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T1/E1 Framer *
The T1/E1 framer multiplexes the PCM data, signaling data and data link data onto the T1/E1 line. The deframer de-assembles the PCM data, signaling data and data link data from the serial data received on the T1/E1 line. Alarms are generated at the de- assembler in accordance with the ITU-T recommendations.

In Framer, a serial interface is provided to the T1/E1 line for receiving the serial data output of the Framer. In De-Framer, the De-Framer provides a serial interface to the T1/E1 line, and the serial T1/E1 framed data is clocked into the de-framer from the line.

GDA's T1/E1 Framer works as per the ITU-T G.704 standard. The multiplexed data has to be clocked to the T1/E1 lines at the T1/E1 clock rates. The function of the de-framer is to re-synchronize with the start of the frame and extract the data link, signalling, CRC, PCM data from the received serial bit stream or to loose synchronization as per ITU-T G.706 standard.

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* - Generally sold with GDA services only

        Features


  • Conforms to ITU-T recommendations, G.704, G.706and G.775
  • Fully independent framer and de-framer with feedback to framer from de-framer
  • T1 framer supports SF and ESF framing formats
  • Supports ABCD signaling in T1-ESF mode, AB signaling in T1-SF mode and channel associated signaling in E1 mode
  • Provides two frame/four frame controlled slip buffers with parameterized threshold for repeating and deleting frames.
  • Fully synchronous design using multiple clocks, with asynchronous reset synchronized for different clocks
  • Supports CRC in T1-ESF and E1 framer/de-framer.
  • Provides detection of Blue Alarm (AIS) and Red
    alarm (Loss of synchronization by de-framer)
  • Indicates occurrence of CRC errors, framing bit errors and controlled slips.
  • Automatic internetworking between CRC-4 and non CRC-4 interfaces for E1 framer and de-framer as specified in ITU-T G.706 recommendation