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VALIANT

COMMUNICATIONS

VCL-ETH-FE1
Ethernet over E1 Converter

Data Sheet & User Manual


Ethernet over E1 Converter

Warranty

This Valiant product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one
year from the date of shipment. During the warranty period, Valiant will, at its discretion, either
repair or replace products, which prove to be defective. For warranty service or repair, this product
must be returned to a service facility designated by Valiant. The buyer shall prepay shipping
charges to Valiant and the company shall pay shipping charges to return the product to the buyer.
However, the buyer shall pay all the shipping charges, duties and taxes for products returned to
Valiant from another country.

Limitation of Warranty

The foregoing warranty shall not apply to defects resulting from improper or inadequate
maintenance by the buyer. The buyer-supplied firmware or interfacing, unauthorized modification
or misuse, operation outside of the environmental specifications for the product or improper site
preparation or maintenance.

Exclusive Remedies

The remedies provided herein are the buyer's sole and exclusive remedies. Valiant shall not be
liable for any direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages, whether based on
contract or any legal theory.

Notice

This manual contains information that is proprietary to Valiant Communications Limited. No part of
this publication may be reproduced in any form whatsoever without prior written approval by
Valiant Communications Limited.

Safety Warnings

!
The exclamation point within a triangle is intended to warn the operator or
service personnel of operation and maintenance factors relating to the product
and its operating environment, which could pose a safety hazard.

Always observe standard safety precautions during installation, operation and maintenance of this
product. Only qualified and authorized service personnel should carry out adjustment,
maintenance or repairs to this instrument. No adjustment, maintenance or repairs should be
performed by either the operator or the user.

UALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM


Valiant’s products are designed and manufactured under a strict Quality Assurance
Program based on the ISO 9001:2008, 14001:2004 and ISO 10002:2004 philosophy
and principles. Valiant pays very special attention to its vendor development program
which ensures an “end-product” of the highest quality at the most cost effective prices.

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INDEX
Particulars P. No.
Product Overview 4
Application 4
Typical Application 4
Point to Point Application 5
Point to Multi-Point Application with VCL-ETH-8/16-ML 6
Technical Feature 6
Alarms and Indicator Monitoring 6
E1 Interface Specifications 6
Ethernet Port Specifications 7
Clock 7
Encapsulation 7
Installation, Open up and Commissioning 7
Qualifying the Network 7
Grounding 7
Installation 8
Description of front panel 9
Definition of Indicators on Front Panel 9
Back View with 220V AC power Input 10
Back View with 48V DC power Input 10
E1 Bandwidth Selection 11
Pinout Details 12
Console (RJ-45) Pinout Details 12
Hyper Terminal settings 12
E1 120W (RJ-45) Pinout Details 12
Ethernet (RJ-45) Pinouts 12
CLI Commands 13
General Parameters 16
Power Supply 16
Service conditions 16
Dimensions 16
Weight 16
Ordering Information 16
Support 17

CAUTION
ELECTROSTATIC
SENSITIVE
DEVICES

DO NOT OPEN OR HANDLE


EXCEPT AT A
STATIC-FREE WORKSTATION

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Product Overview

The VCL-ETH-FE1 Interface Converter (Desktop


Version) provides the user with Ethernet over E1
conversion enabling the user to transport Ethernet
data over an E1 link.

The equipment can be installed and used in pairs, with


one terminal being installed at either end of the
network. This equipment can also be used with VCL-
ETH-8-ML and VCL-ETH-16-ML (8E1/16E1 ponit-to-
point IP over TDM product) to meet various application
requirements.

The VCL-ETH-FE1 Interface Converter is an Ethernet extension device utilizing TDM telecom
infrastructure (the telecom network of E1s, or of PDH, SDH and E1/E3/SDH microwave etc. carrying
E1s). It converts the Ethernet data into E1 frame format for transmission over the existing TDM (E1)
links and then re-converts the E1 back into Ethernet data the far-end terminal, to BRIDGE two Ethernet
LANs over the existing E1-based telecom network. The device can effectively utilize the redundant
bandwidth of telecom operators' existing TDM network to transport Ethernet data with low investment.

