Digi SYNC/570i Manuel d'utilisateur

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Digi International, Inc.
11001 Bren Road E.
Minnetonka, MN 55343
(612) 912-3444
Digi International GmbH
Domkloster 1
50667 Köln
Germany
+49 221 920-520
USER’S MANUAL
SYNC/570i-56
Synchronous Switched 56K - Leased Line
CSU/DSU Expansion Board
90000005A
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Digi International, Inc.11001 Bren Road E.Minnetonka, MN 55343(612) 912-3444Digi International GmbHDomkloster 150667 KölnGermany+49 221 920-520USER’S

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The Digi SYNC/570i-56 is a high-performance expansion board for ISA or Micro Channel computers. This two port cardincludes an integrated CSU/ DSU func

Page 4 - Declaration of Conformity

24mA @ -12 VDC ± 5%Operating Temperature: 10-55° CRelative Humidity: 5-90%, noncondensingAltitude: 0 to 12,000 feetCompliance: AT&T Technical Publ

Page 5 - With FCC Standards

After opening the shipping box, check the contents.WARNINGLeave the board in its protective anti-static bag until installation. When installing or rem

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Step 1. Set Up the Main BoardBefore installing the SYNC/570i-56 in an ISA system, you must set the I/O address.NOTEIf you are installing the SYNC/570

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Commonly Used I/O Address SYNC/570i-56 Switch Settings

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Step 2. Set Up DaughterboardThere are two configuration options that you must set properly on the daughterboard: • Interface port set via two bl

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Digi International is a registered trademark of Digi International Inc. The Digi logo is a trademark of Digi International Inc. All otherbrand and pro

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b. Pull the daughterboard from the motherboard. (There is one connector holding the daughterboard. Do not use atwisting motion.)c. Install the jumper

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CSU/DSU Powerup ConfigurationThe DIP switch, that configures the initial powerup of the CSU/DSU, can be changed with the daughterboard connected tothe

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Step 3. Install In ComputerWARNINGTurn off power to your computer and disconnect the power cord. Inserting a board into the system with power applied

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Step 4. Configure the Micro Channel SYNC/570i-56NOTESkip this step if you have an ISA card.Configure the SYNC/570i-56 through your computer’s Micro Ch

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Step 5. Other ISA Card Set-up OptionsThe memory address and interrupt line (IRQ) are software configurable via either your operating system or an inst

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The diagnostics diskette in conjunction with the loopback connector is designed to verify correct installation. Make a copyof this disk and store the

Page 20 - Each jumper set on the

The diagnostics program also tests the ability of the card to generate interrupts by way of internal data loopbacks. Ittests all found ports. For exam

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If the diagnostics are successful, connect the appropriate interface cables. The SYNC/570i-56 provides two ports: • Switched 56K/DDS Telco interfa

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A Note Concerning Radio and Telephone Network InterferenceFCC Part 15 RequirementsThe ISA SYNC/570i-56 has been tested and found to comply with the li

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The cable included in the SYNC/570i-56 EIA-232 package has a DB-25 male connector on the board end, and a DB-25male connector on the peripheral end. T

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The cable included in the SYNC/570i-56 V.35 package has a DB-25 male connector on the board end, and a V.35 maleconnector on the peripheral end. The p

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WARNINGMake sure your computer is turned off before installing or removing boards. When installing or removing boards, always useadequate precautions

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Improper GroundingMake sure that every component in your system is properly grounded. Differences in ground potential between yourcomputer and termina

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If You Must Return a BoardSometimes our boards do have problems and have to be returned for service. In this case, you’ll need to call us for an RMAnu

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Electrical Surge and Power ProtectionLightning, electrical surges, and power fluctuations can damage your equipment and/or data through the power line

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Make sure that you are working in a static-controlled area which includes at least a conductive benchtop mat or chair matthat is electrically connecte

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The following configurations are controlled by AT commands:Mode : Switched / LeasedRate: 56K / 64K Clear ChannelLoopbacks: Local LoopbackRemote Termin

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Declaration of Conformity(in accordance with FCC Dockets 96-208 and 95-19)Manufacturer’s Name: Digi InternationalCorporate Headquarters: 11001 Bre

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&T3 Remote Terminal (RT) S16&T4 * Enable Remote Loopback (RL) S23&T5 Disable Remote Loopback (RL) S23&T6 Remote Loopback S16&T7 Re

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&D DTR controlThis command configures the DTR options.&D or &D0 DTR off: command mode; DTR on: data mode. Answer incoming switched call if

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&T7 Initiates RL/TP -Remote Loopback with a DSU/CSU generated 511 test pattern. At the end of thetest an error count is returned to the DTE follow

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S0 Auto answer Read/WriteS14 Bit mapped Read onlyS16 Bit mapped Read onlyS21 Bit mapped Read onlyS23 Bit mapped Read onlyS27 Bit mapped Read onlyRegis

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Register S16, continued4 RL 0-test disabled &T61-test enabled5 RL/TP 0-test disabled &T71-test enabled6 LL/TP 0-test disabled &T81-test en

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S23 register - Bit mapped registerBit Function Value Related command0 RL enable/disable 0-RL disabled &T51-RL enabled &T41 Loss of Rx S

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These are the messages that the CSU/DSU sends to the DTE in response to an AT command. Whether a numeric responseor a word response is sent is determi

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Use the AT commands to send test patterns through loopback paths in order to test the operation of network components.The TM LED is on during a locall

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50000563-0150000564-01Tested To ComplyWith FCC Standards FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE

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Local Loopback (LL)Data received from the network passes through the line receiver and loops back through the line driver to the network. TheLL is bil

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Remote Loopback (RL)Upon receiving a RL signal from the local CSU/DSU, the remote CSU/DSU enters RT configuration. The local DTE canthen transmit data

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address/interrupt conflicts, 25ADF files, 13, 14AT commands, 11, 33, 43, 45AT responses, 43baud rate (inconsistent), 25cables 3, 21, 22, 23, 30connect

Page 51 - Remote Loopback (RL)

FCC Part 68 RequirementsThis equipment complies with Part 68 of the FCC rules. The FCC registration number for this equipment is located on the PC car

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CanadaThis equipment complies with part CS03 of the Canadian Department of Communication rules. Digi’s SYNC/570i-56 connects directlyto off-premise Co

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1. Introduction....... 1CSU/DSU Features...

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1. Switched 56K - Leased Line CSU/DSU daughterboard.......92. Jumper positions for V.35 and EIA-232.........

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