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Interface Conversion
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UCI, UCI/HS
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Features |
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Three units in one:
interface converter, modem eliminator, and elastic buffer
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Interfaces supported: V.24/RS-232,
V.35, V.36/RS-449, X.21
G.703
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Field replaceable interface modules
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DCE/DTE switch for each interface
module (excluding G.703 interface)
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Data rates from 1.2 kbps to 2.048
Mbps
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G.703 support for:
64 kbps codirectional
1.544 Mbps - Unframed T1
2.048 Mbps - Unframed E1
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Description |
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UCI is an universal interface
converter, which can interface between any two data
communications products with similar or different
interfaces. UCI is unique in its ability to operate as an
interface converter, a modem eliminator or an elastic
buffer.
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Two models of UCI are available:
UCI is a standard version, operating at data rates up
to 2.048 Mbps using an external clock, or up to 512 kbps
using the internal clock;
UCI/HS is a high speed version, operating at data
rates up to 2.048 Mbps using internal or external clock.
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As a modem eliminator (see Figure 2),
UCI eliminates the need for two synchronous modems and
enables direct connection of two DTEs which have similar or
different interfaces. UCI provides clocks and performs
hand-shaking of control signals, emulating modem operation.
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As an elastic buffer, UCI enables the
connection of two independently clocked DCEs. In this mode,
UCI provides bidirectional buffering of data, preventing
loss of data that would otherwise occur due to the
difference in clock phases. The two DCEs can have similar or
different interfaces.
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The modular construction of UCI
allows simple field adaptation. The unit comprises one main
card and two plug-in interface modules. The main card
includes an internal power supply and central control
circuitry.
The available interface modules are V.24/RS-232, V.35,
V.36/RS-449, X.21, G.703 codirectional (64 kbps), G.703 at
1.544 Mbps (unframed) and G.703 at 2.048 (unframed).
Interface modules can be mixed, allowing any combination of
interfaces.
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The G.703 1.544 and 2.048 Mbps
interfaces provide ITU G.703 line interface for T1/E1
applications along with line driver, jitter attenuation and
clock recovery functions. The interface complies with AT&T
62411 (1990 version) Jitter/Synchronizer (Stratum 4, Type
II) requirements. Modulation techniques supported are
unframed B8ZS, HDB3 and AMI. Transmitter return loss is
rated at 14 dB
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