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    ND-46550 (E) I SSUE 2 ST OCK # 151944 Remote PI M System Manual ® SEPTEMBE R, 1998 NEC America, Inc.[...]

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    LIABI LI TY DISCLAIM ER NEC America Inc. reserves the right to change the specifications, functions, or features, at any time , without notice. NEC Ame rica Inc. has p r e pared this docum ent for use by its em- ployees and cus tomers. The information contain ed herein is the property of NE C America Inc. and shall not be reprod uced without prior [...]

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    ND-46550 (E) I SSUE 2 SEPTEMBE R, 1998 NEAX2000 IVS Rem ote P IM Sy st em Man ual TABLE OF CONTENTS Pa ge LIST OF FI G URES.. ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... ... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ... ..... .... ..... .. ..... .. ..... ..... ..... .. .... iii LIST OF TAB L ES .... ..... .. ..... ..... ....[...]

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    T ABLE OF CONTENTS N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e i i Re v ision 2.0 TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED) Pag e 2.2.6 Mounti ng o f Line /Trun k Card o n Smal l Pl atform PIM ... ..... .. ..... ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... .. ..... ..... ..... .. .... 45 2.2.7 Moun ting of Line/Trunk Card on 1000 IVS PIM . .................................................. .. [...]

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    N D-46550 (E) LIST OF FIGURES Page iii Revisi o n 2. 0 LIST OF FIGURES Figu re T itle Pa g e 2-1 Remote PIM System Ou tlin e .... ..... ..... .... ... ..... .... ..... .. ..... ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... ... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .. ..... .... .. 3 2-2 Syste m Config urati on ... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ... ..... .... ..... .[...]

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    LIST OF FIGURES N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e i v Re v ision 2.0 LIST OF FIGURES (CONTINUED) Figu re T itle Pa g e 3-33 Connec tion of 25-Pair C able and PZ-8PFT A ....................... .......................... . ............... .. ................ ... 57 3-34 Mounting PZ-8PFT A Ca rd to PI M . ... ....... .......... ....... .. .......... ....... .. .[...]

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    N D-46550 (E) LIST O F T ABLES Pa g e v Revisi o n 2. 0 LIST OF T ABLES Ta b l e T i t l e Pa g e 2-1 PIM Co nfigu ratio n ....... .. ..... ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... ... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ... .... ..... ..... .. ..... ..... .... ... ..... .. ..... .... .. 4 2-2 Requi red E quipmen t ... ..... ..... .. ..... .... ..... .. ..[...]

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    LIST OF T ABLES N D-46550 (E) Pa g e v i Re v ision 2.0 This pa ge i s for your not e s.[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 1 Pa g e 1 Revisi o n 2. 0 CHAPTER 1 INTRO DUCTION 1. OUTLINE OF THIS MANU AL This manual provide s the system descri ption and ins tallatio n procedur e for pro viding the Remote PIM Syste m to the NEAX2000 IVS. 2. REFERENCE MANU ALS Refer t o th e fo l lowing manuals f or addit ional infor mation on eq uipment and programm[...]

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    CHAPTER 1 ND -46550 (E) Pa g e 2 Re vi s io n 2. 0 This pa ge i s for your not e s.[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 2 Pa g e 3 Revisi o n 2. 0 CHAPTER 2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 1. SYSTEM OUTLINE Remote P IMs can be installe d separa tely in the sa me building or betwe en the offices via th e Public Switc hing Telephone Network (PSTN). The cust omers in the remote sit e can use t he sa me s ervice f eatures as in the main site. Rem ote PIMs ar [...]

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    CHAPTER 2 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 4 Re v ision 2.0 2. PIM CONFIGURA TION One PIM can b e i nstalled r espe ctively a s a re mote s ite. A maximum of 3 remote site s can be provi ded. The numbe r of re mote s ites dete rmin es the num ber of PIMs in one syst em. T a bl e 2-1 shows the availa ble P IM configur ation for the Re mo t e PI M Sy ste m. T [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 2 Pa g e 5 Revisi o n 2. 0 3. SYSTEM CONFIGURA TION Figure 2-2 shows the syste m c onfi guration. Figure 2-2 System Config uration TDSW DAIA 1 (FP1) DAIC 1 DAIC 2 DAIB (FP1) DAIC 1 DAIC 2 DAIA 2 (FP2) DAIC 3 DAIC 4 DAIB (FP2) DAIC 3 DAIC 4 DAIA 3 (FP3) DAIC 5 DAIC 6 FP0 MP DAIB (FP3) DAIC 5 Line/TRK Line/TRK Line/TRK DAIC 6 [...]

