CopperOptics Pairain PG-Plus PCS-719, Manual

Page 1: ...ES INC ENGINEERING SERVICES TECHNICAL PRACTICE SECTION 950 719 100 03 Revision History of this practice Revision 03 September 2 1997 A Added Pin Assignment Table B Corrected Connection process Model L...

Page 2: ...demark of PairGain Technologies Inc Other product names mentioned in this manual are used for identification purposes only and may be trademarks and or registered trademarks of their respective Inform...

Page 3: ...Cutoff 13 Alarm Contacts 14 OS Interface 14 LAN Interface 14 DSX1 Connections 15 PAU PMU Connector 15 PMX Connector 16 Specifications 18 Installation and Test 18 Required Tools and Test Equipment 18 P...

Page 4: ...transit immediately report the extent of damage to the transportation company and to PairGain Order replacement equipment if necessary Check the packing list to ensure complete and accurate shipment o...

Page 5: ...rcuits alarm power and metallic test access All circuit boards are installed from the front of the shelf Interconnections for PG Plus units are located on the backplane at the rear of the shelf The PC...

Page 6: ...M transmit and receive buses and Serial Communications buses SCB for data transfer and intra shelf communications Individual clock data and synchronization buses originate from the PMX cards and termi...

Page 7: ...PMU that a line unit is not present and data should not be sent When installed each card pulls its line low Figure 3 Communication Line Between PAU PMU and COLU Composite Clock Signals Composite clock...

Page 8: ...icable local codes Figure 4 PCS 719 Shelf Backplane The following sections identify each connector by type and function Information in Tables 2 through 20 can be used for diagnostic and troubleshootin...

Page 9: ...or each COLU slot J4 J15 where J4 corresponds to slot LU1 and J19 corresponds to slot LU16 Each COLU slot is also equipped with a second pair of HDSL wire wrap pins for future XDSL configurations Two...

Page 10: ...TDATB1 24 21 TSIGA1 TSIGB1 22 19 TSTTIP TSTRING 20 17 GND GND 18 15 BATA_L BATA_L 16 13 BATB_L BATB_L 14 11 12 9 HTIPA1 HTIPB1 10 7 HRINGA1 HRINGB1 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT1 4WRXR1 4 1 4WTXT1 4WTXR1 2...

Page 11: ...20 17 GND GND 18 15 BATA_L BATA_L 16 13 BATB_L BATB_L 14 11 12 9 HTIPA3 HTIPB3 10 7 HRINGA3 HRINGB3 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT3 4WRXR3 4 1 4WTXT3 4WTXR3 2 Table 5 COLU 4 J7 Connector Pinouts Pin Assignme...

Page 12: ...20 17 GND GND 18 15 BATA_L BATA_L 16 13 BATB_L BATB_L 14 11 12 9 HTIPA5 HTIPB5 10 7 HRINGA5 HRINGB5 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT5 4WRXR5 4 1 4WTXT5 4WTXR5 2 Table 7 COLU 6 J9 Connector Pinouts Pin Assignme...

Page 13: ...20 17 GND GND 18 15 BATA_H BATA_H 16 13 BATB_H BATB_H 14 11 12 9 HTIPA7 HTIPB7 10 7 HRINGA7 HRINGB7 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT7 4WRXR7 4 1 4WTXT7 4WTXR7 2 Table 9 COLU 8 J11 Connector Pinouts Pin Assignm...

Page 14: ...ND 18 15 BATA_H BATA_H 16 13 BATB_H BATB_H 14 11 12 9 HTIPA9 HTIPB9 10 7 HRINGA9 HRINGB9 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT9 4WRXR9 4 1 4WTXT9 4WTXR9 2 Table 11 COLU 10 J13 Connector Pinouts Pin Assignment Assig...

Page 15: ...ND GND 18 15 BATA_H BATA_H 16 13 BATB_H BATB_H 14 11 12 9 HTIPA11 HTIPB11 10 7 HRINGA11 HRINGB11 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT11 4WRXR11 4 1 4WTXT11 4WTXR11 2 Table 13 COLU 12 J15 Connector Pinouts Pin Assi...

