JDSU FST-2209 Data Sheet

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FST-2209 TestPad
T1/T3 Services Module
ACTERNA TEST & MEASUREMENT SOLUTIONS
Key Features
From climate-controlled vaults to weather-beaten rooftops, field technicians need to travel lightly and quickly to keep data and voice networks operating. The FST-2209 TestPad T1/T3 Services Module (formerly known as the T1/T3 Service Module 2209) is a powerful, handheld instrument that delivers a full range of troubleshooting capabilities. Quick, intuitive, and weighing only five pounds, the FST-2209 Module provides comprehensive FT1, DS1, DS3, and ISDN PRI testing resources. It is the solution that providers demand when maintaining existing voice and data network systems and installing new revenue producing services.
• Easy-to-use touch screen and graphical user interface (GUI) simplifies and expedites testing
• Modular TestPad architecture enables up-to-date support for established and emerging technologies in a single platform
• Dual PCMCIA slots support easy installation of future upgrades and bring added testing functionality and versatility
• Automated testing features minimize training costs and testing complexity
• All-in-one solution for high-speed testing TDM services when combined with DS1, DS3, ISDN PRI,and voice features
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FST-2209
Switch
T1
DSX-1
T1 T1 T1
NIU/ Smart Jack
NIU/ Smart Jack
CSU/ DSU
Network
FST-2209
FST-2209 TESTPAD
The FST-2209 Module provides a full range of signal, alarm, and timing test functions to ensure proper performance at the physical level of T1 and T3 network connections. It also offers the ability to place, receive and monitor voice calls on PCM-based and ISDN PRI trunks. With the automated T1 BER testing in the new TestMATE option of the FST-2209, both experienced and novice technicians can install and maintain T1 networks quickly and accurately.
The functions of the FST-2209 include:
– DS1 signal analysis and BER testing with standard and advanced stress patterns including 55 octet and T1-DALY
– Dual DS1 receivers for in-service monitoring and drop-and-insert testing
– DS3 BER testing analysis with patterns for both M13 and C-bit framing
– DS1 channel drop from a DS3 signal for testing or monitoring
– Monitoring, placement, or receipt of calls over T1 voice trunks and analysis
signaling bits
– Transmission and measurement of tones on individual PCM channels
– ISDN PRI call placement and receipt, backup D-Channel and NFAS testing,
and layer 3 (Q.931) results
– VT100 emulation for equipment configuration and results monitoring
The FST-2209 is designed to simplify testing of today’s complex networks. Programmed with highly integrated applications for in-service and out-of-service testing, the instrument tests at both the pipeline and service levels to ensure that the network is performing as advertised.
Simultaneously monitor and test in both directions on a circuit
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FST-2209 TESTPAD
Applications
– Isolate and troubleshoot physical layer problems associated with data or other
advanced services without taking channels out of service
– Verify proper network routings and signal delays to ensure all fractional T1
channel signals are terminated properly and with the correct timing
– Monitor network voice quality and signaling
– Test the ability of a PBX/switch to handle incoming calls
– Verify or troubleshoot ISDN PRI service by placing and receiving calls and
analyzing decodes
– Qualify DS3 circuits with an array of BER testing patterns
– Analyze DS1 tributaries at DS3 access points
– Sectionalize repeated T1 and HDSL circuits with embedded 16-bit smart
repeater and HDSL loopcodes
DS1 physical layer testing
Whether provisioning or troubleshooting T1 service, the first step is to verify proper circuit operation throughout the network by testing the physical layer. Typical requirements include BER testing and signal, alarm, and timing tests to ensure proper performance of T1 network connections.
BER testing is typically conducted from the customer premises at an NIU or HTU-R. To identify and sectionalize circuit problems from network equipment faults, the FST-2209 monitors and performs BER testing in both directions of a circuit simultaneously. The use of standard or user-programmable loop codes to loopback network equipment allows technicians to further sectionalize network troubles. In addition to commonly used BER patterns such as QRSS, the test instrument also offers several industry-recommended, advanced stress patterns, including 55 octet and T1-DALY to ensure network performance.
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NIU/ Smart Jack
PBX
DSX-1
Switch
FST-2209 FST-2209
FST-2209 TESTPAD
With its advanced timing analysis, technicians using the FST-2209 can pinpoint signal delays, timing slips, and mismatches between the switch and remote equipment.
Fractional T1 channel testing
Qualification of fractional T1 service requires the verification of network routings and signal delays to ensure that all channel signals are terminated properly and with the correct timing. In rural locations or on the outer reaches of the service area, it is often critical to isolate single-circuit faults without disrupting the entire line.