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    CHAPTER 2 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 6 Re v ision 2.0 4. REQ UIRE D EQ UIP MENT Table 2- 2 shows the requi red equ ipment f or establi shing the Remote PIM Syste m. T abl e 2-2 Requi red Equipment EQUI PM ENT NAME DESCRIPT ION SN1308 PIM P-A (PIM Q -UA) Por t Int erfac e M odule for Small Platfor m Syste m/Re mote PIM system (rem ote s ite ) A PIM prov[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 2 Pa g e 7 Revisi o n 2. 0 PN-DAIC ( DAIC Card) Digi tal Int erface Cha nne l Expansi on Card. This card provide s the 1.5Mbps (24 channel ) digi tal inter face . 1 through 6 DAIC cards can be provide d at main site. In Remote PIM, 2 DAIC c ards ca n be provided. Small Platfor m P IM: up to 64 line/t runks can be accommodate[...]

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    CHAPTER 2 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 8 Re v ision 2.0 5. SYSTEM CAP A CITY Table 2- 3 shows the system capac ity. Note 1: 1 port is used for the cont r ol signalin g c hannel. Note 2: This number r efers to the maximum number of r e mote o ffic es . The r e mote offi ce c an h av e only o ne r e- mote PIM. Note 3: When the main site consis ts of 7 or 8[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 2 Pa g e 9 Revisi o n 2. 0 6. SYSTEM CONDITIONS For pr oviding the Remote PIM Syst em to the NEAX2000 IVS, obser ve the followi ng conditions : (1) The main s ite must be the NEAX2000 I VS. The Small Platfo r m S y stem cannot be the main site. The main site must be a medium pla tform (320 ports) or a lar ge platf orm (512 p[...]

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    CHAPTER 2 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 1 0 Re v ision 2.0 7. TI ME SLO T ALLO CA TION One t ime slot of the last 2 4 time sl ots pr ovided by th e DAIA-DAI B c on ne cti on is us ed for the cont rol si gnaling cha n n els. Fi gure 2- 3 sho ws a n example of time slot allocati on when mounting 8 port cards to the Small Platform PIM. Figure 2-3 Time Slot A[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 2 Pa g e 1 1 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figu re 2-4 Tim e S lo t Al lo ca tio n ( C on t inu ed) LT00 LT01 LT02 LT03 LT04 LT05 LT06 LT07 LT08 LT09 LT10 DAIC 0 DAIC 1 DAIB DAIC 0 DAIC 1 DAIA TDSW • 23 time slots for Line/Trunks • 1 time slot for control signaling channel Note • 24 time slots for Line/Trunks • 24 time slots for L[...]

