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SSxDSL-5 IDSL Module

 WARNING

Using the supplied equipment in a manner not specified by Sunrise Telecom may 
impair the protection provided by the equipment.
CAUTIONS!
• 

Do not remove or insert the module while the test set is on. Inserting or re-
moving a module with the power on may damage the module.

• 

Do not remove or insert the software cartridge while the test set is on. Oth-
erwise, damage could occur to the cartridge.

End of Life Recycling and Disposal Information
DO  NOT  dispose  of Waste  Electrical  and  Electronic  Equipment  (WEEE)  as 
unsorted  municipal  waste.  For  proper  disposal  return  the  product  to  Sunrise 
Telecom. Please contact our local offices or service centers for information on 
how to arrange the return and recycling of any of our products.

EC Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) 

The  Waste  Electrical  and  Electronic  Equipment  Directive  aims  to 

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equipment on the environment. It encourages and sets criteria for 

the collection, treatment, recycling, recovery, and disposal of waste 

electrical and electronic equipment.

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Disclaimer: Contents subject to change without notice.

Summary of Contents for SSxDSL-5M

Page 1: ...1 SSxDSL 5M IDSL Module for the MTT and xDSL Family of Products MAN 10980 US001 Rev H00 302 Enzo Drive San Jose CA 95138 Tel 1 408 363 8000 Fax 1 408 363 8313 User s Manual SSxDSL 5M...

Page 2: ...tronic Equipment WEEE as unsorted municipal waste For proper disposal return the product to Sunrise Telecom Please contact our local offices or service centers for information on how to arrange the re...

Page 3: ...ect 31 2 3 4 2 Guess SPID 31 2 3 4 3 Auto Service Scan 32 2 3 4 4 Self BERT Call 33 2 3 4 5 Dual BERT Call 34 2 3 4 6 Bonding Call 35 2 3 4 7 Supplementary Service Scan 36 2 3 5 BERT and Results 38 2...

Page 4: ...Applications 67 3 1 LT Mode Testing 67 3 2 ISDN Call Setup Testing 69 3 3 X 25 BRI Testing 70 4 General Information 73 4 1 Testing and Calibration Statement 73 4 2 Express Limited Warranty 73 4 3 Cust...

Page 5: ...rame synchronization is established For ISDN testing it blinks green when Layer 1 frame sync is established but the SPIDs have not yet been initialized It is solid green once the SPIDs have been accep...

Page 6: ...e but the error is no longer present PAT SYNC Green The test set has achieved pattern synchronization dur ing IDSL BERT testing or during an ISDN data call Red The test set has lost pattern synchroniz...

Page 7: ...elected S T in TEST CONFIGURATION and are testing at the 4 wire S T interface T1 E1 EXT CLK This bantam port should be used to retrieve timing from the T1 or E1 signal Use it in LT mode when EXT T1 or...

Page 8: ...8 SSxDSL 5 IDSL Module...

Page 9: ...T CONFIGURATION CALL SETUP 2 3 2 D CHANNEL STATUS 2 3 3 OTHER FEATURES 2 3 4 BERT AND RESULTS 2 3 5 PROTOCOL ANALYSIS 2 3 6 OTHER SETUP 2 3 7 IDSL MAIN MENU 2 1 IDSL BERT 40 kHz TONE 2 2 ISDN BRI 2 3...

Page 10: ...ation settings change slightly whether a U or S T interface is tested INTERFACE Options U F1 S T F2 U Use when connecting the module to the 2 wire U interface When used use the U 2B1Q jack on the modu...

Page 11: ...ide of an NT1 device and loopthereceivedsignal Inthismode theentire144kbpssignal will be looped from the receive to transmit signal NT LOOP mode is similar to the upper illustration in Figure 4 the on...

Page 12: ...ce from the 2 wire U Inter face the U EXT CLK port The U 2B1Q IDSL output from the DSLAM can be used an external U reference source TEST CHANNEL Options B1 F1 B2 F2 D F3 B1 B2 more F1 2B D more F2 Det...

