8 Operation on an SHDSL Access
ARGUS 145
PLUS
127
Setting up an SHDSL n-wire connection
The ARGUS is connected directly to the SHDSL 4-wire access via the SHDSL 4-wire
connection cable or a patch cable. In the case of an SHDSL 6-wire or 8-wire access, the
ARGUS may only be connected to the SHDSL access using a patch cable. The ARGUS
will set up an SHDSL connection and determine all of the relevant SHDSL connection
parameters for two (three or four) wire pairs (Line 1 and Line 2 or where appropriate Line 3
and Line 4). The ARGUS displays the connection parameters and saves them after the
connection is cleared down if desired. Sketch of the access (see page 120).
Setting the SHDSL n-wire interface (see page 106)
Setting the Access mode, see page 106.
The example shows an SHDSL 4-wire interface in the EFM access mode and in SHDSL
mode STU-R. In the case of a 6-wire or 8-wire access, all of the steps are identical with the
exception of the selection of the interface:
ARGUS – State display
The ARGUS will use the default (preset)
profile to setup the SHDSL connection (in
this example, Profile 1).
The SHDSL test is not yet started:
The next step is the initialization.
Afterwards, the ARGUS will synchronize
with the DSLAM (the “Sync / L1” LED will
flash).
The ARGUS will show the current status
of Lines 1 and 2 (in this example L1:
Discovery finished and L2: Startup).
In the event that there are
synchronisation problems, compare the
SHDSL settings in the profile with the
corresponding settings of the remote end.
<Profile>
Display the profile, see
page 121.
The ARGUS displays the states
as they are stepped through, the
data rate and the voltage on both
lines.
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