Sunrise Telecom SSMTT 48 (UDSL) Manual

SUNRISE TELECOM
SSMTT-48
UDSL Module for the MTT Platform
Users Manual SA948
MAN-22523-001 Rev. C00
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WARNING
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CAUTIONS
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2 SSMTT-48 UDSL Module
SSMTT-48 UDSL Module Users Manual Table of Contents

1 UDSL Module ............................................................................................................................................................ 5 1.1 Module Connector Panel ............................................................................................................... 5 1.2 LEDs ............................................................................................................................................. 5 1.3 Screen Indicators........................................................................................................................... 6 2 UDSL Menus ............................................................................................................................................................. 7 2.1 Modem Control .............................................................................................................................. 8 2.1.1 Modem Setup ................................................................................................................. 8 2.1.2 End Showtime .............................................................................................................. 11 2.1.3 Initiate Handshake ....................................................................................................... 11 2.2 Modem Status ............................................................................................................................. 12 2.2.1 Current Status .............................................................................................................. 12 2.2.2 Error Measurements.................................................................................................... 13 2.2.3 Tone Graphic/Table ..................................................................................................... 14 2.2.3.1 Bits Per Tone ............................................................................................................ 14 2.2.3.2 SNR Per Tone .......................................................................................................... 15 2.2.4 Event Tracer ................................................................................................................ 16 2.3 IP Data Features (Software Option) ............................................................................................ 17 2.3.1 IP Configuration ........................................................................................................... 17 2.3.1.1 IP DSL-ATM Configuration ........................................................................................ 18 2.3.1.2 IP DSL-PTM Configuration........................................................................................ 20 2.3.1.3 10/100 Ethernet Configuration .................................................................................. 21 2.3.1.4 Entering a User ID/Password.................................................................................... 21 2.3.2 IP Status ...................................................................................................................... 22 2.3.2.1 DHCP IP Status ........................................................................................................ 22 2.3.2.2 Static IP Status ......................................................................................................... 22 2.3.2.3 PPP Dynamic IP Status ............................................................................................ 23 2.3.3 Ping Test ...................................................................................................................... 23 2.3.4 Trace Route ................................................................................................................. 25 2.3.5 Web Access Test ......................................................................................................... 26 2.3.5.1 HTTP Download Test ................................................................................................ 26 2.3.5.2 FTP Download Test .................................................................................................. 26 2.3.5.3 FTP Upload Test....................................................................................................... 27 2.3.6 IP Data Pass Through Mode ....................................................................................... 28 2.4 IP Video Features (Software Option) .......................................................................................... 29 2.4.1 IP Configuration ........................................................................................................... 29 2.4.1.1 IP Type Static Configuration ......................................................................................30 2.4.1.2 IP Type DHCP Configuration .................................................................................... 32 2.4.1.3 DSL PPP Configuration .............................................................................................34 2.4.1.4 VOD Configuration .................................................................................................... 35 2.4.1.5 VOD URL List Screen ...............................................................................................36 2.4.1.6 Test Template Creation ............................................................................................. 37 2.4.1.7 EPG Channel Table Creation ....................................................................................38 2.4.2 IP Status ...................................................................................................................... 39 2.4.3 Video Stream Tests ..................................................................................................... 40 2.4.3.1 Stream Configuration ................................................................................................ 40 2.4.3.2 TS Rates ................................................................................................................... 41 2.4.3.3 TS Measurements .................................................................................................... 41 2.4.3.4 PID MAP Analysis..................................................................................................... 41 2.4.3.5 Channel Test............................................................................................................. 42 2.4.3.6 MDI Measurements 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2.4.4 VOD Test ..................................................................................................................... 43 2.4.4.1 Describe Media ......................................................................................................... 43 2.4.4.2 Play Media ................................................................................................................ 43 2.5 VOIP Features (Software Option) ............................................................................................... 45 2.5.1 IP Configuration ........................................................................................................... 45 2.5.2 IP Status ......................................................................................................................45 2.5.3 Protocol Setup ............................................................................................................. 45 2.5.4 Place/Receive Calls .................................................................................................... 48 2.5.5 VQ Measurements....................................................................................................... 51 2.5.5.1 Non-intrusive VQM Measurement ............................................................................ 51 2.5.5.1.1 Non-intrusive Report Screens ................................................................................ 51 2.5.5.2 Terminated Call Metrics Screen ............................................................................... 52 2.6 View/Store/Print .......................................................................................................................... 53 2.6.1 Saving a Test ............................................................................................................... 53 2.6.2 Renaming a Stored Test .............................................................................................. 53 2.6.3 Viewing a Stored Test .................................................................................................. 54 2.6.4 Printing a Stored Test .................................................................................................. 54 2.6.5 Deleting a Stored Test ................................................................................................. 54 2.6.6 Locking and Unlocking a Stored Test .......................................................................... 54 2.7 Profiles ......................................................................................................................................... 55 2.8 Utility ............................................................................................................................................ 56 2.8.1 Module Information ...................................................................................................... 56 2.8.2 Update Software.......................................................................................................... 56 3 Application Overview............................................................................................................................................. 57 3.1 Testing a DSL Line....................................................................................................................... 57 3.2 IPTV Applications ........................................................................................................................ 58 3.2.1 STB Emulation at DSL Interface .................................................................................. 58 3.2.2 STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface ..................................................................... 58 3.3 VOD Applications ........................................................................................................................ 59 3.3.1 STB Emulation at DSL Interface .................................................................................. 59 3.3.2 STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface ..................................................................... 59 3.4 VoIP Applications ........................................................................................................................60 3.4.1 Placing or Receiving an H.323 Call .............................................................................60 3.4.2 H.323 Phone Call without a Gatekeeper ..................................................................... 60 3.4.3 H.323 Phone Call with a Gatekeeper .......................................................................... 61 3.4.4 H.323 Phone Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device .............................................................. 61 3.4.5 Placing or Receiving a SIP Call ................................................................................... 62 3.4.6 Non-Intrusive Voice Quality Measurement .................................................................. 62 4 General Information ...............................................................................................................................................63 4.1 Testing and Calibration Statement ............................................................................................... 63 4.2 Customer Service ........................................................................................................................ 63 4.3 Offices ......................................................................................................................................... 63 4.4 Express Limited Warranty ...........................................................................................................64 Index .............................................................................................................................................................................65
SSMTT-48 UDSL Module
1 UDSL Module
The UDSL module supports both VDSLx and ADSLx modes. Testing applications include CPE emulation, CO emulation, and IP services testing.
1.1 Module Connector Panel
UDSL
10/100
Figure 1 UDSL Module Connector Panel The UDSL module contains the following ports: UDSL: This is an RJ-45 DSL line interface. 10/100: This port the Ethernet interface. The port contains two LEDs. The green LED indicates Ethernet link level connectivity, the yellow LED indicates traffic.
1.2 LEDs
MODULE DMM SIGNAL FRAME ERRORS HOLD xTU-C TDR/RFL LP 1 SYNC AIS BPV/CODE RESPOND xTU-R LINE LP 2 SYNC ALARM PAT SYNC BIT ERR POWER BATTERY SIGNAL FRAME ERRORS HOLD LP 1 SYNC AIS BPV/CODE RESPOND LP 2 SYNC ALARM PAT SYNC BIT ERR MODULE xTU-C xTU-R POWER BATTERY
SunSet MTT ACM II
SunSet MTT
SSMTT-ACM, -ACM+, and -ACM II SSMTT-B, -C Figure 2 Test Set LED Panels The following LEDs shown in Figure 2 are used by the UDSL module: MODULE: The module is active. xTU-C: CO mode. Red: WAITING state. Blinking Red: TRAINING state. Green: SHOWTIME state. Alternate blinking red and green: The modem loses SHOWTIME, retrains, and re-achieves SHOWTIME. Press HISTORY to clear. xTU-R: CPE mode. Red: WAITING state. Blinking Red: TRAINING state. Green: SHOWTIME state. Alternate blinking red and green: Modem loses SHOWTIME, retrains, and reachieves SHOWTIME. Press HISTORY to clear. ERRORS: A local (near-end or received) event that triggers a local error second in the ERROR MEASUREMENTS screen. Red: Current error. Blinking red: An error has occurred, but it is no longer present. Press HISTORY to clear.
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1.3 Screen Indicators

The screen indicates the status of the UDSL module 11:50:45 on the upper lines under the time of day. The left side >SHOWTIME CPE MODE:VDSL2 on the second line can indicate: VDSL2 PROFILE:12a WAITING TRAINING CURRENT STATUS SHOWTIME DOWNSTREAM UPSTREAM LINK DOWN: Press RETRAIN (F3) when you RATE:95000 kbps RATE:42384 kbps MAX :97000 kbps MAX :43542 kbps see this state. See Section 2.1.1 for details. CPTY:98 % CPTY:98 % The test set can also display on the left side of the SNRM:6.5 dB SNRM:6.5 dB ATTN:7.0 dB ATTN:7.0 dB third and fourth lines: PATH:INTL PATH:INTL CPE MODE/CO MODE: Indicates the selected RETRAIN STORE MODEM TYPE and DSL mode. See Section 2.1.1 for details. Figure 3 Screen Indictors PROFILE: Displays the VDSL2 service profile. This is not applicable for ADSLx or VDSL1 modes. The second line on the right side of the screen can indicate IP connection status (IP, PPP, or DHCP). An example: IP ...: Connection is in progress. IP UP: connection is made. IP DOWN: connection is not made. Blank: IP not in use.
2 UDSL Menus
Press the chassis MODULE key to access the UDSL module main menu. MODULE Key UDSL MAIN MENU MODEM CONTROL MODEM STATUS IP DATA FEATURES IP VIDEO FEATURES VOIP FEATURES VIEW/STORE/PRINT PROFILES UTILITY MODEM CONTROL 2.1.1 MODEM SETUP 2.1.2 END SHOWTIME 2.1.3 INITIATE HANDSHAKE
2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8
MODEM STATUS 2.2.1 2.2.2 2.2.3 2.2.4 CURRENT STATUS ERROR MEASUREMENTS TONE GRAPHIC/TABLE EVENT TRACER
TONE GRAPHICS/TABLE UTILITY 2.8.1 MODULE INFORMATION 2.8.2 UPDATE SOFTWARE IP DATA FEATURES 2.3.1 2.3.2 2.3.3 2.3.4 2.3.5 IP CONFIGURATION IP STATUS PING TEST TRACE ROUTE WEB ACCESS TEST 2.2.3.1 BITS PER TONE 2.2.3.2 SNR PER TONE
VOIP FEATURES 2.5.1 2.5.2 2.5.3 2.5.4 2.5.5 IP CONFIGURATION IP STATUS PROTOCOL SETUP CALL FEATURES VQ MEASUREMENTS
IP VIDEO FEATURES 2.4.1 2.4.2 2.4.3 2.4.4 IP CONFIGURATION IP STATUS VIDEO STREAM TESTS VOD TEST
VIDEO STREAM TESTS 2.4.3.1 2.4.3.2 2.4.3.3 2.4.3.4 2.4.3.5 2.4.3.6 STREAM CONFIGURATION TS RATES TS MEASUREMENTS PID ANALYSIS CHANNEL TEST MDI TEST
VOD TEST 2.4.4.1 DESCRIBE MEDIA 2.4.4.2 PLAY MEDIA
Note: Depending on ordered options and/or configuration setup, some menu items may not appear in the menu selection screens. Figure 4 UDSL Menu Tree
2 UDSL Module Menus
2.1 Modem Control

This menu contains: MODEM SETUP END SHOWTIME INITIATE HANDSHAKE 2.1.1 Modem Setup Configure the following: MODEM TYPE Options: CPE (F1), CO (F2) The modem can be setup as a CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) or as a CO (Central Office). CO is an optional feature. The remainder of the screen is dependent on the MODEM TYPE selected, refer to the following two subsections and configure the rest of the settings: CPE Setup
11:50:45 >WAITING CPE MODE:N/A VDSL PROFILE:N/A MODEM SETUP MODEM TYPE:CPE DSL MODE :VDSLx STANDARD :VDSL2/POTS <
11:50:45 >WAITING CPE MODE:N/A VDSL PROFILE:N/A MODEM SETUP MODEM TYPE:CPE DSL MODE :ADSLx STANDARD :ADSLx MULTI ANX-A <
SELECT
RETRAIN
SELECT
RETRAIN
11:50:45 >WAITING VDSLx STANDARD 1:VDSL2/POTS 2:VDSL2/ISDN 3:VDSL2 IKAN-CO4-EU 4:VDSL2 CNXT-NA1 5:VDSL2 IKAN-CO4-NA1 6:VDSL2 IKAN-CO4-NA2 7:VDSL2 IKAN-CO5-NA-30a 8:VDSL1 CNXT-NA1 9: 10: SELECT
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11:50:45 >WAITING ADSLx STANDARD 1:ADSLx MULTI ANX-A 2:ADSLx MULTI ANX-B 3:ADSLx SIEMENS-ANX-B 4:ADSL2/2+ ANNEX M 5: 6: 7: 8: 9: 10: SELECT
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Figure 5 CPE Modem Setup Screens DSL MODE Options: VDSLx (F1), ADSLx (F2) Select the type of modem in use. If the selection is not available, the screen will display OPTION IS NOT ENABLED. VDSLx: Very high Speed Digital Subscriber Line; x refers to the standards available in the lower left screen shown in Figure 5. ADSLx: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line; x refers to the standards available in the lower right screen shown in Figure 5. STANDARD Access the lower screens in Figure 5, via SELECT (F1). See Tables 1 and 2 for a description of each standard. Use or to highlight a standard and press SELECT (F1) to return to the MODEM SETUP screen. The choice is displayed on the STANDARD line.
Press RETRAIN (F3) when ready to start the initiation. A successful initiation will consist of the test set displaying TRAINING, followed by SHOWTIME along with the LED indications described in Section 1.2. Standard ADSLx MULTI ANX-A ADSLx MULTI ANX-A ADSLx SIEMENS-ANX-B ADSL2/2+ ANNEX M Description Most common worldwide ADSLx over POTS Annex A system. Also supports Annex L mode. Most common ADSLx over ISDN Annex B system. This is mainly deployed in Europe. Siemens-Infineon ADSLx over ISDN Annex B system. This is mainly deployed in Europe. ADSL2/ADSL2+ system supporting Annex M mode. Table 1 CPE/ADSLx Standards Standard VDSL2/POTS VDSL2/ISDN VDSL2 IKAN-CO4-EU VDSL2 CNXT-NA1 VDSL2 IKAN-CO4-NA1 VDSL2 IKAN-CO4-NA2 VDSL2 IKAN-CO5-NA-30a VDSL1 CNXT-NA1 Description Most common worldwide VDSL2 over POTS system. Common VDSL2 over ISDN system deployed mainly in Europe. Alcatel-Ikanos system. This is mainly deployed in Europe. Alcatel-Conexant VDSL2 system. This is mainly deployed in North America. Lucent Stinger system using version 9.10.x. Lucent Stinger system using version 9.11.x. Ikanos CO5 based system (i.e. Alcatel ONT) using profile 30a. Alcatel-Conexant VDSL1 system. This is mainly deployed in North America. Table 2 CPE/VDSLx Standards CO Setup
2 UDSL Module Menus
11:50:45 >WAITING CPE MODE:N/A VDSL PROFILE:N/A MODEM SETUP
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11:50:45 >WAITING CPE MODE:N/A VDSL PROFILE:N/A MODEM SETUP MODEM TYPE:CO DSL MODE :ADSLx STANDARD :ADSLx MULTI ANX-A
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MODEM TYPE:CO DSL MODE :VDSLx STANDARD :VDSL2 12a ANX-A
SELECT
RETRAIN
SELECT
RETRAIN
11:50:45 >WAITING 1:VDSL2 2:VDSL2 3:VDSL2 4:VDSL2 5:VDSL2 6:VDSL2 7:VDSL1 8: 9: 10: SELECT VDSLx STANDARD 12a ANX-A 17a ANX-B/B8-12 30a ANX-A 30a ANX-C IKAN-EU-12a CNXT-NA1-8d CNXT-NA1-8a
11:50:45 >WAITING ADSLx STANDARD 1:ADSLx MULTI ANX-A 2:ADSLx MULTI ANX-B 3:ADSL2/2+ ANX M 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9: 10: SELECT
Figure 6 CO Modem Setup Screens In addition to the MODEM TYPE setting, the MODEM SETUP screens, shown at the top of Figure 6 contain the following settings: DSL MODE Options: VDSLx (F1), ADSLx (F2) Select the type of modem in use. If the selection is not available, the screen will display OPTION IS NOT ENABLED. VDSLx: Very high speed Digital Subscriber Line; x refers to the standards available in the lower left screen shown in Figure 6. ADSLx: Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line; x refers to the standards available in the lower right screen shown in Figure 6. STANDARD Access the lower screens in Figure 6, via SELECT (F1). See Tables 3 and 4 for a description of each standard. Use or to highlight a standard and press SELECT (F1) to return to the MODEM SETUP screen. The choice is displayed on the STANDARD line. Press RETRAIN (F3) when ready to start the initiation and connect to the far end CPE device. A successful initiation will consist of the test set displaying TRAINING, followed by SHOWTIME along with the LED indications described in Section 1.2. Standard ADSLx MULTI ANX-A ADSLx MULTI ANX-B ADSL2/2+ ANX M Description Most common worldwide ADSLx over POTS Annex A system. Common ADSLx over ISDN Annex B system. This is mainly deployed in Europe. ADSL2/ADSL2 system supporting Annex M mode. Table 3 CO/ADSLx Standards Standard VDSL2 12a ANX-A
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Description VDSL2 Annex A using profile 12a.

