Specifications

Section 364-180-202

4.5 Rear Panel Switch Definition

HUB PC (3641-80 only) – This switch is used to switch the pinouts of the LAN (rear panel) interface. If

‘straight’ 10/100 Base-T cabling is used, setting the switch to ‘HUB’ allows direct connection of the LAN

interface to a hub. Setting the switch to ‘PC” allows direct connection of the LAN interface to a PC.

5 OPTIONING

5.1 Hardware Optioning

On the 3641-80, a switch is provided on the rear of the unit to assist in connecting to the Ethernet LAN

port. The switch will provide the ability to provide a ‘straight’ connection for use when connecting to a hub

or a PC. The switch provides the ability to connect directly to a PC or other terminating piece of

equipment without creating a crossover cable. The 3648-80 does not require a switch since its Ethernet

LAN ports are able to detect the cable type and switch the signals appropriately.

5.2 Software Optioning

The unit comes from the factory with default provisioning which can be altered through the management

interfaces. The configuration can be changed locally through the RTR MGMT CLI (Command Line

Interface) or remotely by using a WEB Browser such as Microsoft’s Internet Explorer on the LAN or WAN

network.

The optioning and operation of the router through the RTR MGMT CLI port is explained in the Router

Command Line Interface Manual. The optioning and operation of the router through the Web browser is

explained in the Router Guide and Web Browser Manual.

Default Unit Configurations

The router card stores its operating configuration on the router card. The time slot assignment and

bandwidth configuration is configured and stored on the T1/E1 Controller card.

To assist in optioning the router over the CLI, a library of scripts are provided on the CD that is shipped

with the router.

SETUP PROCEDURE

5.2.1 Insert router card and attach the LAN cable only.

5.2.2 Configure the 360-80 T1/E1 Controller to assign the appropriate number of DS0s to the router

card. The default value is 12 DS0s at 64kb per DS0.

5.2.3 Using a PC, with HyperTerminal emulator and ANSI terminal emulation, connect the serial port of

the PC to the RTR MGMT interface. Under HyperTerminal properties, settings tab and ASCII

setup button, configure a 10 ms or greater delay for both the line delay and the character delay.

Under the properties connection tab, configure the connection for 9600 8-N-1.

5.2.4 Configure the far end router and T1 controller to use the same DS0 assignment.

5.2.5 Type in the command ‘system config restore factory’ and wait for --> prompt to be returned.

5.2.6 Manually type or use the ‘copy’ and ‘paste to host’ feature of the PC to transfer the quick start

configuration commands listed below into HyperTerminal. Remember to modify the IP address

and subnet mask for the application and installation.