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ISDN TESTER AND
ANALYZER
D2000

USER’S MANUAL

The information contained in this document is the
property of Aethra

S.p.A., it is subject to change

without notice and it shall in no way be binding for
Aethra

S.p.A.

S.p.A. 2003.

ISDN TESTER AND
ANALYZER
D2000

USER’S MANUAL

The information contained in this document is the
property of Aethra

S.p.A., it is subject to change

without notice and it shall in no way be binding for
Aethra

S.p.A.

S.p.A. 2003.

Summary of Contents for D2000 Lite

Page 1: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 USER S MANUAL ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 USER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...003 All rights reserved Rev 7 3 50 March 2004 Code 074022002ML This manual is composed of 186 pages ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 USER S MANUAL The information contained in this document is the prope...

Page 3: ...URNING OFF THE INSTRUMENT 19 1 10 THE USER INTERFACE 19 1 10 1 KEYS 19 1 10 2 THE G U I STRUCTURE 20 1 10 3 FIELDS 22 1 10 4 PERFORMING A TEST 22 2 PERFORMING AN AUTOMATIC TEST 24 2 1 ABOUT THIS CHAPT...

Page 4: ...NTARY SERVICES 51 3 5 BER TEST 53 3 5 1 SETTING UP A BER TEST 54 3 5 2 RUNNING A BER TEST 57 3 5 3 PERFORMING AN NX64K BER TEST 59 3 5 4 RUNNING A BER TEST OVER V X INTERFACE 60 3 6 PERFORMING GENERAT...

Page 5: ...IP DELAY ECHO 86 3 14 USING THE D1029N ADAPTER NT1 S ONLY 88 3 15 LT U SIMULATION LT U2K OPTION 88 3 16 S T BUS WIRING TEST WT2000 OPTION 89 3 16 1 SETTING UP AN S T BUS WIRING TEST 89 3 16 2 RUNNING...

Page 6: ...7 7 2 1 RESTARTING B CHANNELS 119 7 2 2 B CHANNELS CONNECTION 120 7 3 PRIMARY ACCESS STATUS 121 7 3 1 G 703 ACCESS 122 7 3 2 G 826 123 7 4 BASIC ACCESS STATUS 124 7 5 V X INTERFACE ACCESS STATUS VX200...

Page 7: ...AVER MANAGEMENT 146 10 14 TEST PROGRAMMING 147 10 14 1 AUTOMATIC BACKGROUND MONITOR 148 10 14 2 SELF SWITCHING OFF 149 11 USING MEMORY PRINTER AND PC 150 11 1 ABOUT THIS CHAPTER 150 11 2 SAVING TEST R...

Page 8: ...DOES NOT PRINT 160 13 SPECIFICATIONS 161 13 1 INTRODUCTION 161 13 1 1 SAFETY CHARACTERISTICS 161 13 1 2 PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS 161 13 1 3 ENVIRONMENTAL DATA 161 13 2 COMPLIANCE 161 13 3 BASIC RA...

Page 9: ...g for permanent connection WARNING RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK The power supply used by this device involves lethal voltage levels Do not access internal parts of the device and or of the power supply unit...

Page 10: ...possible wear a grounding armband Failure to comply with these warnings could cause permanent damage to device Connect the measurement cable of the U interface to the instrument connector and then to...

Page 11: ...Lite ISDN tester for Basic and Primary access D2000 ISDN tester for Basic access At the beginning of each paragraph will be placed a key that will allow the user to characterize immediately which amon...

Page 12: ...agraph are not available for the relative tester In this case D2000 All the images illustrated in this manual are referred to the D2000 PRO Tester and Analyzer 1 3 Functional features The following ta...

Page 13: ...o d LED indicators The LED indicators are grouped as follows RUN indicate that a test is in progress Three LED s to indicate the operating mode over Primary Access PRI or over VX datacom interface Six...

Page 14: ...Use one of these connectors at a time to connect the instrument to a network reference point via a network cable Depending on the reference point you must use one of network cables supplied with the...

Page 15: ...rds Only for D2000 PRO POTS Access over analog telephone line with 2 wires physical interface Only for D2000 PRO and D2000 Accesses BRI PRI CRC4 and PRI support signalling protocols over D channel at...

Page 16: ...the test equipment Some of that requires a specific option PRIMARY RATE only for D2000 PRO and D2000Lite TE E1 The instrument simulates a Terminal Equipment on the E1 interface MON E1 The instrument m...

Page 17: ...ct the test equipment to the line using the specific options 1 7 Communication ports and connectors Refer to Fig 1 4 for the available ports and connectors Fig 1 4 Side of the Instrument POWER IN Conn...

