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Setting the Carrier Loss Debounce Timeout

The Carrier Loss Debounce Time-out parameter determines how many seconds

the line driver waits after losing the carrier signal before transitioning to the

Carrier Lost state. If the carrier signal returns before reaching this threshold, the

driver never enters the Carrier Lost state.

For most lines, you want the driver to immediately transition to the Carrier Lost

state upon detecting carrier loss. For a problem line, however, you can specify a

number of seconds for the router to detect carrier loss before entering the Carrier

Lost state.

By default, the value is zero (0) seconds. Set this parameter to a value from

0 to 2147483647 for this HSSI interface.

Using the BCC

To set the carrier loss debounce timeout, navigate to the hssi prompt (for example,

box

;

hssi/2/1

) and type:

carrier-delay

integer

For example:

hssi/2/1#

carrier-delay 100

Using Site Manager

See the Carrier Loss Debounce Time-out parameter on page A-16 for information.

Setting Up DTE Loopback Testing

On ASN and System 5000 platforms, the DTE loopback diagnostic function

provides loopback testing to the DCE. When the DTE (router) transmits a

loopback signal to the DCE, the DTE waits for the DCE to acknowledge and

return the signal. The DCE provides the transmit and receive clock signals over a

full-duplex DTE-to-DCE connection. The DCE provides the transmit and receive

clock signals.

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