Product Training Digitest Edge Test Head and Telaccord1000 Test Access

Product Training
DigiTest EDGE Test Head

and
Telaccord1000 Test Access
PROPRIETARY • TOLLGRADE AND AUTHORIZED CLIENTS ONLY

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routed only within Tollgrade Communications, Inc. and its authorized
clients, except with written permission of Tollgrade.
Agenda
• Classroom Training
• DigiTest EDGE Hardware Overview
• Telaccord1000 Access Hardware Overview
• Overview of Installation of DigiTest EDGE and
Telaccord1000
• Lab Training
• Hands-On Installation Training

DigiTest EDGE – Test Architectures
TAP1
LoopCare
DSL Services TAP2 TAP3 TAP4
DSLAM
POTS/DSL Services
ATM Core
Other Test Access
DSLAM/ngDLC
POTS Services
ngDLC
POTS/DSL Services
Optical
DSLAM Transport
Test Access Splitter
PSTN Core

DigiTest EDGE – STC Test Architecture

DIGITEST EDGE
HARDWARE OVERVIEW

DigiTest EDGE – Hardware Architecture

DigiTest EDGE Hardware Overview
• DigiTest EDGE:
• Compact, low-cost test solution for CO, Colo, and RT sites.
• Supports a wide variety of telecom services
• POTS, xDSL
• Mechanical
• 2RU
• NEBS Level 3, CE Certified
• Northbound communications
• Analog Dial-up
• Serial
• Ethernet
• DSL (ATU-R) Optional
• Test Access / Control
• Four 2-wire Metallic Test TAPs
• Also configurable as Two 4-wire Metallic Test TAPs
• Four serial ports / Integrated Terminal Server
• Control downstream serial devices
DigiTest EDGE Feature Summary
• NB Metallic Testing:
• Voltage, Resistance, Capacitance, Load Coil Detect/Count, C-Message Noise, NB Tone,
Longitudinal Balance……
• DSL Testing:
• TDR – Bridged Tap Identification/Location
• Wideband Noise (E/F/G Filters)
• Send/Receive WB Tone
• ADSL and/or G.shdsl Service Assurance – DSL, ATM, IP, HTTP verification (DSL
Client/Server Emulation)

DIGITEST EDGE
CHASSIS

DigiTest EDGE – Hardware Overview
• Chassis
• Houses Functional modules of the system
• Mounts in a 19”, 23”, or ETSI rack space
• Removable faceplate for access to individual modules

DigiTest Edge – Hardware Overview

DigiTest EDGE – Chassis Card Layout
Power
Control Module
Metallic Test Module
SLQ
Broadband Services
Option Fan & Filter

DigiTest EDGE - External Physical Interfaces
Analog/DSL Craft
Modem Port
Alarm Auxiliary Ethernet
Contacts Serial Ports 4 Metallic Test
TAP Ports
Fuse
Status
LEDs
Front View
Rear View
Power Input

DIGITEST EDGE
CONTROL MODULE

• Control Module
• Provides all communications and management of the DigiTest EDGE system
• Installs in the top horizontal slot of the EDGE chassis
• Hosts external connections for communications and testing
• Ethernet, Analog Modem, Serial, and ATU-R Option

DigiTest EDGE
Metallic Test Module

(MTM)

DigiTest EDGE – Metallic Test Module
• Option Module for the EDGE that performs all narrowband
and wideband measurements
• Features - NB • Features - WB
• Load Coil detection
• Hazardous Potential • Bridged Taps Detection and location
• AC/DC Voltage • Noise 20kHz – 2MHz
• AC/DC Resistance (3 Term) • Filtered Wideband Noise with E
• Capacitance (3Term) (ISDN), F (SDSL) and G (ADSL) filters
• Capacitive Balance • Send a single frequency tone up to 2 MHz
• Longitudinal Balance at any level up to +26 dBm
• Filtered Narrowband Noise (C, and • Measure the frequency and level of a
Psophometric filters) broadband tone.
• Draw and Break dial tone from the CO • Impulse Noise
• Pair ID tone • Quiet and Restore NT1 and ADSL Modem
• Apply an AC tone to the loop
• Speech Detection

• Metallic Test Module

• Installs in the middle slot located on the right side of the EDGE chassis

DigiTest EDGE
Broadband Services
Option

• LoopCare Tests Associated with

• DSL Sync Test (Layer 1)
• ATM Cell Loopback Test (Layer 2)
• IP Ping Test (Layer 3)
• IP Throughput Test (Layer 7)
• HTTP Continuity Test (Layer 7)
SONET Network
IAD
Public
SONET Network ATM EDGE Internet
DSLAM IP Core
Class 5

• Optional Card residing in the Lower Right slot of EDGE Chassis
• 2 Modems slots available on the card
• Enables Layer 1-7 testing of a customer network for ADSL over POTS
(End to End)
• Emulates an ATU-R and an ATU-C
• Training Type
• g.dmt, T1.413, g.lite
• Authentication
• PPPoA
Authenticate using PPP over ATM on a RFC 2364 compliant line.
• PPPoE
Authenticate using PPP over Ethernet on a RFC 2516 compliant line.
• IP over ATM
Authenticate using standard IP over ATM on a RFC 1483 compliant line.