Application

The equipment may be used for the following purposes:

Bridging Ethernet LANs over existing TDM (E1) telecom network.


Extending Ethernet networks utilizing TDM (E1) landline based telecom infrastructure.
Using telecom network of E1s/PDH/SDH microwave etc. carrying E1s to transport Ethernet data.

Typical Applications

Point to Point Application

LAN E1 Network E1 LAN

VCL-ETH-FE1 VCL-ETH-FE1
E1 / E3 / SDH / PDH
Network carrying E1 Links

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Point to Multi-Point Application with VCL-ETH-8-ML or VCL-ETH-16-ML

Central Site
Ethernet VCL-ETH-16-ML
10/100 VCL-ETH-16-ML

1 2 3
TRIBUTARY STATUS

4 5 6 7 8
CONSOLE EMU
PWR ALM CLR_CV

RUN CV_HIS
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

LAN

Upto 16E1
Channels

E1 / E3 / SDH / PDH
Network Network carrying E1 Links

Remote Site 1 Remote Site 7


Ethernet VCL-ETH-FE1 VCL-ETH-FE1 Ethernet
10/100 1 E1 1 E1 10/100
LAN LAN

Remote Site 2 Remote Site 8


Ethernet VCL-ETH-FE1 VCL-ETH-FE1 Ethernet
10/100 1 E1 1 E1 10/100
LAN LAN

Remote Site 3 Remote Site 9


Ethernet VCL-ETH-FE1 VCL-ETH-FE1 Ethernet
10/100 1 E1 1 E1 10/100
LAN LAN

Remote Site 4 Remote Site 10


Ethernet VCL-ETH-FE1 VCL-ETH-FE1 Ethernet
10/100 1 E1 1 E1 10/100
LAN LAN

Remote Site 5 Remote Site 11


Ethernet VCL-ETH-FE1 VCL-ETH-FE1 Ethernet
10/100 1 E1 1 E1 10/100
LAN LAN

Remote Site 6 Remote Site 12


Ethernet VCL-ETH-FE1 VCL-ETH-FE1 Ethernet
10/100 1 E1 1 E1 10/100
LAN LAN

Up to 12 Remote Sites / Directions and 16 E1 Links

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Technical Features

1U high compact size


The maximum transmission rate of Ethernet data over E1 links is 2.048Mbit/s
E1 supports three working modes unframed, framed (CCS/PCM 31) and multiple framed (CAS/
PCM30)
Allows transparent transmission of super-long frames upto 2024 bytes
Automatic discards under size (less than 64 bytes) and oversize (more than 2024 bytes) framed
Ethernet interface complies to IEEE 802.3
Automatic Ethernet negotiation function. Supports 10M/100M and working modes of both full-
duplex and half-duplex
Automatic straight and cross-over cable support (Auto-MDI/X)
Available with MAC address list filtration, learning, and updating functions
PAUSE flow control ability in full duplex mode
Equipment supports two working modes of internal clock and network Loop-timed clock
With multiple loopback functions and built-in bit error testing function, it facilitates the trouble
shooting
Compatible to deluxe models (VCL-ETH-4/8/16 and VCL-ETH-8/16-ML) and can be installed
with them to reduce the installation cost
Easy to operate
Power supply options:
110V AC - 240V AC (50/60 Hz) power options available
-48V DC power option available
Power consumption less than 4Watts.

Alarms and Indicator Monitoring

Power Indicator
Remote Alarm Indicator
Loss of Frame Indicator
E1 LOS Alarm Indicator
AIS Alarm Indicator
Code Violation Alarm Indicator
Ethernet Link Indicator
Ethernet Mode (FDX) Indicator
Loopback Indicator
Error in Test Indicator.

