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22 • T1/E1 Assignment DSL DACS Administrators’ Reference Guide
182 T1/E1 Assignment Tables
Figure 63. Circuit ID 1 Line Status Alarms window
Under each WAN port column group are four columns nameed Slot, Device, Port #, and Slot #, which are
defined in the following sections.
Slot (daxWANConnectionID)
Slot
refers to the time slot in the T1/E1 port. Whether you have chosen T1 or E1, all 31 channels will be dis-
played although in T1, only those numbered 1–24 are applicable.
Device (daxWANxDeviceType) where x is a number from 0 to 15.
Device (daxWAN0DeviceType, daxWAN1DeviceType, …,daxWAN15DeviceType) refers to the device type
to which the WAN slot connects. The device type options are:
• open(0)
• t1-e1(1)
• mDSL(3)
Port # (daxWANxDeviceNumber) where x is a number from 0 to 15.
Port # ( daxWAN0DeviceNumber , daxWAN1DeviceNumber , daxWAN2DeviceNumber ,
daxWAN3DeviceNumber ) refers to the port number of the Device Type in the second sub-column. For Device
Types of mDSL, the Device Number (Port #) may be from port1(1) to port24(24) . Since there are only four
WAN ports, the Device Number (Port #) may be chosen from
port1(1)
to
port4(4)
.
The number “x” may be from 0 to 15 because there are 16 t1/e1 WAN ports and 16 mDSL modem ports.
Slot # (daxWANxDeviceSlot) where x is a number from 1 to 31.
Slot # ( daxWAN0DeviceSlot , daxWAN1DeviceSlot , daxWAN2DeviceSlot , daxWAN3DeviceSlot ) refers to the slot
number (or time slot) of the Device. For mDSL Device Types, Slot# may be either 1 , 2, or 3 . For t1-e1 Device
Types, Slot# may vary from 1 to 31 .