Page 13: ...g ones and zeros pattern In addition to the standard patterns three custom test patterns may be stored at USER1 USER2 or USER3 To create a custom pattern 1 In TEST PATTERN select either USER1 USER2 or...

Page 14: ...T U NT1 S T TE S T TE 144K Mode TE S T NT S T NT 144K Mode Figure 7 S T TE and NT 144K Modes Configure the following settings for the S T interface MODE Options TE 144K F1 NT 144K F2 TE LOOP F3 NT LOO...

Page 15: ...n in the bottom illustration in Figure 7 the only difference is it loops the received signal back toward the customer TEST CHANNEL Options B1 F1 B2 F2 D F3 B1 B2 more F1 2B D more F2 Determine which c...

Page 16: ...n to transmitted com mands The bottom three lines display the received information When the module is configured to NT 144K or NT LOOP mode on the U interface only the bottom three lines of the displa...

Page 17: ...and loops the specified B channel data stream either B1 or B2 REQ_CRC The Request Corrupted CRC messages tells the addressed device to send CRC errors toward the network Use this it to check CRC error...

Page 18: ...only the NET NT M4 status is available The status of each bit is represented by A Indicates that this bit is set for 1 For example in Figure 9 from NET NT the DEA SCO UOA and AIB bits are set to 1 A...

Page 19: ...d secondary are in service 10 Secondary power is out of service 01 Primary power is out of service 00 Primary and secondary are out of service NTM The NT1 in Test Mode bit is set to 0 to indicate that...

Page 20: ...ble STORE F4 Press to store the measurement results as a CSV file See Section 2 6 Logical Results Screen STOP 11 50 45 Meas RESULT LOGICAL ET 000 43 31 RT CONTINU RX 63 TX 63 BIT 0 BER 0 ES 0 ES 0 SES...

Page 21: ...e test SES Count of Severely Errored Seconds since the start of the test An SES is a one second period where the BER is equal or worse than 10e 3 where there is a loss of signal or where there is a lo...

Page 22: ...ock Errors since the beginning of the test A NEBE is reported when a CRC error is detected incoming with respect to that interface connector For S T interface testing shown in the right screen of Figu...

Page 23: ...to send a 40 kHz tone at a fixed level of 13 6 dBm to the U interface 11 50 45 40kHz TONE GENERATOR Sending tone at 13 6 dBm Figure 13 40kHz Tone Generator Screen As seen in Figure 13 there are no F k...

Page 24: ...E TE NT1 PROTOCOL NAT L LINE TYPE P to MP SPID 1 40836021020101 SPID 2 DIRECTORY 1 3602102 DIRECTORY 2 Figure 14 ISDN BRI Test Configuration Screen Configure the following for ISDN BRI testing MODE Op...

Page 25: ...uit under test This will always be P to MP unless testing an AT T custom 5ESS or ETSI switch then choose either P to MP and P to P P to MP Use for a point to multipoint line In this there may be multi...

Page 26: ...eric keypad 2 After entering the first SPID press SEND F1 3 Check the third line for the SPID status If it has been accepted then SPID 1 OK is displayed and LP 1 SYNC will be green If wrong it will re...

Page 27: ...audio call 7K Use for a 7 kHz audio call Supported only in ETSI B CHANNEL Options AUTO F1 B1 F2 B2 F3 This determines which B channel you will use for the call AUTO Automatically selects the first av...

Page 28: ...e off hook position 45 degree angle Press CALL 1HK F1 for SPID1 or CALL2 HK F2 for SPID2 to place a call on a specific SPID for North American protocols with P to MP lines To disconnect from the call...

Page 29: ...rn andrunaBERT Press toselectSPEAKERinorder to change the output between the speaker and handset This right screen in Figure 17 contains the following elements RE TEI1 F1 and RE TEI2 F3 Press to relea...

Page 30: ...line to determine the services speech data 56 data 64 3 1k etc supported by the local and distant switch SELF BERT CALL For the Self BERT test the test set au tomatically sets up a self data 64k data...

