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Note: All codes listed above must be sent for a minimum of 5 seconds in order for them to be detected and acted upon.
* If NIU is enabled, then the H2TU-R can be in network loopback when the H2TU-C loop up codes are sent.

1

 The H2TU-C and H2TU-R individually detect and act upon in-band loopback control codes.  Depending on which list number of H2TU-R is used with

the Litespan H2TU-C, some of these control codes may not cause action (such as loop up, error injection, etc.) at the H2TU-R.  Refer to the H2TU-R
documentation for supported control codes.

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 Units must be armed with 11000b or FF48h before this code will work.

3

 In order to behave like a NIU, the H2TU-R will not loop down from the network side with 9393h.

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OR if any

 loopbacks are active.

Summary of Contents for AHDSL2

Page 1: ...A 1 In Band Addressable Loopback Codes A 2 A 3 Figure 1 ADTRAN H2TU C for Litespan Trademarks Any brand names and product names included in this document are trademarks registered trademarks or trade...

Page 2: ...sed in the circuit different provisioning options will be available Table 1 LED Indicators D E L n o i t a c i d n I n o i t p i r c s e D T A T S f f O n e e r G n e e r G g n i h s a l F d e R C U T...

Page 3: ...p and ring connections from the H2TU C to the shelf are made through the following card edge pins Narrowband Tip Pin A3 Narrowband Ring Pin A4 CAUTION Do not deploy the Litespan H2TU C into any Litesp...

Page 4: ...visioning of the H2TU C is through the craft interface on the Maintenance and Test Interface MTI card either via TL1 commands or the Litecraft Pro Graphical User Interface GUI Refer to the Litecraft P...

Page 5: ...t s e R T P Q E T N E n o i t i s o p t o l s a o t t i n u a s n g i s s a r o s r e t n E T P Q E T L D n o i t i s o p t o l s a o t t i n u a s n g i s s a n u r o s e t e l e D 1 T D E r o L S D...

Page 6: ...R P S M R P N h t o B o t u A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L S D H D...

Page 7: ...F L S D H K B P L S L R C D I A N C O L k c a b p o o L r e m o t s u C C U T 2 H n w o D p o o L D N E F L S D H K B P L R P O R D I A N C O L k c a b p o o L k r o w t e N R U T 2 H p U p o o L D N...

Page 8: ...uding bridged tap lengths is 9 kft 3 For loops with 24 AWG cable the maximum loop length including bridged tap lengths is 12 kft 4 Any single bridged tap is limited to 2 kft 5 Total bridged tap length...

Page 9: ...le at 70 F 135 ohms resistive termination An approximation for the maximum amount of wideband noise on an HDSL2 local loop as measured by a 50 kb filter is 31 dBrn An approximation for the maximum lev...

Page 10: ...k that the framing and line coding are set appropriately for T1 data at the H2TU R and check for cross connected T1 data coming to the H2TU C 2 Check that the RLOS LED at the H2TU R is off 3 If step 1...

Page 11: ...VDC internally generated from the 48 VDC switch battery Fusing 48 VDC switch battery is current limited by a 500 mA Slo Blo subminiature surface mount fuse 5 VDC is current limited by a 3 A quick act...

Page 12: ...12 61221002L2 5B This page is intentionally blank...

Page 13: ...e corresponding DS1 system process Specifically the H2TU C loopback is similar to an Intelligent Office Repeater loopback and the H2TU R loopbacks are similar to a T1 NIU The unit can detect the loopb...

Page 14: ...e b e v a h s t i n u e h t f I d e p o o l e h t d e t t i m s n a r t e b l l i w s e n o l l a S I A f o s d n o c e s 2 p u p o o l l l i w e b l l i w s r o r r e c i g o l 1 3 2 f o t s r u b a...

Page 15: ...h t m o r f t n e s n e h w y t i l a n o i t c n u f o n s a h n r e t t a p s i h T s d n o c e s e m i T k c a b p o o L e d i r r e v O t u O 4 2 1 6 D 5 D 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 s i n r...

