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LSD Lead: Std
Next Std Delay
Line Signal Detect Lead. Controls behavior of the Line Signal Detect lead.
Std – LSD lead goes Off in response to a control mode idle (CMI) signal from the DDS network or DDS failure.
Delay – LSD does not go Off in response to a network alarm condition or CMI. LSD goes Off only after repeated call
attempts fail and the Tries Time-out configuration option expires. Enable Auto Bckup to use this selection (refer to the
Backup Configuration Option Table in Document No. 3610-A2-GB49).
FrcOn – Forced On. Keeps LSD on as long as the DSU has power.
CTS Lead: Std
Next Std Delay
Clear-to-Send Lead. Controls the Clear-to-Send lead. Appears when CTS Cntrl configuration option is set to Std.
The Std and Delay selections are ignored if RTS Control is set to DTE, CTS Control is set to =RTS, or Circuit Assurance
is enabled.
Std – CTS is determined by the combination of the RTS Control and CTS Control configuration options in this table.
Delay – CTS does not go Off in response to a network alarm condition or CMI. CTS goes Off only after repeated call
attempts fail, the Tries Time-out configuration option expires, and the call is dropped. Enable Auto Bckup to use this
selection (refer to the Backup Configuration Option Table in Document No. 3610-A2-GB49).
FrcOn – Forced On. Keeps CTS on as long as the DSU has power.
DSR FrcOn: Enab
Next Enab Disab
Data Set Ready Forced On. Provides the ability to override any other options controlling the Data Set Ready lead.
In MCMP, TDM, CBrdg, or EBrdg mode, the DSR FrcOn and DSR on Test configuration options are not displayed.
Select these configuration options on a per-port basis from the MUX submenu.
Enab – DSR remains ON as long as the device is working regardless of tests and network alarms.
Disab – DSR functions as an active lead reflecting various test and alarm conditions and other options.
SystemStat: Enab
Next Enab Disab
System Status. Controls the behavior of the DSR lead in response to a No Signal, Out-of-Service, or Out-of-Frame alarm
from the network.
Enab – Network alarm turns Off DSR.
Disab – Network alarm does not affect DSR. For a DBM-D, DBM-I, DBM-S, or DBM-V, network interface aggregate
switching, or when the DSU is in Bridge mode, this configuration option should be set to Disab.
DSR on Tst: Enab
Next Enab Disab
Data Set Ready On in Test. Controls the behavior of the DSR lead during testing.
In MCMP, TDM, CBrdg, or EBrdg mode, the DSR FrcOn and DSR on Test configuration options are not displayed.
Select these configuration options on a per-port basis from the MUX submenu.
Enab – DSR is ON continuously during testing, allowing a DTE that relies on DSR being ON to send test messages to
the DSU.
Disab – DSR is Off during testing.
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General Configuration Options
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