Installing the Dialogic®
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Brooktrout® TR1034 BRI
PCI Express Board
Part Number: 931-162-06
The Dialogic® Brooktrout® TR1034 Basic Rate
Interface ISDN PCI Express board (“TR1034 BRI
board” or “board”) is half-sized, single-slot PCI
Express-bus compatible fax and voice processing
board. It provides the following:
On-board BRI connections
V.34 (33.6 Kbps) fax transmission speeds
Up to four fax and voice channels per board
The TR1034 BRI PCI Express Series board is a single
lane (x4 form factor) cards.
You need a fax or voice application to use a
TR1034 BRI board should you choose to do so.
Dialogic does not provide the application or a driver
for this board. A driver comes with the application
that you purchase.
This installation guide provides information about:
System Requirements (including telephone
service)
Setting the Module Number
Setting Termination Jumpers for the BRI Line
Installing a Dialogic® Brooktrout® TR1034 BRI
Board
Recognizing PCIe Slots
Connecting the Phone Service
Understanding LED Signals
Using a Dialogic® Brooktrout® TR1034 BRI
Board
Getting Help
System Requirements
This board must be installed in an enclosure that
meets the following specifications:
Chassis Requirement: Compliant to the PCI
Express Base Specification, Rev 1.0a
A Pentium or later host processor
A PCIe x4, x8, or x16 bus slot. See Recognizing
PCIe Slots
for more information.
Temperature: 0 C - 50 C
Humidity: 10% - 95% (non-condensing)
Power Requirement (Maximum Load)::
Board + 3.3 V + 12 V Total Power
Single Channel 1.1 A 0.A 3.63 W
Dual Channel 1.2 A 0.A 3.96 W
The following is also required:
Telephone serv ice: BRI interface
Options are provided for one or two BRI (2B+D) S/T
interfaces with B and D-channel HDLC support.
Compliant with I.430 ITU S/T ISDN support in
Terminal Equipment (TE) and network terminator
(NT) mode.
Setting the Module Number
Set each board to a unique module number to easily
identify the resources associated with a specific board
in a multi-board system.
Use the SW-1 rotary switch (Figure 1) to set a unique
module number for each Dialogic® Brooktrout®
board. See Figure 5 for the switch location. Select a
number from 2 - F on the rotary switch. Settings 0 and
1 are reserved and cannot be used.
Figure 1. Rotary Switch (SW-1)
Setting Termination Jumpers
for the BRI Line
Before installing your board, set termination for the
BRI line if necessary . See Figure 5 for the location of
the termination switches.
Set jumpers as follows (See Figure 2 for details):
Jumper is in place
(ISDN BRI line is terminated)
Figure 2. Termination Jumpers
Jumper is removed
(ISDN BRI line is not terminated
When the jumpers are removed from both
switches for the appropriate port, there is no
termination.
When jumpers are present, the lines are
terminated with 100 ohms (this is how the board
is shipped).
Dialogic does not support any configuration
except the two illustrated in Figure 2.
Installing a Dialogic
®
Brooktrout® TR1034 BRI Board
To install your board:
1. Turn off your PC and remove the cover.
Caution: A small amount of static electricity can
destroy the sensitive components on your board.
T o prevent static damage, always connect yourself
to ground using a ground strap before touching a
circuit board. Handle the boards only by the edges
or metal mounting brackets and transport boards
in an anti-static bag.
2. If the system has a PCIe expansion hold-down
bar, remove it.
3. Locate a free PCI Express bus slot that is x4 or
larger.
4. Align the board with the slot and firmly seat the
board into the slot. Carefully insert the PCI
Express Board Edge Connector into the PCI
Express Slot to avoid damage to the board.
5. Tighten the mounting bracket screw to secure the
board to the chassis.
Warning: When installing the board, be sure that
the mounting bracket is securely fastened to the
chassis and the chassis is plugged into a
grounded three prong plug. Improper chassis or
bracket grounding can result in harmful or fatal
electrical shock as well as component damage.
