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Stinger® FS/Stinger FS+ Getting Started Guide
Determining the Operating Status
Grounding the chassis
Grounding the chassis
Chassis manufactured prior to November 2005 have two chassis ground lugs on right
rear edge of the chassis next to the power filters (see Figure 3-1). Chassis
manufactured since November 2005 have metric M5 ground terminals on the front
and rear of the chassis. The location of these chassis ground terminals is illustrated in
Figure 1-4 on page 1-6, and Figure 1-9 on page 1-14.
OC3-ATM trunk module (dual)
0.24
11.52
DS3-ATM trunk module (dual)
0.25
12
E3-ATM trunk module (dual)
0.25
12
48-port SDSL LIM operating at 2.3Mbps
1.7*
81.6
48-port SDSL LIM operating at 784Kbps
1.3*
62.4
32-port HSDL2/SHDSL LIM
1.46*/167*
70/80
72-port SHDSL LIM (Stinger FS+ only)
2.59
1
119
32-port ISDL LIM
1.56
75
72-port ADSL Annex A LIM
(Stinger FS+ only)
2.7
130
48-port ADSL Annex A LIM
2.81
135
48-port ADSL Annex B LIM
2.81
135
40-port ADSL Annex C LIM
1.75 (typical)
84 (typical)
24-port ADSL LIM
2.22
106.56
48-port ASDL G.lite LIM
2.08
100
24-port VDSL LIM
1.38
66
8-port T1 or E1 modules
1.15
55
24-port T1 or E1 modules
1.25
60
Line protection module (LPM)
0.05
2.4
Copper loop test (CLT) module
0.2
9.6
1.
These modules can provide sealing current to individual DSL lines, if required. When engineering
power for the Stinger, allow .01Adc for each line that requires sealing current.
Table 3-1. Stinger component power requirements (continued)
Stinger component
dc amps per
component
(48Vdc)
Watts per
component
