Gateway I EthOxE1 User Manual

Manual Release Note
This manual is to be used for Gateway i EthOxE1 version V1.00 and onwards. The
version is marked on the product label pasted under the product. It is mentioned next to
the Product Name, e.g. Gateway i EthOxE1 (V1.00).
For earlier or later version, different manual versions are available. Please contact
Technical Support (see Chapter 5 for Technical Support details).
Versions Reference User’s Manual Remarks
V1.00 and Release No. : First release

onwards Gateway i EthOxE1 /V1.0.0/2K9
Released on : December 2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 - Introduction ........................................................................................... 1
1.1 Features ................................................................................................. 2
1.2 Typical Applications ................................................................................ 3
Chapter 2 Installation ............................................................................................ 4
2.1 Unpacking ............................................................................................... 4
2.2 Safety Requirements .............................................................................. 4
2.3 Site Selection .......................................................................................... 4
2.4 Making Connections ............................................................................... 5
2.5 Making Power Connection ...................................................................... 6
2.6 Making 2Mbps G.703/E1 Connection ..................................................... 6
2.7 Making Ethernet Connection.................................................................... 6
Chapter 3 Configuration and Status .................................................................... 7
3.1 Console Port Setup ...................................................................... 7

3.2 Accessing through Console Port .................................................. 8
3.3 Configuration through Console Port ............................................. 9
3.4 Status through Console Port ...................................................... 11
3.5 Saving Configuration through Console Port ............................... 12
3.6 Configuration and Status through Telnet .................................... 12
Chapter 4 Indicators, Status and Troubleshooting ........................................... 14
4.1 LED Indicators ............................................................................ 15

4.2 Diagnostic Tests ......................................................................... 15
4.2.1 Digital Loopback Test ........................................................................................ 15
4.2.2 Remote Loopback Test ...................................................................................... 16
Chapter 5 Technical Support & Warranty ........................................................... 19
4.1 Technical Support Sheet ...................................................................... 19
4.2 Nomus Comm-Systems Limited Warranty ............................................ 20

Appendix A Technical Specifications ................................................................. 21
Appendix B G.703 Interface ................................................................................ 22
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1.0 Gateway i EthOxE1 .................................................................. 1
Figure 1.2 Typical application .................................................................... 3
Figure 2.4 Gateway i EthOxE1 Rear Panel .............................................. 5
Figure 4.1 Gateway i EthOxE1 Front Panel ............................................ 14
Figure 4.2.1 Digital Loopback Test ............................................................. 15
Figure 4.2.2 Remote Loopback Test........................................................... 17
LIST OF TABLES
Table 3.0 Dip Switches to Enable/Disable the E1 Ports……………………..7
Table 4.2.1 Dip Switches for Digital Loopback Test on E1 Ports............... 16
Table 4.2.2 Dip Switches for Remote Loopback Test on E1 Ports ............ 17
Table 4.3 Trouble Shooting ................................................................... 18
Chapter 1 - Introduction
The Nomus Gateway i EthOxE1 family of products is a very cost-effective solution for
transmission of Ethernet Data over Bonded Multiple E1s. They use the ITU based
GFP/VCAT/LCAS standards for framing, bonding and provisioning of up to 4, 8 or 16 E1
circuits for increased bandwidth for broadband applications. The EthOXE1 family
supports one Ethernet Port on a 10/100 Base-T RJ45 port and an optional additional
100 Base-FX Fibre Port. Delay compensation of up to 200 ms is supported between
indiviudal E1 links. The LCAS provisioning feature allows additional channels to be
added or removed as required without the intervention of an operator. Bridged mode
with packet filtering and forwarding is based on the Ethernet MAC address and a Self-
Learning algorithm.
The Nomus Gateway i EthOxE1 family can be managed with convenient DIP-switches &
LEDs and Telnet & Console. Optional SNMPv1 and v2 with Traps allow management via
industry-standard Management Platforms.
Figure 1.0 - Gateway i EthOxE1
Gateway i EthOxE1 User Manual Page – 1

1.1 Features
10/100 Base-T Fast Ethernet interface on RJ-45 connector and an optional
additional 100 Base-FX on SC or LC Connector. Fibre supports SMF or
MMF modes.
Supports Auto-Negotiation for 10/100 Base-T Fast Ethernet interface
Protocol independent bridged mode of Packet filtering and forwarding with

4K MAC address.
WAN interface available with 4, 8 and 16 E1/G.703 ports.
Industry Standard Framing, Bonding, Provisioning Protocols based on ITU

GFP/VCAT/LCAS.
Loss less Adjustment of Link Capacity.
Automatic Adjustment of Link Capacity in case of individual E1 failures.
Delay compensation of up to 200msec among individual E1 links.
Management/ Diagnostics through Console & Telnet and optional SNMP &
HTTP.
Front panel LED indicators for Ethernet & WAN ports status.
Rugged Metal cabinet with provision for mounting in 19” Rack.
Combined 230VAC & 48VDC Power Supply.

