MGC-25/50/100 MGC+50/100 - Polycom

Appendix A - Falcon Diagnostic Tool
To connect the LAN cable to an MGC-100 unit:
1. Ensure that the Control LAN cable is connected to the RJ 45 Connector port.
2. Connect a LAN cable to the I/O port on the back of any IP+ card to be tested.
Main Switch
and Circuit Breaker
AC Inlet
Insert LAN cable to I/O port
RS232
Connectors
To run the diagnostic tests at the MCU level:
MUSIC
LINE IN
COM
Network
Connectors
Dry Contacts RJ45 Connector
1. Connect to all the MCUs that must be tested.
2. In the Test Options box, select the test mode. For a detailed description of the three
modes, see “Test Options Box” on page 1-71.
For a description of how to connect the ISDN Loopback or LAN cables, see
“Connecting the ISDN Loopback and LAN cables” on page 1-75.
At the MCU level, the LAN test is automatically run and therefore, the IP Test fields
must be filled in. For a detailed description of the IP Test fields, see “IP Test Box” on
page 1-72.
3. Select a test mode in the Test Options box. For a description of the test selection
options, see “Test Selection” on page 1-72.
4. Click the Run button. The test results appear in the Test Results pane as the tests occur.
For a detailed description of the Test Results pane, see “Test Results Pane” on
page 1-72.
To run diagnostic tests at the card level:
Once you are connected to an MCU, you can expand the MCU tree to display its cards.
This enables you to run the diagnostic tests on individual cards without having to run the
test series on all the cards that are installed. You can set multiple tests to run at once, but
they will run serially rather than simultaneously.
COM 1
ALARMS
LAN
Main Control
Module Cover
The LAN test and the ISDN Loop test are automatically run at the MCU level
testing, so connect the ISDN Loopback and LAN cables to the MCU before
running the tests. For more details, see “Connecting the ISDN Loopback and
LAN cables” on page 1-75.
Slot A
10/100 Mbits
Fan
77