TEAMLINK 3002 SHDSL

LCD MODEM USER MANUAL

2 Wire Leased Line

2Mbps (Nx64Kbps) G.SHDSL Modem

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Table of Contents 
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CHAPTER 1................................................................................................................................................................. 3 
1.1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................... 3 
CHAPTER 2................................................................................................................................................................. 3 
2.1 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION ......................................................................................................................... 3 
2.1.1 Mother Board [Processor + Glue Logic] ..................................................................................................... 3 
2.1.2 DSL Card [SDHDSL Transceiver + AFE] ................................................................................................... 3 
2.1.3 User Interface Card. ..................................................................................................................................... 4 
3 FEATURES ............................................................................................................................................................... 5 

4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................................................ 6 

4.1 LINE INTERFACE [G.SHDSL] .......................................................................................................................... 6 
4.2 USER INTERFACES .......................................................................................................................................... 6 
4.3 TIMINGS ............................................................................................................................................................. 6 
4.4 E1 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................. 6 
4.5 USER DATA INTERFACE V35 ......................................................................................................................... 6 
4.6 DIAGNOSTICS ................................................................................................................................................... 7 
4.6.1 Loopbacks ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 
4.7 POWER ............................................................................................................................................................... 7 
4.8 ENVIRONMENT ................................................................................................................................................ 7 
5. LED INDICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 7 
5.1 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEDS ................................................................................................ 7 
5.2 FRONT PANEL................................................................................................................................................... 8 
5.3 BACK PANEL DETAILS V35 ............................................................................................................................ 8 
5.4 BACK PANEL DETAILS G703 .......................................................................................................................... 8 
6. INSTALLATION..................................................................................................................................................... 8 
6.1 DSL LINE QUALIFICATION ............................................................................................................................ 9 
6.2 GENERAL CONFIGURATION ......................................................................................................................... 9 
6.3HOW TO CONFIG THROUGH LCD ................................................................................................................ 10 
6.4 CONFIGURATION MENU FLOW DIAGRAMS ............................................................................................ 12 
6.4.1 Main Menu: ................................................................................................................................................ 12 
6.4.1.1 Config Menu ............................................................................................................................................ 13 
6.4.1.2 Loop Back Menu ...................................................................................................................................... 13 
6.4.1.3 Status Menu ............................................................................................................................................. 14 
6.4.1.4 Save Menu ................................................................................................................................................ 14 
6.4.1.5 Rem Modem Config Menu ....................................................................................................................... 14 
6.4.1.6 Remote save Menu ................................................................................................................................... 15 
7. CLOCK SETTINGS.............................................................................................................................................. 15 
7.1 CLOCKING SETTING IN THE MASTER MODEM G703 OR V35. .............................................................. 15 
7.1.1 Clock Polarity Selection in the Master Modem. If it is V35 only ................................................................ 15 
7.2 CLOCKING SETTING IN THE SLAVE MODEM. ......................................................................................... 15 
7.2.1 Clock Polarity Selection in the Slave V35 Modem. .................................................................................... 15 

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7.2 REMOTE MODEM ........................................................................................................................................... 15 
8. TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................... 16 
8.1 LOCAL LOOP BACK TEST ............................................................................................................................. 16 
8.2 DIGITAL LOOP BACK TEST ..........................................................................................................................16 
8.3 REMOTE LOOP BACK TEST..........................................................................................................................16 
8.4 PATTERN GENERATION AND CHECKING ................................................................................................ 16 
9 TYPICAL APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 16 
9.1 EXTENDING G.703/E1 INTERFACE TO CUSTOMER PREMISES ............................................................. 16 
9. 2 CARRYING DATA WITHIN AN EXCHANGE ............................................................................................. 17 
9. 3 CARRYING VOICE THROUGH WITHIN AN EXCHANGE ........................................................................ 17 
9. 4 CARRYING VOICE THROUGH DIFFERENT EXCHANGE AREAS .......................................................... 17 
10 CONNECTION DETAILS .................................................................................................................................. 18 
10.1 G.703 INTERFACE ......................................................................................................................................... 18 
10.2 LINE INTERFACE.......................................................................................................................................... 18 
10.3 MMS CABLE .................................................................................................................................................. 18 
11 TECHNICAL SUPPORT & WARRANTY ....................................................................................................... 19 
11.1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT SHEET ................................................................................................................... 19 

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CHAPTER 1
1.1 INTRODUCTION
Today’s bandwidth requirement applications such as Internet access, Remote LAN access, teleconferencing,
workgroup and data sharing, telecomputing and various digital services demanded for the high speed data
network access

The demand for the telephone connections is increasing at much faster rate, Along with telephone connections
demanded for the high data rate leased lines is also increasing.