Page 31: ...SPID values based on common implementation If it finds the proper SPID value it will use this value for testing 11 50 45 C1 C2 POWER GUESS SPID TEST COMPLETED SPID 1 OK SPID 2 OK ENTER 10 DIGIT PHONE...

Page 32: ...umber to check Dif ferent services can be supported on each SPID so check the configuration of both SPIDs SPID1 F1 Test the first SPID SPID2 F2 Test the second SPID If testing a P P or ETSI circuit SP...

Page 33: ...for North American protocols P to MP are set in the TEST CONFIGURATION screen 2 Press AUTO and select SELF BERT CALL See Figure 21 3 If needed enter the dial prefix For example dial 9 first to place t...

Page 34: ...for both B1 and B2 either via the SHIFT andnumerickeypadorviapressingF3toaccessaSPEEDDIAL stored list screen In the list press to choose a number and press F4 to select it and return to the DUAL BERT...

Page 35: ...SPEED Figure 23 Bonding Call Screen Configure the following DIAL NUMBER B1 Enter a dial number for channel B1 in a bond ing call test manually or through the SPEED DIAL list screen see Section 2 3 2...

Page 36: ...ecessary skip the setting 3 Select the next line AUTO ANSWER NUMBER is used to test call waiting service this number is used to occupy one of the B channels to verify call waiting This call must be an...

Page 37: ...COLP from operating CUG Closed User Group forms groups with restricted access where members may be restricted from making calls outside or receiving calls from outside the group HOLD Call Hold allows...

Page 38: ...nterface Screen Signal Results U FEBE Number of Far End Block Errors since the start of the test It indicates CRC errors were detected at the far end U NEBE Number of Near End Block Errors since the s...

Page 39: ...al or where there is a loss of framing SES Percentage of Severe Errored Seconds since the start of the test EFS Count of Error Free Seconds since the start of the test ESF Percentage of EFS since the...

Page 40: ...LAYER 2 CAPTURE LAYER 3 CAPTURE POST PRE NONE 11 50 45 C1 C2 POWER FILTER SETUP FILTER TYPE POST LAYER 1 CAPTURE LAYER 2 CAPTURE LAYER 3 CAPTURE Figure 27 Filter Setup Screens Configure the following...

Page 41: ...en default is the total number of messages To enter a number press SHIFT and use the numeric keypad Note If the numbers are not within the range of the total mes sages Check Entry Range is displayed T...

Page 42: ...n response frames it is the F bit When the P bit is set to 1 it demands a response F bit set to 1 The F bit is then set to 1 to indicate that this frame is a response from a poll command Messages with...

Page 43: ...ed with each call which is assigned in the Call Setup message Call Establishment Messages Call Information Phase Messages Call Clearing Messages Miscellaneous Messages Alerting Resume Disconnect Segme...

Page 44: ...8 01 01 05 04 03 80 90 A3 18 01 83 6C 08 00 80 33 38 34 30 30 30 70 07 80 33 38 34 30 32 30 InfoElm Figure 30 Current Trace HEX View Screen This screen is similar to the Current Trace Decode View it i...

Page 45: ...ER 70h TYPE OF NUMBER 0h Unknown RETURN PAGE DN PAGE UP 08 21 36 C1 C2 POWER BEARER CAPABILITY 04h CODING STANDARD 0h CCITT Standardized coding INFO TRANSFER CAP 0h Speech TRANSFER MODE 0h Circuit mod...

Page 46: ...0h Speech TRANSFER MODE 0h Circuit mode INFO TRANSFER RATE 10h 64 kbit s USER INFO LAYER 1 PROTOCOL 03h Recommendation G 711 A law CHANNEL IDENTIFICATION 18h INTERFACE ID PRESENT 0h Interfce implicitl...

Page 47: ...EN BLOC This sends the entire number in the SETUP mes sage when the call is placed TEI The TEI number identifies the terminal to which the message is intended Manually select a Terminal Endpoint Iden...

