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- Installation and Operation Manual1
- Table of Contents11
- About this Manual31
- Conventions and References31
- Patents and Trademarks31
- Preface31
- Reporting Comments or Suggestions Concerning this Manual31
- Examples of Multi-Hazard Notices32
- Metric Conversion32
- Recommended Standard Designations32
- Warnings, Cautions, and Notes32
- Electrical Installation33
- Electrical Safety and Compliance33
- Fuses33
- Safety and Compliance33
- European Union Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive (2004/108/EC)34
- European Union Radio Equipment and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (R&TTE) Directive (1999/5/EC) and en 301 489-134
- Operating Environment34
- European Union Low Voltage Directive (LVD) (2006/95/EC)35
- European Union Rohs Directive (2002/95/EC)35
- CE Mark36
- European Union Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive (91/263/EEC)36
- Limitations of Warranty36
- Warranty Policy36
- Exclusive Remedies37
- Contacting Comtech EF Data38
- Getting Help38
- Returning a Product for Upgrade or Repair39
Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION41
- Overview41
- Figure 1-1. CDM-570/570L Satellite Modem41
- Functional Description42
- Features43
- Physical Description43
- Compatibility43
- Major Assemblies43
- Dimensional Envelope44
- Figure 1-2. CDM-570/570L Dimensional Envelope44
- Physical Features45
- Front Panel45
- Rear Panel45
- Figure 1-3. Front Panel View45
- Figure 1-4. Rear Panel View45
- Table 1-1. Summary of CDM-570/570L Rear Panel Connectors46
- Hardware Options47
- Data Interfaces47
- Verification47
- Aupc47
- Edmac48
- Updating Modem Firmware48
- Fully Accessible System Topology (FAST)48
- Fast System Theory49
- Supporting Hardware and Software50
- Summary of Specifications51
- Modulator51
- Demodulator53
- Automatic Uplink Power Control55
- Data and Miscellaneous Interfaces56
- Data Rate Ranges56
- Miscellaneous57
- Approvals58
Chapter 2. INSTALLATION and STARTUP59
- Unpacking and Inspecting the Shipment59
- Figure 2-1. Unpacking and Inspecting the Shipment59
- Rack-Mounting the CDM-570/570L60
- Figure 2-2. Installation into a Rack Enclosure61
- Installing the Optional Rear-Mounting Support Brackets Kit62
- Figure 2-3. Optional Rear-Mounting Support Brackets Kit Installation62
- Initial Configuration63
- Verifying Operation (if Loopback Test)63
- Connecting External Cables64
Chapter 3. REAR PANEL CONNECTORS and PINOUTS65
- Connector Overview65
- Figure 3-1. CDM-570/570L Rear Panel65
- Table 3-1. Rear Panel External Connections66
- IF Connections67
- Rx if Connectors67
- Tx if Connectors67
- IF Connections68
- Data Interface Connector, DB-25F68
- Table 3-2. Data Interface Connector Pin Assignments68
- Connections69
- Balanced E1/T1 Interface Connector, DB-15F69
- Table 3-3. Balanced G.703 Interface Connector Pin Assignments69
- E1/T1 RJ-48 Connection Via G.703 Balanced Interface Connector70
- Unbalanced Interface Connectors (Tx/Rx), 75Ω BNC70
- 10/100 Baset Ethernet Connections71
- 10/100 Baset Ethernet Management (M&C) Port, RJ-45 (Standard)71
- 10/100 Baset Ethernet Traffic Port, RJ-45 (with Optional IP Module Only)71
- Table 3-4. Typical Ethernet Interface Port Pin Assignments71
- Utility Connections72
- Remote Control Interface Connector, DB-9M72
- Form-C Traffic Alarms Connector, DB-15M72
- Table 3-5. Remote Control Interface Connector Pin Assignments72
- 1:1 Control Interface Connector, DB-9F73
- Table 3-6. Alarm Interface Connector Pin Assignments73
- Table 3-7. 1:1 Control Interface Connector Pin Assignments73
