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1.1
Introduction

The 

CC4800 card cage is the housing for the MultiModemManager,

Multi-Tech Systems’ high-density modem management system.  The modem
rack may contain one rack controller module, two power supply modules
(one is required, and two are recommended), and 48 modems (16 modem
cards, with three modems per card).  You may connect phone lines to the
rack by using either RJ11, or optional RJ21 connectors.

You may control up to 254 MultiModemManager racks from a single
PC running the MultiModemManager software, which operates under
Windows™ 3.1.

Model CC4800/11 consists of a card cage with a backplane of 48 RJ11
(6-pin modular) phone connectors, and one PS4800 power supply.
It supports dial-up lines.

Model CC4800/21 consists of a card cage with a backplane of 6 RJ21
(50-pin amphenol) phone connectors, and one PS4800 power supply.
It supports dial-up lines, and 2-wire and 4-wire leased lines.

1.2
Description of Card Cage and Possible Associated
Components

• 19" wide x 12.1" high x 18.25" deep EIA rack;

• 16 modem card slots per card rack;

• three high-speed modems per card;

• up to 48 modems (DB25S female RS232C/D interface) per rack;

• up to 254 racks connected together via the MultiManager Link;

• up to 12,192 modems networked together and controlled from one central

PC;

• 3 DB25S female RS232C/D connectors (A/B/C) per modem card for host

connection;

• standard phone line interface has 16 male DB25 phone line connectors;

• weight:  27.5 lbs. (12.3 kg).

Summary of Contents for CC4800

Page 1: ... MultiModemManager Model CC4800 Card Cage Hardware Manual ...

Page 2: ...serves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation of Multi Tech Systems Inc to notify any person or organization of such revisions or changes Record of Revisions Revision Description A 06 15 93 Manual released All pages at Revision A B 03 07 94 Manual restructured Additional safety material included C 11 02 94 CC4800 48 Volt ...

Page 3: ...t et doit être facile d accès 3 Afin de réduire les risques de choc toutes les ouvertures doivent être couvertes pendant le fonctionnement normal de l équipement 1 No son necesarios ajustes manuales del equipo para la conexión a la corriente de la red dentro del voltaje y frecuencia establecidas 2 El conector de alimentación de energía sirve como dispositivo de desconexión La toma de corriente se ...

Page 4: ...ating of fuse Safety requirements are not fulfilled unless the equipment is connected to a wall outlet socket that is provided with an earth contact 230V T 2 5A 250V 115V T 5 0A 250V Alimentation Requise C A 100 240 V 50 60 Hz 5 2 5A ATTENTION Pour garantir une protection continue contre tout risque d incendie utilisez toujours des fusibles de même type et de même intensité Les conditions de sécur...

Page 5: ...s de seguridad no quedan satisfechos a menos que este equipo eléctrico esté conectado a una toma de corriente mural conectada a tierra 230 V T 2 5 Amp 250 V 115 V T 5 0 Amp 250 V Stromaufnahme AC 100 240V 50 60 Hz 5 2 5A VORSICHT Als Vorkehrung gegen Brandgefahr immer nur Sicherungen der gleichen Art und mit gleichem Nennwert verwenden Die Sicherheitsvorschriften sind nur erfüllt wenn das Gerät an...

Page 6: ...uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense WARNING Changes or modifications to this unit not ex...

Page 7: ... 2 3 Back Panel 2 4 2 4 Cabling 2 5 2 5 RJ21 Phone Line Interface Option 2 6 2 6 RJ 11 Phone Line Interface Option 2 7 CHAPTER3 CABLEANDCONNECTORDESCRIPTIONS 3 1 Standard DB25 Phone Line Interface Connector Panel 3 1 3 2 CA 1432MR Line Cable 3 2 3 3 Dial upLine50 PinConnector CC48 21L 3 3 3 4 2 Wire Leased Line or 4 Wire Transmit Pair Connector 3 4 3 5 4 WireReceivePair CC48 21L 3 5 CHAPTER 4 SERV...

Page 8: ... Chapter 1 Introduction Description ...

