Viavi T-BERD 5800 Parts list manual

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Quick Card
T-BERD 5800 Network Tester
T1 Bit Error Rate Testing (BERT)
This quick card describes how to configure and run a T1 Bit Error Rate Test to a hard loop or another
similarly configured T-BERD.
Equipment Requirements:
•T-BERD 5800 equipped with the following:
oBERT software release V27.0 or greater
oTest options:
▪C5E1DS1: E1/DS1 Electrical option
▪C5DUALPORT: Dual Port option
(required on T-BERD 5800-100G only)
•One of the following T1 cable sets to connect the
T-BERD 5800 DS1 Port(s) to the line under test:
oTwo (2) Bantam to Bantam cables (CB-10615)
oDual Bantam to RJ-48C cable (CB-41645)
oRJ-48C Patch cable (Straight-through or cross-over
depending upon equipment under test)
Figure 1: Equipment Requirements
The following information is required to complete the test:
•T1 Line Code (B8ZS or AMI)
•T1 Framing (ESF or D4)
•Clock Source (Internal or Recovered)
•Test Patterns(s)
•BER Pass/Fail Threshold
Connect to Line Under Test:
•The T-BERD 5800v2 has both RJ-48C and bantam ports. You may use Bantam to Bantam, Dual
Bantam to RJ-48C, RJ-48C straight through, or RJ-48C crossover cables to connect the T-BERD to
the line under test.
•The T-BERD 5800-100G has an RJ-48C port. Dual Bantam to RJ-48C, RJ-48C straight through, or
RJ-48C crossover cables may be used.
Figure 2: RJ-48C Crossover Cable
Figure 3: RJ-48C Straight Through Cable

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Launch and Configure Test:
1. Press the Power button to turn on the
test set.
2. Press the Test icon at the top of the
screen.
3. Using the Select Test menu, Quick Launch
menu, or Job Manager, launch the
DS1/DS3►DS1►DS1 BERT►Terminate
test.
Figure 4: Launch Screen
4. Tap to open the Tools Panel and select
.
5. Press to continue.
Figure 5: Tools Panel
6. Press the Setup Soft Key, , on the top right side of the screen. Select the indicated folders and
configure your test as follows. Leave all other values at default, unless specified in the work order.
Folder
Option
Value(s)
Interface
Rx Input
Term
Line Code
If unknown, select “B8ZS”
Clock Source
If unknown, select “Internal”
Clock Offset (ppm)
0
LBO
0 dB
Framing
Framing
If unknown, select “ESF”
Pattern
Pattern Mode
ANSI
Pattern
QRSS
7. Press the Results Soft Key to view the Test Results screen.

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8. Using the drop-down menus, select
“Interface/Signal” for the right Results
display.
9. Press the Restart soft key .
10. Verify the following:
•Summary LED is green.
•Signal Present LED is green. If the LED is
red, check your cables. Tx and Rx may
be reversed.
•Frame Sync LED is green.
•RX Frequency (Hz) = 1544000 50 Hz.
Figure 6: Test Results Screen, Interface/Signal
11. Using the drop-down menus, select
“Payload/BERT” for the right results
display.
12. Allow the test to run for desired duration
and verify the following:
•Pattern Sync LED is green.
•Bit/TSE Error Rate result does not
exceed your required threshold.
(0.00E+00 if pass/fail threshold
unknown)
Figure 7: Test Results Screen, Payload/BERT
13. In the T-BERD’s Quick Config menu,
change “Pattern” to the next value in the
test plan.
14. Press the Restart soft key to reset
results.
15. Allow test to run for desired duration and
verify the following:
•Pattern Sync LED is green.
•Bit/TSE Error Rate does not exceed
your required threshold. (0.00E+00 if
pass/fail threshold unknown)
Figure 8: Test Plan
16. Repeat steps 13 through 15 for all Patterns in the test plan. Patterns may include:
•QRSS
•All Zeros
•Multipat
•Delay
Simulates live T1 traffic
Tests for equipment mis-optioned for AMI
Five commonly used test patterns to allow BER testing without
having to select each test pattern individually. Patterns are: All
Ones, 1:7, 2 in 8, 3 in 24, and QRSS. Results are shown in the
“DS1/Multipat” results display.
Measures Round Trip Delay (RTD) instead of Bit Errors (RTD values
are shown instead of BER in the “Payload/BERT” results display)