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T1/E1 and Digital Voice Modules

Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual

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Procedure 16:

Removing a Digital Voice Module

Unlatch the first Digital Voice Module from its mating connector in the T1

Voice Module, the E1 Voice Module, or the Digital Voice Expansion Module.
To do that, press your thumbs against the latch springs at either end of the
module, and with your forefingers turn the Digital Voice Module into the
upright position.

Lift the Digital Voice Module out of the connector.

Repeat steps 1 and 2, and sequentially remove the remaining applicable
Digital Voice Modules.

Figure 9-11. Digital Voice Module Replacement

T1 or E1 Voice Module

Digital Voice
Expansion Module

Notch

Summary of Contents for Passport 4400 Series

Page 1: ...Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual Part Number 800 1951 20 Rev A June 1998...

Page 2: ...on standards for CE compliance Notice NORTEL CONFIDENTIAL The information contained in this document is the property of Nortel s Except as specifically authorized in writing by Nortel the holder of th...

Page 3: ...nt t d connect de l appareil Warning Warnung Avertissement Remove power plug from the power socket before performing any service work on the unit Vor ffnen des Ger tes muss der Netzstecker aus der Ste...

Page 4: ...cation of Canadian Requirements This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus as set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Gover...

Page 5: ...14 Legacy Data Module Legacy Data Expansion Module LDM LEM 1 14 T1 Voice Module TVM 1 15 E1 Voice Module EVM 1 16 Analog Voice Modules AVM UAVM 1 17 Installing the Passport 4400 2 Preparing the Site...

Page 6: ...rface Module 5 3 56kbps CSU DSU Interface Module 5 4 T1 CSU DSU Interface Module 5 5 ISDN Interface Module 5 6 Installing Expansion Data and Voice Modules 6 Safety Information 6 1 Notice of Electromag...

Page 7: ...VM 9 8 Installing Digital Voice Modules 9 8 Power Supplies 10 dc Power Supplies 10 1 Chassis types 10 2 Three slot Chassis model 4430 10 2 Five slot Chassis model 4450 10 3 Five slot Chassis with Redu...

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Page 9: ...0 device It describes the 3 and 5 slot chassis the ethernet base card and all optional modules Cabling information is included as is a discussion of system indicators and warning signals Who Should Re...

Page 10: ...Hardware Installation Manual About this document About this document 2...

Page 11: ...nt allows small branch sites to consolidate multimedia traffic such as voice and LAN over a single low speed network link operating at speeds such as 56 or 64 kbps and pass traffic through regional co...

Page 12: ...x of hardware and functions in each Passport 4400 unit depends on the application and site requirements The major hardware components of the 4400 are described in this section The 4400 consists of the...

Page 13: ...lots indicates the maximum number of modules including the base module that can be supported by each unit Ethernet Base Module The Ethernet Base Module performs central processing functions for the 44...

Page 14: ...nserted in the TVM or EVM for each digital voice channel required To provide full T1 or E1 support the Digital Voice Expansion Modules DVEM provide additional slots for DVMs as required Safety Informa...

Page 15: ...AU03xx represents all model numbers that begin with NTAU03 Base Unit Physical Dimensions 3 slot Unit Width 18 inches 45 7 cm Height 5 inches 12 7 cm Depth 12 75 inches 32 4 cm 5 slot Unit Width 18 inc...

Page 16: ...model 4430ac 135 Watts max dc 36 72 volts dc 3A maximum Agency Compliances Safety UL 1950 CSA Standard C22 2 No 950 IEC 950 TUV EN60950 EN41003 BABT 340 where applicable Electromagnetic Compatibility...

Page 17: ...been corrected or you are sure that the equipment is not malfunctioning User s Responsibility You must supply the following information upon request Whether the notification is about a connection or...

Page 18: ...ortunity to correct the situation and you will be informed of your right to file a complaint with the regulatory agency Your telephonecompany maymakechangesinits facilities equipment operation or proc...

Page 19: ...is used by the device to prevent overloading The termination on a loop may consist of any combination of devices subject only to the requirement that the total of the Load Numbers of all the devices...

Page 20: ...e telecommunications network The encoded analog content and billing protection is factory set and is not under the control of the customer I attest that the operator s maintainer s of the digital CPE...

Page 21: ...kbps CSU DSU Interface Module Specifications apply to the 56kbps CSU DSU Interface Module as part of the Passport 4400 unit Agency Compliances Safety UL 1950 CSA Standard C22 2 No 950 Telecommunicatio...