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    CHAPTER 2 ND -46550 (E) Pa g e 1 2 Re vi s io n 2. 0 This pa ge i s for your not e s.[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 1 3 Revisi o n 2. 0 CHAPTER 3 INST ALLA TION 1. PRECA UTION IN HANDLING When h andling cards, the i nstaller must we ar a g rounded wr ist s trap to protec t the circuit ca r d from sta tic elect rici ty, and the inst alle r must engage in the work on a grounde d conduct ive work su rfac e. Figure 3-1 illus trates t[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 1 4 Re v ision 2.0 Figure 3-1 Static El ectricity G uar d (Continued) The symbol shown in Fi gure 3-2 de signates pr ocedures in whic h circuit cards are h andled. When engaging in such work, the inst aller must be careful not to cause damage by stati c e lectr icity. Figure 3-2 Static-Sensi t ive Attention Symb ol [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 1 5 Revisi o n 2. 0 When pluggi ng or unplugging the c ir c uit car d, alwa ys hold the ci r cuit c ard by its edge. If you t ouc h anot he r area , you may be exposed to hazardo us volta ges. CAUTION CARD FRONT Ne ver t ou ch c omp on en ts or so lder ed su rfa c e wi th ba re ha nds. PBX[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 1 6 Re v ision 2.0 2. I NS T ALLA TION PR O CEDURE Install the Remote PIM System accor ding to the followi ng procedure. Fi gure 3-3 and Figure 3-4 show the insta llation procedure for the main s ite and the re mote sit e. Figure 3-3 Installation Pr o ced ure for Main Site Switch Se tting of DAIA Ca rd STA RT Moun t[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 1 7 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figure 3-4 Installation Procedure for Remo te Site Cab le Runn in g to MDF * END START Mou nting o f DAI B Ca rd Un pa ckin g* Mar ki ng an d D ril ling* Swit ch Se tting of DAI B Ca rd Ter mina tio n of C able s on MD F* Co nn ec t io n be tw e en Main Site and Rem ote Site Sy st em I nit ia liz[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 1 8 Re v ision 2.0 2.1 Installat ion Pr ocedure f or Main Site 2.1.1 S witc h Setting of D AIA Card (1) Location of Lamps, Switche s, and Connectors ( see Fig ure 3-5 ) Figure 3-5 PN-D AIA Car d A TTE NTION Cont ents Static S ensitive Handling Pre caut ion s Requir ed BUS CN SENSE RUN MB SW1 PCM1 LIN K RED RMT LOOP [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 1 9 Revisi o n 2. 0 (2) Lamp Indi cations (see Tabl e 3-1 ) T a ble 3-1 Lamp Indications on PN-D AIA Car d LAMP NAME COLOR FUNCTION R UN Green F l as hes at 120 IPM while this c ard is ope rating normally . LINK Gre en Lights when a link between this card and a dista nt of fic e is connected normally . Goes out afte[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 2 0 Re v ision 2.0 (3) Switch S ettings In Table 3-2 , t he fi gure in th e SWITCH N AME colu mn and t he posit ion in in the S ETTING POSI- TION column indica te the sta ndard setting of the switch. When the switch is not se t a s sho wn by the figur e and , the settin g of the switc h v aries with the syste m conc[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 2 1 Revisi o n 2. 0 SW2 (Dip SW) 1 ON Cont r ol cha nnel s ignaling da ta transm ission speed: 48 Kbps Control c hannel s ignaling data t ransmiss ion speed: 64 Kbps 2O N DTI fra m e confi gurati on: 12-Mu lti Fra me DTI fra m e confi gurati on: 24-Mu lti Fra me 3O N Line code: AMI with ZCS Line co de: B8 ZS 4 ON Se[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 2 2 Re v ision 2.0 Note 1: Set the g r oove on the switc h knob to the desir ed switc h p osition. Note 2: Since D AIA ca r d acts lik e an FP , the SW1 for D AIA in FPs cannot be set to the same number . Note 3: When power is on, fl ip MB switc h to ON (UP positi on) befor e plugging/ unpluggin g the cir cuit car d[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 2 3 Revisi o n 2. 0 2.1.2 Mount ing of D AIA Card STEP 1: Set MB s witc h on the D AIA card to up positi on. STEP 2: Mount D A IA card in the AP slots (AP0-AP7) on the Main Site PIM0-PIM5 . A maximum o f thr ee D AIA cards can be m ounted. F igure 3-6 sho ws the mounting loc ation of the D AIA card. On the multi ple[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 2 4 Re v ision 2.0 2.1.3 S witc h Setting of D AIC Card (1) Location of Lamps, Switche s, and Connectors ( See Figur e 3-7 .) Figure 3-7 PN-D AIC Car d TBUS CN RUN MB SW1 RBUS LINK RED RMT LOOP PWR BL SW2 SW3[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 2 5 Revisi o n 2. 0 (2) Lamp Indi cations (See T able 3-4 .) (3) Switch S ettings T abl e 3-4 Lamp Indi cations on PN-D AIC Car d LAMP NAME COLOR FUNCTION R UN Gr e en F lashes at 120 I PM while this card is o perating normall y . LINK Green Lights when the follo wing connect ions are normal. • Control c hannel li[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 2 6 Re v ision 2.0 SW2 (Dip SW) 1 Not used 2 ON DTI fr ame conf igura tion: 12-Multi Fram e DTI fr ame conf igura tion: 24-Multi Fram e 3 ON Line code : AMI wi th ZCS Line code : B8ZS 4 Not used 5 Not used 6 Not used 7 Not used 8 Not used T a ble 3-5 Switch Settings on P N-D AIC Car d (Contin ued) SWITCH NAME SW ITC[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 2 7 Revisi o n 2. 