DataBand E V User Manual
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E1 devices may use CRC4 framing. Enable or disable this option as required.
Impedance
Set the required impedance mode to match the cables being used and the connected DTE device. DataBand EV is able to passively
convert each interface to 75 Ohm without the use of a Balun. A Patapsco RJ45 - BNC cable will be required in order to use this
function.
Note: The Impedance setting is only available when ports are set to E1 mode.
7.4. Control Signals
The Control Signals display shows which control signals are currently being received or generated on the X.21/V.35 interface.
Click on Refresh to update the Control Signals display.
Control signals: V11
Signal from the DTE = C
Signal from the DCE = I
If the unit is a DCE, signal “I” is ON/HIGH all the time the unit is receiving packets from the remote DataBand EV.
All the time the unit is not receiving packets, signal “I” is OFF/LOW.
If the unit is a DTE, signal “C” is ON/HIGH all the time the unit is receiving packets from the remote DataBand EV.
All the time the unit is not receiving packets, signal “C” is OFF/LOW.
Control signals: V35
Signals from the DTE = RTS & DTR
Signals from the DCE = DSR,CTS & DCD
If the unit is a DCE, signals DSR, CTS & DCD are ON/HIGH all the time the unit is receiving packets from the remote DataBand
EV.
All the time the unit is not receiving packets, signals DSR, CTS & DCD are OFF/LOW.
If the unit is a DTE, signals RTS & DTR are ON/HIGH all the time the unit is receiving packets from the remote DataBand EV.
All the time the unit is not receiving packets, signals RTS & DTR are OFF/LOW.
7.5. LoopBacks
LoopBacks can be set on both the TDM port and X.21/V.35 ports individually for testing systems. When a LoopBack is set, data will
be passed on to the destination port, as well as being looped back to the transmitting device.
Use the LoopBacks display to enable and disable LoopBacks for each port.