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Models 2616RC, 3096RC & 3196RC Admin Reference Guide 9 • G.SHDSL (Model 3096RC)
• remEthLoop(11)—For Patton CPE G.SHDSL modems that provide an Ethernet port, (such as models
3201 and 3086), and are remotely connected to this G.SHDSL port, remEthLoop(11) changes the operat-
ing mode of the Ethernet port. The T-DAC will cause the Ethernet port on the remote CPE to operate in
loopback mode as show in figure 48.
Figure 48. Remote Ethernet loopback
When the T-DAC transmits data from the G.SHDSL port over the G.SHDSL link to the remote CPE’s
Ethernet port, the Ethernet port will loop the data back to the CPE’s G.SHDSL port for transmission back
to the T-DAC.
Note
In the case where the remote CPE is a Patton Model 3086, remEth-
Loop(8) has no effect on the remote CPE’s serial port. remEth-
Loop(8) will NOT cause any data transmitted to the serial port of a
remote CPE to be looped back.
• lineLoop(10)—The T-DAC’s G.SHDSL port will operate in line loopback mode as shown in figure 49.
For the CPE remotely connected to this port, you can use lineLoop(10) mode to test the G.SHDSL link
from the CPE to the T-DAC and back to the CPE.
Figure 49. Line loopback
When a CPE transmits data to a T-DAC’s G.SHDSL port with Test Mode defined as lineLoop(10), the
G.SHDSLport will loop the data back to the CPE.
• off(9)—The default value for Test Mode. Appears as a display-only value.
Test Pattern (gshDSLPattSelect)
Configurable, but only when the value of State is one of the following:
• dataMode(1)
• localLoop(6)
3096RC
DSL data stream
3086
Ethernet port
Serial port
G.SHDSL port G.SHDSL port
3096RC
DSL
3086
Ethernet
TDM