- Ext Ref Connector, BNC74
- Async- Serial Console, RJ-11 (with Optional IP Module Only)74
- Table 3-8. ASYNC-Serial Console Connector Pin Assignments74
- Power and Ground Connections75
- Alternating Current (AC) Power Connector (Standard)75
- Optional Direct Current (DC) Power Connector75
- Or 48V DC Units - CDM-570 or CDM-570L Units75
- DC Units - CDMR-570L Unit Only76
- Ground Connector76
Chapter 4. UPDATING FIRMWARE77
- Updating Firmware Via Internet77
- About Firmware Files, Naming, Versions and Formats77
- Preparation for the Base Modem Ethernet FTP Upload Procedure79
- Base Modem Bulk Firmware Update - Ethernet FTP Upload Procedure80
- Ethernet IP Module FTP Upload Procedure82
- USB Procedure85
Chapter 5. FRONT PANEL OPERATION87
- Introduction87
- Figure 5-1. Front Panel View (CDM-570L Shown)87
- LED Indicators88
- Keypad89
- Figure 5-2. CDM-570/570L - Front Panel Keypad89
- Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD)90
- CDM-570/570L Front Panel Menus90
- Opening Screen90
- SELECT: (Main) Menu91
- Figure 5-3. CDM-570/570L Menu Tree (FW Ver. 1.6.15)92
- SELECT:) Config (Configuration) Menus93
- CONFIG: Rem (Remote Control)94
- CONFIG: Remote Control) Serial94
- CONFIG:) Remote Control: Ethernet95
- Snmp Communities96
- CONFIG: All97
- CONFIG: Tx (Transmit)98
- CONFIG: Tx) FEC (FEC Type)99
- CONFIG: Tx) Mod (Modulation)99
- Important Note99
- CONFIG: Tx) Code (Code Rate)100
- CONFIG: Tx) Data (Data Rate)101
- CONFIG: Tx) Frq (Frequency)102
- CONFIG: Tx) On/Off102
- CONFIG: Tx) Pwr (Power)103
- CONFIG: Tx) Scram (Scrambling)104
- CONFIG: Tx) Clk (Clock Source)105
- CONFIG: Tx) Inv (Inversion Functions)106
- CONFIG: Rx (Receive)106
- CONFIG: Rx) FEC (FEC Type)107
- CONFIG: Rx) dem (Demodulation)108
- CONFIG: Rx) Code (Code Rate)108
- CONFIG: Rx) Data (Data Rate)109
- CONFIG: Rx) Frq (Frequency)110
- CONFIG: Rx) Acq (Acquisition Range)110
- CONFIG: Rx) Descram (Descrambling)111
- CONFIG: Rx) Buf (Buffer)111
- CONFIG: Rx) Inv (Inversion Functions)112
- CONFIG: Rx) E /N112
- CONFIG: Cex (G.703 Clock Extension)113
- CONFIG: Frame (Framing Mode)113
- CONFIG: Framing Mode) EDMAC or EDMAC-2113
- CONFIG: Intfc (Interface)115
- CONFIG: Interface) RS422 or V.35 or RS232115
- CONFIG: Interface) IP115
- CONFIG: Interface) G.703116
- CONFIG: Ref (Reference)117
- CONFIG: Mask117
- CONFIG: Alarm Mask) Transmit117
- CONFIG: Alarm Mask) Receive118
- CONFIG: Alarm Mask) Ref118
- CONFIG: Alarm Mask) BUC (CDM-570L ONLY)119
- CONFIG: Alarm Mask) LNB (CDM-570L ONLY)119
- Config: Odu (CDM-570L Only)119
- SELECT: Monitor120
- MONITOR: Alarms120
- MONITOR: Live Alarms) Unit121
- MONITOR: Live Alarms) Receive (Receive Traffic Status)121
- MONITOR: Live Alarms) Transmit (Transmit Traffic Status)121
- MONITOR: Rx-Params121
- MONITOR: Event-Log (Stored Events)122
- MONITOR: Stored Events) View122
- MONITOR: Stored Events) Clear-All122
- MONITOR: Stats (Link Statistics)122
- MONITOR: Link Statistics) View123
- MONITOR: Link Statistics) Clear-All124
- MONITOR: Link Statistics) Config (Configure)124
- Monitor: Aupc124
- Monitor: Odu (CDM-570L Only)125
- Select: Test125
- Figure 5-4. Loopback Modes126
- SELECT: Info127
- INFO: All127
- INFO: Tx (Transmit)127
- INFO: Rx (Receive)128
- INFO: Buf (Buffer)128
- INFO: Frame (Framing and EDMAC)128
- INFO: Intfc (Interface)129
- INFO: Rem (Remote Control)129
- INFO: Msk (Alarm Mask)129
- INFO: Ref (Frequency Reference)130
- INFO: ID (Circuit ID)130
- INFO: 1:1 (1:1 Redundancy)130
- SELECT: Save/Load130
- Save/Load Configuration: Save130
- Save/Load Configuration: Load131