Page 22: ...in the future the telephone company will call you and request the following information The manufacturer of the device Northern Telecom Model number of the device NTAU04xx FCC Part 68 U S A T1 see la...

Page 23: ...ply to the ISDN U Interface Module as part of the Passport 4400 unit Agency Compliances Safety UL 1950 CSA Standard C22 2 No 950 Telecom Requirements BABT CTR 2 User s Responsibility You must supply t...

Page 24: ...91 prEN55024 2 1992 3KV CD 8KV DA IEC 801 3 1984 prEN55024 3 1991 3 V m IEC 801 3 1988 prEN55024 4 1993 0 5KV Signal 1KV Power EN 60555 Telecom Requirements BABT CTR 2 Standard Legacy Data Module Lega...

Page 25: ...NLY User s Responsibility If a need arises in the future the telephone company will call the user and request the following information Model number of the device NTAY14xx FCC Part 68 Registration Num...

Page 26: ...class A EN 50082 2 3 4 1995 FCC Part 15 class A CISPR22 class A Limitations This equipment is intended for use on E1 Digital Service lines ONLY User s Responsibility If a need arises in the future th...

Page 27: ...ixth Edition Manufacturing Electromagnetic Compatibility FCC Part 15 class A C R C c 1374 CISPR 22 class A EN 55022 EN 50082 1 1992 IEC 801 2 1991 prEN55024 2 1992 3KV CD 8KV AD IEC 801 3 1984 prEN550...

Page 28: ...3xx FXS module for UAVM NTAY12xx E M module for UAVM NTAY09xx FCC Part 68 U S A BEBUSA 75539 PX N AVM all UAVM FXO and E M only DOC CS 03 Canada AVM 5681A 1 ch and 7073A 2 ch UAVM 680 5681A FXO and E...

Page 29: ...interface cannot be connected to the public network 800 1943 20 Rev AFCC registration does not constitute an expressed or implied guarantee of performance Only the warranty set forth in this manual co...

Page 30: ...Introduction Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual 1 20...

Page 31: ...e following environmental requirements space requirements Figure 2 1 surrounding temperature Table 2 1 distance to the ac socket if unit is ac powered the supplied power cord is 6 feet 1 8m long Note...

Page 32: ...22 F 0 to 50 C Storage 40 to 158 F 40 to 70 C Relative humidity Operating 10 to 90 non condensing Storage 0 to 95 non condensing 5 inches 12 7 cm 12 3 4 inches 32 4 cm 18 inches 45 7cm Allow2inches 5...

Page 33: ...n site 5 Check the packing list against the contents Report any damage to the shipping carrier 6 Save the packing materials in case you need to move the unit Once the carton is unpacked verify that yo...

Page 34: ...4 Figure 2 4 Installing the Shelf Figure 2 5 Passport 4400 in Rackmount Shelf Shelf Rack Clip Nut Shelf Washer Nylon Filler Washer Nickel Finish Screw Top View Rack mounted 5 Slot chassis Unit Rack m...

Page 35: ...on page 2 5 Since the power outlet is not grounded contact an electrician to connect the green with yellow stripe wire to a fixed earth grounding point Figure 2 6 Power cord Grounded Figure 2 7 Power...

Page 36: ...access the terminal points gently pull the door back from the top with your finger The dc power source must be connected to the unit by attaching the 48 Vdc 48 Vdc and the chassis ground cords to the...

Page 37: ...ights Table 2 2 Passport 4400 Status Indicators Indicator Color Meaning CP Green flashing Application is running CC Green Reserved F3 Green Reserved F4 Green Reserved P1 Amber Green Red Physical port...

Page 38: ...f resets can be done by holding the switch down for different time intervals You can tell when to release the switch by watching the flashing green indicator The relationships are given in the table s...

Page 39: ...e 800 1952 20 Passport 4400 Operator s Manual The Ethernet Base Module has six connectors as follows Management port Frame Relay DCE Port 1 Ethernet access port 10BaseT Ethernet access port AUI Port 2...

Page 40: ...o the AUI Ethernet port page 3 5 2 If required connect the management port using an RJ45 cable page 3 4 3 If required connect the Frame Relay DCE port using a DB50 cable page 3 3 4 If required connect...

Page 41: ...Data Clock V 35 V 36 Receive Data Clock X 21 Indication V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Ready to Send V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Data Terminal Ready Unassigned V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Clear to Send X 21 V 24 RS232 V 35 V...

