Argus 165, Manual

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7 Operation on xDSL accesses
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7 Operation on xDSL accesses
ARGUS supports the following DSL interfaces: ADSL, VDSL, SHDSL
ARGUS supports the following access modes on xDSL accesses:
The individual DSL tests record and store data (e.g. traces of IP data). It is the
user's responsibility to comply with the applicable legal requirements.
The line may not carry a DC voltage greater than 200 V DC and should be free of
AC voltage components.
In principle, the operating temperature range set out in "Technical data" (see
page 17) applies for SHDSL operation. For ambient temperatures just below
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+50 °C, extended operation in high-performance modes can trigger the
temperature dependent ARGUS protection functions described in the safety
information (see page 12).
xTU-R Terminal device mode (xDSL transceiver unit) see page 54.
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ARGUS is connected to the xDSL access (in front of or behind the
splitter). ARGUS replaces the modem and PC.
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xTU-R bridge Bridge mode (xDSL transceiver unit bridge) see page 80.
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ARGUS is connected to the xDSL access and the PC.
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ARGUS replaces the xDSL modem (for SHDSL only ATM and EFM).
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xTU-R router Router mode (xDSL transceiver unit router) see page 82.
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ARGUS is connected to the xDSL access and the PC.
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ARGUS replaces the xDSL modem and router (for SHDSL only ATM
and EFM).
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STU-C (STU-C: SHDSL Transceiver Unit-Central Office).
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ARGUS simulates the central office side (DSLAM).