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Reference for Passport 4460 Hardware

 

Chapter 7
Port Connections for the Passport 4460

The following topics are discussed in this chapter:

Connecting the Passport 4460 Unit

Connection procedures are described in the following pages. Individual 
procedures depend on the specific site requirements. If you are not sure which 
connections you require, consult your system administrator. 

The following is a list of connections described in this chapter: 

•

Management Port connection 

•

Serial Port connection

•

10/100BASE-T (Ethernet) Port connection

Topic

Page

Connecting the Passport 4460 Unit

page 95

Connecting the Management Port

page 96

Connecting the Serial Port

page 102

Connecting the 10/100BASE-T (Ethernet) Port

page 105

Verifying Operation

page 106

Reset

page 107

Note: 

If you wish to configure the Passport 4460 unit for network use 

prior to adding cables, refer to Configuring and Operating the 
Passport 4400.

Summary of Contents for Passport 4460

Page 1: ...Part No 205677 F Rev 00 July 2003 4555 Great America Parkway Santa Clara CA 95054 Reference for Passport 4460 Hardware...

Page 2: ...rademarks of Sun Microsystems Inc UNIX is a registered trademark of X Open Company Limited All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners The asterisk after...

Page 3: ...ES LOST SAVINGS OR OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PROGRAM EVEN IF NORTEL HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBLITY OF SUCH DAMAGES THE LIABILITY OF N...

Page 4: ...ology and Inspection BSMI Statement Canada requirements only Canadian Department of Communications Radio Interference Regulations This digital apparatus Passport 4460 does not exceed the Class A limit...

Page 5: ...communications comme le prescrivent les documents concernant les exigences techniques relatives au mat riel terminal Le Minist re n assure toutefois pas que le mat riel fonctionnera la satisfaction d...

Page 6: ...T1 Note ISDN S T cannot be directly connected to the network When you request Primary Rate ISDN Service you must provide the telephone company with The Facility Interface Code 04DU9 1SN 1 544 MB ESF f...

Page 7: ...es connexions externes ont 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...

Page 8: ...or modifications unless expressly authorized or d sublicense rent or lease the Software Licensors of intellectual property to Nortel Networks are beneficiaries of this provision Upon termination or b...

Page 9: ...ertify its destruction c Customer is responsible for payment of any taxes including personal property taxes resulting from Customer s use of the Software Customer agrees to comply with all applicable...

Page 10: ...10 205677 F Rev 00...

Page 11: ...4460 24 Features Located on Back Panel of Passport 4460 24 Checking the Package Contents 26 Considerations for Installing the Unit 28 Rackmount Installation 29 Setting Up the Passport 4460 32 Installi...

Page 12: ...nel 62 ISDN BRI Voice Expansion Modules S T Interface Single and Dual Port 66 2 Port Serial Data Expansion Module 69 6 Port Serial Data Expansion Module 71 Breakout Panel and Cable 74 Alternate Breako...

Page 13: ...Modem Attached to the PC 98 Configuring the Modem Attached to the Passport 4460 99 Procedure 99 Testing the Modem Configuration 100 Procedure Using a USRobotics Sportster Series Modem 100 Baud Rate 10...

Page 14: ...ry Compliances 131 Telephone Company Requirements 132 Repair Instructions 132 Telephone Company Rights and Responsibilities 133 FCC Requirements 133 Equipment Attachment Limitations for Operation in C...

Page 15: ...Part Number 205218 A 141 E1 Voice Expansion Module Part Number 205775 A 141 E M Voice 2 Channel Expansion Module Part Number 209369 A 142 E M Voice 4 Channel Expansion Module Part Number 208165 A 142...

Page 16: ...16 Contents 205677 F Rev 00...

Page 17: ...tion to get your unit up and running Passport 4400 Release Notes for Release x x Getting Started with Passport 4460 and Using Passport 4400 Install Tool Product documentation The Passport 4400 product...

Page 18: ...RL An Express Routing Code ERC is available for many Nortel Networks products and services When you use an ERC your call is routed to a technical support person who specializes in supporting that prod...

Page 19: ...hey also integrate voice fax modem video local area network LAN and legacy data traffic over a single wide area network WAN link Topic Page What is the Passport 4460 Unit page 19 Passport 4460 Unit Fe...