Teamlink 3002 SHDSL modem utilizes the technology as per the ITU-T G.991.2 combining the SDSL and
HDSL technologies; Teamlink 3002 SHDSL uses the TCPAM (Trellis coded pulse amplitude Modulation)
modulation technique for achieving the maximum data rate and maximum reach.

Teamlink 3002 SHDSL modem supports the user data rates from the 64Kbps to 2048/2312Kbps using
TCPAM on 0.4mm/0.5mm/0.6mm or mixed twisted copper pair in access network without regenerator or
repeater.

CHAPTER 2
2.1 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Teamlink 3002SHDSL Modem having three functional blocks

1. Mother Board [Processor + Glue Logic]

2. DSL Card [SDHDSL Transceiver + AFE]
3. User Interfaces

2.1.1 Mother Board [Processor + Glue Logic]

The Main board in the Teamlink 3002SHDSL modem is having High efficient 16Bit microprocessor for the
Configuration of the DSL and PCM framers. Microprocessor will do the Startup, configuration, EOC
Messages collecting and BER calculation etc.

2.1.2 DSL Card [SDHDSL Transceiver + AFE]

The DSL Card is having DSL Framer and Formatter for the Data, clock, sync recovery from the Analog line,
this is also responsible for framing E1PRA or BRI or Synchronous data into G.SHDSL Frame as per ITU-T
G.991.2 specifications. This framer is having two main sections, transmitter and receiver.

DSL transmitter will receive the data from the PCM interface / User interface in the form of bit streams and
maps the data to the appropriate Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) symbols and it will forward to the AFE
section of the DSP for the digital to Analog conversion.

The receiver receives the serialized data from the AFE, Trellis coded pulse amplitude Modulator and
demodulator will recovers the information like clock, data, sync and forwarded to the PCM interface in the
form of serialized data.

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2.1.3 User Interfaces

Here are Four User Interfaces in the Teamlink 3002SHDSL 2 wire Nx64 Modem
They are
1. G703 E1 Interface [120 Ohms Balanced and 75 Ohms Unbalanced]
2. V35 Interface
3. 2/4 Port Ethernet Switch Interface [ Autocross over,autosensing,10/100 Mbps]
4. G703 Co-Directional Interface [ Fixed 64 Kbps Modem with AMI PCM Coding ]

2.1.3.1 G703 E1 Interface:

The G703 E1 is having 4 wire Physical interface where one pair is for the Transmit and other
is for the receive direction.G703 E1 is as per the ITU-T G703,G704 standards and HDB3 line coding
is being used. This G703 E1 Interface can be configured in UNFRAMED mode No framing
requirement, can be configured in PCM31/PCM30 with CRC Enable or disable options.

2.1.3.2 V35 Interface:

Teamlink 3002SHDSL-V35 modem will support Nx64 data rates. N will starts from 1 to 32
timeslots and the same modem will be compatible with 64Kbps G703 Co-directional interface modem
I at another end.

2.1.3.3 2Port Ethernet Interface:

In 2 Port Ethernet Interface mode the Modem is having 2 10/100 Mbps auto sensing, auto
cross over, half / Full duplex Ethernet interface In this mode 4K address learning table for local
address filtering.

2.1.3.4 4Port Ethernet Interface:

In 4 Port Ethernet Interface mode the Modem is having 4 10/100 Mbps auto sensing, auto cross
over, half / Full duplex Ethernet interface In this mode 4K address learning table for local address filtering.

2.1.3.4 G703 Co directional Interface:

G703 4 Wire Interface is used for fixed 64Kbps speeds in This Mode the G703 transmit and
receive sections will use AMI Coding.

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3 FEATURES
• Utilizes the G.SHDSL specification as per the ITU-T G.991.2

• Teamlink 3002SHDSL modem uses TCPAM modulation technique

• Data rates from 64Kbps to 2048/2304 Kbps in 64/56 Kbps steps

• Operates in the 2 Wire Leased lines.