Page 9: ...1 6 pin modular phone connectors and one PS4800 power supply It supports dial up lines Model CC4800 21 consists of a card cage with a backplane of 6 RJ21 50 pin amphenol phone connectors and one PS4800 power supply It supports dial up lines and 2 wire and 4 wire leased lines 1 2 Description of Card Cage and Possible Associated Components 19 wide x 12 1 high x 18 25 deep EIA rack 16 modem card slot...

Page 10: ...ent should only be installed by properly qualified service personnel You may be installing components into a CC4800 card cage for the first time or you may be re installing or replacing components Please observe the following unpack hardware carefully perform a visual inspection of the hardware If you are concerned about the condition of your rack call Technical Support make sure that the flat rib...

Page 11: ...1 3 only connect like circuits In other words connect SELV Secondary Extra Low Voltage circuits to SELV circuits and TN Telecommunications Network circuits to TN circuits ...

Page 12: ... Chapter 2 Installation ...

Page 13: ...d to run the system without any switchover period This is assuming that both power supplies are powered on with both powered on and operational they share the load This module contains the processor and memory for intelligent operation of the rack The back panel contains an RJ11 connection for Network UTP attachment to another rack to an Active Hub or to a manager node The front panel provides 16 ...

Page 14: ...panel access screws 3 Install the power supply module s in proper location s by aligning the power supply flanges in the card guides A positioning pin will align the connectors at the back interior of the rack Press firmly to mate the connectors Secure with provided screw 4 Install blank panels where needed to cover any unused power supply controller card or modem card slots 5 Connect the cables a...

Page 15: ...9 Determine the modem slot s to be used and remove front panel slot s if necessary Insert the MultiModem cards Align modem module in card guides and press firmly to mate the connectors 10 Power on the rack ...

Page 16: ... the system and power connectors for the installation of the rack hardware as shown below Figure 2 2 MultiModemManager Back Panel The basic back panel includes a phone line cable refer to Chapter 3 for cable pin assignments Note that the basic back panel is shown in Figure 2 2 The optional RJ21 version of the back panel is shown in Figure 2 4 the optional RJ11 version is shown in Figure 2 5 Note T...

Page 17: ...ppropriate Network interface card NIC PC or modem manual for cable specs MultiModemManager Link The back panel contains two female RJ11 connections for installation in a multiple rack configuration maximum of 254 racks via UTP wire The control PC must be node 255 FF hex CAUTION Whenever the MultiModemManager is connected in a multi rack installation the last rack must have a terminating plug one s...

Page 18: ...ard Note The CC4800 48 Volt Card Cage does not appear as illustrated You will find a 3 terminal power input strip and hexagonal shaped fuse holder instead of an AC Power outlet and fuse on the bottom right of the cage RS232 Interface SELV Connectors Alarm Connector SELV For Future Use DB25S Female RS232 SELV Reserved For Future Use Network Connectors RJ11 SELV NO COM NC Common Ground SELV Normally...

Page 19: ...e Interface Option The back panel shown below illustrates the RJ11 Phone Line Interface Board option Model CC4800 11 The RJ11 board attaches to the standard DB25 back panel connectors refer to section 2 2 in Dial up applications Figure 2 4 Back Panel with CC48 11 Phone Line Interface Board Note The CC4800 48 Volt Card Cage does not appear as illustrated You will find a 3 terminal power input strip...

Page 20: ... Chapter 3 Cable and Connector Descriptions ...

Page 21: ... connector on the back of the rack the cable connector is female We offer the CA 1432MR cable to meet these requirements Please see the following page for full information 13 25 12 RRING A RTP A 24 11 TRING A TTIP A 23 10 MIC A MI A 22 9 RING A TIP A 21 8 RRING B RTIP B 20 7 TRING B TTIP B 19 6 MIC B MI B 18 5 RING B TIP B 17 4 RRING C RTIP C 16 3 TRING C TTIP C 15 2 MIC C MIC C 14 1 RING C TIP C ...

Page 22: ...emale line cable and connector information is shown below 1 14 25 CA1432MR Line Cable DB25 Female Connector Rear View All Pins Connected Except 13 15 19 and 23 1 ORG BLK 2 BLK ORG 3 WHT BLUE 4 BLUE WHT 5 WHT GRN 6 GRN WHT 7 ORG RED 8 RED ORG 9 GRAY RED 10 RED GRAY 11 WHT ORG 12 ORG WHT 14 BLUE BLK 16 BLK BLUE 17 RED GRN 18 GRN RED 20 BLUE RED 21 RED BLUE 22 WHT BRN 24 WHT GRAY 25 GRAY WHT ...

