Fluke 807-0115 manual Dual-port Dual-analysis ASE, Power loss detection Realtime events

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Visual UpTime Select

ASE model 807-0100

Dual-port Dual-analysis ASE

T 1 C S U / D S U w i t h D S X - 1 a n d D r o p - a n d - I n s e r t c a p a b i l i t i e s

Key features

•Inband management capabilities

•Multi-Protocol or IP Transport software

•Service Level Agreement (SLA) metrics

•Drop-and-Insert capabilities through DSX port

•Voice over IP (VoIP) analysis capability

•Application analysis capability

•LMI spoofing

•LAN management port

•Second analysis port for redundant router, different traffic types

•Power loss detection

•Realtime events

The Visual UpTime® Select™ Dual-port Dual-analysis T1 CSU/DSU ASE is deployed on a T1 access line at the demarcation point between the provider network and customer premises. It supports frame relay/HDLC and IP Transport capabilities.

This unit combines two model 109 T1 CSU/DSU ASEs with a built-in connector cable and analyzes data on both ports. The unit’s second port can be used for

a redundant router in the event of primary router failure. Multiple traffic types can be concentrated on

separate frame relay ports (for example, voice over FR1, plus SNA over FR2). In addition, domestic and international frame relay services can exist on two separate ports on the same access line.

In addition to performing standard CSU/DSU functions—such as BER tests, loopbacks, and power failure detection—the ASE is capable of inserting management traffic. Up to 155 PVCs or IP circuits can be managed per ASE.

T1 CSU/DSU model 807-0109 front view (ASE model 100 is two model 109 units in a rack mount)

ASE 2

 

ASE 1

T1

 

 

DSX

ASE 2

PORT 2

ASE 1

PORT 1

T1 CSU/DSU model 807-0100 rear view

 

T1-DSX Cable (801-0096)

 

 

 

 

Wide Area

Network

Optional LAN

CSU/DSU

 

Dual-port ASE

PBX

Connection on

 

 

data 1

DSX-1

 

 

V.35 Ports

PBX

data 1

data 2

 

T1 CSU/DSU model 807-0100 on network

Technical Data

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