Rsu Installation Manual: C-Dot Dss Max

C-DOT DSS MAX
RSU INSTALLATION
MANUAL
Section No. 401-305-0513
System
Issue 03, October 1999
Practices
C-DOT DSS MAX-XL
RSU INSTALLATION
MANUAL
© 1999, C-DOT
Printed in India
C-DOT DSS MAX-XL
RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL
ISSUE 03
OCTOBER 1999
ASVINA 2056
SERIES 300 : INSTALLATION
CSP SECTION NO. 401-305-0513
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Preface
The objective of this manual is to provide necessary information & guidance for the
installation of an RSU.
Since most of the chapters for RSU installation, viz. Grouting, Iron Work
installation, Cabinet installation, D.C. Distribution Panel, MDF installation, Power
Distribution Panel installation, Cable Preparation and laying, Fuse Details and
Placement, Jumper Settings, Expansion with Line Module etc. will be similar to
those which are covered in SBM RAX installation manual. For installation of ISDN
Terminal Unit (ISTU) in RSU, refer MAX-XL Installation Manual. Only those
points where there are changes/modifications and extra work to be done, are
covered in this document along with the figures. Apart from the installation
procedure to be done on the RSU side, there are few changes and extra cable
preparation and laying to be done in the parent exchange (C-DOT DSS MAX) for
RSU installation which are also covered in this document. We hope that this
manual will serve as a useful reference for the installant alongwith respective SBM
RAX Installation document for RSU Installation.
Following configurations are possible as per field requirement.
Configuration Central Module Local BMs Remote BMs (RSU)

MAX-L CM-L BM-L or BM-XL BM-L or BM-XL
(16 BM Connectivity)
MAX-XL CM-XL BM-L or BM-XL BM-L or BM-XL
(32 BM Connectivity)
BM-L is defined as BM working with CPU & TME cards in BPU

BM-XL is defined as BM with BPC &BME cards in BPU
MAX-L/XL supports a mix of BM-Ls and BM-XLs in the same exchange even for
RBM.
Table of Contents
Preface ...................................................................................................................................................1
Chapter 1. Introduction ..............................................................................................................................5

1.1. General...............................................................................................................................5
Chapter 2. Modifications in Floor Marking...............................................................................................7

2.1. Marking of Suite Lines......................................................................................................7
Chapter 3. RSU Cable Preparation And Laying .......................................................................................9

3.1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................9
3.2. Cable Preparation on RSU Side .....................................................................................10
3.3. Cable Preparation on MBM Side for RSU .....................................................................33
3.4. Cable Placements ............................................................................................................35
Chapter 4. Jumper Settings and Modem Set-Up ....................................................................................41

4.1. APC-BPU43X/H-M01 ......................................................................................................41
4.2. Extending IOP Terminal to RSU Site Using Modems..................................................44
Chapter 5. MDF - Installation..................................................................................................................49

5.1. General.............................................................................................................................49
5.2. Digital Trunk Cable Termination on RBM to MDF (For RSU PCMS)........................49
5.3. Digital Trunk Cable Termination on CM to DDF (For RSU PCMs)............................50
5.4. Inter Connections ............................................................................................................50
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Chapter 1.
Introduction
1.1. GENERAL
RSU, by definition, is the Remote Switching Unit of a geographically distributed

exchange being controlled by the parent exchange, which has the capability for local
switching. For all purposes, RSU is similar to a colocated BM in an MBM exchange.
The only difference in RSU and colocated BM is that RSU placed remotely will be
connected to parent exchange by digital trunks interface from CM to RSU via
respective MDFs and digital media while colocated BM is connected to CM by BM-
CM data cables and clock cables. Hence RSU is also termed as Remote Base Module
(RBM) and names `RSU' and `RBM' are interchangeably used in this document
wherever necessary. With the present hardware only an even number BM of MBM
(i.e. BM-2, BM-4, etc.) can be made as an RSU. Hence maximum number of RSUs
that can be supported in C-DOT DSS MAX and corresponding RSU cards required
are given in Table 1.
Table-1
Maximum RSU Cards

No. of Cards
Configuration No. of RSUs
CM RBM Per RSU
Supported
MAX-L 8 ESL ETS 2ESL&2ETS
MAX-XL 16 ESM ETS 2ESM&2ETS
Since there will be no IOPs and ADP on RSU side, a CRP terminal can be extended
through modem for maintenance purposes. It should be clear that a Base Module in
C-DOT DSS MAX can be converted into a Remote Base Module (RSU) with
minimum changes.
Following are the changes required on RSU side and main exchange side for
connecting a RBM to main exchange.
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Chapter 1.
1. Only an even numbered BM can be made as an RSU

2. RSU Side : - To distinguish between a Remote Base Module and
(BM-L/BM-XL) colocated Base Module, the Most Significant Bit (MSB)
position on each column of jumper settings on copy 0 and
copy 1 side of Base Processor Unit (BPU) mother board is
made one, i.e. it is left open.
- Time Switch Switch (TSS) card will be replaced by
Enhanced Remote Time Switch (ETS) card.
- For connection with the parent exchange, two sets of
digital trunk cables for Bus-0 and Bus-1 from the Time
Switch Unit (TSU) of RBM will be laid towards the
DDF/MDF.
3. CM Side - On the CM side, Space Switch Multiplexer card in Bus
Termination unit will be replaced by Enhanced Remote
Space Switch Multiplexer in the slot where a RSU link is
to be connected as given below.
CM-L : SSM replaced by ESL
CM-XL : PSM replaced by ESM
- Two sets of digital trunk cables coming from the RSU (i.e.
from DDF of CM side) as Bus-0 and Bus-1 will be
terminated on to corresponding bus of ESL/ESM card in
BTU. The other position in the same ESL/ESM card will
be used for connecting a colocated BM.
Note:
Each SSM/PSM supports two local BMs
Each ESL/ESM supports one local BM and one RBM.
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Chapter 2.
Modifications in Floor Marking
2.1. MARKING OF SUITE LINES
The suite lines are drawn as per the procedure outlined in section 1.5 of respective
SBM RAX installation manual. Since there will be no IOPs and ADP in RSU, the
suite lines will be as shown in Fig. 2.1. To draw the suite lines the distance of
600mm, 2995mm for Base Frame Assembly-1, 3000mm and 3985mm for Base
Frame Assembly-2 parallel to the second datum line is measured and four vertical
lines are drawn. Also two horizontal lines at a distance of 400mm and 1000mm
parallel to the first datum line are drawn. The intersection of respective horizontal
and vertical lines give the physical placement of the suite. Also markings for
placement of CRP terminal are made as per figure 2.1 in the switch room.