• Configuration and Monitoring is from the front panel LCD Push button switches

• Supports 120 Ohms Balanced and Optional 75Ohms Unbalanced for the G703 E1 Interfaces.

• It will supports Unframed, Framed PCM31,Framed PCM30

• Shorts haul and Long operation for the G703 E1 Interface

• Embedded Operation Channel for the Control and monitoring of the slave modem

• Supports Local, Digital, Remote Loop back facilities for the Diagnostics

• Built in 511 Test Pattern Generation and Checking for the checking of the DSL lines

• Supports Internal, External, DSL recovered clock modes

• Provides NMS,10/100 Ethernet Port Optional for the Configuration and Monitoring through standard
SNMP browser.

• Inbuilt Protection for the Over Voltage and Current

• Protection as per the ITU-T K20,K21 Complied

• Simple in installation

• Inbuilt 48V DC & 230V AC Power supply both in a single Box.

• The same V35 Modem will compatible for the G703 Co directional modem at the Exchange

• Modularity for the Interfaces at with field up gradable.

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4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
4.1 LINE INTERFACE [G.SHDSL]
Line Type 2 wires unconditioned dedicated twisted pair
Line Coding TC-PAM16
Range Unto 6 Km on 0.5mm diameter copper cable @ 2Mbps and 11Km @64Kbps
Line Impedance 135 Ohms
Return loss should be 14db minimum over a frequency band of 1 KHz to 2 MHz
Longitudinal Balance Should be better than 40dB over a frequency range 20 KHz to 2 MHz
Line Interface Follows the ITU-T REC 991.2 and ETSI 101524
Connector RJ45

4.2 USER INTERFACES

G703 E1
G703 Co directional
V35
X.21
10/100 2 Port Ethernet Bridge

4.3 TIMINGS
INTERNAL TIMING Local Oscillator Clock
RECOVERED TIMING Recovered from the DSL Line
EXTERNAL TIMING Clock Derived from the External DTE

4.4 E1 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS

Framing Unframed/Framed PCM31/Framed PCM30 with CRC En/Dis
Nominal Bit Rate 2048Kbps +/- 50PPM
Line Coding HDB3
Line Impedance 120 Ohms Balanced or 75 Ohms Unbalance [Optional]
Receiving Timing Recovered from the E1 Interface
Transmit Timing Always Recovered from the DSL line
Receiver sensitivity 0 to –43dB
Jitter Performance as per the ITU-T Rec.G823.
E1 Compliance ITU-T G.703, G704, G706, G736, G732
Return loss 12dB for 51 to 102 KHz, 18dB for 102 to 2048 KHz
Connector RJ 45 for Balanced 120 Ohms and 2BNC for the unbalanced line
(Optional)

4.5 USER DATA INTERFACE V35

Interface V.35/RS530/RS422/X.21
Data Rates 64Kbps to 2048Kbps in steps of 64Kbps
Receiving timing Recovered from the DSL Line
Transmit timing Local/Recovered /External
Connector DB34 Pin Female 15Pin D type for X.21/V11 Interfaces

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4.6 DIAGNOSTICS
4.6.1 Loopbacks

Local Loop back (Towards the DTE)

Digital Loop back (Towards the Line Interface)
Remote Loop back (Loop from the Far end modem)
Built in 511 Test pattern Generation and checking as per the V.54