VF channel access and PCM TIMS
When problems with voice service arise, the ability to measure the quality of voice transmissions on the network circuit quickly and effectively is essential. By monitoring data or signaling bits, the FST-2209 can check and verify individual channels without disrupting network traffic. Transmitting and measuring tones on an individual PCM channel utilizing the test instrument’s in-service channel access affects only the channel under test – providing a further level of performance analysis without impacting other revenue generating channels. The FST-2209 provides TIMS measurements that include:
–Level
– Frequency
– Signal-to-noise ratio
– Noise (C-message and C-notch filters)
The FST-2209 quickly and effectively measures the quality of voice transmission on the network circuit
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NIU/ Smart Jack
PBX
DSX-1
Switch
Network
PBX
NIU/ Smart Jack
FST-2209 FST-2209
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FST-2209 TESTPAD
Signaling testing
After the physical layer has been tested when provisioning or troubleshooting T1 voice trunks, it is also necessary to test the transmission and signaling performance of the circuit. This testing verifies the ability of a switch or PBX
to handle incoming calls and ensures switch-to-switch communications. By placing, receiving, or monitoring voice calls, connectivity can be verified. The FST-2209 captures and displays digits, signaling events, and signaling bits to provide a more detailed level of analysis.
The test instrument also displays physical layer results simultaneously, so comprehensive testing of the voice trunk can be completed in a matter of minutes. It provides signaling and voice results such as:
– DP, DTMF, MF digit recognition
– Interevent/digit delay measurements
– Event/digit duration measurements
– Speaker/microphone or handset functionality for checking voice integrity
– Signaling (ABCD) bits
Monitor network voice quality and signaling
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FST-2209
High-Order Transmission System
DSX-3
DSX-3
DSX-3
MON
OUT
IN
Mux Span
DSX-3
MON
OUT
IN
MuxSpan
FST-2209 TESTPAD
DS3 testing
The first step in provisioning DS3 circuits is qualifying the physical layer. The FST-2209 gives technicians the ability to qualify DS3 circuits with an array of BER testing patterns for both M13 and C-bit framing and supports the verification of frame synchronization on the circuit.
For more comprehensive and flexible testing, it is often also necessary to insert test patterns or tones on single, multiple, or all DS1 channels within the DS3 circuit. The FST-2209 DS3 BER testing measurements include:
– DS3 FEAC loopback codes
– Advanced stress patterns
– Signal level and frequency
– Insertion of logic and frame errors
A final level of analysis is provided by dropping DS1 channels from the DS3 signal for testing or monitoring of the individual channels.
With the FST-2209 module, you can qualify DS3 circuits with a host of BER testing patterns
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FST-2209
NIU/ Smart Jack
PBX
DSX-1
ISDN Switch
ISDN Network
FST-2209
FST-2209 TESTPAD
ISDN PRI testing
After verifying the physical layer, testing during the provisioning of ISDN service is typically performed at the customer premises by emulating a TE device, such as a PBX, to place and receive voice and data calls. Call status results and progress reports provide an additional level of detail to ensure calls are successfully established.
The reports are also useful for troubleshooting calls that are not established. When multiple PRI lines are in use at the same location, it is often necessary to perform backup D-channel and NFAS testing. By providing the user with simultaneous results for physical layer (T1), layer 2 (LAPD), and layer 3 (Q.931) as well as plain text decodes, the FST-2209 provides an efficient means to verify or troubleshoot the ISDN PRI service. It can:
– Test multiple call types including voice, 56 K, 64 K, Nx56 K, Nx64 K, and H0 to
verify correct switch translations for both inbound and outbound calls
– Test data services (calls) using BER testing patterns
– Place and receive calls
– Receive call status results that provide a summary of calls
– Receive English decodes of layer 3 cause codes
– Receive full layer 3 (Q.931) decodes, with the ability to print
– Place and receive calls on either T1 (secondary or primary) for NFAS
configurations
– Switch from standby D-channel to in-service D-channel for verification of
D-channel backup operation in NFAS configurations