Chapter 2.
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Chapter 3.
RSU Cable Preparation And Laying
3.1. INTRODUCTION
Following are the main cables required for RSU installation apart from the other
cables mentioned in C-DOT SBM RAX/DSS MAX-L/XL installation manual.
a. RSU Clock cable.
b. Digital Trunk Cables on RSU side.
c. Digital Trunk Cables on Central Module (CM) side.
d. BP Terminal cable on RSU side.
Co-axial cable is used to prepare the clock cable for RSU. Clock cable will be
connected between ETS (Enhanced Remote Time Switch) card slot position and TSC
(Time Switch Controller) card slot position on each copy of TSU. Since the
connections on the contact blocks at both ends are not one-to-one, care needs to be
taken by the installer while fixing it on the mother-board.
Digital Trunk Cable on RSU side is connected from Time Switch Unit to DDF. On
CM side, it is connected between Bus Termination Unit (BTU) and DDF. The shield
at DDF end of these cables are connected to chassis ground. Other end of the cable
shields (RBM and CM side) should be left open to isolate the ground.
Assembly of the digital trunk cable on RSU side also provides connection to an
ACIO cable. For ACIO part, jumper wire with PVC sleeve may be used.
BP terminal cable is optional only. This may be required for debugging switch units
in case RBM is totally cut off from the parent exchange and it is having critical
switch unit faults.
One CRP terminal is extended through modem on RSU side for maintenance
functions. This does not require any additional cables as Modem is normally
supplied alongwith a cable which is having D-type 25 pin connectors on both ends.

Chapter 3.
3.2. CABLE PREPARATION ON RSU SIDE
3.2.1. Detail of RSU Clock Cable (BM-L/BM-XL)

C-DOT ASSY NO. : ACB-RSUXRCXN-100
DRAWING NO. : Fig. 3.1 (a) & 3.1 (b)
CABLE PART NO. : MCA-CXO188AU-401
CABLE MARKER NO. : RCXN *
CABLE DESCRIPTION : RG-188 A/u 50 ohm co-axial cable
CABLE UNIT COLOR CODE : WHITE
CABLE LENGTH : 20 cm
SOURCE TERMINATION : Solderable Contact block.
PART NO. : MCC-BPSCB207-401
Polarised Hood 14 contact Module.
MCC-BPPOH207-401
Plain Hood.
MCC-BPPLH207-401
DESTINATION TERMINATION : Same as Source Termination part No.
PART NO.
Copy 0 Copy 1
SOURCE PLACEMENT : Frame - TSU TSU
Slot - 13 14
Connector - A A
TAB NO. RETAINED : TAB NO - 1 1
CABLE MARKER NO. : - RCA0 RCA1
DESTINATION PLACEMENT : Frame - TSU TSU
Slot - 12 15
Connector - B B
TAB NO RETAINED : TAB NO - 1 1
CABLE MARKER NO. : - RCB0 RCB1
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE : Fig. 3.1(a) &
3.1(b)
Note:
* X = A indicates connector A side of slot 13/14
= B indicates connector B side of slot 12/15
N = 0 indicates copy 0 cable
= 1 indicates copy 1 cable
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3.2.2. Details of Digital Cables at RSU
At RBM end, for connecting RSU to DDF/MDF, 4 Pair or 8 Pair digital Trunk
cables may be used.
Note :
For using 4 pair cable at RSU end, refer section 3.2.2.1 & 3.2.2.2 on cable
preparation and connection details. For using 8 pair cables, refer section
3.2.2.3 on cable preparation and connection details.
3.2.2.1. Digital Trunk Cable - I (Using 4 Pair Cable)
C-DOT ASSY NO. : ACB-ERSURN01-000
DRAWING NO. : Fig. 3.2 (a)
CABLE PART NO. : MCA-PVCTPS04-401
CABLE MARKER NO. : R `N' ùu'
R `N' `xx'
where N = A for copy 0
= B for copy 1
For uu, and xx, refer table no. 3-4.
CABLE DESCRIPTION : Digital cable - Shielded twisted 4 pair
cable
CABLE UNIT COLOR : Digital Trunk cable - GREY
CODE
CABLE LENGTH : Site dependent (Maximum of 100 mtrs).
Digital Part - 2x25m. (Typical)
excluding unsheathed section.
SOURCE TERMINATION : Wire Wrap Contact block.
PART NO. MCC-BCFSW307-002
MCC-BPPOH207-401
DESTINATION : Digital cable -stripped wire to
TERMINATION MDF/DDF
PART NO.
Copy 0 Copy 1
Slot - 13 14
Connector - A A

Chapter 3.
TAB NO. RETAINED : For Module -1 2 2

CABLE MARKER : RA ùu' RB ùu'
RA `xx' RB `xx'
DESTINATION : *Digital Part - Stripped wire to DDF.
PLACEMENT Refer Fig. 5.1(a).
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE : Wire wrapping tool
Soldering Iron (For jumper wire)
Ref fig. 3.2(a) and Tables 3-1 and 3-2.
* The shields of this cable are to be connected as shown in fig.3.2(c)
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Chapter 3.
Connections for Digital Trunk Cable RBM end (4 Pair Cable)

Module No. Pin No. À' `B' `C'
1 Blue (uu) Orange (xx) White (uu) [Bl]