Page 18: ...strument To power the instrument from a standard AC outlet perform the steps below For battery power information refer to chapter 12 1 Plug the AC DC adapter in the AC outlet 2 Connect the AC DC adapt...

Page 19: ...ests See chapter 2 Manual tests See chapter 3 Predefined tests see chapter 4 1 9 Turning off the Instrument Hold it pressed for min 2 seconds to turn the instrument off 1 10 The user interface The ins...

Page 20: ...10 Enables to enter telephone numbers alphanumeric data and send DTMF tones See 3 4 2 The instrument is also provided with a series of virtual keys softkeys that appear on the left side of the page an...

Page 21: ...of fields softkeys and results Selected softkey Softkeys available Test status Results Number of pages The following help icons are displayed according to the specific case They are used to enter data...

Page 22: ...ed from the predefined ones Edit fields the parameter value is modified by inserting data directly Edit fields with help on line the keys can be used to activate additional functions 1 10 4 Performing...

Page 23: ...NALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 4 Modify the parameters of the test 5 Connect the instrument to the line according to the instructions given on the screen 6 Starts the test 7 Stops the test CHAPTER...

Page 24: ...bout this Chapter This chapter describes the procedure used to perform an automatic test This test allows you to automatically test the ISDN configuration of the access Fig 2 1 shows the navigation fo...

Page 25: ...MENU The last used setup appears on the screen 2 Select the ACCESS MODE field 3 Choose PRIMARY RATE or BASIC RATE 4 Select ACT AS 5 Choose the instrument mode i e TE S The lower section of the screen...

Page 26: ...B channels Setting appropriately the parameters above mentioned the user can decide the test sequences to perform Setting the value Automatic the device will carry out a complete test sequence checkin...

Page 27: ...emote user Local number for autocalls Pause between calls Enter the number of seconds for the pause between two calls In some cases a pause ranging from 2 to 8 seconds is necessary to obtain correct r...

Page 28: ...n Master Slave is automatically detected Page 2 shows an overview of the tele and bearer services available The last row displayed on this page shows the availability on the access of a second protoco...

Page 29: ...lable the device displays the two numbers of the access preceded by the symbol arrow indicating the direction of the call Usually the calling number provided by the network is the basic number of the...

Page 30: ...recommended in case of not available services or profiles See chapter 3 2 4 Performing an X 25 Access Test Use this test to verify if and which link TEI supports the X 25 service SAPI 16 A further te...

Page 31: ...er the maximum number of LCI to verify starting from the one entered above 2 4 2 Running an X 25 Access Test Connect the instrument to the tested access and continue as follows 2 Select Use this setup...

Page 32: ...ayer 3 RESTART message Some exchanges consider the X 25 as active only if a RESTART indication is sent In case the device detects some TEI which support the X 25 service for the first three links it i...

Page 33: ...ter This chapter describes the procedure used to configure parameters and perform a manual test This test allows you to test the line quality and the available services in detail Navigation has the sa...

Page 34: ...ld 5 Select the instrument mode eg NT U The lower section of the screen shows the network configuration in use The yellow LED that corresponds to the selected mode goes on The available instrument mod...

Page 35: ...according to the device in use See Table 3 1 Table 3 1 Manual Tests vs Network Configuration Table 3 1 shows all the tests available for the various network configurations For the functional character...

Page 36: ...L Table 3 2 optional features AB2000 and WT2000 3 3 Common Setup This page is used to setup the common parameters for the various tests 1 To select the common set up page 1 The common SETUP page can b...

Page 37: ...ooses a specific B channel Next Available the instrument requests the first channel available only for Central office simulations User profile Choose the call user profile you want to use for the test...

Page 38: ...t to Point configuration it is possible to set the Own MSN to cover a range of numbers by using wildcard characters In order to accept only incoming calls which are included among a certain range e g...

Page 39: ...s that will be automatically answered by the instrument with the loopbox function The function can be deactivated by setting the None value See 3 8 100 termination Choose if you want to add a 100 term...

Page 40: ...s Timer used to ignore layer 1 alarms that are shorter than the inserted value PRI only Idle word Word transmitted by the device into the unused time slots PRI only Line Code Set the line code for the...

Page 41: ...mplex impedance Germany Spain Line current limit Set the maximum current permitted by the current regulations Selection mode Set the dialing type for the telephone number from tone DTMF and 40 60 or 3...

Page 42: ...ved data with clock coming from DTE C113 By default DCE uses C113 criterion INTERNAL CLOCK The device samples received data with clock referred to C115 In DCE mode data transmission clock is fixed at...

