Easy to Use GUI Guide
Easy to Use GUI Guide
Valiant Communications (UK) Ltd Valcomm Technologies Inc. Valiant Communications Limited
Central House Rear Office, 4000 Ponce de Leon Blvd, 71/1, Shivaji Marg,
124 High Street, Hampton Hill, Suite 470, Coral Gables, FL 33146 New Delhi - 110015,
Middlesex TW12 1NS, United Kingdom United States of America India
E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.valiantcom.com Website: http://www.valiantcom.com Website: http://www.valiantcom.com
Index
Description P. No.
Introduction 4
Add/Remove System 5
Communication 7
To access the system through the local RS232 / USB (COM) Port 7
To access the system through the 10/100BaseT Ethernet Port 9
End Session 10
Administration 11
Add User 12
Delete User 12
To Edit Password 13
Show Users 13
Network Settings 14
Status Monitoring 15
System Settings 16
Settings 17
Combine Command 18
System Information 19
System Test 20
Manual Loop Test 21
Auto Loop Test 22
Alarms 23
Mask/Unmask Alarm 24
E1 Alarms 24
Communication Link 25
Link Insight 26
Link Redundancy 27
Security 27
Time Settings 29
Data and Time 30
Sync Mode 31
Index
Maintenance 32
Self Test 33
Reboot 33
Default Settings 34
View Settings 35
Logs 36
Login History 37
E1 Alarm Logs 38
E1 Error Logs 39
System Logs 39
Statistics 40
I/O Packet Logs 41
Counters 41
System Uptime 41
Remote Mode 42
About 43
Exit 43
Introduction
The VCL-TP Teleprotection GUI is designed to assist the user in configuring the VCL-TP Teleprotection.
The VCL-TP Teleprotection E1 Plus E1 GUI is designed to assist the user in configuring the VCL-TP
Teleprotection E1 Plus E1 system, either locally, through a serial RS232 / USB (COM port), or remotely using
TELNET over TCP/IP link.
To start the GUI, first, connect the equipment to a PC through a serial (RS232 or USB port), or through its
10/100BaseT port and then open the GUI.
Note: 1. Please check and make sure that the equipment is properly connected to a PC
either through the serial (RS232 or USB port), or through the 10/100BaseT Port.
2. Please use factory supplied RS232 cable (DB9 to DB9) or Ethernet cable provided with the
system.
Note: All GUI screens shall not become active until a “live” system is detected.
1. Superuser - A superuser is a sole administrator of the equipment and can make any changes in
the system configuration including Add, Delete and View Users.
2. Systemuser - A systemuser can make any changes in the equipment except Add and Delete
users.
3. Viewuser - A viewuser shall only be able to view the system configuration and shall not be able
to make any changes in the equipment.
Add/Remove System
To add a new system, click 'New'. Fill in in the form / IP address / details and Click 'Add' to add the system in
the GUI.
Note: Please check and note that the correct IP address etc. has been entered.
Please select the equipment from the drop-down menu and select 'Delete' to remove the equipment
permanently from the GUI along with its configuration data.
To make the any changes in the current / in the existing entry - first click the 'Edit' button at the to enter the
"Edit” menu. Next, make the necessary changes in the entries.
Cancel
If you have clicked 'New' to add a system but you want to cancel that operation, then click 'Cancel'.
The list will get refreshed automatically.
Communication
To access the system through the local RS232 / USB (COM) Port
To communicate with the system, you have to make a connection with the system either through TCP/IP or
RS232 / USB serial COM port.
To select RS232 / USB serial COM Port or TCP/IP Winsock, click 'New Session'.
Select the desired COM (RS232 / USB) Port that is in use from the drop down menu.
Click 'OK'.
To access the system remotely, select the 'TCP/IP Winsock'. The following window will appear:
Note:
The Factory Default IP Address of the System is 192.168.1.101. To change the IP address, please connect the
system with the COM port using RS232 / USB serial cable provided with the system and then go to Network
Settings.
It would become necessary for the user to change/assign the System IP Address according to their network
requirements. For security reasons and in compliance with the GR-815-CORE password protection
requirements, it is not permitted to change the IP address, remotely, over the IP link / 10/100BaseT Ethernet
Port. The System IP Address can only be changed through the RS232 / USB serial port. Please connect the
system with the COM Port using RS232 / USB cable provided with the system and then go to Network
Settings to change the IP address.
End Session
After you have completed the configuration and you want to close the session with the current system or
you want to create a new session with another system, then you are required to end the current session.
Administration
Click on 'Administration'.
Add User
Note: Only the 'superuser' can perform this action, i.e. “Add” or “Delete” a User.
Click on 'Add User' to create a new user.
The following window will appear:
First select the 'Access Level' and then enter 'User Name' , 'Password' and 'Confirm Password' and select
the option 'Yes/No' for that user to change the password on first login and then click 'Submit' to add a new
user in the system access management.
Delete User
Enter the user name which you want to delete and then click 'Submit'. User will be deleted in the system
access management.
To Edit Password
It is strongly recommended that all users must assign themselves a new password, after their account has
been created and a user name and password assigned to them by the system administrator (“superuser”).
Enter 'New Password' and 'Confirm Password' and then click 'Submit' to change the password of the user in
the system access management.
Show Users
Click on 'Show Users' to view the registered users in system access management.
The following window will appear:
Network Settings
This window will show current 'TP IP Address', 'TP Subnet Mask', 'TP Gateway Address' and 'MAC Address'.
To change any configuration (except MAC Address, MAC Address is permanent) check the corresponding
modify box and then change the configuration.
Status Monitoring
System Settings
go to 'System Settings’.
Settings
The above window will show current 'Local ID', 'Remote ID', 'CRC4', 'Clock Mode', 'Operating Mode',
'Sampling Time' and 'Holding Time'.
