Telebit NetBlazer STi User manual

Part Number 90453-02
Revision A0
Copyright © 1997 Telebit, Inc.
Printed in U.S.A.
STi and 40i Installation Guide
NetBlazer®
NetBlazer STi
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NetBlazer 40i
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Power Cord
The NetBlazer can be used only with a power cord that meets the rating of the unit, that is,
1.5A/250V. THE POWER CORD MUST BE APPROVED ACCORDING TO THE
STANDARDS OF THE COUNTRY IN WHICH THE UNIT IS USED. Telebit is not
responsible for damages or losses caused by the use of the unit with an underrated,
nonstandard, and unapproved power cord.
FCC Warning
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when this equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates and uses, and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with Telebit, Inc. manuals,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at his/her own expense.
Operation of this equipment is subject to the following conditions:
1. This equipment may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This equipment must accept any interference received, including in-
terference that may cause undesired operation.
SHIELDED CABLES: This product has been tested and found to comply with the FCC
limits for a Class A computing device. The testing was done with the use of shielded cables.
The use of any cable other than the shielded type will certainly mean your system will emit
excess amounts of radio frequency interference thereby increasing the likelihood of
interference. Therefore, in order to comply with the FCC Regulations, it is necessary that
you use good quality cables.
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Canadian Notices
ThisClass A digital apparatus meets all requirementsof the Canadian Interference-Causing
Equipment Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe A a respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le
matériel brouilleur du Canada.
CE Marking Statement
In certain countries, this equipment meets the Low Voltage and EMC Directives of the
European Union. The CE marking is applied to this equipment with regards to those
directives.
EN 55022 Warning
This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio
interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
Warning
The total of all adapter boards installed in this NetBlazer product must not exceed the
power specifications stated in this manual. All additional boards having a direct connection
to the public network must have the mandatory approvals.
With the NetBlazer STi and 40i, indirect connections to the Wide Area Network (WAN)
are established with synchronous, asynchronous, or ISDN plug-in boards. These devices
must comply with the requirements of the country in which they are used. The interface
parts must meet minimum clearance and creepage distances with respect to other internal
parts in order to meet the international and local safety requirements.
Likewise, external devices attached via the plug-in board’s synchronous or asynchronous
ports must comply with the requirements of the country in which they are used.
Caution:
Changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
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To maintain the independent approval of the X.21 board, it is essential that, when other
option boards are introduced that use or generate a hazardous voltage, the minimum
creepages and clearances specified in the table below are maintained. A hazardous voltage
is one that exceeds 42.4V peak a.c. or 60V d.c. If you are in doubt, seek the advice of a
competent engineer.
Clearance (mm) Creepage (mm) Voltage Used or Generated by
Host or Other Boards
2.0 2.4 (3.8) Up to 50 V
rms
or V
dc
2.6 3.0 (4.8) Up to 125 V
rms
or V
dc
4.0 5.0 (8.0) Up to 250 V
rms
or V
dc
4.0 6.4 (10.0) Up to 300 V
rms
or V
dc
For a host or other expansion board fitted in the
host, using or generating voltages greater than
300V (rms or dc), advice from a competent tele-
communications safety engineer must be obtained
before installation of the relevant equipment.
Above 300 V
rms
or V
dc
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How to Use This Manual
This manual is a guide to installing NetBlazer STi and NetBlazer 40i
hardware. It is intended to be used by network administrators and/or service
personnel responsible for hardware installation.
This manual consists of the following chapters and appendices:
•
Chapter 1, Introduction, provides an overview of the NetBlazer. It
also provides some basic product specifications and steps for plan-
ning your installation.
•
Chapter 2, NetBlazer Installation, provides instructions for install-
ing your NetBlazer.
•
Appendix A, Specifications, provides specification information for
the STi and 40i.
•
Appendix B, Cable Applications, provides wiring diagrams for
those who wish to fabricate their own cables.
•
Appendix C, Telebit Cables, provides wiring diagrams for cables
and adapters supplied by Telebit.
•
Appendix D, NetBlazer Combo Board, provides information on its
4 different functions.
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Related Documentation
Telebit recommends that you configure your NetBlazer using the NetBlazer
Setup Utility. For instructions, see the
NetBlazer Setup Utility Guide that
was shipped with your NetBlazer.
The
NetBlazer Configuration Guide describes how to use NetBlazer
commands to customize a broad range of operational parameters.
Complete descriptions and examples of all NetBlazer commands are in the
NetBlazer Command Reference Manual , that was shipped with your
NetBlazer, or when you are logged in to the NetBlazer as
root , you can type
man introduction or man netblazer for information on man pages and
NetBlazer commands.