Page 43: ...its to be inserted 1 or 2 as START and STOP bits for data packets transmitted or received Pattern Set the number of bits composing each single character pattern Baud rate Set the communication baud ra...

Page 44: ...09 It sets the presence of C109 criterion Only DCE 3 3 4 2 G 703 CODIRECTIONAL interface This type of interface is used for balanced transmissions over lines with standard G 703 CODIRECTIONAL Line rat...

Page 45: ...o recommendation Frame Relay Forum 12 The device supports both UNI and End to End fragmentation It is possible to perform tests entering both types of fragmentation For a proper use of this parameter...

Page 46: ...nnection can be established using the instrument s speaker and microphone or an external handset that is connected to the HANDSET jack at the right hand side of the instrument To choose the type of ex...

Page 47: ...ll When you have defined the setup for the call test continue as follows 1 Select Use this setup for testing in the first SETUP page 2 Connect the instrument as displayed on the screen and press the R...

Page 48: ...in FSK modes When the call becomes active the following function keys appear on the bottom left of the screen 5 To activate the activation deactivation page of supplementary services See 3 4 4 5 To se...

Page 49: ...elephone handset that is connected to the HANDSET jack in order to communicate with the remote user 3 4 3 1 POTS configuration To answer an incoming call 1 An incoming call is received and the device...

Page 50: ...ument is configured as TE or NT1 U 3 4 3 3 ISDN Master Protocol Configuration In this configuration see 3 3 the instrument answers to incoming calls without the SENDING COMPLETE information element an...

Page 51: ...ssage 4 Sends the CONNECT message and connects the B channel The protocol is in Master mode by default when the instrument is configured as NT1 S or NT E1 3 4 4 Checking the Supplementary Services Use...

Page 52: ...cide the action to be associated with the requested service 5 Insert the parameters as requested by the service 6 Executes the selected action by moving to the first line of the page The supplementary...

Page 53: ...ts instead can be estimated in the same way a part from the type of access Various types of test may be performed in order to verify the BER on a line the most common are Autocall Loop End to end The...

Page 54: ...r ISDN connections with signalling protocol over D channel and over leased connections The test end to end allows to check the quality of the single line NT TE and TE NT going to determinate the probl...

Page 55: ...n and identify the noisiest path The remote instrument must be configured in INCOMING mode with the same sequence To make an auto call select Outgoing 64k and enter your own telephone number as CALLED...

Page 56: ...BASIC ACCESS and LEASED LINE mode When the device is set in PRI or PRI CRC4 it is possible to configure from COMMON SETUP page the channels mapping on which carry out the test The device supports BER...

Page 57: ...ng the test maintain it active or continue the test ignoring the result Used for call routing search Auto print Select the autoprint condition in order to send the test results over RS232 serial port...

Page 58: ...000Lite BRI Make sure you have disconnected the bus from each terminal and from the network connect one end to the instrument and loop the other end 3 Start the BER test The RUN LED turns on and the t...

Page 59: ...the test setup or if the G 821 parameters exceed the values provided by the recommendation In case the Test Pass Fail is set with G 821 both results will be identical If the instrument detects a remo...

Page 60: ...ting data also on timeslot zero 0 of the E1 frame The old 2Mbit mode has been substituted with 31 channel mode 3 5 4 Running a BER test over V X interface VX2000 adapter is fed directly by the D2000 P...

Page 61: ...fic over the D channel You can set the instrument to automatically generate several calls at chosen time intervals 3 6 1 Setting Up a Generate Traffic test Define the following parameters for a Genera...

Page 62: ...ent can test the call on one of the following parameters Delivery the call succeeds and ends when the ALERTING message has been detected Connection the call succeeds and ends when the CONNECT message...

Page 63: ...lyze failures 4 Scroll through the pages indicating a failed call with related information Observe that the cause number for each failure appears on the screen This example shows Failure 1 with relate...

Page 64: ...t other value is requested Line Code Set the line code at 2B1Q or 4B3T NT U BRI only Power supply bit PS1 Choose PS1 as indicated in the table below Only for 2B1Q Power supply bit PS2 Choose PS2 as in...

Page 65: ...the binding resistance of the U interface The LED RUN goes on and the test results appear on the screen 3 8 Acting as Loop Box The ACT AS LOOP BOX function allows to automatically answer to incoming...

Page 66: ...3 8 2 Setting Up a Call Back You can simulate an exchange cross connection through the Call forward function or make a return call call back to the calling number The B channel Status function displa...

