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RADWIN2000UserManual Release2.8.30 6‐29
UsingE1TDMPorts
Figure6‐31:TDMParameters
Transparent/Transparent
TheclockatSiteAregeneratestheclockfromSiteBandviceversa.
Looptime/Recover
TheSiteAportreceive‐clockisusedasthetransmit‐clockforthatporton
bothsidesofthelink.
Recover/Looptime
TheSiteBportreceive‐clockisusedasthetransmit‐clockforthatporton
bothsidesofthelink.
Internal/Recover
TheSiteAportusesitsinternaloscillatortogenerateitstransmitclockwhile
theSiteBportregeneratestheclockreceivedattheSiteAport.
Recover/Internal
TheSiteBportusesitsinternaloscillatortogenerateitstransmitclockwhile
theSiteAportregeneratestheclockreceivedattheSiteBport.
Mousing‐overanyportcausesapop‐uphelpballoon:
4.YoumayconfiguretheE1portstounbalancedmode(75ohm).Youshouldconfigure
bothsidesofthelinkasbalancedorunbalanced.
Figure6‐32showsanadaptercableforconnectingdeviceswithbalancedE1inter‐
facetotheuserequipmentwithunbalancedE1interface.TheYsplittercable