Line Diff Comm Appguide v2.0

APPLICATION GUIDE
Line differential communication and

binary signal transmission
ANSI 51, IEC I> / I>>
DOCUMENT ID: PP-13-20511

VERSION: 2.0
PROTECTION, AUTOMATION AND
2023-08-31, BUDAPEST CONTROL FOR POWER INDUSTRY
VERSION INFORMATION
VERSION INFORMATION
VERSION DATE MODIFICATION COMPILED BY

1.0 2012-02-23 Preliminary release Budenszki
1.1 2012-12-10 Internal circulation Budenszki
Budenszki,
1.2 2013-10-07 Internal circulation
Csordás
Extended with G703, redundant, ring configurations.
Kazai,
1.3 2014-06-18 Parametrization examples and configurating
Budenszki
guidelines included
100Base-FX redundancy (Chapter 5.2) Tx/Rx VLAN
1.4 2019-11-29 Erdős
recommended parameters updated
New format, general update
2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface option
2.0 2023-08-31 Erdős, Papik
update
C37.94 option removed
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1 Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Setting of the VLAN parameters .................................................................................... 4
2 Peer-to-peer communication ................................................................................................ 5
2.1 Direct link ....................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Via LAN/Telecom network ............................................................................................. 6
3 Pilot wire application ............................................................................................................. 7
4 Line differential communication via telecom networks ......................................................... 9
4.1 Communication via G.703 64kbit/s co-directional interface (E0) .................................. 9
4.2 Communication via 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface .................................... 10
5 Redundant line differential communication ......................................................................... 11
5.1 G.703 and 100Base-FX redundancy ........................................................................... 11
5.2 100Base-FX redundancy ............................................................................................. 12
6 Three terminal line differential communication ................................................................... 13
7 2-ends line differential communication with three terminals ............................................... 15
7.1 Variant 1 ...................................................................................................................... 15
7.2 Variant 2 ...................................................................................................................... 17
7.3 Variant 3 ...................................................................................................................... 18
8 Remote binary signal transmission ..................................................................................... 20
8.1 Direct link communication ........................................................................................... 20
8.2 Three or more terminals binary signal transmission ................................................... 21
9 Communication interface characteristics ............................................................................ 24
9.1 Ethernet multi-mode transmitter and receiver ............................................................. 24
9.2 Ethernet single mode transmitter and receiver ........................................................... 25
9.2.1 Long haul single mode transceiver ...................................................................... 25
9.2.2 Short haul single mode transceiver ..................................................................... 25
9.3 G.703 64kbit/s co-directional interface (E0) ................................................................ 26
9.4 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface .................................................................... 27

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INTRODUCTION
1 Introduction
This application guide is intended to explain different line differential protection communication
methods with EuroProt+ devices.
Basically, the line differential protection is carried out either on 100Base-Fx fiber channel or on a
serial HDLC-based channel. The communication protocol and the frame structure in Ethernet
case is relies on the IEC61850-9-2LE specification but the required bandwidth is approximately
1.5Mbit/s and some proprietary frame fields were introduced. The data communication layer
utilizes VLANs as identification.
1.1 Setting of the VLAN parameters

During user parametrization of the sending and receiving VLANs, VLAN priority and multicast
address need to be set. The priority parameter matters only in case of telecom network with
managed switches/routers are between the devices. Priority handling in the switch ensures time
critical frames to be sent In time to its final destination. Direct fiber link application does not care
about this parameter.

