Verilink 4010 Standalone (CG) Configuration/Installation Guide User Manual

Prism 4010, Front panel description, Switch sw1

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PRISM 4010

45-000135

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Configuration Guide (Standalone Version)

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PRISM 4010

Front Panel

Front Panel Description

Pins

Description

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In Service - This three-color IN SERVICE LED indicates the DDS loop receiver’s operating status as follows.
Green:

Indicates DDS signal at the receiver (either customer data or zero suppression).

Amber: Indicates DDS signal is still present, but received data is idle or out of service.
Red:

Indicates an insufficient signal for the DDS receiver to operate properly.

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Switch SW1 - This 10 - position LED switch is described below.

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TXD - This green transmit-data LED lights when the data lead is a mark and is off when the data lead is a space.
Therefore, the LED varies from full intensity to off, depending on the relative number of marks and spaces.

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RXD - This green receive-data LED lights when the data lead is a mark and is off when the data lead is a space.
Therefore, the LED varies from full intensity to off, depending on the relative number of marks and spaces.

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RTS - This green request-to-send LED lights when circuit CA is in the ON state at the DSU interface.

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CTS - This green clear-to-send LED lights when circuit CB is in the ON state at the DSU interface.

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DCD - This green receive-line-signal-detector LED lights when circuit CF is in the ON state at the DSU interface.

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V.35 and 232 - The green V.35 LED is on when the DTE electrical interface is set to V.35. The green 232 LED is
on when the interface is set to RS-232. If neither light is on, the configuration switches are set incorrectly.

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Test Switch - This three- position switch operates as follows.
The LOC position places the unit in a local-loop mode. Data from the DTE is looped back to the DTE. Data from
the network is looped back to the network.
The FAR position initiates an automated V.54 remote loop and BERT sequence of assigned data channels. The
TEST LED is green if the test is successful (the far-end unit loops and returns the data error free with the V.54
code). If errors are detected, the TEST LED is red.
The center position deactivates the loop codes for normal operation.

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LOOP TEST - This LED remains amber if there is a local loop or a remote loop. The LED turns red if the V.54
BERT test fails or green if the V.54 BERT test passes.

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Data Polarity

Circuit Assurance

RTS/CTS Control

Data Polarity

Circuit Assurance

RTS Normal Delay

Channel

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V.54 Loop

V.54 Loop

Internal Clock

Line Clock

Inverted

Normal

Off

On

Enabled

Inhibited

RTS/CTS Control
RTS Control On

RTS-to-CTS

RTS-to-CTS

Delay Normal

The symbol

indicates that the switch pointed to does not function un-

less the opposite end of the arrow is in the position shown. For example,
SW1 -5 does not function unless SW1 - 4 is in the B position.

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Rate
(kbps)

SW1-1 SW1-2 SW1-3

RTS - to -
CTS Delay

2.4

B

B

B

8 ms

4.8

A

B

B

4 ms

9.6

B

A

B

2 ms

19.2

A

A

B

1 ms

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B

B

A

0.8 ms

38.4

A

B

A

0.5 ms

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B

A

A

0.4 ms

64

A

A

A

0.3 ms

Switch SW1

Pins Description

1 - 3 Channel Bit Rate Select - These three positions select the

channel bit rate (refer to the table on the right). The RTS-to-
CTS delays are multiplied by two when SW1-10 is in the B
position.

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Line Clock - This position selects either an internal clocking
source or a loop timing source from the received data.

5

Internal Clock - This position selects either the DSU external
clock input or the crystal oscillator as the clocking source. It is
applicable only if SW1-4 is in the B position.

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V.54 Loop Operation - This position enables or inhibits V.54
loop operation.

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Data Polarity - This position determines whether data bits are
inverted. In the A position, marks equals pulses. In the B
position, spaces equal pulses. Receipt of OOF, OOS, idle, or
loop codes forces the DSU data to all marks (A position) or
spaces (B position).

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Circuit Assurance - On allows the status of CF (receive line
signal detector) and CA (request to send) to control the output
CB (clear to send). If either CA or CF is Off (A position), CB is
Off. If CA and CF are On (B position), CB is On.

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RTS /CTS Control - In the B position, CTS is forced On
regardless of the RTS input status. In the A position, delays are
determined by SW1-10.

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RTS-to-CTS Delay - In the A position, the RTS-to-CTS delay is
as shown in the bit rate table of the diagram. In the B position,
the delays shown are multiplied by two.

B

Delay

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Rate (kbps)

SW1- 4 SW1- 5

Network (slave) A

n /a

Master

B

A

External

B

B

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LOOP TEST

LOC

FAR

TSD

RXD

RTS

CTS

DCD

V.35

232

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SW1

INSERVICE

4010
DDS

CSU\DSU

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