- SELECT: Utility132
- UTIL: Buffer (Buffer Re-Center)132
- UTIL: Clock (Set Real-Time Clock)132
- UTIL: Ref (Reference)132
- UTIL: Ref Adjust133
- UTIL: Ref Warm-Up Delay133
- UTIL: ID (Circuit ID)134
- UTIL: 1:1 (Manual 1:1 Switchover)134
- UTIL: VFD (Video Fluorescent Display Brightness)134
- UTIL: Firmware135
- UTIL: Firmware Image) Info135
- UTIL: Firmware Image) Select135
- UTIL: FAST (FAST Code Options)136
- UTIL: FAST) Cnfg (FAST Configuration)136
- UTIL: FAST) View138
- SELECT: ODU Menus (CDM-570 ONLY)138
Chapter 6. Ethernet-Based Remote Product Management139
- Introduction139
- Ethernet Management Interface Protocols139
- HTTP (Web Server) Interface140
- HTTP Interface - Typical Operational Features140
- Interface Access140
- Navigation141
- Page Sections141
  - Home | Home .................................................................................................................................... 7–5141
  - Home | Contact ................................................................................................................................. 7–6141
- Home | Support ................................................................................................................................. 7–7141
- Admin | Access ................................................................................................................................. 7–8141
- Admin | Remote .............................................................................................................................. 7–10141
- Execution Buttons142
- Feature Selection142
- Text or Data Entry142
- SNMP Interface142
- Management Information Base (MIB) Files143
- SNMP Community Strings144
- SNMP Traps144
- Mib-II145
- Private MIB145
- Telnet Interface146
- Telnet Operation Via Hyperterminal147
Chapter 7. BASE MODEM HTTP INTERFACE149
- Overview149
- Base Modem HTTP Interface Introduction149
- Interface Access150
- Menu Tree and Splash Page151
- Config MDM | Modem Utilities ..................................................................................................... 7–12151
- Config MDM | AUPC ..................................................................................................................... 7–14151
- Stats | Modem Status ...................................................................................................................... 7–15151
- Stats | Modem Logs ........................................................................................................................ 7–16151
- Figure 7-1. CDM-570 "Splash" Page151
- CDM-570L Menu Tree and Splash Page152
- Figure 7-2. CDM-570L "Splash" Page152
- HTTP Interface153
- Home153
- Home | Home153
- Maint (Maintenance) | Unit Info Page ................................................................................ 7–17153
- Figure 7-3. Satellite Modem Home Page (CDM-570L Shown)153
- Home | Contact154
  - Figure 7-4. Home | Contact Page154
  - Home | Log off ........................................................................................................... 13–23154
  - Home | Support ........................................................................................................... 13–22154
  - Admin | Access ........................................................................................................... 13–28155
  - Admin | Features ......................................................................................................... 13–29155
  - Admin | Mode ............................................................................................................. 13–25155
