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Tributary Testing
2048 kbit/s tributaries within 8448 kbit/s digital signals, 2048 and
8448 kbit/s tributaries within 34368 kbit/s digital signals, and 2048,
8448 and 34368 kbit/s tributaries within 139264 kbit/s digital signals,
can be tested to ensure correct functioning of multiplexes.
Unstructured
Where the structures on digital links do not conform to the usual
CCITT Recommendations, for example inter-computer links, tests
can be performed using an unframed format.
DATA INTERFACE TESTING
All commonly used data interfaces are provided as standard to give a
comprehensive data test capability together with primary, second,
third and fourth order PCM rate testing. Thus PCM and data circuits
and equipment can be tested with one compact, fully integrated
test instrument, from 50 bit/s to 140 Mbit/s. Data test interfaces provided
are RS-232, X.21, RS-449 (V.36), V.35 (2855S), codirectional and
contradirectional (2854S and 2855S). DTE is standard, DCE optional.
Modes
Both synchronous and asynchronous modes are possible with a wide
range of standard and user programmable data rates, so that traditional
data interface testing can be addressed together with modern
digital data services at 64 kbit/s, n × 64 kbit/s and other rates.
DS3 INTERFACE TESTING
The DS3 POD enables unframed BER testing on DS3 interfaces at
44.736 Mbit/s.
LVDS INTERFACE TESTING
The TTL to LVDS converter accessory enables BER testing on
LVDS interfaces at rates from 6 to 50 Mbit/s.
IN-SERVICE AND OUT-OF-SERVICE MEASUREMENTS
2854S and 2855S are equally suited to both installation and in-service
maintenance measurements at rates up to 140 Mbit/s. Interfaces are
provided to enable the receiver to be connected to a number of network
points at varying impedances and signal sensitivities, including
the provision of automatic equalisation (automatic line build out,
ALBO) at 2048 kbit/s.
DEMULTIPLEX MONITORING
Comprehensive and flexible in-service monitoring is provided to
enable simultaneous measurement of framing and CRC errors for a
complete demultiplex path for 8448, 34368 and 139264 kbit/s signals.
At the same time selected 64 kbit/s or n × 64 kbit/s channels, or 2048,
8448 or 34368 kbit/s tributaries, can be monitored for pattern errors,
whilst analog channels can be monitored using the loudspeaker. Both
Channel Associated and DTMF Signaling can be monitored within
selected 2048 kbit/s tributaries, and alarms are monitored for the full
demultiplex path.
CHANNEL ACCESS
Digital access is provided to transmit and receive timeslots in 704,
2048, 1544 and 8448 kbit/s (G.744) digital signals, or to 2048 kbit/s
tributaries within 8448, 34368 and 139264 kbit/s digital signals.
Analog access is possible only at 1544 and 2048 kbit/s, or within 2048
tributaries of 8448, 34368 and 139264 kbit/s signals.
Drop and Insert
In addition to checking error performance of selected 64 kbit/s and
n × 64 kbit/s channels with transmitter and receiver operating independently,
a Drop and Insert configuration can be adopted for 704,
2048 and 1544 kbit/s systems so that 64 kbit/s and n × 64 kbit/s channels
can be tested with minimum disruption of service to other intraffic
channels.
External Access
Access is provided on front panel connectors to selected transmit and
receive channels, at both analog and digital levels, for first, second,
third and fourth order digital signals. Thus, if required, external analog
or digital test equipment can be connected to make specific channel
measurements beyond the capability of 2854S and 2855S.
TERMINAL EQUIPMENTTESTING
2854S and 2855S are able to simulate and detect alarm conditions
associated with the various framing systems, so that terminal equipment
can be tested for correct operation. This includes the ability to
generate programmable Frame or Code Errors to check equipment
thresholds.
It is also possible to test across multiplexes by inserting and monitoring
test patterns within 2048, 8448 and 34368 kbit/s tributaries.
In addition, there are automatic test sequences for checking Frame
and Multiframe Alignment Strategy, and access is allowed to control
and display the condition of all unassigned frame bits.
RS-232 REMOTE OPERATION
Remote unattended operation can be accomplished via an RS-232
port, which can also be used for local printing. Keyboard functions
can be duplicated via RS-232 enabling complete remote reconfiguration
and reporting of results.
IEEE-488 (GPIB)
IEEE-488 can be specified as an option in addition to the standard
RS-232 for factory test and laboratory applications or where IEEE-
488 is preferred.
POWER OPTIONS
In addition to mains power, options are provided for battery and DC
power to cater for all operational requirements including factory,
exchange and field.
SPECIFICATION
PCM TRANSMIT INTERFACE
FRAMING AND BIT RATES
As 2850B, 2851 PLUS
34368 kbit/s - G.751 asynchronous
139264 kbit/s - G.751 asynchronous
Permitted combinations of bit rates
2048 & 8448 & 34368 & 139264 kbit/s or
704 & 2048 & 8448 & 34368 & 139264 kbit/s or
1544 & 2048 & 8448 & 34368 & 139264 kbit/s or
704 & 2048 & 8448 & 1544 & 3152 & 6312 & 34368 &
139264 kbit/s.
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