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1 GUI Quick Start Guide 1 GUI QIG ver Dec2016

2 Quick Guide Table of Contents Contents 1.0 Forward Configuring any COM port to be COM Installation of GUI Software Setup Local ERM-MUX-Plus Addressing for GUI over Serial Setup Remote ERM-MUX-Plus Addressing for GUI over Serial Setup GUI over Serial Setup ERM-MUX-Plus Addressing for GUI over IP/SNMP Setup GUI over IP/SNMP GUI Operation Brief

3 1.0 Forward This guide will help with the initial installation and connection/configuration of the Window's based GUI software program. This guide was executed and captured on a Asus (Core-2 Duo E4600/4GB) with Windows 7 Professional, 64bit, SP1. User Account Control (UAC) was reduced to minimum. Firewall was disabled. If using a laptop without a hardware based serial port, a USB to RS-232 serial adapter can be used. The port should be configured as COM1 (procedure follows). This step is probably not necessary, but it was done as a number of programs that use serial ports will default to COM1. Since only one COM port is available on most PCs and Laptops, it is not possible to use both Console port (Local Ctrl) and NMS port (NM Ctrl) simultaneously. So, following this guide, do the local console configuration first. Then switch to the NM Ctrl port when instructed. Connect the PC's serial port with 1:1 cable directly to ERM-MUX/Plus CPU card's serial port labeled "LOC Ctrl". 1.1 Configuring any COM port to be COM1 This example was done on Windows 7 Professional. Open the "Device Manager" and find the communication ports. Open the ports to see the installed hardware. In the example above, there is a USB Serial Port as COM5. Right click it and select "Properties". 3

4 From the Properties window, click the "Advanced" button. Adjust the COM port number from the pull down menu, then click "OK". 4

5 The COM port is now configured as COM1. 5

Under 64 bit OS, it will run in WOW (windows on windows).

6 1.2 Installation of GUI Software Find the installation setup program and double-click it. The GUI software is a 32bit program. Under 64 bit OS, it will run in WOW (windows on windows). The installation folder would then be the Program Files (x86) folder, rather than in just Program Files. Click the "Next" button. 6

7 The following message may or may not be displayed. Just click 'OK' to ignore it. Click "Finish" after the software is installed. 7

8 1.3 Setup Local ERM-MUX-Plus Addressing for GUI over Serial Serial Port, 9600,8,N,1, Local Console Step 1: Under TeraTerm Pro Login with the default password '111111' (six ones) Step 2: Under the Main Menu go to the "SET SYSTEM" menu item "6" PLEASE INPUT PASSWORD:****** Hello welcome you! << MAIN MENU >> 1. E1 CONFIG 2. I/O CONFIG 3. DISPLAY CONFIG 4. CONFIG 5. SET DEFAULT 6. SET SYSTEM 7. BERT INPUT SELECT: Step 3: Under Set System menu go to the "NMP" menu item "3" INPUT SELECT:6 << SYSTEM MENU >> 1. VERSION 2. CLOCK 3. NMP 4. E1 BACKUP 5. CHANGE PASSWORD 6. SETUP TIME 7. SETUP EXTEND BOX 8. CABLE EVENT INPUT SELECT: 8

9 Step 4: Under the "NMP" menu select "5", Device Address << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:5 Step 5: Device Address for local unit needs to be 1,0,0,1; set as follows CURRENT DEVICE ADDRESS:2,0,0,1 INPUT NEW DEVICE ADDRESS: ADDRESS 1:1 ADDRESS 2:0 ADDRESS 3:0 ADDRESS 4:1 NEW DEVICE ADDRESS:1,0,0,1 Step 6: Under the "NMP" menu select "6", Down Device Address << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:6 Step 7: Down Device Address for local unit needs to be 1,0,0,1-1,0,0,2; set as follows CURRENT DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS:2,0,0,1-2,0,0,2 INPUT 1st DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS: ADDRESS 1:1 ADDRESS 2:0 ADDRESS 3:0 ADDRESS 4:1 INPUT 2nd DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS: ADDRESS 1:1 ADDRESS 2:0 ADDRESS 3:0 ADDRESS 4:2 NEW DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS:1,0,0,1-1,0,0,2 9

