Verilink Access Manager 2000 (896-502037-001) Product Manual User Manual
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Configuring the T1 Network
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Yellow alarm transcoding to NET should be enabled any time the EQP
and network framing are not the same and transcoding is desired.
This option has a default of
NO
.
These two options control whether the equipment (EQP) side is encoding
the signal toward the EQP and decoding the signal received from the EQP
for B8ZS.
If AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion) line coding is required, select
NO
. This
is the default setting.
This option determines whether the CRC is regenerated toward the
equipment (EQP) from the NET.
If the NET is SF (i.e., D4) and the EQP is ESF, set this option to
YES
.
The default setting is
NO
(not to regenerate CRC).
Refer to the CAUTION under the
Regenerate CRC to NET Side
option.
This option determines whether the framing format on the EQP side of
the CSU circuit element is ESF or SF. The default setting is
NO
(SF framing). If the EQP uses ESF, set this option to
YES
.
This option on the equipment (EQP) is functionally equivalent to the
Enable YEL Transcode to Network
option above, except it is
for transcoding yellow alarms toward the EQP. If the far-end CSU EQP
side is also SF, the
Enable YEL Transcode to EQP
option
should be set to
NO
because the yellow alarm is carried in the payload.
When set to
NO
, this option sets the ESF Data Link idle code to ALL-
ONEs. When this option is set to
YES
, the Data Link idle code is
FLAGS
. The default is
NO
.
Enable EQP Side
B8ZS Encode and
Decode
Regenerate CRC to
EQP
EQP Side ESF
Framing
Enable YEL
Transcode to EQP
Idle Code Flags