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Configure the following settings before starting the test:
Filter:
HP1+LP or HP2+LP. The frequency for each filter varies depending on the setup mode (E1/E3,
DS1/DS3). Frequency ranges for each filter and setup mode are listed as follows:
E1: HP1+LP (20Hz to 100KHz); HP2+LP (18 Hz to 100KHz)
E3: HP1+LP (100Hz to 800KHz); HP2+LP (10KHz to 800KHz)
DS1: HP1+LP (10Hz to 40kHz); HP2+LP (8kHz to 40kHz)
DS3: HP1+LP (10Hz to 400kHz); HP2+LP (30kHz to 400kHz)
Generator: ON or OFF
Frequency: 2 Hz to 10,000 Hz for E1(2M) options, 2 Hz to 800,000 Hz for E3 (34M) options. 2 Hz to 40,000
Hz for DS1 (1.5M) options, 2 Hz to 400,000 Hz for DS3(45M) options.
Amplitude:
Enter the amplitude at which peak to peak jitter generation occurs. See O.172 for the ITU
recommendation on minimum jitter generation.
Press Start to start measurements.
Results
Results are displayed for the current jitter value and maximum jitter value during measurement.
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11.2 Max Jitter Tolerance (MTJ)
Jitter Tolerance or jitter accommodation is defined in terms of the sinusoidal jitter amplitude which causes a
designated error when applied to digital equipment input. Jitter tolerance is a function of applied jitter's amplitude and
frequency. Equipment must pass the lower limit of maximum jitter tolerance, which is specified in ITU-T G.823,
G.824, and G.825 standards.
The unit will transmit jitter from point-to-point or low to high frequency at different amplitudes to determine where
errors occur. This is known as maximum jitter tolerance (MTJ).
Defects and Anomalies Check
The Max Jitter Tolerance feature checks the health of the incoming signal prior to starting the test. If any alarms or
errors are detected, the test set will notify the user that the test cannot be performed and present configuration
suggestions to correct the problem.
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