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S1 Positions 1 through 4:  Data-Rate Setting

 determines the data rate (valid for both synchronous and asynchronous protocols) of the Multi-Function LD Card.

S1-1

S1-2

S1-3

S1-4

Setting:

 ON

 ON

 ON

 ON

1200 bps

OFF

 ON

 ON

 ON

1800 bps

 ON

OFF

 ON

 ON

2400 bps

OFF

OFF

 ON

 ON

3600 bps

 ON

 ON

OFF

 ON

4800 bps

OFF

 ON

OFF

 ON

7200 bps

 ON

OFF

OFF

 ON

9600 bps (default)

OFF

OFF

OFF

 ON

14.4 Kbps

 ON

 ON

 ON

OFF

19.2 Kbps

OFF

 ON

 ON

OFF

28.8 Kbps

 ON

 ON

OFF

OFF

38.4 Kbps

OFF

 ON

OFF

OFF

57.6 Kbps

S1 Positions 5 and 6: Clock Source

 determine which transmit-clock source the Multi-Function LD Card uses.

S1-5

S1-6

Setting:

 ON

 ON

Internal transmit clock (default)

OFF

 ON

Receive-recover clock

 ON

OFF

External transmit clock

S1 Position 7: Protocol

 determines whether the Multi-Function LD Card operates synchronously or asynchronously.

S1-7

Setting:

 ON

Asynchronously (default)

OFF

Synchronously

S1 Position 8:  Carrier-Control Method

 determines whether the carrier is "constantly on" or "controlled by RTS".  In the "controlled by RTS" setting, the Switch can support switched-carrier, multipoint, or hardware flow-control applications.

S1-8

Setting:

OFF

Constantly ON (default)

 ON

Controlled by RTS

Configuration Switch "S2"

 Use the individual positions on DIP switch S2 to set word length, signaling-rate range, RTS/CTS delay, or 2- or 4-wire operation, as well as to control diagnostic testing.  The factory-default settings are summarized in the table below.

Position

Function

Default Settings

S2-1

Not Used

N/A

S2-2

2-Wire/4-Wire

Off

                 4-Wire

S2-3

V.52, V.54 Tests

Off           Normal Operation

S2-4
S2-5

RTS/CTS Delay
RTS/CTS Delay

On

    7 ms

On

    7 ms

S2-6

Signaling-Rate Range

On

         -2.5 to +1%

S2-7
S2-8

Word Length
Word Length

Off

 10 bits

Off

 10 bits

Summary of Contents for ME759C-RJ11

Page 1: ...ULE FRONT CARD ME759C RJ11 JB4 1 2 3 INTERFACE MODULE REAR CARD Line RJ 11 INTERFACE MODULE REAR CARD Analog 511 511E TEST Remote 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 This switch is on the bottom side o...

Page 2: ...a when power supply is set to 120 VAC input 200 ma when power supply is set to 240 VAC input INTRODUCTION The Multi Function LD Card is a short range modem on a dual rack card it has a main front modu...

Page 3: ...ti Function LD Card operates synchronously or asynchronously S1 7 Setting ON Asynchronously default OFF Synchronously S1 Position 8 Carrier Control Method determines whether the carrier is constantly...

Page 4: ...tolerate S2 6 Signaling Rate Range OFF 2 5 to 1 default ON 2 5 to 2 3 S2 7 and S2 8 Word Length determines the word length that the Multi Function LD Card will expect for synchronous or asynchronous d...

Page 5: ...he timer entirely S3 7 S3 8 Setting OFF OFF Disabled default OFF ON 12 5 Seconds ON OFF 50 Seconds ON ON 12 5 Seconds Setting the Jumpers on the Interface Module Before you install the Card you should...

Page 6: ...power supply or its fuses Replacing the Power Supply s Fuse The MicroRack s power supply uses a 400 mA fuse for 120 VAC circuits and a 200 mA fuse for 240 VAC circuits The fuse compartment is located...

Page 7: ...chdown block If you will be running cable directly between two Multi Function LD Cards you can get a custom cable from Black Box as a special quote or you can use regular straight through pinned cable...

Page 8: ...modem s red CD LED will light and the remote modem s green CD LED will light B If there is flat satin cable in the line somewhere between the modems the local modem s Error LED and green CD LED will...

Page 9: ...ilar to or better than those listed above for example lower capacitance or lower resistance Bench tests yield the following data rate maximum distance results Data Rate in bps 19 AWG 22 AWG 24 AWG 26...

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