61230001L1-22B
0612
6540 SHDSL 2-Wire/4-Wire NTU, AC Powered
Nx64K
X.21
100-240VAC 50/60Hz 100mA
V.35/V.36
SHDSL
G.703
CONTROL V.28
Express 6500 Series
6540 Front Panel
6540 Rear Panel
DESCRIPTION
LED INDICATOR FUNCTIONALITY
The AC powered ADTRAN 6540 SHDSL 2-Wire/4-Wire NTU (P/N 1230001L1) functions as an
interface between the SHDSL network and the Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) for applications such
as LAN-to-LAN bridging, Frame Relay circuit, and PABX termination. The 6540 is designed to be
used either as a remote unit to the ADTRAN Total Access® 3000 multiservice platform, or as a pair of
units in a point-to-point limited distance campus configuration, with one 6540 configured to “LT”
mode.
Label
Status
Description
SHDSL
{
z
z
z
Off
Unit is powered off
Port is trained; no active alarms
Port is trained with a minor active alarm (1)
Port is attempting to or is trained with a major alarm (2)
Green
Yellow
Red
G.703
{
z
z
z
Off
Port is not active
Green
Yellow
Red
Active Port with no active alarm
Active Port with a minor alarm (3)
Active Port with a major alarm (4)
COMPLIANCE
EN 300 386-2; IEC 60950/EN 60950/AS NZS60950; S016; S043.2; ITU K.21 Enhanced; Telstra 1555
Nx64K
{
z
z
Off
Green
Red
Port is not active
Active Port with no active alarm
Active Port with an active alarm condition (5)
FEATURES
The 6540 has the following features:
♦ Housed in a standalone plastic case
RTS/C
RLSD/I
{
Off
Nx64K port is not active or when active, V.35/V.36 “Request To Send” or X.21
“Control” line from the DTE is off
V.35/V.36 “Request To Send” or X.21 “Control” line from the DTE is on
♦ Provides four front panel recessed pushbuttons, and eight front panel LED indicators
♦ Provides SHDSL, G.703, and/or Nx64K ports, and a local management port
♦ Provides a rear panel connection for local AC power
♦ Provides bad splice protection using the ADTRAN proprietary Runtime TScan™ 2.0 splice
protection feature (for more information on this feature and how to locally manage TScan, refer to
the SHDSL 2-Wire/4-Wire NTU Product Series Installation and Maintenance Practice, P/N
61230001L1-5)
z
{
Green
Off
Nx64K port is inactive or when active, V.35/V.36 “Receive Line Signal Detector” and
X.21 “Indication” control line from the NTU is off.
V.35/V.36 “Receive Line Signal Detector” or X.21 “Indication” control line from the
NTU (DCE) is on
z
Green
Off
LLOOP
RLOOP
BERT
{
z
z
Local Loop is not active
Yellow Active Local Loopback on the selected port
Red
Active Local Loop on one or more ports or services (when no port is selected)
PUSHBUTTON FUNCTIONALITY
Pushbutton
{
z
z
Off
Remote Loop is not active
Description
Yellow Active Remote Loopback on the selected port (when determined via established EOC)
Red
Active Remote Loop on one or more ports or services (when no port is selected)
PORT SELECT
Press the PORT SELECT button to select the active port. Selection choices cycle through the
following order: No Port, Nx64k, G.703, SHDSL.
{
z
z
z
Off
Green
BERT is not active
Active BERT and the test pattern detector is synchronized with no received bit errors
LOCAL LOOP/
ERR INJ
If a port is selected, and a Bit Error Rate Test (BERT) is not in progress, press the LOCAL
LOOP/ERR INJ button to initiate or terminate a local loop on the selected port. If a BERT is
in progress, press the button to inject a single bit error.
Yellow Active BERT and one or more test pattern bit errors have been received
Red Active BERT but the test pattern detector is not synchronized
REMOTE LOOP
1. Minor SHDSL port alarms: CRC errors, Loop Attenuation Threshold Alarm, SNR Margin Threshold Alarm, Segment
Anomaly, and any ES, SES, UAS, CVC, and LOSWS 15-Minute Threshold Alarm
2. Major SHDSL port alarms: LOS, LOSW, or Segment Defect
3. Minor G.703 port alarms: Rx RAI, Frame Slip, CRC-4 errors, LBER, and any ES, SES, UAS, and CVC 15-Minute
Threshold Alarm
If the SHDSL port is selected, press the REMOTE LOOP button to place or remove a remote
loop on the port by sending a EOC request message to the LTU (or NTU in campus mode). If
the Nx64K port or G.703 port (with only one service defined) is selected, press this button to
place or remove a remote loop on the selected port's single data service by sending respective
inband loop up or loop down patterns to the far end (in the associated data service timeslots).
4. Major G.703 port alarms: LOS, LOF, LOMF, Rx AIS, or HBER
5. Nx64K port alarms: Clock Slip, Loss of External Clock, FIFO Underflow/Overflow, and Inactivity Alarm
BERT
If a port is selected and there are no local loops, press the BERT button to start or stop a
BERT on the selected port.
©2006 ADTRAN, Inc. All
*61230001L1-22B*
For more information, refer to the Installation and Maintenance Practice (P/N 61230001L1-5) available online at www.adtran.com.
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