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Group | Toggle | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 | Specifies the module’s group number designated | 1 |
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Slot | Toggle | 1, 2, 3, or 4 | Specifies the module’s slot number within the | 1 |
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| group number designated on the chassis. |
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Circuit Identifier | Input | Enter up to 20 | This represents the customer’s circuit ID. The first | Blank |
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| characters. | character must be alpha or numeric; middle |
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| characters can be alpha, numeric, or hyphens; and |
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| the last character must be either alpha or numeric. |
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| Note: This field can be configured only after the |
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| T1 Provision field (described below) is set to YES. |
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Unit Equip State | Toggle | Equipped | Establishes communication with MPU. Module | UNEQUIPPED |
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| must be set to EQUIPPED before remaining |
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| UNEQUIPPED | No communication with MPU. |
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Unit Service State | Toggle | Leave this field at OOS at this time to avoid undesirable reporting of alarms. Set this field to | ||
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T1 Provision | Toggle | YES | Brings up T1 default settings and allows | NO |
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| NO | No configuration changes allowed. |
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T1 Service State | Toggle | Leave this field at OOS at this time to avoid undesirable reporting of alarms. Set this field to | ||
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T1 Framing Format | Toggle | AUTO | The system automatically detects and establishes | AUTO |
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| the current frame format (UNFRAMED, FT |
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| ONLY, SF, or ESF). It then displays |
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| the frame format. |
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| UNFRAMED | Unframed data pattern. |
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| Ft ONLY | Used for SLC framing. |
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| SF | Super Frame |
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| ESF | Extended Super Frame |
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T1 BER Threshold | Toggle | From | The average Bit Error Ratios of the incoming DS1 | |
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| monitoring BERs, the HLXC is capable of |
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| signals degrades below the BER threshold level. |
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HLXC T1 Line Code | Fixed | Locked at NOT APPL. |
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HLXC | Fixed | Locked at NOT APPL. |
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*Note: HLXC and HLXR Switch Settings (HLXC
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