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2.3.5 

Type 2a and Type 2b, POE 

720930xxx TeleLite POE 

(CFJ) 

Ethernet Card Fed by On-Site Modem 

 

A.  If the 720930xxx POE Ethernet card is to be powered by a local source of -48Vdc then the 

two  on-board  Power  Option  Jumpers  should  be  set  in  the  LOCAL  PWR  position.  (Figure 
17) 

B.  If  the  720930xxx  card  was  to  be  powered  by  POE  from  the  feeding  modem  (or  CFJ)  the 

Power  Option  Jumpers  should  be  set  to  the  remote  power  (RMT PWR)  positions.  (Figure 
17) 

C. 

In  a  “Campus”  Ethernet  transport  configuration,  either  the  OEI  (720920xxx)  or  CFJ 
(720930xxx)  can  be  set  to  Master  or  Slave  since  both  ends  of  the  transport  can  be 
assumed to be attended for alarming purposes. The only criterion is that one card must be 
set  to  Slave  and  the  other  to  Master.  (Figure  19)  In  this  example,  the  CFJ  (720930xxx) 
TeleLite Ethernet card has been set as Master. 

D.  This  is  a  Type  2  (a  or  b)  deployment  so  the  2

nd

  DIP  switch  should  be  set  to  the  right, 

accordingly.  (Figure 19) 

E.  If the Ethernet modem that is feeding the TeleLite Ethernet card or that is being fed by the 

TeleLite Ethernet cards is MDIX enabled

(4)

, then the MDIX feature of the TeleLite Ethernet 

card should be disabled. If the associated modems are NOT MDIX enabled, then this DIP 
switch  should  be  enabled  to  remove  any  need  for  crossover  cables.  With  this  feature 
enabled  or  disabled  appropriately,  there  is  never  a  need  with  TeleLite  Ethernet  cards  to 
provision  the  site  with  anything  but  a  straight  CAT  5  cable.  In  this  example  the  Ethernet 
Modem is MDIX enabled and the feature on the TeleLite Ethernet card is disabled. (Figure 
19) 

F.  Since the 720930xxx is a POE Ethernet card, the PSE DIP Switch (4

th

) on this card should 

always be in the PSE Disabled position. (Figure 19) 

 
 
 
 

                                                   

4

 

 

Ethernet  over  twisted  pair  

defines  a 

medium  dependent  interface  crossover

 (MDI-X)  interface. 

Auto  MDI-

X

 ports on newer network interfaces detect if the connection would require a crossover, and automatically chooses 

the MDI or MDI-X configuration to properly match the other end of the link.

 

Figure 18: Default DIP Switch Positions

 

720930SSC POE 
TeleLite Card (CFJ) 

Figure 17: Power Setting, 
Meeting Condition A 

 

Figure 19: Meeting conditions C, D, E & F 

Summary of Contents for TeleLite 720920 Series

Page 1: ...TeleLite Quad Ethernet POE and PSE Optical Plug in Cards Model s 720920xxx 720930xxx ...

Page 2: ...trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective companies Confidentiality Notice The information contained in this document is the property of Positron Inc Except as specifically authorized in writing by Positron Inc the holder of this document 1 shall keep all information contained herein confidential and shall protect same in whole or in part from the disclosure and dissemination to ...

Page 3: ...Ethernet Cards 7 2 3 1 Type 1a 720930xxx TeleLite POE Ethernet Card 8 2 3 2 Type 1b 720930xxx TeleLite POE Ethernet Card 9 2 3 3 OEI for Type 1a or Type 1b 10 2 3 4 Type 2a and Type 2b TeleLite Campus Configuration 11 2 3 5 Type 2a and Type 2b POE 12 2 3 6 Type 2a and Type 2b PSE 13 2 4 RJ 45 Pin outs 14 2 5 Optical Connectors 15 2 5 1 Available Varieties 15 2 5 2 Types of Connectors 16 2 6 Facepl...

Page 4: ...for power provisioning if needed 720002 2 slot rack or wall mount shelf 3 shelves can be daisy chained together Power can be provisioned using a card slot or 48Vdc can be fed in an external power port if needed 720013 3 slot wall mount swing out shelf Power can be provisioned using a card slot or 48Vdc can be fed in an external power port if needed 1 2 Overview The TeleLite Ethernet cards are mode...

Page 5: ...ture should be enabled to avoid cross over issues PSE enabling or disabling depending on if the terminating modem is locally powered or not If modem is not locally powered set this DIP switch 4 to the Enabled 1 3 3 Ethernet Modem Interface Card Features Support of single and multi mode ST SC connector type POE CFJ card can be either remote or locally powered through a jumper setting The modem swit...

Page 6: ...on is located at the 300v Point of the GPR contour of the electric supply location and interfaces with the network Edge Devices providing the Ethernet service See Figures 1 2 2 1 1 Type 1a Detail Locating the CFJ at the Central Office 2 1 2 Type 1b Detail Locating the CFJ at the 300V point of the GPR contour of an electric supply location Model 720920xxx as OEI in front of Ethernet modem Model 720...

Page 7: ...e T 100 Base TX Network Packet Switched Network C O NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE Cu Network Base T 100 Base TX TeleLite Model 720930xxx Ethernet CFJ card as single port or multi port Modem Interface TeleLite Model 720920xxx Ethernet OEI card as 4 port Ethernet Modem 300V Point Modem Figure 4 Type 2a Fiber fed CPE CPE CPE CPE 10 Base T 100 Base TX Packet Switc...