  - Admin | Remote .......................................................................................................... 13–31155
  - Admin | Summary ....................................................................................................... 13–24155
- Figure 7-5. Home | Customer Support Page155
- Admin156
  - IP | Interface ................................................................................................................ 13–37156
  - IP | Routes ................................................................................................................... 13–40156
  - IP | Multicast ............................................................................................................... 13–42156
  - IP | Qos Mode ............................................................................................................. 13–44156
  - IP | Qos (Quality of Service) Page ............................................................................. 13–45156
- Figure 7-6. Admin | Access Page156
- Figure 7-7. Admin | Remote Page158
- Config MDM (Configure Modem)159
- Config MDM | Modem159
  - Figure 7-8. Config MDM | Modem Page159
  - Stats | Compression ..................................................................................................... 13–60160
  - Stats | Ethernet ............................................................................................................ 13–56160
  - Stats | Qos ................................................................................................................... 13–58160
  - Stats | Routes ............................................................................................................... 13–57160
  - Stats | WAN ................................................................................................................ 13–59160
- Figure 7-10. Config MDM | AUPC Page162
- Stats163
- Figure 7-12. Stats | Modem Status Page163
- Figure 7-13. Stats | Modem Logs Page164
- ODU (Outdoor Unit)165
- Maint (Maintenance) | Unit Info Page165
Chapter 8. Forward Error Correction Options168
- Table 8-1. Viterbi Decoding Summary168
- Table 8-2. Concatenated RS Coding Summary169
- Table 8-3. 8-PSK/TCM Coding Summary170
- Introduction171
- Viterbi171
- Turbo Product Codec (Hardware Option)171
- TPC Modes Available in the CDM-570/570L171
- Table 8-4. Available TPC Modes171
- 8-QAM Modulation172
- End-To-End Processing Delay172
- Table 8-5. Turbo Product Coding Processing Delay Comparison172
- Comparison of All TPC Modes173
- Uncoded Operation (no FEC)174
- Table 8-6. Turbo Product Coding Summary174
- Rates above 2.5 Msymbols/Sec175
- Figure 8-1. Viterbi Decoding176
- Figure 8-2. Viterbi with Concatenated RS Outer Code177
- Figure 8-3. 8-PSK/TCM Rate 2/3 with Concatenated RS Outer Code178
- Figure 8-4. Rate 3/4 QPSK/OQPSK, 8-PSK and 16-QAM Turbo179
- Figure 8-5. Rate 7/8 QPSK/OQPSK, 8-PSK and 16-QAM Turbo180
- Figure 8-6. Rate 21/44 QPSK, Rate 0.95 QPSK and Rate 0.95 8-PSK Turbo181
- Figure 8-7. Rate 21/44 BPSK and Rate 5/16 BPSK Turbo182
- Figure 8-8. Rate 3/4 and Rate 0.95 8-QAM Turbo183
- Figure 8-9. Rate 7/8 8-QAM Turbo184
- Figure 8-10. 16-QAM Viterbi, Rate 3/4 and Rate 7/8 with 220,200 RS Outer Code185
- Figure 8-11. Differential Encoding – no FEC, no Scrambling186
Chapter 9. AUTOMATIC UPLINK POWER CONTROL (AUPC)187
- Introduction187
- Setting AUPC Parameters188
- Max Range188
- Target E B /N188
- Alarm188
- Demod Unlock189
- Compensation Rate189
- Monitoring189
