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CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Product Overview -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
1.1 Overview -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
1.2 Function features --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
1.3 Ordering information ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
Chapter 2 Technical Specifications ----------------------------------------------------------------- 2
2.1 Technical specifications of the device ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2
Chapter 3 Installation and Preparation ------------------------------------------------------------ 3
3.1 Check the Cable and Interface --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
3.2 Telephone Wire Cable Type ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
3.3 Connection of G.SHDSL port -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
3.4 Connection Style---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
3.5 Connection of Ethernet Port ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
3.6 Chassis Installation -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
3.7 DC Power Installation --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
3.8 Power Requirement-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
3.9 Factual Line Detection -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Chapter 4 Device Status Indicators ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6
4.1 Front panel indicators --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
4.2 Front Panel of 16-slots Chassis -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
Chapter 5 DIP Switch Setting ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
5.1 The DIP-switch -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7
5.2 Default setting of the switches ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
Chapter 6 Network Management -------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
6.1 Show Module ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
6.2 Configure Module ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
6.3 Loopback Test Command ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
6.4 Reset Module----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
Appendix A Acronyms ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
Appendix B FAQ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
 Release Notes

Date of Release Manual Version Revisions

20110712 201107 REV.A

 General Safety Instructions

The following instructions serve as a general guide for the safe installation and operation of telecommunications
products. Additional instructions, if applicable, are included inside the manual.

Safety Symbols

This symbol may appear on the equipment or in the text. It indicates potential
safety hazards regarding product operation or maintenance to operator or service
personnel.

Danger of electric shock! Avoid any contact with the marked surface while the
product is energized or connected to outdoor telecommunication lines.

Protective earth: the marked lug or terminal should be connected to the building
protective earth bus.

Some products may be equipped with a laser diode. In such cases, a label with
the laser class and other warnings as applicable will be attached near the optical
transmitter. The laser warning symbol may be also attached.
Please observe the following precautions:
• Before turning on the chassis with optic module, make sure that the fiber optic
cable is intact and is connected to the transmitter.
• Do not attempt to adjust the laser drive current.
• Do not use broken or unterminated fiber-optic cables/connectors or look straight at the
laser beam.
• The use of optical devices with the equipment will increase eye hazard.
• Use of controls, adjustments or performing procedures other than those specified herein, may
result in hazardous radiation exposure.
ATTENTION: The laser beam may be invisible!

Always observe standard safety precautions during installation, operation and maintenance of this
product. Only qualified and authorized service personnel should carry out adjustment, maintenance
or repairs to this product. No installation, adjustment, maintenance or repairs should be performed by
either the operator or the user.

Before operating modules in the electricity conditions, please be noticed that optical modules shall
be connected with optical fiber wires or shield with optical module cover for fear that laser light
harms to operator’s eyes.

Handling Energized Products

General Safety Practices
Do not touch or tamper with the power supply when the power cord is connected. Line voltages may
be present inside certain products even when the power switch (if installed) is in the OFF position or
a fuse is blown. For DC-powered products, although the voltages levels are usually not hazardous,
 energy hazards may still exist.
Before working on equipment connected to power lines or telecommunication lines, remove jewelry
or any other metallic object that may come into contact with energized parts.
Unless otherwise specified, all products are intended to be grounded during normal use. Grounding
is provided by connecting the mains plug to a wall socket with a protective earth terminal. If an earth
lug is provided on the product, it should be connected to the protective earth at all times, by a wire
with a diameter of 18 AWG or wider. Rack-mounted equipment should be mounted only in earthed
racks and cabinets.
Always make the ground connection first and disconnect it last. Do not connect telecommunication
cables to ungrounded equipment. Make sure that all other cables are disconnected before
disconnecting the ground.
Connection of AC Mains
Make sure that the electrical installation complies with local codes.
Always connect the AC plug to a wall socket with a protective ground.
Always connect the power cord first to the equipment and then to the wall socket. If a power switch
is provided in the equipment, set it to the OFF position. If the power cord cannot be readily
disconnected in case of emergency, make sure that a readily accessible circuit breaker or emergency
switch is installed in the building installation.
Connection of DC Mains
Unless otherwise specified in the manual, the DC input to the equipment is floating in reference to
the ground. Any single pole can be externally grounded.
Due to the high current capability of DC mains systems, care should be taken when connecting the
DC supply to avoid short-circuits and fire hazards.
DC units should be installed in a restricted access area, i.e. an area where access is authorized only to
qualified service and maintenance personnel.
Make sure that the DC supply is electrically isolated from any AC source and that the installation
complies with the local codes.
Before connecting the DC supply wires, ensure that power is removed from the DC circuit. Locate
the circuit breaker of the panel board that services the equipment and switch it to the OFF position.
When connecting the DC supply wires, first connect the ground wire to the corresponding terminal,
then the positive pole and last the negative pole. Switch the circuit breaker back to the ON position.
A readily accessible disconnect device that is suitably rated and approved should be incorporated in
the building installation.

