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ZXDSL 9210/9203ZTE Broadband Universal Access System

Documentation Guide

Version 5.0.0

ZTE CORPORATION

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Contents

About this Documentation Guide..............................................................ix

Purpose of this Documentation Guide...................................................................... ix

Typographical Conventions..................................................................................... ix

Mouse Operation Conventions..................................................................................x

Safety Signs.......................................................................................................... xi

How to Get in Touch ..............................................................................................xii

Customer Support..................................................................................................................xii

Documentation Support..........................................................................................................xii

Chapter 1.....................................................................................1 Documentation Architecture......................................................................1

Classification and Characteristics..............................................................................1

Manuals Contents...................................................................................................3

Technical Manual.....................................................................................................................3

Hardware Manual ....................................................................................................................3

Installation Manual ..................................................................................................................4

Command Manual I.................................................................................................................4

Command Manual II................................................................................................................5

Man Machine Interface Manual.................................................................................................5

Operation Manual....................................................................................................................6

Maintenance Manual................................................................................................................6

Chapter 2.....................................................................................9 Manual Usage .............................................................................................9

Relationship between Documentation Manuals ..........................................................9

Examples of Using the Attached Manuals................................................................10

Maintenance Manual..............................................................................................................10

Operation Manual..................................................................................................................11

Command Manual .................................................................................................................11

Appendix A................................................................................13


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Abbreviations .......................................................................................... 13

Index............................................................................................15

Tables...........................................................................................17


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Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION ix

About this DocumentationGuide

Purpose of this Documentation

GuideThis guide provides the basic information for each manual in thedocumentation suite.

Typographical ConventionsZTE documents employ the following typographical conventions.

T A B L E 1 TY P O G R A P H I C A L C O NVENT I O NS

Typeface Meaning

Italics References to other guides and documents.

“Quotes” Links on screens.

Bold Menus, menu options, input fields, radio button names, checkboxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names

Bold with first

letter capitalized

Keys on the keyboard and buttons on screens

Const ant wi dt h Text that you type, program code, files and directory names,and function names

[ ] Optional parameters

{ } Mandatory parameters

| Select one of the parameters that are delimited by it

Note: Provides additional information about a certain topic.

Checkpoint: Indicates that a particular step needs to be checkedbefore proceeding further.

Tip: Indicates a suggestion or hint to make things easier or

more productive for the reader.


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Mouse Operation ConventionsT A B L E 2 MO USE OP E R A T I O N CO NVENT I O NS

Typeface Meaning

Click Refers to clicking the primary mouse button (usually the leftmouse button) once.

Double-click Refers to quickly clicking the primary mouse button (usually theleft mouse button) twice.

Right-click Refers to clicking the secondary mouse button (usually the rightmouse button) once.

Drag Refers to pressing and holding a mouse button and moving themouse.


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About this Documentation Guide

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION xi

Safety Signs

T A B L E 3 S A F E T Y S I G NS

Safety Signs Meaning

Danger: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which ifnot avoided, will result in death or serious injury. This signalword should be limited to only extreme situations.

Warning: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which ifnot avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Caution: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if not

avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury. It may alsobe used to alert against unsafe practices.

Note: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which if notavoided, could result in injuries, equipment damage orinterruption of services.

Erosion: Beware of erosion.

Electric shock: There is a risk of electric shock.

Electrostatic: The device may be sensitive to static electricity.

Microwave: Beware of strong electromagnetic field.

Laser: Beware of strong laser beam.

No flammables: No flammables can be stored.

No touching: Do not touch.

No smoking: Smoking is forbidden.


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xii Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION

How to Get in TouchThe following sections provide information on how to obtain support forthe documentation and the software.

Customer SupportIf you have problems, questions, comments, or suggestions regardingyour product, contact us by e-mail at [email protected]. You can alsocall our customer support center at (86) 755 26771900 and (86) 800-9830-9830.

Documentation SupportZTE welcomes your comments and suggestions on the quality andusefulness of this document. For further questions, comments, orsuggestions on the documentation, you can contact us by e-mail [email protected]; or you can fax your comments and suggestions to (86)755 26772236. You can also explore our website athttp://support.zte.com.cn, which contains various interesting subjects likedocumentation, knowledge base, forum and service request.


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Documentation Architecture

Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION 1

C h a p t e r 1


This Chapter covers the following topics:

• Classification and Characteristics

• Purpose, Methods

• Functions

• Attached Manual Contents

Classification and CharacteristicsThe ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 version (5.0.0) includes technical documentationprovided to along with equipment.