- CDM-570/570L Satellite Modem with Optional IP Module Revision190
Chapter 10. CLOCKING MODES191
- Introduction191
- Transmit Clocking192
- Internal Clock192
- Tx Terrestrial192
- Rx Loop-Timed, Rx=Tx192
- Rx Loop-Timed, Rx<>Tx (Asymmetric Loop Timing)192
- Receive Clocking193
- Buffer Disabled (Rx Satellite)193
- Buffer Enabled, Tx=Rx193
- Buffer Enabled, Rx<>Tx193
- Notes193
- X.21 Notes193
- Figure 10-1. Tx Clock Modes194
- Figure 10-2. Rx Clock Modes195
- Clock Extension196
- Clock Extension Mode 1196
- G.703 Clock Extension196
- Clock Extension Mode 2197
- Clock Extension Mode 3197
- Figure 10-3. G.703 Clock Extension Mode 1198
- Figure 10-4. G.703 Clock Extension Mode 2199
- Figure 10-5. G.703 Clock Extension Mode 3200
Chapter 11. EDMAC CHANNEL201
- Theory of Operation201
- M&C Connection202
- Setup Summary203
Chapter 12. OFFSET QPSK OPERATION205
Chapter 13. Ethernet Ip Module Interface207
- Introduction207
- Major Assemblies207
- Ethernet IP Module Standard Features207
- 10/100Baset Ethernet Interface208
- Network-Based Management208
- Remote Software/Firmware Upgrade Via FTP208
- Configuration Backup and Restore Via FTP209
- Event Logging to Capture All IP Module Activity209
- Detailed Statistics of IP Traffic209
- IGMP Support for Multicast209
- Static IP Routing for Unicast and Multicast209
- Managed Switch Mode210
- Managed Switch Mode Operation210
- K.4.1.2.1 ODU | Config210
- Streamline Encapsulation212
- Table 13-1. Streamline Encapsulation212
- Combined Working Mode213
- IP Module Optional Features214
- CDM-570/570L IP Module Demo Mode214
- 3Xdes Encryption with Ability to Change Keys215
- IP Header Compression215
- Payload Compression216
- ADLC Vs. LZS Compression Comparison216
- Quality of Service217
- Maximum Bandwidth/Priority Qos Mode217
- Minimum/Maximum Bandwidth Qos Mode220
- Diffserv Qos Mode221
- IP Module Specifications - Supported Rfcs and Protocols222
- IP Module HTTP Interface223
- Interface Access223
- IP Module HTTP Interface "Splash" Page224
- Figure 13-1. CDM-570/570L IP Module HTTP Interface "Splash" Page224
- IP Module HTTP Interface Menu Tree225
- K.4.1.2.2 ODU | Status225
- Revision225
- HTTP Interface226
- Home226
- Home | Home226
- Figure 13-2. Home | Home Page226
- Home | Contact227
- Figure 13-3. Home | Contact Page227
- Home | Support228
- Figure 13-4. Home | Customer Support Page228
- Home | Log off229
- Figure 13-5. Info | Logoff Page229
- Admin230
- Admin | Summary230
- Figure 13-6. Admin |Summary Page230
- Admin | Mode231
- Figure 13-7. Admin | Mode Page (Prior to Firmware Ver. 1.6.#)231
- Figure 13-8. Admin | Mode Page (Firmware Ver. 1.6.# and Later)232
- Admin | Access234
- Figure 13-9. Admin | Access Page234
- Admin | Features235
- Figure 13-10. Admin | Features Page235
- Admin | Remote237
- Figure 13-11. Admin | Remote Page237
- Admin | Encryption238
- Figure 13-12. Admin | Encryption Page238
- Modem239
- Modem | Modem239
- Figure 13-13. Modem | Modem Page239
- Modem | Utilities240
- Figure 13-14. Modem | Utilities Page240
- Modem | Status241
- Figure 13-15. Modem | Status Page241
- Modem | Logs242
- Figure 13-16. Modem | Logs Page242
- IP | Interface243
- Figure 13-17. IP | Interface Page243
- IP | Routes246
- Figure 13-18. IP | Routes Page246
- IP | Multicast248
- Figure 13-19. IP | Multicast Page248
- IP | Qos Mode250
- Figure 13-20. IP | Qos Mode Page250
- IP | Qos (Quality of Service) Page251
- IP | Qos (Maximum Bandwidth/Priority Mode)251
- Figure 13-21. IP | Qos Page (Max/Priority Mode)251
- IP | Qos (Minimum/Maximum Bandwidth Mode)253
