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Section DTW‐A52‐802‐202

030‐101665 Rev. C

R

5

1205I2RC

Figure 6.   528‐02I2 Functional Wiring Diagram

 For 2

Wire HDSL/DS1,

Use Facility T and R

 For 2

Wire HDSL/DS0,

Use Facility T1 and R1

TYPICAL FOR BOTH

CIRCUITS

CPE=Customer Premise Equipment. NET=Network equipment.

Circuit #1 = the top slot when the table‐top mounted unit
is in the closed position (or left‐most slot when wall mounted
unit is open).

FRAME GND

LUG

ESD JACK

(GRN) FRAME GND

(BLK) + PWR

CKT GND

(RED) 

 PWR

RCV FROM

FAC

XMT TO

FAC

T

R

T1

R1

LED 1

CKT#1

OR

CKT#2

25 17 35

2 11 27

7

13

41

47

5

15

55

49

7

8

2

1

2

1
5

4

5

15

55

49

R

T1

R1

T

RJ48S

RJ48c

J1

J2

OR

XMT TO

CPE

RCV FROM

CPE

CUSTOMER

CONNECTIONS

FACILITY

CONNECTIONS

SWITCH TO CONFIGURE RJ48 JACK FROM

”C” TO ”S”

CKT#1

CKT#2

SLOT POSITIONS

‐ LIST 4‐9 WIREWRAP PIN NOTE ‐

The List 4‐9 option provides wirewrap pin connectors inside the unit for
Network connections, instead of screw terminals. Substitute the term
“wirewrap pin header” for “screw terminal block” when referencing the
528‐02I2, List 4‐9.

Card Edge Connector

CI Connector Position/Pin

Function

Pin #

TB2

TB4

RJ48C

J1/J2

RJ48S

J1/J2

Receive from CPE

55

T

5

2

Receive from CPE

49

R

4

1

Transmit to CPE

5

T1

2

7

Transmit to CPE

15

R1

1

8

Table 3.    Customer Interface Connections

3.5

Connecting Customer Interface Cables

Make customer connections to J1 and J2 (the RJ48C/S jacks) or
to one or both screw terminal blocks, TB2 and TB4, using
shielded twisted pair cable (22‐24 AWG minimum) of a length
consistent with local installation practices. If only one module is
used in the assembly, insert it into the top (upper) slot or position
and use connector J1 or TB2 for customer connections. See
Table 3 for pin numbers and lead designations.

Function

TB5 Terminal Block Label

Negative Power In

-PWR

Earth Ground

FRAME GROUND*

Ground Return

CIRCUIT GND*

Positive Battery In

+PWR

*Note:  For applications requiring chassis ground to be connected to circuit ground, an optional ground strap

is provided for installation between the FRAME GND and CIRCUIT GND terminals on TB5.

Table 4.    Power and Ground Connections

3.6

Connecting Power and Ground

The module(s) in the 528‐02I2 can be span/line powered or local­
ly powered with an external NRTL‐Listed Limited Power

FRAME GND

+PWR

‐PWR

FRAME GND

Mounting

CKT GND

+PWR

TB5

Chassis

Ground

Lug

To

Lightning

Return

To Ground Window (e.g., cold water pipe)

Mounting

‐PWR

CKT GND

TB5

Chassis

Ground

Lug

To Lightning

Return Ground

To Ground Window (e.g., cold water pipe)

-

+

GND

Local

Power Supply

Figure 7.   Grounding with Span Power

Figure 8.   Grounding with Local Power

Optional*

Ground

Strap

Optional*

Ground

Strap

* See note at the
end of Table 4.

* See note at the
end of Table 4.

Source. Local power and ground connections to the assembly are
made to TB5. See Table 4 for power and ground connections.
For convenience, Westell offers a wall‐mounted (plug‐in) power
supply, part A90‐204100.

3.7

Securing Cables

After the assembly has been mounted and all wire connections
have been made, use the four cable ties provided to secure all
wires/cables.

3.8

Installing Modules

When all wiring is completed and secured, the module(s) may be
installed inside the assembly cover. The unit makes electrical
connection when installed and properly seated in the 56‐pin
card‐edge connector of the assembly. Refer to the appropriate

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