MetroFiber User Guide

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
METROFIBER
202.6012.53-3
2009 - DIGITEL S.A. INDÚSTRIA ELETRÔNICA
Rua Dr. João Inácio, 1165
Bairro: Navegantes
CEP 90230-181 • Porto Alegre/RS • Brasil
Tel: 55 51 3337.1999
Fax: 55 51 3337.1923
http://www.digitel.com.br
E-mail: info@digitel.com.br
• General guidelines
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• Before using the equipment, please read all general information and installation instructions in this manual.
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• Disconnect the equipment before cleaning it. Do not use liquids, pastes, aerosols or abrasive products; use a soft cloth, dry or slightly
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moistened. Never let any objects or substances fall inside the equipment through its openings.
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• Do not expose your equipment to rain or humidity levels and temperature variations beyond those specified in this manual.
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• Make sure that the connections of plugs, connectors, cables and accessories comply with the technical specifications presented in
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this manual. Check whether these connections are correctly and firmly plugged. Always turn off the equipment before making any
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connections and installing peripherals or accessories.
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• You may insert some products manufactured by Digitel into cabinets or sub-racks without having to disconnect them. To do so, follow
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the instructions on Product Installation.
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• Do not overload the power feeding plugs. If you need to use an extension cord, make sure to use a cord and a plug that are compatible
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with those used by the equipment.
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• Digitel provides technical support services all over the country, which include: preventive and remedial maintenance, installation and
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version upgrades. It is essential that all repairs, including those performed after the warranty has expired, be performed at a Digitel
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Technical Support Center.
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• If you have to replace equipment parts or components, always use original parts. If you have questions and doubts, contact our
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Technical Support Center.
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• Take the necessary measures concerning antistatic and surge protection by grounding wires, using power supply filters, voltage
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stabilizers and no-breaks.
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• In case of cabinets, always mount them on a firm and flat surface. Cabinet slots and openings are meant to avoid overheating.
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Therefore, these openings can not be blocked or covered. Make sure there are at least 3.5 cm of free space above the cabinet; never
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stack the equipment.
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• Digitel has the right to change the specifications presented in this manual without prior notice.
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For information on warranty and technical support, see the section at the end of this manual.
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ATTENTION!
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This equipment uses laser emitters. Direct exposure of the eyes to the beam from connectors when they are disconnected
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and unprotected may result in irreversible sight damage. Make sure optical connectors that are not in use are protected.
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Dust particles or inadequate insertion of connectors may harm lase alignment.
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• Table of contents
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• Overview ...................................................................................................................... 8
FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Subrack model ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Cabinet model ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
BENEFITS .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
• Metrofiber family components ................................................................................. 10

SUBRACK MODEL SYSTEM .................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Modem modules .................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Management modules - MF/SNMP .................................................................................................................................................... 19
Power supply modules ........................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Chassis - MF/SUB ............................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Connection panels .............................................................................................................................................................................. 23
Accessories ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
CABINET MODULE SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Modems ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Interface modules ............................................................................................................................................................................... 31
• Product features ........................................................................................................ 39

AGGREGATE INTERFACE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 39
OPTICAL INTERFACE OPTIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 39
TRIBUTARY INTERFACE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 46
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V.35/V.36 INTERFACE ............................................................................................................................................................................... 47
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ASYNCHRONOUS OPERATION .............................................................................................................................................................. 49
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FRAMER G.704 ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 49
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CROSS-CONNECTING E1 TIMESLOTS ................................................................................................................................................. 51
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MODEM LIGHT INDICATORS .................................................................................................................................................................. 54
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TESTING FACILITIES ............................................................................................................................................................................... 55
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Local Digital Loop (LDL) ..................................................................................................................................................................... 55
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Remote digital loop (RDL) ................................................................................................................................................................... 56
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TEST KEY ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 57
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REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY ............................................................................................................................................................... 57
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MANAGEMENT SYSTEM .......................................................................................................................................................................... 58
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• Configuration/operation .............................................................................................59
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CONFIGURATION VIA CLI ....................................................................................................................................................................... 59
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CONFIGURATION COMMANDS .............................................................................................................................................................. 60
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Configuration parameters ................................................................................................................................................................... 66
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Model ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 66
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Swversion ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 68
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Hwversion ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 69
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TstKey ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 70
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AgrStatus ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 71
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Tslot ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 72
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Subch ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 73
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TrbEnable ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 74
TrbStatus .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 75
TrbTest .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 76
TrbName .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 77
VEnable ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 78
VStatus ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 79
Vmode .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 80
Vck ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 81
Vckinv ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 82
Vtest ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 83
VCT140EN ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 84
VCT141EN ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 85
VRDLAccept ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 86
GStatus ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 87
Gmode ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 88
Gck ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 89
Gtss ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 90
Gtsn ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 91
ModEnable ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 92
ModStatus ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 93
ModTest ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 95
Zin ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 96
TxGain .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 97
RxGain ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 98
RingFreq ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 99
TaxMode ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 100
HotLine ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 101
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Cbit ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 102
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Dbit ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 103
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EXAMPLES OF CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 104
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SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA CONSOLE PORT ......................................................................................................................................... 116
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SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ............................................................................................................................ 129
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• Applications .............................................................................................................. 120
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• Specifications ........................................................................................................... 123
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SUBRACK MODEL .................................................................................................................................................................................. 123
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CABINET MODEL ................................................................................................................................................................................... 127
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• Purchasing information ........................................................................................... 131
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• Technical assistance and warranty ......................................................................... 135
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• Overview
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The Metrofiber family is a PDH multiplexing technology based line of optical modems that allow for transporting up to four
2 Mbps E1 beams in a single optical aggregate.
It is an innovative project that blends state of the art technology and an advanced design, resulting in highly reliable, flexible
and compact products. Metrofiber is the ideal solution for small and medium capacity optical loops.
The solutions offered are aimed at operator installations and multi interface data terminals.
FEATURES
• Broad variety of optical interfaces;

• Transport capacity in one, two or four E1 timeslots aggregate;
• One, two or four G.703 tributary interfaces at 2 Mbps.
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Subrack model
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• 19” x 3 UR subrack with capacity of up to 20 modems, power supply and management module;
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• Redundant power supply;
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• SNMP management;
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• Secure software updates;
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Patch panel for connecting tributary interfaces in 2 and 4E1 models.
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Cabinet model
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• One V.35/V.36 Nx64 serial synchronous interface (N=1..32), according to G.704;
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• Two slots for optional interface modules;
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• Cross-connection of E1 timeslots for the electrical interfaces;
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• Management through the subrack model or via console.
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BENEFITS
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• Compact size with up to 80 E1 ports in a single 3 UR subrack (MF4E1 modems);
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• Easy to configure and install;
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• Integrated network management.
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• Metrofiber family components
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SUBRACK MODEL SYSTEM
This solution is aimed at transporting E1 beams, allowing for a large concentration of ports per subrack. It comprises
modem modules, management modules, chassis and connection panels.
Modem modules
MF4E1
• Description: Board type optical modem.
• Transport capacity: four E1 beams at 2 Mbps.
• Tributary interfaces: four E1 type electrical interfaces at 2 Mbps for coaxial cables (75 ohms) or twisted pair (120
ohms). The tributary interface connection is done through an adaptor panel (patch panel).
• Aggregate interface: optical interface with laser type emitter/receiver (the available options are descried in the Product
featureschapter further on).
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Metrofiber family components
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The MF4E1 subrack model allows for the individual configuration or each tributary to operate with coaxial cables (75 ohms)
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or twisted pair (120 ohms). For such, the straps need to be configured as shown in the following table:
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Tr i b - 1 S2 1-2 2-3
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S3 1-2 2-3
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Tr i b - 2 S4 1-2 2-3
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S11 1-2 2-3
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Tr i b - 3 S6 1-2 2-3
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S7 1-2 2-3
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S12 1-2 2-3
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Tr i b - 4 S8 1-2 2-3
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The position of the SW1 dip-switch keys (UP/DOWN) is indicated on the board, and their functions are described below:
Configuration SW1
1 DOWN Normal operation

