Nortel RLC, Installation And Administration Manual

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RLC Installation and Administration Guide 85
June 2005 Installing the RLC
RLC Multi-I/O cable–Enhanced (NTDR80xx)
The RLC Multi-I/O cable–Enhanced provides six connections. You can
purchase the RLC Multi-I/O cable–Enhanced separately from Nortel.
Note: Special rules apply if using more than one RLC Multi-I/O cable–
Enhanced in one Meridian 1 PBX 11 cabinet. For further details, contact your
Nortel Network distributor.
The following table describes the connectors of the RLC Multi-I/O cable–
Enhanced:
Notes:
„
Refer to page 13 for an illustration of the RLC Multi-I/O cable–Enhanced.
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The illustration on page 15 shows the RLC Multi-I/O cable–Enhanced used
in installations outside North America.
The
connector
labeled
is a
that
transmits
and connects to the
P1 female 25-pair
connector all signals
I/O panel.
Note: If you are using a 32-port RLC, insert P1 into the socket for the first of
the two card slots occupied by the RLC.
P2 male DB-15
connector 10BaseT
signaling
CLAN Ethernet
(customer LAN on the network).
Note: In North America, P2 requires a DB-15 to RJ-45 converter (shipped
with the cable). Outside North America this plug is a female RJ-45 connector.
P3 female DB-9
connector RS-232
signaling
serial port to admin PC for
administration and maintenance.
P4 male DB-15
connector 10BaseT
signaling
ELAN Ethernet
(host PBX’s embedded LAN).
Note: In North America, P4 requires a DB-15 to RJ-45 converter (shipped
with the cable). Outside North America this plug is a female RJ-45 connector.
P5 male 25-pair
connector TCM
signaling
cross-connect to local telephones.