Housing Inputs/Outputs Diagram - Cisco GS7000 Installation And Configuration Manual

Chapter 1 General Information
The Model GS7000 Optical Hub offers the following benefits:
Eliminates building costs and permitting issues for new "brick and mortar" hub
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locations.
Reduces the need for new fiber installation.
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Fiber management and fiber coupling (mux/demux, etc.) are typically done at
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the headend or hub, or within strand-mounted splice enclosures. This can now
be done with the Model GS7000 Optical Hub.
All passives devices are enclosed within the housing. No need for external
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splice enclosures.
Optical amplification is typically done at the headend or hub. This can now be
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done with the Model GS7000 Optical Hub.
The ability to add redundancy, or enable network switching for survivability, is
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typically done at the headend or hub. This can now be done with the Model
GS7000 Optical Hub.

Housing Inputs/Outputs Diagram

The following diagram shows the housing port inputs and outputs for coaxial
(COAX) and fiber service cables (FSC) of the Model GS7000 Optical Hub.
Note: Ports RF 1, RF 2, RF 4, and RF 5 (not shown) on the housing base are not
used for COAX cable connections on the optical hub.
Note: The AC can be applied to port 3 or port 6.
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