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Section 363-718-102

May 30, 1997

Revision 01

Page 2

PairGain Engineering - Plant Series

PG-Flex FCS-718

2.  Specifications

Electrical Characteristics

Power .......................................................................... -48 Vdc CO battery

Environmental

Operating Temperature ................................................ -40° F to +150° F (-40° C to + 65° C)

Operating Humidity ..................................................... 5% to 95% (non-condensing)

Operating Elevation ..................................................... -200 feet to 13,000 feet (-60 m to 4,000 m)

Physical

Mounting ..................................................................... 19- or 23-inch equipment bay using universal

mounting brackets

Height..........................................................................  7.00 in.

(17.8 cm)

Width .......................................................................... 17.25 in. (43.8 cm)

Depth........................................................................... 11.75 in. (29.9 cm)

Weight......................................................................... 11.00 lbs (  5.0 kg)

B.  FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

3.  Operational Capabilities

3.1

Each system (one Line Unit and from one to six Channel Units) can support up to either 24 or 32
subscriber channels.  Each Channel Unit can provide four (4) or eight (8) channels, depending on the
service offered.  Services offered are:

•

Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS)

•

Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)

A label on the FCS-718 shelf indicates numbering for the Line and Channel
Units.  When the Line Units are a List 1 or 2, black numbers indicate sequential
Channel Unit numbering 1 through 12.  When the Line Units are List 3 or higher,
blue numbers indicate Channel Unit numbering 1 through 6 for each system.

3.2

Tables 1 and 2 show how to utilize channels, dependent on the Channel Unit (4 or 8 channels) and
the type of subscriber service (i.e., POTS or ISDN) selected.

Summary of Contents for 150-1318-02

Page 1: ... Model List Number Part Number CLEI Code FCS 718 2 150 1318 02 VAMCDC0ARA PAIRGAIN TECHNOLOGIES INC ENGINEERING PLANT SERIES TECHNICAL PRACTICE SECTION 363 718 102 01 Revision History of this practice Revision 01 May 30 1997 A Initial Release ...

Page 2: ...ng 22 9 Turn Up and Testing 29 10 Troubleshooting 29 11 Technical Support 29 D WARRANTY AND CERTIFICATION 30 12 Warranty 30 13 Certification 30 E ABBREVIATIONS 31 14 Abbreviations 31 USING THIS TECHNICAL PRACTICE Three types of messages identified by icons appear in the text A note informs you of special circumstances A caution indicates the possibility of equipment damage A warning indicates the ...

Page 3: ...airs auxiliary power pairs when using a doubler and subscriber circuits The List 2 COT Shelf provides wire wrap terminations for the subscriber circuits Figure 1 FCS 718 COT Shelf Card side Front View Use the List 2 FCS 718 COT 19 inch Shelf only with a List 4x or higher FRE 765 Remote Terminal Enclosure 1 2 Features of the PG Flex FCS 718 COT Shelf are universal mounting brackets for installing i...

Page 4: ... 3 1 Each system one Line Unit and from one to six Channel Units can support up to either 24 or 32 subscriber channels Each Channel Unit can provide four 4 or eight 8 channels depending on the service offered Services offered are Plain Old Telephone Service POTS Integrated Services Digital Network ISDN A label on the FCS 718 shelf indicates numbering for the Line and Channel Units When the Line Un...

Page 5: ...CU 6 Line Unit CU 7 CU 1 CU 8 CU 2 CU 9 CU 3 CU 10 CU 4 CU 11 CU 5 CU 12 CU 6 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 1 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 2 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 Ckt 3 1 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 2 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 4 Ckt 5 Ckt 5 Ckt 5 Ckt 5 Ckt 5 ...

Page 6: ...pairs and external ACO switch wire wrap posts alarm or PGTC test interface subscriber lines with 045 mm wire wrap posts P1 P2 P3 and P4 4 2 Table 3 lists the FCS 718 List 2 connectors Figure 1 and where each is described in this practice Table 3 FCS 718 List 2 Card Connectors Connector Fuse Go to Table s On page Alarm Unit or PGTC Interface Unit 4 5 Line Unit Connectors Systems 1 and 2 5 6 Channel...