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Table of Contents
Caution: How to Use This Manual ..........................................................................ix
Related Documentation........................................................................................................x
Table of Contents....................................................................................................xi
1 Introduction...................................................................................................... 1-1
NetBlazer STi Description............................................................................................... 1-1
NetBlazer 40i Description................................................................................................1-3
Hardware Configuration ..................................................................................................1-5
Modem Compatibility...................................................................................................... 1-7
Preinstallation Planning...................................................................................................1-9
Choosing a Location..................................................................................................1-9
General Planning........................................................................................................1-9
2 NetBlazer Installation ...................................................................................... 3-1
AC Power Cord Connection ............................................................................................3-1
Installing a NetBlazer STi Option Board.........................................................................3-1
Closing the NetBlazer STi Case ...................................................................................... 3-2
Installing a NetBlazer 40i Option Board ......................................................................... 3-2
Closing the NetBlazer 40i Case....................................................................................... 3-4
Optional Rackmount Kit..................................................................................................3-4
Applying Power to the NetBlazer....................................................................................3-4
Turning Off the NetBlazer’s Power.................................................................................3-4
Using the Reset Button ....................................................................................................3-5
Types of LAN Connections.............................................................................................3-5
Types of WAN Connections............................................................................................ 3-5
A Specifications...................................................................................................A-1
......................................................................................................................................... A-2
B Cable Applications...........................................................................................B-1
Standard Asynchronous RS-232 Cables....................................................................B-2
Null-Modem Asynchronous RS-232 Cables .............................................................B-3
Dual BRI ISDN Board Cable.....................................................................................B-4
NS1 Single-Port Synchronous Board Cables.............................................................B-4
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C Telebit Cables.................................................................................................. C-1
RS-232 Cables ...........................................................................................................C-2
Null-Modem Adapter.................................................................................................C-3
Gender Adapter..........................................................................................................C-4
RS-449 Cable for the SYN449 Board........................................................................C-5
RS-232 Cable for the SYN232 Board........................................................................C-6
V.35 Cable for the SYN35 Board..............................................................................C-7
RS-530 Cable for the SYN530 Board........................................................................C-8
X.21 Cable for the SYNX21 Board...........................................................................C-9
NS1 Single-Port Synchronous Board Cable............................................................C-10
D NetBlazer Combo Board................................................................................. D-1
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Introduction 1
The first two sections of this chapter provide an overview of the NetBlazer
STi and NetBlazer 40i products and briefly describe the applications for
which these products are suited. A list of the option boards for the NetBlazer
STi and NetBlazer 40i are provided. If you need to preconfigure or change
existing configuration settings in an option board, you will be directed to re-
fer to the appropriate option board document.
The Preinstallation Planning section on page 1-9 suggests what you can do
before you install your NetBlazer.
The NetBlazer STi and NetBlazer 40i support the most popular LAN and
WAN environments, with up to three Ethernet and/or Token Ring LAN
connections, asynchronous connections up to 64 ports, synchronous con-
nections up to 10 ports, or up to 24 ISDN B channels. Both models provide
WAN access over ISDN, frame relay, Switched 56, leased lines up to T1/E1
speeds, and support high-speed analog dial-up modems. The NetBlazer STi
and 40i also have 12 megabytes of system memory.
NetBlazer STi Description
The NetBlazer STi, shown in Figure 1-1, is a rack-mountable or desktop
device suited for installation in regional sites as a dial-up router linking one
or two Ethernet or Token Ring LANs to an enterprise-wide network. Its
ability to use synchronous ports makes it a cost-effective leased-line router,
a leased-line backup device, or a router for switched digital services such as
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) and Switched 56. When used
with a NetBlazer MTA32 Rack Adapter, the NetBlazer STi can also act as
aremote-accesscommunicationsserverfortelecommutingapplicationsthat
require up to 32 serial ports for modems.
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Figure 1-1. The NetBlazer STi
Figure 1-2 shows the NetBlazer STi front panel with a 1.44-Mbyte, 3.5-inch
floppy diskette drive, two status indicators, and a reset switch, all located on
the right side. The LED labeled LAN shows Ethernet network activity. The
LED labeled POWER shows that power is on. The POWER indicator blinks
on and off while the system is powering up.
Figure 1-2. NetBlazer STi Front View
NetBlazer STi
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NetBlazer STi
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Figure 1-3 shows a typical NetBlazer STi rear panel. The chassis I/O ports,
line00 and line01, are RS-232 9-pin ports available for connection to a
modem or asynchronous terminal at speeds up to 115.2 Kbps. The console
port is also an RS-232 serial port for use with an asynchronous terminal op-
erating at 9600 baud. The NetBlazer STi includes 12 megabytes of system
memory.
Figure 1-3. NetBlazer STi — Typical Rear Panel
NetBlazer 40i Description
The NetBlazer 40i, shown in Figure 1-4, is the most powerful member of
the NetBlazer line of modular routers. The NetBlazer 40i is designed as a
large multiport solution where a high-speed processor and performance is
critical. It is designed for mounting in a 19-inch rack, or can be used on a
desktop or shelf. Applications for which the NetBlazer 40i is suited include
central sites that need up to 32 serial modem ports (NetBlazer 40i with a
NetBlazer MTA32 Rack Adapter).
NetBlazer
®
line00 line01
NetBlazer Combo Board
Status
line02
(console)
LEDs
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Figure 1-4. The NetBlazer 40i
Figure 1-5 shows the NetBlazer 40i front panel with a 1.44-Mbyte, 3.5-inch
floppy diskette drive, two status indicators, and a reset switch, all located on
the right side. The LED labeled LAN shows Ethernet network activity. The
LED labeled POWER shows that power is on.