0 In Table 3-5 , the f igure in the SW ITC H N AME column and t he positi on in in the SETTING POSITION column indic ate the standar d setting of the switch. When the swit ch is not set as sho w n by the figure and , the setti ng o f the switc h varies with the system conc erned. Note: When the pow[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 2 8 Re v ision 2.0 2.1.4 Mount ing of D AIC Card STEP 1: Set MB s witch o n the D AIC car d to up position . STEP 2: Mount D A IC card in the AP slots (AP0-AP7) to the L T slot (L T09) on the Main S ite PIM0-P IM5. A maximum of six D AIC cards can be mounted. After mounting the card, set MB switch to down pos ition [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 2 9 Revisi o n 2. 0 2.1.5 B US Cable Connection (1) Cable conne ction between B US Card and th e D AIA C a rd Connect t he DAIA card to the BUS card by t he RMT PCM-0.3 CA and 17 -TW-0.3 CONN CA-A, a s shown in Figure 3-9 . Note: Up to thr ee DAI A car ds can be connected dir e ctly by a daisy c hain connection on o[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 3 0 Re v ision 2.0 (2) Cable Connection be tween D AIA Card and D AI C Card Connect the DAIC card to the DAIA card by the 48-TW-0.2 CONN CA, as shown in F i gur e 3 - 10 . Figure 3-10 D AI A -D A IC Cable Co nnection (1) 1-PIM Conf iguration : R MT PC M -0.3 C A : 1 7-TW-0.3 CONN CA- A DAIC BUS • Whe n mo un ti n [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 3 1 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figure 3-11 DAIA-D AI C Cable Con nection ( Continued) (2 ) M u lti pl e P IM Co nfi gura tio n : R MT PC M -0.3 C A DAIC BUS • Whe n m oun tin g 1 DAI A car d an d 2 DA I C c ard s on u pp er PIM • When mount ing 2 DA I A car ds an d 4 DA I C car ds on 2 PI Ms CN2 CN1 : 4 8-TW -0 .2 CONN CA [...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 3 2 Re v ision 2.0 Figure 3-12 DAIA-D AI C Cable Con nection ( Continued) (2 ) M u lti pl e P IM Co nfi gura tio n (co ntin ued) : RMT PCM -0.3 CA DAIC BUS • When mount ing 3 DA I A car ds an d 4 DA I C car ds on 2 PI Ms • When mount ing 3 DA I A car ds an d 5 DA I C car ds on 2 PI Ms CN2 CN1 : 48 -TW-0.2 C ONN [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 3 3 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figure 3-13 DAIA-D AI C Cable Con nection ( Continued) (2 ) M u lti pl e P IM Co nfi gura tio n (co ntin ued) DAIC BUS • When mount ing 3 DA I A car ds an d 6 DA I C car ds on l ast P I M CN2 CN1 DAIA CN1 CN2 PIM0 DA I C TBU S RBUS L AST PI M : R MT P CM- 0.3 C A : 48-TW-0.2 CONN CA : 48 TW-0.7[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 3 4 Re v ision 2.0 2.2 Installat ion Pr ocedure f or Remote Sit e 2.2.1 S witc h Setting of D AIB Card (1) Location of Lamps, Switche s, and Connectors ( see F i gur e 3 - 14 ) Figure 3-14 P N-D AIB Car d A TTE NTION Contents Static S ensitive Ha ndling Pre caut ions Re qui red BUS CN SEN SE RUN MB SW1 LIN K RED RMT[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 3 5 Revisi o n 2. 0 (2) Lamp Indi cations (see Tabl e 3-6 ) T abl e 3-6 Lamp Indi cations on PN-D AIB Car d LAMP NAME COL O R FUNCTION R UN Green F l as hes at 120 I PM while this c ard is ope rating normally . LINK Green Lights wh en a li nk bet we en this card and a dist a nt of fice is c onnected n or- mally . Go[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 3 6 Re v ision 2.0 (3) Switch S ettings In Table 3-7 , t he fi gure in th e SWITCH N AME colu mn and t he posit ion in in the S ETTING POSI- TION column indica te the sta ndard setting of the switch. When the switch is not se t a s sho wn by the figur e and , the settin g of the switc h v aries with the syste m conc[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 3 7 Revisi o n 2. 0 SW2 (Dip SW) 1 ON Control c hannel s ignaling data t ransmissi on speed: 48 Kbps Control c hannel s ignaling data t ransmissi on speed: 64 Kbps 2O N DTI frame configura tion: 12-Mul ti Frame DTI frame configura tion: 24-Mul ti Frame 3O N L i ne c o de : AM I wi th Z C S L i ne c o de : B 8Z S 4 O[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 3 8 Re v ision 2.0 Note: When the power is on, flip the MB switc h to ON ( UP position ) befor e plugging/ unplugging th e cir cuit c ar d. SW3 (Dip SW) 1 Set the equalize r according to the cable len gth between the syste m a nd the CSU. OFF 2 OFF 3 OFF 4 Always set to OFF . JPS (Jumper pin) UP N eut ral gr ounding[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 3 9 Revisi o n 2. 0 2.2.2 Mount ing of D AIB Card STEP 1: Set MB s witch o n the D AIB car d to up position . STEP 2: Mount D A IB card in the MP slot on the Remote PIM. STEP 3: After mounting the card, set MB switch to down pos ition . Fi gure 3 -15 Moun ti ng Loca tio n of D AIB Car d A TTE NTION Contents Static S[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 4 0 Re v ision 2.0 Fig ure 3- 16 Moun tin g Loc atio n of DAIB Card (Co nti nued ) A TTE NTION Contents Static S ensitive Ha ndling Pre caut ions Re qui red Re mote PIM DAIB CARD LT 00 LT 01 LT 02 LT 03 LT 04 LT 05 LT 06 LT 07 LT 08 MP P W R • 10 00 IVS[...]