1.2 Typical application
The Gateway i EthOxE1 converts the Ethernet data into E1 frame format for
transmission over the TDM (E1) links and then re-converts the E1 back into Ethernet
data the far-end. The figure 1.2 below shows an example of using telecom network of
E1s / PDH / SDH carrying E1s to transport Ethernet data.
Figure 1.2 – Typical application

Chapter 2 – Installation
2.1 Unpacking
Check for accessories as per the checklist pasted on the unit packing box. Do not
dispose the box in case you need to store the unit or ship it in the future. The box should
contain the following items.
• Gateway i EthOxE1 with the n number of E1 interfaces as ordered

• Cables:
a. 1 No. RJ 45 straight cable
b. 1 No. console cable
c. Rosette Boxes “G.703/E1 LINE” as per ordered E1 interfaces
• Power Cord ( AC & DC both if ordered Dual power )

• User Manual CD.
2.2 Safety Requirements

The circuit boards used in the modems consist of the components that have a low
current consumption. On the other hand they are extremely sensitive to the electrostatic
discharge and should be handled with care. To prevent damage to the electronics
components of the modem, it is advisable to ensure an optimal electrical contact
between yourself, the working area and a safety ground before touching any circuit
board. Take special care not to touch any component or connector on the circuit board.
Do not open the modem unless absolutely necessary.
2.3 Site Selection

Though the modems function in a temperature range of 0°C to +50°C and in humidity
upto 95%, a location should be preferably chosen as follows:
• Install the modem in an area free of extreme temperatures, humidity, shock

and vibration. Operation at low temperature prolongs the service life and
MTBF.

• Always place the modem on its feet without blocking the air vents of the
unit. Do not stack multiple units directly onto each other, as stacking can
cause heat build-up that could damage the equipment.
• Do not place it near other equipment that can emit strong electromagnetic
radiation, e.g. Transformers, power rectifiers etc.
• Position it so that user can easily see and access the front panel and its
control indicators. Leave enough clearance at the back for cables and
wires.
2.4 Making Connections
Warning!
Keep the equipment powered off during the installation process.
The rear panel of the Gateway i EthOxE1 consists of the following:
1. Power On/Off Switch
2. IEC type Power Connector and Fuse Holder
3. E1 Ports as per ordered
4. An RJ45 Connector for 10/100 base-T ETH1 Ethernet Interface for straight
or cross Ethernet connection
Figure 2.4 – Rear Panel of Gateway i EthOxE1

2.5 Making Power Connection
The Gateway i EthOxE1 has the provision to work on either 230 VAC supply or 48 VDC
supply, Dual Power. The units are factory fitted with the power supply as per user’s
requirement and order. If the units are fitted with Dual Power Supply, it can work with
both 230 VAC and 48 VDC. Only the power cord has to be changed as per the input.
AC power: Plug the power connector into an AC outlet having a voltage rating between
180 – 240 VAC with a minimum of 5A load capacity. Position the unit within 2m of a
power outlet.
DC power: Connect the modem to a DC power source as described below. The Power
cable for –48V DC is terminated on a three-pin tag block connector.
1. Connect the Earth to the green wire on the tag block.
2. Connect the +48VDC source to the Red wire on the tag block.
3. Connect the -48VDC source to the Black wire on the tag block.
4. DC power cable length should not exceed 15 meters of length from the
power source.
2.6 Making 2Mbps G.703/E1 Connection

120 Ohm Balanced termination on RJ45
A Rosette Box marked G.703/E1 is provided for making the E1 interface
connection to the unit. Connect the TX (2 wires) of PCM/E1 to the RX (Green,
Green White) of Rosette Box and similarly connect the RX (2 wires) of
PCM/E1 to the TX (Orange, Orange White) of Rosette Box. Also refer
Annex-B for more details.
2.7 Making Ethernet Connection

A straight UTP cable (Patch Cord) is provided for connecting the Gateway i EthOxE1 to
the Hub or Switch. Connect the RJ45 connector to the Ethernet port of the Gateway i
EthOxE1. Connect the other end to the switch or hub.

