Csu/Dsu; Drop, Insert, And Bypass Mode - Verilink DIDCSU 2912 Manual

Dual integrated data service unit/channel service unit
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CSU/DSU

Drop, Insert, and
Bypass Mode
Figure 1-1
Network Using Drop, Insert, and Bypass Mode
Building 1
VIDEO
LAN A
Router
The DIDCSU 2912 can be used in a simple configuration in which it
functions as two T1 or E1 CSU/DSU units. Data from the first data
port can be mapped to the first network port, while data from the
second data port is mapped to the second network port. Except for
a common transmit clock source, these two CSU/DSU functions are
independent of each other
The DIDCSU 2912 supports drop, insert, and bypass functionality
via a crosspoint switch.
The drop, insert, and bypass configuration reduces the number of
network links between different sites. The three interconnected
sites in
Figure 1-1
can have certain applications, such as video
conferencing, which are used only occasionally. These sites can
allocate a specific bandwidth of the T1/E1 line for the weekly one-
hour video conference, and at other times, use the bandwidth for
other purposes.
T1/E1 line
Building 2
LAN B
Verilink DIDCSU 2912 User Manual
Building 3
T1/E1 line
Router
LAN C
VIDEO
DIDCSU 2912 Overview
VIDEO
LAN D
Router
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