Page 42: ...an RS 232 physical driver data rate is automatically selected for speeds from 9 6 to 38 4 Kbps management port is RS 232 V 24 a crossover cable is required for DTE operation Figure 3 3 Management Port...

Page 43: ...Tx Transmit data positive Tx Transmit data negative Rx Receive data positive Rx Receive data negative RJ45 pin assignments RJ45 Pin 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pins 4 5 7 8 Not Connected Chassis ground CD Colli...

Page 44: ...V 36 X 21 Transmit Data Clock V 35 V 36 Receive Data Clock X 21 Indication V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Ready to Send V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Data Terminal Ready Unassigned V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Clear to Send X...

Page 45: ...r RJ48 RJ48 Pin Assignments Transmit Data from Network Transmit Data from Network Receive Data to Network Receive Data to Network Pins 3 4 5 6 Not Connected Pin 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RJ48 Pin Assignments...

Page 46: ...ISDN U Module Connector RJ45 Pin Assignments Pins 1 2 7 8 Not Connected Transmit Data to Network Receive Data from Network Receive Data from Network Transmit Data to Network RJ48 Pin 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8...

Page 47: ...vision your 4400 prior to adding cables please refer to 800 1952 20 Passport 4400 Operator s Manual High speed Data Module HDM The High speed Data Module provides additional ports for the Passport 440...

Page 48: ...Transmit Data Clock V 35 V 36 Receive Data Clock X 21 Indication V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Ready to Send V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Data Terminal Ready Unassigned V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Clear to Send X 21 V 24 RS2...

Page 49: ...ix A Cable Diagram Pin Assignments Legacy Data Module LDM and Legacy Data Expansion Module LEM The Legacy Data Module LDM provides interface ports to support legacy data protocols in Passport 4400 Add...

Page 50: ...local equipment 2 If required connect the management port using an RJ45 cable 3 If requires connect the token ring serial interface using a DB9 cable Procedure 6 Connecting the Legacy Data Expansion...

Page 51: ...s procedure will depend on the specific site requirements If you are not sure of the exact connections required for the Passport 4400 unit consult your system administrator 1 Use an RJ48C cable typica...

Page 52: ...odule Figure 4 6 Rear View of the E1 Voice Module Procedure 8 Attaching cables to the E1 Voice Module Note The connections made in this procedure will depend on the specific site requirements If you a...

Page 53: ...e Module Pin 1 RJ11 Pin 1 Modular cable for E M Connect to terminal block associated with the PBX Modular cable forFXS or FXO Connect to telephone set or wall jack FXS FXO RJ11 Interface E M RJ1CX Int...

Page 54: ...te requires an E M connection for channel 1 use a modular RJ 1CX cable to connect the Passport 4400 unit to a PBX The pin assignments for both 2 wire and 4 wire cables are shown in Figure 4 7 2 If you...

Page 55: ...ect the modules to the network Voice interface modules can be connected with either RJ11 modular cables or with a direct connection to a terminal block Figure 4 8 Universal Analog Voice Module with FX...

Page 56: ...pin terminal block is the only method of connection to the telephone interface equipment there is no modular jack Figure 4 9 Terminal Block Cable Connections Caution Wiring to the tie trunk terminal b...

Page 57: ...all flathead screwdriver at the top It is recommended that the cable leads be color coded for easy identification 3 Insert the plug that now includes the cable leads in the terminal block 4 After the...

Page 58: ...Connecting the Expansion Modules Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual 4 12...

Page 59: ...es AUI or 10BaseT optional plug in interface modules Figure 5 1 Components of the Ethernet Base Module Figure 5 2 Ethernet Base Module Rear View DRAM SIMM Power Connector Stacking Connectors for 10Bas...

Page 60: ...U interface module and ISDN interface module Procedure 11 Installing an interface module 1 Slide the interface module gently into the slot labeled Port 2 or Port 3 on the lower left end of the Etherne...

Page 61: ...he base module The module supports RS 232 V 35 V 36 and X 21 interfaces determined by the cable used The module can support both DTE and DCE modes Both Port 2 MPANL port and Port 3 WAN Backup port can...

Page 62: ...ceive end LLR The 56kbps CSU DSU interface module may only be used in the Port 2 MPANL port slot Do not place the 56kbps module in Port 3 Figure 5 5 Front and Back View of 56kbps CSU DSU Interface Mod...

