Gain 12 though 6 Receive Gain 12 through 6 Echo Cancellation Authentication Authentication Authentication User ID Authentication Password Digit Map Per Trunk Digit Map Destination EAS j Ti Apply D AA Cancel p XTii T1 2 Frie T1i 4 Network u 4 PRl niz vw u law o OODOO005 runk 7 G fllu GA G 7294 w None None Enabled Static m T lt b m z m
2. Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 15 The new Multilink connection will display on the Network Connections window 16 Select click the Multilink 1 connection a9 Network Connections Status Action Connecting 4larm Condition ice Connecting Tiea Connecting f Ti 4 Connected 5 Ethernet 2 Disabled F Ethernet 1 Connected Multilink 1 In Progress New Connection 17 Select the Settings button 5 Multilink 1 Properties Name Mulilink 1 Device Name mlink 1 Status Connected 2 links Network Woh TLS Ti4 Underlying Device Connection Type MLPPPoT1 IP Address Unnumbered Subnet Mask Default Gateway 1927 168 1 150 User Name admin O05 Interleaving disabled Link Fragmentation 1600 Received Packets 68 Sent Packets Adit 3500 Release 1 6 39 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 18 Set the following on the Configure Multilink 1 window Network Type to WAN this is the default setting PPP Authentication to your required preferences 5 Configure Multilink 1 General Device Name status Schedule Availability Network Connection Type MTU Underlying Device Link Fragmentation PPP Authentication Login User Name case sensitive Login Password Support Unenerypted Password PAP Support Challenge Handshake Authentication CHAP Support Microsoft CHAP MS CcHAPY Support Microsoft CHAP Version 2 MS CHAP v2
3. Daily Threshold Settings Bursty Errored Seconds Defect Threshhold BES a of t1 1 Connecting 4larm Condition Always T1 Adit 3500 o Select OK to apply the new settings and exit this window Select OK again to return to the Network Connections window Repeat steps 1 6 for additional T1s required for the ML PPP Select click the delete icon associated with the Serial 1 connection Select OK to confirm the deletion of this connection pe Network Connections Status Connecting Alarm Condition f TEA Connecting 4larm Condition 3 TES Connected Ti 4 Connected Ethernet 2 Disabled Ethernet 1 Connected New Connection Disconnected Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 9 Select click New Connection to create the ML PPP connection 25 Network Connections Status Action F Ti i Connecting 4larm Condition aaa Connecting F TA Connected Ti 4 Connected ry Ethernet 2 Disabled Ethernet 1 Connected EF 10 Select the Multilink Point to Point Protocol over DSO Multilink and select Next ae iS F ew Comecon pF New Connection Choose your connection type Point to Point Protocol over DSO Serial Connect to the Internet using a PPP tunnel over HDLC Multilink Point to Point Protocol over DSO Multilink Connect to the Internet using a MLPPP tunnel over HDLC Point to Point Tunneling Protocol P
4. www carrieraccess com Customer Support Direct 800 786 9929 E mail tech support carrieraccess com QUICK START GUIDE In this Guide Unpacking and Inspection a Installation Environment m User Safety a Installation Compliant Installation Ferrite Beads Wall Mounting Rack Mounting Battery Backup a Chassis Overview a Interface Connectors Reset Button a Alarm Status LEDs m Web Based Management Setting up a CLI Connection m Login Key Enabled Software Features Basic Configuration m Web Based Management Restore Factory Defaults Modify Default Admin User Configure WAN Interface for Internet Connectivity Configure the Adit 3500 as a SIP Gateway Ouick Start Guide Unpacking and Inspection Unpacking and Inspection WARNING OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING ELECTROSTATIC DEVICES 1 Inspect containers for damage during shipment Report any damage to the freight carrier for possible insurance claims Compare packing list with office records Report any discrepancies to the office Open shipping containers be careful not to damage contents Inspect contents and report any damage AP e If equipment must be returned for any reason carefully repack equipment in the original shipping container with original packing materials if possible 6 If equipment is to be installed later replace equipment in original shipping container and store in a safe place until ready to install Electrostatic
5. 4 that you selected pg Network Connections Status Action Til Connecting 4larm Condition f TEA Connecting 4larm Condition y Ti 3 Connected Ti4 Connected Ee Ep EE Serial 1 Disconnected d Ethernet 2 Disabled y Ethernet 1 Connected New Connection Adit 3500 Release 1 6 31 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 3 Select the Settings button T1 1 Properties Name Device Name t1 1 Status Connecting 4larm Condition Network WAN Connection Type T1 Transmit Status Yellow Alarm Receive Status Las 5 Configure T1 1 General I Device Name t1 1 Status Connecting Alarm Condition Schedule Availability Always Connection Type Ti Ti Configuration Circuit Identifier Adit 3500 Framing Type ESF Line Coding Binary 8 ero Substitution line coding B825 Mew Loop Code Detection Facilities Data Link Line Build Gut DSX equalization for 0 1 33ft ka none Loopback disabled Idle Pattern Daily Threshold Settings Apply Loopback to DS1 Interface Bursty Errored Seconds Defect Threshhold BES Controlled Slip Seconds Defect Threshold CSS os Degraded Minutes Threshold DM 5 Select OK to apply the new settings and exit this window 6 Select OK again to return to the Network Connections window 32 off YA Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 7 Select click the Seria
