Model IOR-MA4280/4285 T1 Repeater) Mounting Shelf (4-Inch, 28-Position) User Manual)

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1 Model IO-MA480/485 epeater) Mounting Shelf (4-Inch, 8-Position) User Manual) 4069-A Model IO-MA480/485 Content Page ODUCION... evision History... rademark Information... elated Publications... PODUC DESCIPION Model IO-MA480 (Wire-Wrapped) Model IO-MA485 (Connectorized Cables)... 5 SPECIFICAIONS SALLAION epeater Mounting Shelf Installation Procedure epeater Mounting Shelf Model MA-480 Wiring Procedure epeater Mounting Shelf Model MA-485 Wiring Procedure... 4 OPEAION CUSOME FOMAION AND ASSISANCE...9 ODUCION his user manual contains descriptions of ADC s epeater 4", 8-Position Mounting Shelves Model IO-MA480 (wire wrap pin connectors) and Model IO-MA485 (with connectorized plugs). Shelf installation procedures, installer wiring connections and an operational section are also included. he epeater 4", 8-Position Mounting Shelves (Models IO-MA480 and IO- MA485) provide a centralized location for mounting and wiring up to 8 epeaters. Network Element connections are made via wire wrap pins (Model IO-MA480) or connectorized plugs (Model IO-MA485) at the back of the shelf. he current repeaters that can be mounted in the epeater Mounting Shelves along with their associated user manuals are listed in able ; the list of discontinued repeaters that can be mounted in the epeater Mounting Shelves are listed in able ev A Page 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

2 able. Current epeaters with Associated User Manuals EPEAE Model D Dual Intraoffice epeater Model 544-0B Bridging epeater Model 544-B Dual Bridging Office epeater Model B Short Loop Office epeater Model 544-0B Dual Interbay epeater USE MANUAL ADCP-6-05 ADCP-6-0 ADCP-6-03 ADCP-6-00 ADCP able. Manufacture Discontinued epeaters EPEAE Model and A Dual Intraoffice epeater Model and 544-0A Bridging epeater (single regenerative) Model 544- and 544-A Dual Bridging epeater Model and A Short Loop Office epeater Model and 544-0A Dual Interbay epeater Each mounting shelf occupies two, -inch (5.08 cm) rack spaces in a 3-inch (58.4 cm) relay rack. evision History ISSUE DAE EASON FO CHANGE Issue 6 03/00 Update to current format standard. rademark Information ADC and ADC elecommunications are registered trademarks of ADC elecommunications, Inc. elated Publications Listed below are related manuals and their publication numbers. Copies of these publications can be ordered by contacting the ADC echnical Assistance Center at (in U.S.A. or Canada) or , extension (outside U.S.A. and Canada). itle ADCP Number Application and Engineering Guide System Administrator s Guide 6-50 Page 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

3 Admonishments Important safety admonishments are used throughout this manual to warn of possible hazards to persons or equipment. An admonishment identifies a possible hazard and then explains what may happen if the hazard is not avoided. he admonishments in the form of Dangers, Warnings, and Cautions must be followed at all times. hese warnings are flagged by use of the triangular alert icon (seen below), and are listed in descending order of severity of injury or damage and likelihood of occurrence. Danger: Danger is used to indicate the presence of a hazard that will cause severe personal injury, death, or substantial property damage if the hazard is not avoided. Warning: Warning is used to indicate the presence of a hazard that can cause severe personal injury, death, or substantial property damage if the hazard is not avoided. Caution: Caution is used to indicate the presence of a hazard that will or can cause minor personal injury or property damage if the hazard is not avoided. PODUC DESCIPION he epeater 4", 8-Position Mounting Shelves (Models IO-MA480 and MA485) shown in Figure, provide 8 mounting slots for ADC s epeater plug-in modules. he mounting slots support and guide the plug-in modules into -pin card edge connectors mounted on the inside rear of the mounting shelf s frame. Each epeater Shelf consists of a steel chassis with top and bottom vent slots to provide heat dispersion and adjustable mounting brackets allowing the shelf to be installed flush or extend two, four, or five inches (5.08, 0.6, or.70 cm) beyond the front of the relay rack (58.4 CM) (7.6 CM).5. (5.7 CM).3. (56.67 CM) 4000-A Figure. epeater 4", 8-Position Mounting Shelf Model IO-MA480 and IO-MA485 (Front View) he back of the epeater Mounting Shelf provides twenty-eight -pin terminal strips for connecting transmit and receive lines, two independent battery supplies, alarm connections and chassis (frame) ground. he pin assignments for the -pin terminal strip are shown in Figure. he alpha pin designations refer to the right-hand column of terminals and the numeric designations refer to the left-hand terminals, as viewed from the back. A removable plastic shield mounts over the rear of the mounting shelf to prevent accidental contact with the wire wrap terminals. Page 3 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