4.7 POWER
230V AC or 48V DC both in the same Box

4.8 ENVIRONMENT
Operating Temperature : -5 to +55°C
Humidity : 5% to 99%

5. LED INDICATIONS
5.1 FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION OF THE LEDS
PWR OFF Indicates that no AC or DC power is connected or not switched ON the modem
ON Indicates that no AC or DC power is connected or not switched ON the modem
MR OFF Indicates that modem is not ready
ON Indicates that modem is ready
COT OFF Indicates that modem is configured as Central office terminal or Master
ON Indicates that modem is configured as Remote terminal or Slave
DSL Link OFF Indicated that Central or Remote modem is not synchronized with the other End modem
ON Indicated that Central or Remote modem is synchronized with the other End modem
BLINKING Indicates that local modem is synchronizing with the other end modem.
ERR OFF Indicates that No errors are reporting on the DSL Line.
ON Indicates that continues errors are reporting on the DSL line.
TD OFF Indicates that 1’s are transmitting in the DSL line ( V.35 Modem only)
ON Indicates that 0,s are transmitting in the DSL line ( V.35 Modem only)
BLINKING Indicates that random data is transmitting in the DSL line ( V.35 Modem only)
RD OFF Indicates that 1’s are receiving from the DSL line ( V.35 Modem only)
ON Indicates that 0,s are receiving from the DSL line ( V.35 Modem only)
BLINKING Indicates that random data is receiving from the DSL line ( V.35 Modem only)
E1 SYNC OFF Indicates that G703 [PCM] is not connected to the modem (E1/Codir Modem only)
ON Indicates that G703 [PCM] is connected to the modem (E1/Co-dir Modem only)
AIS OFF Indicates that no All ones are coming in the receiving E1 or Co-dir stream (E1/Codir
Modem only)
ON Indicates that All ones are coming in the receiving E1 or Co-dir stream
DTR OFF Indicates that Data Terminal Ready is OFF ( V.35 Modem only)
ON Indicates that Data Terminal Ready is ON ( V.35 Modem only)
RTS OFF Indicates that request to send is not coming from the Router or DTE ( V.35 Modem only)
ON Indicates that request to send is ON ( V.35 Modem only)
PAT OFF Indicates that 511 Bit pattern generation not initiated from the modem
ON Indicates that 511 Bit pattern generation is initiated from the modem
TST OFF Indicates that No loop back is initiated
ON Indicates that Remote or Local Loop is Initiated
BLINKING Indicates that Digital loop is initiated from the other end modem

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5.2 E1 Modem Front Panel

5.2 V.35 Modem Front Panel

5.3 BACK PANEL DETAILS E1

5.4 BACK PANEL DETAILS V.35

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6. INSTALLATION
6.1 DSL LINE QUALIFICATION

1. Check the Loop resistance and continuity of the copper cable pair using multimeter. The loop resistance of
the copper cable per one kilometer is approximately 170 Ohms to 175 Ohms on 0.5mm diameter copper cable.
The maximum loop resistance and the distance between the central and remote modems on 0.5mm diameter
cable pair should not exceed the specified limits.

2. For 2048Kbps speed loop resistance should not exceed 1032 Ohms

3. If the loop resistance exceeds the above specified limits errors will results in the data.

4. Check the AC and DC voltages in the DSL copper cable by using the multi meter there should
not be any AC and DC voltages.

5. Check the power cables and DSL line cables while on installing the modem in the field.

6. Insert the Power cable 230AC or 48DC depending on the user requirement and power on the
Modem

7. Wait for few seconds to boot the system and check the MR Led.

8. After MR Led is ON in the modem the modem is ready for connectivity with other modem.

6.2 GENERAL CONFIGURATION

1. Configure one modem Central [COT or Master] and other in Remote [RT or Slave]

2. The COT [Master] modem will Placed at the Exchange side and the remote modem
[Slave Modem] is placed at the router Router side.

3. Connect the E1 (PCM) Cable to COT Modem. (1-2 and 4-5 pins)

4. Connect router cable to the Slave mode.

5. Connect the DSL line [4&5 pins] of the RJ45 cable to the both master and the slave modems.

6. Wait for the DSL linkup LED to turn on from blinking stage [blinking state will indicates the
Modem is trying to synchronize]

7. After the DSL link is stable then Modems are ready to use.

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6.3HOW TO CONFIG THROUGH LCD

The Teamlink 3002SHDSL 2Mbps (Nx64) Modem is having sleek front panel LCD push button keys for the
configuration and troubleshooting.

The Four Front panel Push button switches are used for the selecting the Menu for the Configuration and
diagnostics purpose.

The Four Push Button switches and their functions are follows

MENU SCROLL LEFT SCROLL RIGHT SEL

ESC: Esc push button is used to escape from current Menu.

> SCROLL RIGHT : This push button is used for the scrolling menus right side.

< SCROLL LEFT : This push button is used for scrolling the menus left side.

ENT: This push button is for entering a particular menu or to select required options in the current menu.

Following are the Menus given for the user to change configuration and see the Status.

6.3.1 Main Menu

Æ Config Menu
Loop back Menu
Status Menu
Local save Menu
Remote Config Menu
Remote save Menu
Remote Status Menu

Main Menu Will Display all menus in the System. To navigate through these menus use UP Arrow push
button for going up Menus, DOWN Arrow push button for going down Menus on the LCD front panel.