BSO Primary Test Applications

• ATU-R Emulation (DSL Client): • ATU-C Emulation (DSL Server)
• Verify IP addressing, authentication, and • Verify IP addressing, authentication, and surf to the
surf to the ATU-R. EDGE.
• xDSL/ATM Sync
• xDSL/ATM Sync Test • Verify a working ATU-C & ATM connectivity to an
• Verify a working ATU-C and ATM ATU-R
connectivity to an ATU-C • User Authentication
• ATM Loopbback • Authenticate a CPE under IPoA, PPPoE, or PPPoA.
• Respond to and initiate ATM loopbacks
• IP Ping Test • ATM Loopback
• Verify IP continuity to a given point in • Initiate and respond to ATM loopback requests
the user’s network. • DHCP Emulation
• IP Trace Route • Provide DHCP addressing to a CPE
• Identify the routes used to send and • DNS Emulation
receive IP traffic. • Basic name resolution per standard DNS
• FTP Throughput Test functionality.
• Verify IP performance via an FTP • Enables an authenticated CPE to validate proper
download. working of DNS request capabilities to the BSO.
• HTTP Throughput Test • IP Ping Emulation
• Verify IP performance via an HTTP • Verify IP continuity by responding to Ping requests
download. • FTP Emulation
• HTTP Continuity Test • Verify IP performance via an FTP download to the
• Alternative to the IP Ping Test; If far-end ATU-R.
• HTTP Emulation
device is configured to reject Ping
requests. • Verify IP connectivity via HTTP web page retrieval to
the ATU-R (page can be customized).
DigiTest EDGE
Single Ended Loop Qualification

(SLQ)

• Can very accurately and directly measure attenuation on a single ended
basis.
• No far end device is required (I.e. Two handheld devices).
• Series of frequencies applied to the loop from the SLQ module and reflections
are analyzed to determine the measured attenuation of the loop and the loop
length
• Unaffected attenuation measurement in the presence of gauge changes and
splitters.
• Particularly useful for applications with 5-6 gauge changes/loop.
• Enhanced data rate prediction
• Installs in the lower left slot of the EDGE chassis

DIGITEST EDGE
Power Module, Fan Module, and

Accessory Kit

• Power Module
• Supplies power to all modules of the EDGE
chassis
• Accepts -48VDC input from back plane of
chassis
• Slides into the left side of the chassis as
shown
• Fan Module
• Cools the installed modules of the EDGE
• Mounts in the right side vertical slot as
shown

• EDGE Accessory Kit

• Comes with chassis

Product Roadmap
DigiTest EDGE

DigiTest EDGE Product Roadmap
• BSO: ADSL2+; VDSL1/2

• ADSL2+ Hardware readiness for deployment Q4 2005
• Target Alignment with LoopCare Release 2.12
• VDSL1/2 1st Half 2006
• Target Alignment with LoopCare Release 2.14

Telaccord1000
Test Access Hardware

Overview

Telaccord1000 – Access Device
• Provides test access for 200-10,000 two-wire circuits

• Minimum 100 line increments within chassis (50-line relay cards)
• Look-in, look-out, and bridge functionality
• xDSL wideband test access
• Totally or spectrally unbundled loop (or other non-locally switched circuit) test
access
• Mounts on the Frame or Relay Rack
• Wire wrap pin connections
• Pre-wired configuration for STC
• Field serviceable design
• Cut-through connectors to maintain service continuity
• Lifeline services maintained
• All circuit components modularized for hot swap replacement
• Used in the Saudi Architecture with the Lucent Stinger MRT

Telaccord1000 – Test Access Device
• Components of Telaccord1000
System
• Chassis – Houses functional cards
• Trunk Control Card – Provides

management of access to circuit under
test
• Communications, power input, TAPs

Telaccord1000 – Test Access Device
• Relay Matrix Card – Switches the

circuit under test to the test bus
• Matrix Communications Card –

Regenerates the clock signal in
subsequent chassis of a daisy chained
system

INSTALLATION OVERVIEW
INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
MOUNTING
INSTALLING MODULES
WIRING
CONFIGURATION AND PROVISIONING
DIAGNOSTICS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
FIRMWARE LOADING
CLI COMMANDS
PART NUMBERS

INSTALLATION CONSIDERATIONS
TOOLS
UNPACKING AND INSPECTION

Installation Considerations
• Reference DigiTest EDGE User’s Guide PN 040-0384 Rev D

• Pre-Installation preparation
• Unpacking and inspecting the DigiTest EDGE
• Installing the optional wire management tray
• Mounting the DigiTest EDGE chassis
• Installing the modules into the chassis
• Wiring the DigiTest EDGE platform
• Acceptance Testing

• Recommended Tools
• Wire strippers
• Cable ties
• Test handset
• Screwdrivers (Phillips head and slotted)
• Wire wrap tool
• Punch down tool (for cross-connections)
• Voltmeter
• Switchboard wiring (#22 AWG [0.643 mm diameter] or #24 AWG [0.511 mm diameter])
• Power wiring (2 lengths, red and black, solid #18 AWG or 1.02 mm diameter preferred)
• Quiet ground wire, stranded, insulated, green (#12 AWG or 2.05 mm diameter [preferred], #18 AWG or
1.02 mm diameter [minimum])
• Chassis (frame) ground wire, stranded, insulated, green (#12 AWG or 2.05 mm diameter [preferred],
#18 AWG or 1.02 mm diameter [minimum])
• Grounding Strap
• Communications cabling – Serial Craft Cable (PC to Craft Port)

• Unpacking and Inspecting the DigiTest EDGE

Note: Observe Proper ESD Precautions for Static Sensitive Devices
• Components of EDGE are shipped in separate boxes
• Chassis, RAC, Power, Fan, IMU, SLQ, BSO
• Look for damage on any box – If so, notify shipper
• Remove all components and place in a safe location for inspection keeping
them in the static bags
• Verify all components ordered are present
• Examine the components for any visible damage – If so, notify Tollgrade
• Remove the Chassis from the box and inspect chassis, plastic cover and
faceplate for any damage – If so, notify Tollgrade

• Unpacking and Inspecting the DigiTest EDGE (cont’d)