2 Orange (uu) White (xx) [O] White (uu) [O]
1 3 Green (uu) Brown (xx) White (uu) [G]
4 Brown (uu) White (xx) [Br] White (uu) [Br]
5 Blue (xx) White (xx) [Bl]
6 Green (xx) White (xx) [G]
7 -- -- --
1 Blue (vv) Orange (yy) White (vv) [Bl]
2 Orange (vv) White (yy) [O] White (vv) [O]
2 3 Green (vv) Brown (yy) White (vv) [G]
4 Brown (vv) White (yy) [Br] White (vv) [Br]
5 Blue (yy) White (yy) [Bl] --
6 Green (yy) White (yy) [G] --
7 -- -- --
Table No. 3-1

Note :
For the values of uu, vv, xx, yy for different BM's please see table No. 3-4.
() indicates cable number
[] indicates corresponding cable colour pair
Bl : Blue
O : Orange
G : Green
Br : Brown
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Signal Names for Digital Trunk Cable (RBM End)
Module No. Pin No. A B C

1 TX_P {1} TX_P {7} TX_N {1}
2 TX_P {3} TX_N {7} TX_N {3}
1 3 RX_P {1} RX_P {7} RX_N {1}
4 RX_P {3} RX_N {7} RX_N {3}
5 TX_P {5} TX_N {5} --
6 RX_P {5} RX_N {5} --
7 -- -- --
1 TX_P {2} TX_P {8} TX_N {2}

2 TX_P {4} TX_N {8} TX_N {4}
2 3 RX_P {2} RX_P {8} RX_N {2}
4 RX_P {4} RX_N {8} RX_N {4}
5 TX_P {6} TX_N {6} --
6 RX_P {6} RX_N {6} --
7 -- -- --
Note :
{} indicates digital Trunk number
Table No. 3-2
Connections for ACIO Cable
Module 3
Module & Colour of Wire
Signal Name Destinatio Signal Name
Source PIN No Used
n PIN No
5C RXD 3C TXD Red
6C TXD 4C RXD White
Table No. 3-3

Wiring diagram for Fig. 3.2(b)

Chapter 3.
Cable No.'s for Different RBM No.'s
RBM No. uu vv xx yy
02 01 02 03 04
04 05 06 07 08
06 09 10 11 12
08 13 14 15 16
10 17 18 19 20
12 21 22 23 24
14 25 26 27 28
16 29 30 31 32
18 33 34 35 36
20 37 38 39 40
22 41 42 43 44
24 45 46 47 48
26 49 50 51 52
28 53 54 55 56
30 57 58 59 60
32 61 62 63 64
Table No. 3-4

3.2.2.2. Digital Trunk Cable - II (4 Pair Cable)
DRAWING NO. : Fig. 3.2 (b)
MCA-PVCSC013-401
MCA-PVCJW002-401
CABLE MARKER NO. : R `N' `vv'
R `N' `yy'
where N = A for copy 0
= B for copy 1
For vv, and yy, refer table no. 3-4.
cable
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Ground Cable - 32/0.2mm Black Colour

PVC wire. ACIO cable -- Jumper wire
with PVC sleeve
CODE Ground Cable - Black
ACIO cable Æ Red and white pair
CABLE LENGTH : Site dependent (Maximum of 100 mtrs)
excluding unsheathed section. Ground
Cable - 0.3m ACIO part-20 cm
MCC-BPPOH207-401
DESTINATION : Digital cable -stripped wire to MDF
TERMINATION PART NO * Ring Terminal 2.5sq. mm/M6.
MCT-ERRIN015-401
* 32/0.2 mm. PVC wire, black
(MCA-PVCSC013-401) 300mm in
length
ACIO cable - Wire Wrap
Contact Block
MCC-BPWCB207-401
Polarised hood 14 contact module
MCC-BPPOH207-401
Copy 0 Copy 1
Slot - 13 14
Connector - A A
TAB NO. RETAINED : For Module 2 - 3 3
CABLE MARKER : RA `vv' RB `vv'
RA `yy' RB `yy'
DESTINATION : *Digital Part - Stripped wire to
PLACEMENT MDF/DDF
Refer Fig. 5.1(a)
For ACIO -> Copy 0 Copy 1
: Frame - TSU TSU

Chapter 3.
Slot - 12 15
Connector - B B
CABLE MARKER : - RRSA RRSB
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE : Soldering Iron (For jumper wire)
Ref . Tables 3-1 and 3-2, 3-3 and Fig.
3.2 (b)
For ACIO connection details refer
Table No. 3-3.
* These parts are to be connected as shown in Fig.3.2(c)

Notes:
1. Wire wrap the pairs onto contact block pins of each module as per
wiring details given.
2. Snap the hood onto the contact block such that polarity tab(1) is
towards pin 1 as per wiring done.
3. The shields of the four digital trunk cables are joined together at MDF
end. Solder 32/0.2 square mm multistrand wire on to the shield (copper
braid) at the point shown and crimping terminal ring as shown.
4. The wire length shall be as shown in the figure.
5. Polarity tabs to be retained as given below module 1:2, module 2:3,
module 3:4.
6. Put 6.00mm black silicon rubber sleeve for L1.
7. Put 12.0mm PVC/Black silicon rubber sleeve of 50mm length at both
ends of L tied with cable ties.
8. The four digital trunk cables on each side (copy 0 and copy 1) are tied
together with cable ties.
Note :
All signal names are w.r.t RBM side.
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3.2.2.3. Digital Trunk Cable (Using 8 Pair Cable)

DRAWING NO. : Fig. 3.3
MCA-PVCSC013-401
MCA-PVCJW002-401
CABLE MARKER NO. : R `N' ùu' , ‘vv’
R `N' `xx' , ‘yy’
where N’ = A for copy 0
= B for copy 1
For uu, vv and xx, yy refer table no. 3-5.
cable
CODE Ground Cable - Black
CABLE LENGTH : Site dependent (Maximum of 100 mtrs).
excluding unsheathed section.
Ground cable - 0.3m
MCC-BPPOH207-401
DESTINATION : Digital cable -stripped wire to
TERMINATION PART NO MDF
* Ring Terminal 2.5sq.
mm/M6. MCT-ERRIN015-401
* 32/0.2 mm. PVC wire, black
(MCA-PVCSC013-401)
Copy 0 Copy 1
Slot - 13 14
Connector - A A
For Module 2 - 3 3
CABLE MARKER : RA ùu' RB 'uu'
RA, 'vv' RB `vv'
RA `xx' RB 'xx'
RA 'yy' RB `yy'

Chapter 3.
DESTINATION : Digital Part - Stripped wire to MDF.