4 PU EGEN. A OUPU EGEN. A NGND F E D C B A ALAM CHASSIS GND SHIELD (OPIONAL) PU EGEN. B OUPU EGEN. B 653-C Figure. Pin Assignments for the -Pin erminal Strip Each epeater Mounting Shelf may be equipped with an alarm relay board located on the backplane 8th position. he alarm relay furnishes two sets of normally open (NO) wire wrap dry contact terminals. A mounting position alarm condition (plug-in module fuse failure) causes the alarm relay to operate and the (NO) contacts to close. After the alarm condition is cleared, the relay releases and the contacts return to their (NO) position.. Model IO-MA480 (Wire-Wrapped) he rear view of the epeater Mounting Shelf with an exploded view of the alarm relay board is shown in Figure 3. All external connections to the mounting shelf; i.e., transmit and receive lines, dual power ( and NGND), and alarm leads are made via twentyeight -pin wire wrap terminal strips located at the back of the shelf. A chassis ground terminal is provided for terminating office frame ground CHAS GND 3998-B 8 7 O P 6, EMAL SIP 6. "EVEN" B BAEY SUPPLY CHASSIS GOUND 3 6 F 6 ALAM # (NO) ALAM ELAY BOAD ALAM # (NO) Figure 3. Model IO-MA480 (Wire-Wrap) ear View Page 4 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

5 . Model IO-MA485 (Connectorized Cables) he epeater Mounting Shelf (Model IO-MA485), shown in Figure 4, is equipped with four standard 64-pin connectorized plugs designated: PU EGENEAO A (P6), PU EGENEAO B (P7), OUPU EGENEAO A (P8) and OUPU EGENEAO B (P9). transmit and receive line connections are made via the connectorized plugs which are factory wired to their corresponding wire wrap pins. he connectorized plugs are tie wrapped at the rear of the shelf for strain relief. Alarm connections and two power supplies designated Odd A and Even B are terminated at terminal block B located at the rear of the shelf. A chassis ground terminal is provided to connect the office frame ground. P9 (OUPU B) BA (EVEN) BA (ODD) NGND ALM ALM ALM ALM P8 (OUPU A) B BA (EVEN) BA (ODD) NGND ALM ALM ALM ALM CHAS GND B ALAM ELAY BOAD CHASSIS GOUND P7 (PU B) P6 (PU A) 3999-B Figure 4. Model IO-MA485 (Connectorized Plugs), ear View Page 5 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

6 SPECIFICAIONS able 3 list the maximum supply current for each epeater model, along with the associated full-shelf maximum current, maximum wattage, and recommended fuse size. able 3. epeater Mounting Shelf Specifications PAAMEE SPECIFICAIONS EMAKS Shelf Dimensions Model IO-MA480 Model IO-MA485 Max. Supply Current epeater Model D 544-0B 544-0B 544-B B B* ecommended Shelf Fuse Size epeater Model D 544-0B 544-0B 544-B B B* Maximum Wattage epeater Model D 544-0B 544-0B 544-B B B* Power equirements Power Supply Environmental Operating emperature Storage elative Humidity Operation Alarm elay Contacts * with 60 ma enabled (H W D) inches ( cm) One epeater 30 ma 50 ma 35 ma 50 ma 38 ma 98 ma* Odd A V Battery.0 A* Full Shelf 40 watts 67 watts 47 watts 67 watts 50 watts 3 watts* 4 to 56 Vdc Full Shelf 40 ma 700 ma 490 ma 700 ma 53 ma.4 A* Even B V Battery.0 A* 0 C to 50 C (+3 F to + F) 40 C to +70 C ( 40 F to +58 F) 0% to 80%.0 Amp maximum Dimensions are the same for both model shelves Full shelf specifications include Odd A V and Even B V battery supplies. Wire power supplies with 0 gauge wire and fuse separately Page 6 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