Page 16: ...ND GND 18 15 BATA_H BATA_H 16 13 BATB_H BATB_H 14 11 12 9 HTIPA13 HTIPB13 10 7 HRINGA13 HRINGB13 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT13 4WRXR13 4 1 4WTXT13 4WTXR13 2 Table 15 COLU 14 J17 Connector Pinouts Pin Assi...

Page 17: ...B15 24 21 TSIGA15 TSIGB15 22 19 TSTTIP TSTRING 20 17 GND GND 18 15 BATA_H BATA_H 16 13 BATB_H BATB_H 14 11 12 9 HTIPA15 HTIPB15 10 7 HRINGA15 HRINGB15 8 5 FGND FGND 6 3 4WRXT15 4WRXR15 4 1 4WTXT15 4WT...

Page 18: ...th normally open NO and normally closed NC relay operation is supported Figure 5 shows the configuration of the alarm relays Figure 5 Alarm Relay Contacts from PAU to Wire Wrap Field OS Interface The...

Page 19: ...MJRAUDNO MJRAUDCOM MJRAUDNC 31 MJRVISNO MJRVISCOM MJRVISNC 30 MNRAUDNO MNRAUDCOM MNRAUDNC 29 MNRVISNO MNRVISCOM MNRVISNC 28 CRITAUDNO CRITAUDCOM CRITAUDNC 27 CRITVISNO CRITVISCOM CRITVISNC 26 SYSNO S...

Page 20: ...ATA9 RDATA10 24 RSIGA6 RSIGA7 RSIGA8 RSIGA9 RSIGA10 23 TDATA6 TDATA7 TDATA8 TDATA9 TDATA10 22 TSIGA6 TSIGA7 TSIGA8 TSIGA9 TSIGA10 21 CLKA6 CLKA7 CLKA8 CLKA9 FSYNCA10 20 FSYNCA6 FSYNCA7 FSYNCA8 FSYNCA9...

Page 21: ...21 CLKB6 CLKB7 CLKB8 CLKB9 FSYNCB10 20 FSYNCB6 FSYNCB7 FSYNCB8 FSYNCB9 CLKB10 19 GND GND GND GND GND 18 RDATB11 RDATB12 RDATB13 RDATB14 RDATB15 17 RSIGB11 RSIGB12 RSIGB13 RSIGB14 RSIGB15 16 TDATB11 T...

Page 22: ...CO battery This voltage must be fused on a fuse panel in the CO The fuse rating depends on the powering option used MOUNTING Attach the COTS to the selected position in the 23 inch equipment frame Di...

Page 23: ...the cables along the sides of the frame per local practices CONNECTIONS Ground Connections Two Frame Ground termination points are provided on the COTS The J22 and TB1 FGND Frame Ground termination p...

Page 24: ...the card slots by way of screw terminals The shelf can be wired for redundant powering split powering or single source powering depending upon requirements The following sections describe the three p...

Page 25: ...osition jumper in half then cut out a small strip to ensure a gap between the two pieces when they are replaced see Figure 6 4 Replace the two pieces on the TB1 block connecting TB1 1 to TB1 2 with on...

Page 26: ...mper refer to Figure 6 and discard 3 Connect a wire to the 48A LOW terminal of TB1 see Figure 7 Connect the opposite end of this wire to the A CO battery supply at the fuse panel 4 Connect a wire to t...

Page 27: ...ng 1 Ensure that the ground connection is in place 2 Connect a wire to the 48A LOW terminal at TB1 Figure 8 Connect the opposite end of this wire to the 48 V dc CO battery supply at the fuse panel 3 C...

Page 28: ...remote ACO switch is to be wired refer to the External ACO Connection section for wire wrap pin field location Figure 9 Alarm Relay Wire Wrap Field Table 21 Alarm Relay Wire Wrap Field Normally Open...