• Review the components of the accessory kit
• Machine screws for mounting (M6 12 mm).............................4
• Ring connectors......................................................................3
• 6-position header plug (for alarm connection).........................1
• 8-position header plug (for tip/ring pair connections)...............1
• Cable ties................................................................................2
• Snap-on ferrite cores (for power/ground and quiet ground).....2
• Spare fuses (2A).....................................................................2
• Banana jack and mounting hardware…...................................1
• 3-position terminal plug (for power connection).......................1
• Ferrite sleeve (for power/ground wires)...................................1
• ETS 300-119 mounting ears....................................................2
• Plastic wire guard for 23” mounting ear cutout ….………….....1

MOUNTING OF EDGE

Mounting the DigiTest EDGE Chassis
• EDGE chassis ships with 23” ears attached

• ETS 300-119 ears available in accessory kit for international installations
• Optional 19” ears available from the 19” mounting kit if necessary
• Verify that the relay rack is properly grounded
• Mount the EDGE chassis in the rails of the relay rack using one of the two
sets of machine screws supplied in the Accessory Kit
• Install the banana jack into one of the mounting ears on EDGE, then PLUG IN
the antistatic strap (not provided)

INSTALLATION of
DIGITEST EDGE MODULES

Installing the Modules into the EDGE Chassis
• Remove the EDGE faceplate

• Remove the blue cover
• Remove the fan filter
• Remove the faceplate in the three locations of captive screws
• Install the Fan Module

• Fan Module mounts vertically in the right side (separate
cage, left side slot) slot of the chassis
• Remove Fan from antistatic bag
• Orient the fan module with the card extractor at the top and
the fans facing to the right
• Align the PCB with the guide rails and push in until it clicks

• Install the Control Module
• The control module mounts horizontally in the top-most slot of the EDGE chassis
• Remove Control Module from antistatic bag
• Position the two extractors such that they point away from the board
• Align the Control Module with the guide rails of the chassis, with the orientation of the board
having the alarm connections on the far left and the TAP connections on the far right
• Slide the Control Module into the chassis until light resistance is met
• At this point, press the extractors inward toward each other allowing the extractors to completely
seat the Control Module into the backplane

• Installing the Power Module
• The power module mounts horizontally on the left side of the EDGE
chassis (separate cage, top slot)
• Remove the power module from the antistatic bag
• Keeping the plastic ejector flat with the board, and on the right side of the
power card, slide the power module into the guide rails of the identified
slot
• The power module should click into place into the backplane
• Installing the Metallic Test Module

• The MTM mounts horizontally in the chassis below the Control Module
and to the right of the Power Module
• Remove the MTM from the antistatic bag
• Orientation of the board shall be to keep the top side having the large
number of components and reference the ejectors for serial number
orientation
• Keeping the plastic ejectors flat with the board, align the board with the
guide rails and slide into the guide rails of the identified slot and slide
inward
• The MTM should click into place into the backplane

• Installing the Broadband Services Option (BSO)

• The BSO mounts horizontally in the chassis below the MTM and to
the right of the SLQ
• Remove the BSO from the antistatic bag
• Orientation of the board shall be to keep the top side having the
large number of components and reference the ejectors for serial
number orientation
• Keeping the plastic ejectors flat with the board, align the board with
the guide rails and slide into the guide rails of the identified slot
and slide inward
• The BSO should click into place into the backplane
• Installing the SLQ Option

• The SLQ option mounts horizontally on the left side of the EDGE
chassis (separate cage, lower slot)
• Remove the SLQ from the antistatic bag
• Keeping the plastic ejector flat with the board, and on the left side
of the SLQ (metal “can” is on the top), slide the SLQ into the guide
rails of the identified slot
• The SLQ should click into place into the backplane

• Installing the EDGE Faceplate

• The black faceplate shall now be installed onto the
chassis in the reverse order as previously identified
• Align the openings in the faceplate with the
corresponding protrusions on the EDGE cards (Openings
shall be oriented on the top of the faceplate)
• Press on the faceplate to the chassis taking care not to
damage any protruding components that need to extend
through the openings on the faceplate
• Secure the faceplate using a Phillips head screwdriver on
the captive screws
• Installing the Filter Module
• The filter module is installed in the right-most slot of the
EDGE chassis AFTER the faceplate is installed
• Align the filter module with the guide rails of the right-
most slot and slide into the chassis
• There is not a “click” when installing the fan module as it
does not insert into the backplane

WIRING

Wiring the DigiTest EDGE
• Note: As connections are made, be sure to route all wiring across the front of the DigiTest
EDGE and then along the side. The notch in the mounting ear has a protective plastic guard over
which the wires are routed. The side of the DigiTest EDGE chassis has special lances to which
the cables can be attached using the wire ties provided in the accessory kit.
• Wiring the Access Server Ports
• Four asynchronous ports are configured independently
• Specifications of the ports are:
• Connection Type: RJ-45 connector
• Signals: GND, TX, RX, DTR, DCD, DSR, RTS, and CTS (Pins 1-8, respectively. Facing the
connector, pin 1 is on the right side.)
• Baud Rates: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 (default), 38400, 57600, and 115200
• Protection: ESD protection circuitry and EMI filters
• Data Bits: 7 or 8
•• Stop Bits 1, 1.5, or 2
Parity None, Odd, Mark, Even, or Space
• Connect the desired EDGE Serial Port to the desired serial device, routing the
cables across the front of the EDGE

Wiring the DigiTest EDGE –
Telaccord1000 Serial Comms Connection
DigiTest EDGE Serial Port Pinout Telaccord1000 Serial Port Pinout
EDGE Pin Telaccord1000 Pin

2 3
3 2
4 8
5 7
1 1
Wiring the DigiTest EDGE –
ASAM Serial Connection
• PINOUTS
• Wiring the DigiTest EDGE Serial port to
the ASAM DB-9 Serial Port

• Wiring the Ethernet Port

• The Ethernet network access port for the DigiTest EDGE is labeled “Ethernet 10/100 BaseT”.
• Ethernet Port Specifications:
• Connection Type: RJ-45 connector
• Signals: TCP/IP over Ethernet
• Communications Rate: Auto-sensing (10 Mb/100 Mb)
• Protection : Intra-building protected and EMI filtered
• Using an appropriate, customer provided CAT-5 or similar 10/100 BaseT Ethernet cable (with
appropriate connectors), connect the DigiTest EDGE to an Ethernet network.
• Connect one end of the cable to the Ethernet 10/100 BaseT connector on the front panel of
the DigiTest EDGE.
• Connect the other end of the cable to the Ethernet 10/100 BaseT network.
• Route the cables across the front and then along the side of the DigiTest EDGE .

