âWires-onlyâ VDSL2 Modem Test Plan - NICC
âWires-onlyâ VDSL2 Modem Test Plan - NICC
âWires-onlyâ VDSL2 Modem Test Plan - NICC
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<strong>NICC</strong> ND 1436 V1.1.2 (2013-09)<br />
Deployment Scenario 2 : Microfilter with home wiring<br />
Description – This test gives an indication of how a CPE modem would perform if connected to the<br />
Openreach NGA network as part of a microfilter based deployment (i.e. with home wiring).<br />
Comparing the results against those obtained from the previous deployment scenario will give an<br />
indication on how the CPE performance is affected by bridged taps caused by telephony<br />
extensions in the customer’s premise. In this configuration, the three lengths of cable (7m, 12m<br />
and 20m) connected to the NTE5 (the demarcation point in the customer’s premise where the<br />
Openreach network terminates) are representative of telephony wiring extensions and are<br />
specifically chosen to introduce notches in the VDSL downstream and upstream frequency bands.<br />
<strong>Test</strong>ing should be performed using both FAST and INTERLEAVED operation.<br />
<strong>Test</strong> Description (FAST) –<br />
1) Configure the DSLAM to implement a CAL value of 30dB and the default band profile.<br />
2) Connect the CPE modem to the DSLAM using the test setup shown in Figure B.10.<br />
3) Set the line simulator to a loop length of 200m of TP-100 cable with the appropriate<br />
crosstalk injected at each end of the system.<br />
4) Record time taken for the CPE to attained synchronisation. This shall be