Page 20: ...Computer Memory Card International Association module for general purpose expansion One slot for a 16 MB Flash module Two expansion slots for modules that provide digital or analog voice compression...

Page 21: ...for Passport 4460 Hardware These illustrations show the front and back view of the Passport 4460 AC unit 115 230V MGNT PORT RESERVED SERVICE PORT EXPANSION 2 P O R T 2 P O R T 3 PORT 1 P1 STATUS P3 S...

Page 22: ...dules 56 64 Kb s DSU CSU Adapter Module Serial Adapter Module Two Expansion slots T1 Digital Voice Module E1 Digital Voice Module FXS Voice Module Dual Channel FXS Voice Module Quad Channel ISDN BRI V...

Page 23: ...e Passport 4460 DC unit has the following connectors located on the front panel Two pin connector plus ground 48 VDC see page 37 External block DC connector Management port DB 9 see Chapter 7 Port Con...

Page 24: ...Located on Back Panel of Passport 4460 The back of the unit shares the same features on all units and includes the following networking capabilities Two slots for WAN adapter modules see Chapter 2 WAN...

Page 25: ...ort 4460 Hardware One built in serial port for either WAN or data connection EXPANSION 2 P O R T 2 P O R T 3 PORT 1 P1 STATUS P3 STATUS P2 STATUS RST STAT 10 100 SYSTEM STATUS WAN Slots Expansion Slot...

Page 26: ...Code You should have received a Passport 4460 AC Base Unit with power cord PA4202003 Base unit with AC power supply Modules ordered installed varies according to network requirements Management cable...

Page 27: ...Start Guide Reference for Passport 4460 Hardware this manual Reference for Passport 4460 Cables Passport 4460 Redundant Provisioned AC Base Unit power cord of choice PA4202004 Base unit provisioned to...

Page 28: ...nding temperature distance to the AC outlet a 6 foot power cord is supplied The following table of specifications and accompanying illustration provide information about the unit that will assist you...

Page 29: ...necessary hardware for attaching the L shaped bracket to the cabinet Note When installing Passport 4460 units in a rack you may want to place them in the rack with the rear module side of the unit fac...

Page 30: ...ommended ambient temperature Tmra for the Passport 4460 unit rack environment is 45 C and should not be exceeded Place the unit in an environment that does not restrict the amount of air flow required...

Page 31: ...nto the frame of the cabinet Note The L shaped side brackets in the cabinet are adjustable If your cabinet has a door you may have to slide the brackets further into the cabinet to allow the door to c...

Page 32: ...he Flash slot on the Passport 4460 This module is used for downloading system configuration software For additional information on the PCMCIA Flash module go to Chapter 4 Installing Modules In most ca...

Page 33: ...ecting the AC Unit The AC powered Passport 4460 unit requires an agency recognized AC power cord rated at 125 Volts and 10 Amps The AC power cord supplied with your unit is a molded three prong power...

Page 34: ...s Warning Before turning on the unit if you are using a two prong power cord make sure there is a separate ground wire connection between the unit chassis and input power source ground to provide prop...

Page 35: ...n electrician to connect the green with yellow stripe wire to a fixed earth grounding point Note To turn on the unit plug the power cord into the front of the chassis and into an appropriately grounde...

Page 36: ...al block that is connected to the main power connected at the front of the unit A small black plastic door covers the terminal points To access the terminal points use your finger to gently pull off t...

Page 37: ...t for a power redundant solution It is the same chassis as the Passport 4460 AC unit except that it has a connector at the center front of the chassis that allows for the attachment to the RPSU Before...

Page 38: ...You can proceed to Chapter 6 Cables to continue your unit setup Note When using the Passport 4460 unit and redundant power supply unit RPSU make sure the Passport 4460 unit is either stacked on top o...

Page 39: ...a configuration script file from that unit Refer to the Using the Passport 4400 Mass Deployment and Reporting Tool manual for detailed instructions 2 Modify the generated CLI script file to eliminate...

Page 40: ...40 Chapter 1 The Passport 4460 Unit 205677 F Rev 00...

Page 41: ...apter The base module of the Passport 4460 unit has two modular WAN slots capable of housing any two optional WAN adapter modules These slots are located on the rear module side of the chassis at the...