Wiring the DigiTest EDGE – Test TAPs
• Wiring the Test TAPs

• DigiTest EDGE supports four individual Tip-Ring (A-B) test access pairs (TAPs).
• Configured as Four 2-Wire TAPs or Two 4-Wire TAPs
• Test Bus Specifications:
• Connection Type: 8-pin connector (removable)
• Signals: Tip (A), Ring (B)
• Using the removable 8-pin connector from the Accessory Kit, make the appropriate connections of the
first Tip (A) and Ring (B) pair to the corresponding connector.
• Follow the previous instructions for each additional test access pair (2 through 4).
• Plug the 8-pin TAP connector into the Test Pairs connection on the front panel of the DigiTest EDGE.
• Route the cables across the front and then along the side of the DigiTest EDGE

DigiTest EDGE –
ASAM TAP Connections
• DigiTest EDGE TAP Interface to Alcatel ASAM TAP Port
• Pins 6,7 – 8,9 of the ASAM Test/Upstream DB-9 connector located on
the front of the TSAP-D card
• Wire to appropriate TAP pins of DigiTest EDGE
• For use of the EDGE TAP group 1, the following pinout needs to be
followed as shown below.
• EDGE TAP Pin ASAM TSAP-D Pin

1 9 Look-Out to Subscriber
2 8
3 7 Look-In to DSLAM
4 6
• If TAP Group 2 is used, then the TAP Pins of the EDGE will correspond
to pins 5, 6, 7, 8
DigiTest EDGE – Stinger MRT Testing
• DigiTest EDGE to Telaccord1000
• Appropriate TAP T/R connection of EDGE to T/R connection on TCC

of Telaccord1000 labeled as T and R on the right side of the Trunk Control
Card
• For use of the EDGE TAP 1, the following pinout needs to be followed:
EDGE TAP PIN Telaccord PIN

1 T (Silkscreen label) Appear as silkscreen labels
2 R (Silkscreen Label)

DigiTest EDGE – Stinger Testing
• mPhase iPOTS3 Splitter with

Test Access device
• EDGE TAP connection interface

to test access port on rear screw
terminals of iPOTS3
• This must be verified with
mPhase upon final design
criteria determination

DigiTest EDGE – Anymedia Testing
• Anymedia TAP Connection

located on Top Right Front of
Chassis identified as “C”
• Connection is a DB-25
connector

• Wiring the Craft Port

• The craft port enables configuration of the EDGE software and to perform testing on a
command line interface basis
• Craft port Specifications:
• Connection Type: DB-9 connector (standard 9-pin DCE connection)
• Signals: TX, RX, GND, CTS, RTS (pins 2, 3, 5, 7, and 8, respectively)
• Supported Baud Rates: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, and 115200
• Protection: ESD protection circuitry and EMI filters
• Locate the craft access port on the front panel of the DigiTest EDGE test platform.
• Connect one end of the craft access cable to the DB-9 connector on the front panel of the
DigiTest EDGE. Be sure to observer the proper orientation of the DB-9 connector.
• Connect the other end of the craft access cable to the DB-9 connector on the target Craft
Interface Device (CID) (e.g., the PC or notebook computer).
• Route the craft cable across the front and then along the side of the DigiTest EDGE.

• Chassis Ground Wiring

Note: The customer is responsible for providing the appropriate length and gauge of chassis grounding wire.
• Note that a ring terminal connector (crimp style) is provided in the Accessory Kit for making the ground
connection to the ground connector screw of the test platform.
• Chassis grounding is accomplished by connecting a ground wire from the chassis ground lug to the
nearest grounding point at the installation site.
• Recommendations for chassis grounding wire are from #12 AWG (or 2.05 mm diameter) to #18 AWG (or
1.02 mm diameter).
• Locate the chassis grounding screw (upper left corner on the front panel).
• Securely crimp one of the ring terminal connectors to the chassis ground wire.
• Remove the chassis grounding screw and attach the ring connector. Replace the screw and tighten.
• Connect the other end of the chassis ground wire to an appropriate chassis ground point in the office.
• Route the chassis ground wire across the front and then along the side of the DigiTest EDGE

• Wiring the Power, Ground and Quiet Ground

• DigiTest EDGE has three connections to the Power Module: -48 VDC, return, and quiet
ground. These appear as a 3-pin terminal plug on the backplane.
• Power connection Specifications:
• Connection Type: 3-pin terminal plug
• Connections : Power (-48 VDC), Ground (Return), Quiet Ground
• Protection: Fused
• Locate the 3-pin power terminal plug, the 2 snap-on ferrite cores, and the ferrite sleeve in the
accessory kit.
• The installer must provide the necessary lengths of #18 AWG (1.02 mm diameter) power
(red) and return (black) wires.
• Installer must provide an appropriate length of quiet ground wire (stranded, insulated, green,
#12 AWG [preferred] or #18 AWG [minimum]).
• Determine the proper orientation of the screw terminals on the keyed power plug, insert it into
the connector on the front of the DigiTest EDGE chassis. From left to right, the screw
terminals are: Power (-48 VDC), Ground (Return), Quiet Ground.