Page 67: ...ter the remote disconnection of the incoming call accepted and connected in loop After delivery end after the remote disconnection of the incoming call accepted ALERTING but not connected None never A...

Page 68: ...ion is and remains active in background with immediate operation For information on the status of the B channels see chapter 7 SMART STATUS The loopbox function will automatically answer to incoming c...

Page 69: ...ity Set None or User in order to insert a Facility field into the Call Request message Own Enter the X 25 number assigned to the tested access for compatibility on incoming calls Incoming the instrume...

Page 70: ...any LCI value for incoming calls Window layer 3 Number of level 3 packets which can be transmitted without waiting for a reply 3 by default When you have defined the setup for the X 25 on D Channel t...

Page 71: ...Level Data Link Control errors Follows a clarification table of the various items regarding the results pages Packets Number of transmitted and received packets Bytes Number of transmitted and receiv...

Page 72: ...out of sequence packets transmitted and received The device has the possibility to send a specific message using X 25 user data packet on the D channel The maximum length of the message is 128 bytes...

Page 73: ...the data packets to be transmitted Set together with the packet length Packet length Set the length of the data packets Set together with the packet content QMD Bits Activate or deactivate the QMD bi...

Page 74: ...e device as DTE Data Terminal Equipment DCE to set the device as DCE Data Communication Equipment DXE the device sets itself depending on the remote configuration only for incoming call mode In an end...

Page 75: ...ansmission and reception side Virtual circuit in use pVc o Vc Layer 2 simulation mode DTE o DCE Statistical data of transmitted and received frames with indication of invalid frames Called number remo...

Page 76: ...d received RESTART CONFIRM messages Reject Number of transmitted and received REJECT messages Int Number of transmitted and received INTERRUPT messages IntCNF Number of transmitted and received INTERR...

Page 77: ...of the Ping packet to verify if the remote is reachable a part from the packet length Don t fragment To verify if the remote is reachable whether with fragment or not fragment packets Trace route Sel...

Page 78: ...very ten seconds in order to verify if the link is still active Server The device simulates a server and allows to verify the authentication phase coming from a remote terminal Server link verify The...

Page 79: ...ime Msg ICMP Echo state and response time or messages transmitted from the remote to the device with relative IP address Echo requests transmitted and Echo reply received Minimum medium maximum respon...

Page 80: ...t represent the absolute maximum value available on the network 3 12 1 Setting Up an IP Generate Traffic test Define the following parameters to perform an IP Generate Traffic test Called number Enter...

Page 81: ...s but the system may doesn t work with a standard TFTP server Problems won t occur if using as server a second device Packets timeout s Set the maximum waiting time for the AKNOWLEDGE message after wh...

Page 82: ...if the link is still active Server The device simulates a server and allows to verify the authentication phase coming from a remote terminal Server link verify The device in Server simulation sends a...

Page 83: ...Destination IP address Transmitted errors both in Downstream and Upstream Minimum average and maximum Throughput in Kbps received in Downstream and transmitted in Upstream It s also possible to interr...

Page 84: ...ge is shown as Tone Generator ECO See 3 13 3 The test allows to send on line a single tone or to carry out a scansion of the band both in manual and automatic mode The level value is definable by the...

Page 85: ...m a tone frequency to another in manual mode Level RMS dBm0 Choose the width for the sinusoidal tones generated Sweep Time Select the waiting time between one tone and the other sending tones may be c...

Page 86: ...stop 6 In order to send the previous tone in case Freq start is equal to Freq stop 3 13 3 Measuring the B channel round trip delay ECHO The delay can be measured in ISDN configuration after connecting...

Page 87: ...data loop on the channel This measurement can be useful in case of users with video terminals that are sensitive to the delay between B channels A channel can have a different delay values for differ...

Page 88: ...0mW in standard condition and approx 430mW in emergency condition To choose the desired mode use the switch located on the side of the D1029 The two LED s located on the front panel allow for checking...

Page 89: ...ct installation of the S T BUS The instrument detects polarity inversions interruptions or short circuits between the bus pairs The test must be performed when the ISDN connection is not active To per...

Page 90: ...ed pairs Crossed pairs Presence of closing resistances Resistance value in ohms The results are shown both in text and graphic format with indications for each wire of the S T BUS 3 17 AT Terminal TTY...

Page 91: ...ters are inserted at the end of the message These characters are responsible for data traffic regulation and are CR Carriage Return in order to place the next message at the beginning of the line and...