VDSL2 17a ANX-B/B8-12 VDSL2 30a ANX-A VDSL2 30a ANX-C VDSL2 IKAN-EU-12a VDSL2 CNXT-NA1-8d VDSL1 CNXT-NA1-8a
VDSL2 Annex B using profile 17a. VDSL2 Annex A using profile 30a. VDSL2 Annex C using profile 30a. Ikanos CPE-4 based modem using profile 12a. This is mainly deployed in Europe. Conexant based modem using profile 8d. This is mainly deployed in North America. Conexant based modem using VDSL1 profile 8a. This is mainly deployed in North America. Table 4 CO/VDSLx Standards
2.1.2 End Showtime When finished testing, close the link: 1. Select from the module main menu, MODEM CONTROL > END SHOWTIME. 2. Follow the on-screen instructions, and press ENTER. 3. The screen displays CLOSING LINK and COMPLETE when finished. Also note that the top message shows WAITING at the end of the process. 4. When finished, press ESC. Note: It is good practice to manually close the link instead of just unplugging from the signal. When you close the link, the test set sends a Close Command message to the DSLAM. The DSLAM then knows why the signal is lost when the test set is disconnected. 2.1.3 Initiate Handshake The test set automatically initiates handshake with the far end modem upon powering up. However, if the link needs to be reopened, select this item. 1. Select from the module main menu, MODEM CONTROL > INITIATE HANDSHAKE. 2. Follow the on-screen instructions, and press ENTER. 3. The screen displays TRAINING. The top left on-screen message displays WAITING followed by TRAINING. The xTU-C (CO mode) or xTU-R (CPE mode) LED should be blinking red, indicating the test set is trying to connect. 4. If there is a successful connection, the CURRENT STATUS screen is displayed. The top left on-screen message displays SHOWTIME and the xTU-C (CO mode) or xTUR (CPE mode) LED is green. If unsuccessful, TRAINING is displayed and the xTU-C (CO mode) or xTU-R (CPE mode) LED continues blinking red.
2 UDSL Module Menus
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2.2 Modem Status

This menu contains: CURRENT STATUS ERROR MEASUREMENTS TONE GRAPHIC/TABLE EVENT TRACER 2.2.1 Current Status
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE:VDSL2 VDSL2 PROFILE:17a CURRENT STATUS DOWNSTREAM RATE:95000 kbps MAX :97000 kbps CPTY:98 % SNRM:6.5 dB ATTN:7.0 dB PATH:INTL UPSTREAM RATE:42384 kbps MAX :43542 kbps CPTY:97 % SNRM:6.5 dB ATTN:7.0 dB PATH:INTL RETRAIN STORE
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE:ADSL2+ANNEX A VDSL2 PROFILE:N/A CURRENT STATUS DOWNSTREAM DELY:1 ms INP :0.8 DEPH:1 frm PWR :11.0 dBm UPSTREAM DELY:1 ms INP :0.8 DEPH:8 frm PWR :11.8 dBm
FAR END VENDOR ID: BDCM RETRAIN STORE
Figure 7 Current Status Screens The left CURRENT STATUS screen in Figure 7 reports the following information for both DOWNSTREAM and UPSTREAM: RATE: Current rate reported in kbps or Mbps. MAX: Maximum attainable rate reported in kbps or Mbps. CPTY: Capacity is a percentage ratio of Line Rate/Maximum Rate. A common industry threshold for capacity is a measurement of less than 85% for a stable line. SNRM: Signal-to-Noise Ratio Margin in dB. A common industry threshold is a minimum SNRM of 8.0 dB for a stable line. ATTN: Attenuation in dB. PATH: This shows the latency path; INTL (Interleaved) if the delay is > /= 2ms, or FAST if the delay is between 01ms. Press to view the right CURRENT STATUS screen shown in Figure 7. It reports the following information for both DOWNSTREAM and UPSTREAM (except FAR END VENDOR): DELY: Actual Interleaver Delay reported in ms (millisecond). The delay ranges from 163mS. The interleaver delay is set to meet the network service providers requirements for error burst protection and latency. INP: Actual Impulse Noise Protection is used in conjunction with the interleaver delay setting, INP enables enhanced noise protection and is being used more for IP video applications. DEPH: Actual Interleaving Depth is an indication of how many frames are allocated for interleaving. The interleaver depth is set to meet the network service providers requirements for error burst protection and latency. The range for depth is 14096. PWR: Aggregate transmit Power. FAR END VENDER: Reads the vendor ID code provided from the CO ATU-C, if MODEM MODE is set for CPE, or the code from the CPE ATU-R, if the MODEM MODE is set for CO. CURRENT STATUS F-keys RETRAIN (F3): Restart the link with the far end device. STORE (F4): Save the reported results. See Section 2.6. Interpreting the Results Fixed Rate Circuits Fixed rate circuits specifies an exact data rate for the customer. If testing a Fixed Rate service, look at the following:
RATE: Confirm that this value equals the fixed rate set for the circuit, in both the upstream and downstream directions. For example, if the circuit under test is configured for a fixed rate of 22016 kbps downstream/5504 kbps upstream, confirm that this measurement is achieved. SNRM: Confirm that the signal-to-noise margin complies with your companys requirements. A common standard is 8 dB, higher values can provide more room for any introduced noise. Rate Adaptive Circuits Rate adaptive circuits specify minimum and maximum data rates for a circuit, and try to attain the maximum rate set by the DSLAM. If testing a Rate Adaptive service, look at the following: RATE: This value should be between the minimum and maximum thresholds set for the circuit. SNRM: The signal-to-noise margin value also needs to be above the minimum allowable margin. Commonly it is 8 dB, your margin might be higher. Since rate adaptive circuits try to use all the possible bandwidth, the noise margin will typically be very close to 6 dB (or the minimum value). 2.2.2 Error Measurements
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE:ADSL2+ANNEX A VDSL2 PROFILE:N/A ERROR MEASUREMENTS ST:11:45:25 ET:000:05:20 LOCAL CRC/CV:0 FEC :0 SEF :0 HEC :0 REMOTE CRC/CV:0 FEC :0 HEC :0
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE:ADSL2+ANNEX A VDSL2 PROFILE:N/A ERROR MEASUREMENTS ST:11:45:25 ET:000:05:20 LOCAL ES :0 SES:0 UAS:0 REMOTE ES :0 SES:0 UAS:0
BER :0.00E-0 RETRAINS:0

RESTART PAUSE STORE
RESTART
PAUSE
STORE
Figure 8 Error Measurements Screens The ERROR MEASUREMENTS screen, shown on the left in Figure 8, reports the following information for both LOCAL and REMOTE: CRC/CV: Cyclic Redundancy Check anomaly indicates that in the datastream, a received CRC-8 code is not identical to the locally calculated CRC-8 code. FEC: Forward Error Correction anomaly indicates that errors have been corrected in the datastream. SEF: Number of Severely Errored Frames defects during measurement (LOCAL only). HEC: Header Error Control error indicates that an ATM cell with an incorrect HEC is contained in the datastream. Press to view the right ERROR MEASUREMENTS screen shown in Figure 8. It reports the following information for both LOCAL and REMOTE (except BER and RETRAINS): ES: An Errored Second is defined as one second containing one or more CRC/CV errors. SES: A Severely Errored Second is defined as one second containing 18 or more CRC/ CV errors. UAS: An Unavailable Second begins after ten consecutive severely errored seconds. BER: Estimated Bit Error Ratio calculation based on the DSL Forum TR-100 standard. RETRAINS: Number of resynchronizations (retrains) that have occurred since the start of the measurement. ERROR MEASUREMENTS F-keys RESTART (F1): Restart the measurements, resetting all counters to zero. PAUSE/CONTINU (F2): Pause the measurements or continue the measurements without resetting any counters STORE (F4): Save the reported results. See Section 2.6.
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2.2.3 Tone Graphic/Table This menu contains: BITS PER TONE SNR PER TONE 2.2.3.1 Bits Per Tone This feature measures the bits per tone distribution used by the modem to transmit at the provisioned rate. It displays the number of bits assigned per tone as a graphic or as a table. During modem initialization, a signal-to-noise measurement for each tone is made. Bit distribution is then optimized to meet the desired bit rate. Each tone can support a theoretical maximum of 15 bits. During operation, the bit distribution may be adjusted to optimize bandwidth. The modem constantly monitors the signal-to-noise ratio for each tone. If a tone degrades in quality, it sends a bit swap command to adjust the amount of bits assigned to that particular tone. These bits may be added to a different tone or taken out completely.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE: N/A ADSL2 PROFILE:N/A TONE 15 65 (280 kHz): 2 BITS <
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE: N/A ADSL2 PROFILE:N/A <
0 0 << TABLE >> STORE ZOOM 255 more more
# BITS # BITS # BITS # BITS 0 0 8 0 16 0 24 0 1 0 9 0 17 0 25 0 2 0 10 0 18 0 26 0 3 0 11 0 19 0 27 0 4 0 12 0 20 0 28 0 5 0 13 0 21 0 29 0 6 0 14 0 22 0 30 0 7 0 15 0 23 0 31 0 GRAPHIC STORE
Figure 9 Bits Per Tone Screens In the left screen in Figure 9, the left block of bits represents the upstream signal. The higher frequency group at the right represents the downstream signal. There is a buffer between the upstream and downstream frequencies, which is represented by the gap between the upstream and downstream tones. To learn the exact bit count and frequency of a specific tone, see the line just above the graph. This line provides the bit count for the tone marked by the pointer arrow. In Figure 9, the pointer arrow is at the first downstream tone, thus the line reads tone 65 (280 kHz) with two bits. To move the pointer arrow: Press or to move the pointer arrow one tone at a time. Press << (F1) or >> (F2) to move the pointer arrow to another tick mark shown on the horizontal axis of the graph. The Graphic can display two different scales using ZOOM (F3): The first scale displays all 255 tones in the same screen, as in the left screen in Figure 9. Press ZOOM (F3) to display 0127 tones in one screen, move the pointer past 127 to view tones 128255 in one screen. Press ZOOM (F3) to return to the first view of all 255 tones in the same screen. You can also view a table of the tones by pressing TABLE (more, F4). An example is shown in the right screen in Figure 9. Listed for each tone is the number of bits assigned to it. Press or to scroll through all tones. In either screen, press the STORE F-key to save the results. See Section 2.6 for details. Interpreting the Results The lower frequency tones represent the bandwidth used for the upstream signal. The higher frequency tones at the right show the frequencies used for the downstream signal. The bits should drop to zero after the end of the upstream. This is the buffer between the upstream and downstream signals. The actual size of this buffer varies.
If there is a major drop in bits in either the downstream or the upstream section, this may indicate that there is a possible interferer at that frequency. For example, if there is a major drop at 772 kHz, this may represent an interfering T1 signal. 2.2.3.2 SNR Per Tone This feature measures the signal-to-noise ratio for each downstream tone used by the modem to transmit the provisioned rate. It displays the SNR per tone as a graphic or as a table. During modem initialization, a signal-to-noise measurement is made for each tone; bit distribution is then optimized to meet the desired bit rate. During operation, the bit distribution may be adjusted to optimize bandwidth. The modem constantly monitors the signal-to-noise ratio for each tone. If a tone degrades in quality, it sends a bit swap command to adjust the amount of bits assigned to that particular tone. These bits may be added to a different tone or taken out completely.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE: N/A ADSL2 PROFILE:N/A TONE 100 64 (276 kHz): 5.0 dB <
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2.2.4 Event Tracer Use the EVENT TRACER screen, shown in Figure 11:50:45 11, to track modem events when the test set is con>SHOWTIME < CPE MODE: N/A nected to the circuit. ADSL2 PROFILE:N/A In the EVENT TRACER screen, use or to seEVENT TRACER lect an event. A selected event displays EVENT ID, EVENT ID : 2 of 10 EVENT DATE, TIME, and the type of event, in this EVENT DATE: 3/10 TIME EVENT case, Showtime. The scroll bar on the right indicates 16:45:09 Training that more screens are available. 16:45:15 Showtime 16:45:24 CRC Detected In addition to the modules MODE (CO or CPE) and 16:45:24 FEC Detected PROFILE selected in the MODEM SETUP screen, 16:45:34 CRC Detected 16:46:05 FEC Detected the following are reported: LIMITED CLEAR EVENT ID: The selected event indicates its number out of the total events. Figure 11 Event Tracer Screen EVENT DATE: The date that the selected event occurred. EVENT TRACER F-keys LIMITED/CONTINU (F1): LIMITED is used to capture up to 100 events, capturing stops at that point. Use CONTINU to continuously capture events in a queue. When the queue is full, the first event is overwritten by the next event. CLEAR (F2): Clear all events.
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2.3 IP Data Features (Software Option)

IP DATA FEATURES are an option. If unavailable the test set will display, OPTION IS NOT ENABLED. This menu contains: IP CONFIGURATION IP STATUS PING TEST TRACE ROUTE WEB ACCESS TEST 2.3.1 IP Configuration This screen contains configuration items for the IP connection. Enter the proper protocol used by the circuit, as well as the necessary IP addresses. Note: CONNECT/DISC appears at either F3 or F4 depending on the setting selected. Press CONNECT to start the connection procedure to the ISP. Press DISC to release the connection. Once CONNECT is pressed, the connection will stay UP, if successful, or DOWN if unsuccessful. This is indicated at the top right of the screen. In either case, press DISC to change any of the configuration items. Configure the following: INTERFACE Options: DSL-ATM (F1), DSL-PTM (F2), 10/100 (more, F1), PROFILE (more, F2) Select the port connection used for testing. DSL-ATM: This interface uses the UDSL module port. Select this for traditional ATM encapsulated protocols; PPPoE, PPPoA, Bridged, and CLIPoA. DSL-PTM: This interface uses the UDSL module port. Select this for newer IP based DSLAMs that support Packet Transfer Mode (PTM). It supports Routed and PPPoE protocols. 10/100: This interface uses the 10/100 (Ethernet) module port. PROFILE: Retrieve and use stored IP configuration. See Section 2.7 for details. MODE Options: ETHERNT or BRIDGED (F1), PPPoE (F2), PPPoA (F3), CLIPoA (more, F1), ROUTED (more, F2) Select the protocol mode for the test. ETHERNT: Ethernet is available only when the 10/100 INTERFACE is selected. BRIDGED: Bridged protocol according to RFC 2684 bridge encapsulation. It supports both static and DHCP IP management. This mode is available for the DSL-ATM interface. PPPoE: Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet according to RFC 2516. It supports dynamic IP addressing. This mode is available for both the DSL-ATM and DSL-PTM interfaces. PPPoA: Point to Point Protocol over ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode), according to RFC 2364. It supports dynamic IP addressing and is available for the DSL-ATM interface. CLIPoA: Classical IP over ATM according to RFC 2225 supports static IP management. This mode is available for the DSL-ATM interface. ROUTED supports static and DHCP IP addressing. This mode is available for the DSLPTM interface. BRIDGE is used for IP Data Pass Through Mode for the DSL-PTM interface. See Section 2.3.6. The remainder of the screen settings are dependent on the selected INTERFACE and MODE, refer to the following three subsections and configure the rest of the settings: Note: To enter numbers in these screens, use SHIFT and the numeric keypad. Use the <- and -> F-keys to move the cursor. When finished, press SHIFT.
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2.3.1.1 IP DSL-ATM Configuration

11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE :DSL-ATM MODE :BRIDGED ENCAPSULATION:LLC VPI :8 VCI :35 IP TYPE :STATIC LOCAL IP :207.181.199.105 GATEWAY :207.181.199.100 SUBNET MASK :255.255.248.000 DNS SERVER :207.181.199.178 BRIDGED PPPoE PPPoA more 11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE :DSL-ATM MODE :CLIPoA ENCAPSULATION:LLC VPI :8 VCI :35 IP TYPE :STATIC LOCAL IP :207.181.199.105 PEER IP :207.181.199.108 GATEWAY :207.181.199.100 SUBNET MASK :255.255.248.000 DNS SERVER :207.181.199.178 CLIPoA ROUTED CONNECT more < 11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE :DSL-ATM MODE :PPPoA ENCAPSULATION:LLC PAP/CHAP :AUTO VPI :8 VCI :35 IP TYPE :DYNAMIC USER ID :USER5468 PASSWORD :SERVICE2356 DSL-ATM PPPoE PPPoE more 11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE :DSL-ATM MODE :PPPoE ENCAPSULATION:LLC PAP/CHAP :AUTO VPI :8 VCI :35 IP TYPE :DYNAMIC USER ID :USER5468 PASSWORD:SERVICE2356 BRIDGED PPPoE PPPoA <
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Figure 12 IP Data DSL-ATM Configuration Screens Configure these settings for a DSL-ATM interface: ENCAPSULATION Options: LLC (F1), VC MUX (F2) Choose the encapsulation method for carrying traffic over AAL Type 5 over ATM. LLC: Logical Link Control based on IEEE standard 802.2. LLC encapsulation is used when multiple protocol are encapsulated over a single ATM Virtual Connection. VC MUX: Used when only one protocol is carried over a single ATM Virtual Connection. PAP/CHAP (MODE = PPPoA or PPPoE) Options: PAP (F1), CHAP (F2), AUTO (more, F1), NONE (more, F2) The authentication layer ensures that only a valid device establishes a connection with the network using the entered USER IP and PASSWORD (unless NONE is selected). PAP: Password Authentication Protocol as defined in RFC 1334. PAP is the simplest method for authentication. It involves a two-way handshake where one peer sends a user name and ID to another peer element in the network. The second peer returns an authentication-acknowledge message either accepting or rejecting the user name and password. CHAP: Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol as defined in RFC 1994. It involves a three-way handshake, in which the test set sends a challenge containing its user name. The server responses with a specific identifier expected for this transaction. The test set then accepts or rejects this response, when accepted the test set starts sending data. AUTO: Use this recommended setting to automatically detect the authentication. NONE: USER IP and PASSWORD is not used. VPI Range: 0255 The default is 8, which is a typical Ethernet assignment. Along with VCI, VPI identifies the next destination of a cell as it moves through a series of ATM switches on the way to its destination. The service provider typically assigns VPI. VCI
Range: 065535 The default is 35, which is a typical Ethernet assignment. Along with VPI. VCI identifies the next destination of a cell as it moves through a series of ATM switches on the way to its destination. The service provider typically assigns VCI. IP TYPE Options: STATIC (F1), DHCP/DYNAMIC (F2) STATIC: This type of IP management means that the user has a permanent IP address. For STATIC, enter the LOCAL IP; this will be the value used during the test. DHCP/DYNAMIC: This refers to dynamic IP management. When selecting DHCP or DYNAMIC for IP TYPE, the module sends a request to the server; the server responds and provides an IP address. LOCAL IP (IP TYPE = STATIC) Enter a local IP address of the circuit under test. For BRIDGE and ROUTED modes, this local IP address needs to be entered by you if STATIC is used. PEER IP (MODE = CLIPoA) Enter a Peer IP address of the circuit under test. For CLIPoA modes, this Peer IP address needs to be entered by you if STATIC is used. GATEWAY (IP TYPE = STATIC) If required, enter a gateway address, or press NONE (F1). A gateway is a device that connects dissimilar networks and passes information between them. In TCP/IP, the default gateway address is the address where the Internet Protocol sends packets destined for remote networks, unless a different route is configured. SUBNET MASK (IP TYPE = STATIC) If required, enter a Subnet address of the circuit under test, or use the default address that the test set initially displays. DNS SERVER (IP TYPE = STATIC) Enter a Domain Name System Server address of the circuit under test. USER ID (MODE = PPPoE or PPPoA) Used for authentication with PAP or CHAP. Enter a required USER ID and/or PASSWORD prior to receiving an IP address from the ISP by pressing EDIT (F1). A character entry screen is displayed. For entry instructions, see Section 2.3.1.4. PASSWORD (MODE = PPPoE or PPPoA) Used for authentication with PAP or CHAP. Enter a required USER ID and/or PASSWORD prior to receiving an IP address from the ISP by pressing EDIT (F1). A character entry screen is displayed. For entry instructions, see Section 2.3.1.4. When ready, press the CONNECT F-key.
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2.3.1.2 IP DSL-PTM Configuration

