Watch our video on the TimeProvider XT Extension System, a grandmaster solution for E1/T1/CC signals (third-generation BITS/SSU).
The TimeProvider® XT extension system allows you to migrate E1/T1/CC outputs to fully redundant TimeProvider 4100 Grandmasters. This system receives its frequency source from a TimeProvider 4x00 Grandmaster and provides framed E1, T1, DS1, CC, 2.048 MHz and 1.544 MHz outputs. All configurations, status monitoring and alarm reporting are done via the TimeProvider 4x00 Grandmaster.
Each TimeProvider XT extension shelf is configured with two distribution modules and two plug-in modules and provides 40 fully redundant and individually programmable outputs with synchronization that meets the ITU-T G.823 standard for the control of wander and jitter. This solution scales up to 200 outputs by connecting five extension shelves to a redundant pair of TimeProvider 4100 Grandmasters.
The TimeProvider XT’s plug-in modules and distribution modules are hot swappable and can be changed in the field. Options for physical connectors to plug-in output modules include RJ-48; BNC; wire wrap; SCSI, which is SSU 2000 compatible, and IDE, which is Digital Clock Distributor (DCD) and TimeHub® system compatible. The TimeProvider XT extension system does not require a software license. Its flexible form factor is field replaceable and scalable.
A PoP equipment is the local access point of the Internet Service Provider (ISP) that allows users to connect to the Internet or the location where a long-distance carrier—an Interexchange Carrier (IXC)—could terminate services and provide connections to a local telephone network—a Local Access Transport Area (LATA). Oftentimes, there is very little space for the PoP equipment, so, one TimeProvider® XT extension system with only one plug-in card and 20 outputs can be used with one TimeProvider 4x00 Grandmaster.
The TimeProvider XT extension system can be used with our redundant TP4100 Grandmaster to completely replace the old BITS/SSU equipment. To achieve this, a phase cutover is implemented by removing all the old BITS/SSU equipment and rewiring the network elements to modernize and save space in the central office.
The TimeProvider XT extension system can be used with TP4100 redundant office masters to partially replace the old BITS/SSU equipment. To achieve this, a phase cutover is implemented by decommissioning the old BITS/SSU equipment, but the old patch or wire-wrap panels are retained to avoid re-wiring network elements, which saves time and money.
Our TP4x00 Grandmaster replaces the TimeSource as the Primary Reference Source (PRS) to provide an SNTP timing service and two T1 outputs to a BITS, with extra benefits. Using the TimeProvider 4x00 Grandmaster as a PRS meets the ITU-T G.811, ITU-T G.812 and ITU-T G.8272 Primary Reference Time Clock (PRTC) standards. It also provides free PTP backup with Assisted Partial Timing Support (APTS) to validate if the GPS connection is lost.
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