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PEER-TO-PEER
COMMUNICATION
2 Peer-to-peer communication
2.1 Direct link
In case dark fiber is available between two substations, peer-to-peer communication mode is
recommended with the following properties:
• Short-haul applications limited to 2km: multimode fiber,
• Short-haul application up to 27dB line attenuation (50km in practice): single mode fiber
• Long-haul applications up to 35dB line attenuation (100-120km in practice): single mode
1550nm fiber.
“COM1Dir: 1Dir. Communication module” (previously “CPUEth: CPU LDC module”) and
“DIFF87L” functions must be in the configuration.
CPU labels are seen below are samples only. Other types of CPU modules can also be used.
Figure 2-1 Schema of the Direct link communication
Table 2-1 Communication parameters of Direct link communication

COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS COMMENT
Transmit VLAN ID
Tx VLAN (1-4096) Default values are: device 1:1
device 2:2
Receive VLAN ID
Rx VLAN Default values are: device 1:2
device 2:1
Priority (0-7) VLAN priority (Default value is 4)
Multicast address (0 - 65535) VLAN multicast address (Default value is 1)

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PEER-TO-PEER
COMMUNICATION
2.2 Via LAN/Telecom network

Figure 2-2 Schema of the communication via LAN/Telecom network
Table 2-2 Communication parameters of the communication via LAN/Telecom network

Transmit VLAN ID
device 2:2
Receive VLAN ID
device 2:1

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PILOT WIRE APPLICATION
3 Pilot wire application

Pilot wire application allows protection devices to communicate with each other via traditional
copper wire. The xDSL technology supports high speed and reliable communication channel
establishment via 2-8 wire copper lines. The EuroProt+ is connected to an industrial grade
Ethernet/SHDSL MODEM via an Ethernet 100Base-Fx interface.
Figure 3-1 Schema of Pilot wire application
Table 3-1 Communication parameters of Pilot wire application

Transmit VLAN ID
device 2:2
Receive VLAN ID
device 2:1

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PILOT WIRE APPLICATION
Table 3-2 SHDSL interface specification

ITU-T G.991.2-G.shdsl, ITU-T G.991.2-
Specification
G.shdsl.bis
TC-PAM16/32, Extended: TC-
Line Code
PAM4/8/64/128
Impedance 135Ω
13.5 (Annex A) or 14.5 (Annex B) dBm
Transmit Power
@ 135Ω
Number of Pairs 1,2 or 4
192 to 5704kbit/s, Extended: 128 to
Bit Rate
15232kbit/s
Max. 8km @ 0.8mm (AWG-20) wire
Distance Max. 6km @ 0.6mm (AWG-23) wire
Max. 4km @ 0.4mm (AWG-26) wire
Connector Type RJ-45, 8 pin
Overvoltage Protection ITU-T Rec. K.20/K.21
Wetting Current 2-4mA @ 47VDC
Table 3-3 Ethernet interface specification

IEEE-802.3, VLAN IEEE-802.1Q, QoS
Standard:
IEEE-802.1P
Data Rate 100Base-TX, Full/Half Duplex
Interface/connector Type @ EuroProt+
Multi-mode 1310nm, ST connector
side
Interface/connector Type @ MODEM
SFP multi-mode 1310nm, LC connector
side

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LINE DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION VIA
TELECOM NETWORKS
4 Line differential communication via telecom

networks
4.1 Communication via G.703 64kbit/s co-directional interface
(E0)
The EuroProt+ device supports line differential communication via telecom networks using
G.703.1 64kbit/s co-directional interface type, that is synchronized to the network (timing slave).
This type of communication is performed via 2*2 wire isolated galvanic type interface. The
protection device is connected to a multiplexer or gateway which is responsible for protocol/speed
conversion.
“G70364k: G703 module” and “DIFF87L” functions must be in the configuration.
Figure 4-1 Schema of communication via G.703 64kbit/s co-directional interface
Table 4-1 Communication via G.703/64kbit/s communication parameters

HDLC Adress (1-63) Default value is: 1

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LINE DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION VIA
TELECOM NETWORKS
4.2 Communication via 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface

