THOMSON SHDSL Manual page 39

4| Configuring and Operating the SHDSL Interface
For example, display information on the default DSL profiles as follows:
=>:xdsl profile list name=def-cpe
Profile: def-cpe
----------------
Profile Type
PAF Fragment Size (octets)
Physical Layer Options (Modem-Options)
ATM Up Fast
Auto Master
Fast Drop
Force Enhanced
Force SHDSL
Force TCPAM16
Force TCPAM32
Line Probing
Simulate Line Probing
Vendor Specific Octets
DISCLAIMER: The xDSL Physical Layer Options are intended for qualified personnel only.
=>:xdsl profile list name=def-co
Profile: def-co
---------------
Profile Type
PAF Fragment Size (octets)
xDSL Annex
Min. Bandwidth (kbit/s)
Max. Bandwidth (kbit/s)
Linecode
Margins Current (dB)
Margins Current Status
Margins Worst (dB)
Margins Worst Status
Monitoring
=>
:xdsl profile modify
To modify the configuration of a DSL profile, execute the command
Following parameter must be specified:
name: the name of the DSL profile to be modified.
The optional parameters are conditional, i.e. they depend on the profile type:
For both CO and CPE:
paffragmentsize: this parameter is only relevant if EFM will be used as TC-layer mode and a PAF
group is configured. The parameter determines the size in bytes of an Ethernet segment. This is a
value within the range from 64 through 512. The value must also be a multiple of four.
CPE specific parameters:
options". For more information on these parameters, see
atmupfast
automaster
fastdrop
force-enhanced
force-shdsl
E-DOC-CTC-20080313-0001 v2.0
: CPE
: 256
: disabled
: disabled
: disabled
: disabled
: disabled
: disabled
: disabled
: enabled
: disabled
: 0000
: CO
: 256
: ITU-T G.991.2 Annex B&G
: 192
: 5696
: Auto
: 0
: Enabled
: 0
: Disabled
: Disabled
these parameters are referred to as the "physical layer options" or "modem
:xdsl profile modify
"5 Modem Options" on page
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