Chapter 3 – Configuration and Status
Three 8 position DIP Switches, SW1, SW2 and SW3 are located on the bottom surface
of the unit for E1 Port activation and diagnostic tests.
Use the DIP Switch SW1 for enabling or disabling the E1 Port as shown in below table.
Table 3.0 DIP Switches to Enable/Disable the E1 Ports
DIP SW Position Function

OFF E1 Port -1 Enable
SW-1.1
ON E1 Port -1 Disable
SW-1.2
SW-1.3
SW-1.4
SW-1.5
SW-1.6
SW-1.7
SW-1.8
To configure the Gateway i EthOxE1 using console port, user will need a PC with
RS-232 console port and a communication software utility, such as hyper terminal.
3.1 Console Port Setup

Connect the RS-232 console port of a PC with the CONSOLE port of the unit. To Start
the Hyper-terminal, follow the steps below.
1. Start "Hyper-terminal" program:
2. Select a COM port to communicate with the Gateway i EthOxE1:

Choose direct to COM1 or COM2 and click on OK
3. Set Port Properties:
Bit per second : 115200

Data bits :8
Stop bits :1
Parity bits : None
Flow Control : None
3.2 Accessing through Console Port

After connecting Gateway i EthOxE1 to the console port of the PC, turn it ON. User will
see the count decrements from 5 to 0 as follows.
******************************************************************************
* NOMUS COMM-SYSTEMS
* GATEWAY i EthOxE1
******************************************************************************
Press 'SPACE BAR' Key to Enter into Monitor Program for Configuration....
Count down 05
Count down 04
Count down 03
Count down ….
Press space bar before count reaches to 0; the console displays the configuration be as
follows.
******************************************************************************
* NOMUS COMM SYSTEMS GATEWAY i EthOxE1 *
* SW Ver : Vx.xx Date: dd/mm/yyyy *
******************************************************************************
Terminal Type : Central
Encapsulation Type : GFP-Null
Primary Clock : Channel-1
Backup Clock : Channel-2
Receive Clock : Primary Clock
Transmit Clock : Internal
E1 Configuration : PCM31/CRC-ON/Short Haul
Mapper Configuration : VCAL-ON/LCAS-ON
MAC Address : 00.22.85.00.4x.xx
IP Address : 192.168.1.151
Netmask : 255.255.255.0
Gateway : 192.168.1.1
******************************************************************************
Press ENTER for Console Menu.

Above is the default configuration which can be changed by user as per requirement.
Press “Enter” for console menus. Password is required to enter into the menus and the
default password is “NOMUS”.
Entering the correct Password, the main menu will be displayed as below.
******************************************************************************
* NOMUS COMM SYSTEMS
* GATEWAY i EthOxE1
******************************************************************************
Main Menu
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.Configuration Menu
2.Status Menu
3.Save Menu
4.Exit
******************************************************************************
Enter Your Option: Press <ESC> to abort.
The Gateway i EthOxE1 has the main menu as above with options for configuration,
status and configuration save.
3.3 Configuration through Console Port

The Configuration menu provides the options for system configuration, E1 port and WAN
link configuration.
Select ‘1’ in “MAIN MENU” to enter into “Configuration menu” and the display will
be as follows.
Main Menu>Configuration
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.System Configuration
2.Ports Configuration
3.Link Configuration
---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Select ‘1’ in “Configuration” menu to enter into “System Configuration” and the
display will be as follows.
Main Menu>Configuration>System Configuration

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.Device Configuration
2.Clock Configuration
3.IP Configuration
4.Terminal Configuration
5.Change Password
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
This menu allows the user to configure the Device Configuration, Clock Configuration, IP
Configuration, Terminal Configuration and Password Configuration.
The Device Configuration menu allows the configuration for Device name, Location and
contact details which may be useful while monitoring and identifying the different units.
The Clock Configuration menu allows the configuration of the Primary and Backup
source channels for E1 Receive clock.
The IP Configuration menu allows IP related configuration which may be used to monitor
the unit through Ethernet port using Telnet application.
The Terminal Configuration menu allows the terminal mode of the unit. In a pair of
units, configure one as Remote and other as Central.
The Change Password menu allows the option to change the password.
Select ‘2’ in “Configuration” menu to enter into “E1 Port Configuration” menu and
the display will be as follows.
Main Menu>Configuration>Port Configuration

