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Configuring the Unit
5-53550-A2-GB20-10 February 1995
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Port 1 DSU 9.6 T
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This example is now complete.
Configuration Option Tables
This section contains a table for each option set that
can be found under the Configuration (Confg) branch, in
the order in which it appears in the menu.
Each table lists all configuration options available
within the option set when Menu mode is enabled (Menu
subbranch – Full Mode: Enab). Appendix B provides
Configuration Worksheets that summarize the
configuration options when Menu mode is enabled, as
well as when it is disabled.
This chapter includes the following option set tables:
• DSU Configuration Options (Table 5-1)
• Diagnostic (DSU) Configuration Options
(Table 5-2)
• Diagnostic (DBM) Configuration Options
(Table 5-3)
• Diagnostic (External DBU) Configuration Options
(Table 5-4)
• Diagnostic (General) Configuration Options
(Table 5-5)
• DBM Configuration Options (Table 5-6)
• External DBU Configuration Options (Table 5-7)
• General Configuration Options (Table 5-8)
• Backup Configuration Options (Table 5-9)
• MUX (Setup) Configuration Options (Table 5-10)
• MUX (Port) Configuration Options (Table 5-11)
• Port Speed (DSU) Configuration Options for DSU
(Table 5-12)
• Port Speed (DBM) Configuration Options
(Table 5-13)
• Port Speed (External DBU) Configuration Options
(Table 5-14)
Understanding the Tables
Refer to the appropriate tables when configuring the
DSU. Each configuration option is segmented into three
sections: the option as it appears on the DCP, an
explanation of the option, then the values that can be
selected or set.
Each table shows each configuration option as it is
displayed. As you refer to these tables, be aware of the
following:
• The first line shows each configuration option as
it appears on the DCP, followed by a colon (:), then
the default setting (the value set at the factory).
• The second line shows all selectable values, which
can be viewed on the DCP by scrolling to the left or
right using the
or key.
The first selection is always Next, which allows
you to go to the next configuration option in the set.
The last selection is always Prev, which allows you
to go back to the previous configuration option.
Possible selections wrap around so you can
immediately press the
key to display Prev,
saving key presses.
An explanation of that configuration option and its
selectable values follow, which includes:
• The full or unabbreviated name of the configuration
option, followed by a brief explanation of its
purpose or function.
• The selectable values for the configuration option,
which are listed with guidelines for when each
should be selected.