PLACEMENT
For ACIO Copy 0 Copy 1
Frame TSU TSU
Slot 12 15
Connector B B
TAB NO. RETAINED : For module 3 4 4
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE : Wire wrapping tool

Soldering Iron (For jumper wire)
Ref. Fig. 3.3 and Tables 3-5.
For ACIO connection details refer
Table No.3-3.
* These parts are to be connected as shown in Fig. 3.3
Notes:
2. Snap the hood onto the contact block such that polarity tab(1) is
3. The shields of the two digital trunk cables are joined together at MDF
end. Solder 32/0.2 square mm multistrand wire on to the shield (copper
braid) at the point shown and crimping terminal ring as shown.
5. Polarity tabs to be retained as given below module 1:2, module 2:3,
module 3:4.
7. The two digital trunk cables on each side (copy 0 and copy 1) are tied
together with cable ties.
Note:
All signal names are w.r.t. RBM side.
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Chapter 3.
A. Connections for Digital Trunk Cable RBM end (Using 8 pair

cable)
1 Blue (uu) Orange (xx) White (uu) [Bl]
2 Orange (uu) White (xx) [O] White (uu) [O]
1 3 Green (uu) Brown (xx) White (uu) [G]
4 Brown (uu) White (xx) [Br] White (uu) [Br]
5 Blue (xx) White (xx) [Bl]
6 Green (xx) White (xx) [G]
7 -- -- --
1 Slate (vv) Blue (yy) White (vv) [S]
2 2 Blue (vv) Red (yy) [B1] Red (vv) [B1]
3 Orange (vv) Green (yy) Red (vv) [O]
4 Green (vv) Red (yy) [G] Red (vv) [G]
5 Slate (yy) White (yy) [S] --
6 Orange (yy) Red (yy) [Ol] --
7 -- -- --
Table No. 3-5

Bl : Blue
O : Orange
G : Green
Br : Brown
S Slate
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3.2.3. Details of BP Terminal Cable for BM-XL

C-DOT ASSY NO. : ACB-MAXXBPTX-000
DRAWING NO. : Fig. 3.4a, 3.4b & 3.4c
CABLE PART NO. : MCA-ICSBZ007-401
CABLE MARKER NO. : BPTX*
CABLE DESCRIPTION : 8 pair telephone cable. (only 4 pairs are
used).
CABLE LENGTH : 25m. (max.) excluding unsheathed
section.
SOURCE TERMINATION : 25 pin D-type wire wrap
PART NO. (Female) :
MCC-DCFMZ002-301
MCC-DHXXXT25-100
DESTINATION : 7X2 IDC Crimp connector
TERMINATION : MCC-BPCSZ012-401
PART NO. MCC-BPCSZ011-401
MCC-BPCSZ022-401
SOURCE PLACEMENT : VDU
DESTINATION : Rack - RBM RBM
PLACEMENT
Frame - 5 5
Connector - J7 J24
TAB No. - 4 4
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE : Crimping Tool and Wire wrapping tool.
Fig. 3.4(a), 3.4(b) & 3.4(c)
*X = 1 for BP-0 and 2 for BP-1.

Chapter 3.
3.2.4. Details of BP Terminal Cable for BM-L

C-DOT ASSY NO. : ACB-RSUVTEZX-000
DRAWING NO. : Fig. 3.4d, 3.4b,3.4c
CABLE PART NO. : MCA-ICSBZ007-401
CABLE MARKER NO. : TEZX*
CABLE DESCRIPTION : 8 pair telephone cable. (only 4 pairs are
used).
CABLE LENGTH : 25m. (max.) excluding unsheathed
section.
SOURCE TERMINATION : 25 pin D-type wire wrap
PART NO. (Female) :
MCC-DCFMZ002-301
MCC-DHXXXT25-100
DESTINATION : 7X2 IDC Crimp connector
TERMINATION : MCC-BPCSZ012-401
PART NO. MCC-BPCSZ011-401
MCC-BPCSZ022-401
SOURCE PLACEMENT : VDU
DESTINATION : Rack - RBM
PLACEMENT
Frame - 5
Connector - 2B
TAB No. - 1
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE : Crimping Tool and Wire wrapping tool.
Fig. 3.4(d), 3.4(b) & 3.4(c)
*X = 1 for BP-0 and 2 for BP-1
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3.3. CABLE PREPARATION ON MBM SIDE FOR RSU
For each RSU, eight lengths of 4 Pair shielded cables (4 for bus-0 and 4 for bus-1)
are required on CM side and cables in each bus are tied together as shown in fig. 3.5
(b).
3.3.1. Detail of Digital Trunk Cable (For RSU Link)

C-DOT ASSY NO. : ACB-MAXRMDXX-000
DRAWING NO. : Fig. 3.5 (a),
MCA-PVCSC013-401
CABLE MARKER NO. : M`N' ùu', M`N' `vv',
M`N' `xx', M`N' `yy'
Where N = A for Bus 0
B for Bus 1
Refer Table No. 3-4 for uu, vv, xx, yy.
CABLE DESCRIPTION : Shielded digital cable 4 pairs.
32/0.2mm black colour PVC wire.
CABLE UNIT COLOR : GREY.
CODE
CABLE LENGTH : Site dependent (Max. of 100 m)
* Digital cable - 4x25 m. (Typical)
excluding
unsheathed section
# Ground cable - 0.3 m
MCC-BPPOH207-401
DESTINATION : Digital cables - stripped wire to MDF
TERMINATION # Ring Terminal 2.5sq. mm/M6
PART NO. MCT-ERRIN015-401
# 32/0.2 mm. PVC wire, black
(MCA-PVCSC013-401) 0.3m in length
SOURCE PLACEMENT : Frame - BTU 0/1 in CM-XL.
(Refer Table 5-1)
Slot - ESM slot
Connector - B
TAB NO. RETAINED : TAB NO. - 1 For Module 1
2 For Module 2