6. B Network Connections Status Action Connecting 4larm Condition Connecting 4larm Condition Connected Connected i Disconnected Disabled Connected Mm gi 43 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 44 2 On the IP Telephony tab under Proxy Servers Set Proxy Type to Generic custom BroadSoft or Sylantro Example BroadSoft Select Use SIP Proxy and enter SIP Proxy IP address 3 Select supported Codecs Dialing Parameters Dialing Timeout Phone Number Size Digit Map FS Digit Map Short Timeout 1 10 sec Long Timeout 4 60 sec Gateway IP Address Gateway IP Address oIP Signaling Protocol Audio RTP Base Port Send DTMF Gut Of Band SIP Transport Protocol SIP Port Proxy Servers Proxy Type I o i w ee Gp Voice Over IP Seconds ji JI Digits Disabled a Seconds Seconds D D D La IP 5000 om aa ai 7 lt O60 BroadSott 11 1 Info Mode CL Route Direct Phone Entries in Phonebook Through Proxy Enabled Disable 7 Use SIP Proxy Port Use SIP Outbound Proxy Port Codecs Supported Codecs M S 711 64kbps u Law v G 711 64kbps 4 Law G 7294 kbps Te TTT La Select Apply to save the new settings 4 Select the Advanced button 192 168 100 100 jeg 0 0 0 O60 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 5 Modify any advanced VolP settings as needed and select Apply Quick Start Gui
7. Microsoft CHAP MS CHAP Support Microsoft CHAP Version 2 MS CHAP v2 PPP Encryption Require Encryption Disconnect If Server Declines Support Encryption 40 Bit Keys Support Maximum Strength Encryption 128 Bit Keys a Seconds 3 Seconds D wo a a Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Multiple T1s Multilink Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration To configure Multiple T1s utilizing Multilink PPP 1 Select Network Connections from the Navigation bar 2 Select click a T1 Interface from T1 1 T1 4 to configure 95 Network Connections Status Action Connecting 4larm Condition Connecting 4larm Condition Connected Connected 2 Serial 1 F Ethernet 2 F Ethernet 1 New Connection Disconnected Disabled Connected Gunn TTT 3 Select the Settings button Mame Device Name Status Network Connection Type Transmit Status Receive Status TTS TORT TTS T Adit 3500 Release 1 6 5 T1 1 Properties ti 1 Connecting 4larm Condition WAM T1 Yellow Alarm 35 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 36 4 Set the proper Framing Type and Line Coding 5 Configure T1 1 General Device Name status Schedule Availability Connection Type T1 Configuration Circuit Identifier Framing Type Line Coding Loop Code Detection Facilities Data Link Line Build Gut Apply Loopback to DS1 Interface Idle Pattern
8. PPP Encryption Require Encryption Disconnect If Server Declines Support Encryption 40 Bit Keys Support Maximum Strength Encryption 128 Bit Keys Internet Protocol DNS Static Entries mlink 1 Connected 2 links Always WAN MLFFFoTi 1500 113 Ti4 Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically YA 19 Select OK to apply the new settings and exit this window 20 Select OK again to return to the Network Connections window 40 Mew Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ethernet WAN To configure the WAN utilizing Ethernet feed 1 Select Network Connections from the Navigation bar 2 Select click the delete icon associated with the Serial 1 connection Select OK to confirm the deletion of this connection Metwork Connections Security Voice Ouer IF Advanced System Monitoring Tii T1 2 T1 3 T14 Ethernet 2 y Ethernet 1 New Connection a9 Network Connections Status Connecting 4larm Condition Connecting 4larm Condition Connected Connected Disconnected Disabled Connected Gum Gua 3 Select click the Ethernet 2 WAN Ethernet connection to configure Adit 3500 Release 1 6 T12 f T13 T14 1 Ethernet 2 Ethernet 1 New Connection a9 Network Connections Status Connecting 4larm Condition Connecting Connected Connected Disabled Connected Quick Start Guide Basic Configuration Action nd gd ga
9. T T m JI Disabled we Strip Prefix Quick Start Guide Basic Configuration 49 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 21 Enter the phone number range for numbers to be routed to the trunk interface for incoming SIP calls on the Call Destination window Use Strip and Prefix entries to translate the incoming destination number from SIP to the destination number to be sent to the PRI CAS interface Ey Call Destination Destination by at Prefix Wildcard Definition 7 Position dependant wildcard can be replaced with any single digit General wildcard can be replaced with multiple digits Digits entered after will be ignored i i l 22 Select OK to save and ezit this window Note this information will display at the bottom of the Trunk Settings window Digit Map Per Trunk Digit Map Disabled w Destination Strip Prefix Action 23 Select OK again to return to the Voice Over IP window 50 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 24 Select the Trunk Monitoring tab to view the status of any calls on the PRI PRIS IRISISISISIS IRIS IRIS ISIS IRIS RS 11188 DS1 2 Voice Over IP LapdStatus Inactive Sabme Frmr oO TotalIncomingCalls CompletedIncomingCalls TotalOutgoingCalls CompletedOutgoingCalls Channel Tee Tae Ties Ti 2_4 Teas Ti 2 6 Te Ti 2_6 Ti 2_9 THA AE Tier TEAS Ti 2_13 Ti 2_14 Ti 2_15 Ti 2_16 Tie T
10. 0 DS1 NETWORK INTERFACE PORTS ARE CERTIFIED WITH ACTA INDUSTRY CANADA AND UL FOR DIRECT CONNECTION TO PUBLIC DIGITAL NETWORKS TO PREVENT EQUIPMENT DAMAGE FROM LIGHTNING SURGES AC INDUCTION OR POWER LINE CONTACT UTILIZE LISTED PRIMARY PROTECTORS AT THE BUILDING ENTRANCE WITH MINIMUM 4 OHM CURRENT LIMITING AND MAXIMUM 600V IMPULSE BREAKDOWN AT 1000V USEC THE ADIT 3500 DS1 PORTS COME EQUIPPED WITH SECONDARY OVERVOLTAGE AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTION THE INSTALLATION IS REQUIRED TO MEET LOCAL OR NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODES FOR COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS WARNING THE Abit 3500 FXS INTERFACE PORTS ARE INTENDED TO SERVE INDOOR COMMUNICATION CONDUCTORS ONLY OVERVOLTAGE AND OVERCURRENT PROTECTION IS PROVIDED TO PREVENT EQUIPMENT DAMAGE FROM LIGHTNING SURGES OR AC POWER LINE CONTACT INSIDE BUILDINGS THE FXS PORTS ARE NOT SUITABLE FOR CONNECTION TO EXPOSED OUTDOOR COMMUNICATION CONDUCTORS 6 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Installation Compliant Installation Adit 3500 fs ya DS1 E1 2 NOTE It is important the DS1 E1 Network Interface Cables are secured separately from the power and Signal Cables Inspect the unit 2 Mount the unit e Wall mounting installation see Wall Mounting on page 9 e Wall mounting with Battery Backup Unit see Battery Backup on page 12 eo Rack mounting installation see Rack Mounting on page 10 3 Ground the unit WARNING THE Apit 3500 Is REQUIRED TO BE PERMANENTLY GROUNDED FOR THE PROTECTION O
