ADTRAN FXS/DPO/PLAR 1109403L2 Bedienungsanleitung

Section 61180403L1-5B

Issue 2, December 2004

CLEI Code: VAIMZ70J_ _

61180403L1-5B 1

Trademarks: Any brand names and product names included in this document are

trademarks, registered trademarks, or trade names of their respective holders.

CONTENTS

1. General .................................................................... 1

2. Installation............................................................... 2

3. Provisioning ............................................................ 3

4. Test Features ......................................................... 11

5. Maintenance .......................................................... 11

6. Specifications ........................................................ 11

7. Warranty and Customer Service ........................... 11

FIGURES

Figure 1. FXS/DPO..................................................... 1

Figure 2. DIP Switches Detail..................................... 6

Figure 3. FXS/DPO Menu Tree ................................ 10

TABLES

Table 1. Compliance Codes ........................................ 2

Table 2. Front Panel LEDs and Switch....................... 3

Table 3. Time Slot and Wiring Interconnect............... 4

Table 4. DIP Switches................................................. 5

Table 5. FXS/DPO General Options........................... 7

Table 6. FXS/DPO Mode Options .............................. 8

Table 7. FXS/DPO Tandem Options........................... 9

Table 8. Specifications .............................................. 12

1. GENERAL

This practice is an installation and maintenance guide

for the ADTRAN®Total Access®1500 Foreign

Exchange Station/Dial Pulse Originate (FXS/DPO)

access module. Figure 1 illustrates the FXS/DPO

(P/N 1180403L1) front panel.

Revision History

This is the second revision of this practice. This release

of the document includes the addition of the NBOC

option and the TO w/SC operating mode precipitated by

Line Interface Unit (LIU) software updates to R36 or

later. Time slot and wiring interconnect information for

the 19-inch and 23-inch Total Access 1500 chassis and

hardware and software provisioning information has

been included. This revision reflects a general

document update and change to the Warranty infor-

mation.

Figure 1. FXS/DPO

Description

The FXS/DPO is designed specifically for the Total

Access 1500 chassis and is not used in any other

product. The FXS/DPO provides for a 2-wire analog

interface between a Voice Frequency (VF) transmission

and signaling facility and the Total Access 1500 Pulse

Code Modulation (PCM) backplane. The FXS interface

provides for simultaneous signaling in each direction

for use with 2-wire Off-Premises Station Lines, carrier

extended PBX Trunks, or subscriber line Foreign

Exchanges using ground or loop start signaling systems.

The unit is multifunctional and can be hardware or

software provisioned to operate in any one of the

following modes:

• Loop Start

• Ground Start

• TR08 Single Party (SP)

• TR08 Universal Voice Grade (UVG)

•TR08Auto

• Private Line Automatic Ringdown (PLAR) D4

FXS/DPO

1180403L1

STATUS

REM

Total Access®1500 FXS/DPO Access Module

Installation and Maintenance Practice

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•PLARD3

•Tandem

•DPO

• FX Ringdown

• TO w/Sealing Code

Features

The basic features of the FXS/DPO include the

following:

•µ-law encoding and decoding

• Supports ground start, loop start, PLAR, DPO, and

Tandem, TR08SP, TR08UVG, TR08AUTO, and

FX Ringdown

• Supports 900 ohms (+2.16 µF) and 600 ohms

(+2.16 µF) 2-wire VF interfaces

• Receive TLP range of -9.0 dB to 0.0 dB

• Transmit TLP range of -7.0 dB to +9.0 dB

• Supports CLASS®

• Hot swappable

• Long loop capability: 1650 ohms nominal

• V.90 Modem compliant

• Extended temperature range of –40ºC to +65ºC

• Meets UL 60950, NEBS Level 3, PUB 43801, and

GR57

• Call Forward Disconnect

Compliance

Tabl e 1 shows the compliance codes for the FXS/DPO.