• Wiring the Quiet Ground

• Prepare the quiet ground wire by stripping one end and securely applying an appropriate fork or ring
connector. Next, one of the two snap-on ferrite cores must be attached (through one turn) of the quiet
ground wire. Be sure to attach the snap-on ferrite core as close to the connector as possible.
• Attach the quiet ground wire to the quiet ground (QGND) screw terminal of the 3-terminal power connector
• Attach the quiet ground wire to the quiet ground (QGND) screw terminal of the 3-terminal power
connector.
• Wiring the Power and Ground

• The power and ground wire harness by sliding the red and black power and ground wires through the
ferrite sleeve.
• Strip the connector ends of each wire and securely apply an appropriate fork or ring connector to each.
• Slide the ferrite sleeve along the power wires so it is as close as possible to the fork/ring connectors.
(1 inch)
• The remaining snap-on ferrite core must be attached (through one turn) of the power and ground wires.
Be sure to attach the snap-on ferrite core as close to the ferrite sleeve as possible.

• Wiring the Power and Ground (CONT”D)

• Connect the fork or ring connectors to the power and ground terminals of the power connector.
• The red wire should be connected to the power terminal (Power) and the black wire should be connected to the ground
(GND) terminal. The GND screw terminal is the middle terminal on the power plug.
• Connect the keyed terminal plug (with power, ground, and quiet ground wires attached) into the chassis
power connector. Route the power and ground wires along the side of the DigiTest EDGE.
• At the power distribution panel, locate the -48 VDC source that will feed the DigiTest EDGE. Remove the
fuses or flip the breakers for the corresponding source.
• Connect the loose ends of the Power, Return, and Quiet Grounds to the desired termination points.
• Use the cable ties (included in the Accessory Kit) to dress any loose cables (or other methods desired by
the customer).
• Gather all of the cables and attach them neatly to the lances on the side of the DigiTest EDGE chassis
• Restore power at the distribution panel.

CONFIGURATION
AND
PROVISIONING

DigiTest EDGE - Configuring and Provisioning
• Configuration Prerequisites
• Terminal Emulation
• Craft Terminal Configuration Settings:
• Control: Asynchronous control with hardware handshaking (DTR control)
• Baud Rate: 38,400
• Parity: None
• Data Bits: 8
• Stop Bits: 1
• CLI command prompt is: RAC>
• The DigiTest EDGE must be properly configured using a Craft Interface Device (CID) connected directly to
the Craft interface of the test platform. CIDs include a VT100 (or similar) ASCII terminal or a PC using a
terminal emulation program such as HyperTerminal
• The CLI includes a variety of commands that not only configure the DigiTest EDGE, but also perform set-up,
installation verification, and commissioning functions.
• Security Access Levels:
• Access to the Command Line Interface (CLI) is limited to users who have a valid login password
• Craft or Supervisor
• The craft password offers a subset of the functions of the supervisor.

DigiTest EDGE - Configuring and
Provisioning
• Security Access Levels (CONT’D)
• Supported Functions based on security levels

• Craft Access and Login

• From the Craft Interface Device (CID), verify that
the RAC Password: prompt is displayed. If this
prompt is not visible, press the <ENTER> key
several times. If the prompt does not appear,
confirm that the DigiTest EDGE has power, the
craft cable is properly connected, and the CID is
properly configured.
• At the RAC Password: Type a valid password and
press ENTER in order to login to the test platform
and access the CLI.
• “LOGIN OK” message and the command

summary help are automatically displayed.
• NOTE: Commands that access other menus (e.g.,
CAL, OFFSET, PASS, PORT, PRESENCE, ROUTER,
and TEST) are shown with an asterisk (“*”).

• Hierarchical On-Line Help
• Command summary help (RAC>?)
• Short help (RAC>help)
• Long help (RAC>help command_name)

• Configuring the PORTS on the

DigiTest EDGE
• Configure the Serial Access Server Port(s)
• Login to the DigiTest EDGE at a supervisor
level.
• From the RAC> prompt, enter the PORT
command to access the Port submenu.
• From the RAC:PORT> prompt, enter the
DISPLAY command to review the current port
settings for the DigiTest EDGE.
• For each access server port that is connected,
verify that the corresponding software port
settings match the settings of the associated
access server. Note that ports COM4 through
COM7 correspond to serial access server
ports 1 through 4.
• If any of the settings do not match, update the
software configuration using the CHANGE #
command, where # represents the port
number (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7)

• Configure the Router Table
• Router table contains IP address, port numbers, timeouts, and
connection types of devices connected to the DigiTest EDGE.
• Login to the DigiTest EDGE at a supervisor level.
• From the RAC> prompt of the Command Line Interface (CLI),
use the ROUTER command to access the Router Menu.
• From the RAC:ROUTER> prompt of the Command Line
Interface (CLI), issue the DISPLAY command to display the
current items in the router table.
• Use the ADD command to add entries to the router table. Any
number of router table entries may be created, but only four
may be created for serial ports 1 through 4. Note that these
four special ports are also shown in the PORT submenu as
DSLAM1, DSLAM2, DSLAM3, and DSLAM4 by default.
• To delete an entry in the router table, use the DELETE
command.
• To change an entry in the router table, use the MODIFY
command.