E1 Interface Specifications

Line Rate E1 (2.048 Mbps ± 50 bps)


Framing Un-Framed /PCM 30 /PCM 31
Electrical As per ITU-T G.703 and ITU-T G.704
Jitter As per ITU-T G.742 and ITU-T G.823
Impedance 120 Ohm (RJ-45), 75 Ohm (BNC) Optional

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Ethernet Port Specifications

Interface Types 10/100BaseT


Standards Compliance IEEE 802.3
Connectors RJ-45 (10/100 BaseT Electrical)
MDI-X Supported (auto adapts cross-straight cable)
Mode Autonegotiation (Half/Full - 10/100M)

Clock

Internal (Master) and network (Slave) clock.

Encapsulation

HDLC HDLC mode is required in installation between two VCL-ETH-FE1


(point to point protocol) if fractional E1 is used to carry payload
GFP GFP Mode is must, to use the VCL-ETH-FE1 in point to multi-point
Protocol with Deluxe models (VCL-ETH-4/8/16 and VCL-ETH-8/16-ML)

Installation and Commissioning

Qualifying the Network

Please ensure that the error code rate each of the E1 circuits connecting to the equipment is
-7.
lower than 10

The transmission time delay difference between the various E1 circuits shall not exceed 8ms.

The Ethernet wire type shall be, crossover when connecting with PC, and straight through when
connecting to an Ethernet switch/HUB. The length of the Ethernet cable shall not exceed 100m.

Grounding

When the device is used with the AC~220V power supply, the 3-core socket must be grounded
for protection.

The other equipment connected with the converter shall also be grounded to earth for protection.

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Installation

Step 1: Power up the equipment. Please ensure that equipment is powered-up prior to connecting
the Ethernet and the E1 links.

Step 2: Connect E1 line on the premise that transmission device, interface converter and
Ethernet converter have safely grounded.

BER test may be conducted on each E1 link using a BERT tester to ensure that the E1
errors are within the permitted limits / threshold.

Step 3: Please configure the Ethernet mode of the Ethernet over E1 equipment at both sides as
well as the Ethernet interfaces of the devices that are connected to the Ethernet over E1
equipment. Connect the ethernet links.

The equipment is used to bridge two LANs. Please ensure that the LANs on both sides of
the link are operating in the same IP domain.

Step 4: Ping over the Ethernet connection from one side to the other (near-end to the far-end) to
verify that the Ethernet connection has been established between the two LANs.

After succeeding in "ping", the user may also check the integrity of each E1 link by connecting E1 link
and then transporting Ethernet data over that E1 link. In the event that the equipment resets repeatedly
or lots of frame errors are noticed, recheck the connection between E1 cable and interface converter,
or E1 cable and transmission device.

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Description of the Front Panel

GFP/HDLC
E1 ETH TEST CONSOLE

MASTER
PWR LOS AIS LINK LOOP

TEST
VCL-ETH-FE1 OFF
ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
RA LOF CV FDX ERR

Configuration Configuration Console Port


Switches Switches

Definition of Indicators on Front Panel

LED Status Description


PWR ON Green, system is powered
OFF System is not powered
RA ON Red, remote alarm indication
OFF OK
LOS ON Red, Loss of E1 alarm indication
OFF OK
LOF ON Red, Loss of E1 frame indication
OFF OK
AIS ON Red, AIS alarm idication
OFF OK
CV ON Red, E1 code violation alarm indication
OFF OK
LINK ON Green, LAN port connection Normal
OFF No LAN connection on Ethernet port
FDX ON Green, Ethernet port is running in full-duplex mode
OFF Ethernet port is running in half-duplex mode
LOOP ON Yellow, system is in test mode
OFF Normal operation mode
ERR ON Red, Error in BER test E1 Signal
OFF BER test OFF or has no errors

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Switch Status Description


MASTER ON Local timing
OFF Tracing E1 line
TEST ON Line error testing, Led “ERR” show the testing result
OFF Turn off line error test function
GFP/HDLC ON HDLC framing
OFF GFP framing
Other Unused Factory use only / Unused for the users

