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4. Connect the E1 Line.

Plug the E1 cable into the E1 RJ45 port on the UIM-E1 faceplate. Verify the connection; the E1 Lnk 
LED will pulse (once per second) to indicate the E1 connection is established and operational.

Additional Information

LED Indicators

 

(A pulsing LED blinks steadily at a rate of once per second. A flashing LED blinks at a more rapid, 
less constant rate.)

Regulatory Compliance

The following regulatory compliance information applies to the UIM-E1 as installed in a Mini DSLAM 
chassis or as affixed to a MUM installed in an IP DSLAM chassis.

NOTE

An E1 Uplink Interface Module (UIM-E1) must be connected via E1 line to an E1 network extender 
provider unit (ENE2000-P or ENE2000-P-12-AC/DC). A UIM-E1 connected to an E1 network extender 
subscriber unit (ENE2000-S) will not function.

E1 RJ45 Port Pinout

 

Pin 1

Rx Ring

Pin 5

Tx Tip

Pin 2

Rx Tip

Pin 6

not used

Pin 3

not used

Pin 7

not used

Pin 4

Tx Ring

Pin 8

not used

  

If you are using a shielded E1 cable
for your Network connection, it must
be grounded through Pins 3, 6, 7 & 8.

LED State

Indication

Additional Information

Lnk

flashing 
green

E1 is operational

The E1 connection has been established and traffic is flowing.

solid green

E1 is operational

A connection exists but there is indication of a problem with the E1 
line.

no 
illumination

Loss of Synchronization 
(LOS)

The incoming connection to the UIM-E1 has been lost; no data is 
being received.

Alm

no 
illumination

E1 is operational

Note: If the E1 Lnk LED also remains unlit then the UIM-E1 has 
LOS.

solid amber

Remote Alarm Indication 
(RAI)

The outgoing connection from the UIM-E1 has been lost; no data 
is being transmitted.

pulsing 
amber

Alarm Indication Signal 
(AIS)

An indirect connection has been lost; the UIM-E1 may no longer 
be receiving data.

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