• Configure the Ethernet Port

• Login to the DigiTest EDGE at a supervisor level.
• From the RAC> prompt of the Command Line Interface (CLI), use the ROUTER command to access the Router Menu.
• If the IP address of the DigiTest EDGE is to be obtained dynamically from a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
server, then set the DHCP command to “Yes”. This means that dynamic IP addressing is enabled for the DigiTest EDGE. A
hard-coded IP address is not needed. Skip to step 6.
• If a hard-coded IP address is desired, then set the DHCP command to “No”. This means that dynamic IP address
assignment is disabled, and the hard-coded IP address must be assigned using the DEFAULTIP command.
• A hard-coded IP address must be assigned after verifying that DHCP is disabled (“No”). Using the DEFAULTIP command,
enter an appropriate IP address for the DigiTest EDGE.
• To specify the IP address of the gateway device on the DigiTest EDGE network, begin by logging in to the DigiTest EDGE at
a supervisor level.
• Using the GATEWAY command, enter the IP address of the gateway device.
• To specify the subnet mask, begin by logging in to the DigiTest EDGE at a supervisor level.
• Using the SUBNET command, enter the desired subnet mask.

• Setting Time and Date

• From the RAC> prompt, enter the DATE command to view the current date and time settings of the
DigiTest EDGE test platform.
• Date and time arguments are added to the DATE command to update these values. Use the
following syntax to set the date and time at the test platform.
• DATE dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss
• Resetting the DigiTest EDGE platform
• A reset of the DigiTest EDGE test platform is necessary following changes to the unit’s
configurable parameters.
• A reset may be performed using any of the following methods:
• Issue the REBOOT command from the CLI
• Cycle power to the unit (by disconnecting the –48V power supply)
• Remove the Power Module from the DigiTest EDGE chassis and then re-insert it.
• The REBOOT command is available from the top-level menu.
• From the RAC> prompt of the Command Line Interface (CLI), enter the REBOOT command to reset the test
platform.
• Enter “ALL” (or the board name) to confirm the reboot request.
• After the reset, the connection to the CLI will be lost, the RAC Password: prompt will be displayed, and the user
will be required to login again.
• Issuing a Calibration request

• The calibration command (CALINT or CALIB) allows the user to set calibration values, view
the latest calibration results, and set auto-calibration times.
• Login to the test platform. The RAC> prompt should be displayed.
• From the RAC> prompt, access the calibration functions menu (CAL) by entering the CAL command.
• From the RAC:CAL> prompt, type the CALIB or CALINT command. This forces the DigiTest EDGE
to perform a calibration function.
• Installation/provisioning personnel should not reset calibration reference values.
• To display the results of the calibration, use the STATUS command.

• Acceptance Testing of DigiTest EDGE
• After the DigiTest EDGE test platform is configured, an
acceptance test may be performed to verify that:
• Ports are properly configured
• Commands can be issued from the Craft interface
• The system is testing properly.
• Verify that power is applied to the DigiTest EDGE test platform.
• The fuse LED should be illuminated green indicating that power is
applied and the test platform is operating normally.
• Assure that testing from the Test module occurs on the
appropriate TAP port on EDGE by issuing the XPORT <port
number> command, where <port number> corresponds with
the EDGE port that accesses the look-in/out test access on the
test access matrix.
• With an open circuit at the TAP connector, issue the ACDELTA
or FIXDCD command from the RAC\TEST> prompt, using
either the default command parameters, or the appropriate
command parameters for your application.
• Evaluate the results to assure that an open circuit is observed
between tip and ring.
• Redo the previous ACDELTA test with a short circuit across
Tip and Ring of the test pair.
• Evaluate the results to assure that a short circuit resistance is
observed between tip and ring.

• Acceptance Testing of DigiTest EDGE

• If the SLQ option is installed:
• Disconnect the entire TAP plug from the TAP connector on the test platform.
• From RAC\TEST> prompt, issue the ATTEN command using either the default command parameters,
or the appropriate command parameters for your application.
• Evaluate the results to assure that the loop length is less than 5 feet.
• Replace the TAP plug to the TAP connector on the test platform along with the connection to the test
access device.
• From RAC\TEST> prompt, issue the ATTEN command using either the default command
parameters, or the appropriate command parameters for your application.
• Evaluate the results to assure that the loop length is (1) appropriate for the distance to the
test access device, or (2) greater than the length results from the previous (i.e., open loop)
test.

• Acceptance Testing of the DigiTest EDGE

• If the BSO option is installed:
Note: Test access must be provisioned from either the DSLAM or an external test access
device (e.g. Telaccord 1000) with look-in capability. In addition, the DSLAM shall be
fully provisioned and provide access from the BSO to a dry port (no customer
provisioned). This shall eliminate performing an intrusive acceptance test with the BSO
module and disrupting customer service.
• After logging into the Craft port of EDGE, from the RAC> prompt enter the Broadband
Services Option test menu by entering the DSLTEST command
• Assure that look-in test access on the metallic test access device either residing in the DSLAM or
external test access device (e.g. Telaccord 1000) is performed prior to proceeding.
• Assure that testing from the BSO module occurs for look-in (ATU-R mode) testing on the appropriate
TAP port on EDGE by issuing the XPORT <port number> command, where <port number>
corresponds with the EDGE port that accesses the look-in test access on the test access matrix.
• Perform modem sync from the BSO to the DSLAM modem port previously identified following
the test access by issuing the ATU_R_ADSL_SYNC command from the DSLTEST> prompt.

• If the BSO option is installed: (CONT’d)

• Allow approximately two minutes for the modem on the EDGE BSO to sync with the
DSLAM modem.
• Results of the modem sync process are reported in the command line interface as
passed or failed, accompanied with the appropriate sync rates obtained between the
BSO module and the DSLAM modem port.
• If a pass occurs, the configurations on the BSO and DSLAM are set correctly.
• If a failure occurs, several factors may be impacting the sync between the BSO module and the
DSLAM port.
• Verify that the BSO configuration is properly configured, assure that the test
access device is properly performing the look-in test access or check the DSLAM
for proper provisioning of the port that is attempting to perform sync.
• Once complete, rerun the test to verify and obtain sync.
• Issue an XTONE command at the DSLTEST> prompt, followed by a QUIT command at
the DSLTEST prompt in order to properly release the BSO resource.

