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Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400/9400

Fundamentals—FP CablingReferenceRelease: PCR 9.1Document Revision: 03.02

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Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400/9400Release: PCR 9.1Publication: NN10600-172Document status: StandardDocument release date: 7 November 2008

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ContentsNew in this release 7Features 7Other changes 7

Updated a figure 7Added a note 7

Function processor cable connections 9

2-port STM-1 electrical FP cable connections 13

2-port STM-1 optical FP cable connections 15

3-port DS1 ATM FP cable connections 17Mapping between a 3-port DS1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors 17

3-port E1 ATM FP cable connections 19Mapping between a 3-port E1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors 19

4-port DS1 FP cable connections 23Mapping between a 4-port DS1 and termination panel connectors 23

4-port DS1 MVP-E FP cable connections 25Mapping between a 4-port DS1 MVP-E FP and termination panel connectors 25

4-port E1 FP cable connections 27Mapping between a 4-port E1 FP and termination panel connectors 27

4-port E1 MVP-E FP cable connections 31Mapping between a 4-port E1 MVP-E FP and termination panel connectors 31

8-port DS1 ATMFP cable connections 35Mapping between an 8-port DS1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors 35

8-port DS1 FP cable connections 39Mapping between an 8-port DS1 FP and termination panel connectors 39

8-port E1 ATM cable connections 43Mapping between an 8-port E1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors 43

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32-port E1 TDM FP cable connections 47

DS1 AAL1 FP cable connections 51Mapping between a DS1 AAL1 FP and termination panel connectors 51

DS1 or E1 MSA32 1-slot and 2-slot FP cable connections 53Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP and sparing panel connectors 54DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP cabling to termination or sparing panels 55Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA32 2-slot FP and sparing panel connectors 68DS1 or E1 MSA 2-slot FP cabling to termination or sparing panels 69DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot and 2-slot FPs sharing the same sparing panels 82

DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP cable connections 85Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP and sparing panel connectors 85DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP cabling to termination or sparing panels 86

DS1C FP cable connections 97Mapping between a DS1C FP and termination panel connectors 97

DS3 ATM FP cable connections 99

DS3 ATM IP FP cable connections 103

DS3 cable connections 105

DS3C cable connections 107

DS3C TDM FP cable connections 111

E1 AAL1 FP cable connections 113Mapping between an E1 AAL1 FP and termination panel connectors 113

E1C FP cable connections 117Mapping between an E1C FP and termination panel connectors 117

E3 ATM FP cable connections 121

E3 ATM IP FP cable connections 125

E3 FP cable connections 127Ferrite beads on E3 receive cable 129




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6-port Ethernet 10BaseT FP cable connections 131

Ethernet 100BaseT FP cable connections 133

HSSI FP cable connections 137

JT2 ATM FP cable connections 139

OC-3 ATM FP cable connections 141

OC-3 ATM IP cable connections 143

V.11 FP cable connections 145Mapping between V.11 FP and termination panel connectors 145

V.35 cable connections 149Mapping between a V.35 FP and termination panel connectors 149




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New in this releaseThe following sections detail what is new in Nortel Multiservice Switch7400/9400 Fundamentals—FP Cabling Reference (NN10600-172) for PCR9.1.

• "Features" (page 7)

• "Other changes" (page 7)

Attention: To ensure that you are using the most current versionof an NTP, check the current NTP list in Nortel Multiservice Switch7400/9400/15000/20000 New in this Release (NN10600-000).

FeaturesThere were no feature changes made to this document.

Other changesSee the following sections for information about changes that are notfeature-related:

• Updated NTP to fix formatting errors through out the document.

Updated a figureUpdated Figure 31 "RJ-45 sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP" (page 63) .

Added a noteAdded a note regarding the sparing panels below Figure 31 "RJ-45 sparingpanel one-for-n connections to a spare 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP"(page 63) .




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Function processor cable connectionsThe following sections specify cable connections between processor cards,their corresponding termination panels, and customer equipment. Thesections are listed alphabetically.

See Figure 1 "Types of cable connectors used by custom-made orprefabricated cable assemblies" (page 11) for the different types of cableconnectors used by Nortel Multiservice Switch equipment.