UP Enables software upgrades via auxiliary console.
2 DOWN Enables management and configuration via MF/SNMP module. In this case, keys 3, 4, 5,
and 6 are ignored.
UP Disables management via MF/SNMP module. Tributary enabling is then performed by keys
3, 4, 5, and 6. The other equipment options take on the default value.
3 DOWN Enables tributary 1.
UP Disables tributary 1.
7 DOWN Reserved
8 DOWN Reserved
See the Product feature chapter for further information about the modem light indicators.
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The following table presents the G.703 tributary connector pinout:
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Connector HD26
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18 IN-1 Tip
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8 OUT-1 Ring
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16 IN-2 Tip
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6 OUT-2 Ring
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MF2E1
• Transport capacity: two E1 beams at 2 Mbps.
• Tributary interfaces: two E1 type electrical interfaces at 2 Mbps for coaxial cables (75 ohms) or twisted pair (120 ohms).
The tributary interface connection is done through an adaptor panel (patch panel).
The MF2E1 subrack model allows for the individual configuration or each tributary to operate with coaxial cables (75 ohms)
or twisted pair (120 ohms). For such, the straps need to be configured as shown in the following table:
Position of straps
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Tr i b - 1 S2 1-2 2-3
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S10 1-2 2-3
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S5 1-2 2-3
S11 1-2 2-3
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The following table presents the G.703 tributary connector pinout:
Connector HD26
Pin Function
18 IN-1 Tip
9 IN-1 Ring
17 OUT-1 Tip
8 OUT-1 Ring
16 IN-2 Tip
7 IN-2 Ring
15 OUT-2 Tip
6 OUT-2 Ring
19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26 FGND
Obs.: When the interface is of 75 ohms, the RING terminal must be connected to the coaxial cable mesh.
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• Transport capacity: one E1 beam at 2 Mbps.
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• Tributary interfaces: one E1 type electrical interface at 2 Mbps for coaxial cables (75 ohms) or twisted pair (120 ohms).
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The tributary interface connection is done through connectors installed directly in the module front panel.
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Configuration SW1

2 DOWN Enables management and configuration via MF/SNMP module. In this case, key 3 is ignored.
UP Disables management via MF/SNMP module. Tributary enabling is then performed by key
3. The other equipment options take on the default value.
4 DOWN Reserved
5 DOWN Reserved
6 DOWN Reserved
7 DOWN Reserved
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SNMP management module for MF/SUB subrack. Supports a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface to connect to the management
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connector for dry contact alarms. The SNMP management module communicates with all the subrack modems by means of an
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PWR:: power supply.
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485:: internal 485 bar activity.
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ST:: board status.
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• After this, the prompt “MetroSNMP>” appears on the console, indicating that the board is able to receive commands
for its configuration or for accessing the modems.
• By typing “open local 3”, direct access is possible to the modem inserted in slot 3 of the subrack, where it is
possible to type in any configuration or monitoring command. After the command, the console prompt changes
indicating with which equipment it is connected (in this case, “MetroSNMP:local:3>”).
• For the remote modem connected to the modem in slot 3 of the subrack, the operation is analog, and the command
“open remote 3” must be used. At the prompt, “MetroSNMP:remote:3>” appears.
• To return to the management board console, simply type “close”, and the prompt returns to “MetroSNMP>”.
To configure the operation mode, the MF/SUB management module has a dip-switch that, in normal operation, should
have all keys in the ON position (opposite direction to the board edge). To operate in any different module, see the management
module manual.
The alarm connector has one dry output and two dry contact inputs available that can be associated to some alarm
configured in the SNMP management system. The output and two inputs correspond to MIB variables that can be activated or
read as the management application deems necessary. The alarm connector pinout is:
DB9 Function
1 and 6 Dry contact output normally closed
4 and 8 Dry contact input 0
5 and 9 Dry contact input 1
2, 3 and 7 Not connected
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MF/AC
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Power supply module for MF/SUB subrack with full range AC input (93 to 253 VAC). Protected against over current and over voltage
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MF/DC
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Chassis - MF/SUB
The MF/SUB is a 19" subrack for Metrofiber family modems. Its compact and flexible design allows for the use in
applications where space and high port density per subrack are key factors for success.
• Capacity: 20 modems without power supply redundancy or 17 modems with power supply redundancy.
• Front connections.
• Front or rear fixing options.
• Supports up to 80 E1 ports with MF4E1 modems.
• Dimensions: 3 UR height, 19" height and 200 mm depth.
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Connection panels
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MF/PPBNC
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The MF/PPBNC is a panel (patch panel) that features all the physical connections required to install up to eight E1
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MF/PPIEC
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The MF/PPIEC is a panel (patch panel) that features all the physical connections required to install up to eight E1 interfaces.
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MF/PPRJ
The MF/PPRJ is a panel (patch panel) that features all the physical connections required to install up to eight E1 interfaces. A simple and
efficient alternative to terminate E1 ports from MF2E1 or MF4E1 modems in connectors for RJ45 type twisted pair. May be used together with
accessory cables CB-C/4E1/120 or CB-C/2E1/120, described further on.
Accessories
CB-C/4E1/75
Coaxial cable with 75-ohm impedance to connect MF4E1 modems to connection panels type MF/PPIEC or MF/PPBNC.
CB-C/2E1/75
Y-type coaxial cable with 75-ohm impedance to connect two MF2E1 modems to connection panels type MF/PPIEC or MF/
PPBNC.
CB-C/4E1/120
Twisted cable with 120-ohm impedance to connect MF4E1 modems to connection panels type MF/PPRJ.
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CB-C/2E1/120
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Y-type twisted cable with 120-ohm impedance to connect two MF2E1 modems to connection panels type MF/PPRJ.
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CABINET MODULE SYSTEM
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This solution is aimed to terminate optical accessories that offers a broad range of data interfaces for simultaneous
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Modems
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MF4E1/GB
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• Description: cabinet type optical modem;
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• Transport capacity: four E1 beams at 2 Mbps;
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• Two E1 type tributary electrical interfaces at 2 Mbps for coaxial cables (75 ohms) or twisted pair (120 ohms);
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• Two slots for optional modules;
The SW1 dip-switch is located in the front panel, and its functions are described below:
Configuration SW1
1 DOWN Normal operating mode. The console stays in CLI mode.

UP Starts the software updating process. The console stays in the transfer state.
2 DOWN Reserved
3 DOWN Reserved
4 DOWN Reserved
5 DOWN Reserved
6 DOWN Reserved
7 DOWN Reserved
8 DOWN 57600 bps speed at the console.
UP 9600 bps speed at the console.
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connecting the cables to the corresponding connectors. For example, when using the interface with connectors for 75 ohms, the
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MF2E1/GB
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• Transport capacity: two E1 beams at 2 Mbps;
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• Two E1 type tributary electrical interfaces at 2 Mbps for coaxial cables (75 ohms) or twisted pair (120 ohms);
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Configuration SW1

2 DOWN Reserved
3 DOWN Reserved
4 DOWN Reserved
5 DOWN Reserved
6 DOWN Reserved
7 DOWN Reserved
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Configuration SW1

2 DOWN Reserved
3 DOWN Reserved
4 DOWN Reserved
5 DOWN Reserved
6 DOWN Reserved
7 DOWN Reserved
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Interface modules
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The interface modules available for customizing functionalities on MF4E1/GB, MF2E1/GB or MF1E1/GB modems are
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Description: module with one FXS type voice interface.
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• Telephone signalling according to TELEBRAS 220-550-704 practice;
• Dedicated point-to-point telephone loop (hot-line);
• Caller ID support.
The FXS module board features a led with the RJ11 connector to indicate the following situations:
Lit up, green: indicates the telephone set is of the hook.
Flashing, green: flashes with the ring cadence or during decadic pulse dialling.
The RJ11 connector has pin 3 connected to the TIP signal and pin 2 connected to the RING signal. This pinout allows for
connection of the modem to a telephone set through a direct, standard cable.
The console parameters pertaining to the configuration and operation of this module are: modstatus, modenable,
zin, txgain, rxgain, ringfreq, taxmode, hotline, cbit and dbit.
This voice module uses a single 64 kbps timeslot from the E1 to which it is associated, and can only be used by employing
the internal G.704 framer. The following parameters are made compulsory: “set subch[1 ou 2]=yes”; “set gtsn[1 ou
2]=1”; “set gmode=PCM30 or PCM30C”.
For further information about the possibilities of using this module, see the Applications and Examples of Configuration
items at the end of this manual.
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Connector: RJ11 to connect to the telephone network.
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The RJ11 connector has pin 3 connected to the TIP signal, and pin 2 connected to the RING signal.
The console parameters pertaining to the configuration and operation of this module are: modstatus, modenable,
zin, txgain, rxgain, taxmode, cbit and dbit.
This voice module uses a single 64 kbps timeslot from the E1 to which it is associated, and can only be used by employing
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Description: Ethernet module with IP routing capacity.

10/100 Base T Ethernet Interface.
Connector: female RJ45 UTP without crossover function.
WAN interface: one 64 kbps WAN port at 2.048 MBPS connected to the optical interface.
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Protocols: PPP, PPP-HDLC, PPP-IPCP, FRAME RELAY, SNMP-TRAPS, MIB-II, IP-CMPRS, Bridge, TFTP, PAP, CHAP, NAT,
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SNMP, SMI, RIP, FTP, IP-E, ARP, TCP, ICMP, IP, UDP, OSPF, RIPII, TELNET, DNS, VRRP.
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The Router module board features two leds with the RJ45 connector to indicate the following situations:
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STATUS:
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Red: startup phase after power-on (this phase takes approximately 1 minute).
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Green: normal operation.
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ETHERNET:
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Green: loop established at 10 Mbps, with no network activity.
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Red: loop established at 100 Mbps, with no network activity.
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Flashing, green:loop established at 10 Mbps, with network activity.
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Flashing, red: loop established at 100 Mbps, with network activity.
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The LAN interface may be connected to hubs or switches using direct cables, or to microcomputers through crossover
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The console parameters pertaining to the configuration and operation of this module are: modstatus and modenable.
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Description: remote Bridge module.

