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Local-site cabling
The LMI uses standard IPE and two new cables, the LMI Multi-I/O cable assembly (NT5D85,
Figure 5: LMI Multi-I/O cable assembly (NT5D85)
assembly (NT5D86,
Figure 8: Cabling for a single Local Mini-carrier Interface card (LMI)
cabling connections required at the local site.
Figure 8: Cabling for a single Local Mini-carrier Interface card (LMI)
Note:
This is an example configuration. The exact arrangement of cards may vary. This illustration
is to show the proper connections for the cables in your MCR system.
Cabling a daisy chain
Figure 9: Cabling Local Mini-carrier Interface cards (LMIs) in a daisy chain
the cabling connections required when as many as 32 LMIs are put in a daisy chain at the local
site.
Mini-Carrier Remote Fundamentals
Figure 6: LMI/LMX Multi-I/O cable assembly (NT5D86)
on page 25) and the LMI/LMX Multi-I/O cable
on page 45 shows LMI
Engineering guidelines
on page 26).
on page 46 shows
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