Verilink QUAD T1 (880-503345-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 33)

Configuration
Verilink QUAD T1 User Manual 3-7
Table 3-4 FDL Configuration Options
Timing Menu The SCM maintains a timing table for all of the modules in each
shelf of a node. When a module is optioned to receive clock from
the shelf, this table determines the transmit clock source. It is used
by each QUAD T1 module in the shelf, as well as all QUAD DATA
modules. Use the Timing Menu to select between using the timing
table maintained by the SCM or using an independent clock source
on the QUAD T1 module.
The Timing Menu is accessed by using the T command on the
Configuration Menu. See
Figure 3-4 .
NOTE: If receive clock from shelf receive clock from shelf receive clock from shelf receive clock from shelf is set to yes yes yes yes, the timing table
contains global values for all cards in the shelf that have
receive clock from shelf receive clock from shelf receive clock from shelf receive clock from shelf set to yes yes yes yes.
Menu Option Description Instructions
Sn) FDL standard Selects which (or both) type of
ESF standard will be supported
through FDL messages.
Choose from support for Bellcore 54016
standard, ANSI T1.403, or both. Use 54016 54016 54016 54016 if a
connection to an AT&T T1 is involved.
Cn) PRM C/R bit Selects handling of the
Command/Response bit
signalling used in Performance
Response Messages.
Select none none none none to disable responses to C/R bit
messages. Select user user user user to allow telco access to
both telco and user ESF registers. Select telco telco telco telco to
limit telco access to telco registers only.
An) send/rcv LLB
BOP
Determines whether the module
will send and respond to line
loopback commands in the FDL
portion of ESF framing.
Normally this option is set to Yes Yes Yes Yes to enable
sending and responding to BOP (Bit Oriented
Protocol). Select No No No No to disable loopbacks. No No No No
might be selected if the product is used inside a
network provider "cloud".
Bn) send/rcv PLB
BOP
Determines whether the module
will send and respond to
payload loopback commands in
the FDL portion of ESF framing.
Normally this option is set to Yes Yes Yes Yes to enable
sending and responding to BOP (Bit Oriented
Protocol). Select No to disable loopbacks. No No No No
might be selected if the product is used inside a
network provider "cloud".
Dn) send/rec LLB
62411
Determines whether the module
will send and respond to line
loopback commands sent in the
T1 payload (in the DS0s).
Normally this option is set to Yes Yes Yes Yes.
No No No No might be selected if the product is used
inside a network provider "cloud".
X) exit this menu Exits the FDL Configuration
Menu .
Returns to the Configuration Menu.