The Documentation suite is divided into the following categories accordingto their purpose and requirements:

• ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Documentation Guide.

• Technical Category:

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal Access

System Technical Manual.

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Hardware Manual.

Installation Category:

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Hardware Installation Manual .

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Software Installation Manual .

• Operation Category:


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ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Operation Manual .

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Man Machine Interface Manual (Volume I ).

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Man Machine Interface Manual (Volume II).

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Command Manual (Volume I ).

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Command Manual (Volume II).

• Maintenance Category:

ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 Version (5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Maintenance Manual .

Documentation Guide introduces Documentation Purpose, Classification,and Usage.

Technical category covers Technical Manual and Hardware Manual as coreof documentation suite. Technical Manual gives general idea to the usersabout the system. Technical Manual focuses on the technology used in thesystem. Hardware Manual gives full detail about system hardware.

Installation Category covers Hardware Installation Manual and SoftwareInstallation Manual. The manual focuses on how to install the ZXDSL 9210

/ 9203 system according to standards, with out any trouble.

Operation Category covers Operation Manual, Man Machine InterfaceManual and Command Manual.

• Operation Manual describes comprehensively the operation tasks toconfigure the ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 system and normal operations.

• Man Machine interface Manual introduce ZXNM01 integrated NMSsystem. Man Machine interface Manual guide how to configure ZXDSL9203 / 9203 system through NMS. It also introduces the interfaces ofthe system. This manual also serves as supporting manual for

Operation Manual .• Command Manual covers ZXDSL 9210/9203 system all related

commands with examples.

• Maintenance Manual covers ZXDSL 9210/9203 system routinemaintenance and troubleshooting methods.


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Manuals ContentsAttached manuals contents are as follows:

Technical ManualThis guide provides the basic information about the performance, features,and technical information of the ZXDSL 9210/9203 system.

Following are the manual contents:

Chapter 1: “Product Overview” describes an overview of the ZXDSL9210/9203 broadband universal access system.

Chapter 2: “Structure” describes function and hardware structure ofZXDSL 9210/9203 system.

Chapter 3: “Software Architecture” describes structure of softwaremodules and their functions of ZXDSL 9210/9203 system.

Chapter 4: “Service and Protocol” describes the basic services andprotocols that ZXDSL 9210/9203 system supports.

Chapter 5: “Network Applications” describes the ZXDSL 9210/9203 systemnetworking modes for different types of network.

Chapter 6: “Technical Specification” describes the technical specificationsand parameters of ZXDSL 9210/9203 system.

Appendix A, Abbreviations, is a list of abbreviations used in this Manual.

Appendix B, Index, is an Index for this Manual.

Hardware ManualThe ZXDSL 9210 ( V5.0.0 ) ZTE Broadband Universal Access SystemHardware Manual describes ZXDSL 9210/9203 (V5.0.0) systems hardwarecomponents.


Chapter 1: “Cabinets”, describes the System Cabinets, Layouts andhardware Component.

Chapter 2: “Chassis”, describes the Chassis, Structures, Configurationsand Backplanes.

Chapter 3: “Cards”, describes the System Cards, Subscriber Cards, POTSSplitter Cards, and Ethernet Cards.




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Installation ManualFollowing are the manual contents:

Chapter 1: “Hardware Overview” describes equipment introductionincluding cabinets, chassis, backplanes and card specifications.

Chapter 2: “Installation Preparation” describes various installation checks,equipment room layout, room cabling, tool preparation, equipmentunpacking.

Chapter 3: “Cabinet Installation” describes various cabinet installations,insulation test, chassis types, and card installation.

Chapter 4: “Power Cable Installation” describes power cable introduction,precautions in cable installation, power cable installation, fan cableinstallation, EPM power cable installation.

Chapter 5: “Cabinet Cable Installation” describes various cableinstallations like, cabinet cable, monitoring cable, subscriber cables, andline testing cable.


Appendix B, Index, is an Index for this manual.

Command Manual I

ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0.3) ZTE Broadband Universal Access SystemCommand Manual Volume I describes the functions, modes, formats,parameters and Man Machine commands. Command Manual helps toimprove the better executions for users to operate the equipment man-machine commands.


Chapter 1: “Overview”, introduces the connections between themaintenance terminal and the ZXDSL 9210 equipment, the startup,interfaces, formats, uses, operations, output, and forms the system man-machine commands.

Chapter 2: “Operators Mode Commands”, describes the commands relatedto the operators commands set.

Chapter 3: “Administrators Mode Commands”, describes the commandsrelated to the Ethernet.


