TMX PRODUCT LINE: 4-Channel Multiplexer. CATEGORY: ISDN and T/E Carrier. S/T-Interface DS0, DS1, T1, E1, DS1C, T1C, DS2, T2, E2 FEATURES
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1 PRODUCT LE: 4-Channel Multiplexer CAGORY: ISDN and T/E Carrier S/T-Interface, DS1, T1, E1, DS1C, T1C, DS2, T2, E2 S-SC FEATURES Data Rate: - 64 kbps - S/T-Interface 192 kbps - DS1, T Mbps - E Mbps - DS1C, T1C Mbps - DS2, T Mbps - E2.44 Mbps All 4 channels are independent and may be operated at different data rates or protocols. If the signal received by the farend equipment is too strong, you can reduce the transmit level by entering additional attenuation. Changing the right switch to the middle position will allow for -3dB transmit attenuation for shorter cable length. DESCRIPTION The provides complete electrical isolation for ISDN S/T-Interface and T/E carrier communications up to E2 data rates. The unit is transparent to all AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion) signaling regardless of the specific line encoding, such as pseudoternary, BZS, B6ZS, and HDB3. However, the maximum data rate must not exceed.44 Mbps because of sampling jitter. The unit has four independent channels with two switches each that allow users to select between different pinouts and interfaces. If the signal received by the far-end equipment is too strong, the can reduce the transmit level by entering additional attenuation. The unit can be used in areas of high electrical noise or in and out of RF shielded enclosures. The unit enhances privacy of communications because fiber can not be tapped without being detected and does not radiate any emissions. The fiber optic cable is not susceptible to interference caused by impulse noise, crosstalk, or EMI. The potential problem of creating ground loops or ground offsets is also eliminated because signal ground is not carried over the fiber. In addition, fiber optic cable offers much longer transmission distances than copper wiring. The distance limitations for both T1 and E1 as specified in ANSI T1.403 is 6200ft (190m) for T1 and 400ft (1460m) for E1. However, multimode optics on the can extend the distance to 2km, while singlemode optics can further extend the distance to 20km. A typical link consists of two, one at each end of the network with a duplex fiber optic cable between them as shown under TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Guilford Rd Maryland 2001 Fax: sales@fiberplex.com page 1 of 6
2 SPECIFICATIONS Power Requirement minimum typical maximum unit Input Voltage VAC Input Frequency Hz Input Current at 115 VAC ma Input Current at 230 VAC ma Environmental Storage Temperature C OperatingTemperature 0-50 C Data Rate ISDN S/T-Interface 192 kbps 64 kbps DS1, T Mbps T/E Carrier E Mbps DS1C, T1C Mbps DS2, T Mbps (16% sampling jitter) E2.44 Mpbs (21% sampling jitter) Line Encoding 1 ISDN S/T-Interface Pseudoternary AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion) T/E Carrier DS1, T1 DS1C, T1C DS2, T2 E1, E2 AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion) BZS (Bipolar Zero Substitution) AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion) B6ZS (Bipolar 6 Zero Substitution) AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion) HDB3 (High Density Bipolar 3) Interface Connector Four RJ-4C s width height length unit Case Dimensions Half Rack Unit inches 1 The is transparent to all AMI (Alternate Mark Inversion) signaling regardless of the specific line encoding. OPTICAL CHARACRISTICS Fiber Size Max Distance Wavelength Output Power Receiver Sensitivity Loss Budget Multimode 62.5 / 125 μm 2 km nm -1 dbm -2 dbm 10 db Singlemode 9 /125 μm 20 km nm -11 dbm -31 dbm 20 db 2 The maximum distance allowed for the ISDN S/T-Interface is 1km Guilford Rd Maryland 2001 Fax: sales@fiberplex.com page 2 of 6