Page 23: ...TIPB5 39 14 RINGB5 TIPB13 39 14 RINGB13 TIPC5 40 15 RINGC5 TIPC13 40 15 RINGC13 TIPA6 41 16 RINGA6 TIPA14 41 16 RINGA14 TIPB6 42 17 RINGB6 TIPB14 42 17 RINGB14 TIPC6 43 18 RINGC6 TIPC14 43 18 RINGC14 TIPA7 44 19 RINGA7 TIPA15 44 19 RINGA15 TIPB7 45 20 RINGB7 TIPB15 45 20 RINGB15 TIPC7 46 21 RINGC7 TIPC15 46 21 RINGC15 TIPA8 47 22 RINGA8 TIPA16 47 22 RINGA16 TIPB8 48 23 RINGB8 TIPB16 48 23 RINGB16 ...

Page 24: ...RINGA12 TTIPB4 36 11 TRINGB4 TTIPB12 36 11 TRINGB12 TTIPC4 37 12 TRINGC4 TTIPC12 37 12 TRINGC12 TTIPA5 38 13 TRINGA5 TTIPA13 38 13 TRINGA13 TTIPB5 39 14 TRINGB5 TTIPB13 39 14 TRINGB13 TTIPC5 40 15 TRINGC5 TTIPC13 40 15 TRINGC13 TTIPA6 41 16 TRINGA6 TTIPA14 41 16 TRINGA14 TTIPB6 42 17 TRINGB6 TTIPB14 42 17 TRINGB14 TTIPC6 43 18 TRINGC6 TTIPC14 43 18 TRINGC14 TTIPA7 44 19 TRINGA7 TTIPA15 44 19 TRING...

Page 25: ...39 14 RRINGB13 RTIPC5 40 15 RRINGC5 RTIPC13 40 15 RRINGC13 RTIPA6 41 16 RRINGA6 RTIPA14 41 16 RRINGA14 RTIPB6 42 17 RRINGB6 RTIPB14 42 17 RRINGB14 RTIPC6 43 18 RRINGC6 RTIPC14 43 18 RRINGC14 RTIPA7 44 19 RRINGA7 RTIPA15 44 19 RRINGA15 RTIPB7 45 20 RRINGB7 RTIPB15 45 20 RRINGB15 RTIPC7 46 21 RRINGC7 RTIPC15 46 21 RRINGC15 RTIPA8 47 22 RRINGA8 RTIPA16 47 22 RRINGA16 RTIPB8 48 23 RRINGB8 RTIPB16 48 2...

Page 26: ... Chapter 4 Service Warranty Tech Support ...

Page 27: ...ulti Tech Systems Inc MTS warrants that its products will be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of five years from the date of purchase or if the date of purchase is not provided five years from the date of shipment MTS MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED This wa...

Page 28: ...ble to help you get the most out of your Multi Tech products If you have any questions about the operation of this unit please call Tech Support at 1 800 972 2439 U S and Canada only Please note the status of your modem before calling Tech Support This status can include LED indicators screen messages diagnostic test results problems with a specific application etc Product serial numbers are also ...

Page 29: ... Appendix ...

Page 30: ...2MR MMM modem card contains three independent V 32bis modems Each is a 14 400 12 000 9600 7200 4800 2400 1200 300bpsintelligentauto answermodemfor dial up or 2 wire leased line or 4 wire leased line with dial backup Their features include phone number storage auto fallback from 14 400 to 4800 bps auto switching between all speeds callback security 11 LEDs remote configuration standards compatibili...

Page 31: ...e MMM racks are to be connected to the central management PC MultiModemManager Manuals MultiModemManager Model PS4800 Power Supply Installation Manual documents the installation of the PS4800 power supply MultiModemManager Owner s Manual documents hardware features and installation and is the complete referencemanualfortheMultiModemManagersoftware MultiModemManager Model MR4800 Rack Controller Ins...

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