
TNETS3001
SONET STS-1 OVERHEAD TERMINATOR
SDNS007B – OCTOBER 1993 – REVISED JUNE 1995
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POST OFFICE BOX 655303
DALLAS, TEXAS 75265
PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION
control register 2
BIT
NAME
BIT
NAME
STS-1/STS-N mode control, line
side in STS-1 mode. Received data is
descrambled and transmit data is
scrambled. Received B1 contains BIP-8
parity. Transmit B1 is recalculated.
COMMENTS
Line-side in STS-N mode. Data is not
scrambled. Received B1 byte contains
BIP-8 errors. Transmit B1 byte contains
error mask.
0FA
7
STS1
Controls both receive
and transmit line side
0FA
6
PARA
Parallel/serial-mode control.
Terminal-side interface is parallel.
In receive direction, both serial and
parallel interfaces are active.
Terminal-side interface is serial. In
receive direction, both serial and
parallel interfaces are active except
in SPE-only mode.
0FA
5
HINT
Hardware-interrupt enable. Enables
hardware interrupt.
Disables hardware interrupt
0FA
4
TRFERF
Transmit line-side FERF enable. Enables
automatic introduction of line FERF into
line-side output.
Disables automatic introduction to line
FERF into line-side output
See Note 9
0FA
3
ALTOW
Orderwire-mode control. Selects
alternate orderwire-interface frame
coincident with data MSB.
Selects normal orderwire-interface
frame ahead of data MSB by one bit
See Figures 3 and 4
0FA
2
TIEN
Transport-layer-interrupt enable. Enables
transport-layer interrupt.
Disables transport-layer interrupt
See Note 10
0FA
1
PIEN
Path-layer-interrupt enable. Enables
transport-layer interrupt.
Disables path-layer interrupt
See Note 11
0FA
0
VE
Interrupt-edge control. Interrupts on both
positive and negative edges of alarm.
Interrupts only on positive-going edge
of alarms
NOTES:
9. The conditions for FERF transmission are receive loss of signal, receive loss of frame, and/or receive line AIS.
10. The conditions for transport-layer interrupt are transport-layer alarms (RLOS, ROOF, RLOF, RLAIS, RFERF, RPAIS, and RLOP),
overflow of transport-layer performance monitors (receive B1 counter, receive B2 counter, transmit B1 counter, and transmit B2
counter), and new debounced values of C1, F1, K1, K2, Z1, and Z2 receive-path-overhead bytes.
11. The conditions for path-layer interrupt are path yellow alarm, overflow of path-layer performance monitors (receive B3 counter,
receive FEBE counter, and transmit B3 counter), and new debounced values of C2, F2, Z3, Z4, and Z5 receive-path overhead bytes.
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