9500 MXC User Manual
3DB 23063 ADAA - Rev 004 July 2007 Vol. IV-7-89
To configure the AUX:
1. From the Plug-Ins screen, select the required module.
2. Click on a Port row to enable its configuration options.
3. Select Function, Data or NMS. (NMS is not a 9500 MXC Terminal option)
4. Select Type, Async or Sync. This option is only provided for a Function >
Data. When NMS is selected, the Type is fixed to Sync.
• Selecting Async highlights the Async Port Settings window. Configure for
Rate and Format options. A sub-menu is provided for standard rate settings,
but non-standard settings can be direct-entered up to 19.2 kbps.
• Selecting Sync highlights the Sync Port Settings window. Configure for
clock source and clock phasing.
5. The Description column confirms the data rate. Synchronous operation is
fixed at 64 kbps.
6. The Status column displays a problem icon in the event of a configuration or
operational problem.
7. Tick the Commissioned box for a configured port:
• For a Sync setting, an AUX alarm is raised in the event no clocking is
detected on the port. (If the box is not ticked, no alarm action is raised).
• For an Async setting, no alarm action is provided.
8. Enter a name (optional) for each commissioned port.
9. For a Function > Data selection, proceed to Configuration > Circuits >
Auxiliary Circuits, to configure the port cross-connects. Refer to Procedure
for Configuring Auxiliary Circuits on page 9-16.
10. For a Function > NMS selection, no further AUX-specific configuration is
required.
11. Enter a name (optional - recommended) for the module by right-clicking in
the relevant AUX module in the System Summary screen, selecting
Rename, and typing. The default name is ‘unnamed’.
2 Async Port Settings. Configure for rate and format options.
3 Sync Port Settings. Configure for clock source and clock phasing.
Item Description
Before AUX circuits are configured, the plug-ins to be used to transport the AUX
circuits (RAC/ DAC 155oM) must first be configured.
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