11. 4 CarrierAccess Adit 3500 QUICK START GUIDE ha e a m T j 3 ee i P W F i iMa ya r ES Carrie A _ fy zA f Minor g CCess ga A 1e 1 10 4 Base T gt Adit 3509 led 2 Analo Part Number 002 0250 0010 Product Release 1 6 September 2007 Copyright 2007 Carrier Access Corporation All rights reserved The information presented in this manual is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Carrier Access Corporation The hardware and software described herein are furnished under a license or non disclosure agreement The hardware software and manual may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of this agreement It is against the law to reproduce transmit transcribe store in a retrieval system or translate into any medium electronic mechanical magnetic optical chemical manual or otherwise any part of this manual or software supplied with the Adit 3500 for any purpose other than the purchaser s personal use without the express written permission of Carrier Access Corporation The Carrier Access Logo and Adit are registered trademarks of Carrier Access Corporation All other brand or product names are trademarks or registration trademarks of their respective companies or organizations Contact Information Carrier Access Corporation 5395 Pearl Parkway Boulder CO 80301 2490 Corporate Phone 303 442 5455 Fax 303 443 5908
12. 500 Battery Backup is designed specifically for the Adit 3500 The battery backup unit is a single 12V sealed lead acid battery in a metal enclosure designed for wall mounting Installation There are two possible configurations to wall mount the Adit 3500 and the Battery Backup NOTE It is recommended that the BBU be mounted to a wooden backboard using 4 6 screws or to drywall using 4 6 screws with anchors These screws are not provided 1 Battery Backup attached to wall with Adit 3500 mounted on the Battery Backup 2 Adit 3500 and Battery Backup attached to wall Opti 1 pa Adit 3500 Option 2 view from side Bs H i D A E Wall OOSE JPY Battery Backup I2 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Installation 1 Adit 3500 mounted on top of the Battery Backup This method will use a minimal amount of wall space Note This installation will require a minimum wall space of space of 9 H x 14 W x 5 D 1 Mount the Battery Backup to the wall with 4 6 x 1 coarse thread screws Note Screws are not provided G 4 e Mark the location for the top 2 screws using BBU mounting keyhole as a guide e Screw these 2 screws into the wall at marked locations Note do not screw tight to the wall leave 1 4 to allow BBU mounting keyholes to slip over screw head e Attach the BBU by slipping the screw heads through the keyhole slots of the BBU and let unit drop slightly to
13. 6 9929 8 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Installation Wall Mounting Before beginning the mounting process verify that the installation area is a stable environment clean and free from extremes of temperature shock vibration and EMI See Installation Environment on page 5 Mounting Bracket _ _ _ oe Back of unit _ Front of unit T 3 3 A 3 J Leave adequate space at the front back for access to connectors The Adit 3000 is delivered with mounting brackets that can easily be attached for quick and easy wall mounting as shown in the illustration above To install the unit to the wall 1 Attach the wall mount brackets to the Adit 3000 with wall attachment flange pointing away from the unit as shown above Attach with 4 screws provided 2 for each bracket 2 Mount the unit to the wall using appropriate mounting screws not included Note it is acceptable to mount on drywall with suitable anchor type mounting screws NOTE The Adit 3000 must be mounted with the brackets on the top and bottom as shown above Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Installation Rack Mounting This is an Optional Feature NOTE Rack mounting kits are available for both 19 and 23 inchracks 1 Rack Unit RU of spacing is required above the Adit 3000 in the Rack Mount Unit To rack mount the Adit 3000 follow the instructions below 1 Attach bracket ears to Rack Mounting Tr
14. Discharge ESD Precautions ESD can damage processors circuit cards and other electronic components Always observe the following precautions before installing a system component 1 Do not remove a component from its protective packaging until ready to install it 2 Wear a wrist grounding strap and attach it to a metal part of the system unit before handling components If a wrist strap is not available maintain contact with the system unit throughout any procedure requiring ESD protection WARNING INTEGRATED CIRCUITS ICS ARE EXTREMELY SUSCEPTIBLE TO ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE UNLESS YOU ARE A QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIAN WHO USES TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES THAT CONFORM TO ACCEPTED INDUSTRY PRACTICES DO NOT HANDLE ICs The ESD warning label appears on packages and storage bags that contain static sensitive products and components 4 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Installation Environment Installation Environment The environment in which you are installing the Adit 3000 must meet the following conditions Operating temperature range 32 to 104 F 0 to 40 C Storage temperature range 40 to 158 F 40 to 70 C Maximum operating altitude 10 000 ft 3 048 m Maximum non operating altitude 40 000 ft 12 192 m Relative humidity non condensing range 0 to 95 WARNING THE Apit 3000 Is DESIGNED FOR WALL AND RACK MOUNTING ONLY IT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR DESKTOP USE User Safety CAUTION WHEN US
