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Overview

The DPS TL1 MUX-8 is a specialized data multiplexer for

combining up to 8 data lines using Bellcore (tm) Transaction
Language 1 (TL1) onto a single TL1 line. By observing the de-
lineating semi-colon at the end of each TL1 data packet, the
processor in the TL1 MUX-8 is able to store and stack incom-
ing data. The TL1 packets are then sent to the common port in
the order received and transmitted to the interrogator
one-at-a-time. AID and TID information, as well as alarm data,
remains intact, giving the interrogating element manager undis-
turbed and complete alarm data. Incoming packets are stored in
a 256 K buffer. Packets from the interrogator side are broadcast
to all network elements, with full address information.

The TL1 MUX-8 consists of nine interface ports intercon-

nected and controlled by a processor. Associated with each port
is a “docking module” socket that allows the physical interface
to the outside world to be configured to match the associated
communications channel or device. The TL1 MUX-8 is avail-
able with 202T Modems or RS 232 interfaces on each port.
Other models are available with RS 422/485 and TTL inter-

faces, or to accept plug-in 202 and 212-type modems. The mo-
dems are sold separately so that each port can be equipped with
the desired type modem.

The TL1 MUX-8 is housed on a plug-in board that fits in a

1-3/4" rack-mount housing. The back of the housing provides
DB9 connectors for connecting the associated devices. The ac-
tual MUX board can be changed rapidly without removing any
of the connections.

The front panel of the TL1 MUX-8 provides LEDs for moni-

toring unit activity and a craft port for configuration. There is a
fuse alarm indicator on the front panel and a fuse alarm output
relay that activates when the fuse blows.

The MUX is configured locally with T/MUX software run-

ning on a PC. T/MUX software is included with the MUX.

The TL1 MUX-8 operates on either -24 or -48 Volts DC, de-

pending on the option. (Options are described in the Options
and Model Numbers section of page 8.)

Functional Schematic

D-PC-180-10A-XV

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OG1074A7

November 5, 1997

Operation Guide

TL1 MUX-8

DPS INC

"Your Partners in Telemetry Monitoring Systems"

Fig. 1 - TL1 MUX-8 Combines up to 8 TL1 Network Elements

Table Of Contents

Overview
1
Functional Schematic
2
Typical MUX Applications
2
Shipping List
2
Installation
2
Configuration
2
Craft Connect
3

TL1MUX-8

DPS INC.

T/kda

T/MUX

Fig. 2 - TL1 MUX-8 Configures at the Front Panel Craft

Port with T/MUX Software

Copyright 1997 bv DPS, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A.

Содержание TL1 MUX-8

Страница 1: ...2 and 212 type modems The mo dems are sold separately so that each port can be equipped with the desired type modem The TL1 MUX 8 is housed on a plug in board that fits in a 1 3 4 rack mount housing The back of the housing provides DB9 connectors for connecting the associated devices The ac tual MUX board can be changed rapidly without removing any of the connections The front panel of the TL1 MUX...

Страница 2: ...stalled Connect the MUX craft port to a PC and load the T MUX software Refer to the Configuration section below for more information When configuration is complete disconnect the computer The MUX will continue operation with no furthur intervention Configuration The MUX is configured with a program callled T MUX T MUX runs under a host program called T Config which can host configuration software ...

Страница 3: ...tions Screen Field Name Description Msg Timeout Time to delay before aborting an incomplete TL1 mes sage Enter in tenths of seconds 10 255 Default is 10 Baud Off 300 1200 2400 and 9600 Parity EVEN NONE ODD Word Length 7 BITS 8 BITS Stop Bits 1 BIT 2 BITS Interface TTL RS232 RS422 RS485 202 Hot Keys available in the Edit MUX Configuration screen are shown on the line at the bottom of the screen See...

Страница 4: ...th sub menu does not apply to the MUX Communica tions field values are listed in Table E Table E Field Names and Descriptions in the T MUX Communications Parameters Window Field Name Description COM PC Com Port number 1 4 BAUD Set only at 9600 Baud STOP BITS Select 1 DATA BITS Select 8 PARITY Select NONE MAX TIMEOUT Time to wait for a response 50 9999 Milleseconds Default is 3000 MAX RESEND Number...

Страница 5: ...Port is a female RS232 DB9 connector used as a direct link into the MUX It is normally used to configure or monitor the MUX See Fig 11 NOTE When the craft port is in use the MUX port is not ac tive D PC 180 10A XV 5 OG1074A7 November 5 1997 FA CRAFT PORT A1 A2 A3 A4 1 2 6 4 5 6 7 8 RLY ACK ALM CM1 LOD ER1 LOC CFG DPS INC TL1 Mu X 8 ALARMS TL1 PORTS Fig 10 LED Indicators on the Front Panel Show Ope...

Страница 6: ...data on respective port RD Indicates receiving data on respective port 6 D PC 180 10A XV November 5 1997 COMMON PORT PORTS 1 8 FUSE ALARM AND CONTROLS ALARM POINTS 1 4 J20 J22 Not Used DB9 FEMALE CONNECTORS POWER TERMINAL BLOCK J9 J10 J11 J12 J13 J14 J15 J16 J17 J18 J19 J20 J21 J22 BATT GND GND Fig 11 Signal Lines Connect at Wire Wrap Pins on the Back of the Shelf J9 6 N C 7 DCD 8 DTR 9 N C 1 N C ...

Страница 7: ... PORT 6 N C N C N C PIN DESCRIPTION PIN DESCRIPTION J1 Pin Layout 202 MODEM RS 232 202 MODEM RS232 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 51 53 55 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54 56 RX PORT 7 TX PORT 7 TX PORT 7 RX PORT 8 TX PORT 8 TX PORT 8 N C N C CTRL 1 COM CTRL 1 N C ALARM 1 ALARM 2 ALARM 3 ALARM 4 N C CTS PORT 7 TXD P...

Страница 8: ... the front Connectorized models 9 DB9 connectors on the back 1 3 terminal barrier block Wire wrap models 2 56 pin wire wrap connectors All specifications are subject to change without notice Options Model Numbers The MUX part numbers and options are listed below These options are constantly expanded As a result more options may be available than are listed below Contact your distributor for curren...

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