Page 42: ...the faceplate you may need it later 2 Carefully slide the adapter module into Port 2 or Port 3 located at the lower right side of the Passport 4460 back panel Make sure that the module is pushed all...

Page 43: ...al information see the following Chapter 6 Cables Chapter 7 Port Connections for the Passport 4460 Appendix B Regulatory Compliance and Telephone Company Requirements After the modules are in place an...

Page 44: ...FT1 DSU CSU Adapter Module has four indicators Note This module is designed to accept an RJ 48 connector however it is compatible with an RJ 45 cable connector Note During diagnostic testing the indi...

Page 45: ...FE1 G 703 G 704 Adapter Modules RJ and BNC Two E1 FE1 G 703 G 704 Adapter Modules are available depending on the connector type you are using E1 FE1 G 703 G 704 RJ Adapter Module with DSU functionalit...

Page 46: ...component side up An 8 pin RJ 48 jack is provided to interface with the E1 network Note Determining the proper module to use 75 ohms or 120 ohms will depend on the network requirements of the locatio...

Page 47: ...ndicators blink on and off However they do not indicate data transfer until you have configured and enabled software services Indicator Color Definition Local Alarm Amber Lights when the E1 port is in...

Page 48: ...S T and U Interface The ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network BRI Basic Rate Interface WAN modules are used as primary network link connections to the WAN or for backup in case of a line failure Bo...

Page 49: ...stays on when the unit is using the D channel control and signal information Caution The single port BRI Expansion Module S T cannot be directly connected to the network Note This module is designed...

Page 50: ...ange It cannot be directly connected to the network and requires connection to an NT1 Network Terminating unit type 1 an external device provided by the phone company The NT1 accepts a 2 wire signal a...

Page 51: ...he software documentation for configuration information see Product documentation on page 17 Note During diagnostic testing the indicators blink on and off However they do not indicate data transfer u...

Page 52: ...te This module is designed to accept an RJ 48 connector however it is compatible with an RJ 45 cable connector Indicator Status Definition TxD Transmit Data Lights when the interface transmits data ov...

Page 53: ...Module The Serial Module provides additional port capability identical to Port 1 on the base module The module s 50 pin connector supports RS 232 V 24 V 35 V 36 and X 21 interfaces depending on the c...

Page 54: ...latory Compliance and Telephone Company Requirements After the modules are in place and the system is operating refer to the software documentation for configuration information see Product documentat...

Page 55: ...xpansion Module page 56 T1 Voice Expansion Module page 58 E1 Voice Expansion Module page 59 Digital Voice Expansion Module page 61 FXS Voice Expansion Module Dual and Quad Channel page 62 ISDN BRI Voi...

Page 56: ...ve the screws and the faceplate for later use Remove the blank faceplate and set it aside 2 Gently slide the expansion module into the slot labeled expansion 1 or 2 see illustration below Push the mod...

Page 57: ...ional information see the following Chapter 6 Cables Chapter 7 Port Connections for the Passport 4460 Appendix B Regulatory Compliance and Telephone Company Requirements After the modules are in place...

Page 58: ...ice Expansion Module is compliant with the ANSI T1 231 standards A tri color indicator light located to the left of the RJ 48 connector on the back panel displays the status of the module and T1 line...

Page 59: ...l Voice Expansion Modules maximum of four Maximum of two E1 Voice Expansion Modules per Passport 4460 unit providing support for up to 60 voice channels A tri color indicator light located to the left...

Page 60: ...Indicator Status Definition Off No connection Red slow flash Line in loopback or diagnostic mode Red fast flash In Red Alarm state unit does not see transmission from the other side sync loss greater...

Page 61: ...pansion Modules per E1 module six channel increments up to 30 channels The Digital Voice Expansion Module connector positions are labeled as follows X2 DSP2 through X4 DSP4 on theT1 Voice Expansion Mo...

Page 62: ...and Quad Channel supports the following Short loop applications up to 3 000 feet Loop Start Ground Start enables direct connectivity to PBX CO trunk lines 25 Hz and 50 Hz ringing frequency Dial Pulse...