6.3.2 Config Menu

Æ Terminal Type Æ Central or Remote Selection
Speed Selection Æ Selects the Modem Speed
Clock Selection Æ Selects the Internal/ Recovered/ External
Interface is E1 PCM type Æ Selects the PCM type for E1 datta.
CRC Æ Select Enable/Disable CRC 4

TCLK Polarity Æ Selects the vsat transmit clock polarity to

Interface is V35 Transmit towards the HSCU side.
RCLK Polarity Æ Selects the rclk polarity normal or inverted mode
To receive from the modem.[ Towards the router]
Config Menu provides a means to configure all the Interface parameters. The parameters to be configured are
available in the Config Sub Menu.
Example: To configure the Terminal type select the Terminal type in Config Menu. It has a provision to configure
as Central or remote, press select push button to choose appropriate parameter.

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6.3.3 Loop back Menu

ÆLocal Loop back Menu ÆSelects the Local Loop Back

Digital Loop back Menu ÆSelects the Digital Loop Back
Remote Loop back Menu ÆSelects the Remote Loop back
Test Pattern Menu ÆSelects the 511 Test Pattern Generations

Loop back Menu provides a means to perform diagnostics. It has a provision to perform three loop backs
[Local loop, Digital Loop back, Remote Loop back] and also Test pattern Generation and checking. Press select
push button to enable or disable a particular functionality.

6.3.4 Status Menu

Æ Total Time
Sync Time
DSL Noise Margin
DSL Far End Attenuation
DSL SYNC Drops
Pattern Errors [While on Pattern Generation is Enabled]
Clear errors

The status menu provides a means to check the status of DSL related parameters. It has a provision to
display DSL noise margin in dB, Far end attenuation in dB, DSL sync time in Sec, DSL Total time in Sec after
the Power ON, DSL sync drops, Pattern Errors and clear errors.

6.3.5 Local Save Menu

Æ YES Æ NO
The save Menu provides a means to save the changes done in the Config menu into the Non Volatile
memory, to save select YES and push ENT button After saving into the non volatile memory Modem will
reset automatically.

6.3.6 Rem Modem Config

Æ Terminal Type Æ Central or Remote Selection

Speed Selection Æ Selects the Modem Speed
Clock Selection Æ Selects the Internal/ Recovered/ External
Interface is E1 PCM type Æ Selects the PCM type for E1 datta.
CRC Æ Select Enable/Disable CRC 4

TCLK Polarity Æ Selects the vsat transmit clock polarity to

Interface is V35 Transmit towards the HSCU side.
RCLK Polarity Æ Selects the rclk polarity normal or inverted mode
To receive from the modem.[ Towards the router]

In this menu we can configure the remote modem parameters.

Rem Config Menu provides a means to configure all the remote interface parameters. The parameters to be
configured are available in the Rem Config Sub Menu.
Example: To configure the Terminal type select the RemTerminal type in Rem Config Menu. It has a provision to
configure as Central or remote, press ENT button to choose appropriate parameter.

NOTE: To change the remote modem paramters the dsl link should be UP

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6.3.7 Remote Save Menu:

Saves the remote modem parameters from the local modem.

This menu will save the configuration of the remote modem from the Local modem. After the Save
command the remote modem will Automatically saves the configuration into the flash and will Reset and starts
from the booting process.

NOTE:After changing the remote modem speed from the local modem, change the local modem speed and
save the local modem through the save menu.Be ensure the modems speeds are same at the time of dsl link, If
the master and the slave modems speed are different then it will cause syncronization loss or dsl link losses
frequently.[ ex. 64Kbps, 128Kbps, 256Kbps, 512Kbps….etc]

6.4 CONFIGURATION MENU FLOW DIAGRAMS

Display: TEAMLINK 3002SHDSL
SHDSL E1 MODEM - If interface is E1
SHDSL V.35 MODEM - If interface is V35 ÆPress Enter for the Main Menus

6.4.1 Main Menu:

Main Menu Main Menu

Config Menu

Main Menu
Esc Loopback Menu

Main Menu
Status Menu
Ent

Main Menu Note: Press < or > for scrolling

Local save Menu Press <ENT>for selection
Press <ESC> for previous Menu

Main Menu
Remote Modem Config
Main Menu
Remote save Menu

Main Menu
Remote status Menu

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6.4.1.1 Config Menu

Main Menu Config Menu Terminal Type Terminal Type

Config Menu Terminal Type Central Remote

Config Menu PCM Type PCM-30/

Clock Selection Unframed PCM-31

Config Menu Speed Selection Speed Selection

Speed Selection 64 Kbps 2048 Kbps

Config Menu Clock Selection Clock Selection

TCLK Polarity Int Clk Ext Clk

Config Menu RCLK Polarity RCLK Polarity

RCLK Polarity Normal Inverted

Config Menu TCLK Polarity TCLK Polarity

Clock Selection Normal Inverted

6.4.1.2 Loop Back Menu

Main Menu Loop back menu LLB is ON

Loop Back Menu Local Loop Back Exit Test..?