Page 7: ...11 TESTOUT2 T 12 LOCK1 12 PROCEED2 12 TESTOUT2 R 13 LOCK2 13 PROCEED3 13 TESTOUT3 T 14 LOCK3 14 PROCEED4 14 TESTOUT3 R 15 LOCK4 15 SEIZE 15 TESTOUT4 T 16 TMAJ 16 SEZBY 16 TESTOUT4 R 17 5_1 17 TSTALM 17 5 18 NMA_TX 18 NMA_RX 18 NMA_DTR 19 NMA_DSR 19 NMA_TCLK 19 NMA_RCLK 20 NMA_BUS_1 20 NMA_BUS_2 20 TESTIN4 T 21 NMA_BUS_3 21 NMA_BUS_4 21 TESTIN4 R 22 CC1TIP 22 CC1RING 22 EXT_ACO 23 CC2TIP 23 CC2RING...

Page 8: ...BATTERY 13 48 14 48 15 BATTERY _n 16 BATTERY _n 17 8KHZ_CC 18 N C BURN IN 19 TSYNC 20 TSIG 21 TCLK 22 TSER 23 GND 24 RSYNC 25 RSIG 26 RCLK 27 RSER 28 GND 29 SDA 30 CSYNC 31 FUSEALARM 32 SCL 33 5 34 5 35 GND 36 GND 37 5 38 5 39 NMA_BUS2 40 GND CID3 41 GND CID2 42 CID1 43 MAJORALARM 44 MINORALARM 45 TESTIN T 46 TESTIN R 47 TESTOUT T 48 TESTOUT R 49 N C 50 N C 51 BYPASS T 52 BYPASS R 53 HDSL_TIP1 54 ...

Page 9: ..._CC 18 N C BURN IN 19 TSYNC 20 TSIG 19 TSYNC 20 TSIG 21 TCLK 22 TSER 21 TCLK 22 TSER 23 GND 24 RSYNC 23 GND 24 RSYNC 25 RSIG 26 RCLK 25 RSIG 26 RCLK 27 RSER 28 GND 27 RSER 28 GND 29 SDA 30 CSYNC 29 SDA 30 CSYNC 31 N C 32 SCL 31 N C 32 SCL 33 5 34 5 33 5 34 5 35 GND 36 GND 35 GND 36 GND 37 5 38 5 37 5 38 5 39 N C 40 GND CID3 39 N C 40 GND CID3 41 GND CID2 42 GND CID1 41 GND CID2 42 GND CID1 43 GND ...

Page 10: ... 8KHZ_CC 18 N C BURN IN 19 TSYNC 20 TSIG 19 TSYNC 20 TSIG 21 TCLK 22 TSER 21 TCLK 22 TSER 23 GND 24 RSYNC 23 GND 24 RSYNC 25 RSIG 26 RCLK 25 RSIG 26 RCLK 27 RSER 28 GND 27 RSER 28 GND 29 SDA 30 CSYNC 29 SDA 30 CSYNC 31 N C 32 SCL 31 N C 32 SCL 33 5 34 5 33 5 34 5 35 GND 36 GND 35 GND 36 GND 37 5 38 5 37 5 38 5 39 N C 40 GND CID3 39 N C 40 GND CID3 41 GND CID2 42 N C CID1 41 GND CID2 42 N C CID1 43...

Page 11: ... BURN IN 17 8KHZ_CC 18 N C BURN IN 19 TSYNC 20 TSIG 19 TSYNC 20 TSIG 21 TCLK 22 TSER 21 TCLK 22 TSER 23 GND 24 RSYNC 23 GND 24 RSYNC 25 RSIG 26 RCLK 25 RSIG 26 RCLK 27 RSER 28 GND 27 RSER 28 GND 29 SDA 30 CSYNC 29 SDA 30 CSYNC 31 N C 32 SCL 31 N C 32 SCL 33 5 34 5 33 5 34 5 35 GND 36 GND 35 GND 36 GND 37 5 38 5 37 5 38 5 39 N C 40 GND CID3 39 N C 40 GND CID3 41 N C CID2 42 GND CID1 41 N C CID2 42 ...