10 Step 8: Under the "NMP" menu select "2", Down Timeslot << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:2 Step 9: Down Timeslot for local unit needs to be E1-1, TS31; set as follows INPUT E1 LINE(1-2):1 FREE TIMESLOT IS: 1: 1-15,17-31, CURRENT:E1-1:NULL INPUT TIMESLOT(INPUT 0 TO CANCLE):31 Step 10: Exit the NMP menu by selecting "0" (zero) << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:0 Step 11: Exit the Set System menu by selecting "0" (zero) << SYSTEM MENU >> 1. VERSION 2. CLOCK 3. NMP 4. E1 BACKUP 5. CHANGE PASSWORD 6. SETUP TIME 7. SETUP EXTEND BOX 8. CABLE EVENT INPUT SELECT:0 10

11 Step 12: Save the configuration by selecting "4" Config; set as follows << MAIN MENU >> 1. E1 CONFIG 2. I/O CONFIG 3. DISPLAY CONFIG 4. CONFIG 5. SET DEFAULT 6. SET SYSTEM 7. BERT INPUT SELECT:4 SYSTEM WILL BE CONFIGED,ARE YOU SURE(Y/N)?y START CONFIG... 11

12 1.4 Setup Remote ERM-MUX-Plus Addressing for GUI over Serial Serial Port, 9600,8,N,1, Local Console Step 1: Under TeraTerm Pro Login with the default password '111111' (six ones) Step 2: Under Main Menu go to the "SET SYSTEM" menu item "6" PLEASE INPUT PASSWORD:****** Hello welcome you! << MAIN MENU >> 1. E1 CONFIG 2. I/O CONFIG 3. DISPLAY CONFIG 4. CONFIG 5. SET DEFAULT 6. SET SYSTEM 7. BERT INPUT SELECT: Step 3: Under Set System menu go to the "NMP" menu item "3" INPUT SELECT:6 << SYSTEM MENU >> 1. VERSION 2. CLOCK 3. NMP 4. E1 BACKUP 5. CHANGE PASSWORD 6. SETUP TIME 7. SETUP EXTEND BOX 8. CABLE EVENT INPUT SELECT: 12

13 Step 4: Under the "NMP" menu select "5", Device Address << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:5 Step 5: Device Address for local unit needs to be 1,0,0,2; set as follows CURRENT DEVICE ADDRESS:2,0,0,1 INPUT NEW DEVICE ADDRESS: ADDRESS 1:1 ADDRESS 2:0 ADDRESS 3:0 ADDRESS 4:2 NEW DEVICE ADDRESS:1,0,0,2 Step 6: Under the "NMP" menu select "1", Up Timeslot << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:1 Step 7: Up Timeslot for local unit needs to be TS31; set as follows FREE TIMESLOT IS: 1: 1-15,17-31, CURRENT:E1-1:NULL INPUT TIMESLOT(INPUT 0 TO CANCLE):31 13

14 Step 8: Exit the NMP menu by selecting "0" (zero) << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:0 Step 9: Exit the Set System menu by selecting "0" (zero) << SYSTEM MENU >> 1. VERSION 2. CLOCK 3. NMP 4. E1 BACKUP 5. CHANGE PASSWORD 6. SETUP TIME 7. SETUP EXTEND BOX 8. CABLE EVENT INPUT SELECT:0 Step 10: Save the configuration by selecting "4" Config; set as follows << MAIN MENU >> 1. E1 CONFIG 2. I/O CONFIG 3. DISPLAY CONFIG 4. CONFIG 5. SET DEFAULT 6. SET SYSTEM 7. BERT INPUT SELECT:4 SYSTEM WILL BE CONFIGED,ARE YOU SURE(Y/N)?y START CONFIG... This completes the local and remote EMP configuration for local control and in-band management of remote EMP via E1 connection. In preparation for using the GUI, connect the PC or Laptop which will run the GUI to the EMP local unit's "NM Ctrl" serial port on the CPU card. 14

15 1.5 Setup GUI over Serial In preparation for using the GUI, connect the PC or Laptop which will run the GUI to the EMP local unit's "NM Ctrl" serial port on the CPU card. Start the NetManager software. Log in with the username 'administrator', no password, and Manager Type 'In-band Net- Manager'. Click the 'Net-Structure' Menu Title and select 'Edit Net-Structure' from the pull-down menu. 15