• "2-port STM-1 electrical FP cable connections" (page 13)

• "2-port STM-1 optical FP cable connections" (page 15)

• "3-port E1 ATM FP cable connections" (page 19)

• "4-port E1 MVP-E FP cable connections" (page 31)

• "4-port DS1 FP cable connections" (page 23)

• "4-port E1 FP cable connections" (page 27)

• "4-port DS1 MVP-E FP cable connections" (page 25)

• "8-port DS1 ATMFP cable connections" (page 35)

• "8-port DS1 FP cable connections" (page 39)

• "8-port E1 ATM cable connections" (page 43)

• "32-port E1 TDM FP cable connections" (page 47)

• "DS1 AAL1 FP cable connections" (page 51)

• "DS1 or E1 MSA32 1-slot and 2-slot FP cable connections" (page 53)

• "DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP cable connections" (page 85)

• "DS1C FP cable connections" (page 97)

• "DS3 ATM FP cable connections" (page 99)

• "DS3 ATM IP FP cable connections" (page 103)

• "DS3 cable connections" (page 105)

• "DS3C cable connections" (page 107)

• "DS3C TDM FP cable connections" (page 111)

• "E1 AAL1 FP cable connections" (page 113)




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• "E1C FP cable connections" (page 117)

• "E3 ATM FP cable connections" (page 121)

• "E3 ATM IP FP cable connections" (page 125)

• "E3 FP cable connections" (page 127)

• "6-port Ethernet 10BaseT FP cable connections" (page 131)

• "Ethernet 100BaseT FP cable connections" (page 133)

• "HSSI FP cable connections" (page 137)

• "JT2 ATM FP cable connections" (page 139)

• "OC-3 ATM IP cable connections" (page 143)

• "OC-3 ATM FP cable connections" (page 141)

• "OC-3 ATM FP cable connections" (page 141)

• "V.11 FP cable connections" (page 145)

• "V.35 cable connections" (page 149)




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Figure 1Types of cable connectors used by custom-made or prefabricated cable assemblies




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2-port STM-1 electrical FP cableconnections

The information in this section applies to both the 2-port STM-1 electricalATM IP FP (PEC NTNQ90AA) and the 2-port STM-1 electrical channelizedCES/ATM/IMA FP (PEC NTNQ91). The control cable of the FP providespower and the switchover capability when connected to the 2-port STM-1electrical 1:1 sparing panel (NTPS92AA). When far-end equipment otherthan the sparing panel is used, the control port cable is not used.

Figure 2 "Connections between a 2-port STM-1e ATM IP FP and a 2-portSTM-1e 1:1 sparing panel (NTPS92AA)" (page 14) shows where toconnect the SMB BT43 (SMZ) cable connectors.

CAUTIONRisk of equipment damageTo avoid damaging the center pin of the connector in thefaceplate of the NTNQ90AA card (2pSTM1eAtm FP) orNTNQ91AA card (2pSTM1eCh FP), attention should be paidwhile establishing a connection. The female (cable side)connector must be oriented and inserted carefully to prevent riskof damage to the center pin of the (faceplate mounted) maleplug.




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Figure 2Connections between a 2-port STM-1e ATM IP FP and a 2-port STM-1e 1:1 sparing panel(NTPS92AA)




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2-port STM-1 optical FP cableconnections

The NTPS96 cross-connect cable links two NTNQ96 2-port STM-1 opticalchannelized CES/ATM/IMA (2pSTM1Ch) FPs to provide 1+1 line andequipment protection on an Multiservice Switch 7400/9400. Note thatthe Laps component has to be provisioned in order to achieve line andequipment protection.

In this application, the NTPS96 sends cross-over traffic between two2pSTM1Ch FPs on an Multiservice Switch 7400/9400 platform becausethe Multiservice Switch 7400/9400 backplane does not have the mateinterface needed to provide cross-connect signals between cards for lineand equipment protection (like that on the Multiservice Switch 15000backplane).

The NTPS96 can be used only between adjacent 2pSTM1Ch FPs.Once the NTPS96 has been plugged into its socket, line protection isachieved between ports with the same instance numbers of adjacent FPs(for example, port 0 of one 2pSTM1Ch FP protects port 0 of the other2pSTM1Ch FP).

See Figure 3 "Connections for the NTPS96 cross-connect cable" (page 16)for the NTPS96 connections.