The FXS/DPO is NRTL listed to the applicable UL

standards. The FXS/DPO is to be installed in a restricted

access location and in a Type “B” or “E” enclosure

only.

The Total Access 1500 chassis frame ground terminal

must be connected to an earth ground to ensure that the

front panel of the FXS/DPO is properly grounded via

the backplane connector.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by

ADTRAN could void the user’s authority to operate this

equipment.

2. INSTALLATION

After unpacking the FXS/DPO, inspect it for damage. If

damage has occurred, file a claim with the carrier, then

contact ADTRAN Customer Service. Refer to the

Warranty and Customer Service section for further

information. If possible, keep the original shipping

container for returning the FXS/DPO for repair or for

verification of shipping damage.

CAUTION

Electronic modules can be damaged by ESD.

When handling modules, wear an antistatic

discharge wrist strap to prevent damage to

electronic components. Place modules in

antistatic packing material when transporting

or storing. When working on modules, always

place them on an approved antistatic mat that is

electrically grounded.

Table 1. Compliance Codes

Code Input Output

Power Code (PC) C C

Telecommunication Code (TC) – X

Installation Code (IC) A –

C A U T I O N !

SUBJECT TO ELECTROSTATIC DAMAGE

OR DECREASE IN RELIABILITY.

HANDLING PRECAUTIONS REQUIRED.

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Instructions for Installing the Module

To install the FXS/DPO, perform the following steps:

1. If present, remove the Access Module Blank (P/N

1175099L1) from the appropriate access module

slot of the Total Access chassis.

2. Pull the ejector latch, located on the lower left-

hand side of the FXS/DPO front panel, from its

closed position.

3. Hold the FXS/DPO by the front panel while

supporting the bottom edge of the module with the

ejector latch opened to engage the chassis edge.

4. Align the module edges to fit in the lower and

upper guide grooves for the access module slot.

5. Slide the module into the access module slot.

Simultaneous thumb pressure at the top (above the

STATUS LED) and at the bottom (below the

electrostatic caution symbol) of the module will

ensure that the module is firmly positioned against

the backplane of the chassis.

6. Secure the FXS/DPO in place by pushing in on the

ejector latch.

When the FXS/DPO first powers up it performs the

power up self-tests. Once the power up self-test is

complete, the status LEDs will reflect the true state of

the hardware.

Front Panel LEDs

The FXS/DPO provides front panel LEDs to display

status information. See Table 2 for a listing of the front

panel LEDs and their indications.

Time Slot Assignment

For time slot assignments in the Dual T1 mode and in

the Quad T1 mode, see Tabl e 3 on page 4. The Total

Access 1500 platform can have multiple time slots in

the T1 data stream assigned to each physical slot in the

channel bank. The Total Access 1500 allows craft-

selectable time slots using the electronic provisioning

interface. The system will automatically map DS0s in

the T1 as determined by the Line Interface Unit (LIU)

operational configuration. Manual mapping is available

via the LIU menu.

Connections

Four 50-pin male amphenol connectors on the 23-inch

Total Access 1500 backplane and three on the 19-inch

chassis packplane provide the interconnect wiring for

each of the access module physical slots. The FXS/DPO

requires P1 (Pair 1 T/R) on the 23-inch chassis. In the

19-inch chassis, Slots 1-6 use P1, Slots 7-12 use P2, and

Slots 13-18 use P3. See Table 3 on page 4 for wiring

interconnect details.

3. PROVISIONING

Provisioning options are either hardware provisioned;

using DIP switches on the FXS/DPO printed circuit

board, or software provisioned; using the craft interface

(ADMIN) on the System Controller Unit (SCU).

Selection of hardware or software provisioning is deter-

mined by the front panel recessed pushbutton AP (see

Table 2).

