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Port-Definition

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On 2-port or 8-port cards, the port must be defined as operating in SDLC mode. The ACC cards may use either an external (modem supplied) clock, or an internal (card supplied) clock. With an external (modem supplied) clock, the speed is for documentation purposes only, and will not be used by the ZCOM system.

The clock multiplier should be x1, and the encoding mode would normally be NRZ (although NRZI may be used).

A sample Port-Definition is as follows:

Port 01:04 RS232 57600   Ext    SDLC  x1     NRZ

For the E1/T1 ACC card there are no Port-Definition requirements specific to the HDLC/LAP-B (ABM) protocol. A typical E1/T1 Port-Definition would be:

Port  0:2  E1RJ45  Ext  CRCMF  HDB3

Refer to the section on the TTGEN utility in the ACC Utilities Reference Guide for more information on specifying the port and subchannel parameters.

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