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Figure 3Connections for the NTPS96 cross-connect cable




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3-port DS1 ATM FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected to thetermination panel sparing connectors, whether or not they areprovisioned. Failure to do so will result in the termination paneldropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between a 3-port DS1 ATM FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the DS1ATM FP and its termination panel.

Table 1Mapping between a 3-port DS1 FP and termination panel connectors

Faceplate connector Termination panel port number

0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3




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18 3-port DS1 ATM FP cable connections

Figure 4Cable connections for a 3-port DS1 ATM FP to a termination panel and customer equipment




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3-port E1 ATM FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between a 3-port E1 ATM FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the E1 FPand its termination panels.

Table 2Mapping between a 3-port E1 FP and termination panel connectors

Type of termination panel Faceplateconnector

Termination panel portnumber

Balanced E1 ATM 0

1

0 and 1

2 and 3

Unbalanced E1 ATM 0

1

0 and 1 (TX and RX)

2 and 3 (TX and RX)




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20 3-port E1 ATM FP cable connections

Figure 5Connections for 3-port E1 ATM FP—balanced termination panel




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Mapping between a 3-port E1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors 21

Figure 6Connections for 3-port E1 ATM FP—unbalanced termination panel




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22 3-port E1 ATM FP cable connections




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4-port DS1 FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between a 4-port DS1 and termination panel connectorsThis table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the 4-portDS1 FP and its termination panel.

Table 3Mapping between a 4-port DS1 FP and termination panel connectors


0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3




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Figure 7Cable connections for a 4-port DS1 FP




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4-port DS1 MVP-E FP cableconnections

CAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between a 4-port DS1 MVP-E FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the 4-portDS1 MVP-E FP and its termination panel.

Table 4Mapping between a 4-port DS1 MVP-E FP and termination panel connectors


0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3




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26 4-port DS1 MVP-E FP cable connections

Figure 8Connectionsfor a 4-port DS1 MVP-E FP




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4-port E1 FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between a 4-port E1 FP and termination panel connectorsThis table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the 4-portE1 FP and its termination panel.

Table 5Mapping between a 4-port E1 FP and termination panel connectors



Balanced 4-port E1 0

1

0 and 1

2 and 3

Unbalanced 4-port E1 0

1

0 and 1 (TX and RX)

2 and 3 (TX and RX)




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28 4-port E1 FP cable connections

Figure 9Cable connections for 4-port E1 FP with balanced termination panel




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Mapping between a 4-port E1 FP and termination panel connectors 29

Figure 10Cable connections for 4-port E1 FP with unbalanced termination panel




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30 4-port E1 FP cable connections




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4-port E1 MVP-E FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between a 4-port E1 MVP-E FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the 4-portE1 MVP-E FP and its termination panel.

Table 6Mapping between a 4-port E1 MVP-E FP and termination panel connectors



Balanced 4-port E1 0

1

0 and 1

2 and 3

Unbalanced 4-port E1 0

1

0 and 1 (TX and RX)

2 and 3 (TX and RX)




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32 4-port E1 MVP-E FP cable connections

Figure 11Connectionsfor a 4-port E1 MVP-E FP—balanced termination panel




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Mapping between a 4-port E1 MVP-E FP and termination panel connectors 33

Figure 12Connections for4-port E1 MVP-E FP—unbalanced termination panel




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34 4-port E1 MVP-E FP cable connections




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8-port DS1 ATMFP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between an 8-port DS1 ATM FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the 8-portDS1 ATM FP and its termination panel.

Table 7Mapping between an 8-port DS1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors


0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3

2 4 and 5

3 6 and 7




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36 8-port DS1 ATMFP cable connections

Figure 13Customer equipment connections to 8-port DS1 ATM termination panels




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Mapping between an 8-port DS1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors 37

Figure 14Connections for 8-port DS1 ATM FP




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38 8-port DS1 ATMFP cable connections




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8-port DS1 FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between an 8-port DS1 FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the 8-portDS1 FP and its termination panel.

Table 8Mapping between a DS1 FP and termination panel connectors


0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3

2 4 and 5

3 6 and 7




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Figure 15Customer equipment connections to 8-port DS1 termination panels




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Figure 16Connections for 8-port DS1 FP




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8-port E1 ATM cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between an 8-port E1 ATM FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the 8-portE1 ATM FP and its termination panel.