- Figure 13-22. IP | Qos Mode Page (Min/Max Mode)253
- IP | Qos (Diffserv Mode)255
- Figure 13-23. IP | Qos Mode Page (Diffserv Mode)255
- IP | Qos (VLAN - Priority/Maximum Bandwidth Mode)256
- Figure 13-24. IP | Qos Mode Page (VLAN – Priority/Max Mode)256
- Ip | Arp257
- Figure 13-25. IP | ARP Page257
- Ip | Vlan258
- Figure 13-26. IP | VLAN Page258
- Ip | Igmp260
- Figure 13-27. IP | IGMP260
- IP | Redundancy261
- Figure 13-28. IP | Redundancy Page261
- Stats (Statistics)262
- Stats | Ethernet262
- Figure 13-29. Stats | Ethernet Page262
- Stats | Routes263
- Figure 13-30. Stats | Routes Page263
- Stats | Qos264
- Figure 13-31. Stats | Qos Page264
- Stats | WAN265
- Figure 13-32. Stats | WAN Page265
- Stats | Compression266
- Figure 13-33. Stats | Compression Page266
- Maint (Maintenance)267
- Maint | Unit Info267
- Figure 13-34. Maint | Unit Info Page267
- Maint | Operations268
- Figure 13-35. Maint | Operations Page268
- Maint | Save269
- Figure 13-36. Maint | Save Page269
- Figure 13-37. Maint | Reboot Page270
- Maint | Reboot270
Chapter 14. ETHERNET IP MODULE - CLI and TELNET OPERATION271
- Overview271
- Interface Access271
- CLI Menu272
- Figure 14-1. Main Menu Page273
- Main Menu Page273
- Figure 14-2. Administration Page274
- Administration Page274
- Figure 14-3. Name/Password Configuration Page276
- Name/Password Configuration Page276
- Figure 14-4. Access Lists Page277
- Access Lists Page277
- Figure 14-5. Feature Configuration Page278
- Feature Configuration Page278
- Figure 14-6. 3Xdes Encrypt Configuration Page281
- 3Xdes Encrypt/Decrypt Configuration Page281
- Figure 14-7. SMTP Configuration Page283
- SMTP Configuration Page283
- Figure 14-8. SNMP Configuration Page284
- SNMP Configuration Page284
- Working Mode285
- Managed Switch Multicast Option286
- Header/Payload Compression Refresh Rate286
- Figure 14-9. Interface Configuration Page287
- Payload Compression Refresh Rate287
- Telnet Timeout287
- Interface Configuration Page287
- Figure 14-10. Ethernet Interface Page288
- Ethernet Interface Page288
- VLAN Table289
- Figure 14-11. VLAN Table289
- Figure 14-12. Satellite/Hdlc Interface Page290
- Satellite/Hdlc Interface Page290
- Figure 14-13. Receive HDLC Channel Addresses Page291
- Receive HDLC Channel Addresses Page291
- Figure 14-14. Qos Configuration Page292
- Qos (Quality of Service) Configuration Page292
- Figure 14-15. Qos Rules Configuration Page (Max/Priority Mode)293
- Qos Rules Configuration Page - Max/Priority Mode293
- Figure 14-16. Qos Rules Configuration Page (Min/Max Mode)295
- Qos Rules Configuration Page - Min/Max Mode295
- Figure 14-17. Diffserv Rules Configuration Page296
- Diffserv Rules Configuration Page296
- Figure 14-18. Route Table Configuration Page297
- Route Table Configuration Page297
- Figure 14-19. Protocol Configuration Page300
- Protocol Configuration Page300
- Figure 14-20. IGMP Information Page301
- IGMP Information Page301
- Figure 14-21. ARP Table Utilities Page303
- ARP Table Utilities Page303
- Figure 14-22. Brouter Configuration Page304
- Brouter Configuration Page304
- Figure 14-23. Vipersat Configuration Page306
- Vipersat Configuration Page306
- Figure 14-24. Modem Parameters Page307
- Satellite Modem Page307
- Figure 14-25. Modem Configuration Page308
- Configuration Page308
- Tx Configuration Page309
- Rx Configuration Page311
- Figure 14-28. Framing Mode Configuration Page313
- Framing Mode Configuration313
- Figure 14-29. Data Interface Configuration Page314
- Data Interface Configuration314
- Figure 14-30. Reference Configuration Page315
- Reference Configuration Page315