7 3 SALLAION Warning: o prevent electrical shock never install telephone equipment in a wet location or during a lightning storm. When installing or modifying telephone lines, disconnect lines at the network interface before working with uninsulated lines or terminals. his section provides installation and wiring procedures for the epeater Mounting Shelves (Models IO-MA480 and IO-MA485). 3. epeater Mounting Shelf Installation Procedure here are four pre-drilled mounting flange locations available for positioning the shelf in the relay rack. By moving the mounting flanges at the desired pre-drilled location, the mounting shelf can be installed with the front either flush or extended two, four, or five inches (5.08, 0.6, or.70 cm) beyond the front of the relay rack. Install the mounting shelf by inserting it into the designated location in the relay rack. Align the shelf mounting flange holes to the relay rack mounting holes and attach with four inch (.3 cm) machine screws. Note: o minimize heat build-up, mounting shelves should be installed in the relay rack with a two-inch (5. cm) heat baffle between each group of six shelves. efer to -EOP or to other local requirements that may apply, for system-level equipment heat dissipation. 3. epeater Mounting Shelf Model MA-480 Wiring Procedure 3.. Line Connections transmit and receive line connections are made at the twenty-eight -pin wire wrap terminal strips at the back of the shelf. he terminal strip pin designations are shown in Figure 5. Using Figure 5 as reference, connect transmit and receive lines to the designated wire wrap pins at each slot position. Pin C, which may be used to connect to the cable shield when using individual shielded pairs, or the drain wire (shield ground) when using ABAM type cable, is internally connected to the chassis ground. PU EGEN. A OUPU EGEN. A NGND F E D C B A ALAM CHASSIS GND SHIELD (OPIONAL) PU EGEN. B OUPU EGEN. B 653-C Figure 5. ransmit and eceive Line Wiring Diagram (One -Pin erminal Strip Shown for eference) Page 7 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

8 3.. Power Connections wo independent power supplies designated Odd A and Even B are required on all installations. Wire wrap pin 6 at each odd numbered slot position and pin 6 on each even numbered slot position are shipped factory wired; pin 3 is factory wired to each slot position. Using 0 gauge wire, connect the 48 Vdc A power supply to wire wrap pin 6 on an odd numbered slot position and the 48 Vdc B power supply to pin 6 on an even numbered slot position, as shown in Figure 6. Connect the battery returns from the A and B power supplies to pin 3 on any slot position. he A and B 48 Vdc supplies are separately fused with the fuse size defined in able 3. Each mounting shelf should be wired and fused in this manner within the bay F 3 3 (ODD) "A" SUPPLY (EVEN) "B" SUPPLY NGND 0080-B Figure 6. Dual Power ( and +V Ground) Installer Connections In some situations it may be desirable to provide a separate 48 Vdc power supply for each of the 8 repeater mounting slots. o accomplish this, remove the two power supplies (odd and even) at the 8 repeater mounting slots and replace them with a separate supply to each mounting slot. he wiring changes are made at the wire wrap terminals on the backplane of the mounting shelf as follows:. Disconnect the white wires ( 48 V) terminated at pin 6 on each terminal strip at the back of the shelf.. Disconnect the black wires (NGND) terminated at pin 3 on each terminal strip at the back of the shelf. 3. Using gauge wire, connect a separate 48 Vdc power supply and battery return to each repeater mounting slot as defined in able 4. Page 8 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

9 able 4. Separate Power Supply Connections IEM CONNEC O MG-P IEM CONNEC O MG-P NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND J8-6 J8-3 J7-6 J7-3 J6-6 J6-3 J5-6 J5-3 J4-6 J4-3 J3-6 J3-3 J-6 J-3 J-6 J-3 J0-6 J0-3 J9-6 J9-3 J8-6 J8-3 J7-6 J7-3 J6-6 J6-3 J5-6 J5-3 NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND NGND J4-6 J4-3 J3-6 J3-3 J-6 J-3 J-6 J-3 J0-6 J0-3 J9-6 J9-3 J8-6 J8-3 J7-6 J7-3 J6-6 J6-3 J5-6 J5-3 J4-6 J4-3 J3-6 J3-3 J-6 J-3 J-6 J-3 Page 9 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

10 3..3 Alarm Connections An alarm relay board is located on the backplane at the 8th mounting position. he alarm relay furnishes two sets of normally open (NO) wire wrap dry contact terminals. he alarm relay installer wiring connections are shown in Figure V O P 6, EMAL SIP 6. "EVEN" B BAEY SUPPLY 6 ALAM 3 ALAM (NO) O OFFICE AUDIBLE ALAM EQUIPMEN NGND ALAM (NO) O OFFICE VISUAL ALAM EQUIPMEN CHASSIS GOUND ALAM ELAY BOAD 0079-B Figure 7. Alarm elay Installer Wiring Connections he alarm relay board may be bypassed by connecting an ADC fuse and alarm panel to wire wrap pin F as shown in Figure 8. A mounting shelf alarm condition (plug-in module fuse failure) places a 48 V signal on pin F O ADC FUSE AND ALAM PANEL 0078-A Figure 8. ADC Fuse and Alarm Panel Connections Page 0 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