Table 9Mapping between an 8-port E1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors



Balanced 8-portE1 ATM

0

1

2

3

0 and 1

2 and 3

4 and 5

6 and 7

Unbalanced 8-portE1 ATM

0

1

0

1

0 and 1 (TX and RX)

2 and 3 (TX and RX)

4 and 5 (TX and RX)

6 and 7 (TX and RX)




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Figure 17Connections for 8-port E1 ATM FP—balanced termination panel




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Figure 18Customer equipment connections to balanced 8-port E1 ATM termination panels

Figure 19Connections for 8-port E1 ATM FP—unbalanced termination panel




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Figure 20Customer equipment connections to unbalanced 8-port E1 ATM termination panels




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32-port E1 TDM FP cable connectionsThe 32-port E1 TDM FP uses a termination panel to support one-for-onesparing. Customer equipment connections are provided through amultiport aggregate device. Each multiport aggregate device providesindividual RJ-45 connections to 16 E1 ports.




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Figure 21Customer equipment connections to multiport aggregate device




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Mapping between an 8-port E1 ATM FP and termination panel connectors 49

Figure 22Connections for a 32-port E1 TDM FP




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DS1 AAL1 FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between a DS1 AAL1 FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for a DS1AAL1 FP and its termination panel.

Table 10Mapping between a DS1 AAL1 FP and termination panel connectors


0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3




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Figure 23Cable connections for a DS1 AAL1 FP




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DS1 or E1 MSA32 1-slot and 2-slot FPcable connections

CAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

The method of supplying power to an MSA32 sparing panel is described inthe section about power for a sparing panel in Nortel Multiservice Switch7400/9400 Fundamentals—Hardware (NN10600-170).

The 1-slot and 2-slot versions of the MSA FPs are supported by thesame termination and sparing panels with no difference in functionality.The PCR software compatibilities between FP versions are identified inNortel Multiservice Switch 7400/9400/15000/20000 Fundamentals—FPReference (NN10600-551). The FP 1-slot and 2-slot sparing configurationcombinations and the available sparing panels are identified in thedescription of the DS1 and E1 FPs in Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400/9400Fundamentals—Hardware (NN10600-170).

The cabling between a 1-slot FP and a termination or sparing panelis slightly different than the 2-slot FP. The higher pin density of theconnectors on the 1-slot FPs requires a pair of adapter Y-cable NTPS39sor pairs of prefabricated Y-cables NTPS32, NTPS33, NTPS36, or NTPS37to accommodate connecting to the lower pin density of existing FPs andsparing panels. The NTPS39 enables a cable-to-cable connection toexisting termination or sparing panel cables with PEC NTPS03 or NTPS04.The descriptions of all FP cable assemblies are in Nortel MultiserviceSwitch 7400/9400 Fundamentals—Hardware (NN10600-170), whiletheir installation procedures are in Nortel Multiservice Switch 7400/9400Installation, Maintenance, and Upgrade—Hardware (NN10600-175).

Since the user port numbering is different at the faceplates of the 1-slotand 2-slot versions of the FPs, the cable connections are divided into:




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• "Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP and sparing panelconnectors" (page 54)

• "DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP cabling to termination or sparing panels"(page 55)

• "Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA32 2-slot FP and sparing panelconnectors" (page 68)

• "DS1 or E1 MSA 2-slot FP cabling to termination or sparing panels"(page 69)

• "DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot and 2-slot FPs sharing the same sparingpanels" (page 82)

Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP and sparing panelconnectors

Table 11 " Mapping between a DS1 or E1 MSA32 1-slot FP and sparingpanel connectors" (page 54) summarizes the sparing panel to FP cableconnections according to the labels on the parts.

Table 11Mapping between a DS1 or E1 MSA32 1-slot FP and sparing panel connectors

Terminationpanel name

Terminationpanel PEC

Terminationpanelfaceplateconnector

one of two44-pin cableconnectors

68-pin cableconnector

MSA32 FPfaceplateconnector

1-port/DB15

for DS1or E1

NTY197 P0 (user ports0 to 7)

P1 (user ports8 to 15)



P0/P2

P1/P3

P0/P2

P1/P3

P0

P0

P1

P1

P0

P0

P1

P1




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Table 11Mapping between a DS1 or E1 MSA32 1-slot FP and sparing panel connectors (cont’d.)