Page 92: ...reen the characters or messages sent 3 17 2 Running an AT Terminal TTY Test Once the test configuration parameters have been set continue as indicated below 1 Select Use this setup for testing 2 Conne...

Page 93: ...in Mode Message 5 To select the type of character to be set capital small punctuation or hexadecimal 6 Select the character and press ENTER In the results page will be displayed all the messages tran...

Page 94: ...f the most frequent used tests for later use This setup is then added to the list of predefined tests Make use of these predefined tests to have a quick and faultless test setup of your instrument Nav...

Page 95: ...setup for each kind of test 1 Open a SETUP BER screen The bottom line of the last SETUP page is always defined as Save setup as predefined 2 Open the Save setup as predefined screen 3 Enter a label fo...

Page 96: ...test When you have saved one or more predefined tests you can make use of them to have a quick and faultless test setup of your instrument The following example shows how to run a predefined BER test...

Page 97: ...predefined test setup at any time with the SETUP key Change your setup and save it again You can recall reconfiguration of the last test you have performed by selecting the Last test option in the Se...

Page 98: ...D screen 3 Selects the type of test i e BER 4 To highlights the field Press Enter to and set the operation to be carried out on the file with Set as test 5 Selects the test to be carried out as predef...

Page 99: ...efined ones 1 Open the TEST MENU screen 2 Open the TEST MENU PREDEFINED screen 3 Selected test to select the type of test for the visualisation of the predefined configuration list 4 Press Enter to Se...

Page 100: ...into the predefined tests Favorites page To add a predefined test into the Favorite list follow the steps listed below 1 Choose the setup that you want to save 2 Open the Save setup as predefined scre...

Page 101: ...S setup and select Press ENTER to Add favorites 5 Select the test to add and press ENTER Now the test s setup is saved into the Favourites page If you delete a test listed into the Favourites page you...

Page 102: ...referred to as background mode The instrument can be set up in a way that it monitors all traffic on the selected interface Throughout this manual this mode is referred to as high impedance mode The...

Page 103: ...for Monitoring The following example describes the setup for S T BUS monitoring in high impedance Differences to other monitoring modes will be indicated throughout the text 1 Open the TEST MENU The...

Page 104: ...ilable during analysis Capture layer Choose the layer to be captured in the monitor test Capture TEI Capture specific TEI numbers You can also use this filter to define one single TEI that needs to be...

Page 105: ...r used to ignore layer 1 alarms that are shorter than the inserted value Only in Monitor PRI mode For the other parameters refer to paragraph 3 3 COMMON SETUP 5 3 BRI U Monitoring D2022 Option This ac...

Page 106: ...test Select Use this setup for monitoring connect the instrument as indicated and Start monitoring If the trace regarding the previous monitor test has not been saved the device asks for a confirmatio...

Page 107: ...channel selected Automatic the instrument captures the first B channel activated As soon as the network release the channel the device stops capturing Max length Inset the maximum number of bytes to s...

Page 108: ...device starts capturing as soon as the interested channels are activated the capturing remains active until a specific manual command made by the user For a detailed decoding of the captured events o...

Page 109: ...key 1 to enter a space or other ASCII characters 3 Confirm and save the monitor trace The stored traces can be used for the following routines at a later date Printing a hard copy of the trace See ch...

Page 110: ...use the expansion box is needed 1 Connect the option to the device AC DC main adapter POWER IN connector using the Y cable provided with the option Once connected proceed according to your own necess...

Page 111: ...ta from the Card to the PC Delete the no more used files from the CARD In order to format the MultiMediaCard follow the instructions below 1 Connect the option to the PC through the serial cable RS232...

Page 112: ...Press the icon FORMAT to format the CARD The PC asks for a confirmation to continue the operation Press YES to confirm or NO to cancel By formatting the MultiMediaCard all data contained into the card...

Page 113: ...file name that will be stored into the MultiMediaCard this operation allows the user to find the stored file into the CARD 7 Insert the file name If the MMC2000 option is not connected to the device...

Page 114: ...Card to the PC follow the instructions below UPLOADING ELAPSED TIME NUMBER OF UPLOADED EVENTS 1 Open the Memory Box management program Once connected with the MMC2000 adapter the software will display...

Page 115: ...the original name For further information about how to use the PC108 for Windows software see the PC108 for Windows User s Manual When a DOWNLOAD is running only the key STOP is active and it is possi...

Page 116: ...Page 1 shows Instrument configuration Type of test in progress Current test state Filling percentage of the internal buffer for storing monitor events Current date and time State of the single layers...

Page 117: ...us 2 Goes to page 2 This page displays all B channels with state according to the icons below Channel not used Activity in monitor mode or test in progress in simulation mode B channel data connected...