Page 63: ...he Port 2 MPANL port slot Do not place this module in Port 3 Figure 5 7 Front and Back View of T1 CSU DSU Interface Module Note A T1 Access Voice module interface is also available for use in Passport...

Page 64: ...erface Both are accessed via an RJ 45 connector The data frame of the ISDN interface consists of three data channels D B1 and B2 The D channel is used to exchange control information between the user...

Page 65: ...esistor to the receiving channel Setting strap E4 to IN adds a 100 ohm terminating resistor to the transmitting channel Figure 5 11 Front and Back View of ISDN S T Interface Module Figure 5 12 ISDN S...

Page 66: ...Ethernet Base Module and Interface Modules Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual 5 8...

Page 67: ...an approved chassis the voice fax module meets EMC Level A of the EN55022 Standard This label is also affixed to the voice fax module In addition to the EMC Standard this module meets and complies wit...

Page 68: ...o a Logical Interface Module LIM The Passport 4400 uses the LIM identifier to keep track of the position of each module within the unit The LIM identifier is set using a four position switchbank locat...

Page 69: ...g three switches are off up See Figure 6 1 Dip Switch Locations Notice that each switch can represent either a numeric LIM or an alpha LIM depending on the expansion module For instance setting the le...

Page 70: ...transferred between the expansion modules and the base card they must be firmly seated within their mating connectors Figure 6 2 Stacking Connector Back Panel Grounding Clips To ensure that the modul...

Page 71: ...k Back Panels Any open space not occupied by a module must contain a blank back panel Blank back panels ensure proper air flow over installed module keep excessive dirt and contamination out of the un...

Page 72: ...wdriver To complete these procedures you will need a Phillips screwdriver size 1 or 2 Procedure 12 Installing an expansion module 1 Remove the power from the unit by unplugging the cord from the wall...

Page 73: ...uctions in Module Stacking Order on page 6 2 9 Place a spacer between the previous module and the module to be installed 10 Place the module on the spacer in front and on the previous module s back pa...

Page 74: ...Installing Expansion Data and Voice Modules Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Module 6 8 Figure 6 8 Installing Expansion Modules in the Passport 4400 Chassis...

Page 75: ...s The High speed Data Module provides additional port capability identical to port 1 on the base module The module supports RS 232 V 35 V 36 and X 21 interfaces determined by the cable used The module...

Page 76: ...ata Clock V 35 V 36 Receive Data Clock X 21 Indication V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Ready to Send V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Data Terminal Ready Unassigned V 24 RS232 V 35 V 36 Clear to Send X 21 V 24 RS232 V 35 V...

Page 77: ...to support legacy data protocols in Passport 4400 Additional interface ports are supported through the use of the Legacy Data Expansion Module LEM Figure 7 3 Legacy Data Module Figure 7 4 Legacy Data...

Page 78: ...y the LEM To order the LDM memory expansion card please consult document 800 1959 20 Passport 4400 Ordering Catalog The part number of the card is NTA150AA Connectors Figure 7 5 Pin Assignments for Le...

Page 79: ...ule UAVM The Universal Analog Voice Module UAVM converts analog voice obtained from a telephone interface into digital form The digitized signal is transmitted over a data link and routed to a compati...

Page 80: ...8 2 Figure 8 2 Rear View of Universal Analog Voice Module Figure 8 3 Universal Analog Voice Module with Two Interface Modules Installed Dual Channel Universal Analog Voice Fax Module FXS and FXO Inte...

Page 81: ...from the RJ11 connectors or unplug the terminal block from the interface 4 Unscrew the two spring loaded captive screws with the medium sized flathead screwdriver 5 Grasp the interface module firmly a...

Page 82: ...o the telephone equipment Connect one end of the cable to the FXS FXO modular jack on the interface module and the other end to the telephone equipment 5 Reconnect the cable to the terminal block if r...

Page 83: ...lock see Figure 8 6 FXS and FXO Interface Modules Both are shielded by a protective cover Their schematic equivalents are shown in Figure 8 6 FXS and FXO Interface Modules The terminal block is fitted...

Page 84: ...e Stapping There are a total of six movable straps located on the FXS interface module E1 through E6 see Figure 8 8 These straps are reserved for factory use only They must not be altered by the user...

Page 85: ...raps located on the FXO interface module E1 through E13 The following four figures show the locations of these straps The straps function as follows Straps E1 through E5 are reserved for factory use o...

