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CONTENTS

Chapter

Document

Audience

Document

Product

Chassis

Processor

Processor Cards

ciscoBus

Memoiy

Network

Card

Rear

Chassis

Preparing

Safety

Electrical

Preventing

General

Site

Preventive

General Precautions

Equipment

Installation

Objectives

xiii

Organization

Conventions

Overview

Specifications

Controller

and

Port Limitations 1-7

Panel

Power

for

11

Controller

Cards

Interface

Configurations

Budget

Installation

Recommendations

with

Electricity

Safety

Electrostatic

Site

Requirements

Environment

Site

Configuration

Racks

Checklist 2-6

xiii

xiv

xv

1-3

Memory

1-4

Cards

1-5

Cards

Guidelines 2-2

2-4

and

1-4

1-6

1-8

1-9

2-1

2-2

Discharge

2-3

2-5

Inteiface

Avoiding

Damage

Cards

Shutdowns

1-3

2-3

2-5

Site

Tools

2-7

Log

and

Equipment Required

Network Connection

RS-232

Distance

Interference Considerations

Console

Connection

Limitations 2-8

FDDI

Connections

Ethernet

Serial

Connections

and

Connections

Auxiliary

Network Connection

Chassis

Components

Preparation

Prerequisites

2-8

2-9

Port

Considerations

2-11

2-9

Connection

2-10

2-7

2-8

Prerequisites

2-10

TableofContents

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Chapter

Installing

the

Chassis

31

Rack-Mount

Installation

Making

Terminal

Console

Auxiliary

External

Interface

Chapter Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Problem

Troubleshooting

Environmental

System

Automatic

Shutdown

Temperature

Displaying

System

Running

Memory/Bus

110

Installation

3-2

External

Connectors

Connections

Port 3-2

Cabling

the

Connections

Guidelines

Initial

Overview

Solving

Environmental

4-2

the

Reporting

Warning

Messages

and

Airflow

the

Reason

Bootstrap Diagnostics

the

Diagnostic

Diagnostics

Space

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3-1

3-2

3-4

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4-1

Power and

System

Features

Reports

Messages

and

Thresholds

Troubleshooting

for

the

Tests

Probe

Cards

3-2

3-3

Cooling

Last

4-6

4-8

4-9

Configuration

and

4-3

4-4

Environmental

4-8

Systems

Cables

4-4

4-3

Guidelines 4-5

4-1

4-2

Shutdown

4-6

Chapter

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Chassis

Installation

Maintenance

the

Opening

Tools

Chassis

Configuring

Card

Processor

Configuration Register Settings

Setting

General

Processor

EPROM

Configuring

CSC-MCI

CS

Configuring

and

Chassis

Required

Access

Cards

Numbering

Card

the

Configuration Register Settings

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C-MCI

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5-1

Procedure

Fundamentals

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Console

EPROM

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the

CSC-MCI

and

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and

CSC-SCI

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the

CSC-MEC

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5-1

5-2

5-3

5-4

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Port

Jumpers

Options

and

Card

Mode

and

5-8

CSC-SCI

Rate

5-6

5-7

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Numbering

and

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5-12

CSC-C2MEC

5-6

5-9

5-10

Cards 5-13

Configuring

Chassis

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Illustrations

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and

Numbering

5-18

and

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Numbering

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Token

Ring

5-16

Port

Token

Ring

Card

Speed

Ring

5-14

Port

Cards 5-14

Speed

5-16

5-17

5-15

Appendix

Cabling Specifications

CPU

Console

CPU

Auxiliary

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lOB

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Serial

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High

and

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Pinouts

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Requirements

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and

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and

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Indicators

Token

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Ring

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LED

B-4

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LED

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LED

Indicators

B-4

B-2

B-3

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CSC-ENVIvI

CSC-MCI

CSC-MC

CSC-MEC

CSC-R16M

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Ethernet

FDDI

High-Speed

HD

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and

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and

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B-b

Indicators

LED

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Indicators

B-is

B-7

B-8

B-9

B-il

B-13

B-14

Appendix

Industry-Standard Wiring

Operating

Interconnections

Power

Compliance

References

Products

CSC-P

Chassis

Switch

CSC-R

Chassis

Card

Memory

V.35

Index

Conditions

D-1

Provisions

and

Recommended

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Numbering

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for

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for

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and

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0-1

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F-2

F-3

Cards

F-4

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5-10

5-11

5-12

5-13

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CSC/4

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MIC

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and

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DTE

Connectors

DTE

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RJ-

and

DTE

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and

Panels

Top

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Configuration Register

Optional Configuration Register Settings

EPROM

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and

SwitchesComponent-Side

and

SwitchesPartial

for

Ethernet Version

for

Ethernet Version

Card-Numbering

1-1

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and

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and

SCSI-TI