11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE :DSL-PTM MODE :ROUTED VLAN :ENABLE VID: 2095 IP TYPE :STATIC LOCAL IP :207.181.199.105 GATEWAY :207.181.199.100 SUBNET MASK :255.255.248.000 DNS SERVER :207.181.199.178 BRIDGE ROUTED PPPoE CONNECT <
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Figure 13 IP Data DSL-PTM Configuration Screens Configure these settings for a DSL-PTM interface: MODE Options: BRIDGE (F1), ROUTED (F2), PPPoE (F3) Select the protocol mode for the test. See this setting in Section 2.3.1 for details. VLAN (MODE = ROUTED or PPPoE) Options: DISABLE (F1), ENABLE (F2) Choose whether or not to use VLAN tags. If enabled, enter a value for VID. VID If VLAN is enabled, enter a VLAN Identification number, 04095. PAP/CHAP (MODE = PPPoE) Options: PAP (F1), CHAP (F2), AUTO (more, F1), NONE (more, F2) The authentication layer ensures that only a valid device establishes a connection with the network. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. IP TYPE (DYNAMIC is the only selection in PPPoE.) Options: STATIC (F1), DHCP or DYNAMIC (F2) Choose as required. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. Note that DHCP applies to ROUTED. LOCAL IP (IP TYPE = STATIC) Enter a local IP address of the circuit under test. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. GATEWAY (IP TYPE = STATIC) If required, enter a gateway address, or press NONE (F1). See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. SUBNET MASK (IP TYPE = STATIC) If required, enter a Subnet address of the circuit under test, or use the default address that the test set initially displays. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. DNS SERVER (IP TYPE = STATIC) Enter a Domain Name System Server address of the circuit under test. USER ID (MODE = PPPoE) Enter a required USER ID prior to receiving an IP address from the ISP. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. PASSWORD (MODE = PPPoE) Enter a required PASSWORD prior to receiving an IP address from the ISP. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. When ready, press the CONNECT F-key.
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2.3.1.3 10/100 Ethernet Configuration

11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE :10/100 MODE :ETHERNET VLAN :ENABLE VID:2095 IP TYPE :STATIC LOCAL IP :207.181.199.105 GATEWAY :207.181.199.100 SUBNET MASK :255.255.248.000 DNS SERVER :207.181.199.178 STATIC DHCP CONNECT < 11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE :10/100 MODE :ETHERNET VLAN :ENABLE VID:2095 IP TYPE :DHCP <
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Figure 14 IP Data Ethernet Configuration Screens Configure these settings for a 10/100 interface: MODE Options: ETHERNT (F1) This is fixed for Ethernet. VLAN Options: DISABLE (F1), ENABLE (F2) Choose whether or not to use VLAN tags. If enabled, enter a value for VID. VID If VLAN is enabled, enter a VLAN Identification number, 04095. IP TYPE Options: STATIC (F1), DHCP (F2) Choose as required. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. LOCAL IP (IP TYPE = STATIC) Enter a local IP address of the circuit under test. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. GATEWAY (IP TYPE = STATIC) If required, enter a gateway address, or press NONE (F1). See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. SUBNET MASK (IP TYPE = STATIC) If required, enter a Subnet address of the circuit under test, or use the default address that the test set initially displays. See this setting in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. DNS SERVER (IP TYPE = STATIC) Enter a Domain Name System Server address of the circuit under test. When ready, press CONNECT (F3). 2.3.1.4 Entering a User ID/Password Follow this procedure to enter a USER ID or PASSWORD. 1. Place the cursor on USER ID or PASSWORD. 2. Press EDIT (F1) and a character screen is displayed. 3. Press INPUT (F3) to enter the character grid. Notice a cursor appears in the grid and INPUT changes to STOP. 4. Use , , , or to move the cursor to the desired character. Press ENTER to select that character. The character will appear on the USER ID line. 5. Continue selecting characters until done. Press STOP (F3) to exit the character grid. If a mistake is made; press STOP (F3). Use to select or the incorrect character. - Press DELETE (F2) to delete the character. - Press INSERT (F1) to add a character to the left of the selected character. - Press OVER (F1) to replace the selected character with a new character. 6. Press SAVE (F4) to save the entry and return to the setup screen.
2.3.2 IP Status The IP STATUS screens are displayed after pressing CONNECT in IP CONFIGURATION (except ROUTED and CLIPoA). They report important information on the status of the connection to the ISP. ROUTED and CLIPoA: UP is displayed when the link is up. BRIDGE: Information about the ARP request in STATIC or about the DHCP session in dynamic mode is reported. PPPoE and PPPoA STATIC or DYNAMIC: PPP session information is reported. For all IP STATUS screens; ST (Start Time) indicates when CONNECT was pressed and ET (Elapsed Time) indicates the time since CONNECT was pressed. 2.3.2.1 DHCP IP Status In this configuration, the test set sends a DHCP dis11:50:45 covery message to start DHCP negotiation with the >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< ISP to obtain an IP address. ST:11:20:40 ET:000:30:05 The status of the connection to the ISP is displayed IP STATUS on the right side of the screen. It can be IP UP, if it DHCP:PASS has passed, IP... in process, or it can be IP DOWN, if it has failed. The status is also displayed under the LOCAL IP : 192.168.3.169 SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0 IP STATUS line of Figure 15. It can be: GATEWAY : 192.168.3.1 DNS SERVER : 192.168.9.30 DHCP: In Progress: Connection is not yet completed. DHCP: PASS: A successful connection. DHCP: FAIL: Connection was not successful. In this case, verify the input parameters, such as Figure 15 DHCP IP Status Screen VPI/VCI settings, and try again. If DHCP: PASS is displayed, the following are reported: LOCAL IP: ATU-R IP address assigned by the DHCP server. GATEWAY: Gateway IP address. SUBNET MASK: Netmask. DNS SERVER: DNS Server IP address. 2.3.2.2 Static IP Status After pressing CONNECT, the test set sends an ARP 11:50:45 (Address Resolution Protocol) request to an ISP to >SHOWTIME IP UP< verify IP configuration. ISP connection status is disST:11:20:40 ET:000:30:05 played at the top of the screen, as shown in Figure IP STATUS 16. It can be IP UP, if passed, IP... in process, or IP DOWN, if failed. Status is also displayed under STATIC:PASS LOCAL IP :192.168.102.106 IP STATUS, it can be: SUBNET MASK:255.255.255.255 STATIC: In Progress: The connection is not yet GATEWAY :207.181.199.178 DNS SERVER :206.13.28.41 competed. PASS: A successful connection. FAIL: The connection was not successful. The following is reported, if PASS is displayed: LOCAL IP: IP address of the test set. Figure 16 Static IP Status Screen SUBNET MASK: Netmask GATEWAY: IP address of the gateway. DNS SERVER: DNS Server IP address.
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2.3.2.3 PPP Dynamic IP Status After pressing CONNECT, the test set begins PPP 11:50:45 negotiation with an ISP. The ISP connection status is >SHOWTIME PPP UP< displayed at the top of the screen, as shown in Figure ST:11:20:40 ET:000:30:05 17. It can be IP UP, if passed, IP... in process, or it IP STATUS can be IP DOWN, if failed. Status is also displayed PPP:PASS under IP STATUS, it can be: PPP: in progress: The connection is not yet LOCAL IP :192.168.102.106 SUBNET MASK:255.255.255.255 opened. GATEWAY :207.181.199.178 PPP: PASS: Indicates that the authentication DNS SERVER :206.13.28.41 and IP parameters of the connection have been successfully negotiated and the connection is up. PPP: FAIL: Indicates that the authentication or the IP parameters of the connection havent been Figure 17 PPP Dynamic IP Stasuccessfully negotiated and that the connection tus Screen is down. If this occurs, verify the IP settings and try again. If successful, then the following are displayed: LOCAL IP: IP address of the ATU-R. GATEWAY: IP address of the gateway. SUBNET MASK: Netmask. DNS SERVER: DNS Server IP address. 2.3.3 Ping Test Before running a ping test, the connection must be 11:50:45 UP as indicated at the top right of the screen, as >SHOWTIME IP UP< ST:--:--:-ET:---:--:-shown in Figure 18. The PING screen is the same for all IP mode types. LOCAL IP:207.181.199.106 PING TEST Press START (F4) after configuration to start the ping DEST. IP :207.181.199.178 PING COUNT :10 test. Press again to stop the test. PING LENGTH:64 The following information is displayed: PING: ST: Start Time indicates when START was pressed. Round Trip (ms) Sent :Min:ET: Elapsed Time since START was pressed. Received :Max:LOCAL IP: Displays the LOCAL IP entered in the IP Loss Rate:- % Avg:CONFIGURATION screen, if static IP TYPE has been CONTINU START selected. It displays the dynamically assigned address, if DHCP, or DYNAMIC IP TYPE has been selected in Figure 18 PING Test Screen the IP CONFIGURATION screen. Ping Test Configuration DEST. IP/DEST. URL Options: URL/IP ADDR (F1), LIST (F1) LIST is available when the cursor has been moved to the right of : on this line. Enter the Destination IP/URL address. IP ADDR: Enter a destination address using SHIFT and numeric keypad along with <- (F2), -> (F3) or press LIST (F1), and select a saved IP address from the list. URL: Uniform Resource Locator is used to enter a destination domain name if a DNS server is available. To enter, press URL (F1), then press EDIT (F2) to display a character entry screen, or press LIST (F1) for the DESTINATION IP list screen. Saving an IP Address 1. In the DEST. line, select IP by pressing URL/IP ADDR (F1) to make it read DEST. IP. 2. Move the cursor to the number part of the DEST. IP line and press LIST (F1). 3. In the IP LIST selection screen, select a blank line and press EDIT (F3). 4. In the IP entry screen, use SHIFT, the numeric keypad, <-- (F2), and --> (F3) to enter a numeric address. 5. When finished, press STORE (F4) and the IP address appears in the IP LIST selection screen.
To use an IP address, select one in the IP LIST screen, and press SELECT (F4). The selected IP address now is displayed in the DEST. IP line of the PING TEST screen. To remove an IP address from the IP LIST screen, select one and press DELETE (F2). Saving an URL Address 1. In the DEST. line, select URL by pressing URL/IP ADDR (F1) to make it read DEST. URL. 2. Move the cursor to the entry part of the DEST. URL line and press LIST (F1). 3. In the URL LIST selection screen, select a blank line and press EDIT (F3). 4. Press EDIT (F3) to view character entry screen. 5. Press INPUT (F3) and the cursor highlights A and INPUT has changed to STOP. 6. Use , , , or to move the cursor to the desired character and press ENTER to select that character. The character will appear in the URL line. 7. Repeat step 6 until finished, then press STOP (F3) to exit the character entry screen. If a mistake is made, press STOP (F3) and use or to select the incorrect character. Then use: - DELETE (F2) to delete the character. - INSERT (F1) to add a character to the left of the selected character. - OVER (F1) to replace the selected character. 8. When finished, press STORE (F4) to return to URL LIST selection screen. To use an URL address, select one in the URL LIST screen, and press SELECT (F4). The selected URL address now is displayed in the DEST. URL line of the PING TEST screen. To remove an URL address from the list screen, select one and press DELETE (F2). PING COUNT Options: 110000; default is 1. Select the number of pings to send. Use SHIFT and the numeric keypad to enter a value, or press CONTINU (F1) for continuous. PING LENGTH Options: 641500 bytes; default is 64. Select the ping length to send. Use SHIFT and the number keypad to enter a value. When ready, press START (F4). Press again to stop. The following are reported: PING: This line can indicate: PING: : The test hasnt been started. PING: In Progress: The test is in process. PING: PASS: At least one echo response has been received. PING: FAIL: An echo response has not been received. PING: NO DNS SERVER: The DNS server is unavailable. PING: DNS LOOKUP FAILED: The IP address could not be associated with the host name. The bottom of the screen reports the statistics of the test: Sent: Number of pings sent to the network. Received: Number of correct echo responses received. Loss Rate: Percentage of received pings (Pings Sent/Pings Received). Round Trip: Measure of the round trip delay in milliseconds. Min/Max (Minimum/Maximum) and Avg (Average) is reported.
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2.3.4 Trace Route Before running the trace route test, the connection must be UP as indicated at the top right of the screen, as shown in Figure 19. Use this screen to send ping messages to a destination address and trace the messages across the routers through which they travel. The result screen is the same for all IP mode types. After entering a DEST URL or DEST IP (see Section 2.3.3 for entry details), select;
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PROTOCOL Options: ICMP/UDP (F1) LIST EDIT STOP Select the protocol to use. ICMP: Internet Control Message Protocol per RFC Figure 19 Trace Route Screen 792. UDP: User Datagram Protocol per RFC 768. When finished, press START (F4). Press again to stop the trace. Note: Pressing START (F4) after pressing STOP (F4) restarts the trace and resets ET to zero. Scroll through the results using or . The following information is reported: ST: Start Time indicates when START (F4) was pressed. ET: Elapsed Time since START (F4) was pressed. LOCAL IP: Displays the LOCAL IP entered in the IP CONFIGURATION screen, if static IP TYPE has been selected. It displays the dynamically assigned address, if DHCP, or DYNAMIC IP TYPE has been selected in the IP CONFIGURATION screen. HOP COUNT: Displays up to 999 router hops or In Progress. RT (ms): Round Trip duration of a hop. Host Address: Responding routers IP address. Host Name: To see the host name, press MORE (F2) or use or to see the Host Name (if DNS server is enabled). Use or to select a hop and press PING (F1) to automatically ping this host. When finished, press ESC.
ST:11:50:00 ET:00:00:45 LOCAL IP:38.168.47.121 HOP COUNT:5 In Progress TRACE ROUTE DEST URL:www.sunrisetelecom.com PROTOCOL: ICMP HOP RT(ms) Host Address 1 98 123.250.2.209 2 124 129.250.2.246 3 97 129.250.5.253 4 115 129.250.4.14 5 162 129.250.28.52
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2.3.5 Web Access Test This feature provides Internet connectivity verification through a HTTP download, as well as up/downstream rate verification with FTP up/download. Configure the following: PROTOCOL Options: HTTP/FTP (F1) Select a required protocol. HTTP: Download a file using Hyper Text Transfer Protocol. FTP: Upload or download a file using File Transfer Protocol. If selected, select DOWNLOAD and choose whether to transfer the file to or from the test set. If UPLOAD is selected, the FILESIZE is displayed (1024). The remainder of the configuration is dependent on the type of protocol selected. 2.3.5.1 HTTP Download Test Configure the following:
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IP UP< IP ADDR./URL Options: URL/IP ADDR (F2), LIST (F3) WEB ACCESS TEST Enter the URL or IP address of the web page to PROTOCOL:HTTP-DOWNLOAD URL :www.sunrisetelecom.com download. See Section 2.3.3 for entry details. When ready, press START (F4), press again to stop. As the test progresses the PAGE DOWNLOAD line STATUS:PASS will blink an in progress message. If the page is SIZE: 9490 bytes successfully downloaded this line will display PASS, TIME: 0.810 seconds if not it will display FAIL. For a PASS the following RATE: 11.399 Kbytes/sec FTP START information is displayed, as in Figure 20: STATUS: See the previous paragraph starting with Figure 20 HTTP Download As the test progresses. Web Access Screen SIZE: Total size of the file in Bytes. TIME: Transfer time in seconds. RATE: Transfer rate in Kbytes per second.
2.3.5.2 FTP Download Test Configure the following: IP ADDR./URL Options: URL/IP ADDR (F2),LIST (F3) Enter the URL or IP address of the FTP server. See Section 2.3.3 for entry details. USERNAME Enter the USERNAME of the account on the FTP server. The default is blank. To change it, press EDIT (F1) and use the procedure in Section 2.3.1.4.
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PASSWORD HTTP START Enter the PASSWORD of the account on the FTP server. The default is blank. To change it, press EDIT Figure 21 FTP Download Web Access Screen (F1) and use the procedure in Section 2.3.1.4. FILE Input the path and the name of the file to download. Press EDIT (F1) and use the procedures in Section 2.3.3 to enter it. When ready, press START (F4), press again to stop. As the test progresses, the STATUS line will blink an in progress message. If the file is successfully downloaded the STATUS line will display PASS and the results are displayed as in Figure 21. They are: STATUS: See the previous paragraph starting with As the test progresses. SIZE: Total size of the file in Bytes. TIME: Transfer time in seconds. RATE: Transfer rate in Kbytes per second.
2.3.5.3 FTP Upload Test Configure the following: IP ADDR./ULR Options: URL/IP ADDR (F2), LIST (F3) Enter the URL or IP address of the FTP server. For details, see Section 2.3.3. USERNAME Enter the user ID of the account on the FTP server. The default is blank. Press F1 to edit it and use the procedure in Section 2.3.1.4.
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PASSWORD HTTP START Enter the password of your account on the FTP server. The default is blank. Press F1 to edit it and Figure 22 FTP Upload Web Acuse the procedure in Section 2.3.1.4. cess Screen FILE Input the path and filename of the uploaded file to the FTP server by pressing EDIT (F1) and use the procedure in Section 2.3.3, URL to enter it. FILE SIZE Press SHIFT and use the numeric keypad to enter an expected file size in bytes from 110485760. The default is 1024 bytes. When ready, press START (F4) to begin. Press again to stop. As the test progresses, the STATUS line will blink an in progress message. If the file is successfully downloaded the STATUS line will display PASS and the results are displayed as shown in Figure 22. They are: SIZE: Total size of the uploaded file in Bytes. TIME: Transfer time in seconds. RATE: Transfer rate in Kbytes per second.
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Figure 23 Pass Through Modem Emulation Setup There are two methods to enable IP Data Pass Through Mode. Method 1: A network connection can be established using the IP CONFIGURATION screen. 1. Once the test set has achieved SHOWTIME, setup the necessary WAN IP parameters as described in Section 2.4.1. 2. Conduct a successful PPP/DHCP/IP session (PASS), which establishes the WAN network connection. 3. Connect a PC to the SSMTT-48s 10/100 port. Note: The PCs TCP/IP Properties should be configured as follows: Obtain an IP Address automatically. Obtain DNS server address automatically. 4. Launch a web browser and proceed with internet access. Method 2: Configure the MTT-48 as a simple bridge only, as follows: DSL-ATM Mode 1. For INTERFACE, select DSL-ATM 2. For MODE, select BRIDGED. 3. Configure the appropriate VPI and VCI value. 4. For IP TYPE, select NONE. 5. Press CONNECT (F4). DSL-PTM Mode 1. For INTERFACE, select DSL-PTM 11:50:45 2. For MODE, select BRIDGE. >SHOWTIME < 3. Press CONNECT (F4). IP CONFIGURATION 4. Wait for the BRIDGE connection to be established, INTERFACE :DSL-PTM :BRIDGE which is indicated by a BRIDGE: PASS under IP MODE STATUS and the BRG UP status indication at the top right corner. 5. Connect a PC to the SSMTT-48s 10/100 Ethernet IP TYPE :NONE DATA port. Note: The PCs TCP/IP Properties should be configured as follows: BRIDGED ROUTED PPPoE CONNECT Obtain an IP Address automatically. Obtain DNS server address automatically. Figure 24 IP Configuration 6. Use the PCs Network Client Software (i.e. MS Bridged Screen Windows XP Network Connections PPPoE Client) to establish the WAN network connection. 7. Launch a web browser and proceed with internet access.
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2.4 IP Video Features (Software Option)

