The Loop-IP-6702 allows transport of 1 or 2 E1 lines with timing and Ethernet traffic over IP network. This allows cost effective migration to IP network from existing voice and data network using existing TDM based
equipment.
On the WAN side, the Ethernet interface may be 10/100Mb electric or 100FX optical Ethernet. On the tributary side, the TDM ports can be one or two E1. Two Ethernet LAN ports are also include for lower priority user data traffic.
Loop-IP-6702 has built-in AC or DC power. Management choices include console port, SNMP port, and in-band management through the Ethernet WAN port.
For transport of TDM signals E1 Jitter and Wander adheres to G.823 Traffic.
Console Port SNMP Port
Electrical RS232 interface Protocol V1
Protocol Menu driven VT-100 terminal Connector RJ45 at front panel
Connector DB9, female, DCE
Baud rate 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
Performance monitors (E1)
Performance Store The last 24 hours performance in 15-minute intervals
Monitor Registers Line, user and remote site
Performance Reports Date &Time, Error second, Unavailable second, Bursty error second, and severe error second
Alarm History
Alarm Severity
Date & time, alarm type(i.e. clock loss, LOS, BPV, ES)
Critical, Major, Minor, Disable
Alarm Threshold BPV (1 x 10-5 to 1 x 10-9), ES (1 to 900 sec.), UAS (1 to 900 sec.)
The IP-6702 can be used point-to-point to transport two E1s over ethernet, TDMOE.
E1 traffic may be sent to one or two different IP-6702 end points.
Transmission Protocol
The IP-6700 uses UDP packets to transmit the E1 information. The UDP packets are formed of AAL1 cells of 48 bytes per cell. AAL1 is the ATM Adaption Layer, and an efficient method for TDMoE.
Application Drawings
Wireless Link Application
Application Notes
These were written for the sister product the IP-6700, and illustrate the principles involved in TDMoE.
IP-6700 E1 over Ethernet Applications Note describing the use of bundles, cells, and IP bandwidth required to be successful transporting E1 TDM data via ethernet.
IP-6700 Configuration Quick-Start Guide provides insight into the local site information required for a quick, successful configuration and installation of the IP-6700.