3 CHANNEL ACTIVITY OPT PWR (301) MODEL -ST CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 -ST Front View VAC CH1 (MID) -3dB ATN CH2 (MID) -3dB ATN CH3 (MID) -3dB ATN CH4 (MID) -3dB ATN MODE ISDN T1 E /4 AMP SLO-BLO FIBERPLEX, C. MADE U.S.A. -ST Back View LED DICARS Power CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 Optic Label Color Description PWR OPT Green Off Amber Off Amber Off Green Amber Flash Red Power supply In TMX unit is working properly. Check that the 0.25 Amp Slo-Blo fuse is not blown. Transmit data is being sent out to the twisted pair. No transmit data is being sent out to the twisted pair. Check that the switch settings are in the correct position. The and labels were meant to be used with a straight category 5 cable. If a crossover cable is used, flip the left switch in the opposite position of the labels. For more information see TYPICAL APPLICATIONS and the RJ-4C pinout tables. Receive data is being detected from the twisted pair. No receive data detected from the twisted pair. Check that the switch settings are in the correct position. The and labels were meant to be used with a straight category 5 cable. If a crossover cable is used, flip the left switch in the opposite position of the labels. For more information see TYPICAL APPLICATIONS and the RJ-4C inout tables. Optical signal in detected and unit is in sync. Optical signal in detected but unit is unable to sync to the data stream. No optical link pulses detected or optical level too low. Check that the opposite unit has power and that the optical cables are properly connected. The transmit output from one end of the network should go to the receive input at the opposite end and vice versa as shown under TYPICAL APPLICATIONS Guilford Rd Maryland 2001 Fax: sales@fiberplex.com page 3 of 6
4 S/T-Interface: pinout Left Switch: Down Right Switch: Up Out Transmit + 4 In Receive + 5 In Receive - 6 Out Transmit - S/T-Interface: pinout Left Switch: Up Right Switch: Up In Receive + 4 Out Transmit + 5 Out Transmit - 6 In Receive S/T-Interface T/E Carrier: pinout Left Switch: Down Right Switch: Mid or Down 1 Out Transmit Tip + 2 Out Transmit Ring In Receive Tip + 5 In Receive Ring - 6 T/E Carrier: pinout Left Switch: Up Right Switch: Mid or Down 1 In Receive Tip + 2 In Receive Ring Out Transmit Tip + 5 Out Transmit Ring , T1, E1, T1C, T2, E2 The and labels were meant to be used with a straight category 5 cable. If a crossover cable is used, flip the switch in the opposite position of the labels. SWITCHES Left (2 Position) Label Position Description Up To Terminal Equipment Down To Network Terminal ISDN ST (4W) Up Selects ISDN 4-wire S/T-Interface Selects T/E Carrier:, DS1, T1, E1, DS1C, T1C, DS2, T2, E2 with -3dB Transmit Attenuation Right (3 Position) -3dB ATN Middle Down If the signal received by the far-end equipment is too strong, you can reduce the transmit level by entering additional attenuation. Changing the right switch to the middle position will allow for -3dB transmit attenuation for shorter cable length. Selects T/E Carrier:, DS1, T1, E1, DS1C, T1C, DS2, T2, E Guilford Rd Maryland 2001 Fax: sales@fiberplex.com page 4 of 6
5 TYPICAL APPLICATIONS ISDN Application: S/T-Interface Network Terminal (-1) ISDN ST (4W) Fiber Optic Cable ISDN ST (4W) Terminal Equipment (ISDN Phone) T/E Carrier Application:, DS1, T1, E1, DS1C, T1C, DS2, T2, E2 Channel Bank, PBX, or Multiplexer -3dB ATN or Fiber Optic Cable -3dB ATN or ATM, Switch, or Router Guilford Rd Maryland 2001 Fax: page 5 of 6
6 MOUG Type Standalone Installation Instructions Use the feet or bail underneath the unit. To rack mount a single unit: 1. Remove the feet and bail from underneath the unit. 2. Remove the four existing Philips screws from each side of the unit. 3. Screw the short and long rack mount ears into the same holes where you removed the Philips screws in step Rack Mount Wallmount or Mount Under Shelf To rack mount two units side by side: 1. Remove the feet and bail from underneath both units. 2. Remove the four existing Philips screws from the left side of one unit and from the right side of another unit. 3. Screw the short rack mount ears into the same holes where you removed the Philips screws in step Place both units side by side and attach in the middle by using the 5/16 pan head screws provided. 1. Remove the feet and bail from underneath the unit. 2. Remove the top cover by taking out the two existing Philips screws from each side of the unit. 3. Using the top cover as a template, place the top cover in the desired location and sketch in the two key hole and one round screw hole. 4. Drill three holes where the marking was in step 3 and screw in top cover. 5. Reattach the unit to the top cover by replacing the two Philips screws on each side of the unit. ORDERG FORMATION Optical Interface: ST, SC, FC Fiber: Blank S = multimode = singlemode Available Options: -ST -SC -FC S-ST S-SC S-FC For special applications that require custom units, please call FiberPlex for more information Guilford Rd Maryland 2001 Fax: sales@fiberplex.com page 6 of 6
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