For availability please contact: sales@protecta.hu
EuroProt+ device supports line differential communication via telecom networks with G703/704
2.048Mbit/s interface (E1). Besides, E1 in European networks the T1 interface (1.54Mbit/s) in
America also available.
“G703E1: G703 module” function and “DIFF87L” functions must be in the configuration.
CPU module with LDC – BB SFP interface with dedicated SFP module (MiRICi-E1/T1 (Intelligent
Miniature Ethernet to E1/T1) by RAD) is mandatory hardware for this option.
LDP – BB: Proprietary Process Bus for Line differential or Busbar communication
SFP: Small Form-factor Pluggable connector
Figure 4-2 Schema of communication via 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface
Table 4-2 Communication via 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface communication

parameters
HDLC Adress (1-63) Default value is: 1
HDLC Speed (n x 64kbit/s, n: 1-31) Default value: 31
Start Timeslot (1-31) Default value: 1

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REDUNDANT LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION
5 Redundant line differential communication

The data interchange over the two communication channels is carried out in parallel way which
enables hot standby operation. In case of single point of failure in one of the links, the algorithm
processes the data from the other link without switchover time.
5.1 G.703 and 100Base-FX redundancy

For availability please contact: sales@protecta.hu
Redundant communication also supported by EuroProt+. The high speed 100Base-FX link is
used as main channel and G.703.1 leased or dedicated line as backup link. An extra COM+1091
or COM+8091 card needs to be added to the configuration for this kind of redundancy.
“G70364k: G703 module” and “DIFF87L3” functions must be in the configuration.
Module labels on the are samples only; other types of COM modules can also be used.
The operation parameter of Line differential function must be “On Redu 2ends”.
Figure 5-1 Schema of the communication via G.703 and 100Base-FX redundancy
Table 5-1 G.703 and 100Base-FX redundancy communication parameters

Main communication parameters
Default values are: device 1: 2
Tx VLAN
device 2: 1
Default values are: device 1: 2
Rx VLAN
device 2: 1
Priority VLAN priority (Default value is 4)
Mcast Addr VLAN multicast address (Default value is 1)
Redundant communication parameters
HDLC Address (1-63) Default value is: 1

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REDUNDANT LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION
5.2 100Base-FX redundancy

Both communication links are Ethernet 100Base-FX type and the connection type can be direct
link (dark fiber) and/or a service from a telecom operator. An extra COM+1101 or COM+8801 or
COM+9901 card needs to be added to the configuration for this kind of redundancy.
“COM2Dir: 2Dir. LD communication module” (previously “COM1101: COM1101 module”) and

“DIFF87L3: Line Differential” functions must be in the configuration.
Module labels on the are samples only; other types of COM modules can also be used.
The operation parameter of Line differential function must be “On Redu 2ends”.
Figure 5-2 Schema of the communication via fiber optic cable with 100Base-FX
redundancy
Table 5-2 100Base-FX redundancy communication parameters

COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS COMMENT VALUES
device1: 1
Tx VLAN Line1 Transmit VLAN ID for Line1
device2: 2
device1: 2
Rx VLAN Line1 Receive VLAN ID for Line1 device2: 1
Priority Line1 Line1 VLAN priority 4

Multicast Address Line1 Line1 VLAN multicast address 1
device1: 3
Tx VLAN Line2 Transmit VLAN ID for Line2
device2: 4
device1: 4
Rx VLAN Line2 Receive VLAN ID for Line2
device2: 3

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THREE TERMINAL LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION
6 Three terminal line differential communication

With an additional communication card, the EuroProt+ device allows three terminal line differential
communication between protections. The communication channel in this case is Ethernet
100Base-Fx. The three terminal line differential protection scheme can tolerate the link failure of
one of the three communication channels between the devices.

“DIFF87L3: Line Differential” functions must be in the configuration.
Module labels on the picture are samples only; other types of COM modules can also be used.
The operation parameter of Line differential function have to be “On 3ends.
Figure 6-1 Schema of three line diff. communication
Table 6-1 Parameters of device 1

Tx VLAN Line1 Transmit VLAN ID for Line1 1
Rx VLAN Line1 Receive VLAN ID for Line1 2


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THREE TERMINAL LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION





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2-ENDS LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION WITH
THREE TERMINALS
7 2-ends line differential communication with three
terminals
Normally there are three terminals in T-branch topology.
If one of three circuit breakers is switched off and the terminal in that bay is working, the
customer/user does not need to do anything.
If one of three circuit breakers is switched off and the terminal in that bay is not working, the “Map
L2 to L1” must be chosen in some cases. This setting depends on the fiber optic connection of
terminals. Mapping means redirecting measured analogue values from Connector2 to
Connector1 in communication module. This behavior is necessary for the correct calculation of
differential current in line differential function.
You can see the different situations below.