Terminationpanelfaceplateconnector

one of two44-pin cableconnectors



2-port/DB15

for DS1or E1





P0/P2

P1/P3

P0/P2

P1/P3

P0

P0

P1

P1

P0

P0

P1

P1

RJ-45

for DS1or E1

NTJS95 P0 (user ports0 to 7)




P0/P2

P1/P3

P0/P2

P1/P3

P0

P0

P1

P1

P0

P0

P1

P1

unbalancedBNC

for E1 only





P0/P2

P1/P3

P0/P2

P1/P3

P0

P0

P1

P1

P0

P0

P1

P1

DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP cabling to termination or sparing panelsThe following figures show the cable connections between a DS1 or E1MSA 1-slot FP and the various types of termination and sparing panels.




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For the connection of the 1-slot FPs with 2-slot FPs in the same sparingconfiguration, see "DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot and 2-slot FPs sharing the samesparing panels" (page 82).

Figure 241-port/DB15 sparing panel connections to 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA FPs and CPE




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Figure 251-port/DB15 sparing panel connections to a main 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP




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Figure 261-port/DB15 sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP




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Figure 30RJ-45 sparing panel connections to 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA FPs and CPE




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Figure 31RJ-45 sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP

Attention: The spare card must be attached to the bottom of the lowerpanel and the bottom panel must be attached to the MSA32 identified bythe LOWEST ALPHA identifier in the chain. For example: if you are usingthree sparing panels attached to MainA, MainB and MainC, the bottompanel must be the panel being used by MainA. This is where you wouldconnect the cables from the spare FP.




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Figure 32RJ-45 sparing panel connections to a main 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot FP




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Figure 33Unbalanced BNC sparing panel connections to E1 MSA FPs and CPE




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Figure 34Unbalanced BNC sparing panel connections to a main 32-port E1 MSA 1-slot FP




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Figure 35Unbalanced BNC sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare E1 MSA 1-slot FP




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Figure 36BNC and DB15 sparing panels one-for-n inter-panel flexi-cable connectors

Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA32 2-slot FP and sparing panelconnectors

Table 12 " Mapping between a DS1 or E1 MSA32 2-slot FP and sparingpanel connectors" (page 69) summarizes the sparing panel to FP cableconnections by faceplate labels.




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Table 12Mapping between a DS1 or E1 MSA32 2-slot FP and sparing panel connectors


Termination panel faceplatefemale connector

NTPS03 orNTPS04femaleconnector

NTPS03 orNTPS04 maleconnector

MSA32 FPfaceplatefemaleconnector

1-port/DB15

for DS1or E1

P0 (user ports 0 to 7)




P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

2-port/DB15

for DS1or E1





P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

RJ-45

for DS1or E1





P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

unbalancedBNC

for E1 only





P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

P0

P1

P2

P3

DS1 or E1 MSA 2-slot FP cabling to termination or sparing panelsThe following figures show the cable connections between a DS1 or E1MSA 2-slot FP and the various termination and sparing panels.

For the connection of the 1-slot FPs with 2-slot FPs in the same sparingconfiguration, see "DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot and 2-slot FPs sharing the samesparing panels" (page 82).




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Figure 402-port/DB15 sparing panel connections to 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA2 FPs and CPE




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Figure 412-port/DB15 sparing panel one-for-n connections to a main 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 2-slot FP




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Figure 44RJ-45 sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 2-slot FP




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Figure 45RJ-45 sparing panel connections to a main 32-port DS1 or E1 MSA 2-slot FP




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Figure 46Unbalanced BNC sparing panel connections to 32-port E1 MSA 2-slot FPs and CPE




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Figure 47Unbalanced BNC sparing panel connections to a main 32-port E1 MSA 2-slot FP




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Figure 48Unbalanced BNC sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare 32-port E1 MSA 2-slot FP




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DS1 or E1 MSA 1-slot and 2-slot FPs sharing the same sparingpanels

A 32-port DS1 MSA 1-slot FP can spare one or more of the equivalent2-slot FPs, and vice versa. A 32-port E1 MSA 1-slot FP can spare oneor more of the equivalent 2-slot FPs, and vice versa.The following figuresshow two exemplary cable connection configurations from sparing panelsto one of each version of the MSA 32-port FPs.




