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Provides an overview of installation procedures, including unpacking, mounting, and wiring.
Details the process of carefully removing the RFL 9660 from its shipping carton and checking for damage.
Explains how to securely mount the RFL 9660 chassis in a standard 19-inch rack or cabinet.
Specifies the operating temperature range and discusses ventilation for enclosed cabinets.
Explains how to make electrical connections to the rear-panel I/O modules via terminal blocks and connectors.
Introduces procedures for configuring the RFL 9660 and its ports to match terminal and substation equipment.
Identifies and describes the controls and indicators on the RFL 9660 front panel used for configuration.
Describes how to connect a terminal or PC to the RFL 9660's front-panel LOCAL connector for configuration.
Explains how to power on the RFL 9660 and what to expect during initialization.
Outlines the procedure to reset all switch and port configuration settings to factory defaults.
Guides users on how to access the RFL 9660 locally via a connected terminal or PC.
Details the procedure to enter a name (site ID) that is displayed when the RFL 9660 is accessed.
Explains how to set and enable passwords for controlling access to the RFL 9660 and its ports.
Describes how to add callback strings to passwords for enhanced security by having the RFL 9660 call back the user.
Guides on setting communication parameters for each device port to match connected device requirements.
Explains how to use the RFL 9660 as a super-user for configuration changes.
Introduces commands for diagnostic checks, port access, and displaying port information.
Details the necessary modem settings for compatibility with the RFL 9660, such as auto-answer and DTR.
Provides instructions for setting up Windows for use with the RFL 9660, facilitating application switching.
Guides users on using the Windows Terminal Emulator to communicate with the RFL 9660.
Provides step-by-step instructions for setting up HyperTerminal in Windows 95 for RFL 9660 communication.
Covers methods for accessing the RFL 9660 remotely via Windows Terminal Emulator, DOS-based emulator, or locally.
Lists general access commands for viewing port information, connecting to devices, or running diagnostics.
Explains how to properly disconnect from a device port using the deselect code.
Describes how to connect local and modem ports for outgoing calls or modem configuration changes.
Describes the RS-232 device port module, its capabilities, and appearance.
Details the procedure for accessing the RFL 9660 remotely using Windows Terminal Emulator.
Explains how to access the RFL 9660 remotely using a DOS-based terminal emulator like CrossTalk.
Provides instructions for accessing the RFL 9660 directly via the LOCAL connector on its front panel.
Describes the two-wire dial-up I/O module for modem connections.
Describes the direct digital interface option as an alternative to the built-in modem.
Explains how port configuration parameters can be programmed locally or remotely.
States compliance with ANSI C37.90-1978 and C37.90.1 requirements for surge withstand.
Details the access alarm relay contact closure triggered upon user access.
Lists available power supply input voltages (24 Vdc to 220 Vac) and their surge protection compliance.
Provides physical dimensions of the RFL 9660 chassis in inches and centimeters.
Specifies the minimum computer hardware and operating system requirements for Windows applications.
Lists the available power supply input voltage options for ordering the RFL 9660.
Specifies the number of RS-232 device port modules that can be installed, up to 32 devices.
Indicates the option for installing or not installing a fiber optic master module.
Introduces configuration commands available to the super-user for controlling RFL 9660 settings.
Guides super-users on how to access the RFL 9660 locally or remotely for configuration.
Lists and describes configuration commands accessible only by the super-user.
Selects the short-form language for two-character ASCII code responses, useful for automation programs.
Selects the long-form, verbose ASCII language for responses, used in most applications.
Introduces the use of programmable jumpers and DIP switches for configuring circuit card modules.
Details the location and function of jumpers (J2-J5) and DIP switches (S1, S3) on the CPU module.
Describes the programmable jumper (J4) on the modem module and its configuration settings.
Explains the location and factory settings of programmable jumpers (JP1, JP2) on the RS-232 module.
Details the programmable jumpers (J2, J3, J4) on the Direct Digital I/O Module for RS-232 handshaking control.
Provides information on equipping the RFL 9660 with a fiber optic master I/O module for a TDM fiber optic ring.
Describes the fiber optic master I/O module, including DIP switches, LEDs, and connectors.
Details the fiber optic remote module's DIP switches, LEDs, connectors, and terminal block.
Provides maintenance information, focusing on fuse replacement and arranging for service.
Details fuse replacement procedures for the power supply, I/O module, and fiber optic remote module.
Describes how to run the RFL 9660's internal diagnostic program to check its operation.
Guides users on contacting Customer Service for repairs and obtaining authorization numbers.
Outlines FCC regulations regarding modem compatibility, installation notification, and prohibited connections.
Covers Canadian Department of Communications requirements for modem installation and user modifications.
Introduces the AT commands and S registers used to control the RFL 9660 modem module.
Details the format and usage of AT commands for modem communication.
Explains V.92 specific commands for modulation selection and connection rates.
Describes S-registers which store modem parameters and can be read or altered.
Lists and explains the terse and verbose result codes returned by the modem.
Contains replaceable parts lists, component locator drawings, and schematics for the CPU module.
Provides replaceable parts lists, component locator drawings, and schematics for the modem module.
Lists replaceable parts, component locator drawings, and schematics for the modem I/O module.
Contains replaceable parts lists, component locator drawings, and schematics for the direct digital interface module.
Lists replaceable parts, component locator drawings, and schematics for DC-input power supply modules.
Lists replaceable parts, component locator drawings, and schematics for AC-input power supply modules.
Provides replaceable parts, locator drawings, and schematics for the power/alarm I/O module.
Contains replaceable parts, locator drawings, and schematics for the AC/alarm I/O module.
Provides replaceable parts, locator drawings, and schematics for the fiber optic master I/O module.
Lists replaceable parts, locator drawings, and schematics for the RFL 9660 motherboard.
Contains replaceable parts, locator drawings, and schematics for the fiber optic remote transceiver board.
Lists replaceable parts, locator drawings, and schematics for the fiber optic remote module power supply board.
General| Brand | RFL Electronics |
|---|---|
| Model | RFL 9660 |
| Category | Switch |
| Language | English |
