Aethra d2001 nx ユーザーズマニュアル

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USER’S MANUAL 
                                          ISDN TESTER AND ANALYZER D2001
NX 
 
 
To send another tone (next), in case of ‘Sweep Time: 
Manual’. 
 
In order to send the next tone, in case Freq.start is equal 
to Freq.stop.  
 
In order to send the previous tone, in case Freq.start is 
equal to Freq.stop. 
The test does not provide specific results, the results page displays besides 
frequency values transmitted and relative level, all ‘telephonic’ data available on the 
line like in MAKE A CALL test. 
3.6. BER test 
The most used way to verify the transmission quality of a data connection, is 
performing a BER (BIT ERROR RATE) test. In order to perform this test , the device 
sends a sequence of pseudorandom bits (PRBS) on  line and measures the error bits 
ratio (BER) as the number of wrong bits received divided by the total number of bits 
transmitted. The final result, is then estimated according to absolute parameters or 
weighed according to the standard G.821. 
The test may be carried out in presence of an ISDN connection with signalling  
protocol (e.g. E-DSS1), but also in leased data connection with several linking 
technologies. 
Some of the parameters concerning the test have to be configured according to the 
type of connection under verification. 
The final results instead, can be estimated in the same way a part from the type of 
access. 
Various types of test may be performed in order to verify the BER on a line, the most 
common are: 
•  Autocall 
•  Loop 
•  End-to-end 
The ‘Autocall’ mode expects the use of only one testing device, this carries out a call 
toward himself by using ISDN connections with signalling protocol over D channel. In 
this way it is possible to check the quality of line up to the local exchange. This is the 
typical test to carry out in first installation phase. 
CHAPTER 3 - PERFORMING A MANUAL TEST 
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