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Figure 502-port/DB15 sparing panel connections to a main DS1 or E1 2-slot FP and a spare 1-slot FP




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Figure 51RJ-45 sparing panel connections to a main DS1 or E1 2-slot FP and a spare 1-slot FP




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DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP cable connectionsThe available sparing panels for the DS1 or E1 MSA8 FPs are identifiedin the description of the DS1 and E1 FPs in Nortel Multiservice Switch7400/9400 Fundamentals—Hardware (NN10600-170).

For cabling between an MSA8 FP and a termination panel, you use MSA8single connector cables NTPS30, NTPS31, NTPS34, or NTPS35. Thesecables have only one connector on each end. One cable goes from MSA8P0 to fanout panel P0 for the eight ports and one cable goes from MSA8P1 to fanout panel P3 for power and signaling. Fanout panel P1 and P2are not used.

The descriptions of all FP cable assemblies are found in NortelMultiservice Switch 7400/9400 Fundamentals—Hardware (NN10600-170).The installation procedures are found in Nortel Multiservice Switch7400/9400 Installation, Maintenance, and Upgrade—Hardware(NN10600-175).

The method of supplying power to an MSA8 sparing panel is described inthe section about power for a sparing panel in Nortel Multiservice Switch7400/9400 Fundamentals—Hardware (NN10600-170).

See the following sections for more information on DS1 or E1 MSA8 FPcable connections:

• "Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP and sparing panel connectors"(page 85)

• "DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP cabling to termination or sparing panels" (page86)

Mapping between DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP and sparing panelconnectors

Table 13 " Mapping between a DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP and sparing panelconnectors" (page 86) summarizes the sparing panel to FP cableconnections when using the MSA8 single connector cables.




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Table 13Mapping between a DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP and sparing panel connectors



Termination panelfaceplate connector



1-port/DB15 forDS1 or E1

NTY197 P0 (user ports 0 to 7)

P3 (user ports 24 to31)

P0

P1

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RJ-45 for DS1 orE1

NTJS95 P0 (user ports 0 to 7)


P0

P1

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P1

unbalanced BNCfor E1 only

NTY196 P0 (user ports 0 to 7)


P0

P1

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P1

DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP cabling to termination or sparing panelsThe following figures show the cable connections, using the MSA8 singleconnector cable, between a DS1 or E1 MSA8 FP and the various typesof termination and sparing panels.




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Figure 541-port/DB15 sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare 8-port DS1 or E1 MSA FP




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Figure 56RJ-45 sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare 8-port DS1 or E1 MSA FP




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Figure 57RJ-45 sparing panel connections to a main 8-port DS1 or E1 MSA FP




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Figure 58Unbalanced BNC sparing panel connections to E1 MSA FPs and CPE




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Figure 59Unbalanced BNC sparing panel connections to a main 8-port E1 MSA FP




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Figure 60Unbalanced BNC sparing panel one-for-n connections to a spare E1 MSA8 FP




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DS1C FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Only the C1 connector on the FP supplies power for the termination panel.You must install a cable from C1 on either the main or spare FP to thetermination panel, even if the ports associated with connector C1 are not inuse.

Mapping between a DS1C FP and termination panel connectorsThis table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the DS1CFP and its termination panel.

Table 14Mapping between a DS1C FP and termination panel connectors


0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3




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98 DS1C FP cable connections

Figure 62Connections for a DS1C FP




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DS3 ATM FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

The three ports on the right side of the DS3 termination panel are usedfor monitoring transmit output. This allows you to connect third-partyequipment for testing and monitoring purposes.




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100 DS3 ATM FP cable connections

Figure 63Connections for DS3 ATM FP




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Mapping between a DS1C FP and termination panel connectors 101

Figure 64Customer equipment connections for DS3 ATM FP




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102 DS3 ATM FP cable connections




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DS3 ATM IP FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

The three ports on the right side of the DS3 termination panel are usedfor monitoring transmit output. This allows you to connect third-partyequipment for testing and monitoring purposes.

