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| Half AIS Feature | Toggle | ENABLED | This selection activates the Half AIS mode. An | DISABLED | 
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 | Alarm Indication Signal (all 1s) is generated on | 
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 | the outgoing DS1 path only when both HDSL | 
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 | loops are in a LOSW (Loss of Synch Word) state. | 
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 | In Half AIS mode when only one HDSL loop is in | 
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 | a LOSW state, the transmitted DS1 signal will | 
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 | continue to the payload containing transparent | 
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 | data in the 12 channels related to the operating | 
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 | loop. An all 1s pattern will fill the remaining 12 | 
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 | channels associated with the loop in the LOSW | 
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 | DISABLED | This selection activates the Full AIS mode. An | 
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 | AIS signal is generated on the outgoing DS1 path | 
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 | whenever either one or both HDSL loops are in a | 
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| HDSL Service State | Toggle | IS  | Allows HDSL alarms to be reported to the MPU, | OOS | 
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 | and enables HDSL PM data collection. Must be set | 
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 | to IS for reporting of equipment alarms. | 
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 | OOS  | No HDSL alarms are reported to the MPU. | 
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| HDSL BER | Toggle | Enter a number from | The average Bit Error Ratios of the incoming | 
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 | monitoring BERs, the HLXC is capable of | 
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 | triggering a minor alarm when any of the | 
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| HDSL SNR | Toggle | Enter a number from | The lowest  | +5 dB | 
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 | HDSL loop before an alarm is triggered. | 
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| HDSL PA Threshold | Toggle | Enter a number from | The highest Pulse Attenuation value allowed on | +33 dB | 
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 | +1 dB to | the HDSL loop before an alarm is triggered. | 
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| Network DS1 Source | Toggle | NRZ | This tells the Craft that the network DS1 source is | NRZ | 
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 | at the backplane from the DS3 MUX. | 
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 | BIPOLAR | This tells the Craft that network DS1 source is at | 
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 | the Extender Card interface. If you select this | 
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 | option when you are not using an Extender Card, | 
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 | you will cut off the DS1 signal. See Section 4 of | 
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 | this manual for information about the Extender | 
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 | Card. | 
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