Verify or troubleshoot your customer’s ISDN PRI service using the FST-2209 module’s ISDN testing capabilities
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FST-2207 TESTPAD T1/T3 WIRELESS MODULE
Technical specifications
Physical characteristics
Overall dimensions 7.5 x 11.5 x 2.25 in
(19 x 29.2 x 5.7 cm)
Weight 4.25 lb (1.93 kg), with battery
Environment
Temperature range
Operating temperature 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C) Storage temperature –40 to 167°F (–40 to 75°C) Humidity 10 to 90% relative humidity,
noncondensing
Power requirements
AC adapter 100-220 at 60 Hz or
200-240 at 50 Hz
VAC to 19 VDC, 2.37 amps
Charging time Maximum of 2 hours
from full discharge Battery type 10.8 V NiMH Operating time Typically 3 hours on a full
charge (DS1 operation only)
Typically 2 hours on a full
charge (DS3 operation only)
Display
6-in diagonal graphic LCD color display
Input and output connectors
Bantam (4) and RS-232 (printer operation)
Input impedance
Bridged 1000 Term 100 _±5% DSX-monitor 100 _ ±5%
Receive level
Bridg or term +6 to –35 dBdsx DSX-monitor +6 to –24 dBdsx
(of resistive loss)
Transmit
Output Isolated T1 pulse is 3.0 V peak ±0.6 V at
0 dBdsx (conforms with ANSI T1.102-1993
and ITU-T G.703-1998)
LBO level Line build out (LBO)
of 7.5, 15.0 and 22.5 dB
measured in a 3 kHz ±1 kHz
band centered at 772 kHz
LBO tolerance ±2 dB at 7.5, 15.0,and 22.5 dB
Transmit timing sources
Internal clock, recovered clock
Line codes
AMI, B8ZS
Impedance
75 ohms nominal, unbalanced to ground
Receiver (single frequency)
44.736 Mbps ±300 ppm
Level (from output or monitor jack)
High Accepts nominal 1.2 Vp,
0 ft of cable from high source
DSX Accepts nominal 0.6 Vp,
450 ft of cable from high source
Low Accepts nominal 0.3 Vp, 900 ft of cable from high
source
Transmitter (single frequency)
44.736 Mbps ±20 ppm
Line build out (LBO)
High Nominal 1.2 Vp signal meets ANSI specification
T1.102-1993 and ITU-T G.703
when subjected to 450 ft of cable loss
DSX Nominal 0.61 Vp signal meets ANSI specification
T1.102-1993 and ITU-T G.703
Low Nominal 0.31 Vp
Line code
B3ZS
Ordering information
User interface module
Part number description
2000V-3 FST-2000 with color display
(includes kickstand,AC adapter/changer,
hanging trap,and printer cable)
All statements, technical information and recommendations related to the products herein are based upon informa­tion believed to be reliable or accurate. However, the accuracy or completeness thereof is not guaranteed, and no responsibility is assumed for any inaccuracies. The user assumes all risks and liability whatsoever in connection with the use of a product or its application. JDSU reserves the right to change at any time without notice the design, specifications, function, fit or form of its products described herein, including withdrawal at any time of a product offered for sale herein. JDSU makes no representations that the products herein are free from any intellectual property claims of others. Please contact JDSU for more information. JDSU and the JDSU logo are trademarks of JDS Uniphase Corporation. Other trademarks are the property of their respective holders. ©2005 JDS Uniphase Corporation. All rights reserved. 10143210 500 1005 2209T1.DS.ACC.TM.AE
Application modules
TB2209-DS1 DS1 Communications Analyzer TB2209-DS3 DS1/DS3 Communications Analyzer
Additional application modules available
FST-2109 Copper Analyzer Module FST-2207 T1/T3 Wireless Module FST-2357 DSL Broadband Services Module FST-2230 E1 Data Communications Module FST-2310 SONET Services Module FST-2416 SDH Services Module FST-2510A High Speed Optical Analyzer BAT-2700 Base Station and Air Interface Test Module FST-2802 Gigabit Ethernet Services Module
Analyzer options
TB2209-ASP Advanced Stress Patterns TB2209-FT1 Fractional T1 TB2209-TIM VF PCM TIMS TB2209-SIG Signaling TB2209-PRI Primary Rate ISDN TB2209-ILE Intelligent Line Equipment TB2209-VT100 VT100 Emulation TB2209-EXPERT TestMATE TB2209-HDLC Fractional HDLC Option
Optional accessories
AC-31705 External battery charger AC-31905 Cigarette lighter adapter/charger BA-014081 Replacement battery CC-44581 Carrying case/tilt stand (includes adjustable strap) CC-44605 Carrying case, large soft CC-45158 Carrying case, multimode (soft)
Package descriptions
2209-P1 Field Service Package (Includes 2209 DS3, ASP,
FT1,TIM, SIG, PRI, and VT100 options)
2209-P2 DS3/DS1 Package (Includes 2209 DS3,ASP,
FT1,TIM, and SIG options)
2209-P3 DS1 Package (Includes 2209,DS1, ASP,
FT1,TIM, and SIG options)
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