Charles 3653-61 Manual Download Page 10

Section 365–361–206

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12.1.1. Electrical (End-to-End 7 5/6-Bit Operation)

(b) IMPEDANCE: 600 ohms, balanced.

(c) TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE LEVEL RANGES: +10 to –22.5dBm.

(d) LINE SIDE LEVELS:

Transmit (fixed): +5.2dBm TLP
Receive (fixed): +5.2dBm TLP

(e) ADJUSTABLE GAIN:

Transmit

Minimum: 0.0dB
M32.5dB
Step:0.1dB

Receive

Minimum: 0.0dB
M32.5dB
Step: 0.1dB

(f) TRANSMIT AND RECEIVE PATH FREQUENCY RESPONSE (Referenced at 1kHz):

Frequency (Hz)

XMT (dB)

RCV (dB)

60

-14 maximum

200

-2 to 0.5

–1 to 0

300

+/–0.15

+/–0.15

1000

0 (REF)

0 (REF)

3000

+0.15

+0.15

3200

–0.75 to +0.15

–0.75 to +0.15

3400

-1.5 to 0

-1.5 to 0

4000

-14 maximum

-14 maximum

4600

-32 maximum

-32 maximum

(g) 1000Hz GAIN:

Transmit (fixed): –4.8dB
Receive (fixed): –27.7dB

(h) LOSS STABILITY: 

0.5dB maximum of reference loss.

(i) LEVEL TRACKING: 

0.25dB from +3 to –37dBm0; 

0.5dB from –37 to –50dBm0.

(j) RETURN LOSS: 29dB minimum at 1kHz; 24dB minimum at 300 to 3000Hz.

(k) CROSSTALK (All modes):

Frequency (Hz)

Single-Ended Level

1000

–71dBm0

2000

–70.5dBm0

3000

–70dBm0

(l) LONGITUDINAL BALANCE:

Frequency (Hz)

AT&T Method (dB)

IEEE Method (dB)

200

86

74

1000

80

74

3000

78

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Summary of Contents for 3653-61

Page 1: ...mission Only with Extended Range 4W TO W ER Channel Unit CONTENTS PAGE Part 1 GENERAL 2 Part 2 INSPECTION 2 Part 3 APPLICATION GUIDELINES 3 Part 4 CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 5 Part 5 MOUNTING 6 Part 6 INSTAL...

Page 2: ...to 32 5dB in 0 1dB increments in both the transmit and receive paths Front panel accessible breaking jacks Lead conditioning trunk processing relay controls leads 1 and 2 during carrier failure The br...

Page 3: ...cations that do not require signal ing The ER feature allows signals to be transmitted and received to accommodate a range of Transmission Level Points TLPs between 10 to 22 5dBm Refer to Figure 2 Fig...

Page 4: ...ELAY K3 7 Receptacle type optional strap Alternate position XXXX X NOTES 1 PC board connector pin 2 Primary transmission path 3 Signal flow direction 4 Front panel marking 5 Open closed screw option 8...

Page 5: ...lifting jacks to trans former T1 Transformer T1 provides a balanced input and dc isolation from the line Voice energy from transformer T1 is routed into the XMT GAIN and XMT PRESCRIPTION GAIN circuits...

Page 6: ...lide the unit into the slot with the front panel in a horizontal up position When the top portion of the hinged front panel is under the front lip of the terminal push down on the front panel until it...

Page 7: ...ration Leave Jumper Wire YC For an 8 bit decoding scheme in the receive path Cut Jumper Wire For a 7 5 6 bit decoding scheme in the receive path Leave Jumper Wire 7 1 Switches S4 and S5 Transmit and R...

Page 8: ...witches half of S4 and S5 are prescription controls that provide gain from zero to 32 5dB in increments of 0 1dB to accommodate an output TLP range from 10 to 22 5dBm To adjust the receive path to the...

Page 9: ...ranty Units Charles Industries Ltd offers a standard repair or exchange service for units either in or out of warranty With this service units may be shipped to Charles Industries for either repair an...

Page 10: ...B RCV dB 60 14 maximum 200 2 to 0 5 1 to 0 300 0 15 0 15 1000 0 REF 0 REF 3000 0 15 0 15 3200 0 75 to 0 15 0 75 to 0 15 3400 1 5 to 0 1 5 to 0 4000 14 maximum 14 maximum 4600 32 maximum 32 maximum g 1...

Page 11: ...DISTORTION 40dB maximum from 0 to 4kHz 28dB maximum from 4kHz to 12kHz p TYPICAL CURRENT DRAIN AT 48Vdc 19mA 12 2 Physical The physical characteristics of the 3653 61 are shown in Table 3 Table 3 Phys...

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