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    N D - 4 655 0 ( E) CHAPTE R 3 P a g e 4 1 R e vis i o n 2 . 0 2 . 2 . 3 S w i tc h S e t t ing of D AI C C a r d R efer to C h a pt er 3 , S ec tion 2 . 1.3 . 2 . 2 . 4 Moun t ing of D AI C C a r d S TEP 1: S e t M B s wit c h o n D A I C c a r d t o up p osit i on. S TEP 2: M o u nt D A IC ca r d in th e AP slot on th e Re m ot e P I M . A m a xi [...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 4 2 Re v ision 2.0 Fig ure 3-18 Moun tin g Lo cat io n of DAIC Card (Re m ote PIM ) (Co nt inu ed) A TTE NTION Contents Static S ensitive Ha ndling Pre caut ions Re qui red Re mote PIM DAIC CARD LT 00 LT 01 LT 02 LT 03 LT 04/ AP0 0 LT 05/ AP0 1 LT 06/ AP0 2 LT 07/ AP0 3 LT 08/ AP0 4 MP P W R • 10 00 IVS[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 4 3 Revisi o n 2. 0 Fig ure 3-19 Moun tin g Lo cat io n of DAIC Card (Re m ote PIM ) (Co nt inu ed) A TTE NTION Contents Static S ensitive Ha ndling Pre caut ions Re qui red Remote PIM DAIC CA RD LT00 LT01 LT02 LT03 LT04 LT05 LT 14/ AP4 LT 13/ AP3 LT 12/ AP2 LT 11/ AP1 LT 10/ AP0 P W R • PIM N - UB LT06 LT07 LT08 [...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 4 4 Re v ision 2.0 2.2.5 B US Cable Connection Connect the DAI B ca r d to the DAIC card by the 4 8-TW-0.2 C ONN CA, as sho wn in Figure 3- 20 . Figure 3-20 D A IB -D A IC Cable Connection DAIC DAIB TB US RBUS BUS • W he n mo unt ing 1 DA IC c a rd : 48-TW-0.2 CONN CA DAIC DAIB TBUS RBUS BUS DAIC • Whe n mo unti[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 4 5 Revisi o n 2. 0 2.2.6 Mount ing of Line/T runk Car d on Sm all Platf orm PIM Mount the Lin e/Trunk car ds in the fol lowing slots on the R emote PIM. Connect t he line c ables ref err ing t o Figure 3-21 through Fi gure 3-23 and Table 3- 8 . Figu re 3- 21 M o unt i ng Loca tion of Lin e/ T ru nk C ard (Sm al l P[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 4 6 Re v ision 2.0 Figure 3 -22 Location of E ach LEN (Small Platform) 0135 0134 0133 0132 0131 0130 0129 0128 0143 0142 0141 0140 0139 0138 0137 0136 0151 0150 0149 0148 0147 0146 0145 0144 0159 0158 0157 0156 0155 0154 0153 0152 0167 0166 0165 0164 0163 0162 0161 0160 0175 0174 0173 0172 0171 0170 0169 0168 0183 0[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 4 7 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figu re 3 -23 L T C C onn ect or P in Ar rang e me nt (Smal l Pl atform) L TC0 (FP1 ) (FP2) (FP3) 26 1 LE N0128 /0 256 /0384 LT 0 0 27 2 0129 /0257 /038 5 28 3 0130 /0258 /038 6 29 4 0131 /0259 /038 7 30 5 0132 /0260 /038 8 31 6 0133 /0261 /038 9 32 7 0134 /0262 /039 0 33 8 0135 /0263 /039 1 34 9[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 4 8 Re v ision 2.0 2.2.7 Mount ing of Line/T runk Car d on 1000 IVS PIM Mount the Lin e/Trunk car ds in the fol lowing slots on the R emote PIM. Connect t he line c ables ref err ing t o Figure 3-24 through Fi gure 3-26 and Table 3- 9 . Figure 3-24 Mounti ng Location of Line/T runk Card (1000 IVS) T ab le 3-9 L TC C[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 4 9 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figure 