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.E1 Port Configuration
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
This menu provides the configuration options for Transmit Clock Source and E1 Mode.
The Transmit Clock Source can be selected as Recovered or Internal. In a pair of units,
configuration one in internal clock and other in recovered clock. The E1 Mode
allows the selection of E1 ports as long haul or short haul. Short haul operation is
selected if the distance between unit and the PCM Mux is less than 200mtr. Long haul
operation is selected if the distance between unit and the PCM Mux is more than
200mtr. By default, the unit is configured for short haul operation.
Select ‘3’ in “Configuration” menu to enter into “Link Configuration” menu and
the display will be as follows.
Main Menu>Configuration>Link Configuration

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.WAN Encapsulation [ GFP-NULL ]
2.Concatenation type [ VCAT ]
3.Link Capacity Adjustment [ Enable ]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
This menu provides the configuration options for the WAN Encapsulation like GFP-
NULL, GFP Linear, HDLC or LAPS. Concatenation type is VCAT and Link Capacity
adjustment is enable which is read only and can not be changed.
3.4 Status through Console Port

Select ‘2’ in “Main” menu to enter into “Status” menu and the display will be as
follows.
Status Menu
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.System Status
2.Port Status
3.Link Status
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The System Status menu provides the System Summary and System ON time. The
System Summary menu gives the details of system configuration and its software
version details while the System ON time gives the time since the unit is powered ON.

The Port Status menu gives the details of E1 and Ethernet port status as well as
counters for the encapsulated and decapsulated packets through E1 WAN ports.
The Link Status menu gives the details of Link status for each E1 port.
3.5 Saving Configuration through Console Port

Select ‘3’ in “Main” menu to enter into “Configuration Save menu” and the display
will be as follows.
Main Menu>Configuration save

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1.Save Configuration
2.Factory Defaults
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
The configuration changes done can be saved using the “Save Configuration” option and
the Factory defaults can be derived through “Factory Default” option.
3.6 Configuration and Status through Telnet

Configuration and status monitoring of Gateway i EthOxE1 can also be done through the
Telnet.
The factory default LAN IP of the Gateway i EthOxE1 is 192.168.1.151 and subnet mask
is 255.255.255.0. This will require to be changed in most cases to match with your LAN
settings. This can either be done by connecting the Gateway i EthOxE1 to the PC serial
port and changing the LAN IP Configuration described in section 3.3. The other method
would be to first change the IP address and subnet mask of your PC such that it will
work in the same subnet as that of the Gateway i EthOxE1. For example, IP address:
192.168.1.100 and subnet mask: 255.255.255.0. Change the LAN IP address and
subnet mask of the Gateway i EthOxE1 as required. Save the settings and reboot the
Gateway i EthOxE1. Also revert back to the original IP address and subnet mask of your
PC.
Connect the Ethernet port of the Gateway i EthOxE1 to the Ethernet port on your PC
with the provided straight Ethernet cable. A successful connection of the Gateway i

EthOxE1 with a computer or switch or hub will be indicated by the LINK1 LED on the
Gateway i EthOxE1.
To access the Gateway i EthOxE1, launch telnet application and enter the LAN IP
address of the Gateway i EthOxE1. Password is required to enter into the menus and
the default password is “NOMUS”. The menus are same Console menus described
above.

Chapter 4 – Indicators, Status and Troubleshooting
4.1 LED Indicators

The Gateway i EthOxE1 has a convenient Front Panel for comprehensive status
indication as shown in Figure 4.1 below.
Figure 4.1 – Gateway i EthOxE1 Front Panel
The following visual indications (LEDs) are provided on the front panel. The functional
description of each LEDs are as below.
PWR ON : Indicates that power is available to the unit

OFF : Power failure condition
M/S ON : Unit is configured as Master (Central mode)

OFF : Unit is configured as Slave (Remote mode)
E1 Port Status (1, 2,…8)
LNK Blink : Indicates successful connection of particular E1 port to PCM/G.703

line
ON : Indicates the WAN protocol is up for particular E1 port
OFF : No PCM/G.703 connection detected on particular E1 port
ALM ON : Indicates that all 1’s are being received or DL test initiated on
particular E1 port
OFF : Indicates normal data is received on particular E1 port
Blink : RL test initiated from remote unit on particular E1 port
WAN Status
LNK ON : Indicates the WAN protocol is up for one of the E1 port

