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Atm and wan interface specifications – Atec Agilent-J2300E User Manual

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ATM Statistics:

Auto-discovery of up to 1024 VCs and collection of statistics on each

Average utilization in percent

Instantaneous utilization in percent

Total cells received

Idle/unassigned cells received

Busy (assigned) cells received

Header (“HEC”) errors

Frame Relay Statistics:

Average utilization in percent

Instantaneous utilization in percent

Maximum utilization in percent

Minimum utilization in percent

Total frames

Total octets

Average throughput (bps)

Instantaneous throughput (bps)

Maximum throughput (bps)

Minimum throughput (bps)

Aborted frames

Short frames

FCS errors

ATM QoS measurements (to ITU-T O.191):

CLR, CMR, CER, CDV, CTD, SECBR

ATM traffic contract conformance (policing) measurements

Frame Relay SLA measurements (to FRF.13)

Frame Relay CIR measurements

Capture buffer size: 64 Mbyte (approximately 1,000,000 cells)

Capture buffer timestamp resolution: 100 ns

Capture rate: Full line rate

Analyze bit error ratio (BER) patterns in the physical layer

frame payload or in the ATM cell payload:

1111, 1010, 1100, PRBS 2

15

- 1, PRBS 2

20

- 1, PRBS 2

23

- 1

Outputs:

Two ports, 75 Ohm unbalanced

Transmit levels/line build-out (±100 mV):

High (0.85 V peak)

DSX (0.45 V peak)†

Low (0.36 V peak)†

900ft.(0.12 V peak)†

† selectable in frame mode (FR, PPP, HDLC) only

Clocking source (Tx bit clock and ATM QoS):

Recovered (loop)

Internal (± 20 ppm)

Alarm generation:

Remote/Yellow (X-bits),

Alarm Indication Signal (AIS)

Idle

Simulate line or equipment

Generate ATM Test Cell traffic (to ITU-T O.191) shaped to traffic contract

Generate from cell table

Generate Frame Relay SLA traffic (to FRF.13)

Generate bit error ratio (BER) patterns in the physical layer

frame payload or in the ATM cell payload:

1111, 1010, 1100, PRBS 2

15

- 1, PRBS 2

20

- 1, PRBS 2

23

– 1

Transmission of 4000 byte BER user pattern in WAN

ATM and WAN Interface
Specifications

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