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D4-nx 56/64 DSU DP

n x 56/64 kB/s Data Service Unit Dataport

FEATURESBENEFITS

Plugs into WECO® D4 or equivalent, SLC 96, and the ADTRAN ACT 1 and AD4-24 channel banks

Operates at data rates of n x 56 or n x 64 where n = 1 to 24 or 56 kB/s to 1.536 MB/s

Supports 64K Clear Channel operation

Selectable stuff bit in non-Clear Channel (56 kB/s) mode

Data may be assigned to consecutive or alternating time slots

EIA 530 and V.35 interfaces supported

Allows for bridging by disabling received data and timing outputs while allowing transmit data and timing inputs to be unterminated

Test modes include Local Loopback, Remote Loopback (V.54 compatible), Remote Loopback with Test Pattern, Self Test

Provides both internal and external transmit clock selections

Compatible with a large installed base of channel banks

Numerous bandwidth requirements supported by one card

Allows more efficient utilization of network bandwidth

Ensures network required 1s density; provides capability to avoid false yellow alarm occurrences

Supports full and fractional T1 network services

Compatible with existing DTE interfaces

Provides for both point-to-point and multipoint modes

Enables quick and accurate problem isolation

Enhances network synchronization options

DESCRIPTION

The ADTRAN n x 56/64 DSU DP allows for connection of Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) devices at very high data rates. The n x 56/64 DSU DP accepts data from the customer over either an EIA-530 or V.35 interface. It then translates the composite bandwidth from the user into individual 56 or 64 kB/s channels for transport through either public or private network facilities. The number of time slots utilized, which determines the amount of bandwidth available to the user, is selected by setting the two rotary switches that program the value of n. An additional switch option allows for selecting 56 kB/s or 64 kB/s mode. The network must be capable of transporting 64 kB/s Clear Channel data before this option may be utilized.

The combination of these two parameters determines the operating bandwidth. This allows for data rates from 56K (n = 1 and 56K mode) to 1.536 MB/s (n = 24 and 64K mode). Data from the n x 56/64 DSU DP, in the form of individual time slots of information, is routed to the common equipment section of the channel bank. There, it is combined with information from other channel unit devices to form a composite T1 stream. The T1 signal is then available for transport over existing T1 or fractional T1 service offerings. The inverse of the procedure described above occurs at the remote channel bank location and the composite bandwidth is reconstructed and delivered to the remote user.

ADTRAN ACT1 (or D4) CHANNEL BANK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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NETWORK

 

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T1

 

 

 

6 TIME SLOTS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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EIA 530

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384 kB/s DATA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

64K MODE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

n x 56/64 OPERATION (CONCEPTUAL)

 

 

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ADTRAN D4-n x 56 DSU DP, D4-n x 64 DSU DP manual Featuresbenefits, Description

D4-n x 56 DSU DP, D4-n x 64 DSU DP specifications

ADTRAN D4-n x 64 DSU DP and D4-n x 56 DSU DP are advanced digital service units designed to enhance telecommunications and data networking capabilities. These devices provide essential interfaces for connecting multiple DS1 or DS0 signals to central office equipment, ensuring reliable communication over traditional TDM (time-division multiplexing) infrastructures.

One of the main features of the D4-n x 64 DSU DP is its ability to support up to 64 DS0 channels over a single DS1 line. This capability allows for efficient utilization of bandwidth, catering to businesses with high data transmission needs. Similarly, the D4-n x 56 DSU DP accommodates up to 56 DS0 channels, making it suited for operations requiring robust data services but with slightly lower capacity needs.

Both units employ advanced digital signal processing technologies, which help in maintaining signal integrity while minimizing latency. These devices utilize effective error correction techniques, ensuring that data packets are transmitted securely and accurately. The support for various framing formats, including ESF and SF, enhances compatibility with different network configurations.

In terms of characteristics, the ADTRAN D4-n x 64 and D4-n x 56 DSU DP models are equipped with intuitive interface options, making them user-friendly and easy to configure. They feature built-in diagnostics tools that allow network administrators to monitor performance, troubleshoot issues, and make real-time network adjustments. This capability is critical for maintaining uptime and performance in business-critical applications.

The units also support extensive network management features, including SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol), enabling remote management capabilities. Administrators can perform firmware upgrades, access detailed logs, and configure settings without needing physical access to the device.

In conclusion, the ADTRAN D4-n x 64 DSU DP and D4-n x 56 DSU DP are powerful solutions for organizations looking to leverage their existing TDM infrastructure while improving data efficiency and reliability. With their robust feature set and enhanced management capabilities, these devices are well-poised to meet the evolving needs of modern telecommunications. They exemplify a strong blend of traditional and contemporary network technologies, making them a valued asset in any data-driven environment.