NAME
art
, musycc
— Accoom Networks Artery T1/E1
network device
SYNOPSIS
musycc* at pci?
art* at musycc?
DESCRIPTION
The art
device driver supports the Accoom
Networks Artery Series Network cards. This includes the following
models:
- Accoom Artery Single T1/E1 PCI
- Accoom Artery Dual T1/E1 PCI
The following media types (as given to ifconfig(8)) are supported:
If no media type is set, the art
driver
places the card into E1-G.704-CRC4 mode.
The art
driver supports the following
media options for all available media types:
mediaopt
ppp- Use PPP line protocol.
If no media options are set, the card defaults to cHDLC (Cisco High-Level Data Link Control) with 32-bit HDLC CRC checksum.
It is possible to change the timeslot range for the following media types:
- T1
- T1-AMI
- E1-G.704
- E1-G.704-CRC4
If no timeslots are configured, the art
driver configures the card to use all possible channels. Use
ifconfig(8) to change the timeslot range. For example:
Enable all possible channels for this card:
# ifconfig art0 timeslot
all
Enable channels 1-31 for this card:
# ifconfig art0 timeslot
1-31
Enable channels 1-15, 16-31 for this card:
# ifconfig art0 timeslot
1-15,16-31
It is possible to change the clock mode of the interface with ifconfig(8). To use the internal clock as clock source for the line, use master mode. For example:
# ifconfig art0 media E1-G.704 mode
master
The default mode recovers the clock from the incoming line signal. This can be explicitly set by using the autoselect mode. For example:
# ifconfig art0 media E1-G.704 mode
autoselect
DIAGNOSTICS
- art0: device timeout
- The device has stopped responding to the network
- art0: internal FIFO underflow
- The internal FIFO got empty while transmitting a packet. This may indicate a PCI bus congestion.
- art0: internal FIFO overflow
- The internal FIFO overflowed while receiving a packet. This may indicate a PCI bus congestion.
- art0: Failed to malloc memory
- There are not enough mbufs available for allocation.
SEE ALSO
HISTORY
The art
device driver first appeared in
OpenBSD 3.8.
AUTHORS
The art
device driver was written by
Claudio Jeker and Andre Oppermann. This manual page was written by Claudio
Jeker.