Table 2. Front Panel LEDs and Switch

Label Condition Description

BUSY Off

Green

Yellow

Red

Module is in an on-hook or

idle condition

Module is in an off-hook or

busy condition

Module is in a digital or

metallic test

Module failure has been

detected

REM Green

Off

Module software provisioned

by Line Interface Unit (LIU)

Module hardware provisioned

by Dip Switches SW1, SW2,

SW3, and SW4

Switch Description

AP Recessed pushbutton toggles between

hardware provisioning and software

provisioning

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Hardware Provisioning

DIP switches SW1, SW2, SW3, and SW4 are used to

provision many of the FXS/DPO options. Table 4 on

page 5 summarizes the options provisioned by the DIP

switches. Figure 2 on page 6 provides a graphic detail

of the four switches and the printed circuit board

markings.

NOTE

Manual switches can only be used for the

negative portion of the TLP range. For

example, a switch setting of TX32 corresponds

to –3.2 dB.

Table 3. Time Slot and Wiring Interconnect

Physical

Slot

Associated T1/DS0

Port

Amphenol Connections

Interconnect

Wiring

Dual T1 Quad T1

(D4)

Quad T1

(D1D)

23” Chassis

1180001L1

19” Chassis

1180019L1

1 A1 A1 A1 1 P1 - 26/1 P1 - 26/1 T/R

2 A3 A5 A9 1 P1 - 27/2 P1 - 30/5 T/R

3 A5 A9 A17 1 P1 - 28/3 P1 - 34/9 T/R

4 A7 A13 A2 1 P1 - 29/4 P1 - 38/13 T/R

5 A9 A17 A10 1 P1 - 30/5 P1 - 42/17 T/R

6 A11 A21 A18 1 P1 - 31/6 P1 - 46/21 T/R

7 A13 B1 B1 1 P1 - 32/7 P2 - 26/1 T/R

8 A15 B5 B9 1 P1 - 33/8 P2 - 30/5 T/R

9 A17 B9 B17 1 P1 - 34/9 P2 - 34/9 T/R

10 A19 B13 B2 1 P1 - 35/10 P2 - 38/13 T/R

11 A21 B17 B10 1 P1 - 36/11 P2 - 42/17 T/R

12 A23 B21 B18 1 P1 - 37/12 P2 - 46/21 T/R

13 B1 C1 C1 1 P1 - 38/13 P3 - 26/1 T/R

14 B3 C5 C9 1 P1 - 39/14 P3 - 30/5 T/R

15 B5 C9 C17 1 P1 - 40/15 P3 - 34/9 T/R

16 B7 C13 C2 1 P1 - 41/16 P3 - 38/13 T/R

17 B9 C17 C10 1 P1 - 42/17 P3 - 42/17 T/R

18 B11 C21 C18 1 P1 - 43/18 P3 - 46/21 T/R

19 B13 D1 D1 1 P1 - 44/19 N/A T/R

20 B15 D5 D9 1 P1 - 45/20 N/A T/R

21 B17 D9 D17 1 P1 - 46/21 N/A T/R

22 B19 D13 D2 1 P1 - 47/22 N/A T/R

23 B21 D17 D10 1 P1 - 48/23 N/A T/R

24 B23 D21 D18 1 P1 - 49/24 N/A T/R

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Table 4. DIP Switches

Sw.-Segment Label Function/Description

1-1 D3/D4 D3 or D4 Signaling (PLAR only)

1-2

1-3

MODE 1/OFF

MODE 2/OFF

SW1-2 SW1-3 Mode Selected

OFF OFF FXS

OFF MODE 2 DPO

MODE 1 OFF Tandem

MODE 1 MODE 2 PLAR

1-4 GS/LS Ground Start or Loop Start

1-5 AUTO_TERM/OFF Reserved for future use

1-6 900/600 Selects the Impedance of the 2-wire interface:

900 + 2.16 µF or 600 + 2.16 µF

1-7 RTG/OFF Ringback Tone Generation (tandem and PLAR modes only)

