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Uci, Uci/Hs: Universal Interface Converter
Uci, Uci/Hs: Universal Interface Converter
Uci, Uci/Hs: Universal Interface Converter
DESCRIPTION
• As a modem eliminator (see • The modular construction of UCI • Each interface module (except
Figure 2), UCI eliminates the allows simple field adaptation. G.703 interface) features a
need for two synchronous The unit comprises one main DTE/DCE selection switch). This
modems and enables direct card and two plug-in interface enhances the universality of
connection of two DTEs which modules. The main card UCI, allowing the unit to operate
have similar or different includes an internal power in various applications without
interfaces. UCI provides clocks supply and central control the need for a cross cable.
and performs hand-shaking of circuitry.
control signals, emulating The available interface modules • The G.703 1.544 and 2.048
modem operation. are V.24/RS-232, V.35, Mbps interfaces provide ITU
V.36/RS-449, X.21, G.703 G.703 line interface for T1/E1
• As an elastic buffer, UCI enables codirectional (64 kbps), G.703 at applications along with line
the connection of two 1.544 Mbps (unframed) and driver, jitter attenuation and
independently clocked DCEs. In G.703 at 2.048 (unframed). clock recovery functions. The
this mode, UCI provides Interface modules can be mixed, interface complies with AT&T
bidirectional buffering of data, allowing any combination of 62411 (1990 version)
preventing loss of data that interfaces. Jitter/Synchronizer (Stratum 4,
would otherwise occur due to the Type II) requirements.
difference in clock phases. The Modulation techniques
two DCEs can have similar or supported are unframed B8ZS,
different interfaces. HDB3 and AMI. Transmitter
return loss is rated at 14 dB.
APPLICATION
251-100-03/98
1998 RAD Data Communications Ltd. Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.