- Figure 14-31. Alarm Mask Configuration Page316
- Alarm Mask Configuration316
- Figure 14-32. Block up Converter (BUC) Configuration Page317
- Block up Converter (BUC) Configuration317
- Figure 14-33. Low Noise Block Converter (LNB) Configuration Page318
- Low Noise Block Converter (LNB) Configuration318
- 1:1 Redundancy Configuration Page319
- Figure 14-34. 1:1 Redundancy Configuration Page319
- Figure 14-35. Operations and Maintenance Page320
- Operations and Maintenance Page320
- Figure 14-36. Unit Information Page322
- Figure 14-37. Statistics Menu323
- Statistics Page323
- Figure 14-38. IP Statistics Page324
- IP Routing Statistics Page324
- Figure 14-39. Filter/Drop Statistics Page325
- Filter/Drop Statistics Page325
- Figure 14-40. Qos Statistics Page328
- Qos Statistics Page328
- Figure 14-41. Ethernet Statistics Page329
- Ethernet Statistics Page329
- Figure 14-42. WAN Statistics Page330
- WAN Statistics330
- Figure 14-43. Compression Statistics Page332
- Compression Statistics332
- Figure 14-44. CPU Statistics Page333
- Figure 14-45. VLAN Statistics Page333
- CPU Statistics333
- VLAN Statistics333
- Figure 14-46. Event Log Page334
- Event Log Page334
- Figure 14-47. Database Operations Page336
- Database Operations Page336
- Figure 14-48. Diagnostics Page337
- Diagnostics Page337
- Figure 14-49. Logout Via Telnet Session338
- Telnet Session - Logout Option338
Appendix A. CABLE DRAWINGS339
- Overview339
- To EIA-422/449 Data Cable340
- To V.35 DCE Conversion Cable341
Appendix B. E B /NMEASUREMENT343
Appendix B. EMEASUREMENT343
Appendix C. FAST ACTIVATION PROCEDURE347
- FAST System Overview347
- FAST Activation Procedure348
- Record Modem Serial Number348
- View Currently Installed Features348
- Order FAST Options348
- Enter FAST Access Code349
- Enable / Disable Demo Mode350
Appendix D. SERIAL REMOTE CONTROL351
- Overview351
- Basic Protocol352
- Packet Structure353
- Start of Packet353
- Target Address353
- Address Delimiter354
- Instruction Code354
- Instruction Code Qualifier354
- Optional Message Arguments356
- End of Packet356
- Remote Commands / Queries357
- Transmit (Tx) Commands and Queries359
- Receive (Rx) Commands and Queries364
- Unit Commands and Queries368
- Bulk Commands and Queries379
- BUC Commands and Queries (CDM-570L ONLY381
- LNB Commands and Queries (CDM-570L ONLY384
Appendix E. CDM/CDD Nmcs Protocol - Rev 1.0387
- Revision History387
- Introduction387
- Architecture388
- Command Set Introduction388
- Telnet Interface388
- Basic Protocol388
- Instruction Code Qualifier390
- Optional Message Arguments392
- Row Index392
- Optional Argument Lists393
- End of Packet393
- IP Commands and Queries395
- Admin Commands and Queries395
- Interface Commands and Queries402
- Qos Commands and Queries403
- Protocol Commands and Queries406
- Operations and Maintenance Commands and Queries408
- Redundancy Queries410
- Routing Commands and Queries411
- Statistics Commands and Queries413
- WAN Stats413
- IP Statistics Commands and Queries414
- Ethernet Statistics Commands and Queries416
- Quality of Service (Qos) Statistics Commands and Queries417
- PARAM Files418
Appendix F. Ip Quick-Start Guide427
- Quick-Start Guide Introduction427
- Getting Started427
- Equipment List427
- Equipment Setup428
- Transmit and Receive if Configuration428
- Serial Console Port Command Line Interface (CLI) Configuration428
- CLI Main Menu429
- Restoring Factory Default Configuration429
- Managed Switch Point-To-Point System Configuration430
- PC Configuration430
- CDM-IP Configuration - Setting IP Address(es430