Data interface: One 10/100 Mbps Ethernet.
WAN interface: 1 to 4 2.048 Mbps WANs connected to the optical interface. When only one WAN is used, it can be
configured from 64 kbps to 2.048 Mbps.
The function of this Bridge module is to interconnect two segments of an Ethernet network (LAN) through one or more
WAN interfaces. It functions as a remote Bridge, with one Bridge module being required at each end of the connection. Since it
operates only at the MAC level, it functions in a transparent way for superior layer protocols, such as IP, IPX, NetBEUI, etc.
Its main function is to segment the local network not allowing all the traffic to pass from one segment to another, thus
making more efficient use of the WAN band.
For such, the module receives the packets from the LAN interface and only sends them to the WAN if they are free of errors,
are destined to stations located at the other end of the loop or in case of Broadcasts and Multicasts.
The module automatically learns which addresses belong to each side of the loop and, in case a station remains inactive
for over 5 minutes, it is automatically removed from the address table. This process does nor require configuration by the user
and does not limit the maximum available band.
The module also features a buffer capable of storing 572 packets of 1522 bytes (supporting VLAN) to compensate the rate
difference between LAN and WAN.
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The Bridge may be connected to hubs, switches and routers through direct cables, or to micorcomputers through cross
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The console parameters pertaining to the configuration and operation of this module are: modstatus and modenable.
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Description: G.703 module at 2.048 Mbps.
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Interface: one E1 type electrical interface at 2,048 Mbps for coaxial cables (75 ohms) or for twisted pair (120 ohms).
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Connector: BNC or IEC for 75 ohms and RJ45 for 120 ohms.
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This module is aimed at expanding the cabinet G.703 interfaces, thus allowing to attain four E1 interfaces on the MF4E1/GB
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The operation of this interface is similar to the resident interfaces on the cabinet model, the module does not require
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configuration for operation with either coaxial cables (75 ohms) on connectors BNC or IEC, or for twisted pair (120 ohms) on
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connector RJ45. Simply use the desired interface directly by connecting the cables to the corresponding connectors. For
example, when using the interface with connectors for 75 ohms, the RJ45 connector must remain disconnected (the same applies
for the inverted situation).
Timeslot mapping on the module is also done through the “Tslot” console parameter, but using arguments “mod1” or
“mod2” instead of “trib1” and “trib2”.
The console parameters pertaining to the configuration and operation of this module are: modstatus, modenable and
modtest.
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AGGREGATE INTERFACE
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The Metrofiber family products feature an optical aggregate interface to connect with the remote equipment. The product
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OPTICAL INTERFACE OPTIONS
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The table below shows the optical interface options available for the Metrofiber family. Other types of interface may be
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Interface Description Features
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SP3 Optical interface with transmission on two • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um),
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the other for reception, in the 1310 nm window, • Connector: SC/PC, SC/UPC or SC/
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• Type of emitter: laser
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• Emitter spectrum width: 4 nm
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• Transmitted optical power:
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SC/PC or SC/UPC: >-6 dBm
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SC/APC: >-15 dBm
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SP3 (cont.) • Receiver sensitivity:
SC/PC or SC/UPC: <-37 dBm
SC/APC: <-37 dBm
• Dynamic range:
SC/PC or SC/UPC: >31 dB
SC/APC: >22 dB
• Estimated range:
SC/PC or SC/UPC: 81 km
SC/APC: 58 km
SP3M Optical interface using two MULTIMODE Type of fiber: MULTIMODE
optical fibers with SC connectoring. It uses one Connector: SC/PC, SC/UPC or SC/APC
fiber for transmission and the other for Transmitter optical window: 1310nm
reception. It operates by transmitting an optical Receiver optical window: 1310nm
signal in the 1310 nm window Type of emitter: laser FP
Emitter spectrum width: 8nm
Transmitted optical power:
SC/APC: >-28 dBm
Receiver sensitivity:
SC/APC: >-32 dBm
Dynamic range:
SC/APC: >-4 dBm
Estimated range for typical loop, (with
loss of 0.5 dB/km and passing Band of
500 MHz.km@1310nm ): 2km
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SAM3 Optical interface with transmission and reception • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um),
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1310 nm window, both for output signal • Connector: SC/APC
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and input signal, with SC/APC connectoring. • Transmitter optical window:1310 nm
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This optical interface requires the use of • Receiver optical window: 1310 nm
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connectors with polishing of APC type in the • Type of emitter: laser
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whole optical loop, in order to maintain optical • Emitter spectrum width: 4 nm
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reflection at adequate levels. • Transmitted optical power: >-11 dBm
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• Receiver sensitivity: <-33 dBm
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• Dynamic range: >-22 dB
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• Estimated range: 57 km
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EM3 Optical interface with transmission and reception • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um),
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1310 nm window, both for output signal • Connector: E2000
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use of connectors with polishing type • Type of emitter: laser
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APC in the whole optical loop, in order to maintain • Emitter spectrum width: 4 nm
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optical reflection at adequate levels. • Transmitted optical power: >-11 dBm
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• Estimated range: 57 km
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SP5 Optical interface with transmission • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um)
in two single mode fibers, one ITU-T G.652, ITU-T G.653 or ITU-T G.655
for transmission and the other for standard
reception, operating in the • Connector: SC
1550 nm window, with SC • Transmitter optical window: 1550 nm;
connectors. • Receiver optical window: 1550 nm
• Type of emitter: laser DFB
• Emitter spectrum width: 1 nm
• Transmitted optical power:
SC/APC: >-14 dBm
• Receiver sensitivity:
SC/PC or SC/UPC: <-35 dBm
SC/APC: <-34 dBm
• Dynamic range:
SC/PC or SC/UPC: >-30 dB
SC/APC: >-20 dB
• Estimated range for typical loop:
SC/PC or SC/UPC: 120 km
SC/APC: 80 km
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FCP3 Optical interface that uses two single mode • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um),
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for reception. Operates transmitting and • Transmitter optical window: 1310nm
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receiving optical signal in the 1310 nm • Receiver optical window: 1310nm
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window. • Type of emitter: laser FP
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• Estimated range for typical loop: 81 km
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FC5D Optical interface that uses two single mode • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um),
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SC35 Optical interface with transmission and reception • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um),
in only one single mode fiber (9/125 um) ITU-T G.652 standard
with SC connectoring. Operates transmitting • Connector: SC/PC, SC/UPC or
optical signal in the 1310 nm window and SC/APC
receiving in the 1550 nm window. • Transmitter optical window: 1310nm
Therefore, this module must operate in • Receiver optical window: 1550nm
association with its complementary module, • Type of emitter: laser FP
installed at the other end of the optical fiber • Emitter spectrum width: 4nm
(in this case, modem with SC53 interface). • Transmitted optical power:
With this optical interface, operates with two SC/PC or SC/UPC: >-6.5 dBm
wave lengths, and supports operation in SC/APC: >-15 dBm
optical loops that contain connectors • Receiver sensitivity:
with polishing type PC. SC/PC or SC/UPC: <-30 dBm
The main limiting factor in the range of this SC/APC: <-30 dBm
optical interface is due to the chromatic • Estimated range for typical loop: 40 km
dispersion in one optical fiber being different
for both different wave lengths.
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SC53 Optical interface with transmission and reception • Type of fiber: single mode (9/125 um),
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with SC connectoring. Operates transmitting • Connector: SC/PC, SC/UPC or
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association with its complementary module, • Type of emitter: laser FP
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installed at the other end of the optical fiber • Emitter spectrum width: 4nm
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wave lengths, supports operation in SC/APC: >-17 dBm
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optical loops that contain connectors • Receiver sensitivity:
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optical interface is due to the • Estimated range for typical loop: 40 km
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chromatic dispersion in one optical fiber
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RJ45 connector pinout

Pin 1 RX (out)
Pin 2 RX (out)
Pin 4 TX (in)
Pin 5 TX (in)
TRIBUTARY INTERFACES
The tributary interfaces of the MF4E1, MF2E1 and MF1E1 modems operate at the speed of 2 Mbps, according to
recommendation G.703. Each interface may be configured individually, locally or via management system.
The interfaces are available with connectors located in the front panel and allow for the connection of either coaxial cables
with impedance of 75 ohms or twisted pairs of 120 ohms.
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This interface is only available in the cabinet model. Through commands, it is possible to configure:
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• Transmission clock: INT (internal clock), REG (slave clock) ou EXT (external clock).
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• Connection to subchannel 3 from G.704 or directly to an E1 timeslot.
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• Two-way local digital loop.
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• Transmission clock phase: normal or inverted.
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Pinout of DB25 connector - Mode V.35 or Mode V.36
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Circuit Function Signal Pin DB25
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101 Protection ground P.GND 1
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2.52a Signal ground S.GND 7
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102b Signal ground S.GND 23
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103 Data to be transmitted TDa 2
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TDb 14
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Circuit Function Signal Pin DB25
104 Received data RDa 3

