Configuring
Cards
Most
DTE
interfaces
require
Normal
External
Transmit
Clock
signal All
DCE
interfaces
require
an
Internal
Transmit
Clock noninverted
signal
The
MCI
card clocking
options
are
controlled
by
jumper
areas
W40
through
W53
and
the
SCI
card clocking options
are
controlled
by jumper
areas
Nil
through
N28
Occasionally
delays occur
between
the
Serial
Clock
Transmit
External
SCTE
clock
and
the
transmitted
data
that
may
push
the data
transition
out
to
the point
where
using an inverted
clock
is
appropriate
jumpers
W42
aiid
W52
for
the
MCI
and
N13 N17 N23
and
N27
for
the
SCI
however
an inverted clock
is
not
recommended
Typical
delays indicate
that
the inverted clock
may
be appropriate
above
1.3
megabits
per
second
Mbps
depending
upon
the
DTE
clock-to-data
skews
and
setup required
and
allowing
some margin
for
temperature
cable
and
other variables
Some
DCE
devices
will
not accept
SCTE
so
Serial
Clock
transmit
CT
must
be
used
Inverting
the clock
may
be the only
way
to
compensate
for the cable length
and
circuit
delays
in the
DTE
and
DCE
Table
5-5
and
Table
5-6
show
the
jumper
settings
for the
MCI
and
SCI
clock
options
respectively
The
last
two columns
of these
tables
DTE
and
DCE
indicate
the
setting
that
should
be
used
with
either
DTE
or
DCE
applique
Unless
specifically
noted
all
products
are shipped
with the factory
default
setting
to
work
with the
DTE
applique
which
requires external clocking
the
channel
service
unit/digital
service unit
CSU/DSU
provides
the
clocking
for the
circuit
Table
5-5
CSC-MCI
Jumper
Settings
for
Clock Options
Jumper
Pair
Signal
Description
Interface
DIE
DCE
W53
Normal
External
Transmit Clock
Serial
X1
W52
Inverted
External
Transmit Clock
Serial
W5
Normal
Internal
Transmit Clock
Serial
W50
Inverted
Internal
Transmit Clock
Serial
W43
Normal
External
Transmit Clock
Serial
X1
W42
Inverted
External
Transmit Clock
Serial
W41
Normal
Internal
Transmit Clock
Serial
W40
Inverted
Internal
Transmit Clock
Serial
Recommended
setting
Available
but not
recommended
Maintenance
5-11
Summary of Contents for AGS+
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