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MEAS/DISP
Choosing MEAS/DISP in T1 mode causes the soft keys below to be displayed.
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Setup
— Activates menus that are used to set BERT testing options.
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Framing Mode
— Selects the framing mode to be used.
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Auto
— Automatically detects the received framing mode.
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D4 SF
— Sets the T1 framing mode to Super Frame.
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ESF
— Sets the T1 framing mode to Extended Super Frame.
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Back
— Returns to the previous menu.
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Receive Input
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Terminate
— Terminates the circuit under test with 100 W . Termi-
nate mode is used to test out of service or newly installed T1 lines
when there is no traffic data.
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Bridged
— Bridged mode provides greater than 1 k W impedance to
test the in-service line by bridging the receiver input across T1
lines.
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M20 dB
— Monitor mode adds 20 dB of gain, and is used
when the connection to the circuit under test is through a 20 dB
pad. In the monitor mode the Cell Master sensitivity is increased
by 20 dB to account for the resistive loss at the port, and is set for
100 W nominal input impedance. In this mode the technician
should be careful not to disturb the signal by using the wrong con-
nector.
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Back
— Returns to the previous menu.
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Pattern
— Opens a list of available BERT patterns. Use the soft keys
or the Up/Down arrow key to highlight a pattern and press ENTER to
select.
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Line Coding
— Selects the line coding to be used.
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B8ZS
— Bipolar with eight-zero substitution. A T1 code in which
bipolar violations are deliberately inserted if the user data contains
a string of eight or more consecutive zeros. B8ZS is used to en-
sure a sufficient number of transitions to maintain system synchro-
nization.
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AMI
— Alternate Mark Inversion. A bipolar signal in which ones
are encoded as pulses with alternating polarity, and zeros are en-
coded as zero amplitude.
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Back — Returns to the previous menu.
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More
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Clock Source
— Selects the clock source.
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Internal
— Uses the internal clock.
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External
— The Cell Master clock is synchronized with the re-
ceived signal clock.
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Back — Returns to the previous menu.
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