Page 8: ...ber to Copper Conversion M Modem 300V Point Figure 5 Type 2b Copper fed CPE CPE CPE CPE 10 Base T 100 Base TX Packet Switche d Network C O NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE Cu Network 10 Base T 100 Base TX TeleLite Model 720930xxx Ethernet CFJ card as single port or multi modem single port transport as Interface TeleLite Model 720920xxx Ethernet OEI card as 4 port...

Page 9: ...be set to the left Figure 9 E If the Ethernet modem that is feeding the TeleLite modem or is being fed by the TeleLite Ethernet cards is MDIX enabled 1 then the MDIX feature of the TeleLite Ethernet card should be disabled If the associated modems are NOT MDIX enabled then this DIP switch should be enabled to remove any need for crossover cables With this feature enabled or disabled appropriately ...

Page 10: ...0920xxx at the OEI from the 720930xxx at the CFJ Figure 12 D If this is a Type 1 Ethernet deployment as described in Section 1 2 1 the 2nd DIP switch should be set to the left Figure 12 E If the Ethernet modem that is feeding the TeleLite modem or is being fed by the TeleLite Ethernet cards is MDIX enabled 2 then the MDIX feature of the TeleLite Ethernet card should be disabled If the associated m...

Page 11: ...ted modems are NOT MDIX enabled then this DIP switch should be enabled to remove any need for crossover cables With this feature enabled or disabled appropriately there is never a need with TeleLite Ethernet cards to provision the site with anything but a straight CAT 5 cable In this example the Ethernet Modem is MDIX enabled and the feature on the TeleLite Ethernet card is disabled Figure 14 E If...

Page 12: ...Switched C O NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE NTWK EDGE DEVICE 10 Base T 100 Base TX TeleLite Model 720930xxx Ethernet CFJ card as single port or multi port Modem Interface TeleLite Model 720920xxx Ethernet OEI card as 4 port Ethernet Modem Optical Network 300V Point 300V Point Modem Cu Network 300V Point Type 2b Fiber fed CPE CPE CPE CPE 10 Base T 100 Base TX Packet Switched Net...

Page 13: ...that is feeding the TeleLite Ethernet card or that is being fed by the TeleLite Ethernet cards is MDIX enabled 4 then the MDIX feature of the TeleLite Ethernet card should be disabled If the associated modems are NOT MDIX enabled then this DIP switch should be enabled to remove any need for crossover cables With this feature enabled or disabled appropriately there is never a need with TeleLite Eth...

Page 14: ...Lite Ethernet card should be disabled If the associated modems are NOT MDIX enabled then this DIP switch should be enabled to remove any need for crossover cables With this feature enabled or disabled appropriately there is never a need with TeleLite Ethernet cards to provision the site with anything but a straight CAT 5 cable In this example the Ethernet Modem is MDIX enabled and the feature on t...

Page 15: ...Copyright 2017 Positron Inc 14 2 4 RJ 45 Pin outs The RJ 45 Receptacles are NOT polarity sensitive ...

Page 16: ...mode fiber with ST fiber connector 850 ηm wavelength LED Range 1 2 miles 2km SSC Single mode fiber with SC fiber connector 1310 ηm wavelength laser Range 30 miles 50km XSC Single mode fiber with SC fiber connector 1550 ηm wavelength laser Range 50 miles 80 5km The foremost optical connector is the TX port to the companion TeleLite Ethernet card The rearmost optical connector is the RX port to the ...

Page 17: ...ed to incoming signal RED indicates a loss of fiber receive rest condition ALARM RED indicates a major alarm OFF indicates no alarm REM ALM SLAVE DUAL Purpose GREEN indicates this card is set to Slave Mode DIP Switch 1 On the SLAVE unit there is no other alarm condition reported This LED will remain GREEN RED indicates that this card has been set as Master DIP Switch 1 and an alarm condition exist...

Page 18: ...eleLite Fiber Loss Budget 28dB XSC TeleLite Fiber Loss Budget 35dB Maximum Fiber Span Multi mode MST Cards 2km 1 2 miles Single Mode SSC Cards 16km 9 9 miles Single Mode XSC Cards 80km 50 miles Transceiver Wavelength 850 ηm MST type cards 1310 ηm SSC type cards 1550 ηm XSC type cards Fiber Optic Type Multi mode fiber 62 5 125 μm MST type cards Single mode fiber 9 125 μm SSC and XSC type cards Oper...

Page 19: ...as been found to be defective For information about out of warranty repairs contact Positron s Repair department at 1 888 577 5254 US and Canada or 001 514 345 2220 International Due to the varied nature of repairs no specific turnaround can be guaranteed but average turnaround time is two weeks from date of receipt In emergency situations special arrangements can be made All repaired items are wa...

Page 20: ... action whether in contract or in tort including negligence shall be limited to the value of the order Positron shall not be obligated to repair or replace any item of the equipment which has been repaired by others abused or improperly handled improperly stored altered or used with third party material or equipment which material or equipment may be defective of poor quality or incompatible with ...

Page 21: ...not to be relied upon or utilized by any purchaser as instructions warranties specifications or use certifications Although Positron Inc has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein this document is subject to change without notice due to ongoing product development Any additional information which may be required by any purchaser regarding the use maintenance i...

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