Page 12: ...SYNC_1 20 TSIG_1 19 TSYNC_1 20 TSIG_1 21 TCLK_1 22 TSER_1 21 TCLK_1 22 TSER_1 23 GND 24 RSYNC_1 23 GND 24 RSYNC_1 25 RSIG_1 26 RCLK_1 25 RSIG_1 26 RCLK_1 27 RSER_1 28 GND 27 RSER_1 28 GND 29 SDA_1 30 CSYNC_1 29 SDA_1 30 CSYNC_1 31 N C 32 SCL_1 31 N C 32 SCL_1 33 5_1 34 5_1 33 5_1 34 5_1 35 GND 36 GND 35 GND 36 GND 37 5_1 38 5_1 37 5_1 38 5_1 39 N C 40 N C CID3 39 N C 40 N C CID3 41 GND CID2 42 GND...

Page 13: ...N 19 TSYNC_1 20 TSIG_1 19 TSYNC_1 20 TSIG_1 21 TCLK_1 22 TSER_1 21 TCLK_1 22 TSER_1 23 GND 24 RSYNC_1 23 GND 24 RSYNC_1 25 RSIG_1 26 RCLK_1 25 RSIG_1 26 RCLK_1 27 RSER_1 28 GND 27 RSER_1 28 GND 29 SDA_1 30 CSYNC_1 29 SDA_1 30 CSYNC_1 31 N C 32 SCL_1 31 N C 32 SCL_1 33 5_1 34 5_1 33 5_1 34 5_1 35 GND 36 GND 35 GND 36 GND 37 5_1 38 5_1 37 5_1 38 5_1 39 N C 40 N C CID3 39 N C 40 N C CID3 41 GND CID2 ...

Page 14: ...21 TCLK_1 22 TSER_1 21 TCLK_1 22 TSER_1 23 GND 24 RSYNC_1 23 GND 24 RSYNC_1 25 RSIG_1 26 RCLK_1 25 RSIG_1 26 RCLK_1 27 RSER_1 28 GND 27 RSER_1 28 GND 29 SDA_1 30 CSYNC_1 29 SDA_1 30 CSYNC_1 31 N C 32 SCL_1 31 N C 32 SCL_1 33 5_1 34 5_1 33 5_1 34 5_1 35 GND 36 GND 35 GND 36 GND 37 5_1 38 5_1 37 5_1 38 5_1 39 N C 40 N C CID3 39 N C 40 N C CID3 41 N C CID2 42 GND CID1 41 N C CID2 42 GND CID1 43 GND C...

Page 15: ... Table 8 FCS 718 List 2 Backplane Connectors Connector Fuse Go to Table s On page CO Battery CO Battery Return and Frame Ground 9 14 LAN 10 14 Data 11 14 HDSL Auxiliary Power Pairs Bypass Pair Channel Unit Test Composite Clock Frame Ground External ACO 12 15 Alarm 13 16 System 1 Subscriber Wire wrap Terminations 14 17 System 2 Subscriber Wire wrap Terminations 15 18 PGTC 16 19 Figure 2 COT Shelf B...

Page 16: ... FLEX Line Unit but are not connected on the backplane Table 9 Battery CO Battery Ground and Frame Ground Connector Type Function TB1 48V Screw Battery 48 Vdc for system 1 TB2 48V Screw Battery 48 Vdc for system 2 TB3 GND Screw CO battery return G1 Screw Frame ground Table 10 LAN Connector Connector Type Function J21 BNC Not currently used Table 11 Data Connector Connector Type Function J18 DB 25 ...

Page 17: ...n looking into the CO switch P13 for system 1 and P14 for system 2 for the selected subscriber for System n This connection must be set up through the PG Flex RS 232 maintenance port System n TEST_n_T_OUT TEST_n_R_OUT 045 in Wire wrap Test connection looking into the COT channel unit P13 for system 1 and P14 for system 2 for the selected subscriber for System n This connection must be set up throu...

