
E1 or Fractional E1 Access Uni
FCD-E1A
Figure 1. Extended Ethernet Management over E1 Network
• Timeslot assignment is
programmable, allowing data from
each data or sub-E1 port to be
placed automatically into
consecutive timeslots.
Alternatively, the user can assign
timeslots manually.
• Multiple clock source selection
ensures maximum flexibility for
supporting different applications.
The E1 main link may derive its
timing from the recovered receive
clock, from an internal oscillator,
from one of the data ports, or
from the sub-E1 port.
• ISDN dial backup ensures the
continuity of data services.
• Bypassing the sub-E1 port to the
G.703 main link (electric only)
ensures uninterrupted service to
the sub-E1 port and provides
immunity from hardware or
power failures.
• FCD-E1A is a standalone unit. An
optional rack mount adapter kit
enables installation of one or two
side-by-side units in a 19-inch
rack (see Ordering).
USER INTERFACES
• The following interfaces can be
ordered for the data port: V.35,
RS-530, V.36/RS-449, or X.21.
An optional second data port can
be ordered with V.35, RS-530,
V.24, V.36/RS-449, or X.21
interfaces.
• The synchronous data ports can
operate in the following clock
modes:
DCE: FCD-E1A provides both
transmit and receive clocks to
the user equipment, with
optional sampling of the
incoming data with an inverted
clock.
DTE1: FCD-E1A provides the
transmit clock. The connected
user equipment provides receive
clock (not for X.21).
DTE2: The connected user
equipment provides both
transmit and receive clocks (not
for X.21).
• When equipped with IR-ETH,
IR-ETH/Q, or IR-ETH/QN
interface modules, FCD-E1A
transparently connects remote
LANs, as well as VLANs, over the
E1 links. It filters Ethernet packets,
forwarding only packets destined
to the WAN.
• The IR-ETH/QN port has a
10/100BaseT interface that
supports autonegotiation and
VLAN frames.
• FCD-E1A equipped with the IR-IP
interface module operates as an IP
gateway, forwarding packets
destined to the IP network. This
prevents broadcast to the WAN
and enables the LAN users to
register for an IP multicast group.
• FCD-E1A with the IR-IP interface
module connects the local IP
networks to the public networks at
full E1 speed, in contrast to
connection over statistical
protocols, such as Frame Relay.
APPLICATIONS
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