3-25 Location of Each L EN (1000 IVS) 0191 0190 0189 0188 0187 0186 0185 0184 0135 0134 0133 0132 0131 0130 0129 0128 0143 0142 0141 0140 0139 0138 0137 0136 0151 0150 0149 0148 0147 0146 0145 0144 0159 0158 0157 0156 0155 0154 0153 0152 0159 0158 0157 0156 0167 0166 0165 0164 0163 0162 01[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 5 0 Re v ision 2.0 Figure 3-26 L TC Con nec tor Pin Arra ngem en t (1000 IVS) L TC0 (FP1 ) (FP2) (FP3) 26 1 LE N0128 /0 256 /0384 LT 0 1 27 2 0129 /0257 /038 5 28 3 0130 /0258 /038 6 29 4 0131 /0259 /038 7 30 5 0132 /0260 /038 8 31 6 0133 /0261 /038 9 32 7 0134 /0262 /039 0 33 8 0135 /0263 /039 1 34 9 0136 /0264 /03[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 5 1 Revisi o n 2. 0 2.2.8 Mount ing of Line /T runk Car d on PIM N - UB (64 port PIM) Mounting of Line/Tr unk cards in the slots on the Remote PI M . Connec t the l ine cables referr ing t o F i gure 3-27 through Figure 3-29 and Table 3-10 . Figu re 3-27 M o unting L oca tion o f L ine/ T ru nk Card T a ble 3-1 0 L [...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 5 2 Re v ision 2.0 Figur e 3-28 L o cati on of Each LEN (PI M N_UB) • When o pposit e D AIA ca rd is s et to FP No .1: 0131 01 35 0139 0143 0147 01 51 0155 0159 0193 016 7 0171 0175 0179 018 3 0187 0191 0130 01 34 0138 0142 0146 01 50 0154 0158 0162 016 6 0170 0174 0178 018 2 0186 0190 0129 01 33 0137 0141 0145 01[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 5 3 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figur e 3-2 9 L TC Conne c tor P in Ar ra ng e m e nt (PI M B - UB) L TC0 (FP1 ) ( FP2) ( FP3) 26 1 L EN012 8 /0256 /0384 LT 0 0 27 2 0129 /0257 / 0385 28 3 0130 /0258 / 0386 29 4 0131 /0259 / 0387 30 5 0132 /0260 / 0388 31 6 0133 /0261 / 0389 32 7 0134 /0262 / 0390 33 8 0135 /0263 / 0391 34 9 01[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 5 4 Re v ision 2.0 2.2.9 P ower F ailur e T ransfer ( PFT) The PN- AUCA card or the P Z-8PFTA ca r d ca n be use d a s the P FT card at th e r e mote si te. (1) When usi ng PN-A UCA card • Figure 3-30 sho ws an outline of a PFT (PN-A UC A) connection. • Figure 3-31 s ho ws the M DF cross c onnection for a PFT ( [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 5 5 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figure 3-31 M D F Cr oss Connection f or PFT (PN-A UCA) 1 26 2 27 3 28 4 29 5 30 6 31 7 32 8 33 C.O.R0 C.O.T0 C.O.R1 C.O.T1 PN-4COT 1 26 2 27 3 28 4 29 TO STATI ON St a . R0 S ta. T0 St a . R1 S ta. T1 MDF PIM0 PN-AUC A LT0 0 5 30 6 31 7 32 8 33 JP LT C0 4Q-TW -0.3 CONN CA LT0 1 LE N0 00 0 ( No. [...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 5 6 Re v ision 2.0 Figure 3-31 MDF Cr oss Con nec tion f or PFT (PN-A UCA) (Continu ed ) Note 1: The No. 2 and No. 3 c i r cuits in the PN-4CO T car d c annot be used with the PFT funct ion. Note 2: When usi ng Gr ound Start tr unks with the PFT functi on, the sing le line stations must have a gr ound send- ing bu t[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 5 7 Revisi o n 2. 