IP VIDEO features are an option. If unavailable the test set will display, OPTION IS NOT ENABLED. This menu contains: IP CONFIGURATION IP STATUS VIDEO STREAM TESTS VOD TEST USER CONFIGURED TEST 2.4.1 IP Configuration The first step for IP Video testing is to establish the IP layer. The IP Configuration screens presented, mainly depend on the settings made for INTERFACE and MODE in the first IP CONFIGURATION screen. INTERFACE Options: DSL-ATM (F1), DSL-PTM (F2), 10/100 (F3) Select the port connection used for testing. DSL-ATM: This interface uses the UDSL module port. Select this for traditional ATM encapsulated protocols; PPPoE, PPPoA, and Bridged. DSL-PTM: This interface uses the UDSL module port. Select this for newer IP based DSLAMs that support Packet Transfer Mode (PTM). It supports Routed and PPPoE protocols. 10/100: This interface uses the 10/100 (Ethernet) module port. MODE DSL-ATM Options: BRIDGED (F1), PPPoE (more, F1), PPPoA (more, F2) DSL-PTM Options: ROUTED (F2), PPPoE (F3) 10/100 Options: AUTO (F1) BRIDGED: Bridged protocol according to RFC 2684 bridge encapsulation. It supports both static and DHCP IP management. This mode is available for the DSL-ATM interface. ROUTED supports static and DHCP IP addressing. This mode is available for the DSLPTM interface. PPPoE: Point to Point Protocol over Ethernet according to RFC 2516. It supports dynamic IP addressing. This mode is available for both the DSL-ATM and DSL-PTM interfaces. PPPoA: Point to Point Protocol over ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode), according to RFC 2364. It supports dynamic IP addressing and is available for the DSL-ATM interface. AUTO: This is only available if 10/100 (Ethernet) is selected for INTERFACE. The mode parameter is automatically set to AUTO (Auto Sense). VLAN (INTERFACE = DSL-PTM or 10/100) Options: DISABLE (F1), ENABLE (F2) Choose to use, or not use VLAN tags. If enabled, enter a value for P and VID. P If VLAN is enabled, enter a VLAN Priority number, 08. VID If VLAN is enabled, enter a VLAN Identification number, 04095. ENCAPSULATION (INTERFACE = DSL-ATM) Options: LLCSNAP (F1), VC MUX (F2) Choose the encapsulation method for carrying traffic over AAL Type 5 over ATM. LLCSNAP: Logical Link Control based on IEEE standard 802.2. LLC encapsulation is used when multiple protocol are encapsulated over a single ATM Virtual Connection. VC MUX (BRIDGE only): Used when one protocol is carried over a single ATM Virtual Connection. PRIMARY VPI (INTERFACE = DSL-ATM) Options: 0255 Enter the Primary VPI via SHIFT and the numeric keypad.
PRIMARY VCI (INTERFACE = DSL-ATM) Options: 065535 Enter the Primary VCI via SHIFT and the numeric keypad. IP TYPE Options: DHCP or DYNAMIC (F1), STATIC (F2) DHCP or DYNAMIC: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol provides a way for devices to obtain protocol configuration parameters (local IP address) dynamically from the network. The test set sends a DHCP request to a DHCP server; the DHCP server responds and provides an IP address. The term DYNAMIC is used in PPP and DHCP is used in all other IP types. STATIC: Enter an IP address, Subnet Mask and Gateway IP address for the test set. 2.4.1.1 IP Type Static Configuration
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Figure 25 IP Video DSL-ATM Static Bridged Configuration Screens Configure in the top left screen in Figure 25: # OF STREAMS Options: 14 Select the number of streams to test via SHIFT and the numeric keypad. MAC TYPE Options: MTT (F1), USER (F2) This allows the test set to emulate the MAC of the STB. MTT: The build-in registered MAC address is used. USER: Enter a MAC address at MAC @ via SHIFT and the alpha numeric keypad. MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC address in use. Press to configure the top right IP CONFIGURATION screen in Figure 25.
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LOCAL IP Enter a local IP address of the circuit under test via the SHIFT and numeric keypad. Use <-- (F1) and --> (F2) when SHIFT is active. SUBNET MASK Enter a SUBNET MASK address of the circuit under test via the SHIFT and numeric keypad. Use <-- (F1) and --> (F2) when SHIFT is active or use the default address. GATEWAY Enter a gateway address via the SHIFT and numeric keypad. Use <-- (F1) and --> (F2) when SHIFT is active. Press to configure the bottom left IP CONFIGURATION screen in Figure 25:
TEST TEMPLATE Options: SELECT (F1), NONE (F2) NONE: A test template is not used. SELECT: Choose an test template stored in the test sets MMC card by pressing SELECT (F1) and then choose a table from a list. Press OK (F4) to make the selection and return to the previous screen. This template contains threshold settings for each test parameter of video stream measurement. Only one user configured template can be selected for all video streams. It is created using Microsoft Excel and saved as a .csv file. It can be edited offline using a PC, see Section 2.4.1.6. IGMP VERSION Options: V2 (F1), V3 (F2) V2: IGMP Version 2 V3: IGMP Version 3 For STREAM 1, 2, 3, and 4 enter the following: VPI and VCI (INTERFACE = DSL-ATM) Currently, the VPI/VCI associated with individual video streams are automatically set by the PRIMARY VPI/VCI values. EPG Options: SELECT (F1), NONE (F2), NONE: An EPG table is not used. SELECT: Choose an EPG table stored in the test sets MMC card by pressing SELECT (F1) and then choosing a table from a list. Press OK (F4) to make the selection and return to the VIDEO STREAM screen. This file is used as the source of TV channel information for the specified video stream. It is created using Microsoft Excel and saved as a .csv file. It can be edited offline using a PC, see Section 2.4.1.7. Note: The bottom left IP CONFIGURATION screen in Figure 25 contains a VOD (F3) key. See Section 2.4.1.4 for details. When finished with the configuration, press CONNECT (F4) to establish the IP network layer. See Section 2.4.2 for the next steps.
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2.4.1.2 IP Type DHCP Configuration