11 3.3 epeater Mounting Shelf Model MA-485 Wiring Procedure 3.3. Line Connections transmit and receive line connections are made via four 64-pin plug connectors (located at the back of the shelf) designated: PU EGENEAO A (P6), PU EGENEAO B (P7), OUPU EGENEAO A (P8) and OUPU EGENEAO B (P9). he connectors are factory wired to the twenty-eight -pin wire wrap terminal strips. Pin assignments for P6 (A PU) and P8 (A OUPU) are listed in able 5; P7 (B PU) and P9 (B-OUPU) are listed in able 6. Connect the 64-pin connectorized plugs to the 64- pin receptacles from the DSX equipment cables. able Pin Plug Connector Pin Assignments (A-PU and A-OUPU) SHELF POS SIDE CONN P WIE P6 33 A P A P A P A P A P A P A P A P A P6 0 4 P6 43 A P A P OU CONN P WIE P8 33 P8 34 P P P P P P P8 9 4 P8 0 4 P8 43 P8 44 P (continued) Page 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

12 able Pin Plug Connector Pin Assignments (A-PU and A-OUPU), continued SHELF POS SIDE CONN P WIE 4 A P A P A P A P A P A P A P6 0 P6 53 A P A P A P A P A P A P A P OU CONN P WIE P P P P P P8 9 5 P8 0 P8 53 P8 54 P P P P P P able Pin Plug Connector Pin Assignments (B-PU and B-OUPU) SHELF POS SIDE CONN P WIE B P7 33 B P7 34 OU CONN P WIE P9 33 P9 34 (continued) Page 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

13 able Pin Plug Connector Pin Assignments (B-PU and B-OUPU), continued SHELF POS SIDE CONN P WIE 3 B P B P B P B P B P B P B P B P7 0 4 B P7 43 B P B P B P B P B P B P B P B P B P7 0 B P7 53 B P7 54 OU CONN P WIE P P P P P P P9 9 4 P9 0 4 P9 43 P9 44 P P P P P P P9 9 5 P9 0 P9 53 P9 54 (continued) Page 3 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

14 able Pin Plug Connector Pin Assignments (B-PU and B-OUPU), continued SHELF POS SIDE CONN P WIE 3 B P B P B P B P B P B P OU CONN P WIE P P P P P P Power Connections wo independent 48 Vdc power supplies designated Odd A and Even B are required for all installations. A rear mounted terminal block (B) provides the installer connections for the 48 Vdc power supplies. he terminal position designated Odd A is factory wired to multiple wire wrap pin 6 on the odd numbered slot positions of the shelf; the Even B terminal position is factory wired to multiple wire wrap pin 6 on the even numbered slot positions. he terminal position designated NGND is factory wired to multiple wire wrap pin 3. Each power supply is separately fused with the corresponding fuse size defined in able Alarm Connections An alarm relay board is located on the backplane at the 8th mounting position. Installer wiring connections for alarm and alarm are made at the ALM and ALM positions on terminal strip B which is factory wired to the alarm relay board as shown in Figure 9. he alarm relay furnishes two sets of normally open (NO) dry contact terminals. A mounting position alarm condition (plug-in module fuse failure) causes the alarm relay to operate and the (NO) contacts to close. After the alarm condition is cleared, the relay releases and the contacts return to their (NO) position. Page 4 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

15 BA (EVEN) BA (ODD) NGND ALM ALM ALM ALM CHAS GND B ALAM (NO) FACOY WIED O B (ALAM ) 8 BA (EVEN) BA (ODD) NGND ALM ALM ALM ALM 6 F 6 ALAM NGND B ALAM (NO) FACOY WIED O B (ALAM ) ALAM ELAY BOAD Figure 9. IO-MA485 Alarm elay Connections he alarm relay board may be bypassed by connecting an ADC fuse and alarm panel to the factory wired ALAM terminal position on B which is multipled to pin F at each slot position. A mounting shelf alarm condition (plug-in module fuse failure) places 48 Vdc signal on pin F. Page 5 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