0 • Install the PZ-8PFT A card to the PIM according to the fol lowin g st eps . STEP 1: Connect th e champ connec tors of 25-pair cabl es to the PFT0 and PFT1 connec tors o n the PZ-8 P FT A card as sho wn in Figure 3-33 . The n, secure them t o each oth er using scre ws a nd tie wraps. Figure 3-[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 5 8 Re v ision 2.0 STEP 2: Hook the PZ-8 PFT A card at t he f ront brack et on the PIM, an d se c ure them to ea c h ot her using sc r e ws and SP L wash e rs, a s sho wn in Figure 3-34 . Figu re 3-3 4 M ou nti ng P Z-8 PF T A Ca rd t o PI M SPL W ASHER SCREW PZ-8P FTA PIM + + + +[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 5 9 Revisi o n 2. 0 STEP 3: Connect the 25- pair cables on the MDF referri ng to Figure 3-35 and Figure 3 -36 . • Figure 3-35 s ho ws the P FT connect or pi n assignment for e ach PFT c ircuit number (No. 0 - No. 7). Figure 3-35 PFT Con nec tor Pin Assignmen t P FT0 PFT0 26 St a. T0 1 Sta. R0 2 7 4LC . T 0 2 4 LC.[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 6 0 Re v ision 2.0 • Figure 3-36 sho ws the MDF cross connection f or the No. 0 c irc uit on the PFT (PZ-8PFT A), as an examp le . Figure 3-36 MDF Cr oss Con nection for PF T (PZ- 8PFT A) TO S T A T I ON 28 3 27 2 29 4 26 1 27 2 28 3 26 1 29 4 JP LT 0 0 32 7 31 6 33 8 30 5 31 6 32 7 30 5 33 8 PN-4CO T LT 0 1 26 1 [...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 6 1 Revisi o n 2. 0 Fig ur e 3-36 MDF C ros s Co nn e ct io n for PFT (PZ-8P F T A ) (C on t inu ed) 3 L T C0 CONN ECT OR 2 PFT1 CONNECT OR 23 M J AL M 48 24 49 E 25 50 –27V 48 23 MJ ALM 49 E 24 50 –27V 25 PFT1 (J) 26 Sta. T 0 1 Sta. R 0 27 4L C. T 0 2 4L C. R 0 28 C.O. T 0 3 C.O. R 0 29 4COT . T0 4 4COT. R 0 T0[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 6 2 Re v ision 2.0 2.3 Connection Between Ma in Site a nd Remote Site 2.3.1 DTI Connection at Main Site (1) When using the L TC connector on BWB Connect th e cable to a C SU or directly to the Remo te PIM via the MDF as sho w n in F igure 3-37 . F igure 3- 38 s ho ws an exampl e of cable conne cti ons when the D AIA[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 6 3 Revisi o n 2. 0 Figure 3-38 Exam ple of DTI Cable Co nnection via L T C Conn ector 43 BA1 43 18 AA1 18 42 BA0 42 17 AA0 17 17 RA 42 RB 18 TA 43 TB 19 44 20 45 MDF PIM 0 P DAIA AP0 LTC 1 J SEN D RE CE I VE TB TA RB RA TO CSU/ REMOTE PIM 34 33 32 T0-31 ➁ [L T10] ➀ ➀ LTC1 CONNECTOR 42 RB 17 RA 43 TB 18 TA 44 [...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 6 4 Re v ision 2.0 (2) When usi ng CN conne ctor on D AIA Card Connect th e cable to a C SU or dir ectly t o the Remote PIM via the CN conne ctor on the D AIA/D AIC card as shown in Figure 3 -39 . C onn ection of D AI C cards betwe en the Main PIM and the Remote PIM is a v ail able in the s ame manner as the D AIA-D[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 3 Pa g e 6 5 Revisi o n 2. 0 2.3.2 DTI Connection at Remote Site Connect the cable t o a CSU or dir ectly to t he Main PIM via the CN connecto r on the DAI B/DAIC card as shown in F i gure 3-40 . Connect ion of DAIC cards bet ween the Main PIM and the Remote PI M is avail able in the same manner a s the DAIA-DAIB conne ction[...]