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Figure 26 IP Video DSL-ATM DHCP Bridged Configuration Screens Configure in the top left screen in Figure 26: # OF STREAMS Options: 14 Select the number of streams to test via SHIFT and the numeric keypad. OPTION 61 (IP TYPE = DHCP) Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2) DHCP Option 61 is the Client Identifier. The MTT test set MAC or User configured MAC address is sent when this is enabled. This can also be used to identify the STB (i.e., test set in STB emulation) to the DHCP server for registration or authentication purposes. MAC TYPE Options: MTT (F1), USER (F2) Allows the test set to emulate the MAC of the STB. See this in Section 2.4.1.1 for details. MAC ADDRESS Displays the MAC address in use. Press to configure the top right IP CONFIGURATION screen in Figure 26.
DHCP OPT 60 Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2) DHCP Option 60 is the Vendor Class Identifier. It can be used by the test set as a registration or authentication key to the DHCP server. A keyword must be provided by the service provider. If enabled, move the cursor down one line and press EDIT (F1). Create the ID in the character entry screen using this procedure: 1. Press INPUT (F3) and the lowercase a is selected in the character grid. 2. Use , , , or to move the cursor to the desired character. Press ENTER to place the desired character on the ID label line. Enter up to 15 characters.
3. Continue this process until the ID is complete. Press STOP (F3) and then SAVE (F4) to save the ID. Press ESC to escape the character grid and return to the IP CONFIGURATION screen with the ID displayed. If a mistake is made, press STOP (F3) and use or to select a character in the ID line. - INSERT (F1): Insert a character to the left of the selected character. - DELETE (F2): Remove the highlighted character. DHCP OPT 77 Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2) DHCP Option 77 is the User Class Information, per RFC 3004. It can be used by the test set as a registration or authentication key to the DHCP server. A keyword must be provided by the service provider. If enabled, move the cursor down one line and press EDIT (F1). Create the ID in the character entry screen using the same procedure described for DHCP OPT 60. DHCP OPT 43 Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2) DHCP Option 43 is the Vendor Specific Information, per RFC 3004. It can be used by the test set as a registration or authentication key to the DHCP server. A keyword must be provided by the service provider. If enabled, move the cursor down one line and press EDIT (F1). Create the ID in the character entry screen using the same procedure described for DHCP OPT 60. Press to configure the bottom left IP CONFIGURATION screen in Figure 26: TEST TEMPLATE Options: SELECT (F1), NONE (F2), VOD (F3) Choose a template, or use none. See Section 2.4.1.1 for details. IGMP VERSION Options: V2 (F1), V3 (F2) V2: IGMP Version 2 V3: IGMP Version 3 For STREAM 1, 2, 3, and 4 enter the following: VPI and VCI (INTERFACE = DSL-ATM) Currently, the VPI/VCI associated with individual video streams are automatically set by the PRIMARY VPI/VCI values. EPG Options: SELECT (F1), NONE (F2), Choose an EPG table or not use one. See this item in Section 2.4.1.1 for details. Note: The bottom left IP CONFIGURATION screen in Figure 26 contains a VOD (F3) key. See Section 2.4.1.4 for details. When finished with the configuration, press CONNECT (F4) to establish the IP network layer. See Section 2.4.2 for the next steps.
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2.4.1.3 DSL PPP Configuration Configure in the top screen in Figure 27: # OF STREAMS Options: 14 Select the number of streams to test via SHIFT and the numeric keypad. PAP/CHAP Options: PAP (F1), CHAP (F2), AUTO (F3) The authentication layer ensures that only a valid device establishes a connection with the network. See this item in Section 2.3.1.1 for details. USER ID Used for authentication with PAP or CHAP. Enter a required USER ID prior to receiving an IP address from the ISP by pressing EDIT (F1). A character entry screen is displayed. For entry instructions, see Section 2.3.1.4. PASSWORD Used for authentication with PAP or CHAP. Enter a required PASSWORD prior to receiving an IP address from the ISP by pressing EDIT (F1). A character entry screen is displayed. For entry instructions, see Section 2.3.1.4. Press to configure the middle IP CONFIGURATION screen in Figure 27. TEST TEMPLATE Options: SELECT (F1), NONE (F2), VOD (F3) Choose a template, or use none. See Section 2.4.1.1 for details. IGMP VERSION Options: V2 (F1), V3 (F2) V2: IGMP Version 2 V3: IGMP Version 3 For STREAM 1, 2, 3, and 4 enter the following:
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2.4.1.4 VOD Configuration In addition to CONNECT (F4), the IP CONFIGURATION screens contains VOD (F3). Use it to enter the following information in the VOD CONFIGURATION screen shown Figures 2529. VPI (DSL-ATM INTERFACE) Options: 0255 Enter VPI via SHIFT and the numeric keypad. VCI (DSL-ATM INTERFACE) Options: 065535 Enter VCI via SHIFT and the numeric keypad. URL LIST Choose a URL from a list stored on the test set MMC card by pressing SELECT (F1), or manually by pressing NONE (F2) and enter the required information in the VOD SERVER, PORT NUMBER, and VIDEO PATH fields. See Section 2.4.1.5 for VOD URL LIST screen details. VOD SERVER Manually enter VOD SERVER via SHIFT and the numeric keypad, if not using a selection from the URL LIST screen. VIDEO PATH Manually enter a VIDEO PATH by pressing EDIT (F1). Use the standard character entry screen along with the following procedure to enter VIDEO PATH; if not using a selection from the URL LIST screen. 1. In the character entry screen, press INPUT (F3), and the lowercase a is selected in the character grid. 2. Use , , , or to select to a character and press ENTER. Enter up to 20 characters. 3. Repeat step 2 until finished. If a mistake is made, press STOP (F3), and use or to select a character. Then use: - INSERT/OVER (F1): Insert a character to the left of the selected character, or typeover the selected character. - DELETE (F2): Remove the selected character. 4. When finished, press STOP (F3), then SAVE (F4), to save the VIDEO PATH and return to the VOD CONFIGURATION screen. The finished path should read like this sample: /vod_server/videofile.mpg 5. The new path will be displayed below the VIDEO PATH line, as in Figure 29. USER NAME Enter the USER NAME of the network account. The default is blank. To change it, press EDIT (F1) and use the procedure in Section 2.3.1.4. USER PIN Enter the USER PIN of the network account. The default is blank. To change it, press EDIT (F1) and use the procedure in Section 2.3.1.4. DIGEST SCHEME Options: MD5 (F1); Encrypted or NO (F2); Plain Text The USER NAME and USER PIN can be either encrypted, or sent as plain text in the VOD request. If no USER NAME and USER PIN are entered, this field is not displayed. MD5: Select MD5 as the digest checksum algorithm. The test set will then display YES MD5. NO: Authentication is sent as plain text. When finished with this screen, press ESC to return to the previous IPTV CONFIGURATION screen.
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2.4.1.5 VOD URL List Screen The VOD URL LIST screen is displayed by pressing 11:50:45 SELECT (F1), when URL LIST is selected in VOD >WAITING CONFIGURATION screen. VOD URL LIST Note: The MMC card must contain the VOD URL List NO URL 1 192.168.165.100:554/twister file (URList.csv) in the PROFILE folder for proper de2 192.168.165.100:554/rainman tection. Otherwise, a message is displayed indicating 3 192.168.165.100:554/spide..2 4 192.168.165.100:554/spide..1 the URL list is not available. 5 192.168.165.100:554/strips 6 192.168.165.100:554/jarhead Displayed for each URL: 7 192.168.165.100:554/bat..ins NO: A 199 sequence number stored on the test 8 192.168.165.100:554/supe..II 9 192.168.165.100:554/adve..la set MMC card. 10 192.168.165.100:554/boys..nd URL: A URL with port number and VOD object access SELECT PAGE-UP PAGE-DN path, stored on the test set MMC card; for example: 192.168.165.100:554/vod_server/videofile.mpg Figure 28 VOD URL List Screen Use , , PAGE-UP (F2), or PAGE-DN (F3) to select a URL. Press SELECT (F1) to display the VOD CONFIGURATION screen, with the required information filled in from your selection for VOD SERVER, PORT NUMBER, and VIDEO PATH. Creating a URL List file 1. If your MMC card does not already contain a URList.csv file in its PROFILE folder, use Microsoft Excel to create a new file. 2. In the first column top row of the worksheet, enter NO, and in the second column top row enter URL 3. In the NO column, second row, enter a sequential number of URL, starting with 1. This number is only for informative use. 4. In the URL column, second row, enter the video server address; VOD port number; and file path with the full name of the video file including the video file type; e.g. 192.168.165.100.1:554/vod_server/videofile.mpg Note: : and / are separators that need to be followed as indicated in the example. 5. If necessary, continue filling in rows by repeating steps 3 and 4 until finished. 6. Save the file, using this filename: URList.csv Note: In Excels Save As dialog window at Format, select CSV (Comma delimited) for the file type. 7. Mount the test sets MMC card onto your PC. 8. Copy the file into the PROFILE folder of the MMC card. 9. Unmount the MMC card from your PC, using the unmount command peculiar to your PCs operating system. 10. Insert the MMC card into the test set. 11. Power up the test set. 12. Navigate to the VOD URL LIST screen to select your entries saved in the URList.csv file.
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2.4.1.6 Test Template Creation The test template is stored on the test sets MMC card within the PROFILE folder. The file is created using Microsoft Excel. Use Table 5 as a guide. Once a template is created, save it as a TMPExx.csv (comma delimited) file and copy it to the PROFILE folder on the MMC card. Note that xx refers to a number of your choosing from 199. Excel Column Field Name Format A Test Number Number; 199 B C D E F G H I J K L Test Entry Alphanumeric; 125 characters; informative only (name Name of a test). IPG MAX 8 character keyword used to denote the test parameter IPG MAX. IPG MAX 1999; ended with s, ms, or us to denote second, Threshold minisecond or nanosecond. IPG MIN 8 character keyword used to denote the test parameter IPG MIN. IPG MIN 1999; ended with s, ms, or us to denote second, Threshold minisecond or nanosecond. JITR MAX 8 character keyword used to denote the test parameter JITTER MAX. JITR MAX 1999; ended with s, ms, or us to denote second, Threshold minisecond or nanosecond. LATC MAX 8 character keyword used to denote the test parameter LATENCY MAX. LATC MAX 1999; ended with s, ms, or us to denote second, Threshold minisecond or nanosecond. PACK LOS 8 character keyword used to denote the test parameter PACKET LOSS. PACK LOS 1100; ended with % to denote the percentage of loss Threshold packets comparing to received packets. 1999; no % symbol at the end denote the number is an actual loss packet count. STRM 4 character keyword that must exists to denote a valid entry. Stream A 14 digit number in combination of 1, 2, 3, and 4, Number e.g. 1, 2, 23, 1234. Denotes video streams 1, 2, 3, 4 in testing. TIME 4 character keyword that must exists to denote a valid entry. Test Time A number in the range of 1180; denotes test time from 1180 minutes.
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2.4.1.7 EPG Channel Table Creation The EPG Channel table is stored on the test sets MMC card within the PROFILE folder. The file is created using Microsoft Excel. Use Table 6 as a guide. Once a table is created, save it as a EPGxx.csv (comma delimited) file and copy it to the PROFILE folder. Note that xx refers to a number of your choosing from 199. Excel Column A B C Field Name Format Numeric in the following format: 239.255.0.11:1234 Alphanumeric; maximum of three characters Channel Number Number; 199 Address Code
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2.4.2 IP Status DHCP Status After pressing CONNECT in the configuration 11:50:45 screen, the test set sends a DHCP discovery mes>SHOWTIME DHCP UP< ET:000:30:05 sage to start the DHCP negotiation with the DHCP ST:11:20:40 IP STATUS server and obtain an IP address. DHCP: PASS In the IP STATUS screen, the Start Time (ST) and LOCAL IP :192.168.102.106 the Elapsed Time (ET) can be viewed. GATEWAY :207.181.199.178 The status is displayed at the top right side of the SUBNET MASK:255.255.255.255 IP STATUS screen on the left in Figure 29. It can be DHCP..., if in process. DHCP UP, if DHCP has passed. Or it can be DHCP DOWN, if DHCP has failed. The status is also displayed under the IP STATUS line in the same screen. It can be: DHCP: IN PROG: The connection is not yet Figure 29 DHCP IPTV Status completed. Screen DHCP: PASS: Indicates a successful connection. DHCP: FAIL: Indicates that the connection was not successful. The following is reported, if DHCP: PASS is displayed: LOCAL IP: IP address of the test set assigned by the DHCP server or if STATIC this reports the address entered in the configuration screen. GATEWAY: IP address of the gateway. SUBNET MASK: Netmask. Static Status After pressing CONNECT in the configuration 11:50:45 screen, the test set sends an ARP (Address Resolu>SHOWTIME IP UP< tion Protocol) request to the gateway. ST:11:20:40 ET:000:30:05 IP STATUS In the IP STATUS screen, the Start Time (ST) and ARP: PASS the Elapsed Time (ET) can be viewed. LOCAL IP :192.168.102.106 The status is displayed at the top right side of the GATEWAY :207.181.199.178 IP STATUS screen on the left in Figure 30. It can be IP..., if in process. IP UP, if it has passed, or IP DOWN, if it has failed. The status is also displayed under the IP STATUS line in the same screen. It can be: ARP: IN PROG: The connection is not yet completed. Figure 30 Static IPTV Status ARP: PASS: A successful connection, the gate- Screen way has replied to the ARP request, and IP UP is displayed. ARP: FAIL: Connection was not successful, the gateway has not responded to the ARP request and IP DOWN is displayed. The following is reported, if ARP: PASS is displayed: LOCAL IP: IP address entered in the LOCAL IP field before the CONNECT F-key was pressed. GATEWAY: IP address of the gateway.
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2.4.3 Video Stream Tests This menu contains: STREAM CONFIGURATION TS RATES TS MEASUREMENTS PID ANALYSIS CHANNEL TEST MDI TEST TS RATES, TS MEASUREMENTS, PID ANALYSIS, and MDI TEST F-keys RESTART (F1): Restart the measurement resetting ET to zero. PAUSE/CONTINU (F2): Pause the measurement or continue the measurement without resetting ET. STORE: Save your measurement. See Section 2.6 for details. 2.4.3.1 Stream Configuration Use this screen to choose if a stream will be tested. There can be up to two screens available depending on # OF STREAMS selected in IP CONFIGURATION in Section 2.4.1.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< STREAM CONFIGURATION STREAM #1 :ON ENCAPSULATION:MPEG-TS SOURCE :MANUAL IGMP ADDRESS :239.255.012:102 PORT NUMBER :0 STREAM #2 :OFF ENCAPSULATION:MPEG-TS SOURCE :TABLE CHANNEL :012 MANUAL TABLE 11:50:45 >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< STREAM CONFIGURATION STREAM #3 :ON ENCAPSULATION:MPEG-TS SOURCE :TABLE CHANNEL :012 STREAM #4 :OFF ENCAPSULATION:MPEG-TS SOURCE :MANUAL IGMP ADDRESS :239.255.012:102 PORT NUMBER :1 MANUAL TABLE
Figure 31 Stream Configuration Screens STREAM #1, #2, #3, and #4 Choose whether or not to test a video stream by pressing ON (F1) or OFF (F2). Note that this setting must be ON to configure the rest of this screen. ENCAPSULATION Options: MPEG-TS (F1) MPEG-TS is the only option. MPEG-TS is one or multiple 188-byte Motion Pictures Experts Group-Transport Stream packets encapsulated in UDP (User Datagram Protocol) or RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) packets. SOURCE Options: MANUAL (F1), TABLE (F2) MANUAL: If selected, enter an ADDRESS via SHIFT and the numeric keypad. TABLE: If selected, CHANNEL replaces IGMP ADDRESS and PORT NUMBER, this allows selection of a channel selected from the EPG TABLE. IGMP ADDRESS (SOURCE = MANUAL) Enter the Internet Group Management Protocol Address number of a video stream using SHIFT and the numeric keypad. PORT NUMBER (SOURCE = MANUAL) Enter the Port Number of a video stream using SHIFT and the numeric keypad. CHANNEL (SOURCE = TABLE) If a different channel is needed, press SELECT (F1) and the EPG TABLE screen is displayed. Choose a new channel using or , then press SELECT (F1) to return to the STREAM CONFIGURATION screen with the new channel displayed. To create data for the EPG TABLE screen, see Section 2.4.1.7. When finished, press ESC.
2.4.3.2 TS Rates Up to four Transport Stream screens can be avail11:50:45 able, depending on # OF STREAMS selected in IP >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< CONFIGURATION in Section 2.4.1. ST:11:48:40 ET:000:02:05 The TS RATES screen reports the following for each TS RATES - STREAM #1 CHANNEL : 239.255.012:102 STREAM: STATUS : STREAMING ST: Start Time. TOTAL RATE : 2089.42 kbps VIDEO ET: Elapsed Time. CURRENT : 1871.36 kbps CHANNEL: The IGMP address selected in the MAX : 1871.36 kbps AUDIO STREAM CONFIGURATION screen. CURRENT : 183.29 kbps STATUS: This reports the current condition of the MAX : 192.32 kbps stream. It can be: RESTART PAUSE STORE STREAMING: The selected stream is detected Figure 32 TS Rates Screen and is being measured. OFF: The stream is not selected for measurement. FAILED: The selected stream cannot be detected. TOTAL RATE: This is the total transport stream rate in kbps. VIDEO: The CURRENT and MAX rates are reported. AUDIO: The CURRENT and MAX rates are reported. 2.4.3.3 TS Measurements Up to four Transport Stream screens can be avail11:50:45 DHCP UP< able, depending on # OF STREAMS selected in IP >SHOWTIME CONFIGURATION in Section 2.4.1. ST:11:48:40 ET:000:02:05 VIDEO STREAM #1 In addition to ST and ET, this screen reports the folPACKETS lowing for each STREAM: RECEIVED : 75888881 EXPECTED : 75889000 PACKETS RECEIVED reports the total received LOST : 119 packets. EXPECTED reports the expected number LOSS RATE : 1.566E-06 of packets using MPEG TS. LOST is the number of IGMP LATENCY: 1.0 uS PACKET JITTER INTER PCKT GAP packets lost. LOSS RATE is derived from LOST/ CUR: 001.0 uS MIN: 002.0 uS MAX: 001.4 uS MAX: 005.0 uS EXPECTED packets. AVG: 001.1 uS AVG: 003.4 uS IGMP LATENCY: This is the one way delay of netSTORE RESTART PAUSE work traffic between the test set and a video stream Figure 33 TS Measurements controller such as a DSLAM. PACKET JITTER: CUR (current) Packet Jitter rate, Screen with the MAX (maximum) and AVE (average) rates, measuring the variations of MPEG-TS packet arrival time. INTER PCKT GAP: Inter-Packet Gap reports Minimum, maximum, and average time gap in between MPEG TS packets. 2.4.3.4 PID MAP Analysis Up to four Transport Stream screens can be available, depending on # OF STREAMS selected in IP CONFIGURATION in Section 2.4.1. In addition to ST and ET, this screen reports the following for each STREAM: CHANNEL: The IGMP address selected in the STREAM CONFIGURATION screen. PID: Packet ID. TYPE: Program type of the reported PID, such as video or audio in a video stream. DESCRIPTION: Information available in the video stream that is associated to the PID.
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MODE CHANNEL TEST Options: AUTO (F1), MANUAL (F2) MODE: AUTO AUTO: The test is performed automatically based CHAN# (ms) STATUS KBPS 1 300 OK 3000 on a stored EPG channel table. 2 450 OK 4000 3 N/A FAIL N/A Select AUTO and press START (F3). The test set 4 N/A FAIL N/A will then display the Channel # (CHAN#) status 5 500 OK 3000 (STATUS); STREAMING, OK, or FAIL along with the channel bandwidth in kbps. This screen is shown on the top in Figure 35. AUTO MANUAL START more MANUAL: Manual testing mode is shown on the Manual Mode bottom in Figure 35. This test uses a stored EPG 11:50:45 channel table. >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< Select MANUAL, and in the file selection screen, CHANNEL TEST select a EPG table. Press OK (F4) and the test MODE: MANUAL starts. The test set then reports the previous (PREV) channel, current channel, change channel PREV CHANNEL :N/A CHANNEL:1 (CH) delay, the channels status, STREAMING, CURRENTCH DELAY:300ms CHANGE OK, or FAIL, and its bandwidth in kbps. STATUS :OK BANDWIDTH :5000kbps To make an EPG table available for use, see Section 2.4.1.7. After the test is completed, press STORE (more, F2) AUTO MANUAL START more to save the test results. Figure 35 Channel Test Screens 2.4.3.6 MDI Measurements MDI (Media Delivery Index) measurements per RFC 11:50:45 4445 are another way to characterize and quantify >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< MDI MEASUREMENTS two IP transport impairments: packet jitter and packet ST:11:48:40 ET:000:02:05 loss. VIDEO STREAM #1 DELAY FACTOR (mS) Up to four Transport Stream screens can be availCURRENT: 1.0 able, depending on # OF STREAMS selected in IP MAXIMUM: 1.2 MINIMUM: 0.6 CONFIGURATION in Section 2.4.1. AVERAGE: 0.8 In addition to ST and ET, the screen in Figure 36 MEDIA LOSS RATE (p/sec) CURRENT: 0.0 reports the following for each STREAM: MAXIMUM: 0.0 MINIMUM: 0.0 DELAY FACTOR: Measured in ms, The CURRENT, AVERAGE: 0.0 MAXIMUM, MINIMUM, and AVERAGE. STORE RESTART PAUSE MEDIA LOSS RATE: Measured in p/sec. The CURFigure 36 MDI Measurements RENT, MAXIMUM, MINIMUM, and AVERAGE. Screen
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2.4.4 VOD Test After establishing an IP connection, VOD testing can be performed. This menu contains: DESCRIBE MEDIA PLAY MEDIA 2.4.4.1 Describe Media The DESCRIBE MEDIA screen reports basic infor>SHOWTIME DHCP UP< mation and the status of a selected media file. DESCRIBE MEDIA Press START (F1) and the test set then composes VOD SERVER: 192.168.121.100 a RTSP DESCRIBE command with the URL and MEDIA FILE: /MOVIEDIR/SPIDERMAN2 sends it to the VOD server through the active testing TITLE : SPIDERMAN2 interface (either DSL or Ethernet). AUTHOR : Sam Raimi When the VOD server replies, the test set displays DURATION: 2:19:42 VIDEO : the following information (if available): AUDIO : TITLE of the video file. STATUS : TEST PASSED AUTHOR of the video file. START STORE DURATION: Playing time of the video file in Hours: Figure 37 Describe Media Screen Minutes: Seconds. VIDEO attribute. AUDIO attribute. STATUS: TEST PASS or TEST FAIL is based on Table 7 and information is derived from Table 8. DESCRIBE MEDIA F-keys START (F1): Send a RTSP DESCRIBE command by having the test set compose a RTSP DESCRIBE command with the URL and sends it to the VOD server through the active testing interface (either DSL or Ethernet). STORE (F2): Save the results of the DESCRIBE MEDIA screen. This functions after the server responds to the test set RTSP describe command. See Section 2.6 for details. Status Codes Request Describe Test Failed Conditions to Issue Status Code Has sent a DESCRIBE request to the VOD server. Has received a reply other than the 200 OK code. The screen then displays the return code when a test is failed, e.g. TEST FAILED (404). Has received a 200 OK code from the VOD server. Table 7 VOD Status Codes 2.4.4.2 Play Media Use the PLAY MEDIA screen to analyze jitter, the number of dropped packets, and the status of the selected media file.
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VOD SERVER: 192.168.121.100 PLAY MEDIA F-keys MEDIA FILE: /MOVIEDIR/SPIDERMAN2 START (F1) plays a media file by activating a series RTP ANALYSIS of processes consisting of: RECEIVED : 232000 The test set sends a PLAY request to the VOD DROPPED : 0 server with the configured URL. JITTER : 30ms When a 200 OK code is received from the VOD AVE JITTER : 33ms server in response to a PLAY command, the RTP MAX JITTER : 35ms : TEST PASSED ANALYSIS screen reports the following on the STATUS START STORE PAUSE STOP received RTSP packets: Figure 38 Play Media Screen - RECEIVED packet counter. - DROPPED packet counter. - JITTER is the variation of the RTSP packets arrival time, reported in ms. - AVG JITTER: Average jitter since the first received RTSP packet, reported in ms.
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- MAX JITTER: Maximum jitter since the first received RTSP packet, reported in ms. - STATUS reports relevant status codes of the different states. See Table 8 for a list of status codes. STORE (F2): This F-key is available when PLAY is inactive, such as when VOD is paused or ended, or when a RSTP PLAY request has failed. See Section 2.6 for details. PAUSE (F3): This F-key is available when there is active PLAY. PAUSE activates a series of processes to temporary halt the video stream delivery from the VOD server consisting of: The test set composes and sends a RSTP PAUSE command to the VOD server. The STATUS line indicates the response from the VOD server for the PAUSE request. During a PAUSE, RTSP analysis counters are paused when no more RTSP packets are received; the counters show the latest packet counts. STOP (F4): This F-key is available when there is active PLAY. STOP activates a series of processes to teardown an active VOD session consisting of: The STATUS line indicates the response from the VOD server for the STOP request. After the 200 OK code is received from the VOD server, the STATUS line is updated with relevant codes. Notes Pressing ESC will return you to the VOD TEST menu, clearing all RTSP counters and jitter measurements. If there is an active RSTP PLAY command when ESC is pressed, the test set composes and sends a TEARDOWN command to the VOD server to clear any open VOD sessions. Status Codes REQUEST SETUP SETUP PASSED Conditions To Issue Status Code Sent SETUP command code to the VOD server. Received a 200 OK code from the VOD server for the SETUP command. REQUEST PLAY Sent a PLAY command to the VOD server. PLAY PASSED Received a 200 OK code reply from the VOD server for the PLAYING... PLAY command and start receiving RTSP packets. NEED AUTHENTICATION Received a 401 UNAUTHORIZED code from the VOD server for the PLAY command. SENT USER PIN Sent a PLAY command with USER PIN to the VOD server. PLAY FAILED Received a reply other then a 200 OK code from the VOD server in response to a PLAY command with USER PIN. DUMMY PAUSE PAUSE (F3) pressed without an active Play in progress. REQUEST PAUSE Sent a PAUSE command code to the VOD server. PAUSE PASSED Received a 200 OK code from the VOD server for a PAUSE command. REQUEST STOP Sent a TEARDOWN command to the VOD server. STOP PASSED Received a 200 OK code from the VOD server for TEARDOWN command. PASSED Received a 200 OK code from the VOD server for TEARDOWN command. FAILED Received a reply other than the 200 OK code. The code displayed in this line depends on the active command. Table 8 Play Media Status Codes
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VOIP features are an option. If unavailable, the test set will display; OPTION IS NOT ENABLED. This menu contains: IP CONFIGURATION IP STATUS PROTOCOL SETUP PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS VQ MEASUREMENTS 2.5.1 IP Configuration
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE : DSL-ATM MODE : BRIDGED ENCAPSULATION: LLCSNAP VPI VCI IP TYPE LOCAL IP GATEWAY SUBNET MASK DNS SERVER : : : : : : : 17 35 STATIC 67.121.165.242 67.121.164.1 255.255.255.0 203.13.28.12 10/100 CONNECT < 11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE : DSL-PTM MODE : ROUTED VLAN : ENABLE P:7 VID:2095 IP TYPE LOCAL IP GATEWAY SUBNET MASK DNS SERVER : : : : : STATIC 67.121.165.242 67.121.164.1 255.255.255.0 203.13.28.12 < 11:50:45 >SHOWTIME IP CONFIGURATION INTERFACE : 10/100 MODE : ETHERNET VLAN : ENABLE P:7 VID:2095 IP TYPE : DHCP <
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Note: The on screen telephone icon becomes active when there is an incoming call. This icon will switch between off-hook ( ) and on-hook ( ). When off-hook, a dial tone will be heard. Figure 39 VOIP Configuration Screens See Section 2.4.1 for configuration details. Note: CLIPoA mode does not apply. 2.5.2 IP Status See Section 2.4.2 for details on these screens. 2.5.3 Protocol Setup Configure the following:
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PROTOCOL PROTOCOL SETUP PROTOCOL : H.323 Options: H.323 (F1), SIP (F2) GATEKEEPER : IP ADDR Select the protocol to use. 192.168.102.32 PREFERRED CODEC: G.711u H.323 is an ITU (International TelecommunicaCONNECT : FAST tion Union) protocol for packet based multimedia RTP PORT : 50000 communications. MY NUMBER/ALIAS: SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is an IETF (In4083638000 ternet Engineering Task Force) standard (RFC AUDIO FILE DELAY (SEC): 0 2543). H.323 SIP The rest of the configuration is specific to the selected Figure 42 H.323 Protocol Setup protocol. Screen H.323 Setup GATEKEEPER 11:50:45 Options: IP ADDR (F1), NONE (F2) >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< If used, a gatekeeper controls the call routing. PREFERRED CODEC LIST IP ADDR: Enter an IP address. 1:G.711u NONE: No gatekeeper is used. 2:G.711A PREFERRED CODEC This setting tries a list of codecs, the first is displayed. In Figure 42, G.711u is the first one. To change the order of the list press SELECT (F1). The screen shown in Figure 40 is displayed. In this screen, select a codec to move up or down the list. Press MOVE
3:G.792A 4:G.723.1-5.3k 5:G.723.1-6.3k 6:G.726-16k 7:G.726-24k 8:G.726-32k 9:G.726-40k 10:G.729ab MOVE UP MOVE DN RESET
Figure 40 Preferred Codec List

