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ADTRAN T400 DDST III Installation And Maintenance Manual
ADTRAN T400 DDST III Installation And Maintenance Manual

ADTRAN T400 DDST III Installation And Maintenance Manual

Local power digital data station termination w/local power

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PRACTICES
DIGITAL DATA STATION TERMINATION W/LOCAL POWER
1.
GENERAL ................................................................... 1
2.
INSTALLATION ........................................................... 2
3.
TESTING ..................................................................... 4
4.
FIGURES
Figure 1. T400 DDST III LOCAL POWER ......................... 1
Figure 2. Circuit Card Pin Assignments ............................. 2
Figure 3. SW2 Option Labeling .......................................... 2
Greater Than -45 dB ........................................... 3
TABLES
Table A. Part Numbers ....................................................... 2
Table B. SW2 Option Settings ........................................... 2
1. GENERAL
This section provides installation and maintenance
information for the ADTRAN
Termination (DDST III) with Local Power. The T400
DDST III is Type-400 mount compatible. A detailed
description of the unit can be found in ADTRAN Practice,
61212021L3-2. Figure 1 is a drawing of theT400 DDST
III with Local Power.
Document Revision History
Revisions to this practice include SW2 factory setting for
RPT option OFF .
Features
The basic features of the T400 DDST III, part number
1212021L3, include:
• All subrates, 19.2, 38.4, and 56 kbps loop rates, including
Secondary Channel and 64 kbps Clear Channel capability
• Adapts automatically to loop rate
• Powered by -48 VDC supplied by mounting assembly
(local power)
• Manual and remote latching loopback
• Optional CSU loopback response
61212.021L3-5C
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C A U T I O N !
SUBJECT TO ELECTROSTATIC DAMAGE
OR DECREASE IN RELIABILITY.
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS REQUIRED.
MODEL T400 DDST III LOCAL POWER
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
®
T400 Digital Data Station
Section 61212021L3-5, Issue 3
trade names of their respective holders.
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Figure 1. T400 DDST III LOCAL POWER

• -10dB output toward customer (regen mode only)
• Extended loop option
• Front panel indicators for rate, loopback, >34 dB
loop loss, reversed network wire pairs, and loss of
sealing current
• Signal cut-through upon loss of power
The DDST III unit is an auto-rate adaptive digital network
interface located at the customer premises point-of-
demarcation. It primarily functions as a regenerative
loopback device supporting telco-generated testing. A
switch-selectable regeneration capability accommodates
45 dB loop-loss deployment to customer equipment
designed to meet the -34 dB receiver sensitivity
requirement of applicable industry standards. The DDST
III interfaces with an OCU, OCU DP, or digital data
service (DDS) repeater from the network interface, and
a DSU/CSU from the customer interface of the unit.
The DDST III automatically adapts to the output signal of
the central office OCU or OCU DP and supports all
standard rates as well as 19.2, 38.4, and 64 kbps.
Section 61212021L3-5
Issue 3, September 1997
CLEI Code # NCTDENW_ _ _
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Summary of Contents for ADTRAN T400 DDST III

  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    RPT option OFF . switch-selectable regeneration capability accommodates Features 45 dB loop-loss deployment to customer equipment The basic features of the T400 DDST III, part number designed to meet the -34 dB receiver sensitivity 1212021L3, include: requirement of applicable industry standards. The DDST III interfaces with an OCU, OCU DP, or digital data •...
  • Page 2: Installation

    The DDST III can be used in a standard T400 shelf or the CPE without regeneration. In this mode, regeneration housed in the ADTRAN T400 Stand-alone housing, part of an incoming signal will occur only in loopback, allowing number 1210007.
  • Page 3: Figure 4. Bidirectional Connections For Loops Greater Than -45 Db

    Loopback Enable The DDST III can be optioned to ignore or respond to DDST III #2 Network (Repeat Option) Demarcation CSU latching and non-latching loopback command Point sequences. CSU loopback sequences are processed by the OCU or OCU DP, which in turn reverses sealing To Network current direction on the DDS loop.
  • Page 4: Testing

    3. TESTING Loopback Testing Some test systems and test sets support both a CSU Loopback tests can be performed from the CO to verify proper loop and DDST III operation. The DDST III (Channel loopback) and a 56 kbps Repeater loopback. provides a network loopback in response to sealing If Repeater loopback is available, it only loops the current reversal initiated from a CSU latching or non-...
  • Page 5: Table E. Alternating Loopback Activation Sequence

    Table F. Latching Loopback Activation Terminating CSU Latching Loopback to DDST III or Sequence DSU/CSU • From a test system or set, send a CSU Latching # of Received Loopback Disable command (35 TIP bytes); see Function Byte Code Bytes subsection Network Interface Equipment Latching Loopback .
  • Page 6: Warranty And Customer Service

    4. WARRANTY AND CUSTOMER SERVICE ADTRAN will replace or repair this product within ten years from the date of shipment if it does not meet its published specifications or fails while in service (see ADTRAN Equipment Warranty, Repair, and Return Policy and Procedure).