RDb 16
105 Request to send RTSa 4
106 Clear to send CTSa 5
107 Modem clear DSR 6
108 Terminal clear DTR 20
109 Carrier detection DCDa 8
113 External clock for XTCa 24
transmission XTCb 11
114 Transmission clock TCa 15
TCb 12
115 Receiving clock RCa 17
RCb 9
140 Loop activation 21
141 Local loop activation 18
142 Test indicator TI 25
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It is possible to operate with a low speed, asynchronous channel through a high speed synchronous channel by
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set tslot[n]=V35 Establishes a 2Mbps timeslot for the V35 interface
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set subch[3]=no Establishes a 2Mbps timeslot for the V35 interface
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set Vmode=V28 Mode of operation V.28
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set Venable=Yes Enables V.xx interface
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set VCk=INT Configures the V.xx interface transmission clock
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FRAMER G.704
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Through commands, it is possible to configure:
• Framer mode of operation: PCM30, PCM30C, PCM31 or PCM31C.
• Master clock synchronism source:
INT: internally generated clock;
REG: timeslot receiving clock connected to G.704;
EXT1: clock supplied by module 1;
EXT2: clock supplied by module 2;
EXT3: clock supplied by V.35/V.36 interface.
• Composition of each subchannel.
The composition of each subchannel is done through the indication of the 64 kbps timeslots that belong to the structured
E1 frame. The initial timeslot is indicated through command Tss[], and the number of timeslots to be used from the initial one,
through command Tsn[]. The subchannel speed will result from the number of timeslots used (example: 1 timeslot results in 64
kbps, 2 timeslots in 128 kbps, 3 in 192 kbps and then on).
Through command SubCh, the G.704 subchannels are connected to the electrical interfaces, that is: by commanding
subch[3]=yes, the V.35 interface will be connected to subchannel 3 in G.704; by commanding subch[3]=no, he V.35 interface
will be connected to the cross-connect matrix; by commanding subch[1]=yes, channel 1 of module 1 will be connected to
subchannel 1 in G.704; by commanding subch[1]=no, channel 1 of module 1 will be connected to the cross-connect matrix;
and then on.
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Attention must be given to the fact that there is a determined number of 64 kbps timeslots in the structured E1 board, and
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A structured E1 board in mode PCM31 and PCM31C comprises the first heading timeslot (timeslot 0), with timeslots 1 to
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CROSS-CONNECTING E1 TIMESLOTS
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Tributary-1 G.703
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Timeslot_2
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Optical Aggregate Aggregate Tributary-2 G.703
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interface Timeslot_3
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interface
Tributary-3 G.703
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Timeslot_4
Tributary-4 G.703
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For the cabinet model, up to four E1 timeslots can be connected to:

• one or two tributary interfaces;
• one V.35 or V.36 interface;
• two optional modules with up to four channels each;
• one framer G.704.
This connection possibility is due to the use of a cross-connect matrix that allows to choose an available timeslot for any
available interface. Programming is through command Tslot.
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The following figure shows examples of the possible situations.
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Cross-connect
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(Trib1) Tributary-1 G.703
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(Trib2) Tributary-2 G.703
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Chan-2
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Timeslot_3 (Mod2Ch1)
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Chan-2 Module-2
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Chan-3
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Chan-4
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Framer G.704
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SubCh-1
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MODEM LIGHT INDICATORS

The Metrofiber family products feature light indicators that offer a series of information with respect to operation of the
product. All modems use the same convention and functionality, although not all indicators are avaliable in all devices. The
following table describes the function and signalling options for each indicator.
Indicator Function Options

PWR Supply Red:: System startup or failure
Green:: Normal operation
OPT Optical interface Flashing red:: LOS (no signal)
Green:: Valid signal
Red:: Optical loop or invalid optical signal
G1, G2, G3, G4 Tributary interface Off:: Disabled
Green:: Ok
Red:: AIS (presence of alarm standard at the electrical input)
Flashing green:: Interface in LDL (local digital loop)
Flashing red:: LOS (lack of signal in the electrical interface)
V V.35/V.36 Interface Off:: Disabled
Green:: Ok
Red:: AIS (presence of AIS alarm at the electrical input)
M1, M2 Optional modules Off:: Disabled
Green:: Ok
Red:: Alarm
Flashing red:: LOS (lack of signal in the electrical interface)
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TESTING FACILITIES
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The Metrofiber family modems feature some testing facilities for data channel validation.
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Local Digital Loop (LDL)
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This type of test is two way, that is, transmission data from ETD are returned to the ETD receival, and data from each
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It is available in models MF4E1, MF2E1 and MF1E1 through command “TrbTest[n]”, and the TEST key in the front panel.
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key in the front panel, and signal CT141 of V.35/V.36 interface, that may be enabled or not through command “VCT141EN”.
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This test may be locally activated through the TEST key, signal CT141, console commands or management system. It is
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alos possible, through the local modemo console port or management system, to access the remote modem and activate in it
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Remote digital loop (RDL)
This loop applies only to the V35/V36 interface in the Cabinet models: MF4E1/GB, MF2E1/GB and MF1E1/GB, and uses
a protocol that follows the V.54 standard.
The local modem sends a loop activation sequence to the remote modem using its own V35/V36 interrface data channel.
If the remote modem is enabled to receive through command “VRDLAccept”, it will activate a loop in the V35/V36 interface data
channel. When the local modem wishes to undo this loop, it will send a deactivation sequence to the remote modem.
This type of test is also two way, that is, transmission data from ETD are returned to the ETD receival, and data from the line
are returned to it.
It is available through command “VTest” and signal CT140 of V35/V36 interface, which can be enabled or not through
command “VCT140EN”.
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TEST KEY
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The front panel of the modems has a contact key to perform a test in the product. By holding this key for a few seconds, all the
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Test activation
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By pressing the TEST key, the PWR led flashes quickly for a few seconds and goes off soon after. At the same time, the
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Test deactivation
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By pressing the TEST key, the OPT led flashes quickly for a few seconds and goes off soon after. At the same time, the
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REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLY
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The Metrofiber family products meet a demand of applications that require a high rate of circuit availability by optionally
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using primary power supply redundancy in the MF/SUB subrack. The same subrack supports applications without redundancy
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(supply, 20 modems and management board) or with redundancy (two supplies, 17 modems and management board), with any
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combination of AC or DC supplies, allowing the user any choice and changes in the reliability policy with no need to change the
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basic infrastructure.
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MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
The devices are managed through the DMS system (Digitel Management Suite), a proprietary management system by
Digitel S.A. Indústria Eletrônica. Communication between the management station (manager) and devices (agents) is done
through SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), RFC 1157.
The DMS system stores equipment information, events and statistics in a data base that may be retrieved to issue reports.
It can be used in several operating system platforms, such as, for example, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Linux, Solaris
and HP-UX. It can also be integrated into management platforms, such as, for example, HP OpenView Network Node Manager,
IBM Tivoli Netview, among others.
Management of the Metrofiber family features an automatic identification resource of the devices that make up the loop.
Viewing and configuration can be performed individually for each device, allowing configuration of the agent, tributaries, and
aggregates in each case.
The system allows the received alarms to be viewed and sorted by severity, and that the actions be linked to its reception,
such as, for example, execution of commands, etc.
Configuration of modems installed in the MF/SUB is done in a centered way at the MF/SNMP itself. The existing configuration
system in this module allows commands to be sent to all local modems and their remote pairs. Optionally, the MF/SNMP module
may not be installed; in this case, configuration is performed in a simplified way through existing programming dip-switches in
each modem. In both cases, the configuration always remains stored in the memory of each individual unit.
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CONFIGURATION VIA CLI
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Confiration of the devices through command line interface (CLI) may be done through the console interface (RS-232) or
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Ethernet (10/100 Mbps). Both have similar operation, differing only in the way of accessing the equipment. This allows for the use
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or configuration files that contain a set of commands to execute a standard configuration in an equipment plant.
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The management board console works with the 57600 bps, 8, N, 1 configuration. The cabinet modem console can work
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with 9600 bps, 8, N, 1, or 57600 bps, 8, N, 1, according to the configuration of the dip-switch in the front panel.
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The console prompt has some information about the local modem and its connection to the remote modem. For example:
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[Loc@MF00.0]#, where:
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“Loc” indicates the typed commands will be executed in the local modem;
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“Rem” indicates the typed commands will be executed in the remote modem;
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“.0” indicates the optical connection with the remote modem is interrupted;
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“.1” indicates the optical connection with the remote modem has been established and that the modem takes on
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“.2” indicates the optical connection with the remote modem has been established and that the modem takes on
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address “2”.
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When connecting a board model modem to another cabinet model modem, the board modem takes on address “1”,
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“MF01” indicates the board model modem is inserted in slot 1 of the subrack, and there on up to slot 20;
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“MF00” is indicated in the cabinet model console when communication with another cabinet model
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CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
The configuration commands act on parameters, and may change, show or store their values. The parameters can be of
two types: single and multiple.
Single parameters have only one occurrence in the equipment and do not require any additional information. Multiple
parameters occur in a repeated way, and require an identification list for their full description.
The identifier list is always between brackets, [], and may comprise a single index or an interval with beginning and end
separated by hyphens, -.
The configuration commands are presented below.
Get
Function Prints the parameter value.

