TC1630R/S User's Manual Rev. 2.5 Factory Default Configuration This unit has been setup at the factory as follows: LINE CODE LINE LENGTH B8ZS HDB3 T1/E1 0 -133 133-266 266-399 399-533 533-655 SW1: Line Code/Line Length switch setting (Only one setting should be marked):...
Power Supply ............................9 T1/E1 Connection ..........................9 Dry Contact Alarm Switch (optional) ....................9 Installation Procedure ........................9 TC1630R/S's Configuration ......................10 System Start Up ..........................11 Chapter 3 - Troubleshooting ......................... 12 General .............................. 12 All LEDs are Off ..........................12 Alarm LED ............................
Chapter 1 - Overview Description The Model TC1630R/S is a T1/E1 Fiber Optic Modem that converts analog T1 or E1 signals to digital fiber optic signal and vice versa. TC1630R is for 19" rackmount and TC1630S is for standalone unit. Both have the same functions and features, the only difference is power connectors.
L OCLB B8ZS LEN2 H DB3 LEN1 L EN0 Figure 2. TC1630R/S's Front Panel LEDs Functions Alarm- ALM: Alarm indicator. The Alarm LED will light when following conditions occur: The unit is in a diagnostic mode. When an invalid line code or line length is set.
LEN0/LEN1/LEN2: These switches define the DSX-1 cross connect distance. There are 5 partitions to choose from. In a T1 application, this is the length of twisted pair cable connecting the TC1630R/S to the user's equipment, which may be a CSU or DSU. The cable lengths can be from 0 to 655 feet (see Figure Local LBT: This switch initiates the Local Loopback function.
T1/E1 line Bipolar Line Line Power Vcc Alarm Optic Local Remote Local Remote Violation Code length Sync Loss Loss Loop Loop Ones Setting Setting back back Warning LED Indicators on front panel Figure 4. TC1630R/S Functional Diagram - 8 -...
The TC1630S is powered by an external DC power adapter rated 12VDC @250mA. There are two power jacks at the rear panel for power redundancy. TC1630R is the rackmount version of the TC1630S. It can be inserted into the card slot when power is on (hot swapable).
2. Select the Line Length setting for T1: SW3, 4, 5 (see Figure 5). Slide the appropriate switches to the Down position. Depending on the distance between the TC1630R/S and the T1 cross connect, set the Line Length for the T1 transmit line driver according to the table below. When connecting to DSX-1 cross-connects for Line Lengths ranging from 0 to 655 feet, see DIP Switch Functions on page 6.
TC1630R/S User's Manual Rev. 2.5 3. Connect the T1 or E1 signal. T1 signal connection for 100 ohm line: Connect the incoming T1 signal (from your equipment) to the "in" terminal blocks on the rear panel; they are not polarity sensitive. A valid T1 signal will cause the "LLOS"...
If no LEDs are lit on the unit, check the DC power supply, terminal block connector plug, change to alternate power jack on the rear panel, fuses A and/or B indicated on page 17, and/or the power source. If the problem persists, contact the Technical Support Department at TC Communications, Inc. Alarm LED When an alarm condition is detected, the Alarm LED will flash.
1. Make sure all electrical signal connections match the pin assignments (I/O) for the device (check User's Manual if necessary). 2. Verify signal connections by checking the status LEDs on the front panel of the TC1630R/S. If the "LLOS" LED is flashing, a transmit signal is not being detected from the local device. If the "RLOS"...
5. The "Vcc" LED should be illuminated. Please note: all other LEDs can be in a random state (flashing, solidly lit, or off) as only upon proper receipt and transmission of a signal will the TC1630R/S unit set its LEDs appropriately for normal operation. Proceed to the Local Loopback Test.
Tester Remote Optic Loopback Test 1. Connect a second TC1630R/S unit. As with the first unit, follow the bench test steps on the previous page. When you have completed the Local Loopback & Optical Loopback tests for the second unit, proceed to the next step.
TC1630R/S User's Manual Rev. 2.5 Appendix A The E1 interface impedance on the TC1630R/S is user configurable by changing the jumpers on the interface module. Please follow the instructions below to set the E1 impedance appropriately. Setting the E1 Interface Impedance 1.
TC1630R/S User's Manual Rev. 2.5 Appendix B Electrical Signal Cable Connection The user's device may have a DB15 or RJ45 connector. The following connection diagrams illustrate the signal flow direction and pin assignments typically used with these connectors. Note: The polarity of the T1/E1 signal is bipolar, independent of the polarity. Polarity is shown for reference only.
TC1630R/S User's Manual Rev. 2.5 Appendix C 19" Rack with Dual Power Cards The picture shows the 19" rack with dual power supply cards. It consists of two subassemblies; TCRM192- D-48 which is the 19" rack with dual 48VDC to 12VDC power cards and the TCRM192-BKPL, which is the power back plane.
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