Preventing Electrostatic Discharge Damage

Modules which can be plugged into chassis are sensitive to damage from static electricity.
Conversely, static voltages as high as 35,000V can be generated just by handling plastic or foam
packing material, or by sliding assemblies across plastic and carpets. Not exercising the proper
electrostatic discharge (ESD) precautions can result in intermittent or complete component failures.
To minimize the potential for ESD damage, observe the following guidelines:
• Always use an ESD-preventive antistatic wrist strap or ankle strap and ensure that it makes good
skin contact.
• When removing or installing a component, make sure the equipment end of your antistatic strap
leash is connected to the ESD connection sockets on the front of the chassis or to a bare metal
surface on the chassis. Avoid contact between the component and your clothing. The wrist strap only
protects the component from ESD voltages on the body; ESD voltages on your clothing can still
cause component damage.
• Always place a card component-side-up on an antistatic surface, in an antistatic card rack, or in a
static shielding bag. If you are returning the item to the factory, immediately place it in a static
shielding bag.
• Handle Modules by the metal card carrier edges only; Avoid touching the board or any connector
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Chapter 1 Product Overview

1.1 Overview
RC1104-FE-4W series devices are G.SHDSL modem produced by Raisecom. It uses two pairs of
twisted pair (plain conductor) for transmission, the highest speed can reach as high as 2×15M. The
RC1104-FE-4W device is available to extend 2.6Km for Ethernet network in signal transmission
when speeding at 2×5.7M. RC1104-FE-4W supports G.SHDSL.bis technology, EFM bonding and
M-pair bonding; It also supports Rate-limit and performance statistics of Eth interface, performance
statistics of G.SHDSL interface. With DIP-Switch from the front panel, G.SHDSL interface can be
set internal loopback or external loopback.RC1104-FE-4W does not support BERT function.
The series designing provides the devices universal in using and high brainpower. The whole device
is a modular device, it takes up small space, works reliability, easy to operate and convenient to
maintain and the power consumption is very low. The modular device can be plugged into RC002-16
chassis of 19 inches 3U rack to combined with 15 insert cards or comply with single-slot chassis
RC001-1D for independent using at premise side. It is available for all-around configuration and
monitor of remote or locate devices by the NView NMS platform.

1.2 Function features

 Dual-line pairs transmission, diameter 0.4mm, transmit 2.6Km at speed of 2×5.7M;
 The bandwidth is adjustable in range of 64Kbit/s~15040Kbit/s, the actual speed is depended
on transmitting distance and link quality;
 Communication mode: full-duplex, echo cancellation;
 10/100M auto-negotiation Ethernet interface;
 Convenient to installation, remote device configurable and manageable;
 Working well in elimination of heat guarantees operating in proper temperature.

1.3 Ordering information

RC1104-FE-4W (A) is a modular type device and the RC1104-FE-4W (A) series converter includes
following type productions:

Model type Description

RC1104-FE-4W(A) Remote administrable, use in center office and premise

side, 10/100M auto-negotiation, G.SHDSL, RJ45/R45

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Chapter 2 Technical Specifications

2.1 Technical specifications of the device

Dimensions
25mm X 91mm X 172mm
(Height x Width x Depth)
Type of connector RJ45
Operating temperature (℃) 0-45℃
Storing temperature (℃) -40~75℃
Power consumption (W) <8W

Humidity 5~95% (no condensation)

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Chapter 3 Installation and Preparation

3.1 Check the Cable and Interface

The connection cable of RC1104-FE-4W (A) is voice twisted pair (telephone wire) with RJ45
connector (using pin 1-2 and 4-5 two pairs).

