21 E1 SDH Mapper
—
LXT6251A
Datasheet
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8.4.3
TU_TS_CONF
—
TU Time Slot Configuration (161
–
175H)
21 Registers; 161H (Port 1) through 175H (Port 21)
These registers set the TU Time slot for each of the 21 Transmit and Receive I/O ports. The register
should only be used in the Add/Drop configuration.
8.4.4
SIGLA_SET
—
Signal Label Setting (
x
EH)
x
=1
–
15H
This register sets the signal label value in outgoing V5 byte. The register also sets the RFI bit.
8.4.5
J2_MRST
—
J2 Memory Reset (008H)
This register is provided as a protection measure when accessing the J2 memories. During
configuration of a tributary
’
s J2 memory, a global pointer is used to step through the internal
memory locations. This pointer is incremented with each write to the address of the string data.
Writing to this register location resets this pointer to ensure the proper alignment of the
microprocessor and the internal memory. It will take four system clock cycles (6.48MHz/
19.44MHz) for the reset to complete. Under normal use, the 16 reads or writes necessary to access
a J2 word will reset this global pointer back to 0 for the next tributary.
2
Trib3 (3,1)
1 = Add; 0 = Pass through.
R/W
0
1
Trib2 (2,1)
1 = Add; 0 = Pass through.
R/W
0
0
Trib1 (1,1)
1 = Add; 0 = Pass through.
R/W
0
Bit
Name
Description
Type
Default
Bit
Name
Description
Type
Default
7:5
Reserved
Unused
4:0
TimeSlot
Selects which TU Timeslot is associated with Port X. Valid value range is 1
through 21. The default value corresponds to the port number. For
example, register 168h (configuration for port 8) is associated with TU 8 by
default and so its default value will be
‘
01000
’
. Refer to
“
Port Mapping
Configuration
”
for a discussion about these 21 registers and a table of the
default values.
R/W
*
Bit
Name
Label
Type
Default
7:5
Reserved
Unused
4
RFISet
Set the value of V5 RFI bit in V5.
R/W
0
3:1
SigLabelSet
Set the values of the three Signal Label bits in V5. The only valid values that
indicate modes supported by the chip are 000, 001 and 010. Setting the
channel to Unequipped will cause the mapper to generate an unequipped
VC-12 toward the SDH network. The type of unequipped signal is controlled
from the Global Configuration register.
R/W
010
0
Reserved
Unused