Page 86: ...cks E8 E9 E10 E11 E15 E16 in their default positions Figure 8 9 Strapping the European FXO Module France Caution The following figures give specific instructions on strapping the FXO Interface Module...

Page 87: ...E9 Place the strap over the pins marked E8 Locate the strapping block labeled E10 E11 Place the strap over the pins marked E11 Leave other strapping blocks E6 E7 E13 E14 E15 E16 in their default posit...

Page 88: ...Locate the strapping block labeled E15 E16 Place the strap over the pins marked E15 Leave other strapping blocks E6 E7 E8 E9 E10 E11 E13 E14 in their default positions Figure 8 11 Strapping the Europe...

Page 89: ...pes I II and V Straps E8 and E17 are normally installed to shunt out DC blocking capacitors C36 and C38 They must be removed in case there are DC voltages present in the R and R1 leads Strap E14 is us...

Page 90: ...s Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual 8 12 Figure 8 13 Location of Straps E M Interface Module E17 C38 S N TYPE II C38 C36 E15 E20 E21 E22 TYPE I TYPE V E5 E4 E3 E2 E1 E18 E8 E19 E9 E10 E11 E6...

Page 91: ...XS FXO and E M interfaces are determined by changing the straps on the front of the module s circuit board Figure 8 14 Front View and Indicators for Analog Voice Module Figure 8 15 Dual and Single Ana...

Page 92: ...ule if you perform a level setting procedure To verify the settings of your voice fax channel s without physically inspecting them refer to 800 1952 20 Passport 4400 Operator s Manual In a dual channe...

Page 93: ...Connecttoterminal block associated with the PBX Modular cable for FXS or FXO Connect to telephone set or wall jack FXS FXO RJ11 Interface E M RJ1CX Interface RJ1CX Voice Fax Channel 2 Voice Fax Chann...

Page 94: ...Analog Voice Modules Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual 8 16...

Page 95: ...1 or E1 link two DVEMs in addition to the TVM or EVM are required T1 and E1 Voice Modules The T1 Voice Module provides a user interface to two 1 544 Mbps T1 lines It can support a Maximum of 24 Digita...

Page 96: ...ociated with the Voice Module At the center and on the right side are four feed through stacking connectors used to connect the Voice Module to the base unit module below it and to any expansion modul...

Page 97: ...Interface Pin 1 Transmit Pair to T1 Monitor Only Transmit Pair from T1 Monitor Only Reserved for future use 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Ring R Tip T Ring 1 R1 Tip 1 T1 RJ48 Pins 3 6 7 8 Not Connected Line 1 DSC 1...

Page 98: ...dance for each interface line may be straped for either 75 or for 120 The two lines may be strapped for the same or for different impedance The locations of the two impedance straps are shown for line...

Page 99: ...of headers and jumpers as shown in the following figure Figure 9 7 Location of the E1 Interface Line Straps 75 Connector Outer Conductor Jumper Connector To Earth Isolated Open Line 1 Rx DSX 1 Place...

Page 100: ...tch group used for configuring the physical location of the module within the Passport 4400 device Figure 9 8 Digital Voice Expansion Module On the right front are 13 indicators At the center and on t...

Page 101: ...9 20 Passport 4400 Ordering Catalog The part number of the harness is NTAU32AA Note Do not connect the DVEM power harness to the T1 E1 Voice Module If your Passport 4400 contains only one DVEM there w...

Page 102: ...les Procedure 15 Installing a Digital Voice Module 1 Orient the Digital Voice Module in a vertical position with the applicable connector on the right side 2 Place the bottom of the Digital Voice Modu...

Page 103: ...l Voice Expansion Module To do that press your thumbs against the latch springs at either end of the module and with your forefingers turn the Digital Voice Module into the upright position 2 Lift the...

Page 104: ...T1 E1 and Digital Voice Modules Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual 9 10...

Page 105: ...es for input and output power The dc input voltage must be within the range of 32 volts dc and 72 volts dc The plus and minus markings on the input power adapter box indicate the polarity of correspon...

Page 106: ...to the Ethernet Base Module and expansion modules Note The three slot Passport 4400 uses ac power only There is no option for dc power Figure 10 2 3 slot Power Supply The power cable connects to the E...

Page 107: ...Power Supply DVEM Power Harness The DVEM power harness provides redundant power for Passport 4400 units containing one or more DVEM modules The power harness connects the DVEM modules to the power sha...