Appendix B, Index, is an Index for this Manual


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Command Manual IIZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0.3) ZTE Broadband Universal Access SystemCommand Manual (Volume II) describes the functions, modes, formats,

parameters and man-machine commands. Command Manual helps toimprove the better executions for users to operate the equipment man-machine commands.

Following are the Manual contents:

Chapter 1: “Overview”, introduces the connections between themaintenance terminal and the ZXDSL 9210 equipment, the startup,interfaces, formats, uses, operations, output, and forms the system man-machine commands.

Chapter 2: “ADSL and DSL-MPVC Mode commands”, describes thecommands related to the ADSL and DSL-MPVC.

Chapter 3: “Ethernet Configuration Mode Commands”, describes thecommands related to the Ethernet.

Chapter 4: “VDSL Mode Commands’” describes the commands related tothe VDSL.

Chapter 5: “BAS Configuration Commands” describes the commandsrelated to the BAS.



Man Machine Interface ManualThis manual provides information for configuring and maintaining ZXNM01(V4.0) Network Management System Software with respect to ZXDSL9210/9203.


Chapter 1: “System Introduction” describes functions and characteristicsof ZXNM01V4.0.

Chapter 2: “Basic Network Management Configuration” describes NMconnection setup and basic system configuration.

Chapter 3: “Network Element Management” describes all the NEconfiguration and EPM configuration.

Chapter 4: “ZXDSL 9210/9203 Card Configuration” describes all theZXDSL 9210/9203 Cards Configurations.




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Operation ManualThis manual describes operation and maintenance methods in task-oriented form. It focuses on software configuration operations. Studying

this manual, user will be able to complete standard configurations.


Chapter 1: “System Introduction” describes Command Line InterfaceSystem features and operations classification.

Chapter 2: “System Basic Configuration” describes maintenance terminalconfiguration and system basic configurations.

Chapter 3: “Service Cards Configuration” describes Ethernet, ADSL,ADSL2+ and VDSL cards configurations.

Chapter 4: “System Advance Configuration” describes system protocolsconfigurations.

Chapter 5: “System Security Configuration” describes system & usersecurity configurations and Multicast Service configuration.

Chapter 6: “Network Management” describes online tests, line tests, porttests and modem remote management.

Chapter 7: “System Management” describes FTP and TFTP, systemupgrade and backup configurations.



Maintenance ManualZXDSL 9210/9203 (V5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal Access SystemMaintenance Manual describes routine maintenance and troubleshootingmethods.

Following are the Manual contents

Chapter 1: “Maintenance” describes all the maintenance methods used formaintaining ZXDSL 9210/9203 system.

Chapter 2: “Fault Location” describes fault classification and all the faultlocation methods.

Chapter 3: “Line Troubleshooting” describes line faults and the methodshow to troubleshoot to those faults.

Chapter 4: “ZXDSL 9210/9203 Troubleshooting” describes all thehardware and data configuration troubleshooting methods.


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Chapter 5: “Subscriber End Troubleshooting” describes all thetroubleshooting methods used for individual subscribers and subscribers incybercafé.




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C h a p t e r 2

Manual Usage

This Chapter first introduces the relationship among the attachedmanuals and illustrates how to use these manuals.

Relationship betweenDocumentation ManualsChapter 1 gives the general idea of each manual. Although these manualsfocuses on different parts but they are related to each other. Anunderstanding of such relationship helps users for their better

understanding and usage of these manuals. The figure below shows therelationship.

D o c um e n t a t i on G ui d e

Technical Manual

Hardware Manual

Installation Manual

( Hardware)

Installation Manual

( Software)

Operation

Manual

Maintenance Manual

Command

ManualMan-machine

Interface Manual

The recommended method for documentation usage in a project is:

1. Technical Manual gives technical understanding of the system. TheTechnical Manual covers technical details.

2. Hardware Manual elaborates on the hardware structure and functionsof the whole system. It describes in detail the cabinets, chassis, cards,cables and switches of the ZXDSL 9210/9203 system. This manualserver as basis for the hardware installation manual. During the


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system installation according to Installation Manual (Hardware), pleaserefer to the related chapters in this manual to ensure correctinstallation.

3. Installation Manual covers system hardware installation using

Hardware Manual and Installation Manual (Hardware).4. Operation Manual covers all operation details of the system with

examples. During equipment commissioning, refer to CommandManual I and Command Manual II.

5. Use Operation Manual , Man-machine Interface Manual andMaintenance Manual together to perform ZXDSL 9210 / 9203 systemmaintenance.