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Settings

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1-4

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for

Network

Male

and

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3-6

MAU

3-8

LocationsPartial

5-8

Connectors

Female Network

and

Connectors

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5-4

Component-Side

5-13

and

IEEE

SwitchesFront-Edge

SwitchesPartial

and

Switch

Interface

Ring

Interface

Ring

CardComponent-Side

ciscoBus

FDDI

Token

Interface

Positions

CardComponent-Side

Interface

Ring

CardComponent-Side

5-17

View

3-4

and

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3-6

Chassis

DB-9

3-7

Component-Side

View

802.3

Front-Edge

5-13

View

5-19

5-20

CardComponent-Side

View

Connections

Connectors

Connector

View

5-7

5-9

View

5-18

5-19

5-21

3-5

3-7

5-4

Views

5-9

5-14

5-16

View

5-7

5-20

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of

Figures

vii

Figure

5-21

5-22

5-23

5-24

5-25

5-26

5-27

5-28

5-29

5-30

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A-il

A-i2

A-i3 15-Pin

B-la

B-il

CSC-C2FCIT

FDDI

CSC-C2HSCI

CSC-C2MEC6

CSC-CCTL

CSC-CCTL2

CSC-ENVM

CSC-MCI

CSC-R16M

CSC-SCI

A-i

RS-232

A-2

HD

A-3

lOBaseT

A-4

Applique-to-Applique

A-5

G.703

A-6

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A-i

RS-232

A-8

Cable

A-9

SDLC

RS-449

X.21

B-i

CSC-

B-2

CSC/3

B-3

CSC/4

B-4

CSC-C2CTR

B-5

CSC-CCTL

B-6

CSC-CCTL2

B-i

CSC-ENVM LED

B-8

CSC-MCI

B-9

CSC-SCI

CSC-MC

CSC-MEC6 LED

FDDI

Applique

Cable

V.35

AppliqueComponent-Side

V.35

DTE

Change

AppliqueComponent-Side

DCE

DTE

Applique

X.21

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and

LED

Cables

High-Speed

ciscoBus

ciscoBus2

Environmental

Multiport

Token

Serial

Communications

Configuration

Cable

Configuration

Ethernet

AppliqueBottom

AppliqueComponent-Side

Required

AppliqueComponent-Side

with

to

RS-449

CSC-2R

IndicatorsFront-Edge

LED

Card

LED

IndicatorsPartial

LED

IndicatorsPartial

LED

IndicatorsComponent-Side

Interface

Ethernet Interface

CardComponent-Side

to

FDDI

Serial

ControllerCardComponent-Side

Controller

Monitor

Communications

Interface

Ring

for

Transceiver

UTP

Applique

Cable

View

When

Using

Jumpers

Set

Adapter

LED

IndicatorsFront-Edge

IndicatorsPartial

LED

IndicatorsFront-Edge

IndicatorsPartial

IndicatorsFront-Edge

Card

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Interface

CardComponent-Side

Interface

CardComponent-Side

Interface

Dial

Diagram

View

CardComponent-Side

on

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on

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A-4

A-li

View A-13

Older

RS-232

View A-14

View

View A-17

for

DCE

OperationComponent-Side

Cable

Pinout

View

Front-Edge

Component-Side

Front-Edge

View

HSSI

CardComponent-Side

A-3

A-6

A-7

Applique

A-16

A-20

View

B-3

B-4

View

B-6

B-7

5-21

Component-Side

View

A-14

B-2

B-4

B-5

View B-S

B-6

5-22

5-23

5-25

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5-24

View

5-25

View A-19

5-21

5-22

5-24

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Figure

B-12

B-13

B-14

B-15

B-16

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CSC-R16M

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HD

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B-15

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Figures

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TABLES

Table

1-1

Table

1-2

Table

1-3

Table

1-4

Table

1-5

Table

2-1

Table

A-i

Table

A-2

Table

Table A-3

Table A-4

Table A-S

Table A-B

Table

A-i

Chassis

Processor

ciscoBus

Memory

Physical

Card

Controller

Cards

CiscoBus Network

1-6

Multibus

1-7

Card

1-8

Chassis Connector

1-9

Power

Chassis

2-2

Chassis Environmental

2-3

FDDI

2-4

Ethernet

2-5

IEEE

2-6

IEEE

2-7

Descriptions

4-1

Nonvolatile

4-2

Memory

5-1

Default

5-2

Configuration Register Settings

5-3

System

5-4

CSC-MCI

5-5

CSC-MCI

5-6

CSC-SCI

5-7

CSC-MCI

5-8

CSC-lR

5-9

CSC-R16M

CPU

lOBaseT

Ethernet

Network

and

Port

Requirements

Air

Temperature

Maximum

UTP

Standard

Memory

Test

Boot

Console

and

Jumper

and

Card-Numbering

Console

Auxiliary

RJ-45 Connector

AliT

of

CSC-1R CSC-2R

CSC-C2CTR

V.35

Dual-Mode

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Plates

and

for

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for

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Descriptions

Limits

and

Specifications

Transmission Distances

Maximum

RS-232

RS-449

Chassis

and

Transmission Distances

Transmission

Components

Addresses

Memory

FilenamesBoot

Port

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CSC-2R

Port

Pinout

Token

Settings

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RS-232

and

Ring

Applique

Switch

for

A-S

CSC-R16M

Applique

Cooling Specifications

1-4

ciscoBus

Cards

Chassis

1-8

1-6

Components

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Warning

Speed

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ProbeTest

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for

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Settings

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Settings

for

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for

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DTE

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Wiring

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Wiring

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Token

Pinout

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and

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5-12

Settings

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1-3

Compatibility

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Thresholds

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Distance

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Destination 5-6

Card

Numbering

5-12

5-14

A-2

Pinout

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1-5

2-4

2-9

5-10

A-6

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xi

Table

Table A-9

Table A-b

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Multibus

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CSC-2R

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1-9

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