- Router Mode Point-To-Point System Configuration431
- PC Configuration431
- Setting CDM-IP Modems to Router Mode Operation432
- Setting IP Address(es432
- Set Route Table Entries432
- Troubleshooting IP Module434
- Managed Switch Mode Troubleshooting434
- Router Mode Troubleshooting436
- Overview437
- Modem Compatibility437
- IP Module Working Modes438
- Working Modes - HDLC Encapsulation438
- Working Modes - Streamline Encapsulation439
- Managed Switch Mode439
- Figure G-1. Managed Switch Mode441
- Router Modes442
- Figure G-2. Router Point-To-Point Working Mode442
- G.3.4.2 Router Mode - Point-To-Multipoint443
- Figure G-3. Router Point-To-Multipoint Working Mode W/Hdlc443
- Figure G-4. Router Point-To-Multipoint Mode with Streamline Encapsulation444
- G.3.4.3 Router Mode (Brouter Enabled) - Point-To-Multipoint with VLAN Matching Filters447
- Sample Network #1 - VLAN Filtering Disabled447
- Sample Network #2 - VLAN Filtering Enabled448
- Brouter Mode with VLAN Filtering Configuration448
- Figure G-5. Brouter Point-To-Multipoint Working Mode W/Vlan Filtering451
Appendix H. IP REDUNDANCY453
- Introduction453
- CRS-XXX 1:1 Redundancy Switch Functional Description453
- 70/140 Mhz 1:1 Redundancy Switch453
- CRS-170A L-Band 1:1 Redundancy Switch454
- CDM-570/570L 1:1 IP Data Switching Functional Description455
- Figure H-1. CDM-570 1:1 IP Redundancy455
- Figure H-2. CDM-570 1:1 IP Redundancy Switchover456
- CDM-570/570L 1:1 IP Redundancy Configuration457
- Cabling with CDM-570 if459
- Figure H-3. CDM-570 and CRS-180 Interconnect459
- Cabling with CDM-570L460
- Figure H-4. CDM-570L and CRS-170A Interconnect460
Appendix J. GPS MODE461
- Overview461
- Hardware Setup461
- Remote Commands462
- Introduction463
- ODU Remote Control Address Setup463
- ODU Operations Via the CDM-570 Front Panel464
- Front Panel Operation - Overview464
- Figure K-1. CDM-570 Front Panel View464
- Front Panel Operation - ODU Menu Hierarchy465
- Figure K-2. CDM-570 Menu Tree – ODU Operation465
- SELECT: (Main) Menu466
- SELECT:) ODU - CSAT-5060 Transceiver Operation467
- Figure K-3. ODU: CSAT-5060 Transceiver Menu Tree467
- K.3.3.1.1.1 ODU (Transceiver Control): Enable468
- K.3.3.1.1.1.1.1 ODU SELECT: Config468
- K.3.3.1.1.1.1.2 ODU SELECT: Info468
- K.3.3.1.1.1.1.3 ODU SELECT: Monitor468
- K.3.3.1.1.1.1.4 ODU SELECT: Alarms476
- K.3.3.1.2.1.1 (ODU) Enable: Config (KST Configuration477
- Figure K-4. ODU: KST-2000A/B Transceiver Menu Tree477
- ODU Operations Via the CDM-570 Base Modem HTTP Interface484
- ODU-Accessible Base Modem HTTP Interface - Overview484
- K.4.1.1 Base Modem HTTP Interface - Home Page and Menu Tree484
- Figure K-5. ODU | Config Page (CSAT-5060)486
- Unit Parameters487
- Figure K-6. ODU | Config Page (KST-2000A/B)488
- Figure K-7. ODU | Status Page (CSAT-5060)489
- Figure K-8. ODU | Status Page (KST-2000A/B)490
- Figure K-9. ODU | Utilities Page (CSAT-5060)491
- Figure K-10. ODU | Utilities Page (KST-2000A/B)492
- Figure L-1. CDM-570L Front Panel View494
- Figure L-2. CDM-570L Menu Tree – ODU Operation495
- Figure L-3. Config MDM | BUC Page505
- Config MDM | LNB (Low-Noise Block down Converter506
- Figure L-4. Config MDM | LNB Page506
- ODU Operations Via the CDM-570L IP Module HTTP Interface507
- ODU-Accessible IP Module HTTP Interface - Overview507
- IP Module HTTP Interface - Home Page and Menu Tree507
- ODU Configuration Pages508
- Modem | BUC (Block up Converter508
- Figure L-5. Modem | BUC Page508
- Modem | LNB (Low-Noise Block down Converter509
- Figure L-6. Modem | LNB Page509
- Metric Conversions511

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