3.2 Telephone Wire Cable Type

The phone line cable which is used on G.SHDSL port is:
(USA Standard: 26AWG) 0.4 mm/0.5mm/0.6mm telephone wire

3.3 Connection of G.SHDSL port

When connecting RC1104-FE-4W (A) with G.SHDSL port of other device, satisfy the below
conditions at first:
 STU-C and STU-R must be used in pairs;
 Set speed in identical range;
 Identical Annex mode;
 Identical PAM mode;
 Matched power (auto-negotiation between standard G. ports);
 Master/slave modes are set correctly (when using remote network management, set central
office device and remote device in “Master-Slave” mode by DIP-switch).

3.4 Connection Style

The device must be connected as the style which is shown in following table or else there will be link
error or data transmission error.

Central Office Side Premise Side

RC1104-FE-4W(A) RC1104-FE-4W(A)

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Central Office Side Premise Side

RC1108-SHDSL-2Wx8(A) RC1104-FE-4W(A)

3.5 Connection of Ethernet Port

User CAT-5 twisted pair to connect with media converter, pay attention that the length of twisted pair
should not over 100m.

When connecting to other device, if RC1104-FE-4W (A) series converter’s Ethernet port is
Auto-Negotiation, the speed of the other device must be 10/100M Auto-Negotiation.

Converter Other Device Connection Type of RJ45 Port

RC1104-FE-4W Switch Straight-through Crossover
RC1104-FE-4W HUB Straight-through Crossover
RC1104-FE-4W Router Crossover Straight-through
RC1104-FE-4W NIC Crossover Straight-through

3.6 Chassis Installation 19"标准机架

The installation of chassis is as right figure.

3.7 DC Power Installation

The DC power supply is as right figure. It includes three
connection terminals. They are -48V, grounding, and 0V which
should be connected separately to -48V power supply line,
protection grounding, and 0V power supply line.

3.8 Power Requirement

220V/50Hz AC or -48V DC, range of power supply: AC 85~264V, DC 36~72V
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3.9 Factual Line Detection

Carriers’ line asks to use common telephone wire (dia. 0.4mm/0.5mm/0.6mm) for connection. The
carrying company makes loop on telephone wire and use universal meter to test loop impedance.
Referring to the below table to confirm distance and rate can be connected.

Impedance check list:

Diameter Impedance of loop

0.4mm 270Ω /km
0.5mm 170Ω /km
0.6mm 120Ω /km

Length of user wire and diameter has below corresponding relation:

Length = (impedance/impedance rate)/2

The transmitting distance check list:

Transmitting distance（Km）
Link speed (Mbps)
0．4mm 0．5mm 0．6mm
1.024 5.5
1.28 5.1
1.792 4.8
2.048 4.5
2.304 4.3
2.56 4.2
3.072 3.8
3.392 3.7
3.584 3.6
4.096 3.5
4.608 3.2
5.696 2.7
11.392 1.4
14.976 0.7

Speed of dual-twisted pair link is double of the speed in the above table. The numbers above are
gotten from lab testing result. In lab condition, the line is of well quality, no noise interference. The
factual link quality may not so well as in lab, so the transmitting distance may not identical to the lab
value, the above check list is just for users reference.

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Chapter 4 Device Status Indicators

4.1 Front panel indicators

The indicators and their relative status of RC1104-FE-4W (A) series module are shown in following
table:

Interface Type Indicator Meaning Name Indicator and device status

ON: link normally;
LNK1, Flickering: power on and system initialization;
Link Indicator
LNK2 OFF: link error. (LNK1 to twisted pair 1-2;
LNK2 to twisted pair 4-5)
G.SHDSL
ON: local Loopback test mode;
Interface
Loopback Indicator LPB Flickering: remote loopback test mode;
OFF: normal mode.
Central office ON: center office device (STU-C);
STU-C
Indicator OFF: premise side device (STU-R).
ON: Ethernet port link normally;
Link Status LNK
OFF: link error;
Data Transmission ACT Flickering: data transmission.
Electrical ON: speed at 100M;
Interface Ethernet Speed 100M
OFF, speed at 10M.
ON: Full-duplex;
Ethernet
FDX OFF: Half-duplex.
Duplex/Collision
Flickering: half-duplex and there is data collision.
Remote device ON: detecting remote device;
RMD
indicator OFF: no remote device be detected
Power Supply
ON: Power Normal;
Power Indicator PWR
OFF: Power Error.