Page 63: ...on Module back panel The illustration below shows a quad channel FXS Voice Expansion Module back panel Tip Ring Pins 1 2 5 6 Not Connected 1 2 3 4 5 6 RJ 11 Pin Assignments Pin 1 1 2 FXS Indicators Tw...

Page 64: ...nd place them on pins 2 and 3 for each channel Caution The FXS Voice Expansion Module is very sensitive to damage from improper handling or wrong settings These settings should be done when the FXS mo...

Page 65: ...Chapter 7 Port Connections for the Passport 4460 Appendix C Voice Module Specifications After the modules are in place and the system is operating refer to the software documentation for configuratio...

Page 66: ...B channels a D channel per port Supports QSIG and ETSI ISDN The illustration below shows an ISDN BRI Voice Expansion Module S T interface single port back panel Caution The ISDN BRI Voice Expansion Mo...

Page 67: ...ows an ISDN BRI Voice Expansion Module S T interface dual port back panel Transmit Data to Network Tx 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 RJ 45 Pin Assignments Pin 1 1 2 ISDN BRI VOICE S T Receive Data from Network Rx Re...

Page 68: ...nections for the Passport 4460 After the modules are in place and the system is operating refer to the software documentation for configuration information see Product documentation on page 17 Indicat...

Page 69: ...o modules supported per Passport 4460 unit The 2 Port Serial Data Expansion Module will support any protocol The following modes must operate at the following speeds Both serial data ports have intern...

Page 70: ...r 7 Port Connections for the Passport 4460 Appendix B Regulatory Compliance and Telephone Company Requirements After the modules are in place and the system is operating refer to the software document...

Page 71: ...data ports on one module Supports RS 232 V 24 V 35 V 36 and X 21 physical interfaces Supports DTE and DCE modes Auto sensing DCE or DTE interfaces when appropriate cable is used All six ports configu...

Page 72: ...the six ports can supply clock to the backplane However all six ports can receive clock from the backplane Mode Speed V 35 V 36 X 21 300 b s to T1 E1 speeds Nx64 Up to 2 048 Mb s RS 232 V 24 300 b s t...

Page 73: ...er to the software documentation for configuration information see Product documentation on page 17 Status Definition Green Off no connection Flickering data transmit Solid link up sync acquired frame...

Page 74: ...e integrated Breakout Panel cable connects to the 160 pin connector on the module The panel provides six 50 pin connectors Each 50 pin connector is capable of supporting RS 232 V 24 V 35 V 36 and X 21...

Page 75: ...e 209133 A are also available for the 6 Port Serial Data Expansion Module This unit provides the same capability as that of the slimline breakout panel part number 214061 A described Breakout Panel an...

Page 76: ...of the alternate breakout panel are as follows The illustration below shows the cable part number 209133 A that you use to connect the alternate breakout panel to the 6 port module Dimensions Width 44...

Page 77: ...llowing Two methods of analog signaling Immediate DC and Wink Start Three type of E M signaling Types I II and V software selectable and Type IV supported through Type II Two types of wiring methods t...

Page 78: ...indicator lights for the E M Voice Expansion Module are green Refer to the chart below for definition Indicator Status Definition Off Voice channel is idle Green slow flash Voice channel is in test mo...

Page 79: ...information see the following Chapter 6 Cables Chapter 7 Port Connections for the Passport 4460 Appendix C Specifications After the modules are in place and the system is operating refer to the softwa...

Page 80: ...80 Chapter 3 Expansion Modules 205677 F Rev 00...

Page 81: ...switch OFF and installed in the unit to provide a download of the system configuration software Refer to Installing Removing a Flash Module on page 82 for more information Note Once the unit is operat...

Page 82: ...is an indication that a connection has not been made Reposition or flip the module over and then try again Do not force the module into the connector Caution Do not remove or insert a Flash module wh...

Page 83: ...hould pop out indicating that the module was properly inserted 2 Turn the unit on 3 Refer to the software documentation for configuration information see Product documentation on page 17 For additiona...

Page 84: ...initions of indicator status Indicator Status Definition Off Safe to remove Flash module Red flash Power on but no Flash module installed Red solid Flash module bad Yellow solid Writing to Flash do no...

Page 85: ...per unit The PCMCIA slot as shown below is reserved for the PCMCIA expansion module The crossover 10BASE T LAN cable delivered with your module is intended to be used for communication to the NIC car...

