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Chapter 14 - General
Invert Data
This checkbox determines whether data will be inverted. Data inversion can
be used to meet pulse density requirements. Always leave this unchecked
unless otherwise instructed by your ISP.
be used to meet pulse density requirements. Always leave this unchecked
unless otherwise instructed by your ISP.
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If checked, data will be inverted. If a DSU at one end of a DS3 line
inverts its data, then the DSU at the other end must do the same.
inverts its data, then the DSU at the other end must do the same.
• If
unchecked, data will not be inverted. This is the default setting.
Bandwidth Allocation
This pull-down menu allows you to select the data rate for the CSU/DSU.
This can be used to set the throughput to match the bandwidth provided by
your NSP (Network Service Provider). The values are specified in megabits
per second, using an underscore ( _ ) as the decimal point (e.g., 3_158 is 3.158
Mbps). Both ends of the DS3 connection must have the same rate specified.
Unless the remote end is a Larscom CSU/DSU (or equivalent) or another
Compatible Systems DS3 interface, the default setting of 44_210 must be
used.
This can be used to set the throughput to match the bandwidth provided by
your NSP (Network Service Provider). The values are specified in megabits
per second, using an underscore ( _ ) as the decimal point (e.g., 3_158 is 3.158
Mbps). Both ends of the DS3 connection must have the same rate specified.
Unless the remote end is a Larscom CSU/DSU (or equivalent) or another
Compatible Systems DS3 interface, the default setting of 44_210 must be
used.
System Configuration Dialog Box
System Configuration Dialog Box