UP (F1) to move the selected codec up one position, press MOVE DN (F2) to move the selected codec down one position. Press RESET (F4) to reset the order to the default shown in Figure 40. When finished, press ESC to return to the PROTOCOL SETUP screen shown in Figure 42. CONNECT Options: NORMAL (F1), FAST (F2) Select the type of connection. NORMAL: Standard H.323 call setup procedure. FAST: Fast connect call setup procedure. Note that if either one of the two endpoints does not support fast connect, the normal connect procedure will be used to setup a call. RTP PORT The RTP Port number can be any even number in the range of 102465534; the default number is 50000. MY NUMBER/ALIAS Enter a number for the test set. AUDIO FILE DELAY (SEC) Options: 0 (F1), 1 (F2), 3 (F3), 5 (F5) The test set will transmit audio files/packets as soon as a call is established. The files will be sent continuously, with a delay in between files, and will terminate when the call ends. The delay can be configured as 0, 1, 3, or 5 seconds. SIP Setup PROXY TYPE Options: NONE (F1), DHCP (F2), IP ADDR (F3), NAME (F4) Select a method to determine the proxy server information. NONE: No proxy is used. DHCP: The proxy server name and/or IP address is determined by the DHCP process. IP ADDR: Manually enter an IP Address. NAME: If selected, move the cursor to the next line and press EDIT (F1) to display a character entry screen. Use the procedure described in MY NUMBER/ALIAS to enter a PROXY NAME.
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PROTOCOL : SIP PROXY TYPE : IP ADDR 192.168.102.31 REGISTRAR TYPE : NAME sunrise.de AUTHENTICATION : ENABLE USERNAME: mtttest PASSWORD: 54321 REALM : NONE USER NAME: NONE
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REGISTRAR TYPE 11:50:45 DHCP UP< Options: NONE (F1), DHCP (F2), IP ADDR (F3), >SHOWTIME PROTOCOL SETUP NAME (F4) PERFERRED CODEC: G.711u Select a method to determine the registrar server SIP PORT : 5060 PROXIY PORT : 5060 information. REGISTRAR PORT : 5060 NONE: No registrar server is used. RTP PORT : 50000 MY NUMBER/ALIAS: NAME DHCP: The registrar server name and/or IP adSIPUser23 dress is determined by the DHCP process. MY HOST: IP ADDR 192.168.101.1 IP ADDR: Manually enter an IP Address. AUDIO FILE DELAY (SEC):0 NAME: If selected, move the cursor to the next line and press EDIT (F1) to display a character SELECT entry screen. Use the procedure described in MY NUMBER/ALIAS to enter a REGISTRAR NAME. Figure 41 SIP Protocol Setup Screens AUTHENTICATION Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2) Specify whether user authentication is required for registration to the proxy server. If enabled, enter a USERNAME and a PASSWORD, by pressing EDIT (F1). Use the procedure in MY NUMBER/ALIAS. REALM Enter the alphanumeric description, if applicable.
USER NAME Enter the alphanumeric description, if applicable. Press to configure the bottom screen shown in Figure 41. PREFERRED CODEC See this item in Section 2.5.3. SIP PORT (5060 default) Enter a TCP/UDP port number. The default setting is recommended. PROXY PORT (5060 default) Enter the proxy port value. REGISTRAR PORT (5060 default) Enter the registrar port value. RTP PORT (50000 default) The RTP Port number can be any even number in the range of 102465534. MY NUMBER/ALIAS Enter the number or alphanumeric name assigned to the client/test set. This is the alias of the client/test set identifier (IP address and Port number) that is registered in the proxy/ registrar servers. To create an entry: 1. With the cursor below MY NUMBER/ALIAS, press EDIT (F1). 2. In the character entry screen, press INPUT (F3) and the letter A will be highlighted. Press , , , or to choose a character and press ENTER. The chosen character will appear to the right of the upper cursor entry area. Repeat until done. If a mistake is made in the entry: A. Press STOP (F3) to move out of the character grid and back to the entry. B. Move the cursor to the incorrect character. C. Press DELETE (F2) to delete the character or, press INSERT (F1) to insert a character. D. Press INPUT (F3) to select a new character. Press ENTER to insert the new character to the left of the cursor. 3. Press STOP (F3) to move out of the character grid and back to the entry. 4. Press SAVE (F4) to save the entry and return to the PROTOCOL SETUP screen. MY HOST Options: NAME (F1), IP ADDR (F2) Select the format of the host part in the local endpoints SIP address. NAME: The host part in the endpoints SIP address is in an alphanumeric format. Use the procedure in MY NUMBER/ALIAS to create it. IP ADDR: The host part in the endpoints SIP address is an IP address. If used, enter an IP address. AUDIO FILE DELAY (SEC) Options: 0 (F1), 1 (F2), 3 (F3), 5 (F5) The test set will transmit audio files/packets as soon as a call is established. The files will be sent continuously, with a delay in between files, and will terminate when the call ends. The delay can be configured as 0, 1, 3, or 5 seconds.
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2.5.4 Place/Receive Calls There are two versions of this screen, the version presented is dependent on the PROTOCOL selected in the PROTOCOL SETUP screen. In either case, one of the screens shown in Figures 44 or 45 must be displayed in order to place or receive calls.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS PROTOCOL: H.323 CODEC: G.711u GATEKEEPER : 130.131.190.21 ADDRESS TYPE: E.164 NUMBER/ALIAS 4083638000 CALL STATUS:
H.323 Place/Receive Calls This subsection describes the setup for H.323. PROTOCOL, CODEC, and PROXY are displayed in the screen shown in Figure 42, but these settings canDTMF> not be changed in this screen. Instead change these EVENT TRANSP E.164 CALL settings in the PROTOCOL SETUP screens. Configure the following to place/receive H.323 calls: Figure 42 H.323 Place/Receive Calls Screen AUDIO FILE Options: Press SELECT (F3) to choose an audio file other than DEFAULT; other files are customer-specific, and not recommended. Select the audio file to transmit. 1-DEFAULT: English-language audio file; applicable for virtually all cases. ADDRESS TYPE Options: TRANSP (F3), E.164 (F4) Select the format for the endpoint address. TRANSP: This address type is selected for direct peer-to-peer calls without a gatekeeper. E.164: Phone number addressing, i.e., 408-363-8000. NUMBER/ALIAS Depending on the ADDRESS TYPE selected, press EDIT (more, F1) or use the SHIFT key and numeric keypad to make an entry or press SPEED (F3) to either add or retrieve from a list of numbers or aliases. SIP Place/Receive Calls This subsection describes the setup for SIP. PROTOCOL, CODEC, and PROXY are displayed in the screen shown in Figure 43, but these settings cannot be changed in this screen. Instead change these settings in the PROTOCOL SETUP screens. Configure the following to place/receive SIP calls.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS PROTOCOL: SIP CODEC : G.711u PROXY : NONE CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS: NAME MTT02 CALL TO HOST: IP ADDR @10 .10 .10 .12 CALL STATUS:
AUDIO FILE Options: Press SELECT (F3) to choose an audio file other than DEFAULT; other files are customerDTMF> specific, and not recommended. CALL EVENT NAME Select the audio file to transmit. 1-DEFAULT: English-language audio file; appli- Figure 43 SIP Place/Receive Calls Screen cable for virtually all cases. CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS Options: NAME (F3) is the only option. Enter an alias on the line below this line and either press EDIT (more, F1) to display a character entry screen or press SPEED (F3) to add or retrieve from the list. CALL TO HOST Options: NAME (F3), IP ADDR (F4) Depending on the selected setting (NAME or IP ADDR) enter a URL/IP address on the line below this line. You may also press SPEED (F3) to either add or retrieve from a list of numbers or aliases.
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Note: The SIP server (PROXY) domain name should be used if it is manually entered in the PROTOCOL SETUP screen, otherwise use the SIP/PROXY IP address. NAME: The entry is in an alphanumeric format. Use the procedure given in Section 2.5.3 SIP, MY NUMBER/ALIAS. IP ADDR: The entry is in a numeric format. PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS Common Features CALL/HANGUP (F1): When ready to place a call, press CALL. The line under CALL STATUS will display the signalling messages during the call. When finished, press HANGUP (F1). Note in order to make any changes in the setup screens, or to escape from the screen, press HANGUP (F1). The following F-key is available during a call: STATS (F3): View statistics on the current call, as 11:50:45 in Figure 44. This screen is only available when >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< CALL STATISTICS PROTOCOL is set to H.323. The CALL STATISTICS screen reports the following: ST: 11:45:40 ET: 00:05:05 MIN MAX ST: Start Time of the call. JITTER: 20 20 PKT TYPE RX TX ET: Elapsed Time of the call. RTP: 5016 5016 JITTER MIN/MAX: The Minimum and Maximum DTMF: 0 0 SILENT: N/A 0 Jitter values. LOST: 0 N/A View the number of (Packet) PKT TYPE Received DROPPED: 0 N/A REPLAY: 0 N/A (RX) and Transmitted (TX) under the PKT TYPE line.
REFRESH STORE CALL STATISTICS F-keys REFRESH (F1): Reset all counters in this screen, Figure 44 Call Statistics Screen without ending the call. STORE (F2): Store the CALL STATISTICS screen. See Section 2.6 for details.
When finished viewing, press ESC to return to the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen. EVENT (F2): View any past call events. The screens list events along with their direction (incoming <, out going >) that take place during a call. Press or to scroll through all of the available screens. See Figure 45 for sample EVENT screens.
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12:50:45 >SHOWTIME EVENT 12:29:01 < INVITE 12:33:58 > 180 Ringing 12:33:59 > 200 OK 12:34:00 < ACK 12:34:00 > BYE 12:34:03 < 200 OK
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Figure 45 Event Screens STORE (F2): Store the EVENT screens. See Section 2.6 for details. CLEAR (F4): Clear the list of events. Press ESC to return to the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen.
SPEED (F3) is available in the NUMBER/ALIAS parameter field of H.323 and in the CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS parameter field of SIP. SPEED provides memory recall of numbers, names, or aliases. Use this procedure: 1. Use any previously described procedure to make a numeric/ alphanumeric entry in any field that displays a SAVE F-key. 2. Press SAVE and a SPEED DIAL list is displayed, note that the CURRENT line contains the new entry. 3. Press or to select a blank line and press PASTE (F1) to copy the CURRENT entry to the blank line. Up to 10 entries can be saved. If a line with an entry is selected, it will be overwritten. After an entry is made, two F-keys are available: SELECT (F2): Select an entry from the SPEED DIAL list and press CALL (F2). The PLACE/RECEIVE screen is then displayed. DELETE (F3): Delete a selected entry.
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2.5.5 VQ Measurements The menu contains: NON-INTRUSIVE VQM MEASUREMENT 2.5.5.1 Non-intrusive VQM Measurement Configure the following: METRICS REPORTING Options: ENABLE (F1), DISABLE (F2) If ENABLED, the ENDPOINT CALL METRIC screens will be used to measure voice quality received from the network interface.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< VQ MEASUREMENT SETUP METRICS REPORTING TRIGGERED BY IN EVERY FOR : : : : ENABLE TIMER 5 SEC 300 SEC
TRIGGERED BY Options: TIMER (F1), F-KEY (F2) Choose the triggering method if METRICS REPORTING is ENABLED. TIMER: A Timer trigger is used when a report ENABLE DISABLE HST RPT needs to be generated repeatedly in a set time interval, e.g. refresh the on-screen report in every Figure 46 VQ Measurement 10 seconds for 50 seconds. If used, configure the Setup Screen IN EVERY and FOR settings. F-KEY: If selected, trigger a report by pressing RPT KEY (F1) in the ENDPOINT CALL METRICS report screen. IN EVERY If using the TIMER setting, select a sample time of 5 to 300 seconds in 5 second increments using + (F2) or - (F3). FOR If using the TIMER setting, select an end of report sampling time of 5 to 300 seconds in 5 second increments using + (F2) or - (F3), or select CALLEND (F1) to end the report sampling at the end of the call. VQ MEASUREMENT SETUP F-key HST RPT (F4): View any terminated call metric reports. See Section 2.5.5.2. When finished with the configuration, press ESC. 2.5.5.1.1 Non-intrusive Report Screens
Timed Trigger
20:48:59 >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< ENDPOINT CALL METRICS RPT TIME:20:48:32 STAT: ACTV SRC: 10.10.10.11 UDP: 50000 DST: 10.10.10.12 UDP: 50000 ACTUAL IDEAL LQ-R: 93 94 CQ-R: 92 94 GAP-R: 92 94 BURST-R: 92 94 MOS-LQ: 4.20 4.20 MOS-CQ: 4.18 4.20 MOS-PQ: 4.27 4.40
F-Key Trigger
20:48:59 >SHOWTIME DHCP UP< ENDPOINT CALL METRICS RPT TIME: STAT: READY SRC: 10.10.10.11 UDP: 50000 DST: 10.10.10.12 UDP: 50000 ACTUAL IDEAL LQ-R: 93 94 CQ-R: 92 94 GAP-R: 92 94 BURST-R: 92 94 MOS-LQ: 4.20 4.20 MOS-CQ: 4.18 4.20 MOS-PQ: 4.27 4.40
STORE
RPT KEY
STORE
Press F1 to update screen.
Figure 47 Endpoint Call Metric Screens Once the test set is configured for a call, press CALL (F1) in the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen. When the call has been accepted, the VQ RPT (F4) F-key is available. Press it to display the VOICE QUALITY REPORTS selection screen. Select a report and press ENTER. One of the following screens depending on the TRIGGERED BY selection is then displayed:
These screens report the following: RPT TIME: Current report timestamp. In the F-KEY trigger mode, RPT TIME displays the timestamp when the RPT KEY (F1) is pressed for a report. STAT: Report screen status that indicates one of the following states: ACTV: An event reporting timer is active. ENDED: All timer triggered reports are done. READY: No active timer, but RPT (F1) is active. INACT: Neither timer nor report F-key is active. SRC: Source IP address of the call. SRC UDP: User Datagram Protocol port number assigned at the source endpoint. DST: Destination IP address of the call. DST UDP: User Datagram Protocol port number assigned at the destination endpoint. The following is reported for each call along with the ideal best result number: LQ-R: R-factor value of Listening Quality. CQ-R: R-factor value of Conversational Quality. GAP-R: R-factor value in GAP mode. GAP mode indicates voice quality in a relatively good condition. BURST-R: R-factor value in BURST mode. BURST mode indicates voice quality in a relatively worse condition. MOS-LQ: Mean Option Score of Listening Quality. MOS-CQ: Mean Option Score of Conversational Quality. MOS-PQ: An equivalent PESQ MOS score mapping from the R-factor. ENDPOINT CALL METRICS Screen F-keys RPT KEY (F1): This is available if F-KEY was selected as a TRIGGER. Use it to take a sample to generate a report as in Figure 47. STORE (F2): Save the report. See Section 2.6 for details. After the call has ended, press HST RPT (F4) in the VQ MEASUREMENT SETUP screen to view the TERMINATED CALL METRICS screen described in Section 2.5.5.2. 2.5.5.2 Terminated Call Metrics Screen The TERMINATED CALL METRICS screen is dis11:50:45 played by pressing HST RPT (F4) in the VQ MEA>SHOWTIME DHCP UP< SUREMENT SETUP screen, shown in Figure 46. It TERMINATED CALL METRICS reports R-factors and MOS of the call just ended as CALL PEER: well as the range of voice quality scores since the MTT01 LAST MIN AVG MAX test set was powered on. LQ-R:93 93 93 93 The TERMINATED CALL METRICS screen reports CQ-R:92 92 92 92 MOS-LQ:4.20 4.20 4.20 4.20 the following: MOS-CQ:4.18 4.18 4.18 4.18 CALL PEER: Reports the other party of the call. MOS-PQ:4.27 4.27 4.27 4.27 For the following five items, the screen reports the Last, Minimum, Average, and Maximum values. CLEAR STORE LQ-R: R-factor value of Listening Quality. CQ-R: R-factor value of Conversational Quality. Figure 48 Terminated Call MOS-LQ: Mean Option Score of Listening Quality. Metrics Screen MOS-CQ: Mean Option Score of Conversational Quality. MOS-PQ: An equivalent PESQ MOS score mapping from the R-factor. TERMINATED CALL METRICS Screen F-keys: CLEAR (F1): Erase the current record. STORE (F2): Store the report. See Section 2.6 for details. When finished viewing this screen, press ESC.
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2.6 View/Store/Print
Use this screen to manage, view, and print stored results. VIEW/STORE/PRINT F-keys VIEW (F1): View a selected file, see Section 2.6.3. SAVE (F2): Store results, see Section 2.6.1. PRINT (F3): Print a selected file, see Section 2.6.4. RENAME (more, F1): Displays a character entry screen, shown in Figure 50, which allows you to rename a stored test, see Sections 2.6.1 and 2.6.2. UN/LOCK (more, F2): Lock and unlock a selected file, see Section 2.6.6. DELETE (more, F3): Delete a selected unlocked file, see Section 2.6.5. 2.6.1 Saving a Test
10:50:10 VIEW/STORE/PRINT Free space: 45355 kbyte NAME TYPE LOCK 1. UDSL0001 UDSL 2. UDSL0002 UDSL 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. VIEW SAVE PRINT more
RENAME
UN/LOCK DELETE
more
Figure 49 View/Store/Print Screen 1. From any screen with a STORE F-key, press it and your test is saved with a generic filename as a CSV file that can be opened with most spreadsheet programs. These files are stored in the MMC card under RESULT > CSV.
2.6.2 Renaming a Stored Test 1. From the modules main menu, select VIEW TEST 11:50:45 RESULT. VIEW/STORE/PRINT 2. Select the desired file with or . Press UN/LOCK (more, F2) if the lock icon indiFILENAME: UDSL001 cates that the file is locked. 3. Press RENAME (F1) and a character entry screen A a B b C c D d E e F f (Figure 50) is displayed. G g H h I i J j K k L l 4. Press INPUT (F3). The A is highlighted and the M m N n O o P p Q q R r S s T t U u V v W w X x INPUT F-key has changed to STOP. Y y Z z 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5. Use , , , or to select a desired character. 8 9 - _ @ ! # $ % & 6. Press ENTER to place the desired character in the INSERT DELETE INPUT SAVE label. Continue this process until the FILENAME label is complete. Up to 15 characters can be Figure 50 Character Entry Screen entered. If a mistake is made: A. Press STOP (F3). B. Move the FILENAME cursor to the incorrect character. C. Press DELETE (F2) to delete or, press INSERT (F1) to insert a character. D. Press INPUT (F3) to select a character. E. Use , , , or to select a desired character. F. Press ENTER to insert the new character to the left of the cursor. 7. Press SAVE (F4) to return to the VIEW/STORE/PRINT screen (Figure 49).
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2.6.3 Viewing a Stored Test 1. 2. 3. 4.
From the module main menu, select VIEW/PRINT RESULTS. Select the desired file with or and press VIEW (F1) and the stored result will appear. Use or to scroll through the available screens. When finished, press ESC.
2.6.4 Printing a Stored Test 1. Connect a SunSet printer to the serial port of the test set. For other types of printers or for more information, refer to the Storing and Printing chapter in the test set users manual. 2. From the module main menu, select VIEW/PRINT RESULTS. 3. Select the desired file with or and press PRINT (F3). The file will begin printing. 4. When finished, press ESC. 2.6.5 Deleting a Stored Test 1. From the module main menu, select VIEW/PRINT RESULTS. 2. Select the desired file with or and press DELETE (more, F3). The file is deleted if unlocked. 3. When finished, press ESC. 2.6.6 Locking and Unlocking a Stored Test 1. From the module main menu, select VIEW/PRINT RESULTS. 2. Select the desired file with or and press UN/LOCK (more, F2) and the file is locked or unlocked as indicated to the right of the file name. Refer to the lock icon shown in Figure 49. 3. When finished, press ESC.
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2.7 Profiles
Use the Profile function to store commonly used module configuration settings. The PROFILE LIST screen contains a DEFAULT profile. This profile is based on the factory standard configuration of this module. To create other profiles, change the configuration settings in any available screens. Once all configuration screens are changed as desired, select PROFILES from the modules main menu and select a blank entry. Press STORE (F2) and the settings are saved with a generic filename. Use this screen to manage profiles. The screen and its functions are as follows: Note: The DEFAULT file cannot be deleted or unlocked.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME PROFILE LIST Free space: 113729 kbyte FILENAME LOADED MODULE LOCK 1.DEFAULT NO UDSL 2.P00001 NO UDSL 3.SANTA ROSA YES UDSL 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. LOAD STORE RENAME more
DELETE
LOCK
more
Figure 51 Profile List Screen PROFILE LIST Screen F-keys LOAD (F1): Change all configuration settings of the module to match the selected profile. The LOADED column changes from NO to YES. STORE (F2): Save all current configuration screens with a generic filename. Currently 10 profiles can be saved. The type of module is indicated in the MODULE column. RENAME (F3): Select a filename and press RENAME (F3) to change its name. A character entry screen is displayed. Use the procedure in Section 2.6.2 to edit the name from step 4. DELETE (more, F1): Delete a selected unlocked profile. LOCK/UNLOCK (more, F2): Lock or unlock a selected file. Lock a profile to prevent changes. The files status is indicated by a lock icon in the LOCK column. In Figure 51 DEFAULT is locked.
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2.8 Utility
This menu contains: MODULE INFORMATION UPDATE SOFTWARE 2.8.1 Module Information The MODULE INFORMATION screen provides module information. Some highlights: ETH MAC ADDR: 10/100 Port Media Access Control Address. In this case, it is 00:10:9E:00:A5:2C. AWARE APP REV: When contacting Sunrise Telecom Customer Service, this information may be requested. In this case, it is 3.1.0.4. AGENT APP REV: When contacting Sunrise Telecom Customer Service, this information may be requested. In this case, it is 1.00.001.
11:50:45 >SHOWTIME CPE MODE:N/A VDSL PROFILE:N/A MODULE INFORMATION IP UP<
MODULE TYPE :656 module MODULE S/N :74867ROC ASSEMBLY AML :03000100 LAN MAC ADDR :00:10:9E:00:A5:2C WAN MAC ADDR :00:10:9E:80:A5:2C AWARE APP REV:3.1.0.4 AGENT APP REV:1.00.001
Figure 52 Module Information Screen 2.8.2 Update Software Please contact Customer Service for information on this item.
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3 Application Overview 3.1 Testing a DSL Line

