Tadiran Telecom Coral IPx 500, Quick Installation Manual

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General System Description and Installation
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I/O connections to those peripheral cards are made via RJ-45 type connectors. I/O
RJ-45 connectors are mounted at the top of each peripheral card. Interface RJ-45 cables
exit from the rear panel of the cage. I/O RJ-45 connections are only provided for
peripheral cards installed in I/O card slots 1, 2 and 3.
Mating male RJ-45 plugs should be industry standard.
Expansion Connection (See Figure 1-15 )
Each cage includes one or two connectors that join that cage to another cage or cages.
For more detailed information, refer to
page 3-13, Connections to Other Cages
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Resource Connection (See Figure 1-15 )
The Resource connector from the main cage is responsible for the KB interface, music,
and relay circuits.
Table 2-3 on page 2-5 provides the pinout interface of the Resource
connector.
AC Power Connection Opening (See Figure 1-18 )
The AC power cord is attached to the AC power receptacle on the top panel of the
PS500 AC unit. The AC power connection slot in the top section of the cage is directly
above the AC power receptacle in the PS500. If the system runs on PS500 DC unit, this
slot is not used.
DC Power Connection Opening (See Figure 1-18 )
The DC power Molex connector is attached to the DC power receptacle on the top of
all PS500 units. In PS500 DC units, it is used to supply DC power from the external
power supply to the cages. See
page 1-40, Grounding for more details. In PS500 AC
units, this slot can also be used to connect to a battery. Contact the Manufacturer for
details. See
page 1-45, Power Connections for AC Systems for more details. The DC power
connection slot in the top section of the cage is directly above the DC molex receptacle
in every PS500.
Cage Chassis Ground Connection ( Figure 1-15 )
The ground connection is used to connect the cage to the master ground unit for cages
supplied with both AC and DC electrical power. The connection includes an M4
threaded rod that is part of the surface of the top section, a serrated washer, two flat
washers, a spring washer, and an M4 nut. See
page 1-40, Grounding
for more details.