Format get <parameter>
Example ↵
get model↵
model=”MF1E1-2F-1310"
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Function Designates a value for a parameter. In case the value contains spaces, it must be included
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signal and the value to be designated.
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Format set <object>=<value>
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Example ↵
set trbenable[2]=yes↵
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trbenable[2]=”yes”
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Ok.
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Apply
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Function Makes the changed values be used by the equipment. Any changes made will have no
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Format apply
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Save
Function Saves the current configuration in the equipment non-volatile memory. By executing this
command, the saved parameters are immediately used by the equipment.
Format save
Example ↵
save↵
Saving....Ok
Recall
Function Retrieves the configuration from the non-volatile memory. Configurations that are not saved
will be lost. The retrieved configuration will not be active until an apply command is executed.
Format recall
Example ↵
recall↵
Loading....Ok
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Function Returns all configurations to the factory value.
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Format default
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Help
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Função Lists the modem console commands.
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Format
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GetHelp
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Função Lists the modem console command parameters.
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Format gethelp
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GetConf
Função Lists all the modem configurations.

Format getconf
Example ↵
getconf↵
GetMod
Função Lists all the cabinet model modem module statuses.

Format getmod
Example ↵
getmod↵
GetStat
Função Lists all the modem statuses.

Format getstat
Example ↵
getstat↵
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Function By typing character “2” in the modem console, access is gained to the remote modem
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Format 2
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Example [Loc@MF05.2]#2↵
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Function By typing character “1” in the modem console, access is gained once more to the local
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Format 1
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Example ↵
[Rem@MF05.2]#1↵
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Configuration parameters
Model
Function Read only. Returns the product model.

Type Single
Options MF4E1-2F-1310: board, 4E1, pair of fibers, 1310 nm
MF4E1-1F-1310: board, 4E1, single fiber, 1310 nm
MF4E1-2F-1550: board, 4E1, pair of fibers, 1550 nm
MF4E1/GB-2F-1310: cabinet, 4E1, pair of fibers, 1310 nm
MF4E1/GB-1F-1310: cabinet, 4E1, single fiber, 1310 nm
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Application MF4E1, MF2E1, MF1E1, MF4E1/GB, MF2E1/GB, MF1E1/GB
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Example ↵
get model↵
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Swversion
Function Read only. Software version code.

Type Single
Options Software version code currently being executed by the equipment.
Default -
Example ↵
get swversion↵
swversion=”000.1000.00-1"
Ok.
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Function Read only. Hardware version code.
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Options Equipment hardware version code.
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Example ↵
get hwversion↵
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hwversion=”1"
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Ok.
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Tstkey
Function Enables the TST key functions in the front panel.

Type Single
Options Yes: enables operation of the TST key
No: disables operation of the TST key
Default yes
Example 1) Checks the TST key operation mode:
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get tstkey↵
tstkey=”yes”
Ok.
2) Disables the TST key:
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set tstkey=no↵
tstkey=”no”
Ok.
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Function Read only. Checks the optical aggregate interface status.
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Options Ok: normal operation
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SyncLos: loss of synchronism of the received optical signal
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OptLoop: optical loop detected in the aggregate interface due to reflections in the fiber
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Default -
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Example 1) Checks the aggregate interface status:
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get agrstatus↵
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Tslot
Function Cross-connect programming with association of timeslots to the electrical interfaces.

Type Multiple[1-n], where n=1 for 1E1 products, n=2 for 2E1 and n=4 for 4E1
Options Trib1: tributary 1 interface
Trib2: tributary 2 interface
Mod1: expansion module 1
Mod2: expansion module 2
G704: framer G.704
V35: V.35/V.36 serial interface
none: disconnected
Default none
Application MF4E1/GB, MF2E1/GB, MF1E1/GB
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set tslot[2]=V35↵
tslot[2]=”V35"
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set tslot[2]=mod1↵
tslot[2]=”MOD1"
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set tslot[1-2]=mod1↵
tslot[1]=”MOD1" TSLOT[2]=”MOD1”
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Function Enables the use of G.704 subchannels and their routing up to the expansion modules and
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the V.35/V.36 interface. Subchannel 1 associated to module 1, channel 1; Subchannel 2
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Options Yes: Connects the subchannel to the corresponding interface
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No: Disconnects the subchannel from the corresponding interface, connecting the interface to
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Example set subch[2]=yes↵
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TrbEnable
Function Enables a determined tributary interface.

Type Multiple[1-n], where n=1 for 1E1 products, n=2 for 2E1, and n=4 for 4E1
Options Yes: tributary interface enabled
No: tributary interface disabled
Default Yes
Example 1) Enables tributary 1 interface:
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set trbenable[1]= yes↵
trbenable=”yes”
Ok.
2) Checks tributary 1 interface enabling:
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get trbenable[1]↵
trbenable=”no”
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Function Read only. Checks the status of a tributary interface.
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AIS: alarm signal detected in the tributary interface
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Test: test activated in the data interface
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Disabled: tributary interface disabled
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NotAvaliable: tributary interface not available
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get trbstatus[1]=↵
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get trbstatus[2]↵
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trbstatus[2]=”AIS”
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TrbTest
Function Activates a test loop in a tributary interface. This parameter is not saved in the equipment
non-volatile memory.
Options None: no tetst activated
LDL: local digital loop activated in the tributary interface
Default None
Example 1) Activates a local digital loop in the tributary 1 interface:
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set trbtest[1]=ldl↵
trbtest[1]=”ldl”
Ok.
2) Checks the tributary 1 interface test activation:
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get trbtest[1]↵
trbtest=”none”
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TrbName
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Function Tag for the tributary used by the management system, has no effect on the operation of the
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Options ASCII character sequence with a maximum size of 8 elements.
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Example 1) Checks the trbname designated for interface number 1:
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get trbname[1]↵
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trbname[1]=”Digitel”
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Ok.
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VEnable
Function Enables the V.35/V.36 interface.

Type Single
Options Yes: interface V enabled
No: interface V enabled
Default No
Example ↵
set venable=yes↵
venable=”yes”
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VStatus
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Function Read only. Checks the V.35/V.36 serial interface status.
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Disable: V.35/V.36 interface disabled
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Test: local V35 inerface under test commanded locally
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RDL: local V35 inerface under test commanded remotely
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RDLAck: remote V35 inerface under test commanded locally
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Default -
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Example ↵
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Vmode
Function Configures the electrical level of Nx64 serial interface.

Type Single
Options V35: configures V.35 electrical level
V36: configures V.36 electrical level
V28: configures V.28 electrical level
Default V35
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set Vmode=V36↵
vmode=”V36"
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Function Configures the transmission synchronism source for V.35/V.36 serial interface when in the
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Ext: selects the external clock
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Reg: selects the slave clock
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Default Int
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Vckinv
Function Inverts the polarity of the transmission clock used in the V.35/V.36 serial interface.
Type Single
Options Yes: inverted polarity
No: normal polarity
Default no
Example ↵
set Vckinv=Yes↵
vckinv=”Yes”
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Vtest
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Function Activation of test loop in the V.35/V.36 serial interface.
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Type Single
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Options None: normal operation
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RDLSend: sends remote loop activation standard according to standard V.54
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Default -
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set Vtest=ldl↵
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vctest=”ldl”
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VCT140EN
Function Enables remote loop activation according to standard V.54, commanded through the V35
electrical interface pin 21 of DB25 connector.
Type Single
Options Yes: enables remote loop command via CT140
No: disables remote loop command via CT140
Default No
Example 1) Enables RDL activation via CT140:
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set vct140en=yes↵
vct140en=”yes”
Ok.
2) Checks the configuration of CT140:
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get vct140en↵
vct140en=”yes”
Ok.
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Function Enables local loop activation through the V35 electrical interface pin 18 of DB25 connector.
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Type Single
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Options Yes: enables remote loop command via CT141
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Default No
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Example 1) Enables local Loop activation via CT141:
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set vct141en=yes↵
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vct141en=”yes”
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Ok.
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2) Checks the configuration of CT141:
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get vct141en↵
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vct141en=”yes”
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Ok.
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VRDLAccept
Function Enables local loop activation remotely commanded according to standard V.54.
Type Single
Options Yes: enables receival of activation sequence of V.54 loop
No: disables receival of activation sequence of V.54 loop
Default No
Example 1) Enables receival of activation sequence of V.54 loop:
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set vrdlaccept=yes↵
vrdlaccept=”yes”
Ok.
2) Checks the configuration of the command:
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get vrdlaccept↵
vrdlaccept=”yes”
Ok.
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GStatus
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Function Read only. Returns the board synchronism status of framer G.704.
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Type Single
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FrmSyncLos: loss of board synchronism
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MFrmSyncLos: loss of multiboard synchronism
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RDI: alarm indication in framer G704 of the remote equipment
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Default -
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Application MF 4E1/GB, MF 2E1/GB, MF 1E1/GB
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Example 1) Checks the G.704 link status:
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get Gstatus↵
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gstatus=”Ok”
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Ok.
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Gmode
Function Configures the framer G.704 mode of operation.