1-8 DTG/OFF Dialtone Generation (tandem and PLAR modes only)

2-1 DPC/OFF Reserved for future use

2-2

2-3

2-4

2-5

2-6

2-7

2-8

RX64/OFF

RX32/OFF

RX16/OFF

RX08/OFF

RX04/OFF

RX02/OFF

RX01/OFF

Receive attenuation in 0.1 dB increments (values are additive up to a total

of 9.0 dB)

Example:

RX32 = 3.2 dB

RX01 = 0.1 dB

3.3 dB Total receive attenuation

3-1 SD/OFF Selects signaling on the loop during a Carrier Fail Alarm (CFA)

SD = Busy during CFA

OFF = Idle during CFA

3-2

3-3

3-4

3-5

3-6

3-7

3-8

TX64/OFF

TX32/OFF

TX16/OFF

TX08/OFF

TX04/OFF

TX02/OFF

TX01/OFF

Transmit attenuation in 0.1 dB increments (values are additive up to a

total of 7.0 dB)

Example:

TX32 = 3.2 dB

TX01 = 0.1 dB

3.3 dB Total transmit attenuation

4-1 IMM/WINK Tandem start mode: Immediate or Wink Start

4-2 REV/NORM Tandem battery mode: Reverse or Normal battery

4-3

4-4

4-5

4-6

4-7

4-8

NB64/OFF

NB32/OFF

NB16/OFF

NB08/OFF

NB04/OFF

NB02/OFF

Network Build Out Capacitance (NBOC) in 2 µF increments (values are

additive)

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Figure 2. DIP Switches Detail

Software Provisioning

The FXS/DPO is provisioned by connecting a VT100

terminal or a computer running a terminal emulation

program to the craft interface ADMIN port located on the

System Controller Unit (SCU) front panel. Connection

to the port is made via a RS-232, DB-9 cable with a

male connector.

Craft port settings are as follows:

• 9600 Baud

• No parity

• 8 Data bits

• 1 Stop bit

• No Flow Control

The provisioning options for the FXS/DPO access

module are described in the following tables:

•Tabl e 5, FXS/DPO General Options on page 7

•Tabl e 6, FXS/DPO Mode Options on page 8

•Tabl e 7, FXS/DPO Tandem Options on page 9

Password and User ID

Password protection is a function of the SCU and is

factory disabled. If password authentication is enabled,

then the SCU will display the Logon screen. A valid

User Name and Password are required to access the

menus.

The default User Name is “user”, and the default

Password is “password”. The User Name and Password

are not case sensitive.

Menu Navigation

To traverse through the menus, select the desired entry,

and press ENTER. To work backward in the menu, press

the ESC (escape) key.

The menu tree in Figure 3 on page 10 illustrates the

path to every provisioning, performance, and test access

point in the Total Access 1500 FXS/DPO menu

12345678

SD08

C & K

12345678

SD08

C & K

12345678

SD08

C & K

12345678

SD08

C & K

MODE 1

MODE 2

UTO_TERM

900

RTG

DTG

DPC

RX64

RX32

RX16

RX08

RX04

RX02

RX01

TX64

TX32

TX16

TX08

TX04

TX02

TX01

IMM

REV

NB64

NB32

NB16

NB08

NB04

NB02

SW4SW3SW2SW1

WINK

NORM

OFF

600

OFF

Switches SW1 through SW4 are used to select/deselect a particular “State” vice the labeled switch nomenclature of on/off.

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.Table 5. FXS/DPO General Options

Function Option Description

Mode Loop Start

Ground Start

TR08 Single Party (3)

TR08 Universal VG (3)

TR08 Auto (3)

PLAR D4

PLAR D3

Tandem (3)

DPO

FX Ringdown (3)

TO w/SC (3)

This option selects the signaling mode of the FXS/DPO.

See Table 6 for detailed descriptions of Mode Options.