Page 16: ...A 4 61221002L2 5B This page is intentionally blank...

Page 17: ...lowing ACT USER userid password If the login is successful the following complied message will display M 0 COMPLD NOTE To view the help file enter question mark at any time NOTE Commands may be entere...

Page 18: ...nance Menu Item of interest for the H2TU C 7 Interface Group Maintenance Menu 8 LINK Maintenance Menu 9 OPR ACO COM 10 OSI Maintenance Menu 11 RTRV ALM ALL 12 RTRV COND ALL 13 RTRV LOG ALM 14 RTRV ROU...

Page 19: ...F ALL NSA SA Can choose between non service affecting NSA and service affecting SA Additional HDSL Maintenance Commands The following commands are not listed in the Maintenance Menu but are available...

Page 20: ...IT REG T1 Command Input Format The INIT REG T1 command is used to clear T1 PM data for the H2TU C card INIT REG T1 AID ALL RT 1 21 Slot of interest MONTYPE ALL MS CVL ESL SESL UASL B8ZSSL PDVSL LOCN N...

Page 21: ...Ethernet Provisioning Menu 6 HDSL Provisioning Menu Item of interest for the H2TU C 7 Interface Group Provisioning Menu 8 Link Provisioning Menu 9 OSI Provisioning Menu 10 SHDSL Provisioning Menu 11 S...

Page 22: ...RS VP 16 RTRV CRS STS1 17 RTRV CRS T0 18 RTRV CRS T1 Retrieve existing cross connects 19 RTRV CRS T3 20 RTRV CRS VC 21 RTRV CRS VP B Provisioning Menu M Main Menu DLT CRS T1 Command Input Format The d...

Page 23: ...age such as the one below to indicate that the cross connect was successfully initiated Litespan2000 02 02 20 14 11 23 M 0 COMPLD RT 1 1 RT 1 21 1 T1 Cross Connection Entered RTRV CRS T1 Command Input...

Page 24: ...M Main Menu ED HDSL Commands Input Format HDSL configuration parameters may be changed by selecting 2 from the HDSL Provisioning Menu or by entering the ED HDSL commands directly as shown below ED HD...

Page 25: ...0 60 120 ED HDSL NIDLPBK NO YES or ED HDSL RT 1 21 NIDLPBK NO YES ED HDSL NTWKKPALV NO YES or ED HDSL RT 1 21 NTWKKPALV NO YES ED GOS HDSL Command Input Format HDSL configuration parameters for the Gr...

Page 26: ...ow T1 Provisioning Menu 1 DLT GOS T1 2 DLT T1 3 ED GOS T1 Edit the T1 Grade of Service tables in the shelf 4 ED T1 Edit T1 provisioning parameters for the H2TU C 5 ENT GOS T1 6 ENT T1 7 RTRV GOS T1 8...

Page 27: ...om the Main Menu enter 4 to display the Testing Menu as shown below Testing Menu 1 OPR LPBK HDSL Enable a loopback 2 OPR LPBK OC12 3 OPR LPBK OC3 4 OPR LPBK T0 5 OPR LPBK T0TS 6 OPR LPBK T1 7 OPR LPBK...

Page 28: ...NEND H2TU C Customer Loopback Loop up command OPR LPBK HDSL RT 1 21 C FEND Loop down command RLS LPBK HDSL RT 1 21 C FEND H2TU R Network Loopback Loop up command OPR LPBK HDSL RT 1 21 R NEND Loop down...

Page 29: ...hannel bank test bus Input Format CONN JACK T1 TID AID CTAG MD AID Access ID of the unit to be connected to the MTAU MD Mode SPLIT or MON Example CONN JACK T1 COT 1 15 SPLIT NOTE To use SPLIT mode a f...

Page 30: ...sed to test toward the remote customer equipment REMOVAL OF MTAU TEST ACCESS DISC JACK T1 The Disconnect T1 Jack command disconnects a T1 or HDSL facility from the metallic test access unit MTAU Input...

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