Chapter 1. Introduction |
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Clock Source | Master Clock | Internal clock – The master clock uses its own |
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| internal crystal when transmitting or receiving |
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| data from the DTE interface and from the line. |
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| External clock – The master clock uses the |
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| clock derived from the digital interface to |
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| receive data from the DTE and for transmitting |
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| data to the line. |
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| If the digital interface is X.21, the same clock is |
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| used to transmit and receive data. |
| Slave Clock | Loopback timing – The clock is recovered |
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| from the line signal and used to transmit and |
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| receive data from the DTE interface to the |
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| line. |
Control Signals |
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RTS to DCD DTR to DSR
Diagnostics | Loopback Tests | Remote Digital Loopback – REM activated by |
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| pin in DTE interface supported by the |
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| appropriate standard |
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| Analog Loopback – Local (ANA defined by |
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| the standard as LLB) activated by pin in DTE |
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| interface supported by the appropriate |
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| standard |
Indicators | PWR (green) | Power |
| RTS (yellow) | Request To Send (Circuit 105) |
| TD (yellow) | Transmit Data (Circuit 103) |
| RD (yellow) | Receive Data (Circuit 104) |
| DCD (yellow) | Data Carrier Detect (Circuit 109) |
| LOS (red) | Loss of signal |
| ERR (red) | Error is detected in received configuration |
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| information |
| TEST (red) | A test is active |
Power | AC Voltage | 115 VAC or 230 VAC (10%), 5W |
| Frequency | 50 or 60 Hz (47 to 63 Hz) |
| DC Voltage | |
| Power Fuses | 0.1A, |
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