Measurement Guide Agilent Technologies E7495A/B - TRS-RenTelco

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E1 Analyzer Measurement Results Measurement Results Alarm Indicators • Signal Loss - The test set encountered the absence of data on the E1 signal. A frame pulse may or may not be present. • Frame Loss - The test set encountered an unexpected frame pattern. The frame pattern did not match the one selected in 'Setup.' • AIS Alarm - The test set encountered an unframed all-ones signal. • TS 16 AIS Alarm - The test set encountered all ones in every timeslot sixteen. • FAS Distant Alarm - The test set detected a FAS alarm being sent from the far end. This alarm indicator is also known as RAI (Remote Alarm Indication) • MFAS Distant Alarm - The test set detected an MFAS alarm being sent from the far end. • Pattern Inv - The pattern of the signal applied to the test set is inverted. Results Indicators E1 Analyzer • (Code) BPV - A momentary indicator that responds when a bipolar violation occurs on the incoming signal applied to the Receive jack. HDB3 codes are not considered a BPV and will not activate this indicator when the test set is set to AMI mode. • FAS - A momentary indicator that responds to a disruption in the frame alignment signal. • MFAS - A momentary indicator that responds to a disruption in the multi-frame alignment signal. This indicator is applicable in only PCM-30 framing modes. • CRC-4 - A momentary indicator that responds to a disruption of the incoming CRC. This indicator is applicable in only CRC-4 framing modes. • E-Bit - A momentary indicator that responds to the E-bit. • Pattern - A momentary indicator that responds to a disruption of the incoming pattern. • Frame Slip - A momentary indicator that responds when the test set encountered a disruption of the incoming frame pattern. 316 Chapter 11
E1 Analyzer Measurement Results • Recv Level - The voltage level of the signal measured at the Rx jack. • Frequency - The frequency of the signal measured at the Rx jack. The E1 Pulses indicator must be active for this measurement to be displayed. • Elapsed Time - Indicates the amount of elapsed time since the last measurement reset. • BPV Errors - A tally of the number of BPV errors since the last measurement reset. • BPV Error Rate - The percent ratio of BPV errors to total bits transmitted since the last measurement reset. • BPV Errd Secs - The number of one second intervals since the last measurement reset that contained BPV errors. • Frame Errors - A tally of the number of Frame errors since the last measurement reset. • Frame Error Rate - The percent ratio of frame errors to total bits transmitted since the last measurement reset. • Frame Errd Secs - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that contained frame errors. • Signal Loss - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that contained signal errors. • Frame Sync Loss - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that contained frame sync loss. • Excess Zeros - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that contained excess zeros. • All 1's - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that contained the AIS pattern. • Error Free Seconds - A tally of the number of one-second intervals that were error free since the last measurement reset. • Errored Seconds - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that contained errors such as BPVs and frame errors. • Severe Errored Seconds - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that were severely errored. • Available Seconds - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the last measurement reset that were available for service. • Unavailable Seconds - A tally of the number of one-second intervals since the E1 Analyzer Chapter 11 317
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