RAD Data comm T1, E1 operation manual Connecting AC Power, Connecting DC Power, To connect AC power

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Chapter 2 Installation and Setup

FOM-E1/T1Installation and Operation Manual

 

 

Connecting AC Power

AC power should be supplied to FOM-E1/T1 through the 1.5m (5 ft) standard power cable terminated by a standard 3-prong plug. The cable is provided with the unit.

To connect AC power:

1.Connect the power cable to the power connector on the FOM-E1/T1 rear panel.

2.Connect the power cable to the mains outlet.

The unit will be turned on automatically upon connection to the mains.

Connecting DC Power

To connect DC power:

Refer to DC power supply connection supplement.

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Contents FOM-E1/T1 Page FOM-E1/T1 International Headquarters RAD Data Communications IncLimited Warranty General Safety Instructions Please observe the following precautionsConnection of DC Mains General Safety PracticesConnection of AC Mains TNV-3 Ports Safety StatusTNV-2 IsdnElectromagnetic Compatibility EMC Canadian Emission Requirements Manufacturers Name Manufacturers Address SafetyDeclaration of Conformity Product NameJumper/Switch Function Possible Settings Factory Installing FOM-E1/T1Configuring FOM-E1/T1 Quick Start GuideTo connect cables Connecting the CablesOperating FOM-E1/T1 Contents List of Tables Appendix A. Interface Connector SpecificationsList of Figures Overview Power Supply OptionsChapter Introduction VersionsApplication FeaturesTest and Diagnostics Capabilities Fiber Optic InterfacePhysical Description Functional DescriptionData Transfer Signal ConversionData/Clock Recovery Technical Specifications 50 C Temperature Humidity Up to 90%, non-condensing1A 250V and 50 mA Site Requirements and Prerequisites Chapter Installation and SetupPackage Contents To configure FOM-E1/T1 Installation and SetupTo install FOM-E1/T1 When using 4-wire connection, set these switches to Floating FOM-E1/T1 PCB LayoutTo connect the fiber optic cables Connecting the InterfacesConnecting the Fiber Optic Interface FloatingConnecting the Power Connecting the E1/T1 InterfaceTo connect AC power Connecting AC PowerConnecting DC Power To connect DC powerChapter Operations Front Panel Controls and IndicatorsFOM-E1/T1 Front Panel Controls and Indicators Name Type FunctionNormal Operating Instructions Operating InstructionsTurning On Turning OffAlarm Relay Chapter Testing and DiagnosticsStatus Indicators and Alarm Relay DB-15 Connector, Alarm Relay PinsRemote Digital Loopback RLB Diagnostic TestsLocal Analog Loopback LLB To activate local loopbackSymptom Probable Causes Corrective Measures Troubleshooting InstructionsTroubleshooting Chart OFFFrequently Asked Questions Does FOM-E1/T1 operate opposite FOM-40?Chapter FOM-E1/T1/R Card Version ASM-MN-214 Card CagePower Supply AC SupplyPower Supply Redundancy DC SupplyFOM-E1/T1/R Front Panel FOM-E1/T1/R Front PanelInstalling the FOM-E1/T1/R Card Setting Internal Jumpers and SwitchesBalanced E1/T1 Installing FOM-E1/T1/R into the ASM-MN-214 Card CageAlarm Relay Unbalanced E1Table A-1. DB-15 Pin Assignment, E1/T1 Pins Appendix a Interface Connector SpecificationsDB-15 Connector Table A-2. DB-15 Pin Assignment, Alarm Relay PinsTable A-3 ASM-MN-214, DB-25 Pin Assignment FOM-E1/T1/R Modem CardCBL-E1T1/RJ45 Cable Customer Response Form Excellent Good Fair Poor Very PoorPage Error Report Page Page International Headquarters

T1, E1 specifications

RAD Data Communication specializes in providing advanced networking solutions, particularly for E1 and T1 lines. These digital transmission systems are pivotal in telecommunications, allowing for efficient data transfer, voice communication, and multimedia services.

E1 and T1 lines are standardized digital circuits offering capacity for multiple channels. A T1 line, commonly used in North America, accommodates data transmission at a rate of 1.544 Mbps, while an E1 line, predominantly used in Europe and other parts of the world, supports a rate of 2.048 Mbps. Each line can carry multiple voice channels—up to 24 for T1 and 32 for E1—making them suitable for both voice and data services.

One of the main features of RAD's E1 and T1 solutions is their versatility. These lines can be utilized in various applications, including traditional telephony, private branch exchanges (PBXs), and modern Voice over IP (VoIP) networks. RAD's solutions enable users to seamlessly migrate from older systems to more integrated and efficient digital networks without sacrificing performance.

RAD Data Communication focuses on ensuring reliability and robustness in their E1 and T1 offerings. With built-in error detection mechanisms, such as cyclic redundancy check (CRC), these systems maintain high levels of data integrity. In addition, RAD’s devices often incorporate advanced features like Adaptive Rate Control, allowing for dynamic adjustments to accommodate varying network conditions.

Technology-wise, RAD integrates advanced protocols and features, such as Frame Relay and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), into their E1 and T1 equipment. This flexibility supports the transmission of diverse data types, ensuring users can transition smoothly between legacy systems and modern technologies.

Another characteristic that sets RAD's products apart is their management capabilities. Many devices come equipped with SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) support, enabling remote monitoring and management. This feature is essential for network administrators seeking to maintain optimal performance and quickly address potential issues.

Moreover, RAD's E1 and T1 solutions are designed for easy integration into existing network infrastructures. Their compact and modular design allows for straightforward installation and scalability, accommodating future growth and technology advancements without major overhauls.

In summary, RAD Data Communication’s E1 and T1 solutions are characterized by their reliability, versatility, and advanced management features. Designed to meet the evolving needs of communication networks, they ensure that users can take full advantage of both traditional and modern telecommunications technologies.