Specifications
Installation and Operation Manual Chapter 1 Introduction
HS-RN MP-2100/2104 Ver. 12.6, MP-4100 Ver. 2.0 Functional Description 1-9
TDM Bus Interfaces (Megaplex-2100/2104 only)
The HS-RN module has four independent TDM bus interfaces, one for each
Megaplex-2100/2104 TDM bus. Each TDM bus interface is used to connect
timeslots from the corresponding bus to the internal routing matrix of the HS-RN
module, in accordance with the commands received from the CL module.
HS-RN can use all the four TDM buses. However, when necessary the
Megaplex-2100/2104 user can configure it to use only two TDM bus interfaces,
irrespective of the number of TDM buses used in the Megaplex-2100/2104
chassis.
The default number of TDM buses used in the MP-2100/2104 chassis is 4. The
number can be reduced by means of the SET USER command. The HS-RN module
can be configured to use all the four TDM buses only when the number of
MP-2100/2104 TDM buses has not been reduced.
Routing Matrix
The HS-RN module includes a routing matrix that controls the routing of the
module channels to the desired Megaplex main link ports, via the TDM buses.
The matrix also supports split timeslot routing: it enables inserting any channel
not requiring a full timeslot in any position of a desired timeslot (see number of
required bits versus channel data rate in
Table
1-2
).
Matrix routing is controlled by the CL module, and enables connecting any TDM
bus timeslot to any channel. The routing matrix also supports unidirectional
routing of timeslots, and broadcasting from one timeslot to multiple destinations
(refer to the corresponding
Megaplex Installation and Operation Manual
for
details).
Encapsulation Mode
In the HDLC module version, the module encapsulation mode can be optimized
according to the user application as follows:
• Bandwidth Optimized – enables uplink bandwidth optimization (using split
timeslots) in applications less sensitive to latency.
• Latency Optimized – enables minimum end-to-end data latency. In this mode
split timeslots are not available, and the uplink bandwidth should be always
transferred over full 64 kbps timeslot per channel.
In the V.110 module version, the module operates in Bandwidth Optimized mode
only, but the end-to-end data latency is at minimum.
A pair of HS-RN modules can operate together only if set to the same mode
(HDLC/BO, HDLC/LO or V110).
Note
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