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This document contains the following sections:
Upon receipt of, and before opening the line interface module (LIM), inspect the package for any damage that might have occurred during shipping. If the package shows any signs of external damage or rough handling, notify your carrier's representative.
When unpacking the LIM be sure to keep all original packing materials. They might be needed for storing, transporting, or returning the product.
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Note All products returned to Cisco, under warranty, must be packed in their original packing materials. |
The LIM package should include the following:
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Caution All modules are susceptible to electrostatic discharge (ESD) even while installed. Take the necessary precautions to minimize electrostatic damage while handling modules. |
The LIM is designed to be installed into the CISCO 8110 LIM slots, and operates as the Line Interface for the different Line types supported by the CISCO 8110.
A standard CISCO 8110 configuration will include two LIMs. Each of these modules has handles for insertion or extraction from the unit. The third module, placed in the far-right-hand side slot is a hot standby module.
To connect the cables, use the following procedures:
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Warning When LIM LIM-155SM-I ,LIM-155SM-L, LIM-155SM-XL, , LIM-155SM-I-SH, LIM-155SM-L-SH or LIM-155SM-XL-SH are used the CISCO 8110 is a Class 1 Laser Product Take the necessary precautions to avoid dangerous radiation hazards if these modules are not handled properly. |
To connect your CISCO 8110 unit optical interfaces:
Step 2 Snap the cables into the LIM ports on the front panel of your CISCO 8110 unit.
Step 3 Snap the other end of the cable into the ATM switch or other ATM equipment. Be sure that each cable connects to Tx on one end and Rx on the other.
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Caution Electrical cables should be 26 AWG or lower. |
To connect your CISCO 8110 unit electrical BNC interfaces:
You may want to mark the ends of the cable so you can identify the wires.
Step 2 Attach the cables into the LIM ports on the front panel of your CISCO 8110 unit.
Step 3 Attach the other end of the cable into the ATM switch or other ATM equipment. Be sure that each cable connects to Tx on one end and Rx on the other.
To connect your CISCO 8110 unit electrical RJ-45 interfaces:
The RJ-45 pin out should be as follows:
| T1/E1 Pinouts | UTP Pinouts | ||
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| Pin | Signal | Pin | Signal |
1 | Rx Tip | 1 | Tx+ |
2 | Rx Ring | 2 | Tx- |
4 | Tx Tip | 7 | Rx+ |
5 | Tx Ring | 8 | Rx- |
Step 2 Attach the cables into the LIM ports on the front panel of your CISCO 8110 unit.
Step 3 Attach the other end of the cable into the ATM switch or other ATM equipment. Be sure that each cable connects to Tx on one end and Rx on the other.
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Note Please make sure that the JMP1 pins are not shorted. This option (shorted JMP 1 pins) may be used only when using a coax cable. |
This section includes the following:
To install a LIM in your CISCO 8110:
Step 2 Place the module's card edges into the right and left module guides at the front of the CISCO 8110 Slide in the module until it makes contact with the backplane, then push firmly to mate the connectors solidly with the backplane.
Step 3 Secure the module's front panel to the CISCO 8110 chassis using the mounting screws on the right and left of the module's front panel.
Step 4 Securely install and fasten each module to facilitate the installation of the one next to it.
Step 5 Configure the module type to the actual LIM type, using the console or the in-band management application.
Step 6 Change the module state to active, using the console or the in-band management application.
To remove a LIM in your CISCO 8110:
Step 2 Unscrew the right and left mounting screws on the front panel of the module.
Step 3 Remove the module by pulling evenly its mounting screws.
Step 4 Use faceplate panels, supplied with the CISCO 8110 Unit to protect unused slots from dust and reduce electromagnetic radiation.
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Caution The CISCO 8110 ventilation mechanism is not effective if empty slots are not covered with faceplate panels. |
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Caution If you store modules outside the CISCO 8110 for an extended period of time, place them in the original packaging (or equivalent packaging providing ESD protection). |
When changing from one type of LIM to another (e.g. from STM-1 to E3) use the following procedure:
Step 2 Remove the module
Step 3 Insert the new LIM
Step 4 Change the LIM module type by using the console or the in-band management application.
Step 5 Change the module state to active, using the console or the in-band management application
| LEDIndicator | Status | Explanation |
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ALM | On Off | Alarm present in LIM. No alarm in LIM. |
Tx | Off On Weak On Strong | No cells transmitted in LIM port. LIM transmitter enabled, no ATM cells transmitted. User cells are being transmitted. |
Rx | Off On Weak On Strong Flashing | No cells detected in LIM port. LIM synchronized to received signal. No ATM cells detected. Error during SelfTest |
NOTES:
1. OUT of SERVICE - all LEDs are off
2. ACTIVE MODE - Tx and Rx active (for no alarm)
3. ACTIVE MODE - Tx +ALM active (with alarm)
4. STANDBY MODE - All LEDs off (including ALM)
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