Chapter 3.
DESTINATION : MDF
PLACEMENT
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE : Wire Wrapping
Refer fig. 3.5 (a), 3.5 (b) and
table 3-6,3-7.
Note
* The exact length of the digital cable from exchange to MDF is site
dependent. Care should be taken so that total length of the cable from
exchange to first repeater position should not exceed more than
hundred metres.
# These parts are required to be connected as shown in Fig. 3.5 (b).
Connections for Digital Trunk Cable CM-XL end
1 Blue (uu) -- White (uu) [Bl]
2 Orange (uu) -- White (uu) [O]
1 3 Green (uu) -- White (uu) [G]
4 Brown (uu) -- White (uu) [Br]
5 Blue (vv) -- White (vv) [Bl]
6 Orange (vv) Brown (vv) White (vv) [O]
7 Green (vv) White (vv) [Br] White (vv) [G]
1 Blue (xx) -- White (xx) [Bl]

2 Orange (xx) -- White (xx) [O]
2 3 Green (xx) -- White (xx) [G]
4 Brown (xx) -- White (xx) [Br]
5 Blue (yy) -- White (yy) [Bl]
6 Orange (yy) Brown (yy) White (yy) [O]
7 Green (yy) White (yy) [Br] White (yy) [G]
Table No. 3-6

Note :
For the values of uu, vv, xx and yy for different BMs please see table No. 3-4.
Bl : Blue
O : Orange
G : Green
Br : Brown
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Signal Names for Digital Trunk Cable (CM End)

1 RX_P {1} -- RX_N {1}
2 RX_P {3} -- RX_N {3}
1 3 TX_P {1} -- TX_N {1}
4 TX_P {3} -- TX_N {3}
5 RX_P {2} -- RX_N {2}
6 RX_P {4} TX_P {4} RX_N {4}
7 TX_P {2} TX_N {4} TX_N {2}
1 RX_P {5} -- RX_N {5}
2 RX_P {7} -- RX_N {7}
2 3 TX_P {5} -- TX_N {5}
4 TX_P {7} -- TX_N {7}
5 RX_P {6} -- RX_N {6}
6 RX_P {8} TX_P {8} RX_N {8}
7 TX_P {6} TX_N {8} TX_N {6}
Table 3-7
Note : {} indicates digital Trunk number
Notes:
2. Snap the hood onto the contact block such that polarity tab (1) is
4. Polarity tabs to be retained as given below module 1:1, module 2:2.
6. The two sets of digital trunk cables on each BTU (BUS 0 and BUS 1)
are tied together with cable ties.
Note : All signal names are w.r.t MBM side.
3.4. CABLE PLACEMENTS
Fig. 3.6 diagramatically explains the clock, ACIO and Digital trunk cable
placements at TSU on RBM side and Fig. 3.7 and Fig. 3.8 show the cable
placements at BTU0/1, on the CM side.

Chapter 3.
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Chapter 3.
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Chapter 3.
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Chapter 4.
Jumper Settings and Modem Set-Up
4.1. JUMPER SETTING ON ESM & ESL CARDS
4.1.1. APC-ESM 397/H-S01 (IN CM-XL)
2 PIN JUMPERS (in all slots)

Jumpers W11, W21, W22, W24 are to be shorted. Rest of the jumpers are to
be left open.
4.1.2. APC-ESL 362/H-S00 (IN CM-L)
A. Short 2 pin jumpers W3 & W11 in all the slots

B. i) For ODD Number slot of ESL card (i.e. 5,7,9, etc.) Short pins 2
& 3 of 3 PIN jumpers W5 & W10 and short pins 1 & 2 of 3 PIN
jumpers W6 & W9.
ii) For EVEN Number Slot of ESL Card (ie 6,8,10 etc.)
Short PINS 1&2 of 3 pin jumpers W5 & W10.
Short PINS 2&3 of 3 pin jumpers W6 & W9.
4.2. APC-BPU43X/H-M01 (BPU MOTHERBOARD OF BM-XL)

Jumper settings on BPU mother board as viewed from soldering side are as follows:
Copy 1 Copy 0
(LSB)W2 o o o o W17 (LSB)W13 o o o o W9
1
W22 o o o o W18 W14 o o o o W10
W23 o o o o W19 W15 O o o o W11
W24 o o o o W20 (MSB) W16 O o o o W12 (MSB)
Currently only even numbered BM can be made as a RBM and for RBM-ID, the
most significant bit (MSB) positions in the copy 0 and copy 1 BPU have to be made
one, i.e. left open (no short). The jumper settings for RBM can be as follows:

Chapter 4.
Jumper Settings for W9-W16 (BPU COPY 0)

RBM NO. Shorting Position Function
2 W13,W15,W16,W9,W10,W11 Copy id = 82
4 W13,W16,W9,W10,W11 = 86
6 W13,W15,W9,W10,W11 = 8A
8 W13,W9,W10,W11 = 8E
10 W13,W15,W16,W10,W11 = 92
12 W13,W16,W10,W11 = 96
14 W13,W15,W10,W11 = 9A
16 W13,W10,W11 = 9E
18 W13,W15,W16,W9,W11 = A2
20 W13,W16,W9,W11 = A6
22 W13,W15,W9,W11 = AA
24 W13,W9,W11 = AE
26 W13,W15,W16,W11 = B2
28 W13,W16,W11 = B6
30 W13,W15,W11 = BA
32 W13,W11 = BE
Table No. 4-1
Jumper Settings for W17-W24 (BPU COPY 1)
RBM NO. Shorting Position Function
2 W23,W24,W17,W18,W19 Copy id = 83
4 W24,W17,W18,W19 = 87
6 W23,W17,W18,W19 = 8B
8 W17,W18,W19 = 8F
10 W23,W24,W18,W19 = 93
12 W24,W18,W19 = 97
14 W23,W18,W19 = 9B
16 W18,W19 = 9F
18 W23,W24,W17,W19 = A3
20 W24,W17,W19 = A7
22 W23,W17,W19 = AB
24 W17,W19 = AF
26 W23,W24,W19 = B3
28 W24,W19 = B7
30 W23,W19 = BB
32 W19 = BF
Table No. 4-2
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JUMPER SETTINGS AND MODEM SET-UP
Note :
1. The mechanical jumpers to be shorted as shown above.
2. The jumpers not mentioned to be left open.
4.3. APC-BPU 005/T-M01 (BM-L BPU MOTHERBOARD)
Jumper settings on BPU-M01 as viewed from soldering side are as follows in