Page 86: ...an internal LAN The PCMCIA module supports IP routing only You can route traffic between the ports Bridging between ports is not supported The Xircom RealPort Ethernet 10 100 Integrated PC Card is int...

Page 87: ...onnecting to a PC card This clamp prevents the re radiation of an EMI field from inside the equipment onto the cable This clamp part number 209646 A is provided with the PCMCIA expansion module and mu...

Page 88: ...tor at the rear of the slot The PCMCIA eject button located to the right of the slot should pop out indicating that the module was properly inserted Caution Do not remove or insert a PCMCIA expansion...

Page 89: ...IA indicator performs functions in accordance with the expansion module that is used For example after inserting the optional PCMCIA expansion module the PCMCIA indicator will display the status for t...

Page 90: ...ash Diagnostic mode Red rapid flash Collision detected on either 10MB or 100MB LAN Red solid PCMCIA module down faulty Yellow slow flash PCMCIA module initializing Yellow fast flash 100MB LAN activity...

Page 91: ...4460 Cables manual for cable diagrams and pin assignment information of the cables referred to in the following tables When ordering or referencing cables refer to the part number column Cables for M...

Page 92: ...21 PA4218009 A0668492 206768 A To DCE DB 15 male 15 ft X 21 PA4218010 A0668493 206769 A1 To DTE DB 15 female 15 ft V 35 PA4218011 A0669199 206770 A1 To DCE DB 25 male 15 ft V 35 PA4218012 206771 A1 P...

Page 93: ...cription FXS RJ 11 straight NTMR38AA straight male male E M RJ 45 straight NTMU88AA male to eight separate marked pins Port Connector Cable Type Part No Description LAN RJ 45 crossover 207232 A crosso...

Page 94: ...94 Chapter 6 Cables 205677 F Rev 00...

Page 95: ...ult your system administrator The following is a list of connections described in this chapter Management Port connection Serial Port connection 10 100BASE T Ethernet Port connection Topic Page Connec...

Page 96: ...mmand port or a modem This connection is needed for operating the Command Line Interface CLI which is used to set and view configuration options The Management Port is characterized by the following S...

Page 97: ...PA4218019 as shown in this diagram The following illustration displays the pin assignments for the Management cable to DTE part number 207490 A 115 230V MGNT PORT RESERVED SERVICE PORT PC Management P...

Page 98: ...em through a modem as shown in this diagram Configuring the Modems If you are using a modem connection between your workstation and a Passport 4400 the modems at each end of the connection must be con...

Page 99: ...ns follow these steps 1 Connect the PC or terminal to the modem Refer to your modem documentation to determine the cabling requirement 2 Start the terminal emulation program 3 Set the serial port baud...

Page 100: ...following is an example of modem configuration using a USRobotics Sportster Series Modem other modems will be different consult your modem manual Configuring the modem requires hardware configuration...

Page 101: ...ram 3 Issue the following sequence of AT commands to the modem to adjust the default settings that may be incorrect refer to modem documentation 7 Loads Y or Y1 configuration from user defined nonvola...

Page 102: ...s been forgotten follow this procedure to force the baud rate to a known value 1 Power off the unit 2 Remove the flash card 3 Power on the unit with the flash card removed 4 With the power on insert t...

Page 103: ...ee the following Chapter 6 Cables Appendix B Regulatory Compliance and Telephone Company Requirements After the modules are in place and the system is operating refer to the software documentation for...

Page 104: ...k V 24 RS 232 V 35 V 36 Data Terminal Ready Logic Ground V 35 Input Termination Ground V 35 V 36 Receive Data Clock X 21 Indication V 35 V 36 X 21 Transmit Data Clock V 35 V 36 X 21 Receive Data Reser...

Page 105: ...nd its connection through the Ethernet The following illustration displays the pin assignments for the 10 100BASE T connector After the system is operating refer to the software documentation for conf...

Page 106: ...ng requirements must be noted You cannot bridge traffic between the two ports The 10 100BASE T port is intended to connect to an internal LAN The Xircom RealPort Ethernet 10 100 Integrated PC Card is...

Page 107: ...l display for this feature Refer to your software documentation for additional information see Product documentation on page 17 The reset button RST is located on the rear of the Passport 4460 just ab...