Loop back menu DLB is ON

Digital Loop Back Exit Test..?

Loop back menu RLB is ON

Remote Loop Back Exit Test..?

Loop back menu PAT Gen is ON

Patt Generation Exit Test..?

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6.4.1.3 Status Menu

Main Menu Status Menu DSL errors
Status Menu DSL Errors [0000]

Status Menu Patt errors

Patt Errors <0000>

Status Menu Patt errors

Noise Margin < 0000dB>

Status Menu Total time

Total Time <0030Sec>

Status Menu DSL Sync Time

DSL Sync Time <0000Sec>

Status Menu DSL Sync Drops

DSL Sync Drops <0000>

Status Menu DSL Sync Drops

Far end Att <0000dB>

Status Menu Clear Errors

Clear Errors All Errs Cleared

6.4.1.4 Save Menu

Main Menu Save Changes Save Changes

Local Save Menu Yes <Saved>

6.4.1.5 Rem Modem Config Menu

Main Menu Rem Modem Config Terminal Type Terminal Type

Rem Modem config Terminal Type Central *Central

Rem Modem Config Speed selection Speed selection

Speed Selection 64Kbps *2048Kbps

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6.4.1.6 Remote save Menu

Main Menu Save Changes Save Changes

Remote save Menu Yes <Saved>

Note: After saving the remote parameters the remote modem will be reset and then starts from
Boot.

7. CLOCK SETTINGS
7.1 CLOCKING SETTING IN THE MASTER MODEM G703 OR V35.
1. Local Clock : Selects the Local clock operation.
2. External Clock : Selects the DTE clock or External clock operation.

7.1.1 Clock Polarity Selection in the Master Modem. If it is V35 only

1. TCLK Polarity : Selects the Transmit clock polarity normal or inverted mode

* Normal [Default]
Inverted

2. RCLK Polarity : Selects the receive clock polarity normal or inverted mode

* Normal [Default]
Inverted

7.2 CLOCKING SETTING IN THE SLAVE MODEM.

If the modem is configured in slave mode the clock will automatically configures in
DSL recovered mode.

7.2.1 Clock Polarity Selection in the Slave V35 Modem.

1. TCLK Polarity : Selects the receive clock polarity normal or inverted mode
* Normal [Default]
* Inverted
2. RLK Polarity : Selects the receive clock polarity normal or inverted mode

* Normal [Default]
* Inverted

7.2 REMOTE MODEM

NOTE: IN the Remote Modem always selected the DSL Recovered clock for the receive
Direction and in the transmit direction always recovered from the PCM Interface
i.e., Modem will operate in the Plesiosynchronous mode.

NOTE: Remote Modem is always operates in the DSL recovered clock Mode

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8. TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE
8.1 LOCAL LOOP BACK TEST

This Test is used to loop back the data coming from DTE Interface back to the DTE Interface itself to test
DTE Interface status and cable assembly that is Connected to the Modem. To initiate this test go to the
Diagnostic Menu ÆLocal loop back MenuÆand press Select push button for the selecting the loop back

8.2 DIGITAL LOOP BACK TEST

This Test is used to loop back the data coming from the DSL line back to the DSL line itself to test the Remote
Modem and the DSL Line condition To initiate this test just Go to Diagnostic Menu ÆDigital loop back
MenuÆand Press Select push button.

8.3 REMOTE LOOP BACK TEST

This Test is used to test the Local Modem, DSL Line Local DTE, Remote Modem, To initiate this test go to
Diagnostic menuÆRemote loop back Menu and press Select push button

8.4 PATTERN GENERATION AND CHECKING

Test Pattern is used to transmit the 511 bit pattern on The DSL line and loop back the same pattern at Far End
By giving the Digital loop in the Remote modem or giving the Remote Loop back in the Local Modem will
Test the Local Modem, Remote Modem and DSL Line. If any Errors Found in the DSL Line ERR Led
Will Blinking.