Page 118: ...connect the associated call In Monitor mode you can select the B channels with activity and display the connected remote number in the last line of the display if available Press ENTER on the selected...

Page 119: ...e signalling protocol set in order to avoid B channel lock problems 7 2 1 Restarting B channels In simulation mode with Point to Point configuration see 3 3 you can send the RESTART message over a spe...

Page 120: ...rresponding B channel or to connect the audio In case of LEASED LINE you can manually make a loop or connect the audio on a specific channel as soon as the physical layer is active The device has only...

Page 121: ...nel associated to a call from N N B channel associated to a call to N CD Indicates a call followed by a call back upon disconnection call back delayed Simulation mode only See 3 8 2 CB Indicates a cal...

Page 122: ...larm condition About the presence of error conditions CODE indicates error in the transmission code HDB3 LOCAL CRC indicates that the device has receiver a faulty data verification code from the local...

Page 123: ...e access quality without performing specific off service tests such as BERT G 821 See 0 G 826 measures errors and alarms in the flow through the analysis of the synchronism blocks LFA CRC4 intrinsical...

Page 124: ...1 2 3 and 4 the presence of data switching over D channel D channel packet 3 Scroll to page 3 In case of BRI U 2B1Q mode the page shows FEBE and NEBE counters as well as activation and deactivation t...

Page 125: ...absence Clock Rx value is displayed into the Status pages only if the clock source has been set as External in the common setup By selecting the field relative to the activity of the interface and by...

Page 126: ...e QoS controlling protocol LMI In the first screen page the device displays Number of transmitted and received frames Counters of frames with FECN Forward Explicit Congestion Notification bit Counters...

Page 127: ...you can display the status of some POTS line parameters 1 Display page 1 of the available status information 7 8 Reading the battery status You can view the status of internal batteries or battery rec...

Page 128: ...USO If the AC DC external adapter is connected it is displayed also the internal battery recharging status 3 Goes to page 5 Information about external accessories connected is available as well as th...

Page 129: ...ssages are visible on the screen Every message is labeled with a date time and direction of the message TE or NT The displayed data can be downloaded to a printer or a computer You are also able to sa...

Page 130: ...rs that remove some of the messages in the trace The following filters are available for the ISDN access Show layer Display all layer 3 2 and or 1 messages Show TEI Display messages with specific TEI...

Page 131: ...n Use this setup for analyzing This function takes the selected trace applies the filters if applicable and shows the result on the screen You can capture the HDLC protocols that are not directly supp...

Page 132: ...o the key used When at the top or bottom of the screen the highlight area remains still and the message list starts scrolling 8 4 Analyzing a Trace in Full Decoding Mode To display a message in detail...

Page 133: ...YZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 7 Scroll the message contents POTS 8 Select another message To return to overview mode 9 Return to overview mode To go to mix decoding mode 9 Change decoding mode CHAPTE...

Page 134: ...ode you can display the trace in mix decoding mode as follows 1 Select an event The screen changes to the mix decoding mode The screen displays all information on the selected message indicating the o...

Page 135: ...s all information on the selected message with the message contents in hexadecimal format 2 Scroll through the pages with information on the selected message 3 Select another message To return to the...

Page 136: ...level 3 event related to the call to be displayed For easier search use the Show number filter 2 Insert the filter When you have inserted the call filter and you have removed the number filter only t...

Page 137: ...istics Statistics are updated in real time for immediate data analysis during the test 1 Open the last TRACE stored in the memory 2 Access the statistics pages 3 Access Layer 2 statistics 4 Access to...

Page 138: ...by analyzing statistics on the TEI management Fig 9 2 Data allow for evaluating the average use of the tested access normal calls X 25 or layer 2 management 5 Access Layer 3 statistics on messages As...

Page 139: ...lls Fig 9 4 The Reached NT destinations field shows the total number of calls with successful dialing in the column NUM with minimum average and maximum duration time in the T Min T Med and T Max colu...

Page 140: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 USER S MANUAL 9 Display the LOCATION of disconnected calls 140 CHAPTER 9 STATISTICS...

Page 141: ...re the instrument for specific use 10 2 Opening the Configuration Menu 1 Open the Config menu From this menu you can select an item to open a submenu or use the arrow keys to configure 2 To scroll thr...

Page 142: ...he numeric keypad to enter Name Main phone number and other data 4 Select Save this entry to add the new name and number to the phonebook 5 To modify an existing entry 5 To delete a name from the phon...