2-Wire Termination 600 ohms + 2.16 µF

900 ohms + 2.16 µF

This option selects the impedance of the 2-wire

interface.

Transmit TLP –7.0 to +9.0 dB (+0.0) This is the transmit channel attenuation in 0.1 dB steps.

Receive TLP –9.0 to +0.0 dB (+0.0) This is the receive channel attenuation in 0.1 dB steps.

Trunk Processing Busy in CFA

Idle in CFA

This option selects signaling on the loop during a

Carrier Fail Alarm (CFA).

On-Hook Messaging Disabled

Enabled

When On-Hook Messaging is Disabled, full battery

voltage is provided to the loop when on-hook. This is

utilized to provide compatibility with some station sets.

Note that except for Caller ID, this prevents

transmission in the on-hook state. When Enabled, a

small amount of overhead voltage is reserved for AC

transmission.

NBOC 0 - 126 µF (0 µF) This option selects setting for Network Build Out

Capacitance to balance the FXS/DPO access module to

the loop. Setting should be equivalent to the additional

capacitance added due to the length of the cable.

Tandem Mode Options (1) Conversion Mode

Supervision

Tandem Battery

Dial Tone Generation

Ringback Tone Generation

Forward Disconnect

DNIS Protocol

DNIS Delay (4)

See Table 7 for a detailed description of Tandem

options.

Ringback Tone Generation (2) Disabled

Enabled

This option is used in PLAR D3, PLAR D4, or FX

Ringdown modes only. When Enabled, the FXS/DPO

provides ringback tone toward the Network.

Defaults are in bold type.

(1) Only available if Tandem Mode is selected.

(2) Only available if PLAR D3, PLAR D4, or FX Ringdown Mode is selected.

(3) Only provisionable through software provisioning (reference Software Provisioning on page 6).

(4) Only available if DNIS Protocol is set to DNIS Enabled or DNIS Enabled-No Answer.

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Table 6. FXS/DPO Mode Options

Mode Description

Loop Start This option selects ANSI T1.403 FXS Loop Start mode of operation.

Ground Start This option selects ANSI T1.403 FXS Ground Start mode of operation.

TR08 Single Party This option selects GR-08-Core Loop Start mode of operation.

TR08 Universal VG This option selects GR-08-Core Ground Start mode of operation.

TR08 Auto This option selects automatic detection of TR08 Single Party or TR08 Universal VG, based

on incoming signalling.

PLAR D4 This option selects Private Line Automatic Ringdown where onhook = 00. Signaling must

match the PLAR unit at the distant end.

PLAR D3 This option selects Private Line Automatic Ringdown where onhook = 11. Signaling must

match the PLAR unit at the distant end.

Tandem This option selects A/B signaling on the Network side for use with a Class 4 Tandem switch.

DPO This option selects Dial Pulse Originate for Direct-Outward Dial applications.

FX Ringdown This is the PLAR mode of operation that allows for a FXS Loop Start unit on the distant end.

TO w/SC This option disables signaling for Transmission Only with Sealing Current enabled. Used in 2

w/TO applications where the Network Customer Termination Equipment (NCTE) or

Customer premise equipment provide for termination of the sealing current (sealing current

sink).

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Table 7. FXS/DPO Tandem Options

Function Option Description

Conversion Mode Tandem Inactive

Loop Start

Ground Start

This option sets the conversion from E&M (2-state) signaling

on the PCM interface to loop start or ground start signaling on

the loop. This option MUST be configured for channel

operation, as the default value (Tandem Inactive) will not run

the state machine.

Supervision Immediate Start

Wink Start

This option configures the E7M trunk as immediate or wink

start for both the RX and TX direction. With wink start, a

wink is sent back to the network from the FXS/DPO card

before ringing to signal line seizure for inbound calls. For

outgoing calls, a wink must be received from the switch to the

FXS/DPO card to indicate trunk seizure for the call.