This module offers the simplest method for testing UDSL spans.
ATU-C Central Office ATU-C ATU-C ATU-C
UDSL Port
SunSet MTT ACM II
Test Set at Customer Premises Figure 53 Connecting to the ATU-C Use the following procedure in the order given: 1. Power up the SunSet MTT. 2. Setup the module for the circuit under test. See Section 2.1.1 for details. 3. After WAITING is displayed, connect the SunSet MTT to the circuit as shown in Figure 56. The module contains an RJ-45 jack (UDSL port). Depending on the access point, use an RJ-45-to-RJ-45 cable, RJ-45-to-RJ-11 cable, or an RJ-45 to alligator clips cable. 4. The test set automatically tries to synchronize with the ATU-C. Refer to the top lines of the screen for status information. 5. While the test set is trying to connect with the ATU-C, it will continue to display WAITING and the xTU-C (CO mode) or xTU-R (CPE mode) LED will blink red. 6. When the ATU-R recognizes the ATU-Cs response, it displays TRAINING. This indicates that it has made contact with the ATU-C and is starting the handshake procedure to establish synchronization; SHOWTIME. 7. If the ATU-R successfully connects with the ATU-C, the test set automatically displays the CURRENT STATUS screen. The message now reads SHOWTIME and the xTU-C (CO mode) or xTU-R (CPE mode) LED is green. See Section 2.2.1 for details on this screen. If unsuccessful, the test set will try again to establish synchronization during which time the xTU-C (CO mode) or xTU-R (CPE mode) LED is red.
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3.2 IPTV Applications

3.2.1 STB Emulation at DSL Interface
Internet ISP ISP Video Feed Transport Network ISP DSLAM
PC
UDSL Port
STB Video Headend ISP TV Residence Ethernet 10/100 LAN
Figure 54 IPTV STB Emulation at DSL Interface Setup In the following applications, the test set is connected to the DSL line replacing the DSL modem by emulating a STB (Set Top Box) at the UDSL port (Figure 54). Use this setup for: DSL modem emulation, status, and link measurement. Emulate a STB with STB registration through DHCP Vendor ID and/or specific user Information. MPEG TS detection. Perform channel zapping delay measurements. MPEG video stream detection and measurement; including video bandwidth and video stream analysis (TS packets, RX loss, IPG, Jitter, Latency, PID). 3.2.2 STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface
Internet ISP ISP Video Feed Data Feed
PC
Transport Network ISP DSLAM
10/100 Port
DSL Modem
STB Video Headend ISP TV Residence Ethernet 10/100 LAN
Figure 55 IPTV STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface Setup In this setup the test set is connected to the Ethernet port of a DSL modem or to a LAN in the subscribers premise, and emulates a STB. Use this setup to test the following: IPTV Test: Same as Section 3.2.1, but 10/100 is the test interface. Note that the DSL modem needs to pass through all video traffic.
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3.3 VOD Applications

3.3.1 STB Emulation at DSL Interface
Internet ISP ISP Video Feed ISP VoD Server Transport Network ISP DSLAM
PC
UDSL Port
STB TV Residence Ethernet 10/100 LAN
Figure 56 VOD STB Emulation at DSL Interface Setup In the following applications, the test set is connected to the DSL line, replacing the DSL modem by emulating a STB (Set Top Box) at the UDSL port (Figure 57). Use this setup for DSL modem emulation, reporting key DSL layer measurements. Highlights of the VOD test capabilities: Emulate the STB including STB registration through DHCP Vendor ID and/or specific user Information. Detect unicast Video on Demand traffic. Display video file attributes. Emulate VOD Play/Pause/Stop commands. Measure VOD transport RTSP packets. 3.3.2 STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface
PC
Internet ISP Data Feed ISP Video Feed ISP VoD Server Transport Network ISP DSLAM
10/100 Port DSL Modem STB TV Residence Ethernet 10/100 LAN
Figure 57 VOD STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface Setup In the setup, shown in Figure 58, the test set is connected to the Ethernet port of a DSL modem, or to a LAN in the subscribers premise, and emulates a STB. Use this setup to test the following: VOD Test: Same as Section 3.3.1, but 10/100 is the test interface. Note that the DSL modem needs to pass through all video traffic.
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3.4 VoIP Applications

3.4.1 Placing or Receiving an H.323 Call 1. In the VOIP IP CONFIGURATION screen, configure: Interface: VPI/VCI if INTERFACE = DSL IP address Gateway IP address (i.e., router) Subnet mask 2. In the VOIP PROTOCOL SETUP screen, configure: PROTOCOL: Select H.323. GATEKEEPER: Select NONE for a direct peer-to-peer call without a gatekeeper or select IP ADDR if a gatekeeper is needed and enter the IP address of the gatekeeper in the line below GATEKEEPER. PREFERRED CODEC: Select the preferred codec by pressing MODIFY (F1). CONNECT: Select a connection type, NORMAL or FAST. MY NUMBER/ALIAS: If no gatekeeper is used for a call, any number entered here is not used. If a gatekeeper is used, input an E.164 type number, e.g., 4084803601. Other H.323 phones can place a call to this number through the gatekeeper. RTP PORT: Use the default port number. 3. In the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen, configure: Placing a Call: AUDIO FILE: Select the DEFAULT file to transmit an English audio file; if necessary, press SELECT (F3) to access the AUDIO FILE TYPE selection screen. ADDRESS TYPE: Select TRANSP for direct peer-to-peer calls without a gatekeeper or select E.164 as the address type if the call will go through a gatekeeper. NUMBER/ALIAS: Set up the called peers IP address for direct peer-to-peer calls without a gatekeeper. Otherwise enter the phone number of the party to be called. Receiving a Call: No settings are required for the called peer in the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen. However, the test set must be in the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen to receive calls. 3.4.2 H.323 Phone Call without a Gatekeeper
IP Phone 10.1.2.4 IP ISP DSLAM 10.1.2.3 UDSL Port IP Phone 10.1.2.4 10/100 Port IP
DSL Test Interface
10.1.2.3 10/100 Test Interface
Figure 58 H.323 Phone Call without a Gatekeeper 1. Connect the test set via the 10/100 or UDSL port to the network. 2. Configure the protocol and IP settings, including the test sets transport address. 3. Place and receive calls using the IP address.
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3.4.3 H.323 Phone Call with a Gatekeeper

POTS Phone +33 4083638000 IP ISP Gatekeeper testy@test.com or 4083638000 DSL Test Interface DSLAM UDSL Port POTS Phone 10/100 Port +33 4083638000 IP
Gatekeeper testy@test.com or 4083638000 10/100 Test Interface
Figure 59 H.323 Phone Call with a Gatekeeper 1. Connect the test set via the 10/100 or UDSL port to the network. 2. Configure the protocol and IP settings including the test sets alias. The gatekeeper can be directly specified or automatically discovered. 3. Place and receive calls using E.164 (regular phone number). The gatekeeper will translate the phone numbers to IP addresses. 3.4.4 H.323 Phone Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device
Gateway UDSL Port IP ISP Gatekeeper +33 4083638000 DSL Test Interface 4083638000 DSLAM Gateway 10/100 Port IP
GR-303 Class 4/5 Switch POTS Phone
GR-303 Class 4/5 Switch POTS Phone
Gatekeeper 4083638000 +33 4083638000 10/100 Test Interface
Figure 60 H.323 Phone Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device 1. Connect the test set via the 10/100 or UDSL port to the network. 2. Configure the protocol and IP settings, including the test sets alias. The gatekeeper can be directly specified or automatically discovered. 3. Place calls to outside PSTN numbers with a gateway present in the system. When a phone number is used, the gatekeeper will route the request to a gateway which will communicate to the PSTN POTS.
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3.4.5 Placing or Receiving a SIP Call 1. In the VOIP CONFIGURATION screen, configure: Interface: VPI/VCI if INTERFACE=DSL IP address Gateway IP address (i.e., router) Subnet mask 2. In the PROTOCOL SETUP screen, configure: PROTOCOL: Select SIP. PROXY: Set up the Proxy Servers IP address, set to NONE for direct peer-to-peer calls without a Proxy. Otherwise select IP ADDR and enter the Proxy Servers IP address. AUTHENTICATION: Enter a user id and password if authentication is required for proxy server registration. MY NUMBER/ALIAS: Enter a unique alias to identify the local SIP user. CALL TO HOST: If the call to be made is a direct call without a proxy, select IP ADDR and enter the local IP address. For a call going through a proxy, select IP ADDR to enter the proxys IP address or select NAME to enter the proxys domain name, e.g., sipcenter.com. CODEC: Select the preferred codec by pressing MODIFY (F1). SIP and RTP port number: Use the default numbers. 3. In the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen, configure: For Placing a Call: AUDIO FILE: Select the DEFAULT file to transmit an English audio file; if necessary, press SELECT (F3) to access the AUDIO FILE TYPE selection screen. CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS: Set up the alias of the SIP user to be called, e.g., johnsmith. CALL TO HOST: Select IP ADDR to enter the called peers IP address for direct calls without a Proxy server, or select NAME to enter the domain name of the proxy server, e.g. sipcenter.com. For Receiving a Call: No settings are required for the called peer in the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen. However, the test set must be in the PLACE/RECEIVE CALLS screen to receive calls. 3.4.6 Non-Intrusive Voice Quality Measurement Non-intrusive voice quality measurement is based on the incoming voice packets (i.e., RTP packets) received at the Ethernet port of the module. Constant snap shots are taken to the incoming RTP packets to determine voice quality at the local endpoint. Key factors like jitter, packet delay, packet loss, pattern loss are fed into a voice quality monitoring process, which is based on the ITU-T G.107 model, to generate the R-factor and MOS scores. See Figure 59 for a diagram of the circuit setup and see the following for set up details. 1. In the VOIP main menu, select VOICE QUALITY MEASUREMENT > NON-INTRUSIVE VQM and the following: METRICS REPORTING: ENABLE TRIGGERED BY: TIMER IN EVERY: 5 SEC FOR: 300 SEC When finished, press ESC twice. 3. From the VOIP MAIN MENU, select PLACE/RECV CALL. 4. Press CALL (F1) to place a call. 5. Once the call is connected, press VQ RPT (F4). 6. From to the VOICE QUALITY REPORT screen, select ENDPOINT CALL METRICS. Note: Pressing ESC will terminate the report before the active reporting time limit (default is 300 seconds). 7. When the call is ended, the TERMINATED CALL METRICS report screen (i.e., History Report) is available in the Non-intrusive VQ MEASUREMENT SETUP screen by pressing HST RPT (F4). This report shows the voice quality of the just ended call as well as the maximum, minimum, and average scores since the test set was powered on.
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4 General Information 4.1 Testing and Calibration Statement

Sunrise Telecom certifies that this product was manufactured, tested, and verified according to the applicable Sunrise Telecom Incorporated manufacturing and test procedure(s). These formal procedures are designed to assure that the product meets its required specifications. This product has no user-adjustable settings. During normal usage, periodic calibration is not a requirement. However, if the product fails during the self-verification test, during power up, the product can be returned to the manufacturer for evaluation and repair.
4.2 Customer Service