Back View with 220V AC Power Input

75Ohms 220V
OFF
IN 120Ohms OUT
O
I
ON
E1 ETH

Input E1 Port Output Ethernet AC 220V ON/OFF


E1 75 120 E1 75 Port Input Switch
Ohm Ohms Ohm

Back View with 48V DC Power Input

75Ohms OFF
IN 120Ohms OUT PGND GND -48V
O
I
ON
E1 ETH

Ground Positive
Negative
Input E1 Port Output Ethernet ON/OFF
E1 75 120 E1 75 Port Switch
Ohm Ohms Ohm -48V DC Input

Tag Description
IN 75Ohm Represents the unbalanced E1 75Ohm input (BNC)
OUT 75Ohm Represents the unbalanced E1 75Ohm output (BNC)
120Ohms Represents the balanced E1 120Ohm input/output (RJ-45)
ETH Fast Ethernet interface (RJ-45)
220V Represents AC 220V input
-48V Represents DC 48V input

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E1 Bandwidth Selection

Fractional E1 bandwidth selection is effective only if the encapsulation mode is set to 'HDLC' (i.e. GFP /
HDLC switch is set to 'ON').
The DIP switches for the bandwidth selection are given in the right side-bar of the equipment and the
setting are as follows:

OFF

ON

Working Mode Switch Setting


TS0 TS1-15, 17-31 TS16
Unframed / PCM 31 ON ON ON
Framed (CCS) / PSM 31 OFF Occupied timeslot ON
Multi Framed (CAS) / PCM 30 OFF Occupied timeslot ON OFF

Note: Fraction E1 bandwidth is effective only if the encapsulation mode is set to ‘HDLC’. GFP/HDLC
switch is set to ‘ON’

Example 1: If you wish to use only first five time slots then you need to set the TS0 time slots to OFF
and switch TS1 to TS5 to ON and time slot TS16 will be set to ON.

Example 2: If you wish to carry first eight time slots on 512Kbps, then you need to set the TS0 time
slot OFF and switch TS1 to TS8 to ON (i.e. since each time slot consumes 64Kbps, so 8
time slots will consume 8 x 64Kbps = 512Kbps) and time slot S16 will be set to ON.

Example 3: If you wish to carry twenty time slots on 1.28Mbps (64Kbps x 20) then you need to
set time slot TS0 OFF and TS1 to TS21 time slots to ON. Please remember that the
time slot TS16 will be used as signaling time slot.

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Pinout Details

Console (RJ-45) Pinout Details

PIN No. Definition of function Signal Direction


6 GND Signal Ground
7 RX (received data) RS232 Signal Input
8 TX (transmitted data) RS232 Signal Output
Others NC

Hyper Terminal settings

PIN No. Definition of function Signal Direction


1 Bits per second 19200
2 Data bits 8
3 Parity None
4 Stop bits 1
5 Flow control None

E1 120Ohms (RJ-45) Pinout Details

PIN No. Definition of function Signal Direction


1 TX+ (transmitted data +) E1 Data Output
2 TX- (transmitted data -) E1 Data Output
4 RX+ (received data +) E1 Data Input
5 RX- (received data -) E1 Data Input
Others NC

Ethernet (RJ-45) Pinouts

PIN No. Definition of function Signal Direction


1 TX+ (transmitted data +) Data Output
2 TX- (transmitted data -) Data Output
3 RX+ (received data +) Data Input
6 RX- (received data -) Data Input
Others NC

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CLI Command Help

After entering into the application program for CLI command, please key "?" in the
command line to get the list of the commands.

VCL>?

Command Description
===============================================================
?/help To get a list of the commands for the system.
showversion View software and hardware version.
showe1alarm View E1 alarm.
seteth Configure the Ethernet port Speed, Mode, Auto Negotiation.
showeth View Ethernet port status.
showframe View framing status.
showclock View E1 clock mode.
showencapmode View encapulation mode.
setgfp Configure PFI, EXI, PSCRD and HSCRD of GFP.
showgfp View PFI, EXI, PSCRD and HSCRD of GFP.