Figure 65Customer equipment connections for DS3 ATM IP




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104 DS3 ATM IP FP cable connections

Figure 66Connections for DS3 ATM IP




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DS3 cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Figure 67Customer equipment connections to a DS3 FP




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106 DS3 cable connections

Figure 68Customer equipment connections to a DS3 termination panel




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DS3C cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination or sparing panel sparing connectors, whetherthey are provisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in thetermination or sparing panel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Figure 69Customer equipment connections to a DS3C FP




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108 DS3C cable connections

Figure 70Connections for a DS3C FP—one-for-one sparing




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Mapping between a DS1C FP and termination panel connectors 109

Figure 71Connections for a DS3C FP—one-for-n sparing




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110 DS3C cable connections




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DS3C TDM FP cable connectionsFigure 72Connections for a DS3C TDM FP




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112 DS3C TDM FP cable connections




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E1 AAL1 FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Mapping between an E1 AAL1 FP and termination panelconnectors

This table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the E1AAL1 FP and its termination panel.

Table 15Mapping between an E1 AAL1 FP and termination panel connectors

Type of termination panel Faceplate connector Termination panelport number

Balanced E1 AAL1 0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3

Unbalanced E1 AAL1 0 0 and 1 (TX and RX)

1 2 and 3 (TX and RX)




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114 E1 AAL1 FP cable connections

Figure 73Connections for an E1 AAL1 FP to a balanced termination panel




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Mapping between an E1 AAL1 FP and termination panel connectors 115

Figure 74Connections for an E1 AAL1 FP to an unbalanced termination panel




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116 E1 AAL1 FP cable connections




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E1C FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

The C1 connector on the FP supplies power to the termination panel. Youmust connect a cable between the C1 connector from either the main orspare FPs to the termination panel. Do so even if the ports associated withconnector C1 are not in use.

Mapping between an E1C FP and termination panel connectorsThis table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the E1CFP and its termination panel.

Table 16Mapping between an E1C FP and termination panel connectors

Function processor Faceplate connector Termination panelport number

Balanced E1C 0 0 and 1

1 2 and 3

Unbalanced E1C 0 0 and 1 (TX and RX)

1 2 and 3 (TX and RX)




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118 E1C FP cable connections

Figure 75Connections for an E1C FP—balanced termination panel




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Figure 76Connections for an E1C FP—unbalanced termination panel




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120 E1C FP cable connections




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E3 ATM FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Do not connect the control cable to an unused port on a main functionprocessor. Only connect a control cable to a port that is going to be inservice.




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122 E3 ATM FP cable connections

Figure 77Connections for an E3 ATM FP




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Mapping between an E1C FP and termination panel connectors 123

Figure 78Customer equipment connections for an E3 ATM FP




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124 E3 ATM FP cable connections




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E3 ATM IP FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Do not connect the control cable to an unused port on a main functionprocessor. Only connect a control cable to a port that is going to be inservice.

Figure 79Customer equipment connections for an E3 ATM IP FP




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126 E3 ATM IP FP cable connections

Figure 80Connections for an E3 ATM IP FP




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E3 FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

United Kingdom customers must connect the Tx output of the E3 functionprocessor to "TFC in" at the network termination point, and the Rx input to"TFC out" at the network termination point.

To meet EMC requirements, ensure that any cables you connect from theReceive port of the E3 FP or termination panel to the customer equipmentare of type NT734 and include two ferrite beads. For more information,see "Ferrite beads on E3 receive cable" (page 129).




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128 E3 FP cable connections

Figure 81Connections for an E3 FP

Figure 82Cable connections from an E3 FP to a termination panel and customer equipment




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Ferrite beads on E3 receive cable 129

Ferrite beads on E3 receive cableWhen you use the E3 card with the insulated receive shield, you mustinstall two ferrite beads on the coaxial cable that runs from the receiveport of the interface line equipment to the device. Depending on the siteconfiguration, the device connection is either the receive port of an E3 FPor the receive port of a termination panel.

Place the two ferrite beads and the tie wrap on the receive coax cable atthe end of the cable closest to the E3 FP.

Figure 83Installation of ferrite beads on E3 receive coax cable




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130 E3 FP cable connections




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6-port Ethernet 10BaseT FP cableconnections

Figure 84 "Connections for a 6-port Ethernet10BaseT FP (NTNQ36)"(page 131) shows the connection of cables between a 6-port Ethernet10BaseT FP with PEC NTNQ36, its termination panel, and customerequipment cables.

