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Verilink QUAD/IMUX (880-502392-001) Product Manual User Manual

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Performance Monitoring

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Verilink QUAD/IMUX User Manual

A sample Errored Seconds report is shown in

Figure 5-3

. To see this

display for Port 2, type “E2” from the Performance/Status Menu.

CRC4

This field will say "CRC6" for T1 versions and "CRC4" for E1 versions of the QUAD

2164.

Cyclic Redundancy Check is an error-checking algorithm performed on data

transmissions. In simplified terms, on a frame-by-frame basis, a numerical value is

derived from the data in the bit stream at one end of transmission. When each frame

reaches the receive end, the cyclic redundancy check is calculated again and

compared with the value generated by the transmit-side data. Discrepancies usually

indicate one or more transmission errors.

BER EX

Indicates that the configured Bit Error Rate threshold has been exceeded. The BER

threshold determines the level above which a CSU alarm is generated and reported.

Selecting 10E-9 will report more errors than 10E-4.

Restore State

Shows the current condition of each port. OOS (Out Of Service) means that the port

has been removed from service by the IMUX 2160. If a port is removed from service,

it will not be placed back into service until the configured parameters for Line

Restoral are met. See the Line Restoral section in Chapter 3 (E1) or Chapter 4 (T1).

En

Errored Seconds-Path—The number of seconds that a CRC-4 error occurs on the line.

Dn

Errored Seconds-Line—The number of seconds with one or more code violation -

lines.

Sn

Severely Errored Seconds-Path—The number of one second intervals with 320 or

more CRC-4 errors.

Qn

Severely Errored Sec-Line—The number of severely errored seconds with code

violation - line errors.

Un

Unavailable Seconds—Every second in which an Unavailable Signal State occurs with

the onset of 10 contiguous SES errors.

Fn

Frame Alignment Error Seconds—This error occurs when the frame alignment

threshold of 10E-3 errors in a given second is exceeded.

Cn

Code Violations-Path—The number of CRC-6 (for ESF framing) errors that will be

tolerated before the line is removed from service.

Vn

Code Violations-Line—The number of BPV errors in any 15 minute time period that

will be tolerated before the line is removed from service.

Hn

Failure Events-Path—The frame errors on the path connection.

Gn

Failure Events-Line—The frame errors on an individual line on a path.

Bn

Background Block Error—An errored block (2000 bits per block) not occurring as part

of an SES. This alarm condition is less serious than an SES.

Rn

Reset Registers—Use this option to zero out all the performance and status registers.

T

Line Threshold Status—Displays the count and amount exceeding the threshold

value for SES, UAS, and CRC.

A

Threshold Alert Status—Displays the count, an indication if the threshold value has

been exceeded (Y or N), and the interval for LOF, LOS, RAI, AIS, and BPV.

X

Exit this menu—Use this option to return to the Main Menu.

Field/Command

Description