Page 143: ...to the selected volume each time you change the value 4 Ringer to adjust the ringer volume for phone test 5 Warning to activate the warning acoustic signal e g BER 10 5 Changing the audio connection 1...

Page 144: ...to backspace to previous digits Note that the separator characters and are automatically inserted When an UPLOAD is carried out only the softkey STOP is enabled and the operation can be interrupted e...

Page 145: ...cted test The screen displays the results of the diagnostics test 3 Perform a General RESET of the instrument It is recommended to perform a General RESET after updating the internal firmware of the i...

Page 146: ...circuit To start the recharge cycle you only need to connect the external mains adapter 531000971 Recharge time is approx 3 hours with the instrument off and approx 6 hours with the instrument on 10...

Page 147: ...e a test at a set date and time Once you have selected the test to be performed the instrument goes in stand by state displaying the current time and the automatic START time if any In simulation mode...

Page 148: ...hat the feature BACKGROUND MONITOR activates itself automatically when the test starts without setting it from time to time In order to enable this feature the following conditions must be true The de...

Page 149: ...e test The setup took into consideration by this test is the last entered in background monitor s setup page See 5 2 10 14 2 Self switching off The instrument can be configured for automatic switching...

Page 150: ...esults or monitored traces Communicating with a PC using the AETHRA PC108 for WindowsTM software 11 2 Saving Test Results You can save results to memory from any RESULT screen This enables you to view...

Page 151: ...d are automatically saved 11 3 Viewing Test Results You can save the test results captured in the field This is useful to view and analyze the test results on a later date i e in your office To view t...

Page 152: ...alling a result from the memory 11 4 Printing Test Results or Monitored Traces To print test results or monitored traces you need to connect the instrument to a serial printer Use RS 232 cross cable t...

Page 153: ...reens are presented as a single result when printing 11 5 Using PC108 for WindowsTM software To use the Aethra PC108 software you need to connect the instrument to a computer Use the RS 232 cable to c...

Page 154: ...ually discharge To keep the batteries in optimal conditions perform periodically a complete charge discharge cycle at least once a month 12 3 Batteries 12 3 1 Charging the Batteries At delivery the Ni...

Page 155: ...appears at the top of the screen This indicates that the batteries are very low and that they need to be recharged Operating time will be reduced if the instrument is used or handled at temperatures t...

Page 156: ...ains Nickel Metal Hydride batteries Do not dispose of this battery pack with other solid waste Used batteries should be disposed of by a qualified recycler or hazardous materials handler Fig 12 2 Repl...

Page 157: ...ease remove the label stick in order to have the better display of the screen 12 5 Ordering Codes The following tables list the user replaceable parts for the instrument To order replacement parts or...

Page 158: ...BNC M BNC M F cable PRA COAX BNC M 1 0 2 3M F 610999096 D2021 E1 75 Protected Monitor Point adapter 703283004 D2021 E1 120 Protected Monitor Point adapter 703283005 D2022 Q ISDN U 2B1Q Monitor adapter...

Page 159: ...nstrument Does Not Start Up The batteries may be dead Charge the batteries first power the instrument with the power adapter without turning it on After about 15 minutes try turning on the instrument...

Page 160: ...ge the COM port setting or connect the interface cable to another COM port 12 6 5 The Printer Does Not Print Make sure that the interface cable is properly connected between the instrument and the pri...

Page 161: ...s equipment in a manner not specified by the manufacturer may impair protection provided by the equipment 13 1 2 Performance Characteristics Aethra guarantees the properties expressed in numerical val...

Page 162: ...CONNECTOR RJ 45 ISO 8877 pin 3 6 4 5 IMPEDANCE menu selectable high impedance or 100 Layer 1 U Interface PHYSICAL INTERFACE 2 wire line bus TRANSMISSION METHOD transmission with echo cancellation CHAN...

Page 163: ...G 703 G 704 Rec I 431 ETS 300 011 BIT RATE 2 048 Mb s CONNECTOR RJ45 ISO 8877 pin 1 2 4 and 5 CLOCK SOURCE Internal regenerated by RX IMPEDANCE menu selectable high impedance or 120 External adapter...

Page 164: ...s 2 048Mb s 13 6 POTS Access AB2000 option Layer 1 PHYSICAL INTERFACE 2 wire line IMPEDANCE Menu selectable 600 CTR21 complex Belgium Germany Spain MAKING CURRENT 50 mA 100 mA SUPPORTED CLASS SERVICES...

Page 165: ...1 2 ETS 300 122 ETS 300 196 Other signaling protocols available Basic Call Control Q SIG Compliance DPNSS Compliance DASS 2 Compliance CORNET Compliance OTHERS ISO IEC 11572 ETS 300 172 BT BTNR 188 B...