Page 108: ...ont bezel The triangle shaped green indicator is lit when all power supplies are working properly The rectangle shaped red indicator lights up when there is a problem with one or more power supplies i...

Page 109: ...Table 10 1 Configuring the Power Supplies For Units Containing 4400 with Standard Power Supply 4400 with Redundant Power Supply ac Units dc Units 1 3 Modules includ ing the base module Unplug top powe...

Page 110: ...Power Supply Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual 10 6...

Page 111: ...pplication is running CC Green Reserved F3 Green Reserved F4 Green Reserved P1 Amber Green Red Physical port exists Frame Relay LMI is connected Reserved P2 Amber Green Red Physical port exists Frame...

Page 112: ...through B6 as follows Table 11 2 Digital Voice Channel Status Indicators State Status Off Digital Voice Module not installed or defective or power is off Green Digital voice channel is connected and a...

Page 113: ...ly in the red alarm state Flashing green Alarm Indication Signal AIS Transmitted to the remote end when the T1 Access Module is in the internal digital loopback state When received from the remote end...

Page 114: ...active Flashing red IFAS Frame Alignment Signal loss Flashing amber FAS distant alarm Fast flashing green TS16 AIS Time Slot 16 Alarm Indication Signal Green Interface operational Fast flashing red CR...

Page 115: ...e is not installed off or defective Red Reset Green Operational 1 12 Off Digital Voice Module is not installed or defective Green Digital Voice Module is installed and active voice call is in progress...

Page 116: ...rned on and off sequentially for 1 second Figure 11 5 Analog Voice Module Indicators Table 11 7 Description of Analog Voice Module Indicators Indicator State Status OK On Channel is in normal operatin...

Page 117: ...A 1 Cable Diagram Pin Assignments A Diagrams are shown in this section for cables used with the Passport 4400 Use the cable matrix to determine which cable must be used for the desired interface...

Page 118: ...68490 NTAU24AA WAN V 36 Type 2 cable to DCE 37 pin male 15 ft A 15 RS232 V 24 A0668484 NTAU19AA WAN RS232 cable to DTE DB25 female 15 ft A 8 V 35 A0668486 NTAU21AA WAN V 35 cable to DTE 34 pin female...

Page 119: ...A 17 crossover A0670698 NTMV09AA modular crossover cable A 19 75 line 1 for use with E1 coaxial straight n a n a straight coaxial cable A 20 120 line 1 for use with E1 DB9 straight n a n a DB9 straig...

Page 120: ...pment DTE DB 25 Male RJ 45 Male Pin 1 Ring Indicator RI 1 22 Ring Indicator RI Carrier Detect CD 2 8 Receive Line Signal Detector RLSD Data Terminal Ready DTR 3 20 Data Terminal Ready DTR Ground 4 7 G...

Page 121: ...Receive Data Clock B 47 3 Receive Signal Element Timing B TSETB Transmit Data A 3 2 Transmit Data A TXDA Transmit Data B 28 9 Transmit Data B TXDB External Transmit Data Clock A 5 13 Transmit Signal E...

Page 122: ...nal A SCT A Receive Data Clock B 47 W Serial Clock Transmit External B SCT B Transmit Data A 3 R Receive Data A RD A Transmit Data B 28 T Receive Data B RD B External Transmit Data Clock A 5 V Serial...

Page 123: ...ata Clock B 47 X Serial Clock Receive B SCR B Transmit Data 3 P Send Data A SD A Transmit Data B 28 S Send Data B SD B External Data Transmit Clock A 5 U Serial Clock Transmit A SCT A External Data Tr...

Page 124: ...nd 12 5 Clear to Send CTS Unassigned 13 8 Carrier Detect CD Data Terminal Ready 37 6 Data Set Ready DSR External Receive Clock 232 15 15 Serial Clock Transmit A SCT A External Transmit Clock 232 40 17...

Page 125: ...eady DTR External Transmit Data Clock 232 40 24 Serial Clock Transmit External SCTE Transmit Data 232 16 2 Transmit Data D Receive Data 232 41 3 Receive Data RD Transmit Data Clock 232 17 15 Serial Cl...

Page 126: ...l A 8 5 Internal Clocking A IC A Control B 33 12 Internal Clocking B IC B Transmit Data A V11 6 4 Receive Data A RD A Transmit Data B V11 31 11 Receive Data B RD B Indication A 22 3 Clocking A Indicat...

