Paradyne 4200 Ed-Adsl, 3-10, 9. ED-ADSL Command Parameters 1 of, ED-ADSLtidaidadslctagadslnblkpst

3. ADSL Facility Commands

ED-ADSL

The ED-ADSL command edits configuration data associated with an ADSL facility on an LT and applies it to the port.

Table 3-9. ED-ADSL Command Parameters (1 of 2)

ED-ADSL:[tid]:aid_adsl:[ctag]:::[adsl_nblk]:[pst];

RESTRICTIONS: All parameters in this command are position-defined. ATM access profiles cannot be changed while any VPLs or VCLs exist.

[tid]	Identification of the target NE. The default value is null. The NE SID
	code is the only other valid value.
aid_adsl	Access identifier for ADSL line. The value can be preceded with AID=,
	but this is not required. Grouping and ranging are allowed. Enter in the
	following format, replacing lower-case parameters with the values given:
	ADSL-rack-shelf-slot-circuit
	rack: Rack number (1)
	shelf: Shelf number (1)
	slot: LT slot number (1)
	circuit: ADSL circuit on the LT (1− 24)
[ctag]	Correlation tag (6 characters maximum) that links an input command
	with associated output responses. The default is 0.
adsl_nblk	Named parameter block for ADSL parameters. The block consists of the
	following parameters, in any order separated by commas each followed
	by an equal sign and a valid value.

PORTID: Port/circuit identifier (32 characters maximum). Indicates user to whom port is assigned. The default is null. The following values are reserved and cannot be used:

–AVAILABLE (port is not assigned)

–FAULTY (port is faulty and cannot be assigned)

QOSCLASSF: Quality of Service for the ADSL Fast channel. The supported option is UBR (Unspecified bit rate). UBR is the default.

EWL: Equivalent Working Length. Specifies the length of the DSL line. This value is used to limit transmit rates and maximum power settings according to local spectrum management guidelines. EWL is usually specified by the carrier. The default is 10 kft. The values supported are:

–8.5 to 14.5 kft in .5 kft increments

–>14.5 kft

POTSLVL: POTS Level. Specifies the voltage used to detect the presence of Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) on the DSL line. The default is 3 volts. The values supported are:

–0 to 74 volts, in 1-volt increments (setting to 74 volts disables POTS detection)

–Disable (disables POTS detection)

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