6. Replace the cover.
7. Turn on your computer.
Note: Dialogic® Brooktrout® boards should not be present in the
computer during the installation of any operating system.
The operating system might misinterpret the board as being
some other device, with unpredictable consequences.
Recognizing PCIe Slots
The PCIe connectors in the computer chassis usually
appear as white slots. The TR1034 BRI board has a
PCI board edge connector. It can be inserted into any
of the PCIe slots shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3. PCIe Slots
Connecting the Phone Service
Y ou must install the appropriate telephone service and
hookups at your site to connect to telephone service.
The following table shows the channel/port
relationship:
Channel
Number
1. Use the cable supplied with the board. To ensure
conformity, shielded cables must be used.
Do the following to connect your board to BRI
service:
1. Plug one end of the cable into the telephone
2. Plug the other end into the wall connector for
Note: Port B is not present on the TR1034 BRI single port version.
RJ-45 Port
0
1
2
3
connector on the board.
Connect to Port A for channels 0 and 1 or to
Port B for channels 2 and 3 (see Figure 5 to
locate ports).
your BRI service.
A
A
B
B
Type of
Service
BRI S/T
BRI S/T
BRI S/T
BRI S/T
Before using your BRI service, you must configure
certain parameters. See your software documentation
for details.
See Figure 4 for pinout details for your board:
Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Port A
No connection
No connection
TX Tip 0
RX Tip 0
RX Ring 0
TX Ring 0
No connection
No connection
Port B
No connection
No connection
TX Tip 1
RX Tip 1
RX Ring 1
TX Ring 1
No connection
No connection
Figure 4. Connector Pinouts
Understanding LED Signals
LEDs on the Mounting Bracket
The LEDs on the mounting bracket provide
information about the status of the different systems
on the board. To identify and locate these LEDs, see
Figure 5.
The following tables describe how the end panel
LEDs provide information:
BRI Status LED
BRI LED Meaning
Red Layer 1 is down. This can occur if the
Yellow Layer 1 is up, but layer 2 is down.
Green Layer 1 is up, and layer 2 is up.
Red/green The board is currently receiving CRC
Channel LEDs
Channel LEDs Meaning
Off Channel is idle.
Flashing green Channel is being set up or is
cable is wired incorrectly or the CPE
or CO emulation is wrong.
This state can occur if the protocol
has not been initialized, the D
channel has not been enabled, or the
clocks have not synchronized.
errors.
connected.
Board Status LED
Board Status LED Meaning
Flashing yellow Board is powered up and is
passing self test checks.
Steady red Board is powered up, and the self
test has failed.
Flashing yellow
and green
Board is powered up and is
downloading firmware.
Flashing green Firmware is downloaded, and the
board is in service.
Solid green or
Flickering red
Invalid states. Please reinstall your
board and call Tech Support, if the
condition persists.
Off Board is not powered up.
Figure 5. TR1034 BRI PCI Express Series Board
LEDs on the TR1034 BRI Board
The LEDs on the board provide information about the
status of the board. To locate these LEDs, see
Figure 5.
The following table describes how the LEDs on the
board provide information:
LED Meaning
DSP Displays the status for the DSP. After the
firmware is loaded and during normal
execution, this LED blinks about every
second. If the LED is not blinking, the DSP
firmware is not running.
Power Steady green indicates good board power.
Using a Dialogic® Brooktrout®
TR1034 BRI Board
Once you have installed the TR1034 BRI board,
install and configure your voice or fax software
application according to instructions included with
the software.
Getting Help
Dialogic provides technical support for customers who have purchased
hardware or software products from Dialogic. If you purchased products
from a reseller, please contact that reseller for technical support.
This equipment contains no user serviceable parts and is not intended for
repair by unauthorized personnel.
If you experience problems with the TR1034 BRI board, please use the web
site below for repair or warranty information. If the equipment is causing
harm to the telephone network, the telephone company might request that
you disconnect the equipment until the problem is resolved.
www.dialogic.com/support/
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