Page 166: ...OLTAGE 230 Vac 10 50 Hz MAINS VOLTAGE with universal adapter 531000064 115 230 Vca 10 50 Hz 60Hz DIRECT VOLTAGE 10 Vcc Rechargeable NiMH Batteries OPERATING TIME 3 hours 25 C without backlight RECHARG...

Page 167: ...E ADVISE KEYPAD Display DISPLAY AREA 240 x 200 pixel BACKLIT With CA CC adapter With batteries 100 brightness 80 brightness 10 brightness when not used for 5 minutes Press any key to turn it on Acoust...

Page 168: ...t s MAX DATA RATE WITH KIT SPK 2K APPLIED 230400 bit s TO PRINTER supports ASCII TO PC NOTEBOOK dump settings and remote control with ISDN software V 11 CONNECTOR D 15 V 11 ISO4903 for digital access...

Page 169: ...50 3 CEI EN 68068 2 1 IEC 68 2 2 IEC 68 2 3 IEC 68 2 14 CEI 50 6 IEC 68 2 31 IEC 68 2 32 IEC 68 2 35 CONDUCTED EMISSIONS CEI EN 55022 IRRADIATED EMISSION CEI EN 55022 IMMUNITY CEI EN 50082 1 SAFETY C...

Page 170: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 USER S MANUAL APPENDIX A 170 APPENDIX A...

Page 171: ...PIN FUNCTION 1 RX 2 RX 4 TX 5 TX 1 Plug ISO 8877 A 2 BASIC RATE B R I S T interface ISO8877 standard connector 100 impedance PIN FUNCTION TE Remote power 3 TX PWR 4 RX PWR 5 RX PWR 6 TX PWR 1 Plug IS...

Page 172: ...From D2000 in Monitor 9 T B B channel TE NT upstream To D2000 in Simul TE From D2000 in Monitor 4 R A B channel NT TE downstream From D2000 PRO D2000 11 R B B channel NT TE downstream From D2000 PRO D...

Page 173: ...mission Reception 3 C103 Reception Transmission 5 C102 Ground Signal Ground Signal Ending with 9 pole standard connector A 5 HANDSET TYPE TYPE 1 PIN FUNCTION 1 TX 2 TX 3 RX 4 RX 1 Plug RJ 9 The transm...

Page 174: ...evice and a modem or a printer DCE The device does not support the C105 and C108 criteria control With this connection you have to set in the modem via software IGNORE CRITERIA C108 DTR and C105 RTS N...

Page 175: ...DTE The device doesn t handle the C105 control lead Use a 8N1 serial port configuration without any flow control mode At least you may connect the pins 7 8 as in the draw below If the D2000 PRO has b...

Page 176: ...SL SHDSL terminations In case of NTs over HDSL SHDSL devices you may find the following connectors 2Mbit s 120 M4 Connettore a vaschetta D SUB DIN 41652 9 contatti F Pin Wire Signal Description 1 0 1...

Page 177: ...USER S MANUAL ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 APPENDIX B APPENDIX B 177...

Page 178: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 USER S MANUAL B CONNECTIONS B 1 LT U2K BRI LT U mode B 2 D1029N BRI NT S mode with phantom power feed to TE on S T Bus 178 APPENDIX B...

Page 179: ...USER S MANUAL ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 B 3 RJ45 ADAPTER B 3 1 BRI PRI TE Test mode B 3 2 BRI TE Test mode with 2 TEs APPENDIX B 179...

Page 180: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 USER S MANUAL B 3 3 TE mode BRI PRI B 3 4 MON mode 180 APPENDIX B...

Page 181: ...USER S MANUAL ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 B 4 D2022 BRI U MON mode B 5 D2021 Protected Monitor Point mode APPENDIX B 181...

Page 182: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 USER S MANUAL B 6 AB2001 POTS TE mode B 7 WT2000 S T BUS Wiring Test mode 182 APPENDIX B...

Page 183: ...USER S MANUAL ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 B 8 Special DEMO mode B 9 VX2000 DTE DCE Tester mode APPENDIX B 183...

Page 184: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 USER S MANUAL B 10 MMC2000 MultiMediaCard memory extension 184 APPENDIX B...

Page 185: ...USER S MANUAL ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 APPENDIX C APPENDIX C 185...

Page 186: ...ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2000 PRO D2000Lite D2000 USER S MANUAL C LOOPBOX STATE MACHINE 186 APPENDIX C...

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