The POWER indicator blinks
on and off while the system is powering up.
Figure 1-5. NetBlazer 40i Front View
NetBlazer 40i
LAN POWER RESET
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NetBlazer 40i
LAN POWER RESET
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Figure 1-6 shows a typical NetBlazer 40i rear panel. The power switch is
located near the fan above the power connector.
Figure 1-6. NetBlazer 40i — Typical Rear Panel
The console port is an RS-232 serial port for use with an asynchronous
terminal operating at 9600 baud (do not use the console port as a modem
port). To the right of the console port are the chassis I/O ports. The Net-
Blazer 40i includes12 megabytes of system memory.
Hardware Configuration
You can install up to three option boards in the NetBlazer STi, and up to six
option boards in the NetBlazer 40i.
Table 1-1 provides a list of available options. Contact your distributor or
reseller for up-to-date ordering information on NetBlazer options.
NetBlazer
®
NetBlazer Combo Board
line00
line01
line02
(console)
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Table 1-1. NetBlazer Options
Model Product Description
MICA Granite Module Twenty three or 30 ISDN or analog modem connec-
tions through the MVIP bus.
NE1 Ethernet Board Ethernet port with AUI, BNC and RJ-45 connectors.
Cable is not provided.
NTR Token Ring Board Token Ring port with UTP and STP connectors.
Cable is not provided.
NM8 Async Multiport Board Multiport controller with 8-port expansion cable.
ASYN8
ASYN8+
Async Multiport Board and one
8-port multiple terminal adapter
(MTA)
Add-on 8-port MTA unit
The NetBlazer STi/40i supports up to four ASYN8
controller boards with up to eight MTAs evenly dis-
tributed among the ASYN8 controller boards for a
total of 64 RS-232 ports. RS-232 cables are not
included.
No more than four MTAs may be connected to a
single ASYN8 controller board.
NI2B Dual-Port ISDN BRI Board Two ISDN basic-rate interface (BRI) S/T interfaces.
Each provides two 64-Kbps B-channels and a 16-
Kbps D-channel. 4-to-1 compression is available
with negotiation. Cable is not provided.
NI1P ISDN PRI Board One ISDN interface that provides 23 (TI) or 30 (E1)
B-channels. 8-pin modular connector for connecting
to DSU/CSU. Cable is not provided.
NICC Compression Coprocessor
Board Uses the VLB/PCI bus to automatically perform compression/decompression functions.
NS1 Single-Port Sync Board 56/64 Kbps synchronous port with V.35 interface
and cable. The board can be reconfigured for an
RS-232 or RS-449 connection. RS-232 or RS-449
cables are not provided.
SYN232 RS-232 Dual-Port Sync Board Two RS-232 synchronous ports rated at T1/E1
speeds. Both ports have an RS-232 interface.
Includes RS-232 cables.
SYN35 V.35 Dual-Port Sync Board Two V.35 synchronous ports, rated at T1/E1 speed
and the other at 128 Kbps. Includes V.35 cables.
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Modem Compatibility
The NetBlazer currently supports the Telebit modems and firmware levels
listed in Table 1-2. If you have a Telebit modem that is not at the required
firmware level, contact Telebit Customer Support at 508.656.9453 for infor-
mation about obtaining a firmware upgrade.
If you are using modems not made by Telebit, you may need to modify the
MODEMCAP.TXT
file. See the NetBlazer Configuration Guide for more
information.
SYN449 RS-449 Dual-Port Sync Board Two RS-449 synchronous ports, rated at T1/E1
speeds . Includes RS-449 cables.
SYN530 RS-530 Dual-Port Sync Board Two RS-530 synchronous ports, rated at T1/E1
speeds. Includes RS530 cables.
SYNX21 X.21 Dual-Port Sync Board Two X.21 synchronous ports, rated at T1/E1
speeds. Includes X.21 cables.
Table 1-1. NetBlazer Options (Continued)
Model Product Description
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Table 1-2. Supported Telebit Modems
Modem Firmware Level Firmware Level for
AppleTalk ARA Service
Granite Module 1.00 or later 2.00 or later
FastBlazer 88x0 Series 1.00 or later 2.00 or later
TeleBlazer V1.100b-V34_DS Z201 or later NA
WorldBlazer SA or RM LA5.00 or later LA7.05C or later
T3000 SA or RM LA5.00 or later LA7.05C or later
QBlazer Plus QF2.00 NA
Xpresso 8x96 series 3.43 or later NA
T1600 SA LA5.00 or later LA7.05C or later
QBlazer MA1.01 NA
T2500 SA or RM GE6.01, GE7.00, GF7.00, or later NA
T1500 SA GE6.01, GF7.00, or later NA
TrailBlazer Plus SA or RM BC7.00, GF7.00, or later NA
T2000 SA or RM BC7.00 NA
T1000 SA or RM Fx2.00 or later NA
x = any letter or number SA = standalone RM = rackmount
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