15. E For Adit 3500 CLI commands see the Adit 3000 CLI Reference Manual This is a separate document and can be found on the CD that is provided with the product or on the Carrier Access customer website To connect with CLI set up the connection e Ifconnecting via the Ethernet 100Base TX connection use a Telnet TCP IP program to access the CLI This requires an IP address of the unit Note to display the current IP address of the unit use the ifconfig command e If connecting via RS 232 the port settings should be set to Bits per second 115200 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow control None Set your Terminal Emulation to VT100 NOTE When using Tera Term Telnet program TCP IP CLI commands will not be recognized until the following setup is completed eo In Tera Term go to Setup Terminal x Set the New line Transmit value CR LF y ZE ia Receive cr cr Transmit Term size win size Cancel Auto window resize a a Help Terminal ID vT100 1 Local echo Answerback M Auto switch VT lt gt TEK 24 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Log in Ouick Start Guide Login After successful connection via telnet or HyperTerm the user must login Default Logins are Login admin Password admin123 After successful login the prompt will be displayed as follows Adit 3500 gt NOTE It is recommended that you change your password from the default Key Enabled Sof
16. F USERS AND SERVICE PERSONNEL REFER TO Grounding the Unit ON PAGE 3 FOR DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS Connect DS1 T1 and Ethernet connections as needed 5 Connect RS 232 connector and connect via HyperTerm on your PC Note With this running before power is enabled you can monitor the boot process 6 Attach PBX and phone line cables 7 Connect Power to the unit 8 Monitor the boot process on your PC when complete the status light should be green 9 For any software enabled features enter the key command See the key command in the Adit 3000 CLI Reference Manual for detailed information 10 To verify use the show version command 11 To provision the unit See Web Based Management on page 23 for detailed instructions Adit 3500 Release 1 6 7 Ouick Start Guide Installation Ferrite Beads The following ferrite bead is required on the Adit 3500 configurations that do not have the FXS 4 channel option The ferrite bead will enable the Adit to be compliant with EMI standards FCC Part 15 and ICES 003 Class A Ferrite beads shipped with Adit chassis Ferrite Provided Part Number Intended For 1 large P N 010 0051 Power cable which requires a loop through the bead see drawing Back of Adit 3500 Ferrite Loop Bead through Ferrite gt Bead 12V Power Cord For additional information on Ferrite beads and their installation on the Adit 3500 please contact Carrier Access Customer Support at 800 78
17. ING YOUR TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SHOULD ALWAYS BE FOLLOWED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK AND INJURY TO PERSONS INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING Do not use this product near water for example near a bathtub washbowl kitchen sink or laundry tub in a wet basement or near a swimming pool Avoid using a telephone other than a cordless type during an electrical storm There may be a remote risk of electric shock from lightning Do not use the telephone to report a gas leak in the vicinity of the leak Use only the power cord and batteries indicated in this manual Do not dispose of batteries in a fire They may explode Check with local codes for possible special disposal instructions Refer to the installation section of this manual for a safe and proper installation procedure All wiring external to this equipment should follow the current provision of the National Electrical Code Adit 3500 Release 1 6 5 Ouick Start Guide Installation Installation The following are instructions for a compliant installation of the Adit 3500 Please note the following warnings before installing the unit For wall and rack mount instructions use the links listed below to the appropriate section e Wall Mounting e Rack Mounting e Battery Backup WARNING OBSERVE PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING ELECTROSTATIC DEVICES SEE Electrostatic Discharge ESD Precautions ON PAGE 4 FOR DETAILED INFORMATION WARNING THE Abit 350
18. PTP Enable secure transfer of data to another location over the Internet Point to Point Tunneling Protocol Server PPTP Server Enable Virtual Private Network VPN connections to your home network from other locations D Layer Two Tunneling Protocol L2TP Enable secure transfer of data to another location over the Internet Internet Protocol Security IPSec Enable secure transfer of data to another location over the Internet using private and public keys for encryption and digital certificates for authentication Adit 3500 Release 1 6 37 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 11 Enter User Name and Password 12 Select the T1s for this Multilink and the channel ranges 13 Select Next ae Multi Link Point to Point Protocol over DSO Multilink Configure your Multilink connection properties Login User Name case sensitive user Login Password Connection Channel Start Channel End FA ATI Channel Start 1 miti 3 Channel End Channel Start 1 Channel End 14 A summary of the Multilink connection will be displayed If correct select Finish ae a a ee Be Connection Summary You have successfully completed the steps needed to create the following connection MLPPP tunnel over HOLE protocol User Name userl Connection T1 3 1 12 Connection T1 4 1 12 Press Finish to create the connection 38 Adit 3500 Release 1 6