Page 48: ...the call appearance by 1 1 10 F4 Increase or decrease factor 1 or 10 FIRST CALL I O Options SPEAKER F1 HANDSET F2 Determine if the first incoming or outgoing call will be placed on the speaker or han...

Page 49: ...TOCOL NAT L LINE TYPE P to MP SPID 1 40836021020101 DIRECTORY 3602102 AREA CODE 408 NAT L ETSI Figure 34 X 25 Test Configuration Screen Configure the following MODE Options DTE U F1 DTE S T F2 Choose...

Page 50: ...sed If uncertain about the exact SPID some common configurations are 01xxxxxxx0 x represent the 7 digit phone number xxxxxxxxxx0101 x represent the area code 7 digit phone number xxxxxxxxxx01 x repres...

Page 51: ...to SVC and PVC calls LCN Options 1 4095 The Logical Channel Number identifies the channel to use to setup your virtual circuit CALL TYPE Options SVC F1 RESTART F2 RESET F3 SND MSG F4 SVC The test set...

Page 52: ...s to the be ginning of the user data when the PAD setting has been enabled in OTHER SETUP When PAD is off enter up to 16 digits DIAL NUM Options RESTART F1 CALL F2 SND PH F3 RESET more F1 CLEAR more F...

Page 53: ...PTURE LAYER 3 CAPTURE POST PRE NONE 11 50 45 POWER FILTER SETUP FILTER TYPE POST LAYER 1 CAPTURE LAYER 2 CAPTURE LAYER 3 CAPTURE Figure 36 X 25 Filter Setup Screens Configure the following FILTER TYPE...

Page 54: ...screen default is the total number of messages To enter a number press SHIFT and use the numeric keypad Note If the numbers are not within the range of the total mes sages Check Entry Range is displa...

Page 55: ...he F bit When the P bit is set to 1 it demands a response F bit set to 1 The F bit is then set to 1 to indicate that this frame is a response from a poll command Messages with P bit do not require a r...

Page 56: ...s the layer 3 messages Call Setup and Clearing Data and Interrupt Flow Control and Reset Restart Call Request DTE Data DTE RR Restart Request Call Accepted DTE Interrupt Reset Request DTE Reset Confir...

Page 57: ...n InfoElm and the pre vious screen It is only available for a layer 3 message with an information element It shows the layer 3 information element decoding screen as shown in Figure 40 PAGE DN PAGE UP...

Page 58: ...P F 0 42 B1 04 08 10 02 0B BB 14 08 36 02 10 21 40 83 60 21 02 08 42 07 07 43 03 03 02 AA SAPI 016 TEI 088 L2 MSGTYPE I NS 002 NR 004 L3 MSGTYPE INCOMING CALL LCN 2 CALLED DTE 14083602102 CALLING DTE...

Page 59: ...uring turn up AUTO F1 ThetestsetautomaticallyidentifiestheLayer2TEI In this mode the test set sends an Identity Request message with TEI 127 and Action Indicator 127 The switch responds with an Identi...

Page 60: ...01 00 00 00 h and only 12 digits of user data can be entered When OFF all 16 digits of the user data field may be user defined S T TERMINATION Options ON F1 OFF F2 Determine if the S T port is termin...

Page 61: ...TECT F1 Automatically detects the type of card Select SRAM FOR TRACE and the following F keys are avail able FORMAT F1 64KB F2 128KB F3 256KB MORE F1 512KB MORE F2 1024KB MORE F3 Pressing any of the a...

Page 62: ...byte NAME TYPE LOCK 1 05BE0001 IDSL 2 05BE0002 IDSL 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Figure 44 View Store Print List Screen The following F keys are available VIEW F1 Allows viewing of a selected file see Section 2 6...

Page 63: ...hen finished press ESC to return to the VIEW STORE PRINT screen 2 6 4 Deleting a Stored Test 1 From the module s main menu select VIEW STORE PRINT 2 Select the desired file with 3 Press DELETE more F3...

