I/O and Cabling Considerations
Telco
Pin
Port 1, 9, 17
28
27
26
Port 2, 10, 18
31
30
29
Port 3, 11, 19
34
33
32
Port 4, 12, 20
37
36
35
Port 5, 13, 21
40
39
38
Port 6, 14, 22
43
42
41
Port 7, 15, 23
46
45
44
Port 8, 16, 24
49
48
47
Note 1:
Ports 1 through 8 are on connector A. Ports 9 through 16 are on connector B.
Ports 17 through 24 on connector C.
Note 2:
Pins 25 and 50 are not used.
Note 3:
The signal definitions are:
Signal
D T Rn
XMTn
DCDn
RCVn
GNDn
RNGn
where: n is the port number.
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Table 3-1. Telco 50-Pin Pinout, By Port Number
Signal
Name
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
D T Rn
XMTn
RCVn
Definition
Data Terminal Ready
Transmit
Data Carrier Detect
Receive
Logic Ground
R i n g
Telco
Signal
Pin
Name
03
RNGn
02
GNDn
01
DCDn
06
RNGn
05
GNDn
04
DCDn
09
RNGn
08
GNDn
07
DCDn
12
RNGn
11
GNDn
10
DCDn
15
RNGn
14
GNDn
13
DCDn
18
RNGn
17
GNDn
16
DCDn
21
RNGn
20
GNDn
19
DCDn
24
RNGn
23
GNDn
22
DCDn
Type
Output (From server to terminal)
Output (From server to terminal)
Input (From terminal to server)
Input (From terminal to server)
Common
Input (From terminal to server)
0021
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