9 TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
9.1 EXTENDING G.703/E1 INTERFACE TO CUSTOMER PREMISES
Teamlink3002 modems with G.703 interface are used to extend the E1 interface from the exchange to the RAS
equipment at the customer premises as shown in Figure.

PCM Network Router/

Teamlink 3002 Teamlink 3002 ISP
Terminal Exchange G.703 Master G.703 Slave Equipment

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9. 2 CARRYING DATA WITHIN AN EXCHANGE

Teamlink3002 modems with V.35 interface are used to transport data between two subscriber premises, which
are located in the same exchange area as shown in Figure

Teamlink 3002 Teamlink 3002

V.35 Master V.35 Slave

Router Router

9. 3 CARRYING VOICE THROUGH WITHIN AN EXCHANGE

Teamlink3002 modems with G.703 interface are used to carry voice between two subscriber premises, which are
located in the same exchange area.

PBX Teamlink 3002 Teamlink 3002

EPABX G.703 Master G.703 Slave E PBX

CARRYING VOICE THROUGH DIFFERENT EXCHANGE AREAS

In case if the subscribers are located in different exchange areas, a pair of Teamlink3002 modems with V.35 and
G.703 interfaces is used to transport data between each subscriber and exchange as shown in Figure.

PCM Network Teamlink 3002 Teamlink 3002

Terminal Exchange G.703 Master G.703 Slave

Router

PCM Network RAS/

Teamlink 3002 Teamlink 3002 ISP
Terminal Exchange G.703 Master G.703 Slave Equipment

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10 CONNECTION DETAILS
10.1 G.703 INTERFACE

RJ45 Pin Number Pin Name Wire Color

1 TX1 Orange
2 TX2 Orange White
4 RX1 Green
5 RX2 Green White

10.2 LINE INTERFACE

RJ45 Pin Number Pin Name Wire Color
4 Limb 1 Orange
5 Limb 2 Orange White

10.3 MMS CABLE

RJ45 Connector Pin Pin Name RJ45 Pin Number
Number (Female) (Male)
3 TX 3
5 Ground 4
2 RX 6

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11 TECHNICAL SUPPORT & WARRANTY

11.1 TECHNICAL SUPPORT SHEET
For any problem related to the modem, kindly fill this form completely and send by email to
[email protected]. we shall promptly contact you back on e-mail / phone no. given
on this form to provide technical support.

Please do not ship physical modem from the site without confirmation from our end.
1. Name of the modem installation site: ___________________________ Location: _________________
2. Address of Installation site: ____________________________________________________________
3. Tele No with STD code: ______________________________________________________________
4. Contact Person Details: - Name:_________________________________________________________
(Name of the field engineer at site)
E-mail Id: - ______________________________________ Mobile No.: ________________________
5. Product Description: - Model: ____________________
6. Symptoms/Fault reported (No POWER/ No SYNC/ No DATA TRANSFER): -
__________________________________________________________________________________

Feedback / Observation:

1. Input Power Source (230V AC or 48V DC) : _______________________________________________

2. Dip Switch Settings:
3. In G.703: ____________________________________________________________________________
4. In V.35: _____________________________________________________________________________
5. LED Indication on the modem/s:_________________________________________________________
(Pl indicate the LEDs which are in ON condition at the time of problem)
6. Back to back testing: (Passed/Failed ) _____________________________________________________
7. Outcome of any other test / swapping with working modems:- __________________________________
8. Details of the Router/Mux Connected to the modem __________________________________________
9. Any other Additional info _______________________________________________________________

Details of shipping location: (This could be same as installation site or any other place from where the
Modem will be shipped to our repair centre at Hyderabad at address below)
• Name of person and contact no’s: ________________________________________________________
• Address where it has to be returned back after repair: _________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________

Address:
Customer Support Dept.,
TEAM ENGINEERS ADVANCE TECHNOLOGES INDIA PVT LTD
Plot No. A-1/2/A, Industrial Park, IDA UPPAL,
HYDERABAD – 500 039. A.P., INDIA
Tel No. +91 40 – 2720 4730, 2720 4731,
Mobile: 8008200680/8009200682/8008200671/9949150099.
Mail: [email protected] ; [email protected]
Web: [email protected]

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