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In the SHDSL menu you configure the ➤➤SHDSL interface of your gateway.
R3400 and R3800 are equipped with an integrated SHDSL modem and support
ITU-T Recommendation ➤➤G.991.2. According how being equipped the gateway transmits the data over one pair of wires at up to 2312 kbps, over two pair
of wires at up to 4624 kbps, over three pairs of wires at up to 6936 kbps or over
four pairs of wires at up to 9248 kbps.
Ask your provider about any special features of your SHDSL connection that
need to be considered.
Note
R3800The SHDSL menu of R3800 displays the list of all ATM interfaces (fcca-3-x)
which can be used for an SHDSL connection (to the provider or for leased
lines).
fcca-3-0 4-5 ANNEX B CO down
fcca-3-1 7-8 not configured
fcca-3-2 3-6 ANNEX B CO up
fcca-3-3 1-2 not configured
EXIT
The ATM interfaces can be configured separately (EQUIPMENT TYPE, OPERATING
ODE, WIRE MODE and clock rate).
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Configuration of the ATM interfaces for the SHDSL connection is carried out in
the EDIT menu. Tag the respective list item for the interface to edit and press
Enter.
Four ATM interfaces are predefined. One wire pair is assigned to each interface
per default. If you apply bonding, the wire pairs of one ATM interface must ne
assigned to the required one (choose the respective wire pair in A
IRE PAIRS). The numbering of the wire pairs is described in the bintec User’s
W
DDITIONAL
Guide chapter Technical Data.
R3400As R3400 only has one ATM interface (fcca-3-0) which is used for an SHDSL
connection, this interface’s configuration menu is displayed here.
Further ATM interfaces are configured in the ATM menu.
BondingYour gateway offers the possibility to apply the bonding technology to enhance
the data transfer rate.
For R3800 you can combine the four wire pairs into combinations of four, six, or
eight wires (please see provider data and leased line specification). This results
in a varying number of the displayed interfaces.
For R3400 you can add two further wires to the preconfigured two wires used
per default for the SHDSL connection.
m-pair bondingFor m-pair bonding the pieces of data are distributed per byte on several wire
pairs (see ITU-T recommendation G.991.2).
IMA bondingThe gateway can also operate as inverse multiplexer using IMA ((Inverse Mul-
tiplexing over ATM, according to AF-PHY-0086.001 of the ATM Forum). The
data is distributed via the wire pairs per cell.
Physical ConnectionShows the status of the SHDSL connection and
cannot be edited. Possible values:
■established: SHDSL connection has been
set up.
■not established: SHDSL connection has not
been set up.
Actual Line SpeedOnly if established is indicated for PHYSICAL
C
ONNECTION.
Shows the current transmission speed of the
connection in bps.
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FeldWert
Equipment TypeDefines the type of equipment.
Possible values:
■Customer Premises (CPE): Mode for the
device the customer uses for his SHDSL
access (customer side) (default value).
■Central Office (CO): Mode for the access
device at the SHDSL provider (provider
side).
Operating ModeDefines which annex of ITU-T Recommenda-
tion G.992.1 is used for the connection.
Possible values:
■region 1 (Annex A): For applications in
North America (provider-dependent).
■region 2 (Annex B): Default value. For ap-
plications in Europe (provider-dependent).
Wire ModeDefines number and combination of wires
(depends on type of device), which are to be
used for the connection.
Possible values:
■2 wire: 2 wires are used for m-pair bonding
with a data transfer rate of 192 to 2312
kBit/s.
■4 wire: 4 wires are used for m-pair bonding
with a data transfer rate of 384 to 4624
kBit/s. This option supports the 4 wire mode
according to G991.2 and the Globespan
Enhanced Mode.
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Wire Mode (cont.)■4 wire standard (only R3800): 4 wires are
used for m-pair bonding with a data transfer
rate of 384 to 4624 kBit/s. This option sup
ports the 4 wire mode according to G991.2,
but not the Globespan Enhanced Mode.
■4 wire IMA (only R3800): 4 wires are used
for IMA with a data transfer rate of 384 to
4624 kBit/s.
■6 wire (only R3800): 6 wires are used for m-
pair bonding with a data transfer rate of 576
to 6936 kBit/s.
■6 wire IMA (only R3800): 6 wires are used
for IMA with a data transfer rate of 576 to
6936 kBit/s.
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■8 wire (only R3800): 8 wires are used for m-
pair bonding with a data transfer rate of 768
to 9248 kBit/s.
■8 wire IMA (only R3800): 8 wires are used
for IMA with a data transfer rate of 768 to
9248 kBit/s.
■not used (only R3800): No specific usage of
wires for the SHDSL connection.
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Additional Wire Pairs(only R3800)
Only for WIRE MODE = 4 wire, 4 wire IMA,
6
wire, 6 wire IMA
Defines which wire pairs are to be added to the
connection (depends on the type of device).
The wires of the SHDSL interface not used are
displayed together with their assigned wires.
For 4 wire and 4 wire IMA you can choose one
wire pair.
For 6 wire and 6 wire IMA you can choose from
two wire pairs.
Wires which are already assigned to combinations are not available. If these should be
added to another connection, the existing com
bination must be dissolved first.
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Clock Rate ModeDefines the mode for the transmission rate.
Possible values:
■adaptive: The transmission rate is negotiat-
ed according to the line quality. The minimum and maximum values for the transmission rate are indicated by the values
MINIMUM RATE (KBIT/S and MAXIMUM RATE
(KBIT/S).
■fixed: The transmission rate is fixed and is
determined by the value indicated in the
REQUESTED RATE field.
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Requested Rate (kbit/s)Only for CLOCK MODE = fixed.
Defines the transmission rate of the connection.
Possible values:
■for WIRE MODE = 2 wire: 192 to 2312 kBit/s
in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 4 wire / 4 wire IMA: 384 to
4624 kBit/s in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 6 wire / 6 wire IMA: 576 to
6936 kBit/s in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 8 wire / 8 wire IMA: 768 to
9248 kBit/s in predefined steps.
Minimum Rate (kbit/s)Only for CLOCK MODE = adaptive.
Defines the minimum transmission rate of the
connection.
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■for WIRE MODE = 2 wire: 192 to 2312 kBit/s
in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 4 wire / 4 wire IMA: 384 to
4624 kBit/s in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 6 wire / 6 wire IMA: 576 to
6936 kBit/s in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 8 wire / 8 wire IMA: 768 to
9248 kBit/s in predefined steps.
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Maximum Rate (kbit/s)Only for CLOCK MODE = adaptive.
Defines the maximum transmission rate of the
connection.
Possible values:
■for WIRE MODE = 2 wire: 192 to 2312 kBit/s
in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 4 wire / 4 wire IMA: 384 to
4624 kBit/s in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 6 wire / 6 wire IMA: 576 to
6936 kBit/s in predefined steps.
■for WIRE MODE = 8 wire / 8 wire IMA: 768 to
9248 kBit/s in predefined steps.
Table 1-1: SHDSL menu fields
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Index: SHDSL
A
Actual Line Speed 5
Additional Wire Pairs 8
C
Clock Rate Mode 8
E
Equipment Type 6
M
Maximum Rate (kbit/s) 10
Minimum Rate (kbit/s) 9
O
Operating Mode 6
P
Physical Connection 5
R
Requested Rate (kbit/s) 9
W
Wire Mode6
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