Type Single
Options PCM31: configures channels PCM 31
PCM31C: configures channels PCM 31 with CRC
PCM30: configures channels PCM 30
PCM30C: configures channels PCM 30 with CRC
Default PCM 31
Example ↵
set gmode=pcm31↵
gmode=”pcm31"
Ok.
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Function Framer G.704 synchronism source.
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Type Single
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Options Int: G.704 master clock internally generated
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Reg: G.704 master clock synchronized with the 2 Mbps timeslot connected to the framer
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Ext1: G.704 master clock synchronized with subchannel 1
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Default Int
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Example ↵
set gck=reg↵
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gck=”reg”
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Ok.
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Gtss
Function Configures the specified G.704 subchannel initial timeslot.

Type Multiple[1-3]
Options Whole from 1 to 30 or 1 to 31, according to the selected operation mode
Default 1
Example ↵
set gtss[2]=4↵
gtss[2]=”4"
Ok.
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Function Configures the number of designated timeslots for the specified G.704 subchannel.
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Options Whole from 1 to 30
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Default 0
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set gtsn[3]=10↵
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gtss[3]=”10"
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Ok.
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ModEnable
Function Enables the interface that is mounted in a determined expansion slot.

Type Multiple[1-2]
Options Yes: enabled module
No: disabled module
Default No
Example 1) Enables the MOD-1 slot bridge module:
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set modenable[1]=yes↵
modenable[1] =”yes”
Ok.
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ModStatus
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Function Read only. Returns information about the operation of modules, when installed.
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Type Multiple[1-2]
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Options The status options vary according to the nature of the module:
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1) Bridge module
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“BG”
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Rt: “10” or “100” or “N/A”
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Lk: “UP” or “DOWN”
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Auto: “YES” or “NO”
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Wan: “Sync” - all the configured WANs care synchronized;
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“SyncError” - at least one of the configured WANs is synchronized;
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“NotSync” - none of the configured WANs are synchronized;
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2) Router module
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“RO”
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“LOADING” or “OK” or “FAIL” or “DISABLED”
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3) E1-G703 module
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“OK” or “LOS” or “AIS” or “TEST” or “DISABLED”
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“FO”
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“abcd = xxxx” (with x=”0" or “1”)
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5) FXS-Voice module
“FS”
“abcd = xxxx” (with x=”0" or “1”)
Default -
Example ↵
get modstatus[2]↵
modstatus[2]=”BG Rt:100 Lk:UP Auto:YES Wan=Sync”
Ok.
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get modstatus[2]↵
modstatus[2]=”FO abcd=0001”
Ok.
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get modstatus[2]↵
modstatus[2]=”G3 OK”
Ok.
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ModTest
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Function Test loop activation in the selected expansion module interface, when the nature of the
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Default None
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Example ↵
set modtest[1]=ldl↵
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modtest[1] =”ldl”
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Ok.
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Zin
Function Configures the line interface impedance of FXS and FXO modules.
Type Multiple[1-2]
Options 600: 600 ohms
900: 900 ohms
Default 600
Example ↵
set zin[1]=900↵
zin[1] =”900”
Ok.
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TxGain
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Function Configures the line interface transmission gain of FXS and FXO modules.
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Type Multiple[1-2]
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Options -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
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Default 0
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Example Configures the transmission gain to -1dB:
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set txgain[1]=-1↵
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txgain[1] =”-1”
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Ok.
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RxGain
Function Configures the line interface receiving gain of FXS and FXO modules.
Type Multiple[1-2]
Options -4, -3, -2, -1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4
Default 0
Example Configures the receiving gain to +2dB:
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set rxgain[1]=+2↵
rxgain[1] =”+2”
Ok.
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RingFreq
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Function Configures the ring frequency generated by the FXS modules.
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Type Multiple[1-2]
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Options 20, 25
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Default 0
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Example Configures the ring frequency to 20 Hz:
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set ringfreq[1]=20↵
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ringfreq[1] =”20”
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Ok.
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TaxMode
Function Configures the public telephone line billing mode for FXS and FXO modules.
Type Multiple[1-2]
Options Tone12: billing by 12 kHz tones
Tone16: billing by 16 kHz tones
Inv: billing by line polarity inversion
None: no billing
Default None
Example Configures the billing mode to line polarity inversion:
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set taxmode[1]=inv↵
taxmode[1] =”inv”
Ok.
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HotLine
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Function Configures the hot-line operation by the FXS modules, when an FXS board and a telephone
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Default No
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Example ↵
set hotline[1]=yes↵
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Ok.
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Cbit
Function Configures the signalling protocol “c” bit on FXS and FXO modules.
Type Multiple[1-2]
Options 0, 1
Default 0
Example ↵
set cbit[1]=1↵
cbit[1] =”1”
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Dbit
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Function Configures the signalling protocol “d” bit on FXS and FXO modules.
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Type Multiple[1-2]
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Default 1
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Example ↵
set dbit[1]=1↵
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EXAMPLES OF CONFIGURATION
Checking modem statuses individually:

>get model
>get swversion
>get agrstatus
>get trbstatus[1-2]
>get almstatus
>get vstatus
>get modstatus[1-2]
>get modstatus[*]
Checking all modem statuses:

>getstat
>getmod (only for cabinet model)
Checking all the modem configurations:

>getconf
In an MF2E1/GB, using Trib-1 and Trib-2 G.703:

>set tslot[1]=trib1
>set tslot[2]=trib2
>set trbenable[1-2]=yes
>apply
>save
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>set trbtest[1]=yes
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>set trbtest[1]=no
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In an MF2E1/GB, using Trib-1 G.703 and V.35 at 2.048 Mbps:
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>set tslot[1]=trib1
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>set tslot[2]=v35 # maps E1 timeslot # 2 directly to V.35/V.36 interface
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>set subch[3]=no
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>set trbenable[1]=yes
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>set trbenable[2]=no
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>set venable=yes
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>set vmode=v35
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>set vckinv=yes
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>set vck=int # chooses the transmission clock configuration
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>set vck=ext
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>set vck=reg
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>apply
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>save
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>set vtest=yes
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>set vtest=no
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In an MF2E1/GB, using V.35 at 256 kbps:
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>set tslot[1]=g704 # maps E1 timeslot # 1 to framer G.704
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>set tslot[2]=none
>set subch[3]=yes
>set venable=yes
>set vmode=v35
>set vckinv=no
>set gck=int # selects synchronism supply for the G.704 master clock
>set vck=int # chooses the V.35 interface transmission clock configuration
>set gck=reg
>set vck=int
>set gck=ext3
>set vck=ext
>set gmode pcm31