OFF : Indicates the WAN protocol is down for all E1 port

ALM ON : Errors encountered on one of the E1 port
OFF : No errors on any of the E1 ports.
Ethernet Port Status

LNK1 ON : Successful connection to the LAN or PC Ethernet port
OFF : Wrong or no connection to LAN or PC Ethernet port
4.2 Diagnostic Tests

The Gateway i EthOxE1 is equipped with the following diagnostic tests capability:
• Digital Loopback test

• Remote Loopback test
4.2.1 Digital Loopback Test
This test helps in diagnosing the E1 Line and the local Gateway i EthOxE1. In this test,
the data received on the E1 port is looped-back.
The DIP switch 2 is provided on bottom of the unit. To initiate the DL loop on E1
port. Slide the SW-2.1 to ON position to initiate the DL loop on E1 port-1. The ALM1 LED
will come ON. Similarly use the SW-2.2 and so on to initiate the DL loop for the
respective E1 ports.
The below figure 4.2.1 below shows the Digital Loop Back from Local unit.
Figure 4.2.1 – Digital Loopback for Gateway i EthOxE1

Table 4.2.1 DIP Switches for Digital Loopback Test on E1 ports

ON Digital Loop on E1 Port -1 initiated
SW-2.1
OFF Digital Loop on E1 Port -1 ended
SW-2.2
SW-2.3
SW-2.4
SW-2.5
SW-2.6
SW-2.7
SW-2.8
4.2.2 Remote Loopback Test
This test helps in diagnosing the E1 Line and the remote Gateway i EthOxE1. In this
test, the data transmitted on the E1 port of the remote unit is looped-back.
The DIP switch 3 is provided on bottom of the unit. To initiate the RL loop on E1
port. Slide the SW-3.1 to ON position to initiate the RL loop on E1 port-1 of the remote
unit. The ALM1 LED will come ON on local unit and blink on the remote unit. After
initiating the RL test the E1 line can be removed from the local unit and the Tester can
be connected to that E1 line. Once the test readings taken the E1 line can be connected
back and the RL can be ended. Similarly use the SW-2.2 and so on to initiate the RL
loop for the respective E1 ports.
The below figure 4.4.4 below shows the Remote Loop Back from Local unit.

Figure 4.2.2 – Remote Loopback for Gateway i EthOxE1
Table 4.2.2 DIP Switches Remote Loopback Test on E1 Ports

ON Remote Loop on E1 Port -1 initiated
SW-3.1
OFF Remote Loop on E1 Port -1 ended
SW-3.2
SW-3.3
SW-3.4
SW-3.5
SW-3.6
SW-3.7
SW-3.8

Table 4.3 Trouble Shooting
PROBLEM ACTION
Check POWER switch in unit is ON. Also
No PWR indication in unit check the power connection and power
cable.
Remote loopback initiated from the other
ALM LED blinking for particular E1 port end. Check the position of switches in DIP
SW 3.
AIS received. Check the E1 line
or
ALM LED ON for particular E1 port
DL initiated from the unit. Check the
position of switches in DIP SW 2
Check the Encapsulation Type in both
LINK LED/s blinking while ALM LED/s units. It should be same. Also check the
are OFF Terminal Type of the units. One should be
central and other should be Remote.

Chapter 5 – Technical Support & Warranty
5.1 Technical Support Sheet

For any problem related to the modem, kindly fill this form completely and send by email to
support@nomus.in OR engg@nomus.in. We shall promptly contact you back on e-mail / phone no. given
on this form to provide technical support.
Please do not ship physical modem from the site without confirmation from our end.
1. Name of the modem installation site:___________________________ Location: _______________