To change any configuration check the modify box corresponding to the configuration and Change the
Configuration.
Combine Command
To view and configure the combine commands of all the channels, click on 'Combine Command' tab.
The following window will appear:
The above window will show current 'Combine Command' of all the channels.
To change any configuration check the modify box corresponding to the configuration and Change the
Configuration.
System Information
To view and configure the information about the equipment, click on 'System Information' tab.
The above window will show the current information of the equipment.
To change any configuration check the modify box corresponding to the configuration and Change the
Configuration.
Set Default Local: Click Set Default Local to sets the ID of Local terminal to Local ID - 1 and Remote ID - 2.
Set Default Remote: Click Set Default Remote to sets the ID of Remote terminal to Local ID - 2 and Remote
ID - 1.
System Test
To initiate a Manual Loop Test or to configure the system for a periodic Automatic Loop Test and to view the
results, go to 'System Test'.
To initiate a Manual Loop Test and to view the results, Click on 'Manual Loop Test' tab.
Manual Loop Test Result: To view the results of the manual loop test, choose the page number.
Corresponding result will show.
To configure the system for a periodic Automatic Loop Test and to view the results, Click on 'Auto Loop Test'
tab.
The above window will show the interval of the 'Auto Loop Test'.
To re-configure or to change duration of auto loop test, please check the Modify box corresponding to the
configuration and then change the configuration.
Auto Loop Test Result: To view the results of the auto loop test, choose the page number from the drop
down box. Corresponding result will show.
Alarms
Mask/Unmask Alarm
To view power supply status and mask/unmask the alarms, click on 'Mask/Unmask Alarm'.
The above window will show current PSU and alarms status.
E1 Alarms
To view E1 alarms, click on 'E1 Alarms'. The following window will appear:
Communication Link
To view and configure BER test duration, start and stop BER test, BER test result, Auto mode status and
Primary link, go to 'Communication Link' in the left hand side menu.
Link Insight
To initiate and view the BER test result and to view and configure BER test duration, click on 'Link Insight'.
To change any configuration check the corresponding modify box and then change the configuration.
Click on 'Submit' to make all the changes effective in the equipment.
Start BER Test: To start BER test, click 'Start BER Test'.
Stop BER Test: To stop BER test, click 'Stop BER Test'.
BER Test Result: To view the results of BER test, click 'BER Test Result'. Corresponding result will show.
Link Redundancy
To view and configure auto mode status and primary link, click on 'Link Redundancy' tab.
The above window will show current 'Auto Mode' and 'Primary Link'.
To change the configuration check the modify box corresponding to the configuration, change the
Configuration.
Security
Click on 'Security'.
To change the configuration check the modify box corresponding to the configuration, change the
Configuration.
Time Settings
To view and configure Sync mode and date and time, go to 'Time Settings'.
To view and configure date and time settings, click on 'Date and Time' tab.
The following window will appear:
The above window will show current date and time settings of the equipment.
To change any configuration check the modify box corresponding to the configuration and then
change the Configuration.
Sync Mode
To view and configure the Sync status and Time Sync mode, click on 'Sync Mode'.
The following window will appear:
The above window will show current 'Sync Status', 'Time Sync Mode' and 'PTP Delay Request Interval'
settings.
To change the configuration check the modify box corresponding to the configuration, change the
Configuration.
Click on 'Submit' to make all the changes effective in the equipment.
Maintenance
To initiate / execute any of the above actions, please go to 'Maintenance' in the left hand side menu.
Click on 'Maintenance'.
Self Test
A System Self-Test can be initiated by the user for system diagnostics. To view initiate a System Self-Test and
view the Self-Test result of the equipment, click on 'Self Test' tab.
The following window will appear:
Reboot
Default Settings
Note: Set Default resets the system to its original factory default settings. It would become necessary to
use the “Set Default” command after upgrading the system’s firmware. It is advised that the system’s existing
configuration be saved in the event that the system’s software is upgraded using the “Software Upgrade”
command, or the system is reset to its factory default settings using the “Set Default” command.
Click on 'Maintenance'.
The following window will appear:
Click on 'Set Default' to configure the equipment in default configuration (excluding TP IP settings).
View Settings
The above window will show the current information of the equipment.
Logs
To view system up time, login history, E1 and E1 error logs, E1 alarm logs, event logs and to clear error and
event logs, go to 'Logs' in the left hand side menu.
Click on 'Logs'.
Login History
E1 Alarm Logs
Click on 'E1 Alarm Logs' to view E1 alarm logs. The following window will appear:
E1 Error Logs
Click on 'E1 Error Logs' to view E1 error logs. The following window will appear:
System Logs
Statistics
Click on 'Statistics'.
Click on 'I/O Packet Logs' to view and clear input/output packet logs.
Counters
System Uptime
Remote Mode
About
To know about the system (Software and GUI Release versions), go to 'Help > About'.
Click on 'About'.
The following window will appear:
Exit
To log-out from the system, go to 'File” menu and then select the ‘Exit' option.
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Note: Operation and maintenance of network equipment require professional knowledge and experience.
We recommend the equipment to be managed only by qualified technicians. Should you require
technical assistance please consult the provider, or contact our SUPPORT DESK at
[email protected]
Valiant Communications (UK) Ltd Valcomm Technologies Inc. Valiant Communications Limited
Central House Rear Office, 4000 Ponce de Leon Blvd, 71/1, Shivaji Marg,
124 High Street, Hampton Hill, Suite 470, Coral Gables, FL 33146 New Delhi - 110015,
Middlesex TW12 1NS, United Kingdom United States of America India
E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.valiantcom.com Website: http://www.valiantcom.com Website: http://www.valiantcom.com