DIAGNOSTICS
AND
TROUBLESHOOTING

DigiTest EDGE –
Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
• Diagnostic LED’s
• DigiTest EDGE has four tri-color
diagnostic LEDs that provide visual
indication of the test platform’s overall
status, enabling simple troubleshooting
by a technician.
• Each LED can assume a green, amber,
or red color in either a steady or blinking
state.

DigiTest EDGE –
• LED Priorities
• If multiple conditions exist for a particular diagnostic LED, only the highest priority
condition is indicated by the associated LED.
• After the highest priority condition is remedied or no longer exists, additional
conditions are indicated by the LED from high priority to low priority.

Basic
Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Matrix

DigiTest EDGE –
• Replacing the Fuse
• If the Fuse LED is red (indicating a blown fuse), remove
the blue front panel from the chassis.
• Next, remove power from the DigiTest EDGE test
platform.
• Disconnect the power terminal plug from the DigiTest
EDGE.
• A spring loaded fuse holder is located above the power
connector on the DigiTest EDGE. Using a flathead
screwdriver, turn the fuse holder counter-clockwise
(approximately one half turn).
• Replacing the Fan Filter
• Locate the metal retaining clip located near the black
handle of the Filter Module.
• While pressing the clip, flip open the metal filter housing,
releasing the filter.
• Remove the dirty filter and replace it with a clean filter.
Carefully position the filter back in the metal housing.
Close the Filter Module assembly.

TELACCORD1000
Installation

Telaccord1000 – Installation
• Chassis Installation
• Remove the pre-installed screws from the back of the unit (see Figure 15 and Figure 16) and use them to
attach the mounting ears.
• Note that the same mounting ears are used for installation in both the 19” and 23” relay rack.
• The size of the Relay Rack in which the TELACCORD 1000 is to be installed dictates which side of the
ears should be placed next to the unit.
• The spacing of the holes drilled in the ears will allow either a 19” or 23” width when attached to the
unit.
• Figure 15 illustrates proper orientation of the ears for mounting in a 19” Relay Rack .
• Figure 16 depicts proper orientation of the ears for mounting in a 23” Relay Rack.
• Install the TELACCORD 1000 chassis in the selected location using the mounting ears and screws provided.
• Attach a frame ground connection to the chassis.
• Connect the amphenol connectors to the horizontal connections on the bottom of the chassis according to
local procedures.
• Once wired, the cross-connect from the Central Office to the field is present. The chassis’ design allows a
cross-connection to be made with or without RMCs. This permits live customer service to be active during
installation or service of the unit.

Telaccord1000 - Installation
• Ground Connections
• There are three separate Ground connections on the
• TELACCORD 1000 chassis. They are CHASSIS, FRAME, and
GND.
• Chassis Ground
• This connection pad is located near spin wrap posts
labeled FRAME for protective ground connections. This
allows users to tie grounds together if this is their standard
practice.
• Frame (Protective Ground) Connection
• This is the ground providing a return path for all second
level surge protection.
• The spin wrap posts provided are located on the bottom pin
field (TO CENTRAL OFFICE) labeled FRAME.
• The user should connect using a minimum of #18 AWG
solid wire and spin wrap to post using 6 or more wraps.
• “GND” Ground Connection
• This Ground is for the office battery common for unit power.
• This is located on the TCC and MCC 5-pin spin wrap
connections.

• Trunk Control Card

• Install the Trunk Control Card in slot 5 (bottom slot) of the chassis. Ensure that the card is
firmly seated in the 3-row DIN connector. (See Figure 5 for the location of slot 5 and the
connector.)
• A TCC is only installed in the first assembly of a system.
• Power Connection on TCC
• Power connections are made at the -48 and Return connection points.
• Using #18 AWG solid conductor wire, spin wrap the office battery connections as designated
on the card’s silkscreen.

• TAP Connections:
• The TCC provides connections to the Tip and Ring of TAP number 1. A spin-wrap connector is provided on
the TCC for this purpose.
• Connector pin designations are indicated by the silkscreen under the pin for the Tip and Ring connections
from the test head.
• Connection for the communications cable is provided by a 40-pin male ribbon connector, P6. Install the
communications cable (supplied with the accessory kit) in P6 with the “key” on the fifth keyed, 40-pin
female connector at the bottom, and the ribbon cable exiting from the top of the connector.
• Craft
• The Craft port is used to receive the TL1 messages.
• Connect an RJ-45 male connector in to J9 of the TCC. The
• following parameters are used.
• Baud rate: 19,200; Data bits: 8; Parity: None; Stop bits: 1

Telaccord1000 - Installation
• Relay Matrix Cards
• Each TELACCORD 1000 assembly must contain at least two RMCs. A maximum of two
pairs (or four cards) can be installed in each assembly.
• Each pair of RMCs supports 100 lines.
• Install a pair of RMCs in slots 1 and 2 for the first 100 Tip/Ring circuits. in the TELACCORD
1000 chassis.
• Attach the first and second keyed female connectors on the communications cable to male
connector J1 of the first and second RMC, respectively.
• Install two additional RMCs in slots 3 and 4 of the chassis if more lines are needed.
• Attach the third and fourth keyed, female connectors on the communications cable to the
male connector J1 on the third and fourth RMCs, respectively.
• Reinstall the front cover on the chassis.