Tandem Battery Normal Battery

Reverse Battery

This option configures answer supervision for the associated

voice port. Answer supervision is indicated by reverse battery

polarity when Reverse Battery option is set. This is valid for

outbound calls only.

Dial Tone Generation Disabled

Enabled

This option is used to generate a 5-second dial tone from the

associated FXS/DPO port when off-hook is detected. The dial

tone provided by the FXS/DPO times out after 5 seconds and

is not broken by digit input.

RingBack Tone

Generation

Disabled

Enabled

When this option is enabled, a ringback tone is provided

toward the Network.

Forward Disconnect 250 msec

500 msec

750 msec

1 second

2 seconds

This option configures the amount of time battery is removed

during far-end disconnect.

DNIS Protocol Disabled

DNIS Enabled

DNIS Enabled - No Answer

This option selects or deselects DNIS support for appropriate

voice/data port applications.

DNIS Delay* 0.5 seconds

1.0 second

1.5 seconds

2.0 seconds

2.5 seconds

3.0 seconds

3.5 seconds

4.0 seconds

When DNIS is activated, this option defines the delay time

between the transmitted DNIS wink, which signals off-hook/

loop closure, and the off-hook sent in signaling bits.

* Only available if DNIS Protocol is set to Enabled or Enabled-No Answer.

Figure 3. FXS/DPO Menu Tree

1. Configuration

2. Provisioning

3. Status

4. Test

1. Digital Network Loopback

2. 1004 Hz Tone Test

2. 2-Wire Termination

1. 600 + 2.16

2. 900 + 2.16

Enter Value (-7.0...+9.0)

3. Transmit TLP

1. Loop Start

3. TR08 Single Party

2. Ground Start

5. TR08 Auto

4. TR08 Universal VG

6. PLAR D4

8. Tandem

7. PLAR D3

10. FX Ringdown

9. DPO

1. Disabled

2. Enabled

1. Inactive

2. Active

3. Network Hook Test 1. No Test

2. On-Hook

3. Off-Hook

4. Customer Ringing Test 1. No Test

2. Ringing

5. Trunk Processing

1. No Test

3. To Loop

2. To Network

4. To Loop and Network

Unit Name

Part Number

CLEI Code

Software Revision

1. Mode

4. Receive TLP

7. NBOC Enter Value (0...126)

6. On-Hook Messaging

3. 2-Wire Termination

4. Transmit TLP

6. Trunk Processing

1. Circuit

2. Mode

5. Receive TLP

9. Signal Bits Tx/Rx

10. Digital Test

8. NBOC

7. On-Hook Messaging

1. Busy in CFA

2. Idle in CFA

8. Ringback Tone Generation(2)

8. Tandem(1)

1. Disabled

2. Enabled

3. Tandem Battery

4. Dial Tone Generation

6. Forward Disconnect

1. Conversion Mode

2. Supervision

5. Ringback Tone Generation

8. DNIS Delay(3)

7. DNIS Protocol

1. Tandem Inactive

2. Loop Start

3. Ground Start

1. Immediate Start

2. Wink Start

1. Normal Battery

2. Reverse Battery

1. Disabled

2. Enabled

1. Disabled

2. Enabled

1. Disabled

2. DNIS Enabled

3. DNIS Enabled - No Answer

3. 1.5 seconds

4. 2.0 seconds

6. 3.0 seconds

1. 0.5 seconds

2. 1.0 seconds

5. 2.5 seconds

8. 4.0 seconds

7. 3.5 seconds

3. 750 msec

4. 1 second

1. 250 msec

2. 500 msec

5. 2 seconds

(1) Only appears if Tandem Mode is selected.

(2) Only appears if PLAR D3, PLAR D4, or FX Ringdown Mode is selected.

(3) Only appears if DNIS Protocol is enabled.

11. TO w/SC

Enter Value (-9.0...+0.0)

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