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LAPS Operation 4-10

1558D APS CSU/DSU

2. From the Maintenance screen, decide which Path is to be

looped (A or B path).

3. If necessary, force the 1558D to use the Path (A or B)

that is not to be looped.

4. Lock this Path (A or B). This prevents the 1558D from

switching the active path to the test path during testing.

The LAPS software and 1558D
hardware will not allow a user to

loop an active line or apply a BERT pat-
tern to an active line. Only a line shown
in the StandBy mode or Inhibited mode
can be looped or BERT tested.

5. Initiate the desired local/remote loop.

The following sections describe in detail how to perform
loops and unloops of the 1558D equipment. Note that all
loops and unloops are performed at the Maintenance screen.

The location of the various loops is depicted in the 1558D
Block Diagram shown in Figure 4-10. The remainder of this

chapter discusses these loops. The user should refer to the
block diagram mentioned earlier for a clearer understanding
of the loop that is being described by this material discussed
in the following paragraphs.

Near Payload Loop

Target the path (A or B) that you want to test by moving the
cursor highlight to the Target field and then, using the space
bar, toggle the field until it displays the SIDE that you want
to loop (Side A or Side B). After you have selected either
the A or B side as the target for testing, move the cursor
highlight to the Loop field and toggle the field, using the
space bar, until the field displays Near Payload. Then,
momentarily depress the key. The LAPS will ini-
tiate a payload loop of the selected target. After a few
moments, notice that the NEAR status field has changed
from Soft Inhibit or StandBy to PL LP. Also note that the
near 1558D front panel Loop LED indicator is on.

A payload loopback loops the incoming T1 signal back to
the network. The T1 signal is regenerated (both CRC and
signal level). In addition to looping the signal back to the
network, the signal is also passed to the 1558D DTE port.

Figure 4 -10

1558D Block Diagram

B

NET

Power

COM Bus

Rx

Supply

±12 VDC

+5 VDC

Tx

Line

Deframer

NET A

Framer

Loop

Line

Protection

Fac/Local

Loop

PLB

APS

Select

Path A/B

Bridge

Jack

Receive

Jack

NET A

Bridge

Jack

Transmit

Jack

A

RJ48

Line

Protection

NET

Rx

Tx

Line

Deframer

NET B

Framer

Loop

Line

Protection

Fac/Local

Loop

PLB

Bridge

Jack

Receive

Jack

NET B

Bridge

Jack

Transmit

Jack

B

RJ48

Line

Protection

Eq/V.54

Loop

Signal

Split

A

ROM

RAM

CPU

Loop

Set/Reset

SUPV

Port

Performance History,

Alarms, Unit Address

OUT

COM Bus

IN

Alarm

Contacts

(COM,

NO, NC)

BERT: QRSS,
1:8, 3:24, etc.

NET B

NET A

V.35 Interface

SD

RD

Tx Clk

Ext Clk

RTS

CD

DSR

TM

Rx Clk

AC Input, 110 VAC