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MIX 56 User Manual 4 Software Operation
122188-10 A0 Telect, Inc.
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5. Tab to the State field, select whether the channel is active or inac-
tive by pressing the spacebar to toggle between “Enabled,” “En-
abled No Alarms,” and “Disabled,” and then press Enter.
NOTE
The “Enabled No Alarms” state means that the DS1 line is active
but not monitored for error conditions. No alarms will be reported.
6. Tab to the Interface field, select the interface by pressing the space-
bar to toggle between NI (network interface), CI (customer inter-
face), and TI (Telect or Through Interface). Then press Enter.
Changing the interface changes the loop-up and loop-down codes
that get set for recognition on receiving and for transmitting when
requesting a loopback at the other end. The loop-up and loop-down
codes are what the MIX 56 will recognize as codes to go into and
out of loop back on a low speed line.
The TI setting can be thought of as a through interface or pass
through interface for the NI and CI loop back codes. The TI setting
defines loop-up and loop-down codes that are different from the tra-
ditional NI and CI loop codes. This causes the MIX 56 to not rec-
ognize the NI and CI loop codes when the interface is set to TI. By
not recognizing the NI and CI loop codes the MIX 56 just passes
these loop codes through to the next piece of equipment.
The TI interface defines another set of loop-up and loop-down
codes. This means that if two MIX 56’s are connected together and
both are set to the TI interface on a low speed line, then the TI loop-
up and loop-down codes will be recognized between these two
MIX 56’s.
7. Tab to the Code field, select a line code by pressing the spacebar to
toggle between AMI and B8ZS for T1, or AMI and HDB3 for E1,
and then press Enter.
8. Tab to the LBO (Line Build Out) field (T1 only), select a line build
out distance by pressing the spacebar to toggle between the follow-
ing selections, and then press Enter:
The “dB” settings are “long haul;” the others are “short haul.”
NOTE
The LBO field is only active if Type is T1.
• 0 to 110 • 440 to 550 • –7.5 dB
• 110 to 220 • 550 to 660 • 0 dB
• 220 to 330 • –22.5 dB
• 330 to 440 • –15 dB