Cisco Systems AS5800 Network Card User Manual


 
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Cisco AS5800 Universal Access Server Dial Shelf Card Guide
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Preface
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Chapter 3, “Channelized T3 Trunk Card,” provides an overview of the channelized T3 trunk card,
describes its features, and lists its physical specifications. Also described are the LEDs, clocking,
port monitoring, cable and connector pinouts, troubleshooting information, and card-specific
configuration information.
Chapter 4, “Double-Density Modem Card,” provides an overview of the double-density modem
card, describes its features, and lists its physical specifications. Also described are the LEDs,
clocking, port monitoring, cable and connector pinouts, troubleshooting information, and
card-specific configuration information.
Chapter 5, “Cisco AS5800 Voice-over-IP Card,” provides an overview of the Voice-over-IP card
and describes its features. Also described are the LEDs.
Chapter 6, “CT1/CE1 Trunk Card,” provides an overview of the 324 universal port card (CT1/CE1
trunk card), which supports modem services, and also includes steps for configuring your software
and verifying and troubleshooting your universal port card installation.
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