“DIFF87L3: Line Differential” functions must be in the configuration
COM module labels are on the picture are samples only, other COM modules can also be used.
The operation parameter of Line differential function must be “On 2ends”.
7.1 Variant 1
Figure 7-1 Schema of 2 ends line diff. communication with three terminals, variant 1

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2-ENDS LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION WITH
THREE TERMINALS
Mcast Addr Line1 Line1 VLAN multicast address 1
Map L2 to L1 Mapping the analogue values No


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2-ENDS LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION WITH
THREE TERMINALS
7.2 Variant 2

Map L2 to L1 Mapping the analogue values Yes


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2-ENDS LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION WITH
THREE TERMINALS
7.3 Variant 3


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2-ENDS LINE
DIFFERENTIAL
COMMUNICATION WITH
THREE TERMINALS

Line differential mode:

2 leg
Line differential
function
Device A
MAP=0 MAP=1
Tx
Li
AN
ne 2
V
ne
VL
LA
1 Li
Rx
N1
Rx
VL N2
AN V LA
2 leg 1 Tx 2 leg
Rx
V A N1
LA
Device B N VL Device C
1 Tx
Tx
1
AN
1
Li
ne
ne
LA
VL
Line differential
Line differential
Li
1
Rx
N1
MAP=0
function
function
MAP=0
MAP=1 MAP=1
Tx
2
Li
AN
ne
V
2
LA
VL
ne
2
Rx
N2
Li
2
Rx
AN VL
L AN
T xV 2
Figure 7-4 Communication schema of 2 ends line diff. used on 3 terminals

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REMOTE BINARY SIGNAL
TRANSMISSION
8 Remote binary signal transmission

8.1 Direct link communication
In case of a dark fiber is available between two substations or between two devices at the
substation the peer-to-peer communication mode is recommended. For short-haul applications,
that is limited to 2km the multi-mode fiber or up to 50km single mode 1550nm fiber can be used.
Long-haul applications up to 35dB line attenuation, that is 100-120km in practice, the single mode
1550nm fiber can be used.
“REMBIN1: 16Ch Binary signal transmission” functions must be in the configuration.
The “REMBIN1: 16Ch Binary signal transmission” function block can send and receive 16 signals
which is to be configured in the Logic Editor of the EuroCAP tool.
If more than 16 signals transmission is needed, one „REMBIN1_16Add: 16Ch additional binary
signal transm.” function block can be used in the configuration. This shall be added to the user
logic as well.
Maximum number of transferable signals is 32.
Figure 8-1 Schema of the direct link communication for rem. bin. transmission
Table 8-1 Communication parameters of direct link communication for rem. bin.
transmission
Transmit VLAN ID
device 2:2
Receive VLAN ID
device 2:1
Multicast (0 - 65535) VLAN multicast address (Default value is 1)

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TRANSMISSION
8.2 Three or more terminals binary signal transmission