4.2 Front Panel of 16-slots Chassis

The relationships of chassis’ working mode and indicators’ status are as followings:

PWR: Steady ON, Power supply of chassis works normally.

PS1-5V: Steady OFF, The PS1 power works normally with PCB, or else it is error.

PS2-5V: Steady OFF, The PS2 power works normally with PCB, or else it is error.

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Chapter 5 DIP Switch Setting

5.1 The DIP-switch

The functions of RC1104-FE-4W (A) series converter can be configured by DIP-switches which are
SW1, SW2 and the DIP-switch from the front panel.

(1). SW1—function configuring switch:

The SW1 is 8 bits DIP-switch. Bit 1~8 are defined as following table:

Switch Bit Meaning Configuration Description

ON STU-R mode
1 STU-C/STU-R
OFF STU-C mode
ON-ON Network Management disable
OFF-ON SLAVE mode
Network
2-3
Management mode ON-OFF MASTER mode
OFF-OFF Automatic mode
Enable (If there is no receiving signal in local
ON G. port and remote electrical interface, the
Fault Pass-through local electrical port will be closed)
4
Function
Disable ( Local electrical port works
OFF
normally)
ON-ON TC-PAM 16
OFF-ON TC-PAM 32
5-6 Coding mode of
SHDSL ON-OFF TC-PAM 64
OFF-OFF TC-PAM AUTO
ON ANNEX A/F
7 Annex of SHDSL
OFF ANNEX B/G
ON 2W mode
4-wire/2-wire
8
mode OFF 4W mode

Note: Annex of SHDSL port will affect coding mode; Annex and coding mode will affect speed of
port, see the following table for the relationship among the three:

Setting of coding mode Lower limit of speed Upper limit of speed Annex Mode
TC-16PAM 3×64Kbps 60×64Kbps Annex A/F or Annex B/G

TC-32PAM 12×64Kbps 89×64Kbps Annex A/F or Annex B/G

TC-64PAM 12×64Kbps 179×64Kbps Annex A/F or Annex B/G

TC-128PAM 12×64Kbps 235×64Kbps Annex A/F or Annex B/G

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The lower value of speed will be effective by automation when the setting speed by Rate5-0 of SW2
is smaller than the lower limit; and the upper limit value of speed will be effective by automation
when the setting value is bigger than upper limit.

(2). SW2—function configuring switch:

The SW2 is 8 bits DIP-switch. Bit 1~8 are defined as following table:

Switch Bit Meaning Configure Description

1 Rate0

2 Rate1
3 Rate2 Speed of single SHDSL port
please see speed list.
4 Rate3
5 Rate4
6 Rate5

ON Disable
7 Line probe
function
OFF Enable
ON Enable
8 TC-128PAM
OFF Disable

When DIP-Switch 8 of SW2 is off, follow the below Table of SHDSL port speed:

Rate5 Rate4-0 STU-C switch setting speed STU-R switch setting speed
OFF ON-ON-ON-ON-ON 1×64Kbps (1-2)×64Kbps
OFF ON-ON-ON-ON-OFF 2×64Kbps (1-2)×64Kbps
OFF ON-ON-ON-OFF-ON 3×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-ON-ON-OFF-OFF 4×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-ON-OFF-ON-ON 6×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-ON-OFF-ON-OFF 8×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-ON-OFF-OFF-ON 10×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-ON-OFF-OFF-OFF 12×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-ON-ON-ON 16×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-ON-ON-OFF 20×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-ON-OFF-ON 24×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-ON-OFF-OFF 28×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-OFF-ON-ON 32×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-OFF-ON-OFF 36×64Kbps (3-36)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-OFF-OFF-ON 40×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF ON-OFF-OFF-OFF-OFF 44×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-ON-ON-ON-ON 48×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-ON-ON-ON-OFF 52×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-ON-ON-OFF-ON 56×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-ON-ON-OFF-OFF 60×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-ON-OFF-ON-ON 64×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps

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OFF OFF-ON-OFF-ON-OFF 68×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps

