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This manual applies to the TAS 100 Series . using Software version 4.30 or higher. The TAS 100 Series Telephone Network Emulator Operations Manual contains the information necessary to effectively operate the TAS 100 Series, We recommend that you become familiar with the manual before attempting to use the unit. Some users may want to explore the full capabilities of the TAS 100 Series, while others may want to utilize only the feature needed for their current applications. In any case, this manual contains the information you need. The manual is presented as follows: Introduction provides a generalized view of all the members of the TAS 100 family and summarizes the differences between the various models. This section also provides some general applications examples and the information necessary to install the TAS 100 Series, A description of the front and rear panel is also provided. Local Operation provides the information necessary to operate the TAS 100 Series manually from the front panel. A complete discussion of the menu structure is included in this section. The graphic menu trees provide an efficient way to view and find the menu of interest. Reference provides a comprehensive description of the features and functions of the TAS 100 Series, Remote Operation provides the information needed to control the TAS 100 Series remotely via the RS-232C or GPIB (IEEE-488) interfaces. This section is essential reading for those who will be integrating the TAS 100 Series into automatic test equipment (ATE) systems. Command Reference provides a description of the commands used for remote control operation. Error Codes provides the descriptions of the TAS 100 Series error codes which might be encountered during power-up or operation. Technical Specifications contains the detailed system specifications, connector pinouts, and frequency response plots. Appendixes provide helpful supplemental information including a feature release history for the 100 Series, a detailed list of the contents of the recallable ROM files, in addition to a performance verification procedure for the 100 Series.