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Windows HyperTerminal
Windows HyperTerminal can be used as a VT100
terminal emulation program. Open HyperTerminal by
selecting PROGRAMS / ACCESSORIES /
HYPERTERMINAL. Refer to the Help section of
HyperTerminal for additional questions.
NOTE
To ensure proper display background in Windows
HyperTerminal, select VT100 terminal emulation
under SETTINGS.
Password
Upon initial connection, press the <Esc> key one time
to bring up the prompt for the Account Name. The
default Account Names are ADMIN, READWRITE,
and READONLY in all capital letters.
NOTE
All Account Names and Passwords are case
sensitive. The default Account Names and
Passwords should be entered in UPPER CASE.
The factory default Password is PASSWORD in all
capital letters for all default Account Names. Each
Account Name has a different permission level.
ADMIN, by default, is the System Administrator login
and allows provisioning of every provisionable option.
The READWRITE Account Name corresponds to the
Technician login, and restricts the user from making
changes to accounts, but allows provisioning of most
provisionable options that correspond to services
provided by the Total Access 1000 DAT. The
READONLY Account Name is just that, an account
that allows read-only access to the Total Access 1000
Menus. Each password can be changed to a user-
selected password if desired. To prevent a remote user
from not being able to access the menus of the Total
Access 1000 DAT after a user has accessed the craft
port, a timed auto-logout will logout the last user after
approximately eight minutes of keyboard inactivity. If
this happens during provisioning, simply logon to the
system again and continue from the last completed
provisioning change.
Menu Navigation
To traverse through the menus, type the number
corresponding to the desired selection and press
<Enter>. On some options, it is necessary to press the
space bar to scroll through available options and press
<Enter> when the correct option is shown. Fields that
need a manual entry are completed by pressing the
space bar to initiate the entry, type the entry, then
press <Enter> to complete the entry. While viewing
any sublevel menu, the <Esc> key may be used to
move up one level or to correct an incorrect entry
(before pressing <Enter>). See Figure 9 for the Total
Access 1000 DAT menu tree.
Module Provisioning
System Provisioning
The ATM BCU provides the system level
provisioning for the Total Access 1000 DAT. System
Level menus include Bank Controller Unit, Line
Interface Unit, Access Modules, System Alarms,
Configuration Prompt, and Contact Information. Each
of these individual menus is available for selection
upon a successful logon to the Total Access 1000
DAT. Provisioning for the BCU, LIU, and Access
Modules is covered in the following subsections. The
System Alarms menu provides real-time information
concerning both acknowledged and unacknowledged
alarms for the Total Access 1000 DAT. Each alarm is
displayed with a date and time stamp, the Level of the
alarm (Critical, Major, Minor, Alert, or Info), and an
Event Description. The configuration Prompt
provides access to a command line driven menu
system. This provisioning option will be discussed in
one of the following subsections. The Contact
Information menu provides ADTRAN’s contact
information and can not be edited.