Overview
The T1 E1 J1 Switch provides non-intrusive failsafe monitoring and intrusive test and diagnostic capability for up to 8 full duplex
T1, E1, and J1 lines. The unit provides two RJ-48c connectors for a thru connection for equipment and line connections and a Rj-48c
monitor connector for monitoring both directions of a full duplex high speed line.
The switch can be remotely controlled via a USB connection. GUI and scripted control software is available for placing the switch
in various modes for monitoring and diagnostic purposes.
The unit provides
- Two RJ-48c connectors for a thru-mode connection for equipment and line connections
- One Rj-48c monitor connector for monitoring both directions of a full duplex high-speed line.
The T1/E1/J1 Switch can be configured/controlled from a local GUI or remotely using GL's Windows Client Server (WCS).
Main Features:
- Monitoring & Intrusive testing can be done on both the equipment and line directions of a given T1/E1/J1 line.
- The switch can be controlled locally or remotely for testing access to telecommunication lines.
- Switch provides a fail-safe configuration on the event that power is lost.
Working Modes of T1/E1/J1:
The switch has three basic modes of operations:
- Thru-mode: This mode allows the signal to pass through the device by disconnecting the test access. With the test access
disconnected, the test card from the line will be set inactive, and therefore the signals will pass through the switch without any
monitoring.
- Monitor-mode (Default State): In this mode user can monitor either line or equipment telecommunication sides.
- Intrusive mode: This allows test access on either the line or equipment telecommunication sides.
The monitor and intrusive modes have additional detailed configurations, which allow greater control of the test access as
indicated in the user manual.
Software Controlling of Switch:
The switch can be controlled using either T1/E1 Switch Application software or using GL's Window Client Server (WCS).
The T1/E1 switch software allows the user to control the switch without sending remote control commands.
The Windows Client Server (WCS) is an application that allows the user to access the switch through a remote control script
interface. The commands in the script interface is explained in the GL Server Command Reference manual.
Specifications
Physical Interface
Physical Dimensions
Size
Weight |
1U rack mount case - (L) 6" x (W) 17.67" x (H) 1.72"
5 Lbs or 2.2Kg |
| Physical Interfaces |
Front Panel
8 green LEDS which are used to indicate monitor
8 yellow LEDS which are used to indicate intrusive testing mode
One additional LED to indicate power
Rear Panel
Line
8 RJ48c connectors, one for each port which is used to connect to the network
Equipment
8 RJ48c connectors, one for each port, which is used to connect to the CSU, or other equipment installed
Test
8 RJ48c connectors, one for each port which is used to connect to a test device to monitor or test T1/E1/J1 lines
AC Power
Has an AC receptacle to accommodate a three prong AC Plug.
USB Connector
A TYPE B USB Connector used to interface to a USB 2.0 PC device. |
| Software Requirements |
- T1/E1/J1 Switch Software GUI
- GL's Windows Client/Server (WCS) Application
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| Power |
- AC Power
- The AC power will accept 110-240VAC at 50/60 Hz with a 5x20mm slow blow .5A fuse.
- USB Power - The USB requires a 2.0 USB device connection, which will draw less than 500mA
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| PC Interface |
ISA-AT-Style/PCI 2.1 Complaint for Cards Parallel Port /PCMCIA Type II for Laptop Units. |
Buyer's Guide:
Please Note: The XX in the Item No. refers to the hardware platform, listed at the bottom of the Buyer's Guide,
which the software will be running on. Therefore, XX can either be DPT, DPE, PCT, PCE, HDT, HDE, DLT, DLE or UTE depending upon
the hardware.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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