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T1/FT1
CSU/DSU
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TxPORT.
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Edition, October 1997
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pattern is received error free, the LED turns ‘green’. If any errors are detected, the LED
turns ‘red’. Normal DSU operation may resume at this time for DCE BERT testing.
Returning the test switch to ‘NORM’ transmits the V.54 deactivate code.
Normal (Unloop): When the test switch is moved from ‘LL’ back to ‘NORM’, the local
loopback is removed. When the test switch is moved from ‘RL’ back to ‘NORM’, the
unit sends unlo op mess age s t o the far en d u nit for si x s econds and t he rem ote lo opb ack
is removed.
The following paragraphs de scribe other loops that may be initiat ed on the 300/ 310
units. Refer to the looping diagrams below for further information.
CSU Inband LLB: Each unit can be looped remotely by generating towards it a standard CSU line loopb ack code (000 01 repeatin g for ≥ 5 seco nds, framed or unframed) .
Once looped, the received signal from the T1 facility (NET IN) is regenerated and
transmitted back to the T1 facility (NET O UT). The signal from the network is also
passed to the DTE port.
CSU Inband Unloop: Each unit can be unlooped remotely by generating towards it a
standard CSU lin e unloop code (001 repeating for ≥ 5 seconds, framed or unframed).
T1.403 LLB: The 300 unit supports the T1.403 line loopback command (the FDL
LLB format is 00001110 1111 1111). Once looped, the received signal from th e T1 facility (NET IN) is regenerated and transmitted back to the T1 facility (NET OUT). The
signal from the network is also passed to the DTE port.
T1.403 LLB Unloop: The 30 0 unit supports the T1.403 FDL line loopback unloop
command messages (0 0111000 11111111 repeating).
T1.403 /54016 PLB: The 300 unit supports the T1.403 FDL payload loopback command messages (00111000 11111111 repeating).
T1.403/54016 PLB Unloop: The 300 un it supports the T1.4 03 FDL payload loopback unloop comman d message (00110010 11111111 repeating).
TxPORT makes no representation or warranties of any kind whatsoever with
respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties
of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose.
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Local Loopback
DTE
CSU Loop (FDL/PLB)
DTE
* Signal, frame, and CRC regeneration
Looping Diagrams
NET
NET
*
DTE
CSU Line Loop (Inband or FDL/LLB)
DTE
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Remote Channel Loop (V.54)
NET
NET
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* Signal regeneration only
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Productivity 300/310 DSU/CSU (model 300 shown)
PRODUCTIVITY SERIES 300
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TRANSPORT
CSU/DSU
1 Send Data: This green LED lights when the SD data lead is a mark and is off
when the lead is a space. Theref ore, the LED will vary from full intensity to off
depending on the rela tive number of marks and spaces.
2 Receive Data: This green LED lights when the RD data lead is a mark and is off
when the lead is a space. Theref ore, the LED will vary from full intensity to off
depending on the rela tive number of marks and spaces.
3 Frame: This green LED lights when the unit is in frame synchronization with the
T1 line.
4 Error: This red LED lights if the internal alarm circuitry detects any of the fol-
lowing conditions from the incoming T1 signal: BPVs, FBEs, CRCs, loss of
signal/loss of sync, or more than 175 zeros.
5 Yellow: This red LED lights if the internal alarm circuitry detects a remote (yel-
low) alarm signal from the far end terminal equipment. Thi s occurs if the far end
terminal is out of sync with the T1 signal from the network.
6 Test: This amber LED remains lit if the unit is in a test mode, either by manually
depressing the loop switch or by receipt of a test command from the facility.
7 Test Switch: This 3-position switch is used as follows: Depressing the switch to
the ‘LL’ position places the unit in a local loop mod e. Data fro m the DTE is loop ed
back to the DTE and is also transmitted to the network (the data from the network
is open). Depressing the switch to the ‘RL’ position initiates an automated V.54
remote loop and BERT sequence of assigned data channels. The ‘TEST’ LED will
be green if the test is su ccessful (the far end u nit loops and return s the data error
free with the V.54 code). If errors are detected, the ‘TEST’ LED will be red.
Remote Channel Loop: Each unit can generate a far end remote channel loop by
placing the test switch in the ‘RL’ position. The unit sends a V.35 loop code in the assigned channels to the far end for two seconds fol lowed by two seconds of all ones, followed by DTE data. After four seconds, the far end should be looped.
In other words, this function starts an internal test by replacing the DSUs transmitted
data with the V.54 activate code to the far end DSU equipment for the proper tim e period. Then a test pattern is sent to verify the looped channel’s integrity. If the transmitted
SD RD FRAME ERROR YELLOW TEST
NORM
RL LL
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1. General
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Specifications ................................................................................ 5
FCC Requirements ........................................................................ 6
Warranty ....................................................................................... 7
Ordering Numbers ........................................................................ 8
2. Installation ..............................................................8
Supplied Materials ........................................................................ 9
Unit Configuration ........................................................................ 9
Configuration Switch S1 ....................................................... 9
Configuration Switch S2 ....................................................... 11
Connections .................................................................................. 12
V.35 Port Connection ............................................................ 12
Network Connection .............................................................. 13
3. Operation ..............................................................13
Testing .......................................................................................... 13
4. Customer Service...................................................16
Telephone.......................................................................................16
E-mail.............................................................................................16
World Wide Web....................... ...... ...... ........................................16
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