OFF OFF-ON-OFF-OFF-ON 72×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-ON-OFF-OFF-OFF 76×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-OFF-ON-ON-ON 80×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF OFF-OFF-ON-ON-OFF 84×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
OFF others 89×64Kbps (37-89)×64Kbps
Rate5 Rate4-0 STU-C switch setting speed STU-R switch setting speed
ON ON-ON-ON-ON-ON 90×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-ON-ON-ON-OFF 91×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-ON-ON-OFF-ON 92×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-ON-ON-OFF-OFF 93×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-ON-OFF-ON-ON 95×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-ON-OFF-ON-OFF 97×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-ON-OFF-OFF-ON 99×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-ON-OFF-OFF-OFF 101×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-ON-ON-ON 105×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-ON-ON-OFF 109×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-ON-OFF-ON 113×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-ON-OFF-OFF 117×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-OFF-ON-ON 121×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-OFF-ON-OFF 125×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-OFF-OFF-ON 129×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON ON-OFF-OFF-OFF-OFF 133×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-ON-ON-ON 137×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-ON-ON-OFF 141×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-ON-OFF-ON 145×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-ON-OFF-OFF 149×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-OFF-ON-ON 153×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-OFF-ON-OFF 157×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-OFF-OFF-ON 161×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-ON-OFF-OFF-OFF 165×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-OFF-ON-ON-ON 169×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON OFF-OFF-ON-ON-OFF 173×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
ON others 178×64Kbps (90-178)×64Kbps
When DIP-Switch 8 of SW2 is ON, follow the below Table of SHDSL port speed:

Rate5-0 STU-C switch setting speed STU-R switch setting speed

ON-ON-ON-OFF-ON-OFF (179+5)×64Kbps (179-235)×64Kbps
OFF-OFF-OFF-ON-ON-ON (179+56)×64Kbps (179-235)×64Kbps
OFF-OFF-OFF-ON-ON-OFF 235×64Kbps (179-235)×64Kbps

Note: Setting of rate range keep coincides at both sides. G.SHDSL port can use different switch
modes at two ends but both rates are in range (1-2) x 64K, (3-36) x 64K , (37-89) x 64K or range
(90-178) x 64K, (179-235) x 64K,and also configure STU-C/STU-R in pairs please, otherwise the

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line can not link.

(3). SW3—the function configuring switch from the front panel:

The SW3 is a 4 bits DIP-switch from the front panel, see table below:

Switch Bit Meaning Configure Description

SHDSL interface external ON Enable

1
loopback (LINE SIDE) OFF Disable
SHDSL interface internal ON Enable
2
loopback (SYS SIDE) OFF Disable
3 reserved --- ---
4 reserved --- ---

Note: Do not set both the DIP-Switch of SHDSL interface internal loopback and the
DIP-Switch of SHDSL interface external loopback as “ON” simultaneously. When you set
SHDSL interface loopback according to DIP-Switch, you must use DIP-Switch to cancel
loopback. When you set interface Loopback with DIP-Switch, do not set loopback “Enable” or
“Disable” from the Network Management anymore; if you need to set SHDSL interface
loopback with Network Management System, please set all the DIP-Switch as “OFF” at first.

5.2 Default setting of the switches

The function configuring switches have been set all OFF when device leaving factory.

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Chapter 6 Network Management

6.1 Show Module

The status information of RC1104-FE-4W (A) can be shown by network management software.
Click “show module” the information in below table can be displayed:

Configuration
NO. Configuration Item Value Characteristic
1 Module Type MASTER, SLAVE Can’t be configured
2 Module Ver. A.0-1.0-FW Can’t be configured
Remote management
3 (only central office device) Enable or Disable Can be configured
4 Bonding Type Paf bonding, direct mapping Can be configured
5 Framing Type efm Can be configured
6 Product Serial No RC11041234 Can’t be configured
7 Wire Mode 2W, 4W Can be configured
Reset module
8 Reset Reset G.port Can be configured
Reset electrical port
G. Port internal Loopback enable
G. Port internal Loopback disable
9 Loopback Command Can be configured
G. Port external Loopback enable
G. Port external Loopback disable
Open/shutdown. Shutdown because of
10 Electrical port: electrical port remote electrical port fault; shutdown Can be configured
because of G.port fault.
11 Local G.port fault-pass Enable/disable Can be configured