Page 108: ...eld in longer than two seconds The unit will give you the option of entering the maintenance menu mode with this display Press carriage return for menu or press Esc for immediate boot If nothing is en...

Page 109: ...page 112 10 100BASE T page 113 Reset page 114 Serial Port Indicator page 115 Adapter Module Indicators WAN page 117 56 64K DSU CSU WAN page 117 Serial Module WAN page 118 T1 FT1 DSU CSU Adapter Module...

Page 110: ...ly failed Red solid System failed self test Major problem Possible failure on one or more modules Check individual module indicators Red flashing Fan failure Yellow solid Unit coming up running self t...

Page 111: ...r next to the slot is lit as this could cause damage to the equipment Indicator Type Indicator Status Definition PCMCIA Flash Tri Color Off Remove Flash module Red flashing Power on to unit no Flash m...

Page 112: ...s the built in 10 100BASE T module Refer to the chart on page 113 The Xircom RealPort Ethernet 10 100 module has its own indicators located as shown below These detect the LAN activity and the speed o...

Page 113: ...d slow flash Diagnostic mode Red fast flash Collision detected on either 10 MB or 100 MB LAN Red solid PCMCIA module down faulty Yellow slow flash PCMCIA module initializing Yellow fast flash 100 MB L...

Page 114: ...the Passport 4460 unit Indicator Type Indicator Status Definition STAT tri colored Yellow System booting Green on and flashing Normal state Flashing will vary depending on system activity EXPANSION 2...

Page 115: ...ED codes as previously described for the WAN configuration you are using Indicator Status Definition Off No connection or cable sensed Red slow flash Channel in loopback or diagnostic mode Red rapid f...

Page 116: ...ors for the indicator functions of the module you are using Indicator Type Indicator Status Definition P2 and P3 WAN tri colored Off No module detected Red solid Faulty module detected Yellow solid Mo...

Page 117: ...t below for definitions of the 56 64K DSU CSU WAN module indicator functions on the Passport 4460 unit The chart below describes the indicator functions Indicator Status Definition TxD Transmit Data L...

Page 118: ...ts data transfer The Serial Module indicator light is tri colored and lights up when the serial interface is operating Green OK Red failure Amber no signal Status Definition Green Everything is functi...

Page 119: ...ting but they will not stay on to indicate data transfer until you have configured and enabled T1 FT1 Indicator Color Definition Red Alarm Red Lights when the T1 port is in a red alarm state Yellow Al...

Page 120: ...hey will not stay on to indicate data transfer until you have configured and enabled ATM WAN T1 Indicator Color Definition Local Alarm Amber Lights when the E1 port is in a local alarm state Remote Al...

Page 121: ...unit is using the D channel ISDN BRI U Interface Adapter Module Indicators The ISDN BRI U Interface Adapter Module has four indicators Note During diagnostic testing the ISDN BRI S T Interface Adapter...

Page 122: ...e ISDN BRI interface detects connection to an external switch device B1 B channel 1 64 KB Data Channel Lights when the unit is using B channel 1 B2 B channel 2 64 KB Data Channel Lights when the unit...

Page 123: ...Definition Off No connection Red slow flash Line in loopback or diagnostic mode Red fast flash In Red Alarm state unit does not see transmission from the other side sync loss greater than 2 5 seconds...

Page 124: ...for definitions Indicator Type Indicator Status Definition FXS Voice Module Green only indicators Off Voice channel is idle Green slow flash Voice channel is in test mode Green fast flash Voice channe...

Page 125: ...ype Indicator Status Definition ISDN BRI Voice Tri Color Off No connection Red slow flash Channel in loopback or diagnostic mode Red fast flash not defined Red solid Module failed self test diagnostic...

Page 126: ...finitions Indicator Type Indicator Status Definition E M Voice Module Green only indicators Off Voice channel is idle Green slow flash Voice channel is in test mode Green fast flash Voice channel is o...

Page 127: ...rt below describes the indicator functions Status Definition Green Off no connection Flickering data transmit Solid link up sync acquired frame relay up level 2 Yellow Off no connection Slow flash lin...

Page 128: ...128 Appendix A Indicators 205677 F Rev 00...