19. allow screwheads to enter top of the keyhole e Screw bottom 2 screws into mounting ii holes at the bottom of the unit e Tighten all screws to the wall 2 Attach Adit 3500 Wall Mounting Brackets to the BBU Note Brackets are provided with the Adit 3500 unit Each bracket is attached to the outer facing side of the BBU Note the bracket orientation in the graphic 3 Insert Adit 3500 Power cord through the holder on the right This supports the weight of the adapter portion of the power cord e The connector to the wall runs out the bottom while the connector to the Adit 3500 will run out of the top Adit 3500 Release 1 6 13 Ouick Start Guide Installation 4 Attach Adit 3500 to the assembled BBU and brackets Each bracket attaches to the side of the Adit 3500 Note the orientation of the Adit in the graphic 5 Attach power cords e Connect cord from BBU to the Adit 3500 2 pin connector eo Connect 12V power cord to Adit 3500 14 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Installation 2 Adit 3500 and Battery Backup mounted to the wall This method requires a more wall space Note This installation will require a minimum of wall space of 17 H x 14 W x 2 5 D Adit 3500 RACK Front Battery Cable i Holds AC Adapter portion of power cord Battery Backup 1 Mount the Battery Backup to the wall with 4 6 screws by eo Mark the location of the left s
20. are Release 1 4 SOA4 1 MSP 82530 60 channels Image File Name TGW v5 05 axf API Version E N Source IP Addr 192 108 111 Voice Slot 1 FXS Card Present Rev 3 00 Vendor Carrier Access CLEI Code IPMHKOOLRA Product Features SIP enabled G729A enabled Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Basic Configuration Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration The following configuration is divided into logical sections where each section configures an additional function The first must be configured before the second and so forth however you may stop at any section and not add the following feature NOTE The order in which commands are entered can affect the successful provisioning of the Adit 3500 e Setup Adit 3500 for access via Web Browser e Restore Factory Defaults e Modify Default Admin User e Configure WAN Interface for Internet Connectivity e Configure the Adit 3500 as a SIP Gateway Setup Adit 3500 for access via Web Browser The following steps will configure the Adit 3500 to allow access to the Web Browser for configuration through the LAN 1 or WAN 2 10 100Base T Ethernet connections Note for LAN access no additional configuration is required to access the Adit using the web browser To configure the WAN access 1 Connect to the CLI via the DB 9 RS 232 See Setting up a CLI Connection on page 24 2 Enable the remote admin WAN access with the following command sequence Command Username admin Passwor
21. ay using four 10 32 x 1 4 screws on each side The Mounting Ears can be used for both a 19 or 23 inch rack The drawing below shows a top view of the 2 versions E a ZN i g oll J a z nil Rack Mounting Tray Mounting Ear Rack Mount Tray 23 in rack Screws screws Mounting Ear Front Mounting Ear 19 in rack Rack Mount Tray screws screws Mounting Ear Front Mounting Ear 2 Attach the Rack Mounting Tray assembly with mounting ears attached to rack using four 10 32 x 1 4 screws two on each mounting ear 3 Remove wall mount and screws 1f attached from Adit 3500 unit Note Adit 3500 and wall mounting bracket are not assembled from the factory 10 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Installation 4 Place the Adit 3000 on the Tray Slide and attach with the 4 screws removed in step 2 screws Ds Tray Slide 5 Slide the assembled piece Adit 3000 and Tray Slide onto the installed Rack Mounting Tray 6 Secure the Tray Slide to the Rack Mounting Tray with the attached screws on the Tray Slide NOTE The mounting brackets are designed to not allow units to be mounted closer than recommended Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Il Ouick Start Guide Installation Battery Backup This is an Optional Feature The Adit 3
22. d xxxkx Adit 3500 gt enable Password xxkxkx configure terminal config remote admin web primary port enable Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Description Log into the system username and password Enter the Privileged mode Enter password for the Privileged mode Enter the Configuration mode Enable remote web admin 27 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration Restore Factory Defaults If the unit is not out of the box you may want to verify that the unit is set to defaults Note this will reset the IP address back to the default setting of 192 168 1 1 In the web browser Select Advanced from the Navigation bar e Select Restore Defaults il Advanced a ji y ON IP Address mane ts ee Dynamic DNS Bilha Network Objects Routing Quick Setup DNS Static Entries NAT FW ARP Users RADIUS Client Certificates Connections E d v B BB l de From a Date and Time Si Configuration Computer nner zf 3 i Simple Network iis oe Management System Settings Diagnostics A zi ee Restore Defaults Protocol S Technical VLAN Information Configuration Network Connections Security Voice Ower IP Advanced System Monitoring it Restore Defaults A Attention The following items will be set to default User Defined Settings Network Connections All connected DHCP clients will need to request new IP addresses Also Adit 3500 will have to reboot Are y
23. de Basic Configuration Advanced VoIP Configuration SIP Interop Calling Feature Mode Privacy Mode Enable PRACK SIP Early Media Early Media SIP Session Timer Mode Refresher Timeout IP Packet Priority SIP TOS RTP TOS FXS Signaling Calling Party Disconnect CPD Duration Features Sylantro Centralized Conferencing Registration Number of Registrations Per Minute 1 300 0 disabled Registration Expires Timeout 30 86400 sec Registation Window Size 1 304 Retry Timeout SIP T1 200 5000 ms Tries Per Cycle 1 10 Failed Registration Timer 30 86400 sec T 38 Fax Relay T 38 Signaling T 38 Error Correction Scheme T 38 Redundancy Ls Redundancy 0 8 Hs Redundancy 0 3 Local v None 17 Enabled Auto w Disabled UAC 17 Enabled NSE prefered Redundancy 6 Select OK to exit window Adit 3500 Release 1 6 45 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 7 Ifusing the FXS ports select the Phone Settings tab 8 Select the Action icon on line 1 to edit Voice Over IP User ID Description oo00000001 oooo000002 ooo0000003 oooooo0004 46 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 9 Enter the Phone Number in the User ID field 10 Enter Authentication information as needed 11 Select OK to apply and ezit this window 12 Select OK to acknowledge that with these changes active calls will be dr
