• Remote connections over X.25 TCP/IP or RS-232 • Local bantam jack RS-232 access • Access supervision for intrusive testing • Drop and insert in both directions • Industry standard test
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• Local bantam jack RS-232 access
• Access supervision for intrusive testing
• Drop and insert in both directions
• Industry standard test signal generation
• DS1 remote loopback control
• Monitoring and measurement of signal
• No provisioning or periodic maintenance required
(RTAU)
The Soneplex Remote Test Access Unit (RTAU) module provides a full complement of DS1 test capabilities to the Soneplex Broadband platform Test capability can now be deployed directly in the loop electronics, at a cost well below methods typically deployed such as test heads or portable test equipment The Soneplex RTAU allows operators to test from multiple points in the network, both remote and local, supporting intrusive testing, remote loopback control, test sig-nal generation and insertion, performance monitoring, measurement, jack access, and more ADC’s Soneplex system is the lowest total cost solution to expand local loop business services
In addition to HDSL, HDSL2, traditional T1 repeater or optical DS2 technologies, Soneplex’s advanced diagnostic and management functions allow maximum control and visibility through-out local networks Focused on flexible, end-to-end solutions, the Soneplex system approach provides robust, cost-efficient transmission and access over either fiber or copper, using a single platform
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Operators are faced with growing demand for improved DS1 HiCap service and performance while the types of managed customer premises equipment (CPE) has grown Operators require a cost efficient method to determine whether or not a problem is in the network, while avoiding costly dispatches for problems that are at the CPE The Soneplex Broadband system with the RTAU module consolidates test and equipment costs into one node that provides M13, office bay repeater and test head capability and the ability to test the full circuit remotely
Test Access
Today’s methods of testing require expensive test heads, additional wiring, and the units monitored are passive Testing of remote equipment requires T1 backhaul and test results are often non-standard A remote central office will require additional test heads and test sets located in the central office
Operations Center
REACT™
M13
WDCS
ORB DSX-1
M13 Mux
DS3
SONET SONET
Test Head
DS3 Central
Remote Central Office
Figure 1: Typical LEC T1 Testing
Achieve equipment savings and enhanced operation with the Soneplex RTAU.
• Consolidate M13’s, office repeater bays and DSX-1’s and realize immediate relief from costly test head equipment
• Enhance test operation systems visibility with direct connections
• Realize lower cost and time savings!
Figure 2: Soneplex with RTAU LEC T1 Testing
Operations Center
REACT™
M13
WDCS
DS3
SONET SONET
DS3 Central
Remote Central Office
Soneplex System
R T A U
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Description
Competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) realize the benefits of remote test access when their equipment
is co-located at an RBOC facility CLEC’s can bypass barriers to entry by remotely monitoring and testing their equipment at the central office This includes identifying where the problem is: the CLEC equipment, the cus-tomer equipment or the RBOC equipment Using remote dial-in the RTAU can be utilized for remote test access with or without expensive test software suites
Figure 3: CLEC Remote Test of Full T1 Circuit: Central Office, and Remote
Operations Center
REACT™
Customer Premises
Central Office
Soneplex System
R T A U
CLEC Collocated Equipment
MDF ILEC Facility HDSL Remote
T1 Fiber HDSL or HDSL2
The Soneplex Broadband system with the RTAU supplies enhanced remote and local test access and moni-toring for any one of the 28 T1 signals within the Soneplex system, whether delivered by copper or fiber Using TL1 commands, operations systems operators can remotely monitor and control an extensive array of high capacity digital services (HDCS) testing as defined by Bellcore for access supervision, in-service signal con-figuration, test signal generation, loopback control, and monitoring and measurement of the signal Hekimian and ADC have worked together to also ensure that the Soneplex Broadband system can be tested using the Hekimian REACT 2001™ remote network test platform Soneplex supports TL1 over both X.25 or TCP/IP
The RTAU is packaged as a single plug-in module It replaces the TAU module in the TAU slot of the Soneplex Broadband chassis and requires the Main Processor Unit (MPU) software Version 5.3 or later or the Shelf Control Unit (SCU) 3.0 or later Bantam jacks on the front panel of the RTAU provide local test access
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(24 x 2.5 x 25 cm)
Soneplex RTAU
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12 oz (0.34 kg) -40ºF to 149ºF (-40º to 65ºC) -40ºF to 158ºF (-40º to 70ºC) 5% to 95%, non-condensing -42 to -60 VDC, -48 VDC nominal
100 mA at -48 V nominal, 175 mA at -48 V max
AMI or B8ZS 1.544 Mbs ± 130 ppm max
8.2 watts, maximum
100 ohms nominal ± 5%