Page 18: ...r of the CO alarm system MAJ_VIS 7 8 9 Indicates a major alarm This alarm cannot be disabled Connect this relay to the major alarm visual indicator of the CO alarm system MIN_AUD 10 11 12 Indicates a minor alarm The alarm can be silenced using the ACO button Connect this relay to the minor alarm audible indicator of the CO alarm system MIN_VIS 13 14 15 Indicates a minor alarm This alarm cannot be ...

Page 19: ...L RD 31 6 6 7 32 7 RD OR OR RD 32 7 7 8 33 8 RD GN GN RD 33 8 8 1 34 9 RD BN BN RD 34 9 1 2 35 10 RD SL SL RD 35 10 2 3 36 11 BK BL BL BK 36 11 3 4 37 12 BK OR OR BK 37 12 4 2 5 38 13 BK GN GN BK 38 13 5 5 6 39 14 BK BN BN BK 39 14 6 7 40 15 BK SL SL BK 40 15 7 8 41 16 YL BL BL YL 41 16 8 1 42 17 YL OR OR YL 42 17 1 2 43 18 YL GN GN YL 43 18 2 3 44 19 YL BN BN YL 44 19 3 4 45 20 YL SL SL YL 45 20 ...

Page 20: ... 8 1 34 9 RD BN BN RD 34 9 1 2 35 10 RD SL SL RD 35 10 2 3 36 11 BK BL BL BK 36 11 3 8 4 37 12 BK OR OR BK 37 12 4 11 2 5 38 13 BK GN GN BK 38 13 5 5 6 39 14 BK BN BN BK 39 14 6 7 40 15 BK SL SL BK 40 15 7 8 41 16 YL BL BL YL 41 16 8 1 42 17 YL OR OR YL 42 17 1 2 43 18 YL GN GN YL 43 18 2 3 44 19 YL BN BN YL 44 19 3 9 4 45 20 YL SL SL YL 45 20 4 12 3 5 46 21 VI BL BL VI 46 21 5 6 6 47 22 VI OR OR ...

Page 21: ... PGTC_TIP2 3 PGTC_RING3 28 PGTC_TIP3 4 PGTC_RING4 29 PGTC_TIP4 5 SLEEVE2 30 SLEEVE1 6 SLEEVE4 31 SLEEVE3 7 OH2 32 OH1 8 OH4 33 OH3 9 PROCEED2 34 PROCEED1 10 PROCEED4 35 PROCEED3 11 LOCK2 36 LOCK1 12 LOCK4 37 LOCK3 13 N C 38 N C 14 N C 39 N C 15 N C 40 N C 16 N C 41 N C 17 TMAJ 42 TSTALM 18 N C 43 N C 19 N C 44 N C 20 N C 21 N C 21 N C 46 N C 22 SEZBY 47 SEIZE 23 N C 48 N C 24 N C 49 N C 25 N C 50 ...

Page 22: ...hould have identical electrical make ups Keep exposure to crosstalk and the differences in total wire length wire gauge bridge taps to a minimum Pair isolation Tip ring Tip ground and Ring ground must be 100 kohms 6 2 The wire pairs from the COT to the RT must meet the following design guidelines nonloaded cable only multi gauge restricted to two gauge changes except for stubbing or fusing total b...

Page 23: ...m 10 7 kft 3 3 km 554 Ω 26 AWG 0 4 mm 8 1 kft 2 5 km 672 Ω 7 Mounting 7 1 The COT shelf mounts in a standard 19 or 23 inch CO equipment bay Use rack adapters when installing onto a 23 inch frame or remove the two mounting brackets and reverse them The shelf has a mounting height requirement of 7 inches 1 Align the shelf Figure 3 universal mounting brackets with the four vertical mounting holes 2 I...

Page 24: ...und and Battery Connect the frame ground and battery 1 Remove the clear Plexiglas from the backplane 2 Remove the fuse in the equipment bay fuse panel for the circuit where the PG Flex CO battery wire will be terminated Follow local grounding practices to ensure a good frame ground connection to PG Flex This frame grounding is required for secondary voltage protection of the PG Flex equipment 3 Co...