24. ft Port Female DB 9 The RS 232 craft port connector female is for connection to an external PC or Hayes compatible modem for local or remote configuration management and performance monitoring using the Adit 3500 Command Line Interface CLI The RS 232 craft port connects via a female DB 9 connector on the Adit 3500 The pinouts are as follows Pin Direction Description Outbound Carrier Detect Outbound Receive Data Inbound Transmit Data Inbound Data Terminal Ready N A Signal Ground Outbound Data Set Ready Inbound Request to Send Outbound Clear to Send N C Not connected OO WI 9I DI NY AJ WY NI Re RJ 11 Connector There are four RJ 11 female connectors for the FXS ports The pinouts are as follows Pin Name Description 6 J 1 2 Not connected 5 6 Not connected Reset Button The system can be reset by pressing the reset button located on the front panel Adit 3500 Release 1 6 21 Ouick Start Guide Alarm Status LEDs Alarm Status LEDS LED State Description Critical Off No critical alarms present Red Critical alarms present Critical alarms include user configured manor environmental inputs Major Off No major alarms present Red Major alarm present Major alarms include user configured manor environmental inputs DS1 short DS1 open DS1 facility alarm DSI RAI DS1 AIS DS1 LOF DS1 LOS WAN fault Ethernet fault and dead card alarms Minor Off No minor alarms present Red Minor alarm
25. g a 4 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 4 Select the Enable button to configure the WAN Ethernet up or in service 5 Select the Settings button g Ethernet 2 Properties eo Name Ethernet 2 Device Name eth 2 Status Disabled Network WAM Connection Type Ethernet MAC Address O0 e0 97 ff ffi fd IP Address DHCP Unassigned IF Address Distribution Disabled 6 Set Network type to WAN 7 Set Internet Protocol option method of IP address assignment ses Configure Ethernet 2 I General Device Name eth 2 Status Disabled E gu LPa 1 Schedule Availability Connection Type Ethernet MTU 1500 Speed Duplex Internet Protocol w Mo Override Subnet Mask i i DHCP Option Suto Provision DNS Static Entries IP Address Distribution Routing Routing Mode SIP ALG Device Metric 8 Select OK to apply the new settings and exit this window 9 Select OK again to return to the Network Connections window 42 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration Configure the Adit 3500 as a SIP Gateway 1 Select Voice Over IP from the Navigation bar Aditi chy D0 tii T12 Quick Setup Hetwork Connections J TES Ti 4 Security Serial 1 f Ethernet 2 Woice Quer IP 1 Ethernet 1 New Connection Advanced System Monitoring Logout A CarrierAccess Adit 3500 Release 1 6 ss
26. i 2_18 Ti 219 TL2 en Ti 2_21 Ti 2_22 Ti 2 23 Channel Status inactive Inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive inactive Inactive Inactive 0 RTP RE TKEf Lost Packets Jitter ms Overflow Adit 3500 Release 1 6 51 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 52 Adit 3500 Release 1 6
27. ide 2 screws using the BBU mounting keyhole as a guide Note this installation of the BBU is oriented with the mounting keyholes to the left side e Screw these 2 screws into the wall at marked locations Note do not screw tight to the wall leave 1 4 to allow BBU mounting keyholes to slip over screw head e Attach the BBU by slipping the screw heads through the keyhole slots at the left of the BBU and slide unit to the right to allow screwheads to enter the narrow end of the keyhole e Screw the second set of 2 screws into mounting holes on the right of the unit e Tighten all screws to the wall 2 Insert Adit 3500 Power cord through the holder on the top of the BBU This supports the weight of the adapter portion of the power cord 3 Attach Adit 3500 to the wall following the instructions Wall Mounting on page 9 Attaching the Adit 3500 to the wall above the BBU Note there is a distance limit between the Adit and the BBU note the length of the battery cable to the Adit 4 Attach power cords e Connect cord from BBU to the Adit 3500 2 pin connector Connect 12V power cord to Adit 3500 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 JI Ouick Start Guide Chassis Overview Adit 3500 Battery Backup Power Connector The following cable is hard wired to the Adit 3500 Battery Backup and connects the Adit 3500 Pinout Wire Definition Red 12V Black 12V Chassis Overview The following illustrations show all connectors on the Ad
28. in primary port enable 2 Type the Adit 3500 s IP address or name in the address bar Example http 192 168 1 1 eo Default IP address is http 192 168 1 1 Note to display the current IP address of the systems use the following CLI command show interface ethernet 1 LAN show interface ethernet 2 Eth WAN 3 Login to the unit Enter User Name and Password Note these setting should be changed from the default settings after the initial login eo Default user name is admin Default password is admin 123 NOTE After a few minutes of inactivity the session will automatically timeout and the operator will be required to log in to continue the session WARNING IF YOUR USER NAME AND PASSWORD ARE SET TO THE DEFAULT SETTING IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU MODIFY THEM FOR SECURITY PURPOSES Adit 3500 Release 1 6 23 Ouick Start Guide Setting up a CLI Connection Setting up a CLI Connection A CLI connection will require the LAN or WAN IP address of the unit Note If the WAN IP address is used the remote admin WAN access must be enabled with the following command sequence Command Description Username admin Log into the system username and password Password x xxxx Adit 3500 gt enable Enter the Privileged mode Password Enter password for the Privileged mode configure terminal Enter the Configuration mode config remote admin web primary Enable remote web admin port enable NOT