Figure 84Connections for a 6-port Ethernet10BaseT FP (NTNQ36)




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132 6-port Ethernet 10BaseT FP cable connections




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Ethernet 100BaseT FP cableconnections

Customer equipment connects directly to the ports on the faceplate of anEthernet 100BaseT FP, as shown in figures

• Figure 85 "Customer equipment connections for a 2-port Ethernet100BaseT FP (NTNQ37)" (page 134)

• Figure 86 "Customer equipment connections for a 4-port Ethernet10/100BaseT FP (NTNQ95)" (page 135)

• Figure 87 "Customer equipment connections for an 8-port Ethernet10/100BaseT FP (NTNQ92)" (page 136)

Although the NTNQ92 and NTNQ95 are compatible with 10BaseTsignaling, the 100BaseT method of connection is recommended.

CAUTIONRisk of electromagnetic interferenceTo comply with electromagnetic interference (EMI) for Class B,use shielded cables for NTNQ92 and NTNQ95 and route allcables connected to 100BaseT Ethernet ports through the cablemanagement guides on the device.




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134 Ethernet 100BaseT FP cable connections

Figure 85Customer equipment connections for a 2-port Ethernet 100BaseT FP (NTNQ37)




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Ferrite beads on E3 receive cable 135

Figure 86Customer equipment connections for a 4-port Ethernet 10/100BaseT FP (NTNQ95)




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136 Ethernet 100BaseT FP cable connections

Figure 87Customer equipment connections for an 8-port Ethernet 10/100BaseT FP (NTNQ92)




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HSSI FP cable connectionsMake sure you properly set the DIP switch on the FP. For moreinformation, see "Setting switches on a HSSI function processor" inNortel Multiservice Switch 7400/9400 Installation, Maintenance, andUpgrade—Hardware (NN10600-175).

Figure 88Cable connections for a HSSI FP—DCE mode




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138 HSSI FP cable connections

Figure 89Connections for a HSSI FP—DTE mode




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JT2 ATM FP cable connectionsCAUTIONService interruptionSparing requires all ports on the spare FP be connected tothe termination panel sparing connectors, whether they areprovisioned or not. Failure to do so will result in the terminationpanel dropping all ports on the spare FP.

Figure 90Customer equipment connections for a JT2 ATM FP




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140 JT2 ATM FP cable connections

Figure 91Connections for a JT2 ATM FP




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OC-3 ATM FP cable connectionsDANGERRisk of invisible laser radiationThis product is a Class 1 laser product. Fiber optic cablescarry invisible laser radiation. When handling fiber optic cablesremember to avoid eye or skin exposure to direct or scatteredradiation.

Figure 92Connections for an OC-3 ATM FP




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142 OC-3 ATM FP cable connections




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OC-3 ATM IP cable connectionsDANGERRisk of invisible laser radiationThis product is a Class 1 laser product. Fiber optic cablescarry invisible laser radiation. When handling fiber optic cablesremember to avoid eye or skin exposure to direct or scatteredradiation.

Figure 93Connections for an OC-3 ATM IP FP




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144 OC-3 ATM IP cable connections




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V.11 FP cable connectionsThe following figures show where to connect cables between a V.11 FP, atermination panel, and customer equipment. Although these figures showdual DTE and DCE connections, you can also connect termination panelsin single DTE or single DCE configurations.

Mapping between V.11 FP and termination panel connectorsThis table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the V.11FP and its termination panel.

Table 17Mapping between V.11 and termination panel connectors


P0 (DTE/DCE) 0, 1, 2, and 3

P1 (DTE/DCE) 4, 5, 6, and 7




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146 V.11 FP cable connections

Figure 94Connections for a V.11 FP—dual DTE




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Mapping between V.11 FP and termination panel connectors 147

Figure 95Connections for a V.11 FP—dual DCE




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148 V.11 FP cable connections




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V.35 cable connectionsThe following figures show where to connect cables between a V.35 FP, atermination panel, and customer equipment. Although these figures showdual DTE and DCE connections, you can also connect termination panelsas single DTE or single DCE configurations.

Mapping between a V.35 FP and termination panel connectorsThis table summarizes the mapping between the connectors for the V.35FP and its termination panel.

Table 18Mapping between a V.35 FP and termination panel connectors


P0 (DTE/DCE) 0, 1, 2, and 3

P1 (DTE/DCE) 4, 5, 6, and 7




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150 V.35 cable connections

Figure 96Connections for a V.35 FP—dual DTE




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Mapping between a V.35 FP and termination panel connectors 151

Figure 97Connections for a V.35 FP—dual DCE




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152 V.35 cable connections




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