Description about Connection Points

Different boards provide different external ports. This topic describes how to select an appropriate board according to requirements during the commissioning process. Table 1 lists the boards corresponding to the connection points of the UA5000. Table 1 Boards corresponding to the connection points Board Type Control board PVMB Board Name

interface Type One 10M/100M Base-T maintenance network interface One RS-232 maintenance serial interface One 100M Base-T uplink interface Eight E1 interfaces HW interface One FE optical interface One GE optical interface Two 100M Base-T service network interfaces One 100M Base-T maintenance network interface One RS-232 maintenance serial interface Eight E1 interfaces One HW interface One FE optical interface One GE optical interface Two 100M Base-T service network interfaces One 100M Base-T maintenance network interface One RS-232 maintenance serial interface One HW interface

PVMD

PVME

Narrowband service board

A32 ASL CDI

32 analog service interfaces 16 analog service interfaces 16 POTS service interfaces

Table 1 Boards corresponding to the connection points Board Type DSL DSLE/DSLD EDTB SDL Board Name interface Type Eight 2B+D service interfaces 16 ISDN service interfaces 16 E1 interfaces

One RS-232 maintenance serial interface Four TDM SHDSL interfaces + four E1 interfaces

VFB VMS xPON board EP1A

16 two-wire or eight four-wire voice frequency interfaces 16 analog service interfaces

One PON port One GE/FE auto-sensing electrical port One PON port One GE/FE auto-sensing electrical port One 100M electrical port Two 100M optical ports Four E1 ports

GP1A

Broadband and narrowband combo service board Monitoring board

CSRB

32 ADSL2+ and POTS hybrid interfaces

ESC, FCBB.

One RS-232 maintenance serial interface RS-485 interface; two RJ-45 interfaces RS-485; 14 RJ-45 interfaces

Rear access E1TB transfer board HWCB

16 E1 transfer interfaces on the EDTB board

Two clock input interfaces Two E1 interfaces

Table 1 Boards corresponding to the connection points Board Type Board Name

interface Type One HW interface for subtending the HABA shelf

HWTB RATB SAPB Front access E1TF transfer board HWCF

One HW interface for connecting to the HABA shelf 32 trunk interfaces 32 POTS and ADSL2+ combo interfaces 16 E1 service interfaces

One test interface One clock input interface Three HW interfaces for subtending the HABD or HABF shelf One set of test and subtending interfaces One clock output interface One HW interface for connecting to the HABD shelf One environment monitoring serial interface One -48 V power interface

HWTF

PSTF

RATF SLTF SAPF

One DB-68 interface 32 xDSL/E1 service interfaces 32 POTS and ADSL2+ combo interfaces

Script
Script is a command set file in .txt format. This topic describes how to run the commands in the script in batches by loading the script instead of entering the command one by one. This makes it convenient to commission for subscribers.

Script Introduction

Before commissioning, you can make a commissioning script based on the information collected from "Data Requirements", such as the data plan. Configure the basic data by loading the script. This ensures that the device works in the normal state to facilitate the commissioning of the basic functions and the services of the device. The basic configurations that can be carried out by the script include but are not limited to the following:

Enable the auto-save function. Set the auto-save interval. Confirm the board.

NOTE:

For details of loading a script, refer to the introduction in "Loading the Script."
Script Example

Table 1 shows the data plan of the script example.

Table 1 Script data plan

Item Auto-save switch Auto-save intervals Confirming boards on 1440 minutes

Data

Confirm all the boards in the master shelf at one time.

According to the preceding data plan, enter the following commands in the script:
autosave interval on autosave interval 1440 config board confirm 0