Examples of Using the AttachedManualsExamples to use maintenance, operational and command manual arediscussed below:

Maintenance ManualExample: How to use maintenance manual if problems like userdisconnection and modem activation occur during daily operations.

1. Fault analysis and location refer to Chapter 2 “ADSL line Fault” inMaintenance Manual for ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE BroadbandUniversal Access System, and carry out fault analysis and location asinstructed in this section.

2. For the line disconnection, refer to Chapter 3 and find the solutionsregarding frequent line disconnections, the corresponding fault type is

“ADSL line fault”.

3. To improve the Line quality following are the two methods:

Software Methods:

i. Decrease ADSL bandwidth.ii. Change the line type from Fast only into Interleave.

Physical Methods:

i. Improve internal lines quality, DF (Distribution Frame) jumpers andexternal lines, and ensure the connectors are well in contact.

ii. Minimize the length of parallel cable used along the lead-intelephone line, and use copper twisted pair if possible.

iii. Be sure to connect the splitter in front of all extensions when

telephones are connected to the subscriber end in parallel.


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Chapter 2 - Manual Usage


4. Precautions, during troubleshooting, refer to “ADSL ServiceMaintenance” in ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Operation Manual for any parameter modification. Adjust the

parameters according to the line parameters and line characteristicsrequired for routine ADSL maintenance as stated in the chapter. SeeZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal Access System

Command Manual for how to use related commands and how toconfigure related parameters.

Operation ManualExample: How to make in-band NMS configurations with the help ofrelated user’s documentation, especially the ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTEBroadband Universal Access System Operation Manual .

5. Refer to the related chapters in ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE BroadbandUniversal Access System Man-machine Interface Manual for networkingconditions of the in-band NMS. The Man-machine Interface Manualintroduces in detail two networking methods for the ZXNM01integrated NMS of the ZXDSL 9210 equipment, indicating that thespecific PVC on the uplink service interface acts as the in-band NMS.

6. Make connections according to the actual networking condition. Forconnection details, please see ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE BroadbandUniversal Access System Installation Manual (Hardware).

7. Refer to Chapter “NM Commissioning” in ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTEBroadband Universal Access System Operation Manual for

commissioning of the in-band NMS. See ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTEBroadband Universal Access System Command Manual for relatedconfiguration commands.

Command ManualExample: How to set the line configuration file of an ADSL port with theaid of ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal Access SystemCommand Manual after the ZXDSL 9210 equipment is put into operation.

Handling: This command is intended for you to work with the ZXDSL 9210system ADSL port. Refer to Chapter “ADSL and DSL-MPVC Mode

commands” in ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal AccessSystem Command Manual (Volume II) and find out the related commandssuch as ads l al ar m- pr o f i l e, ads l l i nec odi ng, ads l l i net ype and

ads l pr o f i l e. The related command instructions indicate that ads lpr of i l e is used to set the line configuration file for an ADSL port.

The information related to the commands is as follows.

Name:

ads l - pr o f i l e command

Function:


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Specify the line configuration file for a port.

Mode:

DSL ( c f g- i f - ads l - slot/port ) #mo de, DSL ( c f g- s l o t - a ds l -

slot ) # mode

Command format:

ads l pr o f i l e profile-name

no ads l pr of i l e

Parameter:

Parameter Description

profile-name The name of the line configuration file.

Related commands:

Show adsl profile command, adsl profile command inDSL(cfg)#mode

Usage guide:

Configure the relevant line configuration file before designate theline configuration file on the port. By default, the port configurationfile is .

Example:

Set the line configuration file of adsl port 2/1 to be test.

As stated in ZXDSL 9210 (V5.0.0) ZTE Broadband Universal Access

System Command Manual, the ads l pr o f i l e command is very easy. It isrequired to set only one parameter. Be sure to choose a correct commandmode


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A p p e n d i x

A

Abbreviations

Abbreviation Full Name

ADSL Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line

BAS Broadband Access Server

DF Distribution Frame

EPM Environment Power Monitor

FTP File Transfer Protocol

POTS Plain Old Telephone Service

NM Network Management

NE Network Element

NMS Network Management System

TFTP Trivial File Transfer Protocol


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Index

ADSL.......................................... 5Command Manual .....................2, 4Documentation suite..................... 1Hardware Manual ......................... 3Man Machine interface Manual ....... 2

Man-machine Interface ................11NE ............................................. 5NM............................................. 5NM Commissioning......................11Operation Manual ......................... 2


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Tables

Table 1 Typographical Conventions................................................................ix Table 2 Mouse Operation Conventions ............................................................ x Table 3 Safety Signs....................................................................................xi

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