2. Address of Installation site: __________________________________________________________
3. Tele No with STD code: _____________________________________________________________
4. Contact Person Details: - Name: ______________________________________________________
(Name of the field engineer at site)
E-mail Id: - ______________________________________ Mobile No.: ___________________
5. Product Description: - Model: ____________________ Sr. No(s).: ___________________________
6. Symptoms/Fault reported (No POWER/ No SYNC/ No DATA TRANSFER): -
________________________________________________________________________________
Feedback / Observation:
• Input Power Source (230V AC or 48V DC) : _____________________________________________
• Dip Switch Settings:
In G.703: _____________________________________________________________________
In V.35: ______________________________________________________________________
• LED Indication on the modem/s: ______________________________________________________
(Pl indicate the LEDs which are in ON condition at the time of problem)
• Back to back testing: (Passed/Failed )__________________________________________________
• Outcome of any other test / swapping with working modems:- _______________________________
• Details of the Router/Mux Connected to the modem ______________________________________
• Any other Additional info ____________________________________________________________
Details of shipping location: (This could be same as installation site or any other place from where the
modem will be shipped to our repair centre at Hyderabad at address below)
Name of person and contact no.s: _______________________________________________________

Address where it has to be returned back after repair:_________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
(Defective modems to be shipped to Nomus repair Centre at address below)
Address : Customer Support Dept., NOMUS COMM-SYSTEMS
601,Gunjan Towers,Off Alembic Gorwa Road,Subhanpura,Baroda,Gujarat – 390023
Email : support@nomus.in, support_brd@nomus.in
Tel : +91-(0265) 2290300 , 3083300
Fax : +91-(0265) 2291476
Mobile : +91-93922 44335, +91-93928 44335, +91-93274 20171

If your modem has to be returned, Nomus Comm-Systems will confirm whether your
modem is still covered by a warranty. If it is not, Nomus will estimate the repair charge.
However, the repair charge might be different, after Nomus Comm-Systems inspects
your modem. If the charge were to be greater than the estimate, or if your modem is
later determined to be out of warranty, Nomus Comm-Systems will contact you for your
approval or instructions. Ship the modem to Nomus Comm-Systems at the above
address, freight pre-paid and with declaration stating "Data Modem for repair only. No
Commercial Value". After repairs are complete, Nomus Comm-Systems will ship the
modem back to you freight prepaid by a cost effective method of Nomus Comm-
System's choosing.
Nomus Comm-Systems designs and manufactures exceptionally high quality products.

Each product is subjected to extensive testing and stringent quality control procedures.
Even though, your modem is covered by a parts and labour limited warranty. Following
is the complete explanation of the warranty.
5.2 Nomus Comm-Systems Limited Warranty

Nomus Comm-Systems warrants to the original customer or purchaser its hardware
products to be free from defects of materials and workmanship for 12 (twelve) months
from the date of installation or 15 (fifteen) months from the date of delivery, which ever
comes earlier. This warranty covers parts and labour. Upon verification of warranty
status, Nomus Comm-Systems will, at its discretion, repair or replace the Nomus Comm-
Systems product. This warranty is valid only where the Nomus Comm-Systems product
is used in the application for which it is intended, and has not been subjected to unusual
physical or electrical stress, and has not been modified or repaired without prior written
approval of Nomus Comm-Systems.
Nomus Comm-Systems' liability under this warranty shall be limited to refund of the
purchase price of its product. In no event shall Nomus Comm-Systems be liable for
costs of procurement of substitute goods by the buyer. In no event shall Nomus Comm-
Systems be liable for any special, consequential, or incidental damages, however
caused, whether for breach of warranty, breach of contract, repudiation of contract,
negligence, or otherwise.

Appendix A – Technical Specification
E1 Interface ITU-T G.703, G.704. RJ45 Connector. Balanced 120 Ohms
100 Base-FX on LC or SC connector complying to IEEE 802.3 / ANSI 8802-3;

Optical Ethernet
Both Single mode and Multi mode Fiber Options (Optional)
Electrical Ethernet 10/100 Base-T on RJ45 connector complying to IEEE 802.3 / ANSI 8802-3
Ethernet over E1 Framing GFP as per ITU-T 7041 & 8040 for Ethernet over PDH
WAN E1 Bonding VCAT as per ITU-T 7043 with 200 msec delay compensation
Link Capacity Adjustment LCAS as per ITU-T 7042
Protocols Supported ARP, IP, ICMP, UDP, TCP, SNMP, HTTP
Self Learning and MAC address based Packet Filtration with up to 4,000 MAC
Bridging and Forwarding
address storage with VLAN ID & Port Based Forwarding
QOS VLAN Priority (802.1p) or DSCP
RS232 Console, SNMP Agent, HTTP Web Browser or Telnet.