General Sunrise Telecom Customer Service is available from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM Pacific Standard Time (California, U.S.A.). Customer Service performs the following functions: Answers customer questions over the phone on such topics as product operation and repair. Facilitates prompt repair of malfunctioning test sets. Provides information about product upgrades. A Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) Number is required before any product may be shipped to Sunrise Telecom for repair. Out-of-warranty repairs require both an RMA and a Purchase Order before the unit is returned. All repairs are warranted for 90 days. Contact Customer Service at: Sunrise Telecom Incorporated 302 Enzo Drive San Jose, CA 95138 U.S.A. Tel: 1-800-701-5208 Fax: 1-408-363-8313 Internet: www.sunrisetelecom.com E-mail: support@sunrisetelecom.com Or contact one our offices listed in Section 4.3.
4.3 Offices
Sunrise Telecom Contact Information For more information, please call +1-800-701-5208 or +1-408-363-8000, or visit www. sunrisetelecom.com Sunrise Telecom offices are located around the world. SUNRISE TELECOM INCORPORATED 302 Enzo Drive San Jose, CA 95138 U.S.A. Tel: 1-800-701-5208 Fax: 1-408-363-8313 Internet: http://www.sunrisetelecom.com E-mail: support@sunrisetelecom.com
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SUNRISE TELECOM ATLANTA 3075 Northwoods Circle, Norcross, GA 30071, USA Tel: 770-446-6086, Fax: 770-446-6850 catv@sunrisetelecom.com SUNRISE TELECOM CHINA Room 1503, Tower 3 , No.1, Xizhimenwai Street Xicheng District, Beijing, 100044, CHINA Tel: +86-10-5830-2220, Fax: +86-10-5830-2239 info@sunrisetelecom.com.cn
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4.4 Express Limited Warranty

This Sunrise Telecom product is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship during its warranty period. The warranty period for this product is contained in the warranty page on http://www.sunrisetelecom.com. Sunrise Telecom agrees to repair or replace any assembly or compo ent found to be defecn tive under normal use during this period. The obligation under this warranty is limited solely to repairing or replacing the product that proves to be defective within the scope of the warranty when returned to the factory. This warranty does not apply under certain conditions, as set forth on the warranty page on http://www.sunrisetelecom.com. Please refer to the website for specific details. THIS IS A LIMITED WARRANTY AND THE ONLY WARRANTY MADE BY SUNRISE TELECOM. SUNRISE TELECOM MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY, REPR SENTATION OR CONDITION, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS.
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Index
A Applications IPTV STB Emulation at DSL Interface; 58 IPTV STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface; 58 Testing a DSL Line; 57 VOD STB Emulation at DSL Interface; 59 VOD STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface; 59 VoIP H.323 Phone Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device; 61 VoIP, H.323 Phone Call with a Gatekeeper; 61 VoIP, H.323 Phone Call without a Gatekeeper; 60 VoIP, Non-Intrusive Voice Quality Measurement; 62 VoIP, Placing or Receiving an H.323 Call; 60 VoIP, Placing or Receiving a SIP Call; 62 Error Measurements Screens CRC/CV, FEC, SEF, HEC, ES, SES, UAS, BER, and RETRAINS; 13 Event Tracer Screen EVENT ID and EVENT DATE; 16
F Figures 1 UDSL Module Connector Panel; 5 2 Test Set LED Panels; 5 3 Screen Indictors; 6 4 UDSL Menu Tree; 7 5 CPE Modem Setup Screens; 8 6 CO Modem Setup Screens; 10 B 7 Current Status Screens; 12 Bits Per Tone Screens; 14 8 Error Measurements Screens; 13 Interpreting the Results; 14 9 Bits Per Tone Screens; 14 10 SNR Per Tone Screens; 15 C 11 Event Tracer Screen; 16 Calibration Statement; 63 12 IP Data DSL-ATM Configuration Screens; 18 Call Statistics Screen 13 IP Data DSL-PTM Configuration Screens; 20 ET, ST, JITTER, MIN/MAX, and PKT TYPE; 49 14 IP Data Ethernet Configuration Screens; 21 Cautions; 2 15 DHCP IP Status Screen; 22 Channel Test Screens; 42 16 Static IP Status Screen; 22 CO/ADSLx Standards; 10 17 PPP Dynamic IP Status Screen; 23 CO Modem Setup Screens 18 PING Test Screen; 23 DSL MODE 19 Trace Route Screen; 25 VDSLx or ADSLx; 10 20 HTTP Download Web Access Screen; 26 STANDARD; 10 21 FTP Download Web Access Screen; 26 CO/VDSLx Standards; 11 22 FTP Upload Web Access Screen; 27 CPE/ADSLx Standards; 9 23 Pass Through Modem Emulation Setup; 28 24 IP Configuration Bridged Screen; 28 CPE Modem Setup Screens 25 IP Video DSL-ATM Static Bridged Configuration DSL MODE Screens; 30 VDSLx or ADSLx; 8 26 IP Video DSL-ATM DHCP Bridged Configuration STANDARD; 8 Screens; 32 CPE/VDSLx Standards; 9 27 IP Video DSL-ATM PPP Configuration Screens; 34 Current Status Screens 28 VOD URL List Screen; 36 Interpreting the Results; 12 29 DHCP IPTV Status Screen; 39 RATE, MAX Rate, CPTY, SNRM, ATTN, PATH, DELY, 30 Static IPTV Status Screen; 39 IMP, DEPH, PWR, and FAR END VENDER; 12 31 Stream Configuration Screens; 40 Customer Service; 63 32 TS Rates Screen; 41 D 33 TS Measurements Screen; 41 Describe Media Screen 34 PID Map Analysis Screen; 41 AUDIO, AUTHOR, DURATION, STATUS, TITLE, and 35 Channel Test Screens; 42 VIDEO; 43 36 MDI Measurements Screen; 42 37 Describe Media Screen; 43 DHCP IP Status Screen; 22 38 Play Media Screen; 43 DHCP IPTV Status Screen; 39 39 VoIP Configuration Screens; 45 E 40 Preferred Codec List Screen; 45 Endpoint Call Metric Screens 41 SIP Protocol Setup Screens; 46 HST RPT (F4); 52 42 H.323 Place/Receive Calls Screen; 48 RPT TIME, STAT, SRC, SRC UDP, DST, DST UDP, LQ42 H.323 Protocol Setup Screen; 45 R, CQ-R, GAP-R, BURST-R, MOS-LQ, MOS-CQ, and 43 SIP Place/Receive Calls Screen; 48 MOS-PQ; 51 44 Call Statistics Screen; 49 End Showtime; 11 45 Event Screens; 49 EPG Channel Table Creation Guide; 38 46 VQ Measurement Setup Screen; 51
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47 Endpoint Call Metric Screens; 51 48 Terminated Call Metrics Screen; 52 49 View/Store/Print Screen; 53 50 Character Entry Screen; 53 51 Profile List Screen; 55 52 Module Information Screen; 56 53 Connecting to the ATU-C; 57 54 IPTV STB Emulation at DSL Interface Setup; 58 55 IPTV STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface Setup; 58 56 VOD STB Emulation at DSL Interface Setup; 59 57 VOD STB Emulation at the Ethernet Interface Setup; 59 58 H.323 Phone Call without a Gatekeeper; 60 59 H.323 Phone Call with a Gatekeeper; 61 60 H.323 Phone Call to a PSTN (POTS) Device; 61 FTP Download Web Access Screen FILE; 26 IP ADDR./URL; 26 PASSWORD; 26 PROTOCOL; 26 HTTP or FTP; 26 STATUS, SIZE, TIME, and RATE; 26 USERNAME; 26 FTP Upload Web Access Screen FILE; 27 FILE SIZE; 27 IP ADDR./ULR; 27 PASSWORD; 27 SIZE. TIME, and RATE; 27 USERNAME; 27 H H.323 Place/Receive Calls AUDIO FILE; 48 H.323 Place/Receive Calls Screen ADDRESS TYPE TRANSP and E.164; 48 NUMBER/ALIAS; 48 H.323 Protocol Setup Screens AUDIO FILE DELAY (SEC) 0, 1, 3, or 5 seconds; 46 CONNECT NORMAL or FAST; 46 GATEKEEPER IP ADDR and NONE; 45 MY NUMBER/ALIAS; 46 PREFERRED CODEC; 45 RTP PORT; 46 HTTP Download Web Access Screen IP ADDR./URL; 26 PROTOCOL HTTP or FTP; 26 I Initiate Handshake; 11 IP Data Configuration INTERFACE DSL-ATM, DSL-PTM, 10/100, or PROFILE; 17
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IP Data DSL-ATM Configuration Screens DNS SERVER; 19 ENCAPSULATION LLC or VC MUX; 18 GATEWAY; 19 IP TYPE STATIC or DHCP/DYNAMIC; 19 LOCAL IP; 19 MODE BRIDGED, PPPoE, PPPoA, CLIPoA, or ROUTED; 17 PAP/CHAP PAP, CHAP, AUTO, or NONE; 18 PASSWORD; 19 PEER IP; 19 SUBNET MASK; 19 USER ID; 19 VCI; 18 VPI; 18 IP Data DSL-PTM Configuration Screens DNS SERVER; 20 GATEWAY; 20 IP TYPE STATIC, DHCP or DYNAMIC; 20 LOCAL IP; 20 MODE BRIDGED, ROUTED, or PPPoE; 20 PAP/CHAP PAP, CHAP, AUTO, or NONE; 20 PASSWORD; 20 SUBNET MASK; 20 USER ID; 20 VID; 20 VLAN DISABLE or ENABLE; 20 IP Data Ethernet Configuration Screens DNS SERVER; 21 GATEWAY; 21 IP TYPE STATIC or DHCP; 21 LOCAL IP; 21 MODE ETHERNT; 21 SUBNET MASK; 21 VID; 21 VLAN DISABLE or ENABLE; 21 IP Status (VoIP); 45 IPTV Configuration Screens ENCAPSULATION LLCSNAP or VC MUX; 29 INTERFACE DSL-ATM, DSL-PTM, or 10/100; 29 IP TYPE DHCP, DYNAMIC, or STATIC; 30 MODE BRIDGED, ROUTER, PPPoE, PPPoA, or AUTO; 29 P; 29 PRIMARY VCI; 30
PRIMARY VPI; 29 VID; 29 VLAN; 29 IP Video DSL-ATM DHCP Bridged Configuration Screens DHCP OPT 60; 32 DHCP OPT 77; 33 EPG SELECT or NONE; 33 IGMP VERSION V2 or V3; 33 MAC ADDRESS; 32 MAC TYPE MTT or USER; 32 # OF STREAMS; 32 OPTION 61; 32 TEST TEMPLATE SELECT, NONE, or VOD; 33 VPI and VCI; 33 IP Video DSL-ATM PPP Configuration Screens EPG SELECT or NONE; 34 IGMP VERSION V2 or V3; 34 # OF STREAMS; 34 PAP/CHAP PAP, CHAP, or AUTO; 34 PASSWORD; 34 TEST TEMPLATE SELECT, NONE, or VOD; 34 USER ID; 34 VPI and VCI; 34 IP Video DSL-ATM Static Bridged Configuration Screens EPG; 31 GATEWAY; 31 IGMP VERSION V2 or V3; 31 LOCAL IP; 31 MAC ADDRESS; 30 MAC TYPE MTT or USER; 30 # OF STREAMS; 30 SUBNET MASK; 31 TEST TEMPLATE; 31 VPI and VCI; 31 L LEDs used by the module MODULE, xTU-C, xTU-R, and ERRORS; 5 M MDI Measurements Screen DELAY FACTOR and MEDIA LOSS RATE; 42 Modem Setup Screens MODEM TYPE CPE or CO; 8 Module Information Screen; 56 O
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Offices; 63 P Pass Through Modem Emulation Setup DSL-ATM Mode; 28 DSL-PTM Mode; 28 PID Map Analysis Screen CHANNEL, PID, TYPE, and DESCRIPTION; 41 PING Test Screen DEST. IP/DEST. URL Saving an IP or URL Address; 23 PING COUNT; 24 PING LENGTH; 24 PING Test Screen Results PING, Sent, Received, Loss Rate, and Round Trip; 24 Place/Receive Calls Event Screens; 49 Play Media Screen RECEIVED, DROPPED, JITTER, AVG JITTER, MAX JITTER, and STATUS; 43 Play Media Status Codes; 44 PPP Dynamic IP Status Screen; 23 Profile List Screen; 55 S Saving an IP Address; 23 Saving an URL Address; 24 Screen Indicators; 6 SIP Place/Receive Calls AUDIO FILE; 48 SIP Place/Receive Calls Screen CALL TO HOST NAME or IP ADDR; 48 CALL TO NUMBER/ALIAS NAME or E.164; 48 SIP Protocol Setup Screens AUDIO FILE DELAY (SEC) 0, 1, 3, or 5 seconds; 47 AUTHENTICATION; 46 MY HOST NAME or IP ADDR; 47 MY NUMBER/ALIAS NAME or E.164; 47 PREFERRED CODEC; 47 PROXY PORT; 47 PROXY TYPE NONE, DHCP, or IP ADDR; 46 REALM; 46 REGISTRAR PORT; 47 REGISTRAR TYPE NONE, DHCP, IP ADDR, or NAME; 46 RTP PORT; 47 SIP PORT; 47 USER NAME; 47
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SNR Per Tone Screens; 15 Static IP Status Screen; 22 Static IPTV Status Screen; 39
T Tables 1 CPE/ADSLx Standards; 9 2 CPE/VDSLx Standards; 9 3 CO/ADSLx Standards; 10 4 CO/VDSLx Standards; 11 5 Test Template Creation Guide; 37 6 EPG Channel Table Creation Guide; 38 7 VOD Status Codes; 43 8 Play Media Status Codes; 44 Terminated Call Metrics Screen CALL PEER, LQ-R, CQ-R, MOS-LQ, MOS-CQ:, and MOS-PQ; 52 Test Template Creation Guide; 37 Trace Route Screen W PROTOCOL Warnings; 2 ICMP or UDP; 25 ST, ET, LOCAL IP, HOP COUNT, RT (ms), Host AdWarranty; 64 dress, and Host Name; 25 TS Measurements Screen PACKETS RECEIVED, IGMP LATENCY, PACKET JITTER, and INTER PCKT GAP; 41 TS Rates Screen ST, ET, CHANNEL, STATUS, TOTAL RATE, VIDEO, and AUDIO; 41 U UDSL Menu Tree; 7 UDSL Module Connector Panel UDSL; 5 UDSL and 10/100; 5 Update Software; 56 User ID/Password Entering Procedure; 21 V Video Stream Configuration Screens CHANNEL; 40 ENCAPSULATION MPEG-TS; 40 IGMP ADDRESS; 40 PORT NUMBER; 40 SOURCE MANUAL or TABLE; 40 STREAM #1, #2, #3, and #4; 40 View/Print Results Deleting a Stored Test; 54 Locking and Unlocking a Stored Test; 54 Printing a Stored Test; 54 Renaming a Stored Test; 53 Saving a Test; 53 Viewing a Stored Test; 54 VOD Configuration Screen Creating a URL List file; 36 DIGEST SCHEME MD5 or Plain Text; 35
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URL LIST; 35 USER NAME; 35 USER PIN; 35 VCI; 35 VIDEO PATH; 35 VOD SERVER; 35 VPI; 35 VOD Status Codes; 43 VOD URL List Screen NO and URL; 36 VOIP Configuration Screens; 45 VQ Measurement Setup Screen FOR; 51 HST RPT; 51 IN EVERY; 51 METRICS REPORTING; 51 TRIGGERED BY TIMER or F-KEY; 51

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SSMTT-48 UDSL Module Users Manual Table of Contents

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

1.1 Module Connector Panel

SunSet MTT ACM II

1.3 Screen Indicators

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8

VOD TEST 2.4.4.1 DESCRIBE MEDIA 2.4.4.2 PLAY MEDIA

2 UDSL Module Menus

2.1 Modem Control

2 UDSL Module Menus

11:50:45 >WAITING CPE MODE:N/A VDSL PROFILE:N/A MODEM SETUP

MODEM TYPE:CO DSL MODE :VDSLx STANDARD :VDSL2 12a ANX-A

Description VDSL2 Annex A using profile 12a.

2 UDSL Module Menus

2.2 Modem Status

FAR END VENDOR ID: BDCM RETRAIN STORE

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# BITS # BITS # BITS # BITS 0 0 8 0 16 0 24 0 1 0 9 0 17 0 25 0 2 0 10 0 18 0 26 0 3 0 11 0 19 0 27 0 4 0 12 0 20 0 28 0 5 0 13 0 21 0 29 0 6 0 14 0 22 0 30 0 7 0 15 0 23 0 31 0 GRAPHIC STORE

2 UDSL Module Menus

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2.3 IP Data Features (Software Option)

2 UDSL Module Menus

2.3.1.1 IP DSL-ATM Configuration

2 UDSL Module Menus

2.3.1.2 IP DSL-PTM Configuration

USER ID :USER5468 PASSWORD:SERVICE2356 BRIDGE ROUTED PPPoE

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2.3.1.3 10/100 Ethernet Configuration

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2 UDSL Module Menus

2 UDSL Module Menus

2.3.6 IP Data Pass Through Mode

ATU-C Central Office ATU-C ATU-C ATU-C

UDSL Port 10/100 Port

SunSet MTT ACM II

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2.4 IP Video Features (Software Option)

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2 UDSL Module Menus

2.4.1.2 IP Type DHCP Configuration

STREAM #2 VPI:15 VCI:35 EPG:TABLE1

STREAM #4 VPI:15 VCI:35 EPG:TABLE2

2 UDSL Module Menus

STREAM #2 VPI:15 VCI:35 EPG:TABLE1

STREAM #4 VPI:15 VCI:35 EPG:TABLE2

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2 UDSL Module Menus

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2 UDSL Module Menus

Table 6 EPG Channel Table Creation Guide

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2 UDSL Module Menus

Figure 34 PID Map Analysis Screen

2 UDSL Module Menus

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2 UDSL Module Menus

SSMTT-48 UDSL Module

2.5 VOIP Features (Software Option)