>set gtss[3]=1
>set gtsn[3]=1 # => 64 k

>set gtsn[3]=2 # => 128 k
>set gtsn[3]=4 # => 256 kbps
>apply
>save
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>set vtest=yes
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>set vtest=no
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>set tslot[1]=mod1 # maps E1 timeslot # 1 to module 1 channel 1
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>set tslot[2]=none
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>set subch[1]=no
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>set venable=no
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>set modenable[1]=yes
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>save
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To extend an Ethernet network with a 2.048 Mbps 4 WAN band, one local and one remote MF4E1/GB, both using the bridge
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Programming for both modems:
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>set tslot[1]=mod1
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>set tslot[2]=mod1
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>set tslot[3]=mod1
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>set tslot[4]=mod1
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>set subch[1]=no
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>set venable=no
>save
To interconnect two Ethernet networks with a 2.048 Mbps 1 WAN band, one local and one remote MF1E1/GB, both using
the router module (RO) mounted in slot MOD1.
>set tslot[1]=mod1
>set subch[1]=no
>set venable=no
>save
To interconnect two Ethernet networks with a 128 Mbps 1 WAN band, one local and one remote MF2E1/GB, both using the
router module (RO) mounted in slot MOD2.
>set tslot[1]=G704
>set subch[2]=yes
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>set venable=no
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>set gmode=pcm31
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>set gtss[2]=1
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>set gtsn[2]=2 # 128 kbps
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>save
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Local modem:
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>save
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Remote modem:
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# selects synchronism supply for the G.704 master clock
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>set gck=reg
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>save
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To transport four E1-G.703 channels, one local and one remote MF4E1/GB, both using the tributaries and two mounted
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>set tslot[1]=trib1
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>set tslot[2]=trib2
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>set tslot[3]=mod1
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>set tslot[4]=mod2
>set subch[1]=no
>set subch[2]=no
>save
>set trbtest[1]=ldl
>set trbtest[1]=no
>set modtest[1]=ldl
>set modtest[1]=no
>get trbstatus[1]
>get modstatus[1]
To extend a telephone line or a local PABX telephone extension to a remote point, one local MF2E1/GB using one FXO (FO)
voice module, and one remote MF2E1/GB using one FXS (FS) voice module:
Local modem, FXO in slot MOD1:
>set tslot[1]=G704
>set subch[1]=yes
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>set gck=reg
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>set gmode=pcm30
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>set gtss[1]=1
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>set gtsn[1]=1
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>set taxmode[1]=none #for residential telephone set
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>set taxmode[1]=inv
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>set zin[1]=600
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>set hotline[1]=no
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>save
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>set gmode=pcm30
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>set gtss[2]=1
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>set taxmode[2]=none #for residential telephone set
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>set zin[2]=600
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>set taxmode[2]=tone12 #for public telephone
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>set zin[2]=900
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>set hotline[2]=no
>save
To connect a telephone set to each side (hot-line), one local and one remote MF2E1/GB, both using one FXS (FS) voice
module and mounted in slot MOD1:
>set tslot[1]=G704
>set subch[1]=yes
>set gmode=pcm30
>set gtss[1]=1
>set taxmode[1]=none
>set zin[1]=600
>set hotline[1]=yes
>save
Local modem:
>save
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>save
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Loop with a 2.048 Mbps 3 WAN Ethernet network and one telephone extension, one local MF4E1/GB using the bridge
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>set tslot[4]=G704
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>set subch[1]=no
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>set subch[2]=yes
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>set gmode=pcm30
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>set gtss[2]=1
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>set zin[2]=600
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>set hotline[2]=no
>save
Local modem:
>set gck=int
>save
Remote modem:
>set gck=reg
>save
Loop with interconnection of two 1.856 Mbps 1 WAN Ethernet networks and one telephone extension, one local MF1E1/GB
using the router module (RO) mounted in slot MOD1 and one FXO (FO) module in MOD2, and one remote MF1E1/GB using the
router module (RO) mounted in slot MOD1 and one FXS (FS) module in MOD2:
>set tslot[1]=G704
>set subch[1]=yes
>set subch[2]=yes
>set gmode=pcm30
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>set zin[2]=600
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>set hotline[2]=no
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>save
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>set gck=int
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Remote modem:
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>set gck=reg
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SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA CONSOLE PORT
Software updating is performed through the existing console port in the front panel of cabinet model modems, and
through an auxiliary console available in connector P3 of the subrack model modems board.
Console port in the cabinet model
DB9 connector pinout
Pin Function
1 DCD
2 RD
3 TD
4 -
5 GND
6 DSR
7 RTS
8 CTS
9 -
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P3 connector pinout
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4 RTS
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5 RD
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6 DCD
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To update the software, the following must be available:
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• update software: LoaderDigitel.exe;
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• update file: versionxxxx.DWN;
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• PC microcomputer with Windows operational system;
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• cable 1:1 for connection between the conselo and the PC serial port;
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• auxiliary console adapter cable in the case of subrack model modem.
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ATTENTION!
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Updating of a product with software for another product is blocked through a key word used in the updating file.
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The procedure to be followed to update software is described below.

1. Connect the console to the serial port of a PC microcomputer.
2. Place dip-switch key in the UP position.
3. Turn the modem off and on again.
4. At the PC, execute/open the LoaderDigitel.exe program.
5. Configure the program as follows:
• port COM1 or COM2;
• modem model: “METROFIBER CENTRAL” or “METROFIBER CABINET”;
• file to update: versãoxxxx.DWN.
6. Click the Start button.
7. At the end of the update, the program will inform whether it was successful. If there are any problems, restart the process from
step 2.
8. Place key 1 in the DOWN position.
9. Turn the modem off and on again.
Through the get SwVersion command it is possible to view the software version being used by the modem.
The software updating process for the Metrofiber line modems is highly secure. For example, if you experience any
problems during the updating process, such as a power cut or disconnected cable, the modem can restart the updating process
or resume normal operation, since it retains the previous software version.
This updating process takes approximately 15 minutes.
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SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
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When using a METRO line equipment network comprising a central point of an MF/SUB subrack and an MF/SMNP
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management board it is possible to update modem and data converter software in this network through the management board.
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The latest software version for the MF/SNMP management board features the latest software versions of the METRO line
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elements managed by it.
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It is possible to command the update directly from the DMS Digitel management system by means of either a graphic
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interface or through commands on the MF/SNMP board console port.
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During update with this process, data transport at all boards continues to operate normally, including at the board being
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updated. At the end of the software update, the modem board will be restarted with a momentary interruption of data traffic.
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Management, configuration and monitoring of the other network boards also continue to operate, except for the board being
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updated. This updating process takes approximately 50 minutes for each board.
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For updating via DMS, please refer to the electronic documentation included with the software.
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For updating the MF/SNMP board via console, use the "update[slot]" command, where "slot" is the number of the slot
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where the modem of converter is inserted on the subrack, varying from 1 to 20. To update the remote modems the slot value
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varies from 21 to 40, respectively. An update queue may be programmed, for example: "update[2;5;7-9]", the slot2, slot5, slot7,
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slot8 and slot9 modem will be updated. For further details about operation of this board, please refer to the MF/SNMP board
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The Metrofiber line was designed for use in point to point applications and operates in a central (subrack/closet) from
where the optical fibers are distributed to several users. The figure below illustrates this situation.
The cabinet modems feature a large variety of electrical interfaces and optional modules, and offers the following services:
• G.703 interfaces at 2.048 Mbps, 75 or 120 ohms;
• V.35 or V.36 interface with speeds of 64 kbps to 2.048 Mbps in 64 kbps steps, with several synchronism source
options;
• Ethernte interface with a remote bridge, with one to four 2.048 Mbps WANs or one 64 kbps WAN at 2.048 Mbps;
• Ethernet interface with a remote router and one 64 kbps WAN at 2.048 Mbps;
• interface with one FXS voice channel;
• interface with one FXO voice channel;
It is also possible to operate directly between two cabinet models, as shown in the following figure.
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By using a voice channel module in a cabinet model modem, it is possible to transport one telephone channel with all its
signalling and at the same time data from another application in another electrical interface. The FXO module allows the connection
to either the public telephone network or a PABX extension. The FXS module allows the connection with either standard telephone
sets of public telephones. This way, it is possible to perform the extension of a PABX extension with one FXO in a point of the loop
and with one FXS to another point, where a telephone set is connected. It is also possible to use the hot-line mode.
The hot-line mode allows the connection of two telephone sets at each point of the loop. for such, there must be a cabinet model
modem at each point of the loop with one FXS module installed. When the single phone is removed from the hook on one side, a call is made
to the other side through a ring signal. Someone just needs to answer at the other end to start a conversation.
Detailed configuration of some of these modes is described in the Examples of configuration section in this manual.
The use of a Bridge ou Router module together with a voice module allows for an ideal solution to extend the infrastructure
of a main office to a branch by transporting, at the same time, the Ethernet network and telephone access, being either a central
PABX extension or a hot-line. In case interconnection of a large sized branch to several extensions is required, it is also possible
to use the module G.703 tributaries to transport E1 channels with up to 30 timeslots to connect to another PABX. In case the
extension of a data channel of some proprietary system is also required, the V.35/V.36 interface, as well as the G.703 tributary
interface, remain available.
In case the branch is very distant, it is possible to establish an optical link with a cabinet model modem at the main office
and a board model modem mounted in a subrack at a telephone operator, where the E1 channels enter the PDH network. Once
this is done, it is possible to extract those channels at another point of the country and establish another optical link to the branch,
where there is another cabinet model modem with the adequate interface converter modules.
The configurations and monitoring of the cabinet model modems installed at the remote point that communicate with the
board model modems installed in a subrack can be performed through the management board using their serial console, telnet,
SNMP commands or the DMS management system developed by Digitel.
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MF4E1, MF2E1 and MF1E1 modems
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Technology PDH
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Speed 68.783 Mbps with proprietary encoding in the optical aggregate interface
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Connection modes Point to point
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Configuration/ Via subrack management board
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Local: LDL at the E1 G.703 interfaces via management board
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Remote: LDL at the E1 G.703 interfaces via management board
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Consumption MF1E1: 3 W
MF2E1: 3.1 W
MF4E1: 3.7 W
Standards Telebrás Practice 225-600-703
ITU-T G.703
ITU-T G0.742
ITU-T G0.751
ITU-T G0.823
Connection panels
MF/PPBNC Adapter for two MF2E1 or MF4E1 modems, HD26 for BNC
MF/PPIEC Adapter for two MF2E1 or MF4E1 modems, HD26 for IEC
MF/PPRJ Adapter for two MF2E1 or MF4E1 modems, HD26 for RJ45
Dimensions 48 cm x 3.3 cm x 3 cm
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Alarms One dry contact output and two dry contact inputs
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Management One 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port
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Consumption 5W
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19” subrack
Capacity Without redundancy: one power supply, one management board, 20 modems
With redundancy: two power supplies, one management board, 17 modems
Dimensions 20.4 cm x 13.2 cm x 48 cm
Environmental conditions
Operation 0 to 65 °C
Storage -5 to 65 °C
Transport -40 to 70 °C
Relative Humidity up to 90%
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Technology PDH
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Connection modes Point to point
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Optical interfaces SAM3: single fiber, 1310 nm, SC/APC connector
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EM3: single fiber, 1310 nm, E2000 connector
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Configuration/ Via dips located in the front panel