general.
. . W9 . . W1
. . W10 . . W2
. . W11 . . W3
. . W12 . . W4
. . W13 . . W5
. . W14 . . W6
MSB (always open . . W15 . . W7 MSB (always open
for RBM) . . W16 . . W8 for RBM)
Currently only an Even No BM can be made as a RBM and for RBM-ID, the Most
Significant Bit (MSB) positions in the copy 0 & copy 1 BPU have to be made one, i.e.
left open (no short) so the jumper settings for RBM can be as follows :
JUMPER SETTINGS FOR W1-W8 (BPU COPY 0)
BM NO. SHORTING POSITION FUNCTION
2 W1, W3, W4, W5, W6, W7 Copy id = 82
4 W1, W4, W5, W6, W7 = 86
6 W1, W3, W5, W6, W7 3 = 8A
8 W1, W5, W6, W7 = 8E
10 W1, W3, W4, W6, W7 = 92
12 W1, W4, W6, W7 = 96
14 W1, W3, W6, W7 3 = 9A
16 W1, W6, W7 = 9E
18 W1, W3, W4, W5, W7 = A2
20 W1, W4, W5, W7 = A6
22 W1, W3, W5, W7 = AA
24 W1, W5, W7 = AE
26 W1, W3, W4, W7 = B2
28 W1, W4, W7 = B6
30 W1, W3, W7 = BA
32 W1, W7 = BE
Note :
1. The mechanical jumpers have to be shorted as shown above.

Chapter 4.
JUMPER SETTINGS FOR W9-W16 (BPU COPY 1)

BM NO. HORTING POSITION FUNCTION
2 W11, W12, W13, W14, W15 Copy id = 83
4 W12, W13, W14, W15 = 87
6 W11, W13, W14, W15 = 8B
8 W13, W14, W15 = 8F
10 W11, W12, W14, W15 3 = 93
12 W12, W14, W15 = 97
14 W11, W14, W15 = 9B
16 W14, W15 = 9F
18 W11, W12, W13, W15 = A3
20 W12, W13, W15 = A7
22 W11, W13, W15 = AB
24 W13, W15 = AF
26 W11, W12, W15 = B3
28 W12, W15 = B7
30 W11, W15 = BB
32 W15 = BF
Note :
1. The mechanical jumpers have to be shorted as shown above.
4.4. EXTENDING IOP TERMINAL TO RSU SITE USING MODEMS
Two modems are required to extend IOP terminals to RSU site. One modem is
required at IOP end and other at RSU end. Modems can be configured for leased
line working or dial up working using AT commands and jumper settings. Modem
setup is shown in Fig. 4.1. To configure the modem, refer modem users
guide/operation manual.
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4.4.1. Dial Up Mode Working
Connect terminal to modem, power on modem/terminal, issue AT commands

to achieve the following :
• Restore factory default settings
• Set serial baud rate to 9600
• Set modem baud rate to 9600
• Disable flow control
• Set S register value to indicate after how many rings modem has to
answer (Ex 1,2,3 …)
• Set the jumper settings if any for dial up working
Test set may be made as in Fig. 4.1
To dial remote modem type ATDP followed by called Modem Telephone
Number and wait for connect message on terminal, CD lamp to glow on
modem.
4.4.2. Leased Line Working
In leased line working, two modems are connected by external plant cable
pair or 64 kbps data circuit. Configure the modems as given below using AT
commands and jumper settings.
Configuring Modem
IOP and Modem Configuration
1. Configure modem as answer modem
2. Configure modem for power on 2 wire leased line working
3. Disable flow control
4. Disable DTR (Data Terminal Ready) Signal
5. Set serial baud rate and modem baud rate to 9600 bps
6. Disable commands echo
RSU end (Terminal End) Modem Configuration
1. Configure modem as originate modem
2. Configure modem for power on 2 wire leased line working
3. Disable flow control

Chapter 4.
4. Set serial baud rate and modem baud rate to 9600 bps
5. Disable DTR signal
Note :
1. For configuring modem using AT commands; power on modem, connect
terminal to modem, issue AT commands to achieve required
configuration. For exact commands, refer modem user guide/operation
manual.
2. Use jumper settings if any, to achieve above configuration
3. Typical AT commands for configuring multi-tech MT2834ZDX are
given in section 4.4.3, 4.4.4 for reference.
4.4.3. Procedure for Configuring Multitech (MT2834ZDX) for Dial Up

Working
For dial up working the following are the commands for configuring modem.
AT&F8&W0↵
AT$SB9600&W0↵
AT$MB9600&W0↵
AT&E3&W0↵
AT&D0&W0↵
ATS0=1&W0↵
Jumper settings lease/dial may be set to dial position modem. Set up may be
made as shown in Fig. 4.1.
4.4.4. Procedure for Configuring Multitech (MT2834ZDX) for Leased Line

Working
Step 1:
Configure one modem as originate modem as follows :
Connect terminal to modem, set terminal speed to 9600, power on modem. On
typing 'AT', the modem responds as saying "OK".
AT&F8&W0↵ (Store default settings and save)
AT$SB9600&W0↵ (Serial baud rate set to 9600 and save)
AT$MB9600&W0↵ (Modem baud rate set to 9600 and save)
AT&E3&W0↵ (Disable flow control and save)
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AT&D0&W0↵ (Ignore DTR signal and save)

Now set the jumper inside modem as follows :
Set lease/dial to lease position
Set originate/answer to originate position
Step 2:
Configure another modem as answer modem as follows :
Connect terminal to modem, set terminal speed to 9600, power on modem
and type the following. On typing 'AT', response from modem should be "OK".
AT&F8&W0↵ (Store default settings and save)
AT$SB9600&W0↵ (Serial baud rate set to 9600 and save)
AT$MB9600&W0↵ (Modem baud rate set to 9600 and save)
AT&E3&W0↵ (Disable flow control and save)
AT&D0&W0↵ (Ignore DTR signal and save)
Now set the jumper inside modem as follows :
Set lease/dial to lease position.
Set originate/answer to answer position
Step 3:
Verify IOP serial port by connecting a terminal, login should appear and it
should be possible to login. Connect answer modem RS232 port to this IOP
port. Connect terminal to RS232 port of originate modem connect line jacks
(RJ11) of both modems by using a shorting cable supplied for leased line
working (simulating cable pair between modems or 64 kbps data circuits).
Now power on modems, CD lamp will glow in both modems and link is
established login should appear on terminal.
Please note that when terminal/IOP port is connected to modem, TR lamp
should glow in modem.
Note :
If login does not appear in icc port when terminal is connected, edit file "init
tab" in / etc directory using vi editor. In line wherever required icc port is
available, replace "off" by "respawn", save the file.

