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UDS V.3229 modem

The UDS V3229 modem is a high-speed data modem fully compatible with the V.32bis specification and capable of throughput rates up to 57,600 bps. The V-3229 transmits both synchronous and asynchronous data full duplex over both dial-up and leased lines.

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UDS V3229 Modem Features

Fully compatible with V.32 bis and V.42 bis standards

Maximum data throughput of 57600 bps using V.42 bis data compression or 28800 bps using MNP level 5 data compression

Automatically adjusts data rate to 14400,12000,9600,7200,4800 2400, 1200, or 300 bps (CCITT V.32 bis, V.32, V.22 bis or Bell 103)

Full-duplex, asynchronous or synchronous operation over dialup lines and 2- or 4-wire leased lines

Trellis coding for high noise tolerance at 14400, 12000, 9600, and 7200 bps

Auto-dial and auto-answer Hayes AT command set and CCITT V25 bis compatible

Easy-to-use LCD and pushbutton controls

Fail-forward to return to a higher data rate When line conditions improve after auto-fallback

Auto-configure at the touch of a button with nine factory option sets Automatic dial line backup for leased lines

Auto-callback and password security prevent unauthorized access

Remote configuration allows viewing or modifying the option set of a remote mode

UDS V.3229 modem

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Description

The UDS Motorola V.3229 modem is a high-speed data modern ideally suited for applications that require accurate, reliable operation with a high data throughput. Fully compatible with V32 bis for reliable 14400 bps operation, the application of V42 data data compression can increase data throughput to a maximum rate of 57600 bps while MNP level 5 can increase throughput to 28800 bps. For accurate data transmission over even the worst telephone lines, the V.3229 incorporates V.42 LAPM and MNP Net 2 through 4 error control as well as echo canceling, automatic adaptive line equalizing, and trellis coding techniques.

The UDS Motorola V3229 modem full-duplex, asynchronous or synchronous data at 14400, 12000, 9600, 7200, 4800, 2400, or 1200 bps, asynchronous-only data at 300 bps over dialup lines and full-duplex, asynchronous or synchronous data at 14400, 12000, 9600, 7200, and 4800 bps on leased lines. With automatic adjustment of data rate and modulation scheme to the remote modem, the UDS Motorola V3229 modem is compatible with most V32 bis, V32, V22 bis and Bell 103 modems.

The UDS Motorola V.3229 modem autodialer is compatible with the industry standard Hayes AT command set for asynchronous applications and with CCITT V.25 bis for synchronous applications.

Dial back-up from leased to dial-up line allows the modem to operate without interruption if the leased line fails. The line is monitored at timed intervals and leased line operation is resumed automatically when possible.

In a network of UDS V3229 modem supporting remote configuration, the feature eliminates the need for trained operators at remote sites. With just a phone call and a password, the user can view the current option settings of a remote modem and modify the configuration as required.

For easy option selection and status monitoring, the UDS Motorola V.3229 modem features 32-character liquid crystal display with three control pushbuttons and six LED indicators.

The UDS Motorola V3229 modem is available both as a standalone unit and as a card that plugs into the Universal Data Shelf

Test Features

The integral diagnostics help the user to determine the source of communications difficulties.

The available tests include

Analog loopback

Analog loopback with test pattern

Local digital loopback

Remote digital loopback

Remote digital loopback with test pattern

Test pattern generation/checking

Remote analog loopback (4-wire only)

Remote analog loopback with test pattern

(4-wire onlv)

Specifications for the
UDS Motorola V3229 modem

Data Rates: CCITT V.32 bis 14400, 12000, 9600, and 7200 bps trellis coded; CCITT V.32 9600 and 4800 bps uncoded; CCITT V.22 bis 2400 and 1200 bps; Bell 103 300 bps
Operation: 2-wire full-duplex dial-up or leased line; 4-wire full- duplex leased line
Modulation: 14400, 12000, 9600, 7200, 4800, 2400 QAIVI with suppressed carrier (CCITT
V.32 bis, V.22 bis) 1200 PSK; 300 FSK
Carrier Frequency: 1800 Hz (CCITT V.32 bis); 1200 Hz originate, 2400 Hz answer (CCITT
V.22 bis)
Transmitter Output Levels: -9 dBm permissive, or programming resister for dial-up operation; 0 to -15 dBm in 1 dB increments for leased line operation
Carrier Detect Level: Dynamic
RTS/CTS Delay: From 0 to 90 ms (±2 ms) in 10 ms increments
Line Equalization: Automatic adaptive
Timing: Internal, external, or receive
Test: V.54 remote loopback control; V.52 511 PN pattern
Digital Interface: EIA-232D, CCITT V.24
Environmental: Operating: 00 to 50, C; storage: -400 to 701 C
Size: Width: 70 inches; Height: 2.5 inches; Depth: 9.6 inches
Power Requirements: 115 VAC ±10%, 50/60 Hz; 230 VAC ±1 0%, 50/60 Hz; maximum 14 watts

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 and 2
Chap 1 Introduction - Describes modem functions and features;
Chap 2 Installation - Contains instructions for mechanical and
electrical installation of the modem;
Chapter 3 - main options
Option Selection - Describes both
hard strap and front panel display options;
Chapter 4 - operation
Operation - Describes standard control and indicator
functions, dialing procedures, and secure operation;
Chapter 5 - AT Commands
Asynchronous Operating Commands -
Describes commands and displays;
Chapter 6 - Status Register
Status Registers - Describes status registers;
Chapter 7 - V.25 bis auto-dialer
V.25 bis Auto-dialer - Defines operation
and commands for the V.25 bis auto-dialer;
Chapter 8 and 9
Chap 8. Protocols - Describes MNP
error control and flow control protocols;
Chap 9. Maintenance - Provides information
for maintaining the modem;
Appendix A, B, C, and D
A. Modem Specifications;
B. Phone Jack Descriptions;
C. Fault Isolation Procedure;
D. Command Index and Defaults;
Appendix E, F, and Index

UDS Motorola V.3229 modem Controls

Easy-to-use controls and indicators For easy configuration and operation, the UDS IM229 can be completely programmed using the three front panel keys and LCD. Responding to menu prompts with the YES, NO, and TALK/DATA keys allows you to quickly set all modem options. The LCD also displays system status, keeping you informed an call progress and modem operations.

YES: Selects the displayed menu item.
NO: Bypasses the displayed menu item and advances to the next.
TALK/DATA: Returns to the top of the menu during option selection.

Indicators

QM (Quality Monitor): On when the signal quality decreases.
Only indicated when the bit error rate (BER) is greater than 1 X 10-4.

CS (Clear to Send): On when the modem transmitter is ready to accept data from the terminal.

RS (Request to Send): On when the DTE provides a request to send signal.

CD (Carrier Detect): On when the transmitting modem carrier is detected.

RD (Received Data): Indicates received data is active to the DTE; On for space, off for mark.

TD (Transmitted Data): Indicates transmitted data is active from the DTE; On for space, off for mark.

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