
4 Section 61150077L1-5, Issue 1 61150.077L1-5B
3. TESTING
TheBR1/10U-BR1TE responds tostandardembedded
operations channel (
eoc
) testing, including B1, B2 and
2B+D loopbacks. These
eoc
commands are sent from
an upstream device, such as the ISDN switch, another
U-BR1TE,or anISDNtest set. Thisloopback capability
allows for remote testing.
DS0 TESTING
DS0 LocalTest access allows local craftspersons to
assist in circuit turn-up or sectionalization of trouble/
equipment malfunction when remote testing is not
available or convenient.
The BR1/10 BCU and LIU provide the required network
access for testing downstream ISDN devices, inserting
a test pattern to either the carrier or loop interface,
performing a local bi-lateral loopback, and performing
local performance monitoring of the ISDN circuit.
When DS0 is selected on the BR1/10 BCU, local test
access is afforded to each of the installed BR1/10
BR1TE channel units in both the downstream and
upstreamdirections. BantamjacksforDS0logicaccess,
the 8 kHz and 64 kHz clock reference, the selection of
the desired channel unit (1-10) and of the desired test
are provided by the BR1/10 LIU. When the 10 position
rotaryswitchisusedtoselectaBR1TEchannelunit,the
Status LED on the BR1TE channel unit will alternate
flashing
RED and GREEN for approximately 3 seconds
before returning to the current status display.
Loopback Test (ADR1-ADR6, NT1)
Loopbacks in the network-to-customer direction can be
initiated from either the ISDN switch or the BR1/10 LIU.
Thedownstreamdirectionisautomaticallyselectedbased
onthecardpositioninthenetwork. Toinitiatealoopback,
perform the following:
1. Insert the TX and RX Bantam plugs of the DS0
digital test set into the Bantam jack of the LIU.
Connect the clock input to the DS0 digital test set
DB-9 connector on the LIU. Configure the test set
for Near Logic and 64 kbps.
2. Select the desired BR1TE channel unit using the
DSL rotary switch on the LIU. The selected BR1TE
channel card STATUS LED will
flash
GREEN and
RED for approximately 3 seconds when selected.
3. Select the desired loopback address on the LIU
(ADR1-ADR6, or NT1).
4. Select the desired bearer channel using B1/B2 DIP
switch on the BCU.
5. Depress the BCU’s recessed TEST push-button to
initiate the loopback test. The DS0-LB status LED
will light YELLOW when the loopback is established
to the selected address. If the selected address does
notrespond,theDS0-LBLEDwillremainout. Observe
the DS0 digital set for bit errors.
6. Tests to the other B channel or additional network
ISDN devices may be performed by changing to
another test (steps 3 and 4). It is not necessary to
exit the test mode to select a new test. If a new
BR1TEchannelunitisselected,allDS0testswillbe
terminated.
7. Toterminatetheloopback,depresstheTESTpush-
button, or remove the transmit Bantam plug. Upon
deactivationof the test,the DS0-LB LEDwill go out.
Point-to-Point Test, (CRTX, LPTX)
A point-to-point (straightaway) test can be performed to
either the U-interface (LPTX) or the T1 carrier interface
(CRTX).
To initiate a point-to-point test using a DS0 digital test
set, perform the following:
1. Insert the TX and RX Bantam plugs of the DS0
digital test set into the Bantam jack on the LIU.
Connect the clock input to the DS0 digital test set
DB-9 connector on the LIU. Configure the test set
for Near Logic and 64 kbps.
2. Select the desired BR1TE channel unit using the
DSL rotary switch on the LIU. The selected BR1TE
channel card STATUS LED will
flash
GREEN and
RED for approximately 3 seconds when selected.
3. Selectthe desiredtest direction,LPTX orCRTX, on
the LIU.
4. Select the desired bearer channel using B1/B2 DIP
switch on the BCU.
5. Depress the recessed TEST push-button on the
BCU to initiate the test.
6. If the far end unit is a BR1/10 BR1TE channel unit,
perform Steps 1 through 4, choosing the same
faceplate switch setting. Ensure both test sets are
configured for the same test pattern (511, 2047).
7. Observe the DS0 digital test set for bit errors.
8. To deactivate the loopback, depress the TEST
push-button, or remove the transmit Bantam plug.
Upon deactivation of the test, the DS0-LB LED will
go out.