Management Via console port located in the front panel
Via subrack management board of the subrack model
Testing facilities Local: LDL at the E1 G.703 and V.35 interfaces via key located at the front panel
LOCAL: LDL at the E1 G.703 interfaces via console
REMOTE: LDL at the E1 G.703 interfaces via console
REMOTE: RDL in the V35 interface according to V.54, via console.
REMOTE: RDL in the V35 interface according to V.54, via interface pins.
Operating facilities Cross-connect between timeslots and electrical interfaces
Optional modules BG: bridge
RO: router
G3: G.703 at 2.048 Mbps.
FO: FXO voice
FS: FXS voice
Operating voltage AC 127/220: 93-253 VAC
DC 48: 36-60 VDC
DC 24: 20-30 VDC
AD 48/127/220: 36-60 VDC or 93-253 VAC
Consumption MF1E1: 3.4 W
MF2E1: 3.9 W
MF4E1: 3.9 W
Installation Desk, 19” subrack or wall Operating temperature 0 to 65°C
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Standards Telebrás Practice 225-600-703
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ITU-T G0.751 ITU-T G0.823
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ITU-T G0.704 ITU-T V.24
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Bridge Module (BG)
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Interface 10/100 Base-T Ethernet, female RJ45 connector
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MAC address table Storage capacity of up to 1024 source MAC addresses, for filtering
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Memory buffer Capacity of 576 packets with 1522 bytes
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Consumption 2W
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Router Module (RO)
Interface 10/100 Base-T Ethernet, female RJ45 connector

WANs One 64 kbps to 2.048 Mbps WAN
Consumption 1.7 W
Protocols PPP, PPP-HDLC, PPP-IPCP, FRAME RELAY, SNMP-TRAPS, MIB-II, IP-CMPRS, Bridge, TFTP, PAP,
CHAP, NAT, SNMP, SMI, RIP, FTP, IP-E, ARP, TCP, ICMP, IP, UDP, OSPF, RIPII, TELNET, DNS, VRRP
Standards ANSI/IEEE Std 802.3 CSMA/CD LAN (Ethernet)
ISO/IEC 8802-3 CSMA/CD LAN (Ethernet)
G703 module (G3)
Interface G.703, 2.048 Mbps (75 and 120 ohms)

Connectors: BNC or IEC for 75-ohm interface
RJ45 for 120-ohm interface
Consumption 0.3 W
Standards ITU-T G.703
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Connector RJ11 to connect to the telephone network
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Where:
* Transport capacity specification:
1E1P transport in the 1E1 fiber, board model
1E1G transport in the 1E1 fiber, cabinet model
1 Optical interface specification:
SP3 SC/pair of fibers/1310
SAM3 SC/APC/single fiber/1310
SP3M SC/multimode fiber pair, 1310
EM3 E2000/single fiber/1310
SP5 SC/pair of fibers/1550
FCP3 FC/pair of fibers/1310
FC5D FC/pair of fibers/1550-DFB
SC35 SC/single fiber/Tx1310nm, Rx1550nm
SC53 SC/single fiber/Tx1550nm, Rx1310nm
2 Electrical interface specification (field valid only for models 1E1P, 1E1G, 2E1G and 4E1G):
I IEC type connectors
B BNC type connectors
3 Interface 1 module specification (field valid only for models 1E1G, 2E1G and 4E1G):
FS FXS type voice interface
FO FXO type voice interface
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800.0941.00-5 M/SUB METRO line 19" subrack
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800.0942.00-1 PP/BNC BNC type connector panel for 19" subrack
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800.0943.00-8 PP/IEC IEC type connector panel for 19" subrack
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800.0944.00-4 PP/RJ RJ45 type connector panel for 19" subrack
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800.0945.00-0 M/AC AC power supply module for 19" subrack
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800.0946.00-7 M/DC DC power supply module for 19" subrack
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800.0951.00-0 M/SNMP Management module for 19" subrack
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810.0356.00-7 CB-C/4E1/75 Cable for PP/BNC or PP/IEC, MF4E1P or MF2E1P
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810.0357.00-3 CB-C/2E1/75 Cable for PP/BNC or PP/IEC, MF2E1P
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810.0358.00-0 CB-C/4E1/120 Cable for PP/RJ, MF4E1P or MF2E1P
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810.0359.00-6 CB-C/2E1/120 Cable for PP/RJ, MF2E1P
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During the period covered by this warranty (specified in your invoice), Digitel bears responsibility for the proper functioning of your
equipment, in accordance with the characteristics and specifications described in the product installation and operation manual. If you
detect a problem, contact our Technical Support Center and describe the defect you have detected.
This warranty covers repair and substitution of parts and components at no cost for the customer when carried out by Digitel Technical
Support Centers. This warranty does not cover defects resulting from other equipment connections to this product or improper use
of the equipment inasmuch as the instructions in this manual are not properly followed or the repairs performed at shops other than
those accredited by Digitel.
This warranty does not cover field repairs. Digitel will NOT pay charges incurred for returning the equipment to the customer.
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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL

• Metrofiber family components ................................................................................. 10

• Product features ........................................................................................................ 39

• Broad variety of optical interfaces;

SUBRACK MODEL SYSTEM

• Description: Board type optical modem.

• Transport capacity: four E1 beams at 2 Mbps.

1 DOWN Normal operation

• Description: Board type optical modem.

• Transport capacity: two E1 beams at 2 Mbps.

75 ohms 120 ohms

The following table presents the G.703 tributary connector pinout:

1 DOWN Normal operation

• Two slots for optional modules;

1 DOWN Normal operating mode. The console stays in CLI mode.

1 DOWN Normal operating mode. The console stays in CLI mode.

1 DOWN Normal operating mode. The console stays in CLI mode.

• Telephone signalling according to TELEBRAS 220-550-704 practice;

• Dedicated point-to-point telephone loop (hot-line);

Description: Ethernet module with IP routing capacity.

Description: remote Bridge module.

Interface Description Features

Interface Description Features

Interface Description Features

RJ45 connector pinout

Circuit Function Signal Pin DB25

104 Received data RDa 3

Through commands, it is possible to configure:

• Framer mode of operation: PCM30, PCM30C, PCM31 or PCM31C.

• Master clock synchronism source:

INT: internally generated clock;

REG: timeslot receiving clock connected to G.704;

EXT1: clock supplied by module 1;

EXT2: clock supplied by module 2;

EXT3: clock supplied by V.35/V.36 interface.

• Composition of each subchannel.

For the cabinet model, up to four E1 timeslots can be connected to:

MODEM LIGHT INDICATORS

Indicator Function Options

Remote digital loop (RDL)

Function Prints the parameter value.

Função Lists all the modem configurations.

Função Lists all the cabinet model modem module statuses.

Função Lists all the modem statuses.

Function Read only. Returns the product model.

Function Read only. Software version code.

Function Enables the TST key functions in the front panel.

Function Cross-connect programming with association of timeslots to the electrical interfaces.

Function Enables a determined tributary interface.

Function Enables the V.35/V.36 interface.

Function Configures the electrical level of Nx64 serial interface.

Function Configures the framer G.704 mode of operation.

Function Configures the specified G.704 subchannel initial timeslot.

Function Enables the interface that is mounted in a determined expansion slot.

Checking modem statuses individually:

Checking all modem statuses:

Checking all the modem configurations:

In an MF2E1/GB, using Trib-1 and Trib-2 G.703:

>set gmode pcm31

>set gtsn[3]=1 # => 64 k

SOFTWARE UPDATE VIA CONSOLE PORT

The procedure to be followed to update software is described below.

MF4E1, MF2E1 and MF1E1 modems

MF4E1, MF2E1 and MF1E1 modems