Module details, Module details -3 – Verilink QUAD/IMUX (880-502392-001) Product Manual User Manual

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Overview

Verilink QUAD/IMUX User Manual

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Module Details

This section provides detail on the features of the two Inverse
Multiplexer modules, the QUAD 2164, and the IMUX 2160.

QUAD 2164

Module

The QUAD 2164 module provides:

All CSU functionality for the network side. This includes
performance monitoring, framing, timing recovery and/or
generation, error checking, and loopbacks on the network
side.

Line removal and restoral upon exceeding specified alarm
thresholds.

Shelf controller, if required.

Each QUAD 2164 module provides four T1 or E1 network
connections. The four associated connector interface modules
(CIMs) provide integral T1 CSUs for long-haul connections, or DSX-1
interfaces for short-haul connection to an M1-3 multiplexer. All
lines making up an aggregate line will have the same configuration
values.

Delay

Equalization

To ensure proper alignment of your high-speed

data, the Inverse Multiplexer has built-in

mechanisms to provide sensitive delay

equalization of the T1 or E1 network streams.

(The delay is a maximum of 30 milliseconds

between T1/E1 lines.)

Performance

Monitoring

An overhead framing scheme provides critical

error monitoring capabilities, and an inband

channel for remote site communications.

Line Removal

and Restoral

The DS-1 line is removed from service when the

alarm thresholds are exceeded for BER, SES, UAS,

or CRC.

Automatic

Rate Adaption

For greater network protection, automatic rate

adaption is included to adjust the data rate to

lower speeds when the performance of

individual T1 or E1 circuits degrade or fail. When

the network circuits return to acceptable

performance, the IMUX automatically restores

the original data rate.

SNMP

The Inverse Multiplexer system includes an

embedded SNMP agent that supports standard

MIBs, and provides extensions to access product-

specific parameters. Physical access is provided

by a 10BaseT Ethernet connection located on the

front panel of the QUAD 2164 card.

When used with an NCM 2000 module, the NCM

handles the 10BaseT Ethernet connection and

the QUAD 2164 Ethernet port is shut off.

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