Chapter 4.
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Chapter 5.
MDF - Installation
5.1. GENERAL
The MDF installation, on the RBM side, is similar to the MDF installation for C-
DOT-SBM RAX in respect of subscriber and trunk cabling. However the additional
cabling is required for RSU installation on the RBM side and on the parent
exchange side in respect of 16 PCMs between parent exchange and RBM.
5.2. DIGITAL TRUNK CABLE TERMINATION ON RBM TO MDF (FOR RSU

PCMS)
a) 16 PCMs i.e. L1 to L8, L17 to L24 are terminated on 4 Nos of 2/8 LSA
modules.
b) If 4 pair cable is used from TSU frame to MDF, terminations on MDF are
done as shown in figure 5.1 (a). If 8 pair cable is used from TSU frame to
DDF, terminations on MDF are done as shown in figure 5.1 (b).
c) Cables marked RNUU, RNVV coming from copy – 0 of TSU are terminated
on first 2/8 module as shown in figure. Cables marked RNXX, RNYY coming
from Copy – 0 of TSU are terminated on second 2/8 module as shown in
figure. For cables coming from copy – 1 of TSU termination is done on third &
fourth modules. Termination is done in the same way, as done for copy – 0
cables.
d) For digital trunk cable preparation using 4 pair shielded cable & placement
details, refer to sections 3.2.2.1 & 3.2.2.2. For digital trunk cable preparation
using 8 pair shielded cable & placement details, refer to section 3.2.2.3.
e) The grounding leads coming out from digital cables at the ends near MDF
can be crimped to a ring terminal and terminated on one of the screw & nut
holding same backmount frame as shown in Fig. 3.2 c.
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Chapter 5.
5.3. DIGITAL TRUNK CABLE TERMINATION ON CM TO DDF (FOR RSU

PCMS)
While laying the cables on CM side, details given in table 5-1 may be seen
depending on CM-L or CM-XL.
a) 16 PCMs ie. L1 to L8, L17 to L24 are terminated on 4 Nos of 2/8 LSA
modules as shown in Figure 5.2.
b) For each RBM, 4 Nos of 4 pair shielded cables are used per BTU frame.
c) 4 Nos. of 4 pair cables from BTU0 are terminated on first and second 2/8 LSA
Modules. Cables marked MNUU, MNVV are terminated on first 2/8 LSA
Module and Cables marked MNXX, MNYY are terminated on second 2/8
LSA. Similarly 4 Nos of cables from BTU1 are terminated on third & fourth
2/8 LSA modules. All terminations are done as shown in Figure 5.2.
d) For cable preparation & placement details refer to section 3.3.1 & 3.4.
e) The grounding leads coming out from digital cables near DDF can be crimped
to ring terminal & terminated to one of screw & nut of backmount frame.
5.4. INTER CONNECTIONS
The connections between RBM & CM through respective DDFs are shown in Figure
5.3.
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WH L4 WH L8 WH L20 WH L24
Rx Rx Rx Rx
BN BN BN BN
Rx Rx Rx Rx
GN GN GN GN
VV
YY
VV
YY
Tx Tx Tx Tx

OR OR OR OR
Tx Tx Tx Tx
BL BL BL BL
Rx Rx Rx Rx
BN BN BN BN
LABEL HOLDER
Rx Rx Rx Rx
GN GN GN GN
UU
XX
UU
XX
Tx Tx Tx Tx
OR OR OR OR
Tx Tx Tx Tx
BL BL BL BL
BUS-Ø BUS-1
FIG. 5.1 (a)

4 PAIR DIGITAL TRUNK CABLE TERMINATION ON RBM END MDF (FOR RSU PCMs)
\DESIGN\DSSMAX\MAX-XL\RSU-XLIM\RSXLIF1A
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MDF - INSTALLATION
52
Chapter 5.
RD L4 RD L8 RD L20 RD L24
Rx Rx Rx Rx
GN GN GN GN
Rx Rx Rx Rx
OR OR OR OR
VV
YY
VV
YY
Tx Tx Tx Tx
BL BL BL BL
Tx Tx Tx Tx
SL SL SL SL
Rx Rx Rx Rx
BN BN BN BN
LABEL HOLDER
Rx Rx Rx Rx
GN GN GN GN
UU
XX
UU
XX
Tx Tx Tx Tx
OR OR OR OR
Tx Tx Tx Tx
BL BL BL BL
BUS-Ø BUS-1
FIG. 5.1 (b)

8 PAIR DIGITAL TRUNK CABLE TERMINATION ON RBM END MDF (FOR RSU PCMs)
\DESIGN\DSSMAX\MAX-XL\RSU-XLIM\RSXLIF1B
C-DOT DSS MAX-XL

Tx Tx Tx Tx
BN BN BN BN
Tx Tx Tx Tx
GN GN GN GN
VV
YY
VV
YY
Rx Rx Rx Rx
OR OR OR OR

