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<strong>ISDN</strong> <strong>ANALYZER</strong> <strong>D1080</strong> USER’S MANUAL REV. 5<br />

8.3.1. Checking the remote supply voltage from<br />

NT1<br />

In TE SIMULATOR or MONITOR mo<strong>de</strong>, the instrument checks the<br />

supply voltage level from NT1 and acknowledges reverse polarity<br />

in emergency condition.<br />

If supply voltage is <strong>de</strong>tected over the S-BUS, the main display<br />

page shows the corresponding value expressed in volts with the<br />

polarity sign. The reverse characters indicate the emergency<br />

condition of the NT1 termination.<br />

The instrument classifies the information about the remote supply<br />

voltage as low, good or high with the following symbols which<br />

appear in the top right corner of the display:<br />

70<br />

“A”, if S-BUS power supply is absent<br />

, when the S-BUS voltage is lower than the minimum<br />

value provi<strong>de</strong>d for by the specifications (24 V in standard<br />

condition and 34 V in emergency power condition)<br />

, when the S-BUS power supply is compliant with the<br />

specification values<br />

, when the S-BUS voltage is higher than the maximum<br />

value provi<strong>de</strong>d for by the specifications (42 V)<br />

The symbols are shown in inverse vi<strong>de</strong>o in case of emergency<br />

condition.<br />

CHAPTER 8. MONITORING THE PHYSICAL LEVEL

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