3.0 OPERATION

Data is transferred from the system to the tail using the system receive clock, which is provided to the external clock input (terminal timing) of the tail device. Data from the tail circuit is loaded into the 3004-MTE buffer using the receive clock of the tail device. Data is transferred from the 3004-MTE buffer to the system using the system transmit clock.

SYSTEM

 

 

TAIL

DCE

J1

J2

DCE

 

SYSTEM

TAIL

 

 

TC

 

RC

 

TT

BUFFER

 

 

 

 

 

TD

 

RD

 

RC

 

TT (XTC)

 

RD

 

TD

 

CD

 

RTS

 

DSR

 

DTR

 

 

 

TC

 

RTS

 

CD

 

CTS

 

 

 

DTR

 

DSR

 

 

 

CTS

 

SG

 

SG

 

FG

 

FG

 

See Appendix for pin numbers and

 

 

connector signal assignments

Set for

EXTERNAL CLOCK

EXTERNAL CLOCK

4.0 INSTALLATION

Connect the port of the 3004-MTE labeled "SYSTEM" to the main modem or multiplexer sub-channel, i.e. the "system DCE".

Connect the port of the 3004-MTE labeled "TAIL" to the local tail-end DCE or modem, i.e. the "tail-end DCE". The local tail-end modem must be set to EXTERNAL CLOCK. (Local modem must accept TD data on the Terminal Timing signal from the 3004-MTE.)

Note: The remote modem on the tail circuit must be configured for Receive Recovered Clock (clock loopback).

SYSTEM

3004-MTE

Local Modem

Remote Modem

Terminal

 

 

(External Clock)

(Clock Loopback)

(Remote DTE)

5

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