• Multi-Chassis Assemblies
• The first assembly in a multi-assembly TELACCORD 1000 system must always be equipped
with a TCC.
• The subsequent assemblies will have an MCC or MCLK in place of the TCC, per requirements
• The Matrix Clock Card regenerates the clock signals from the Trunk Control Card in the
first TELACCORD 1000 assembly to the Relay Matrix Cards of its own TELACCORD
1000 assembly, and to the Matrix Clock Card of the next downstream (daisy chained
chassis)
• The Matrix Communication Card (MCC) is required to regenerate the Tip and Ring
connections of the Trunk Control Card after every 1,000th non-switched circuit or if there
is more than 50 feet between assemblies. The regenerated signal, therefore, supports a
maximum of five TELACCORD 1000
• To daisy chain, starting with the first assembly, connect a standard 25-pair female
connector into the “Out” side of the assembly. Using a build-out of units horizontally from
left-to-right and at least 4 inches of cable (but less than 50 feet), connect a female
connector to the “In” side of the next contiguous assembly.

MSAS Test Access Product
POTS/DSL/T1

DigiTest Multi Services Access System
(MSAS)
• Access device for 2 and 4 wire circuits at a very competitive cost per port
• Tollgrade Product Named: Multi-Services Access System (MSAS)
• Device specifications:
192 two wire circuits or 96 four wire circuits per chassis Daisy Chain up to 12 chassis
3RU chassis; 8 line cards and 1 control module Services support for POTS, T1, HDSL,
19” and 23” rack mount ADSL(2+), and Special Services
Applications: Splitter and Non-Splitter Test Access card for 2W POTS/DSL
Splitter only; Splitter w/Test Access; Test access only Test Access Card for 4W Specials
Splitter complies with T1.413, G992.1, G992.3, and G992.5, Connectorized 25 Pair Backplane
ETSI TL-1 control
TS 101 952-1-1 Ethernet and Serial Interfaces
Two, 4 wire test buses per system NEBS Level 3, CE

MSAS – Hardware Overview Status
LEDs
Ethernet
Craft Port
Serial Port
FRONT VIEW
Control Test Bus
Matrix Module Daisy Chain
Cards Comms
Daisy Chain
Alarms
TAP Input
Power
REAR VIEW
Backplane RJ-21
clients, except with written permission of Tollgrade. Connectors
MSAS Test Access - Advantages
• Small Footprint
• Very Price competitive
• Modular design; Grow as you go
• POTS Keep Alive Support for DSL testing
• Robust support for 2 or 4 wire testing for multiple customer architectures
• 2 Wire POTS/DSL Applications
• 4 Wire Special Services Applications
• NAR and ETSI Versions Available
• Configurable as Splitter only; Splitter w/Test access; Test access only
• Supports POTS, T1, HDSL, ADSL(2+), Special Circuits Services
• Support for Video services using splitter: Ring Trip negated; Crosstalk minimized
• Standard Connectorization
• RJ-45 for Comms; RJ-45 for Test Access; RJ-21 25 Pair In/Out for Services

MSAS Test Access - Access Schemes
• Two Wire: (E.g. POTS/DSL - Single Circuit)

• Splitter; Splitter with Test Access; Test Access Only
• Test Access:
• Monitor mode: Hitless monitor
• Full Split: Upstream and Downstream presented to Test Head
• Supports POTS Keep Alive
• Four Wire: (E.g. T1, Special Services - Dual Circuits)
• Test Access Only:
• Monitor Mode: Access Two Circuits on a Single Card (E.g. T1 Tx/Rx)
• Split Mode: Present Two 2 wire Circuits to Test Head from Single Card
• Split toward Facility, and Split toward Equipment
• Can Loopback on non-test side
• Loopback:
• At the TAPs
• Non-Test side for T1

MSAS – Sample Architecture Test OS
Central Office
Communications
POTS/DSL TAP
T1 TAP
HDSL
HTU
Conventional T1 DS1
NIU 4 Wire
Access
Office
HDSL
HTU Repeater TAP/Comms
DaisyChain
Conventional T1 M13 Mux Private-Line Core

NIU 4 Wire DSX
Access
Office
Repeater PSTN
POTS/DSL
CPE
Access
DSL Only
CPE
TAP/Comms ngDLC
Daisy Chain ATM EDGE
POTS/DSL
CPE Public
Internet
Splitter/Access
POTS/DSL
CPE IP Core
DSLAM
MSAS - Components
Component Description Part Number CLEI Code
Chassis Houses the functional cards TLGD-MSAS-CH VAMDR10MRA
Control Module Master Main control module in a system
occupying the far right slot of the TLGD-MSAS-CM-M VAUCAA8HAA
first chassis
Control Module Control module of chassis of a system TLGD-MSAS-CM-E VAUCAA9HAA
Extender of daisy chained MSAS located in
far right slot
NAR Splitter Module North American Splitter Card Only – 24 TLGD-MSAS-NASP VAUIAD4NAA
Only Port
NAR Splitter Module North American splitter card w/Test TLGD-MSAS-NASP-T VAUIAD7NAA
w/Test Access Access – 24 Port
ETSI Splitter Module International splitter card only – 24 Port TLGD-MSAS-ESPL VAUIAD5NAA
Only
ETSI Splitter Module International splitter card w/Test Access TLGD-MSAS-ESPL-T VAUIAD6NAA
w/Test Access – 24 Port
Access Matrix Module Two Wire POTS/DSL - 24 Port Test TLGD-MSAS-AMM-SB VAUCABAHAA
– Single Bus access only module w/ one test bus
Access Matrix Module Four Wire - 12 Port Test Access only- TLGD-MSAS-AMM-DB VAUCABBHAA
– Dual Bus two test buses
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Single Ended Loop Qualification

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Power Module, Fan Module, and

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Test Access Hardware

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• Trunk Control Card – Provides

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• Matrix Communications Card –

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• Reference DigiTest EDGE User’s Guide PN 040-0384 Rev D

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• Unpacking and Inspecting the DigiTest EDGE

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• Unpacking and Inspecting the DigiTest EDGE (cont’d)

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• EDGE chassis ships with 23” ears attached

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• Remove the EDGE faceplate