BL Rx BL Rx BL Rx BL Rx
Tx Tx Tx Tx
BN BN BN BN
LABEL HOLDER
Tx Tx Tx Tx
GN GN GN GN
UU
XX
UU
XX
Rx Rx Rx Rx
OR OR OR OR
Rx Rx Rx Rx
BL BL BL BL
BUS-Ø BUS-1
FIG. 5.2
4 PAIR DIGITAL TRUNK CABLE TERMINATION ON CM END DDF (FOR RSU PCMs)
\DESIGN\DSSMAX\MAX-XL\RSU-XLIM\RSXLIF2
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Chapter 5.
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MDF - INSTALLATION
CABLE LAYOUT
TABLE 5.1
Sl. Cable C-DOT Assy. No. From To Remarks
No. Marker
On RSU Side *
1. RCX0 ACB-RSUXRCX0-000 2/1/6/13/A/1 2/1/6/12/B/1
2. RCX1 ACB-RSUXRCX1-000 2/1/6/14/A/1 2/1/6/15/B/1
3#. RA01 & ACB-ERSURN01-000 2/1/6/13/A/2 MDF
RA03
RA02 & ACB-ERSURN02-000 2/1/6/13/A/3 a) MDF
RA04
RRSA -do- 2/1/6/13/A/3 b) 2/1/6/ For RBM-02
12/B/4
4#. RB01 & ACB-ERSURN01-000 2/1/6/14/A/2 MDF
RB03
RB02 & ACB-ERSURN02-000 2/1/6/14/A/3 a) MDF
RB04
RRSB -do- 2/1/6/14/A/3 b) 2/1/6/
15/B/4
5. BPT1 & ACB-MAXXBPTX-000 OR 2/1/5/J7/4 VDU BM-XL
BPT2 ACB-RSUUTEZX-000 2/1/5/J24/4 VDU BM-L
CM side
1. MA01 & ACB-MAXRMD01-000 CM/1/05/B/1 DDF
MA02
2. MA03 & ACB-MAXRMD02-000 CM/1/05/B/2 DDF RBM-02
MA04
3. MB01 & ACB-MAXRMD03-000 CM/4/05/B/1 DDF
MB02
MB04
5. MA05 & ACB-MAXRMD05-000 CM/1/06/B/1 DDF
MA06
6. MA07 & ACB-MAXRMD06-000 CM/1/06/B/2 DDF RBM-04
MA08
MB06
∗ For convenience, cables on RSU side are shown for RBM -02 only. For other
RBMs similar cables are required.
# For 4 pair cables, cable layout is shown above. In case of 8 pair cables, cable
layout will be changed according to section 3.2.2.3.
CM side cables are shown for CM-XL for all 16 RSUs. In case of MAX-L, MBXX will
be terminated on CM/1/15/B/1 & CM/1/15/B/2 for RBM-02, CM/1/16/B/1 &
CM/1/16/B/2 for RBM-04

Chapter 5.

No. Marker
8. MB07 & ACB-MAXRMD08-000 CM/4/06/B/2 MDF
MB08
9. MA09 & ACB-MAXRMD09-000 CM/1/07/B/1 MDF
MA10
10. MA11 & ACB-MAXRMD10-000 CM/1/07/B/2 MDF RBM-06
MA12
MB10
MB12
13. MA13 & ACB-MAXRMD13-000 CM/1/ MDF
MA14 08/B/1
MA16
MB14
MB16
MA18
MA20
MB18
MB20
MA22
MA24
MB22
MB24
MA26
MA28
MB26
MB28
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No. Marker
MA30
MA32
MB30
MB32
MA34
MA36
MB34
MB36
MA38
MA40
MB38
MB40
MA42
MA44
MB42
MB44
MA46

MA48

MB46

MB48

Chapter 5.

No. Marker
MA50
MA52
MB50
MB52
MA54
MA56
MB54
MB56
MA58
MA60
MB58
MB60
MA62
MA64
MB62
MB64
Note:
Only an even number BM can be made an RBM. Accordingly, cable markers on CM
side are shown in the above table.
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RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL

SERIES 300 : INSTALLATION

CSP SECTION NO. 401-305-0513

MAIN AUTOMATIC EXCHANGE (ABBREVIATED AS C-DOT DSS MAX-XL IN THE REST OF

THE INFORMATION IN THIS SYSTEM PRACTICE IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES AND IS

SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

TO THE DIRECTOR (SYSTEMS ), CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TELEMATICS, 39, MAIN

PUSA ROAD, NEW DELHI - 110 005

© 1999 BY C–DOT, NEW DELHI.

Configuration Central Module Local BMs Remote BMs (RSU)

BM-L is defined as BM working with CPU & TME cards in BPU

Chapter 1. Introduction ..............................................................................................................................5

Chapter 2. Modifications in Floor Marking...............................................................................................7

Chapter 3. RSU Cable Preparation And Laying .......................................................................................9

Chapter 4. Jumper Settings and Modem Set-Up ....................................................................................41

Chapter 5. MDF - Installation..................................................................................................................49

H:\HOME\MAX-XL\WORD\XLRSUINM.DOC October 7, 1999

RSU, by definition, is the Remote Switching Unit of a geographically distributed

Maximum RSU Cards

RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 5

1. Only an even numbered BM can be made as an RSU

6 C-DOT DSS MAX-XL

Modifications in Floor Marking

2.1. MARKING OF SUITE LINES

RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 7

8 C-DOT DSS MAX-XL

RSU Cable Preparation And Laying

RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 9

3.2. CABLE PREPARATION ON RSU SIDE

3.2.1. Detail of RSU Clock Cable (BM-L/BM-XL)

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RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 11

12 C-DOT DSS MAX-XL

3.2.2. Details of Digital Cables at RSU

RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 13

TAB NO. RETAINED : For Module -1 2 2

* The shields of this cable are to be connected as shown in fig.3.2(c)

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RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 15

Connections for Digital Trunk Cable RBM end (4 Pair Cable)

1 Blue (uu) Orange (xx) White (uu) [Bl]

Table No. 3-1

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Signal Names for Digital Trunk Cable (RBM End)

Module No. Pin No. A B C

1 TX_P {2} TX_P {8} TX_N {2}

Table No. 3-3

RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 17

Cable No.'s for Different RBM No.'s

Table No. 3-4

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Ground Cable - 32/0.2mm Black Colour

RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 19

* These parts are to be connected as shown in Fig.3.2(c)

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RSU INSTALLATION MANUAL 21

C-DOT DSS MAX-XL