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Dialogic® ISDN Series 3 Card - EXS-PRI-1300/EXS-PRI-1300R

Description

The Dialogic® ISDN Series 3 card provides ISDN services for the CSP fully integrating switching and advanced signaling applications. The ISDN Series 3 card enables the CSP to act as a Signaling Point (SP) in the ISDN network architecture.

Microprocessor

The ISDN Series 3 card is a Power PC-based ISDN controller card.

Redundancy

You achieve redundancy by installing, connecting and configuring a pair of ISDN Series 3 cards. Refer to the CCS I/O Series 3 card Hardware Product Description for more information on redundancy.

Placement

Each CSP 2090, CSP 2110 or CSP 2040 chassis can accommodate ISDN Series 3 cards which reside in the front line card slots.

Configuration Information

The part number, serial number, model number, and revision are located on the back of the board.

Specifications

The ISDN Series 3 card is designed to the following electrical, physical and environmental specifications.

Electrical | Specification
--- | ---
Supply Voltage, Vcc | 5.00V
Supply Current, Vcc @ 5.0V | 5.5A (typical)

Physical | Specification
--- | ---
Height | 236.2 mm (9.3 in.)
Depth | 317.5 mm (12.5 in.)
Width | 19.7 mm (0.775 in.)

Environmental | Specification
--- | ---
Temperature - Storage | -40~C to 70~C (-40~F to 158~F)
Temperature - Operation | 0~C to 50~C (32~F to 122~F)
Temperature Shock - Storage | -40~C to 70~C to -40~C (-40~F to 158~F to -40~F) @ 5~/min.
Temperature Shock - Operation | 0~C to 50~C (32~F to 122~F) @ 10~/min.
Humidity - Operating | 5% to 85%
Altitude | Up to 4000 m (13,123 ft.)

Related Products

The products related to the ISDN Series 3 card are listed below.

Product | Model No. | Model No.
--- | --- | ---
CCS I/O Series 3 Card | EXS-7IO-1300 | EXS-7IO-1300
CCS I/O Series 3 Redundancy Cable | EXS-CBL-1000 | EXS-CBL-1000R

Front View

The front view shows the LEDs, push button switches and Monitor connector.

Controls and Indicators

The table below describes the LEDs and push button switches as shown in the front view of the card.

LED | Color/Status | Description
--- | --- | ---
Diag | Green | This LED is green except during a card reset when this LED goes out briefly. This LED is normally OFF.
Red | Redundancy has been configured.
Off | No diagnostics running
Status | Green | The card is connected to the system buses.
Red | The Stop push button has been pressed. The card is disconnected from the system buses.
Off | Not applicable.
Halt | Green | The CPU is running.
Red | The CPU has halted. This LED is red briefly during card reset.
Off | CPU hard reset
Power | Green | Good power
Off | Bad power
Push Buttons | Description |
Stop | Removes card from the system buses. Always press the Stop push button before removing the card from the chassis.
Stop and S Reset together | Initiates a Hard Reset. The Flash and SDRAM are reset, as is the processor and all of its internal registers. A Hard Reset also occurs when the Watchdog times out twice in a row.
S Reset | Initiates a Soft Reset. The code running on the processor is reset, and the Flash is put into a read state.

DIP Switch SW1

The table below describes the DIP switch SW1 settings. The shading (asterisk* for html documents) indicates factory-installed settings.

Position | Setting | Function
--- | --- | ---
1 | ON* | Disables Debug 1 Mode
OFF | Enables Debug 1 Mode
2 | ON* | The Monitor port setting is 19200 baud.
OFF | The Monitor port setting is 19200 baud.
3 | ON* | Disables Debug 2 Mode
OFF | Enables Debug 2 Mode
4 | ON* | Ethernet Link, Auto-Negotiate Mode (Default)
OFF** | Ethernet Link, Force 100 Mbps/Full Duplex Mode
5 | ON* | Reserved, normally should be ON
OFF | Reserved
6 | ON* | Reserved, normally should be ON
OFF | Reserved
7 | ON* | Reserved, normally should be ON
OFF | Reserved
8 | ON* | Reserved, normally should be ON
OFF | Reserved

** Enables Ethernet Link, Force 100 Mbps/Full Duplex feature.

Jumpers

The table below indicates the jumper settings.

Jumper | Setting | Description
--- | --- | ---
JP1 | Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP2 | Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP3 | Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP4 | Not Installed (default) | Hardware Watchdog Timer enabled
JP5 | Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP7 | Not Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP8 | Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP9 | Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP10 | Installed (default) | Factory use only
JP11 | Installed (default) | Factory use only

Side View

This view shows DIP switch SW1 and jumper JP4.

Important! The Dialogic® SS7 Multi-Protocol I/O card is not supported in Release 8.4.1. Refer to the Technical Publications for Release 8.3.1 if you require information on this card.

See Integrated Services Digital Network.
Signaling Point
See Common Channel Signaling.
Quick depress and release of the phone plunger of a handset to signal the PBX or Centrex of instructions to follow (e.g., Call Transfer).
The protocol used in most local area PC networks. Typically, most Ethernet networks support data transmission speeds up to 10 Mbps, but 100 Mbps is also possible.
See Signaling System Number Seven.