Page 127: ...ve Data A Control A 8 3 Clocking A Control B 33 10 Clocking A Transmit Data A 6 2 Transmit Data A TD A Transmit Data B 31 9 Transmit Data B TD B Transmit Data Clock A 21 6 Signalling A S B Transmit Da...

Page 128: ...eive Data Clock B 32 23 Clear to Send A 9 7 Clear to Send B 34 25 Data Set Ready A 10 12 Data Set Ready B 35 30 Carrier Detect A 11 16 Carrier Detect B 36 34 Request to Send 12 9 Ground 48 27 Unassign...

Page 129: ...nd B 34 27 Data Set Ready A 10 11 Data Set Ready B 35 29 Carrier Detect A 11 13 Carrier Detect B 36 31 Request to Send 12 7 Ground 48 25 Receive Data Clock A 22 8 Receive Data Clock B 47 26 Unassigned...

Page 130: ...ock A 7 5 External Receive Data Clock B 32 23 Clear to Send A 9 7 Clear to Send B 34 37 Data Set Ready A 10 12 Data Set Ready B 35 37 Carrier Detect A 11 16 Carrier Detect B 36 37 Request to Send 12 9...

Page 131: ...Receive Clock B 47 35 External Transmit Data Clock A 8 8 External Transmit Data Clock B 33 26 Transmit Data A 6 6 Transmit Data B 31 22 External Clock A 21 5 External Receive Data Clock B 32 23 Clear...

Page 132: ...ware Installation Manual A 16 Figure A 13 120 ohm Straight Cable Twisted Pair Twisted Pair To E1 Voice Module To PBX or PSTN DB 9 Connector Male DB 15 Connector Female Tip 1 T1 1 4 Tip T Ring 1 R1 6 1...

Page 133: ...4400 Hardware Installation Manual A 17 Figure A 14 Cable Model No NTML79AA Modular Straight Cable To T1 Voice Module To DS 1 T1 Interface RJ48 Male RJ48 Male Ring R 1 1 Ring 1 R1 Tip T 2 2 Tip 1 T1 R...

Page 134: ...ware Installation Manual A 18 Figure A 15 120 ohm Crossover Cable Twisted Pair Twisted Pair To E1 Voice Module To PBX or PSTN DB 9 Connector Male DB 15 Connector Male Tip 1 T1 1 2 Tip T Ring 1 R1 6 9...

Page 135: ...4400 Hardware Installation Manual A 19 Figure A 16 Cable Model No NTMV09AA Modular Crossover Cable To T1 Voice Module To DS 1 T1 Interface RJ48 Male RJ48 Male Ring R 1 4 Ring 1 R1 Tip T 2 5 Tip 1 T1 R...

Page 136: ...Cable Diagram Pin Assignments Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual A 20 Figure A 17 Coaxial Cable Female Male...

Page 137: ...Cable Diagram Pin Assignments Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual A 21 Figure A 18 Cable Model No NTMR38AA Modular Straight Cable RJ11 Connector RJ 45 Connector 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 Ring Tip...

Page 138: ...gure A 19 Cable Model No NTMU88AA Modular Cable to Lugs RJ CX Connector Signal Battery SB Mouth M Ring 1 R1 Ring R Tip Tip Tip 1 T1 Ear E Signal Ground SG 1 SB blue 2 M orange 3 R1 black 4 R red 5 T g...

Page 139: ...Voice Module AVM 1 4 8 13 agency compliances 1 17 connecting 4 7 indicators 11 6 pin assignments 4 7 straps 8 14 user s responsibility 1 18 B Back panel blanks 6 5 grounding clips 6 4 C Canadian Requ...

Page 140: ...llation space requirements 2 1 2 2 Installing expansion modules 6 6 Interface Modules installing 5 2 ISDN Interface Module 5 6 agency compliances 1 13 S T interface pin assignments 5 7 straps 5 7 U in...

Page 141: ...interface module 8 7 country specific 8 8 FXS interface module 8 6 ISDN S T Interface Module 5 7 T T1 CSU DSU Interface Module 5 5 pin assignments 5 5 user s responsibility 1 12 T1 Voice Module TVM 1...

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Page 144: ...chnical Publications Northern Telcom MICOM Communications Corp 4100 Los Angeles Ave Simi Valley CA 93063 3397 U S A 1 805 583 8600 1998 Northern Telecom All rights reserved Information subject to chan...

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