16 Click the MUX/PLUS_V4 icon once. Move the mouse into the Net-Structure surface (mouse icon will be a plus (+) sign. Click the mouse and the 'Add New Device' popup window will appear. 16

17 In order, enter the Device Name and the Location. Choose 'NetManager' as the "Up Device Type", make sure the correct communication port is selected, confirm the AddressCode (it should be 01:00:00 1 and then click [OK]. Repeat the process of clicking on the Net-Structure surface and add the remote MUX/PLUS_V4 device. In this case, the Up Device Type will be the local EMP unit, Up Port is "1" and the address code will be "2". 17

18 Click the 'Net-Structure' Menu Title and select 'Save Net-Structure' from the pull-down menu. Double click on the local EMP icon to manage that device. 18

Refer to the GUI operating manual on how the configure the

19 If the communications port is correctly connected, the management screen for the local EMP should pop-up. Refer to the GUI operating manual on how the configure the EMP. Click [Exit]. Double click on the remote EMP icon to manage that device. 19

20 If the in-band managed timeslot is correctly configured and if the communications port and E1 line are correctly connected, the management screen for the remote EMP will pop-up. Refer to the GUI operating manual on how the configure the EMP. Click [Exit]. This completes the section on managing a pair of EMP using the E1 in-band management via the local machine's "NM CTRL" serial port. 20

21 1.6 Setup ERM-MUX-Plus Addressing for GUI over IP/SNMP ERM-MUX-PLUS_SNMP card, Setup IP via terminal console: SNMP Ethernet Port Serial Port, 9600,8,N,1, Local Console 21

22 Step 1: Under TeraTerm Pro Login with the default password '111111' (six ones) Step 2: Under Main Menu go to the "SET SYSTEM" menu item PLEASE INPUT PASSWORD:****** Hello welcome you! << MAIN MENU >> 1. E1 CONFIG 2. I/O CONFIG 3. DISPLAY CONFIG 4. CONFIG 5. SET DEFAULT 6. SET SYSTEM 7. BERT INPUT SELECT: Step 3: Under Set System Menu go to the "NMP" menu item INPUT SELECT:6 << SYSTEM MENU >> 1. VERSION 2. CLOCK 3. NMP 4. E1 BACKUP 5. CHANGE PASSWORD 6. SETUP TIME 7. SETUP EXTEND BOX 8. CABLE EVENT INPUT SELECT: Step 4: Under NMP Menu go to the "IP ADDRESS" menu item INPUT SELECT:3 << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT: Step 5: Key-in the "IP ADDRESS" and SNMP manager & Trap settings INPUT SELECT:4 CURRENT IP ADDR: INPUT NEW IP ADDR: 22

23 Notes: "N" means 'don't change or do nothing' and skip to next (can be uppercase 'N' or lowercase 'n') "E" means 'enable' and skip to next (must be uppercase 'E') "F" means 'disable' then skip to next (must be uppercase 'F') Text in "Red" is user's input. Text in "Blue" are comments for user. INPUT SELECT:4 CURRENT IP ADDR: INPUT NEW IP ADDR: <= enter this agent's IP address CURRENT IP ADDR: CURRENT SUBNET MASK: INPUT NEW SUBNET MASK: <= enter this agent's subnet mask CURRENT SUBNET MASK: CURRENT GATEWAY IP: INPUT NEW GATEWAY IP: <= enter this agent's default gateway CURRENT GATEWAY IP: CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR: INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RD/WR:public <= enter this agent's R/W community string CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR:public CURRENT COMMUNITY RD ONLY: INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RD ONLY:public <= enter this agent's R/O community string CURRENT COMMUNITY RD ONLY:public CURRENT ACCESS IP ADDR #1: INPUT NEW ACCESS IP ADDR #1: <= enter manager's IP address CURRENT ACCESS IP ADDR #1: CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):E <= must enable the RD/WR for GUI control CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):E <= enable to receive traps CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):E CURRENT ACCESS IP ADDR #2: INPUT NEW ACCESS IP ADDR #2:N <= Skip address #2~#4 managers and traps CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F CURRENT ACCESS IP ADDR #3: INPUT NEW ACCESS IP ADDR #3:N CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F CURRENT ACCESS IP ADDR #4: INPUT NEW ACCESS IP ADDR #4:N CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RD/WR(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F INPUT NEW COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F CURRENT COMMUNITY RECEIVE EN/DIS(E/F):F CURRENT TELNET MANAGER PASSWORD:0000 INPUT NEW TELNET MANAGER PASSWORD:N << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT: 23