16 4 OPEAION A typical bidirectional Dual Intraoffice epeater arrangement between an Exchange Carrier DSX- (location A) and an Interexchange Carrier DSX- (location B) is shown in Figure 0. EXCHANGE CAIE LOCAION A DSX- MOUNG SHELF POSIIONS -8 I/O EPEAE EEXCHANGE CAIE LOCAION B DSX- 5 4 O OB OU OU B EGEN. A E OU OU O EMAL A D X-CONN EGEN. B X-CONN 655-A Figure 0. ypical Bi-directional Dual Intraoffice epeater Arrangement Between wo Carriers Figure shows a typical unidirectional Dual Intraoffice epeater arrangement between an Exchange Carrier DSX- (location A) and an Interexchange Carrier DSX- (location B). EXCHANGE CAIE LOCAION A MOUNG SHELF DSX- POSIIONS -8 EEXCHANGE CAIE LOCAION B MOUNG SHELF POSIIONS -8 DSX- I/O EPEAE I/O EPEAE O OB OU OU 5 4 EGEN. A 5 4 EGEN. A OU OU O EMAL X-CONN X-CONN OU OU B A E D EGEN. B E D B A EGEN. B OU OU O EMAL X-CONN X-CONN 656-A Figure. ypical Unidirectional Dual Intraoffice epeater Arrangement Between wo Carriers Page 6 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

17 Service transfers at DSX- locations may require the cross-connects between jacks to exceed the 85 foot limit. Figure shows the typical arrangement of a Dual Intraoffice or Dual Interbay epeater when the DSX- Interbay cross-connects exceed 85 feet. DSX- DSX- O COSS-AISLE EMAL OVE 85 FEE DSX- O COSS-AISLE EMAL DSX- I/O EPEAE 5 4 O OB OU B EGEN. A E OU O EMAL A D EGEN. B MOUNG SHELF POSIION A Figure. ypical Interbay Dual epeater Arrangement A typical Short Loop epeater arrangement is shown in Figure 3. MOUNG SHELF POSIIONS -8 DSX- SHO LOOP EPEAE 5 4 O SPAN LE B EGEN. A E OU OU O EMAL A D EGEN. B X-CONN 658-A Figure 3. ypical Short Loop epeater Arrangement Page 7 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

18 A typical Bridging Office epeater arrangement for an in-service patch to a stand-by network element is shown in Figure 4. NGND L L NGND COSS-CONNEC JUMPES NEWOK ELEMEN A OU OU EM PLUG 3 OU OU NEWOK ELEMEN B a PACH CODS EM PLUG L NGND OU OU BIDGG EPEAES b OU OU NEWOK ELEMEN SANDBY d c 8794-C Figure 4. A ypical Bridging Office epeater Arrangement for an In-Service Patch to a Stand-by Network Element Page 8 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc.

19 5 CUSOME FOMAION AND ASSISANCE For customers wanting information on ADC products or help in using them, ADC offers the services listed below. o obtain any of these services by telephone, first dial the central ADC telephone number, then dial the extension provided below. he central number for calls originating in the U.S.A. or Canada is For calls originating outside the U.S.A. or Canada, dial country code then dial Sales Assistance Extension Systems Integration Extension BCG echnical Assistance Center Extension bcg_tac@adc.com Product eturn Department Extension repair&return@adc.com Quotation Proposals Ordering and Delivery General Product Information Complete Solutions (from Concept to Installation) Network Design and Integration esting System urn-up and esting Network Monitoring (Upstream or Downstream) Power Monitoring and emote Surveillance Service/Maintenance Agreements Systems Operation echnical Information System/Network Configuration Product Specification and Application raining (Product-Specific) Installation and Operation Assistance roubleshooting and epair ADC eturn Authorization number and instructions must be obtained before returning products. Product information may also be obtained using the ADC web site at or by writing ADC elecommunications, Inc., P.O. Box 0, Minneapolis, MN , U.S.A. Contents herein are current as of the date of publication. ADC reserves the right to change the contents without prior notice. In no event shall ADC be liable for any damages resulting from loss of data, loss of use, or loss of profits and ADC further disclaims any and all liability for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or other similar damages. his disclaimer of liability applies to all products, publications and services during and after the warranty period. his publication may be verified at any time by contacting ADC s echnical Assistance Center at , extension (in U.S.A. or Canada) or (outside U.S.A. and Canada), or by to bcg_tac@adc.com. 00, ADC elecommunications, Inc. All ights eserved Printed in U.S.A. Page 9