12 Remote electrical port fault-pass Enable/disable Can be configured

13 Electrical Port: Link Status Up, Down Can’t be configured

14 Electrical port: Auto-negotiation Enable, Disable Can be configured

15 Electrical Port: Speed 10M, 100M Can be configured

16 Electrical Port: duplex mode Full-duplex/half-duplex Can be configured

Electrical Port: Rx Rate N can be configured

17 (N×64Kbps) N
N=1~1563
Electrical Port: Tx Rate N can be configured
18 (N×64Kbps) N
N=1~1562
Ethernet port performance: Rx
19 bit ratio (Mbps/s) chart Can’t be configured
Ethernet port performance: Tx
20 bit ratio (Mbps/s) chart Can’t be configured
Ethernet port performance: Rx
21 traffic (Frame/s) chart Can’t be configured
Ethernet port performance: Tx
22 traffic (Frame/s) chart Can’t be configured

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Ethernet port performance: Rx

23 error packets (Frame/s) chart Can’t be configured
Ethernet port performance: Tx
24 error packets (Frame/s) chart Can’t be configured
Two ports can be
25 G. Port: port status Open/shutdown configured
respectively
26 G.port: working mode STU-C, STU-R Can be configured

G.port: Annex type Annex A, Annex B, AnnexA+ F Can be configured

27 AnnexB+ G

G. Port: coding type TC-4PAM, TC-16PAM, TC-32PAM, Can be configured

28 TC-64PAM,TC-autoPAM
29 G. Port: line probe Enable,Disable Can be configured
G. Port: max. speed (N×
30 N Can be configured
64Kbps)
G. Port: min. speed (N×
31 N Can be configured
64Kbps)
32 G. Port: working speed N Can’t be configured
33 G. Port: type of PSD Symmetrical, asymmetrical Can’t be configured
34 G. Port: starting mode Succeed/fail Can’t be configured

35 G. Port: LOS Normal/Alarm Can’t be configured

36 G. Port: LOSW Normal/Alarm Can’t be configured

37 G. Port: Link Up, Down Can’t be configured

38 G. Port: SNR (N×0.5dB) N Can’t be configured

G. Port: line attenuation (N×
39 N Can’t be configured
0.5dB)
G.port: SNR lower limit (N× Can be configured
40 N independently, N=1~30
0.5dB)
G. Port: upper limit of line Can be configured
41 N independently, N=0~127
attenuation (N×0.5dB)
The current uplink, The current
downlink, The current up and
downlink, The current most bad
uplink, The current most bad
G. Port: SNR Tolerance downlink, The current most bad up
42 Can be configured
Selection and downlink, The current uplink most
bad up and downlink, The current
downlink most bad up and downlink,
The current up and downlink most bad
up and downlink.
G. Port: The current uplink SNR
43 N Can be configured
Tolerance
G. Port: The current downlink
44 N Can be configured
SNR Tolerance
G. Port: The most bad uplink
45 N Can be configured
SNR Tolerance
G. Port: The most bad downlink
46 N Can be configured
SNR Tolerance
47 G. Port: PBO mode automation Can’t be configured
48 G. Port: PBO value (dB) 0-6 Can’t be configured
49 Loopback status Local internal, local external, Can’t be configured
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loopback disable
50 G. Port: current 15 minutes table Can’t be configured
51 G. Port: latest 96 15 minutes Table, K-line chart Can’t be configured
52 G. Port: current 24 hours table Can’t be configured
G. Port: latest 7 24 hours of G.
53 port Table, K-line chart Can’t be configured
54 G. Port performance: LOS times N Can’t be configured
G. Port performance: LOSW
55 times N Can’t be configured
56 G. Port performance: LOLNK N Can’t be configured
times
57 G. Port performance: CV times N Can’t be configured
58 G. Port performance: ES(s) N Can’t be configured
59 G. Port performance: SES(s) N Can’t be configured
60 G. Port performance: UAS(s) N Can’t be configured
61 G. Port performance: LOSW(s) N Can’t be configured

6.2 Configure Module

The items which are “Can be configured” in above table can be configured by “Config Module”
command. These items include Rx Rate, Tx Rate, Electrical port configuration and etc. But the
SLAVE mode device can only be configured by remote management. That is to say even if the status
of a slave mode device in 16-slot chassis can be viewed by local “show module” command, but it
still can not be configured.

There is some limit among speed of SHDSL port, Annex and coding mode. The device will confirm
speed setting range as the table shows below according to Annex and coding type setting:

Annex Coding type Max. speed (N×64Kbps)

pam4 1-2
Annexa/Annexb
pam16 3-36
pam16 37-60
pam32 37-89
Annexa f/Annexb g
pam64 3-178
autopam 3-89

When interconnecting SHDSL ports, Annex and coding type of both ports must be identical,
otherwise, the link can not connect.