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    CHAPTER 3 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 6 6 Re v ision 2.0 2. 4 MP Re set After mounti ng a ll DAIC card s and connecti ng be tween the mai n site and th e re mote site , press th e SW1 switch on the M P ca rd.[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 4 Pa g e 6 7 Revisi o n 2. 0 CHAPTER 4 TROUBLESHOO TING This chapte r describe s the m e t hod for fault dia gnosis and troubl e s hooting when maint enance personnel de tected the fault oc currence by lamp indicati on on DAI A, DAIB, a nd DAIC c ards. Fo r other system faults, refer t o the Maintenanc e Manual. Table 4-1 sh[...]

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    CHAPTER 4 N D- 4 6550 (E) Pa g e 6 8 Re v ision 2.0 PN-D AIB (D AIB) R UN lamp i s n ot flashi ng Abno rmal oper a tion of D AIB ca rd ➀ Reset MB swi tc h. (Do wn → Up → Do wn) ➁ If fault cannot be cleared, rep lace ca rd. LINK lamp is not on Layer 2 link connect ion fail ure between D AIA and DA I B ➀ Check whether cable bet ween D AIA a[...]

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    N D- 4 6550 (E) CHAPTER 4 Pa g e 6 9 Revisi o n 2. 0 PN-D AIC (D AIC) R UN lamp i s n ot flashi ng Abno rmal oper a tion of D AIC ca rd ➀ Reset MB swi tc h. (Do wn → Up → Do wn) ➁ If the fa ult can not be cleared, rep lace ca rd. LINK lamp is not on Layer 2 link connect ion fail ure between D AIA and DA I B ➀ Check whether cable bet ween [...]

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    CHAPTER 4 ND -46550 (E) Pa g e 7 0 Re vi s io n 2. 0 This pa ge i s for your not e s.[...]