Page 129: ...icable EMC Level A Standards In addition to the Emissions Standard these products meet and comply with the EN 500824 Immunity Standard Warning This is a Class A product In a domestic environment this...

Page 130: ...trap to protect the equipment while the unit is open To discharge any buildup of static electricity touch any metal part of the unit before handling any module Avoid working on carpet EU Declaration o...

Page 131: ...e same type on other apparatus Anschlusse die mit anderen Geraten verbindet werden konnen sind als SELV beschrieben Um Konformitat mit EN 60950 zu versichern sichern Sie es daB diese Anschlusse nur mi...

Page 132: ...has 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...

Page 133: ...ne company may discontinue your service temporarily If possible they will notify you in advance But if advance notice is not practical you will be notified as soon as possible You will be given the op...

Page 134: ...prevent degradation of service in some situations Repairs to certified equipment should be made by an authorized Canadian maintenance facility designated by the supplier Any repairs or alterations mad...

Page 135: ...eventual conversion into voice band analog signals and retransmitted on the network The affidavit shall affirm that either no encoded analog content or billing information is being transmitted or that...

Page 136: ...e 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 responsible for the establishme...

Page 137: ...ments WAN Modules Specifications Serial Module Part Number 205688 A This information applies to the Serial Module as part of the Passport 4460 unit Telecommunication Requirements BABT Compliant to CTR...

Page 138: ...48 FCC Part 68 U S A see label on module for registration number DOC CS 03 Canada see label on module for registration number T1 FT1 DSU CSU Adapter Module Part Number 307702 A This information applie...

Page 139: ...es only Telecommunication Requirements ISDN BRI U Interface Adapter Module Part Number 307708 A This information applies to the ISDN BRI U Interface Adapter Module as part of the Passport 4460 unit Us...

Page 140: ...uirements 6 Port Serial Data Expansion Module Part Number 207368 A This information applies to the 6 Port Serial Data Expansion Module as part of the Passport 4460 unit Telecommunication Requirements...

Page 141: ...ule Part Number 205775 A This information applies to the E1 Voice Expansion Modules as part of the Passport 4460 unit User s Responsibility You are required to request service from the telephone compa...

Page 142: ...Expansion Modules as part of the Passport 4460 unit Telecommunication Requirements E M Voice 4 Channel Expansion Module Part Number 208165 A This information applies to the E M Voice 4 Channel Expans...

Page 143: ...able for ESF and D4 framing format Connector RJ 48 Number of DS0 Channels 24 64 kb s Line Buildout DS 1 0 7 5 15 dB software selectable DSx 1 110 feet to 600 feet in increments of 110 feet software se...

Page 144: ...G 704 2 048 Mb s digital interface Connector RJ 48 120 ohm interface An external balun is also provided to adapt to 75 ohm BNC connectivity Number of DS0 Channels 30 64 kb s Interface Termination 120...

Page 145: ...ongitudinal Balance 204 to 1004 Hz 1004 to 3404 Hz 58 dB 48 dB Note that the following specifications are only for G 711 PCM with Port x and Port y connected 2 wire tip and ring to 2 wire tip and ring...

Page 146: ...Signaling Formats all software sourced DC 2 wire or 4 wire Steady Battery and Ring An onboard DC to DC power supply that takes 12 VDC outputs from the system supply generates two supplies 55 VDC and...

Page 147: ...KHz filter 20 dBrn Out of band noise 10 KHz to 10 MHz 70 dBm Channel cross talk 70 dB Maximum transmit and receive levels 0 dBm Transmit gain control A to D 6 dB to 12 dB total 18 dB 12 dB control in...

Page 148: ...148 Appendix C Voice Module Specifications 205677 F Rev 00...

Page 149: ...ts of a Passport 4460 Unit 26 customer support 17 D DC Unit Connections 36 E E1 voice module 59 dual port specifications 144 E1 FE1 G 703 G 704 Adapter Modules RJ and BNC 45 Ethernet Base Module conne...

Page 150: ...75 76 E1 Voice Module dual port 144 Passport 4460 Unit 28 T1 Voice Module dual port 143 Strapping ISDN BRI S T Interface Adapter Module 49 support Nortel Networks 17 swapping hardware modules 39 T T1...

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