Management
Configuration Storage/Retrieval
Diagnostics Individual WAN port Loop back

System: PWR, M/S
E1 Ports : LINK, ALM
Indicators
WAN : LINK, ALM
LAN : LINK
In- built 230VAC +/-10%, 50mA & 48VDC +/-10%, 250mA with 1+1
Power Redundancy
Mechanical Standalone as well as 19” Rack Mount Options

o o
Operating Conditions 0 C to 50 C; 90% Humidity
Use 4, 8 and 16 prefix for number of E1 Interfaces. /V suffix for VLAN support
Ordering Information Use MM or SM suffix for Fiber type; LC or SC for type of connector

Appendix B – G.703 Interface Cable details
G.703/E1 Interface
RJ45 Pin Number Pin Name Wire Color

1 TX1 Orange
2 TX2 Orange white
4 RX1 Green
5 RX2 Green white
Rosette Box for G.703/E1
RJ45 Pin details

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Manual Release Note

Versions Reference User’s Manual Remarks

V1.00 and Release No. : First release

1.1 Features ................................................................................................. 2

1.2 Typical Applications ................................................................................ 3

Chapter 2 Installation ............................................................................................ 4

2.1 Unpacking ............................................................................................... 4

2.2 Safety Requirements .............................................................................. 4

2.3 Site Selection .......................................................................................... 4

2.4 Making Connections ............................................................................... 5

2.5 Making Power Connection ...................................................................... 6

2.6 Making 2Mbps G.703/E1 Connection ..................................................... 6

2.7 Making Ethernet Connection.................................................................... 6

Chapter 3 Configuration and Status .................................................................... 7

3.1 Console Port Setup ...................................................................... 7

Chapter 4 Indicators, Status and Troubleshooting ........................................... 14

4.1 LED Indicators ............................................................................ 15

Chapter 5 Technical Support & Warranty ........................................................... 19

4.1 Technical Support Sheet ...................................................................... 19

4.2 Nomus Comm-Systems Limited Warranty ............................................ 20

Appendix B G.703 Interface ................................................................................ 22

Figure 1.0 - Gateway i EthOxE1

Gateway i EthOxE1 User Manual Page – 1

 Supports Auto-Negotiation for 10/100 Base-T Fast Ethernet interface

 Protocol independent bridged mode of Packet filtering and forwarding with

 WAN interface available with 4, 8 and 16 E1/G.703 ports.

 Industry Standard Framing, Bonding, Provisioning Protocols based on ITU

 Loss less Adjustment of Link Capacity.

 Automatic Adjustment of Link Capacity in case of individual E1 failures.

 Delay compensation of up to 200msec among individual E1 links.

 Rugged Metal cabinet with provision for mounting in 19” Rack.

 Combined 230VAC & 48VDC Power Supply.

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Figure 1.2 – Typical application

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• Gateway i EthOxE1 with the n number of E1 interfaces as ordered

• Power Cord ( AC & DC both if ordered Dual power )

2.2 Safety Requirements

2.3 Site Selection

• Install the modem in an area free of extreme temperatures, humidity, shock

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2.4 Making Connections

The rear panel of the Gateway i EthOxE1 consists of the following:

1. Power On/Off Switch

2. IEC type Power Connector and Fuse Holder

3. E1 Ports as per ordered

Figure 2.4 – Rear Panel of Gateway i EthOxE1

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1. Connect the Earth to the green wire on the tag block.

2.6 Making 2Mbps G.703/E1 Connection

2.7 Making Ethernet Connection

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Table 3.0 DIP Switches to Enable/Disable the E1 Ports

DIP SW Position Function

3.1 Console Port Setup

1. Start "Hyper-terminal" program:

2. Select a COM port to communicate with the Gateway i EthOxE1:

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3. Set Port Properties:

Bit per second : 115200

3.2 Accessing through Console Port

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Enter Your Option: Press <ESC> to abort.

Supports Auto-Negotiation for 10/100 Base-T Fast Ethernet interface

Protocol independent bridged mode of Packet filtering and forwarding with

WAN interface available with 4, 8 and 16 E1/G.703 ports.

Industry Standard Framing, Bonding, Provisioning Protocols based on ITU

Loss less Adjustment of Link Capacity.

Automatic Adjustment of Link Capacity in case of individual E1 failures.

Delay compensation of up to 200msec among individual E1 links.

Rugged Metal cabinet with provision for mounting in 19” Rack.

Combined 230VAC & 48VDC Power Supply.

1. Name of the modem installation site:_____________ Location: _