Far-End Loop/Normal; Ext Clock/Int Clock; Adaptive/Normal; Assert Dtr/Normal - Northern Telecom DMS-100 Series Installation And Maintenance Manual

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Far-end Loop/Normal:

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This switch (number 3 on SW2) selects either normal operation
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a
far-end loopback test.
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DU is set for normal operation.
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end Loop and a call is placed to another DU, the integrity of the
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end-to-end
data channel is checked by using test equipment or by
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entering characters from the DTE.
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DU
tells
the far-end DU to loop data back at the RS-232C inter-
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face.
Characters entered on the DTE keyboard are echoed back
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the
DTE.
The Under Test LED on both DUs is on during a far-end
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loop back test.
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/CH /AV /DF) on page 5-10.
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T-and-R Loop/Normal:
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This
switch (number 4 on SW2) selects either normal operation or
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a Tip (T) and Ring (R) loopback on the Tip and Ring leads.
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this switch is set to Normal, the DU is set for normal operation.
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When
the
switch is set to T-and-R Loop, the DU is isolated from
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the loop and data is looped back
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toward
the DTE.
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to be placed to another DU.
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board
are echoed back to the DTE.
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Tests (NT4X25AD /CH /AV /DF) on page 5-10.
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Ext Clock/Int Clock:

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When operating at synchronous speeds, this option switch
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5 on SW2) selects the clock for clocking data from the DTE to the
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DU.
When Ext (external) Clock is selected, the DTE provides the
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clock.
When Int (internal) Clock is selected,
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the clock. Int Clock is the usual setting.
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smissions,
select
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communicating DUs.
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Adaptive/Normal:

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This option switch (number 6 on SW2) allows the DU
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the
operating parameters, such as speed and mode, of the far-end
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DU.
When the switch is set to Adaptive, the DU adapts its
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ating
parameters
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far-end DU.
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adapt
to
the operating parameters of the far-end DU.
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nect LED flashes until both DUs have compatible operating parame-
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ters).
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Assert DTR/Normal:

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When this switch (number 7 on SW2) is set
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Terminal
Ready), the DU assumes that the RS-232C DTR signal from
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the DTE is always on.
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does not require the DTE to control the DTR
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When this switch is set to Normal, the
For more details see
A T-and-R loopback test does not require a call
Characters entered on the
the
Int Clock option for at least one of the
(data rate and synch/asynch mode) to match the
When the switch is set to Normal, the
Select the Assert DTR option when the user
When the switch is set
When activated,
Loopback
Tests
at
the
Tip
and
For more details see Loopback
the
For synchronous tran-
to
Assert
signal.
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or
to
Far-
the
near-end
to
(NT4X25AD
When
Ring
leads,
DTE
key-
(number
DU
provides
to
adapt
to
oper-
DU
does
not
(The Con-
DTR
(Data
When
the
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