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

For a functional characterization of the line, a series of tests<br />

(transmission quality measurement, traffic generation) must be<br />

carried out, first without and then with signal attenuation (0dB<br />

and –3dB setting, respectively).<br />

In case of negative results with signal attenuation, the conditions<br />

of the line are barely acceptable, with possible malfunctioning of<br />

the access once the NT socket has been installed.<br />

9.1.2. Programmable load<br />

The instrument is equipped with a programmable load that can be<br />

set with energy consumption ranging from a minimum value of<br />

30mW to a maximum of 2500mW. The standard consumption of a<br />

NT plug is normally about 1100mW, which is the <strong>de</strong>fault value of<br />

the instrument. To simulate the load of a NT-Plus plug, a wattage<br />

of about 1400mW can be set. The programmable load can be<br />

disabled by setting the NONE value. This makes it possible to<br />

measure the maximum voltage of the line, which <strong>de</strong>pends on the<br />

type of exchange connected to the tested access.<br />

The instrument is locally supplied either by the internal batteries<br />

or the external AC/DC adapter and therefore does not manage the<br />

lack of local supply at 230Vac.<br />

9.1.3. Minimum voltage<br />

This field is used to set the minimum voltage value un<strong>de</strong>r which<br />

the instrument resets its line interface and starts again with a<br />

‘cold’ activation.<br />

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CHAPTER 9. “U” INTERFACE

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