In some special applications, signals are to be transferred among many devices either in ring or
in meshed network topology within or between substations. A four devices example is below.
“COM3Dir: 2 or 3Dir. bin. signal transm. module” and “REMBIN3: 3Dir. binary signal transmission”
functions must be in the configuration.
In case of 2 directional use (e.g. if COM+/9902 is used), all GrI statuses of third direction shall be
hidden and all I/Os of third direction shall be deleted from FB in configuration. TX, RX parameters
of Line 3 shall be set to different values than other communications (e.g. 3127) and hidden in
COMM3Dir function block.
The “REMBIN3” function block can send and receive in 3 directions 10-10-9 signals which can be
configured in the Logic Editor of EuroCAP tool.
The COM module labels on the picture are samples only, other types of COM modules also can
be used.
Note that the third connector/direction of communication module in Device 1 and Device 4 has no
connection to anywhere, communication failure in direction 3 is generated in this case.
These two devices (1 and 4) can connect if binary signal transmission is necessary between them.
Topology can be expanded with additional devices which can connected to Device 1, Device 4 or
both in this example.
Figure 8-2 Schema of the multi-terminal communication for rem. bin. transmission

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TRANSMISSION
Table 8-2 Communication parameters of Device 1

COMMUNICATION
COMMENT VALUES
PARAMETERS
Priority VLAN priority 4
Parameters of Line 3 are hidden if COM+/9902 is used

Different than other
parameters in every devices

COMMUNICATION
COMMENT VALUES
PARAMETERS

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TRANSMISSION

COMMUNICATION
COMMENT VALUES
PARAMETERS

COMMUNICATION
COMMENT VALUES
PARAMETERS
Parameters of Line 3 are hidden if COM+/9902 is used

Different than other
parameters in every device

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COMMUNICATION
INTERFACE
CHARACTERISTICS
9 Communication interface characteristics

9.1 Ethernet multi-mode transmitter and receiver
This interface is for applications up to approximately 2 km.
Table 9-1 Parameters of the Transmitter

PARAMETER SYMBOL MIN. TYP. MAX. UNIT
Optical Output Power 62.5/125 μm, -19

P0 -14 dBm avg
NA=0.275 fiber -20
Optical Output Power 50/125 μm, -22.5
P0 -14 dBm avg
NA=0.20 fiber -23.5
10 %
Optical Extinction Ratio -10 dB
Center Wavelength λc 1270 1308 1380 nm
The receiver sensitivity is measured with 223 – 1 PRBS pattern within BER = 2.5 x 10-10.
Table 9-2 Parameters of the Receiver

Signal Detect – Asserted Pa -33 dBm avg.
Signal Detect - Deasserted Pd dBm avg.
Signal Detect - Hysteresis Pa-Pd dB
Signal Detect Assert Time (off to on) AS_Max 2 100 μs
Signal Detect Deassert Time (on to 8 350 μs

ANS_Max
off)

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COMMUNICATION
INTERFACE
CHARACTERISTICS
9.2 Ethernet single mode transmitter and receiver

9.2.1 Long haul single mode transceiver
This interface is for applications up to approximately 120 km, with max. 32 dB link attenuation.

Optical Output Power (avg.) P0 -6 0 dBm
Extinction Ratio ER 8.3 dB
Optical Wavelength λc 1490 1550 1610 Nm

Optical Input Sensitivity (avg.) Pin -38 -35 dBm
Saturation Psat -3 0 dBm
Optical Wavelength λ 1100 1600 nm
Signal Detect Asserted (avg.) Pa -35 dBm
Signal Detected Deasserted (avg.) Pd -45 dBm
Hysteresis Phys 3 dB
9.2.2 Short haul single mode transceiver

This interface is for applications up to approximately 120 km, with max. 32 dB link attenuation.

Optical Output Power (avg.) P0 -12 -6 dBm
Extinction Ratio ER 8.3 dB
Optical Wavelength Λc 1490 1550 1610 Nm

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INTERFACE
CHARACTERISTICS

Optical Input Sensitivity (avg.) Pin -38 -35 dBm
Saturation Psat -3 0 dBm
Optical Wavelength λ 1100 1600 nm
Signal Detect Asserted (avg.) Pa -35 dBm
Signal Detected Deasserted (avg.) Pd -45 dBm
Hysteresis Phys 3 dB
9.3 G.703 64kbit/s co-directional interface (E0)