More help for a particular CLI command

For detailed command format, please key "? cmdname" or "help cmdname".

VCL>? [cmdname] {enter}


OR
VCL>help [cmdname] {enter}

Exercise:

VCL>? showe1alarm

Command: showe1alarm
Description: View E1 alarm.
Values: none

Detailed CLI Commands

To view system software and hardware version

Command: showversion
Descrption: View software and hardware version.
Values: none

Exercise:

VCL>showversion

IC version:V1.000
Hardware version:V1.12
Software version:V1.00A1

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To View E1 alarm

Command: showe1alarm
Description: View E1 alarm.
Values: none

Exercise:

VCL>showe1alarm

ALARM LOS LOF AIS CRC


Status 0 0 0 0

Description 1: Alarm, 0: No alarm

To Configure Ethernet Port

Command: seteth <AN> <speed> <duplex> <flow>


Description: Configure the Ethernet port Speed, Mode, Auto Negotiation.
Values:
AN:<0/1>,Autotiation(0:AN not done; 1:AN done)
speed:<0/1>,(0:10Mbit/s; 1:100Mbit/s)
duplex:<0/1>,(0:half-duplex; 1:full-duplex)
flow:<0/1>,flow-control capability(0:disable; 1:enable)

Exercise:

VCL>seteth 1 1 1 1

AN Speed Duplex Flow


Auto 100M Full Enable

To View Ethernet Port Status

Command: showeth
Description: View Ethernet port status.
Values: none

Exercise:

VCL>showeth

AN Speed Duplex Flow Status


Not Auto 10M Half Disable Connected

To View Framing Status

Command: showframe
Description: View framing status.
Values: none

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Exercise:

VCL>showframe

Frame status:Frame.
PCM30/31 status:PCM31

To View Synchronization Clock

Command: showclock
Description: View E1 clock mode.
Values: none

Exercise:

VCL>showclock

E1 Clock: Master

To View Encapsulation Mode

Command: showencapmode
Description: View encapsulation mode.
Values: none

Exercise:

VCL>showencapmode

The encapulation mode is:HDLC

To Configure GFP

Command: setgfp <PFI> <EXI> <PSCRD> <HSCRD>


Description: Configure PFI, EXI, PSCRD and HSCRD of GFP.
Values:
PFI: 0-1
EXI: 0-15
PSCRD: 1:enable ; 0:disable
HSCRD: 1:enable ; 0:disable

Exercise:

VCL>setgfp 0 0 1 1

PFI:0
EXI:0
PSCRD:Enable
HSCRD:Enable

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To View GFP Configurations

Command: showgfp
Description: View the PFI, EXI, PSCRD and HSCRD of GFP.
Values: none

Exercise:

VCL>showgfp

PFI:0
EXI:0
PSCRD: Enable
HSCRD: Enable
GFP SYNC: Alarm

General Parameters

Power Supply

AC Mains Input 220V AC Optional


DC Mains Input -48V
Power Consumption <4 Watts

Service Conditions

Ambient temperature 00C ~ 500C


Relative humidity 90% (at 350C)

Dimensions

238mm x 125mm x 44mm

Weight

< 1 Kg.

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Ordering Information

S.No. Part No. Product Description Qty.


1. VCL-ETH-FE1-DC 10/100 Base-T (Ethernet, 1 electrical) to 1E1/FE1 1
(120 Ohms, 75 Ohms) Interface Converter
(with -48V DC power input)
2. VCL-ETH-FE1-AC 10/100 Base-T (Ethernet, 1 electrical) to 1
1E1/FE1 (120 Ohms, 75 Ohms) Interface
Converter (with 220V AC power input)

Note: Operation and maintenance of network equipment require professional knowledge and
experience. We recommend the equipment to be managed only by qualified technicians.
Should you require technical assistance please consult the provider, or contact our SUPPORT
DESK at helpdesk@valiantcom.com

Technical Specifications are subject to change without notice.


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