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Subscriber Loop Analyzer with ADSL Modem
The Dynatel 965DSP Subscriber Loop Analyzer is an industry leader in POTS and wideband line qualification and troubleshooting. It now includes an internal ADSL modem to answer customer demand for a rugged, integrated test set that combines line qualification, trouble detection and fault location with ISDN and ADSL modem link testing.
The Dynatel 965DSP/ADSL and 965DSP/SA/ADSL Subscriber Loop Analyzers feature an Alcatel MTK-20150 ADSL modem chipset in the proven 965DSP platform. The Dynatel 965DSP/ADSL provides the ability to perform active ADSL testing to address the growing number of residential and business ADSL customers. It delivers all the multi-function capabilities of the 965DSP plus the testing functions of the new ADSL modem. The 965DSP/SA/ADSL adds comprehensive DSL parametric measurements to this integrated solution. Extended loss measurement ranges, spectrum analyzer and E, F & G filtered wideband noise measurements complete this comprehensive family of rugged loop testers.
The Dynatel 965DSP and 965DSP/SA/ADSL test sets are housed in a lightweight, ergonomically designed case for portability and ease of use. The units are weather resistant and weigh only three pounds (4.5 lbs. with test leads and soft case). Preserving the rugged dependability of all Dynatel products, the /ADSL option incorporates an innovative design that adds a durable spacer element to the current 965DSP molded plastic case. This spacer permits easy and robust expansion of the new circuit board in the existing test set.
Dynatel 965DSP Specifications:
Product will incorporate all the features of the Dynatel 965DSP and/or 965DSP/SA Subscriber Loop Analyzers at the accuracy currently specified for these products (see 965DSP family product documentation). ADSL Datalink capability is limited to link synchronization. No PING or data application capability is provided. Modem will initiate a connection with the far-end under operator command. Status messages indicating link progress will be returned.
| ANSI/ITU Standards Supported |
ITU G.992.2 (G.Lite), ITU G.992.1 (G.DMT), ANSI T1.413 Issue 2 |
| ADSL Modes |
ANSI, G.DMT, G.Lite, MultiMode |
| Reach |
Designed to synchronize at distances from 0 ft. to 18,000 ft. |
| Statistics |
Actual and maximum upstream and downstream connect rates |
| Upstream and downstream percent used ADSL line capacity |
| Upstream and downstream noise margin |
| Upstream and downstream signal attenuation |
| Upstream and downstream power levels |
| Modem manufacturer identification |
| Upstream and downstream FEC, CRC, and HEC counts |
| Alarm codes including LOS, LOF, LCD and LOM |
| Graphical display of bits-per-bin count for the DMT signal |
| Operating Modes |
Captured Modem auto-disconnects from the far-end after statistics gathered |
| Continuous Modem gathers statistics for up to two minutes |
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