Northern Telecom DMS-100 Series Installation And Maintenance Manual page 27

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0 Desktop DUs provide an interface between data terminal
0 (DTE) and a two-wire non-loaded loop.
0 loop using time compression multiplexing (TCM).
0 ogy provides a data channel that is capable of handling data at a
0 rate of 64 kbps with an 8 kbps signaling channel.
0 The RS-232C desktop DUs can transmit data in any of three modes:
0 * synchronous
0 * asynchronous
0 * asynchronous autobaud
0 Transmission speeds are selectable up to 19.2 kbps.
0 chronous autobaud mode, the DU adapts to the speed of the DTE and
0 supports the following speeds:
0 * 50 bps
0 * 75 bps
0 * 110 bps
0 * 134.5 bps
0 * 150 bps
0 * 300 bps
0 * 600 bps
0 * 1200 bps
0 * 1800 bps
0 * 2000 bps
0 * 2400 bps
0 * 3600 bps
0 * 4800 bps
0 * 7200 bps
0 * 9600 bps
0 * 19200 bps
0 In the asynchronous
0 data with odd, even or no parity.
0 The V.35 desktop DUs are can transmit data
0 kbps, 56 kbps, or 64 kbps.
0 Both the RS-232C and V.35 DUs transmit in full-duplex mode (half-
0 duplex is supported).
0 The desktop DU is packaged in a plastic housing for installation
0 on a desktop, or on the wall.
0 supply that
0 The power supply is placed on the floor.
0 on the DU
0 switches are used to set
0 User instructions
0 underside of the lid.
0 Profile downloading, if available,
0 downloaded from
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autobaud
connects to a standard 110 V ac power receptacle.
that conceals the option selector switches.
DU
are printed on a quick-reference panel on the
the NT6X71AB data line card (DLC).
Data is transmitted on the
mode, the data unit can transmit
synchronously
It has an attached external
There is a flip-up
options and transmission
allows some
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