29. ional users on the system Note For security purposes the password should be changed from the default setting po User Settings General Full Name Administrator User Name case sensitive admin New Password Retype New Password Administrator Privileges D Operator Privileges Monitor Privileges Remote Access by PPTP Permissions E Mail Configure Mail Server Address System Notify Level Security Notify Level O You will be required to login again if you have modified the User Profile that you are logged in with 1 Db Attention User admin is currently logged in Applying Logged In User changes will require him to re login Press OK to confirm ea aX Cancel a 30 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration Configure WAN Interface for Internet Connectivity There are options to this WAN configuration This is the connection to the end user s internet provider It can be the following e Single T1 PPP e Multiple T1s Multilink e Ethernet WAN Single T1 PPP To configure a single T1 utilizing PPP 1 Select Network Connections from the Navigation bar 2 Select click a T1 Interface from T1 1 T1 4 to configure T1 1 is recommended Note Using T1 1 and the preconfigured Serial 1 makes this configuration very simple If you use T1 2 T1 4 you will need to delete the preconfigured Serial 1 and make a New Connection Serial 1 based on the T1 2 T1
30. it 3500 Front Alarm Status Terese Bei Nt iH i za TM Ka ne IL Major Wa We LIL J Status Reset 1 DSI El 2 1 10 100Base T 2 1 2 Analog 3 4 4 DS1 E1 Reset 4 Analog FXS connectors E1 Future 2 10 100Base T Back RS 232 Ground Patery Management Power Port 16 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Interface Connectors Interface Connectors The following are the Adit 3500 interface connectors Note The following is dependant upon how the system hardware is configured Systems can be ordered with without FXS and can have from 1 4 DS1 ports Front of Adit 4 DS1 Ports used for DS1 WAN and or PRI CAS trunks RJ 45C connector 1 Tl based WAN uses 1 or 2 DS1 ports 1 PRI CAS group uses 1 or 2 DS1 ports 1 10 100Base TX WAN port RJ 45 connector 1 10 100Base TX LAN port RJ 45 connector 4 FXS RJ 11 connector Back of Adit RS 232 craft port connector for local management Power input connector Battery input connector Ground connector Grounding the Unit WARNING THE Apit 3500 Is REQUIRED TO BE PERMANENTLY GROUNDED FOR THE PROTECTION OF USERS AND SERVICE PERSONNEL Chassis ground is located on the back of the unit To ground the unit l Connect a minimum 14 AWG ground wire with a 8 ring tongue terminal not included to the chassis ground on the Chassis back of the unit Secure with the 8 32 Ground screw and lock washer provided Co
31. l 1 connection pS Network Connections Status Connecting Alarm Condition f TEA Connecting Alarm Condition Tea Connected y TEA Connected Serial 1 Disconnected Ethernet 2 Disabled Ethernet 1 Connected New Connection 8 Select the Settings button ee et 5 Serial 1 Properties Name Device Name ser 1 Status Disconnected Network WAN Underlying Device Til Connection Type PPPoTL IP Address Subnet Mask 255 255 255 255 User Mame Channel Start Channel End Received Packets Sent Packets Adit 3500 Release 1 6 33 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 9 Set the following on the Configure Serial 1 window Network Type to WAN this is the default setting PPP Authentication to your required preferences 10 Select OK to apply the new settings and exit this window 11 Select OK again to return to the Network Connections window 34 5 Configure Serial 1 General Device Name Status Schedule Availability Network Connection Type MTU Underlying Device PPP ser 1 Disconnected Always WAN PPPoTi Automatic ka 1500 EA F On Demand twill attempt to connect only when packets are sent Time Between Reconnect Attempts Restart Timer Seconds PPP Authentication Login User Name case sensitive Login Password Support Unencrypted Password PAP Support Challenge Handshake Authentication CHAP C Support
32. nnect the opposite end of the ground wire to a suitable earth grounding point such as a building grounding electrode metal water pipe or metal building structure that is in compliance with article 250 of NEC Adit 3500 Release 1 6 17 Ouick Start Guide Interface Connectors 12 VAC Power Connection The Adit 3500 is powered by a 12 VAC Power Converter which provides 12 VDC to the unit Item Input Rate input voltage Vibration input voltage range Frequency Rated Frequency Vibration Input rated current Leakage current Efficiency Output Output voltage Output max current Output min current Line regulation Load regulation Short circuit protection Battery Connection The Battery connector on the Adit 3500 is a 2 pin connector provided specifically for the Battery Backup option See Battery Backup on page 10 for additional information 16 Specification AC100V 240V AC90V 255V 50 60 Hz 47 63Hz 15A max at 115VAC cool start 30A max at 230VAC cool start 0 25mA 70 Min 13 5VDC 2 2A 150mA V out 9VDC 13 VDC OA V out 14VDC 1 5 Output shut down auto restart Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Interface Connectors DS1 E1 Connection Ports 1 g Each DS1 E1 connection port is equipped with a standard RJ 48C female on the Adit 3500 unit Note E1 will be available in a future release The pinouts are as follows DS1 E1 RJ 48C The pinou
33. opped 13 Repeat this step for each FXS Line Identification Begin Line Number End Line Number User ID Description Packet Processing Codec Prefi Codec Pret2 Codec Pref3 Fax Mode Modem SuperG3 Fax Mode Silence Suppression Jitter Buffer Yoice Processing Transmit Gain t 12 though 6 Receive Gain 12 through 6 Impedance Echo Cancellation Signaling Protocal Calling Party Disconnect CPD Calling Features Call Waiting Call Waiting Caller ID Block Gutgoing Caller ID Authentication Authentication Authentication User ID Authentication Password Logging Per Line Lagging Notes Not affected when line ranges used Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Line Settings DONDOO Line 1 G 11u GA 4 G 7294 w None Hone awa I Enabled Static USA 900 Ohms 2 16uF Enabled LoopStart Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled Enabled DONDOO Enabled User ID Description 4uthen User ID and 4uthen Password 47 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration 14 The current User ID of the FXS lines will display E Voice Over IP User ID Description Action 3035551212 3035551213 3035551214 3035551215 15 Select the Line Monitoring tab This window displays the SIP status of the FXS ports Note When a telephone port is successfully registered the Registration Status column displays Registered in green