Page 64: ...3 to select a character Press ENTER to insert the new character to the left of the cursor INSERT STOP SAVE DELETE VIEW STORE PRINT 11 50 45 INSERT INPUT SAVE FILENAME 05BE0002 A a B b C c D d E e F f...

Page 65: ...ess to save all current configuration screens with a generic filename Currently 10 profiles can be saved The type of module is indicated in the MODULE column RENAME F3 Select a filename and press F3 t...

Page 66: ...66 SSxDSL 5 IDSL Module...

Page 67: ...l carrying the proper network clock is present then select EXT T1 or EXT E1 as appropriate TEST CHANNEL 2B D more F2 TEST PATTERN 2047 press SELECT to change patterns 3 Connect the test set to the IDS...

Page 68: ...heck for bit errors Press ESC and select BERT AND RESULTS The PAT SYNC LED should be green indicating that the test set has achieved pattern synchronization If the test runs clean and there are no err...

Page 69: ...1xxxxxxx0 xxxxxxxxxx0101 or xxxxxxxxxx01 B When finished press SEND F1 C Check the third line for the SPID status If it has been ac cepted then SPID 1 OK is displayed and LP 1 SYNC will be green If wr...

Page 70: ...DIRECTORY and AREA CODE using SHIFT and the numeric keypad This is X 25 number which is part of the circuit order 5 When finished press ESC to return to the X 25 BRI TEST menu and select CALL SETUP Co...

Page 71: ...71 SSxDSL 5M 10 Press F3 to send the phone number as a packet of data 11 When finished press F2 to clear the call A Clear confirmed message should then be displayed...

Page 72: ...72 SSxDSL 5 IDSL Module...

Page 73: ...mbly or comp nent found to be defective under normal use during this period The obligation under this warranty is limited solely to repairing or replacing the product that proves to be defective withi...

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Page 75: ...d Results Logical Screen AS 20 DGRM 21 ES 21 SES 21 UAS 21 AS 20 BER 21 BIT 21 DGRM 21 ES 21 ET 20 RT 20 SES 21 TX 20 UAS 21 BERT and Results Signal Screen S T BPV 22 S T FRAME ERR 22 U FEBE 22 U NEBE...

Page 76: ...Screens 21 13 40kHz Tone Generator Screen 23 14 ISDN BRI Test Configuration Screen 24 15 TE Modes 25 16 Call Setup Screen 27 17 Call Control Screens 28 18 Guess SPID Screens 31 19 Auto Service Scan Sc...

Page 77: ...st Screen 65 G Guess SPID Screens 31 I IDSL ISDN BERT S T Interface Test Configuration Screen MODE TE 144K NT 144K TE LOOP or NT LOOP 14 PATTERN 15 S T TERM 15 TEST CHANNEL B1 B2 D B1 B2 or 2B D 15 ID...

Page 78: ...ew Screen 44 InfoElm Screens 45 ISDN BRI BERT Protocol Analysisns Current Trace Screen 41 ISDN BRI BERT Protocol Analysis Filter Setup Screens FILTER TYPE NONE PRE or POST 40 ISDN BRI Call Setup Scree...

Page 79: ...UOA 18 Module Connector Panel HANDSET 7 S T 7 T1 E1 EXT CLK 7 U 2B1Q 7 U EXT CLK 7 Module Menu Tree 9 P Profile List Screen 65 S Self BERT Call Screen 33 SRAM Card Utility Screen 61 Supplementary Ser...

Page 80: ...r NUMBER 52 DIAL NUM RESTART CALL SND PH RESET CLEAR or SND MSG 52 LCN 51 REVERSE CHARGE 52 RPOA NONE or NUMBER 52 X 25 BRI Other Setup Screen ECHO MODE 59 PAD 60 S T TERMINATION 60 TEI 59 X 25 BRI Pr...

Page 81: ...81 SSxDSL 5M MODE DTE U or DTE S T 49 PROTOCOL 5ESS DMSF NAT L or ETSI 49 SPID 1 50...

Page 82: ...82 SSxDSL 5 IDSL Module...

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