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NSC Solutions: Systems Level<br />

Basic Access Line Cards<br />

'S' OR 'u' JII<br />

RErERENCE<br />

POINT<br />

r---~ ........... ---+ BACKPLANE<br />

TP3400<br />

TP341 0<br />

TP3420<br />

For operation on a line card in a C.O., PABX or NT-2, each<br />

of the 3 transceiver devices can be set to operate as the<br />

timing master for the loop, being synchronized to the system<br />

clock and controlling all loop frame timing. If programmable<br />

time-slot assignment is required, the TP3155 TSAC<br />

provides 8 individually programmable frame sync pulse outputs<br />

locked to a common frame marker. 'B' channels can be<br />

interfaced to standard backplane interfaces, while 'D' channels<br />

can be either multiplexed on and off the card for processing<br />

or can undergo Layer 2 processing on the card itself.<br />

For the latter method, one HPC16400 handles Layer 2 framing<br />

for 2 basic access lines. In this manner, packets are first<br />

identified as data or signalling type by analysis of the SAPI<br />

field, with data packets being routed separately to a packet<br />

switch access node. If required, signalling packets can undergo<br />

protocol conversion in the HPC to an existing internal<br />

switch control protocol.<br />

RErERENCE<br />

'S' OR 'U'<br />

POINT<br />

JII<br />

TP3400<br />

TP341 0<br />

TP3420<br />

TLiX/0008-6<br />

Building an NT-1<br />

An NT-1 Network Termination is defined as a Layer 1 device<br />

only, which converts the 2-wire long-haul 'U' interface to the<br />

limited distance 4-wire 'S' interface. It has no capability for<br />

intercepting higher layers of the 'D' channel protocol. As<br />

such, it is built simply by connecting a TP3420 SID, configured<br />

in NT (or Master) mode, to a TP3410 Echo-canceller<br />

operating in Slave mode. Sharing a common 15.36 MHz<br />

JII<br />

JII<br />

1<br />

'S'<br />

TP3420<br />

"SID"<br />

MICROWIRE<br />

COP413C<br />

(OPTIONAL FOR LAYER<br />

# 1 MAINTENANCE)<br />

crystal, these devices pass 'B' and 'D' channel information<br />

across the standard 4-wire interface. Layer 1 maintenance<br />

protocols across both the 'U' and the 'SIT' interfaces,<br />

which are as of yet not definitively specified by most adminstrations,<br />

may be handled by a low cost 4-Bit COPSTM<br />

Microcontroller via its Microwire Interface.<br />

TP341 0<br />

E-C<br />

lie<br />

1<br />

'U'<br />

TL/X/0008-7<br />

3-7

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