Verilink DIU 2130 (880-503297-001) Product Manual User Manual

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56K NMS Option Overview

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6-7

64K

This allows fullest use of the channelized data
path, however, to ensure ones-density
throughout the network, the CSU must be
optioned for B8ZS. As with 56K mode,
multiple channels of the T1 can be allocated to
each DIU port at this rate.

Loop

Pressing F8 while the cursor is in this field displays the
Loop Definition Options screen described in Managing
Loopbacks
.

Scramble

This function is disabled in 56K DDS mode. The user
interface will allow you to set it, but it is not supported.

Invert

Tx HDLC Invert. This function is disabled in 56K DDS
mode. (It inverts the user data to/from the DS1 connection
and can be used to aid density enforcement with certain
protocols.)

The default configuration parameter settings for the DIU 2130/DDS
are listed in Table 1.

Table 1

DIU 2 130/DDS Configuration Default Settings

OPTION

DEFAULT

Installed and operational?

No

Save configuration to DIU?

No

Enable alarm reporting?

No

ASC Threshold

0 seconds

CMI Threshold

0 seconds

MOS Threshold

0 seconds

UMC Threshold

0 seconds

Group 1 DDS Codes Threshold

0 seconds

Alarm when looped?

Yes

Alarm when sending test pattern?

Yes

Alarm clear Delay time

15 seconds

Connected CSU shelf #

0

Connected CSU plug #

0

For each port:

Channel Assignment

unassigned

EQP Name

blank

EQP SER.

blank

EQP Interface

blank

EQP Speed

blank

DS0 mode

64K

Enable Loops?

Y

Loop on received DDS code

DSU

Detect DTE LOS?

No

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