Page 29: ...Tip Ring LU1 POTS1 POTS1 POTS1 POTS P1 26 P1 1 POTS2 POTS2 POTS2 P1 27 P1 2 POTS3 POTS3 POTS3 P1 28 P1 3 POTS4 POTS4 ISDN ISDN1 ISDN P1 29 P1 4 POTS5 ISDN2 P1 30 P1 5 POTS6 P1 31 P1 6 LU2 POTS1 POTS1...

Page 30: ...4 POTS5 ISDN2 P2 30 P2 5 POTS6 P2 31 P2 6 LU6 POTS1 POTS1 POTS1 POTS P2 32 P2 7 POTS2 POTS2 POTS2 P2 33 P2 8 POTS3 POTS3 POTS3 P2 34 P2 9 POTS4 POTS4 ISDN ISDN1 ISDN P2 35 P2 10 POTS5 ISDN2 P2 36 P2 1...

Page 31: ...POTS5 ISDN2 P3 30 P3 5 POTS6 P3 31 P3 6 LU10 POTS1 POTS1 POTS1 POTS P3 32 P3 7 POTS2 POTS2 POTS2 P3 33 P3 8 POTS3 POTS3 POTS3 P3 34 P3 9 POTS4 POTS4 ISDN ISDN1 ISDN P3 35 P3 10 POTS5 ISDN2 P3 36 P3 11...

Page 32: ...POTS5 ISDN2 P4 30 P4 5 POTS6 P4 31 P4 6 LU14 POTS1 POTS1 POTS1 POTS P4 32 P4 7 POTS2 POTS2 POTS2 P4 33 P4 8 POTS3 POTS3 POTS3 P4 34 P4 9 POTS4 POTS4 ISDN ISDN1 ISDN P4 35 P4 10 POTS5 ISDN2 P4 36 P4 1...

Page 33: ...NG18 TIP18 43 19 RING19 TIP19 44 20 RING20 TIP20 45 21 RING21 TIP21 46 22 RING22 TIP22 47 23 RING23 TIP23 48 24 RING24 TIP24 49 25 FGND FGND 50 Table 27 P2 Telco Connector Pin Assignment Assignment Pi...

Page 34: ...42 18 RING66 TIP66 43 19 RING67 TIP67 44 20 RING68 TIP68 45 21 RING69 TIP69 46 22 RING70 TIP70 47 23 RING71 TIP71 48 24 RING72 TIP72 49 25 FGND FGND 50 Table 29 P4 Telco Connector Pin Assignment Assi...

Page 35: ...40 9 4WTXR5 4WTXT5 41 10 4WRXR5 4WRXT5 42 11 4WTXR6 4WTXT6 43 12 4WRXR6 4WRXT6 44 13 4WTXR7 4WTXT7 45 14 4WRXR7 4WRXT7 46 15 4WTXR8 4WTXT8 47 16 4WRXR8 4WRXT8 48 17 4WTXR9 4WTXT9 49 18 4WRXR9 4WRXT9...

Page 36: ...on the composite clock pins To terminate the clock leads from the Telco Timing Source Generator to the COTS backplane 1 Connect CC1TIP to one terminal of TERM 1 and CC1RING to the other terminal on T...

Page 37: ...for J4 J19 correspond to the COLU slot number In Figure 11 DSL_A 1 is for the primary HDSL connection to COLU slot 1 LU1 For COLU slot 16 LU16 the wire wrap pin label would read DSL_A 16 To make the w...

Page 38: ...wer to the COTS Observe that the fuses hold when installed 3 Verify that there is between 42 V dc and 56 V dc between each of the 48 V dc terminals and GND on TB1 on the COTS backplane 4 Measure the d...

Page 39: ...nit without cost during this period if the unit is found to be defective for any reason other than abuse or incorrect use or installation Do not try to repair the unit If it fails replace it with anot...

Page 40: ...onal Electrical Code ABBREVIATIONS ACO Alarm Cut Off A switch used to silence audible alarms AWG American Wire Gauge CO Central Office COLU Central Office Line Unit PG Plus HDSL Interface Unit COTS Ce...

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