6.3 Loopback Test Command

Click “Loopback Test” then the below four commands can be chosen to configure the loopback
modes: G. Port internal Loopback enables; G. Port internal Loopback disable; G. Port external
Loopback enables; G. Port external Loopback disable.

G. port internal loopback (loopback the data at electrical interface)

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Central Ethernet Local device G. SHDSL Remote device Ethernet Premise

device side device

G. port external loopback (loopback the data at G.SHDSL port)

Central Ethernet Local device G. SHDSL Remote deviceEthernet Premise

device side device

The loopback status can be viewed by “show module” command. There are three loopback statuses:
local internal loop, local external loop and loopback disable.

6.4 Reset Module

The local and remote device can be reset respectively by “Reset Module”, “Reset Electrical port”
or “Reset G.port” command. The configuration keeps as the original value after resetting.

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Appendix A Acronyms

Acronyms Description

SHDSL Single-Pair High-Speed DSL

STU-C SHDSL Transceiver Unit at the Central Office

STU-R SHDSL Transceiver Unit at Remote End

PSD Power Spectrum Density

LOSW Loss Of Sync Word failure

SNR Signal-to-Noise Ratio

TC-PAM Trellis Coded Pulse Amplitude Modulation

A term in IEEE 802.3 for Ethernet over CAT-3 or better twisted pair, based on
10BASE-T
Manchester coding and running at 10Mbps.

A term in IEEE 802.3 for Fast Ethernet over CAT-5 twisted pair, based on 4B/5B coding
100BASE-TX
and running at 100Mbps.

The auto negotiation procedure is: the port at one site adapts its bit rate and duplex
mode to the highest level it and the opposite site device both support according to the bit
Auto
rate and duplex mode adopted by the remote site device, that is, the connected devices
Negotiation
on both site adopt the fastest transmission mode they both support after the auto
negotiation process.

Full-Duplex A communication pattern that allows communication in both directions simultaneously.

Half-Duplex A communication pattern that allows communication in both directions, but only one
direction at one time.

RJ-45 The 8 position modular connector applied in twisted pair cable link.

Medium Dependent Interface, the name for the connector physically and electrically
MDI
connects the media converter and the media segment.

Medium Dependent Interface Crossover, it sends the transmitting signal of a device to

MDIX
the receiving port of the opposite device and vice versa.

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Appendix B FAQ
Q: It takes a long time to link up the LINK.

A: G.SHDSL device has a pre-activation period at the beginning of startup, the device uses wide
band line detection for getting line attenuation and SNR. When activate line link, G.SHDSL Modem
firstly use G.994.1 signaling to decide speed, power, pulse duration and PSD of the line. Secondly,
the line detection sequence starts to input. Remote G.SHDSL Modem will send out a pulse sequence
at first. The pulse duration is about 0.5 to 3.1 seconds. Central office sends out signaling and fulfills
sequence detection once remote signal finishes transmission. At last, G.SHDSL Modem returns to
G.994.1 signaling and exchange attenuation and SNR details. In accordance with the information,
G.SHDSL Modem will confirm line speed and power level after activation. It takes totally 10 to 20
seconds for pre-activation and detecting sequence. Another 15 to 30 seconds are needed to train
balance and Echo Annihilator and activate G.SHDSL Modem of line. Thus, if the line is not in good
condition, long pre-activation time leads to long time for link up. Be noted that device link will
repeat activation process every time the link break off.

Q: The actual transmission distance is not the same as the user manual said.
A: The transmission distance in user manual is our laboratory test result. The test is in good
condition with high quality line, and without noise interference. In factual application, the
environment is not as good as in laboratory, so the line quality may be different from user manual:

Line attenuation value become higher because of oxidation, affected with damp, not well insulated,
and not well connected, etc. reasons;
There may be exist mix path in the line, differential of line section cause mismatch of impedance of
continuous nodes;

In other pairs are ADSL, VDSL, SHDSL etc. service in the transmission pair, the pairs may bring out
interference;

The bigger cable strand can transmit longer distance in the same speed;
G.SHDSL is twisted pair transmission, check if there are parallels in the transmission line.

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