24 Step 6: Setup the "Device Address" from menu item '5' << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:5 The local unit will have the address 1,0,0,1. Key in as follows: CURRENT DEVICE ADDRESS:2,0,0,1 INPUT NEW DEVICE ADDRESS: ADDRESS 1:1 ADDRESS 2:0 ADDRESS 3:0 ADDRESS 4:1 NEW DEVICE ADDRESS:1,0,0,1 << SYSTEM CONFIG-NMP >> 1. UP TIMESLOT 2. DOWN TIMESLOT 3. DISABLE NMP 4. IP ADDRESS 5. DEVICE ADDRESS 6. DOWN DEVICE ADDRESS INPUT SELECT:0 <= exit back to the Set System menu << SYSTEM MENU >> 1. VERSION 2. CLOCK 3. NMP 4. E1 BACKUP 5. CHANGE PASSWORD 6. SETUP TIME 7. SETUP EXTEND BOX 8. CABLE EVENT INPUT SELECT:0 <= exit back to the Main menu Step 7: Save the configuration settings and restart the system << MAIN MENU >> 1. E1 CONFIG 2. I/O CONFIG 3. DISPLAY CONFIG 4. CONFIG 5. SET DEFAULT 6. SET SYSTEM 7. BERT INPUT SELECT:4 SYSTEM WILL BE CONFIGED,ARE YOU SURE(Y/N)?y START CONFIG... Repeat settings for all other EMP devices, setting different IP addresses and Device Address. 24

1.7 Setup GUI over IP/SNMP In preparation for using the GUI, connect the PC or Laptop which will run the GUI to the Ethernet network where all EMP unit's can be reached by TCP/IP.

25 1.7 Setup GUI over IP/SNMP In preparation for using the GUI, connect the PC or Laptop which will run the GUI to the Ethernet network where all EMP unit's can be reached by TCP/IP. Start the NetManager software. Log in with the username 'administrator', no password, and Manager Type 'SNMP Manager'. Click the 'Net-Structure' Menu Title and select 'Edit Net-Structure' from the pull-down menu. 25

26 Click the MUX/PLUS_V4 icon once. Move the mouse into the Net-Structure surface (mouse icon will be a plus (+) sign. Click the mouse and the 'Add New Device' popup window will appear. In order, enter the Device Name and the Location. Confirm the AddressCode (it should be 01:00:00 1, enter the IP Address of SNMP agent and then click [OK]. 26

In each case, the AddressCode and IP address must be unique.

27 Repeat the process of clicking on the Net-Structure surface and add any other MUX/PLUS_V4 devices. In each case, the AddressCode and IP address must be unique. Click the 'Net-Structure' Menu Title and select 'Save Net-Structure' from the pull-down menu. Double click on the local EMP icon to manage that device. 27

28 If the TCP/IP communications and SNMP Community RD/WT string are correctly set, the management screen for the local EMP should pop-up. Click the NetworkInfo button to see current TCP/IP and SNMP settings. To change these settings, use a Telnet login and change parameters via menu system. Click [Exit]to leave this pop-up. 28

29 Refer to the GUI operating manual on how the configure the EMP. Click [Exit]. This completes the section on managing the EMP using TCP/IP and SNMP management via the SNMP Ethernet port. 1.8 GUI Operation Brief Mouse over and left double-click a card for configuration 29

30 For example, double click the E1 card. Status and configuration for E1 card is displayed. Example of FXO card configuration. Each FXO channel can be assigned an E1 and timeslot. 30

31 To quit the manager, from the main window select the "File" menu and select Exit. Click [OK] to exit the GUI Manager This completes the ERM-MUX GUI Quick Installation Guide. Refer to the GUI operating manual on how the configure the EMP. 31

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