Page 25: ...minal b Connect a wire for the CO battery to TB2 BATT B 48 Vdc screw terminal c Connect the wire for the CO battery return to TB3 BATT RTN screw terminal d Connect the CO battery return wire from TB3 on the COT Shelf to the CO battery ground termination point e Connect the CO battery wires from TB1 BATT A 48 Vdc and TB2 BATT B 48 Vdc on the COT Shelf to the equipment bay fuse panel termination poi...

Page 26: ...ap pins HDSL_T1 Tip1 and HDSL_R1 Ring1 on the COT shelf b Connect the HDSL Pair 2 on System 1 onto wire wrap pins HDSL_T2 Tip2 and HDSL_R2 Ring2 on the COT shelf 2 For System 2 installation a Connect HDSL Pair 1 on System 2 onto wire wrap pins HDSL_T1 Tip1 and HDSL_R1 Ring1 on the COT shelf b Connect HDSL Pair 2 on System 2 onto wire wrap pins HDSL_T2 Tip2 and HDSL_R2 Ring2 on the COT shelf Figure...

Page 27: ...connect metallic bypass pairs between PG Flex systems or to other DLC systems 1 For System 1 installation connect the metallic bypass pair from the main distribution frame MDF to wire wrap posts BYPASS_T and BYPASS_R on the COT shelf 2 For System 2 installation connect the metallic bypass pair from the MDF to wire wrap posts BYPASS_T and BYPASS_R on the COT shelf Figure 7 Connecting the Metallic B...

Page 28: ... on the backplane 2 Connect the composite clock leads from the secondary master clock source in the CO to CC2_TIP and CC2_RING termination pins on the backplane 3 When cascading the composite clock to other PG Flex shelves terminate pins CC1 TERM to CC1 TIP and from CC2 TERM to CC2 TIP only on the last shelf in the cascade Figure 8 Connecting the Composite Clock and Alarms 8 6 Alarms If external a...

Page 29: ...itch subscriber line circuits to P2 and P4 termination points for system 2 Use Table 15 Figure 9 Installing the Subscriber Lines 8 8 Auxiliary Power Pairs When PG Flex is used with a doubler wire auxiliary power pairs to the COT shelf Figure 10 as follows 1 Wire wrap power pair 1 to PWR_OUT T1 Tip1 and PWR_OUT R1 Ring1 for system 1 2 Wire wrap power pair 2 to PWR_OUT T2 Tip2 and PWR_OUT R2 Ring2 f...

Page 30: ...inals on the COT shelf b TB2 BATT B 48 Vdc and TB3 BATT RTN screw terminals on the COT shelf 2 Verify the following for the HDSL lines If the HDSL lines are not connected properly the COT will not communicate with the RT a Visually verify the HDSL lines are terminated properly and with the correct polarity b Verify that the HDSL lines are dry c Verify 0 Vdc between the Tip and Ring Tip and Ground ...

Page 31: ...ing normal business hours 8 00 AM to 5 00 PM Pacific Time Monday Friday excluding holidays technical assistance calls are normally answered directly by a Customer Service Engineer At other times a request for technical assistance is handled by an on duty Customer Service Engineer through a callback process This process normally results in a callback within 30 minutes of initiating the request 11 3...

Page 32: ...n Customer Repair Facility 800 638 0031 12 4 PairGain will continue to repair faulty modules beyond the warranty program at a nominal charge Contact your PairGain sales representative for details and pricing 13 Certification 13 1 FCC Compliance The FCS 718 List 2COT Shelf has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class A digital devices pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limi...

Page 33: ... 14 Abbreviations COT Central Office Terminal CU Channel Unit DLC Digital Loop Carrier HDSL High bit rate Digital Subscriber Line ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network LAN Local Area Network LU Line Unit MDF Main Distribution Frame NMA Network Management Analysis POTS Plain Old Telephone Service RT Remote Terminal ...

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