34. ou sure you want to restore Adit 3500 manufacturer defaults 28 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration Modify Default Admin User For security purposes it is recommended that the Administrator User be changed from the default settings Modify the Administrator User in the web browser Select Advanced from the Navigation bar e Select Users icon i Advanced Quick Setup ae oe P za DNS Static enti IP Address poi ae i aie Dynamic DNS Bishihubaa Network Objects Network Connections NAT FW Ri RADIUS Client Certificates Connections e3 Security de From a Woice Ower IP Date and Time Configuration Computer Advanced _ cy elite Simple Network Management System Settings Diag nostics Protocol 4 Restore Defaults Remote Administration System Monitoring ch 9 sp Restart Technical VLAN Information Configuration Logout Q eo Select Administrator to open the profile Users Full Name User Name Permissions Action Administrator Privileges ite Operator Privileges Administrator admin Mantan Pre eges Remote Access by PPTP New User E ETE Adit 3500 Release 1 6 29 Ouick Start Guide Basic Configuration Modify the User information and select OK to save It is important to note that you need to have a minimum of one user with Administrative Privileges For users with other access levels use the New User to add addit
35. s present Minor alarms include user configured manor environmental inputs DS1 excessive line code violations Status Off No power to system Green Application running no detected system problems Green Flashing Power On Self Test POST successful System booted Loading Application Green Y ellow Flashing alternate colors Application Self Test in Process Yellow Yellow while booting If this stays a steady yellow the Power On Self Test POST failed Yellow Flashing Power On Self Test POST In Process Red System Failure 22 Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Web Based Management Web Based Management The web based management interface allows you to control various system parameters The interface is accessed through a web browser To access the management console NOTE The following assumes that you have connected the PC to the LAN port of the Adit 3500 1 Launch a web browser on your PC in the LAN to which the Adit 3500 s LAN port is connected Note If connection to the 3500 is to be through an Ethernet or Tl WAN the remote admin WAN access must be enabled with the following command sequence Command Description Username admin Log into the system username and password Password x xxxx Adit 3500 gt enable Enter the Privileged mode Password Enter password for the Privileged mode configure terminal Enter the Configuration mode config remote admin web Enable remote web adm
36. ts are as follows Pin Name Description 1 Receive from DS1 network 2 Receive from DS1 network 3 N C Not connected 4 To DS1 network 5 To DS1 network 6 8 N C Not connected The LEDs are as follows left LED only State Off Green Red Yellow Flashing Green Flashing Yellow Flashing Red Slow Flashing Red Fast Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Description Off line Normal Loss of Signal LOS Bipolar Violation BPV Loopback active Yellow Alarm Remote Alarm Indication Loss of Frame LOF or Alarm Indication Signal AIS Self test Failure 19 Ouick Start Guide Interface Connectors 10 100Base TX Ethernet 1 g The 10 100Base TX Ethernet female ports provide connectivity for Router WAN l and or LAN ports and for management connection via Telnet and or SNMP to a Network Management System Ethernet RJ 45 The pinouts are as follows Note This is a hub pinout you will need a straight cable to connect to a PC Pin Name Description 1 Receive from network 2 Receive from network 3 Transmit to network 4 5 N C Not connected 6 Transmit to network 7 8 N C Not connected The LEDs are as follows LED State Description Left LED The left LED shall show Link Status Cink Traffic on Link Collision status Right LED The right LED shall indicate Link Speed Off 10 Mbit sec down or not connected 20 Green 100 Mbit sec Adit 3500 Release 1 6 Ouick Start Guide Reset Button RS 232 Cra
37. tware Features The Adit 3500 has additional features that are not provided on the base system These features can be purchased with the product or added later as needed These features are enabled via a Software Key example G 729 The number of keyed features may expand with the development of the product therefore to see a list of current keyed features or to purchase a key contact Carrier Access Customer Service or Sales To enter a software key use the following CLI command Syntax config key key code Example config key cxusdfutkj3diosn412C NOTE Keys may only be entered through the CLI not through the GUI The Key Enabled Software Features are displayed on the Advanced Technical Information window Application Version Compilation Time FPGA Version Slot One Board Version Software Release MSP Image File Name API Version Source IP Address Vendor LET mada Adit 3500 Release 1 6 D Technical Information 1 5 0 24 Thu Jun 14 2007 18 07 22 1 00 FXS Card Present Rev 3 00 5 003 1215 0300 1_45044_1 82530 60 channels TGW_v5_05 axf 2 1 0 192 168 1 1 Carrier Access TOM Omn D A 29 Ouick Start Guide Key Enabled Software Features 26 This information is also displayed with the following CLI command Adit 3500 gt show version Application Version 1 5 0 Compilation Time Thu Jun 14 2007 18 07 22 FPGA Version 1 00 Board Version 5 003 1215 0300 IXP400 Softw

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