Interface type: G.703.1 64 kbit/s (E0) co-directional, selectable grounding, with optional external
clock input.
Connector type
Receptacle Weidmüller S2L 3.50/12/90 F
Plug Weidmüller B2L 3.50/12/180 F
Impedance 120 Ω
Cable length 50 m
Receiver
±1.5 dB Difference Between Alarm-on and
Loss of Signal Alarm Level
Alarm-off
Dynamic Range 10 dB Maximum Cable Loss Range
Transmitter
Pair for each direction One symmetric pair
Test load impedance 120 Ω resistive
Nominal peak voltage of a „mark” (pulse) 1.0 V
Peak voltage of a „space” (no pulse) 0 V ± 0.10 V
Nominal pulse width 3.9 ms
Ratio of the amplitudes of
positive and negative pulses at the center of 0.95 to 1.05
the pulses interval
Ratio of the widths of
positive and negative pulses 0.95 to 1.05
at the nominal half amplitude
Maximum peak-to-peak jitter at the output port Refer to clause 2/G.823

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INTERFACE
CHARACTERISTICS
9.4 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface

MiRICi E1 interface
Number of Ports 1
Compliance G.703, G.704, G.775, G.823
Data Rate 2.048 Mbps
Line Code HDB3, AMI
Framing Framed (G.732.N, G.732.N CRC), unframed
Line Impedance 120W, balanced
Cable Length Up to 2500m (8202 ft) for AWG 22 cable
Connector RJ-45

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APPLICATION GUIDE

Line differential communication and

DOCUMENT ID: PP-13-20511

VERSION DATE MODIFICATION COMPILED BY

2 Line Differential Communication Application Guide

3 Line Differential Communication Application Guide

1.1 Setting of the VLAN parameters

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Figure 2-1 Schema of the Direct link communication

Table 2-1 Communication parameters of Direct link communication

Multicast address (0 - 65535) VLAN multicast address (Default value is 1)

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2.2 Via LAN/Telecom network

Figure 2-2 Schema of the communication via LAN/Telecom network

Table 2-2 Communication parameters of the communication via LAN/Telecom network

Multicast address (0 - 65535) VLAN multicast address (Default value is 1)

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3 Pilot wire application

Figure 3-1 Schema of Pilot wire application

Table 3-1 Communication parameters of Pilot wire application

Multicast address (0 - 65535) VLAN multicast address (Default value is 1)

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Table 3-2 SHDSL interface specification

Table 3-3 Ethernet interface specification

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4 Line differential communication via telecom

“G70364k: G703 module” and “DIFF87L” functions must be in the configuration.

Figure 4-1 Schema of communication via G.703 64kbit/s co-directional interface

Table 4-1 Communication via G.703/64kbit/s communication parameters

HDLC Adress (1-63) Default value is: 1

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4.2 Communication via 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface

SFP: Small Form-factor Pluggable connector

Figure 4-2 Schema of communication via 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface

Table 4-2 Communication via 2.048Mbit/s (E1/T1) Nx64kbit/s interface communication

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5 Redundant line differential communication

5.1 G.703 and 100Base-FX redundancy

“G70364k: G703 module” and “DIFF87L3” functions must be in the configuration.

Table 5-1 G.703 and 100Base-FX redundancy communication parameters

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5.2 100Base-FX redundancy

“COM2Dir: 2Dir. LD communication module” (previously “COM1101: COM1101 module”) and

Table 5-2 100Base-FX redundancy communication parameters

Priority Line1 Line1 VLAN priority 4

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6 Three terminal line differential communication

“COM2Dir: 2Dir. LD communication module” (previously “COM1101: COM1101 module”) and

Figure 6-1 Schema of three line diff. communication

Table 6-1 Parameters of device 1

Priority Line1 Line1 VLAN priority 4

Table 6-2 Parameters of device 2

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COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS COMMENT VALUES

Priority Line1 Line1 VLAN priority 4

Table 6-3 Parameters of device 3

Priority Line1 Line1 VLAN priority 4

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“COM2Dir: 2Dir. LD communication module” (previously “COM1101: COM1101 module”) and