ADC PG-FlexPlus AMU-912 Manual page 3

Table 4. PG-Flex FLL-814 Cable Assignments
Plus
Protector
Socket Tip Ring Description
Black Orange Loop 1
62
HDSL 6
Black Green Loop 1
63
Power 7
Black Brown Loop 1
64
HDSL 7
Black Slate Loop 1
65
Power 8
Yellow Blue Loop 1
66
HDSL 8
67-75 Not Used
White Blue Loop 2
76
Power 1
White Orange Loop 2
77
HDSL 1
White Green Loop 2
78
Power 2
White Brown Loop 2
79
HDSL 2
White Slate Loop 2
80
Power 3
Red Blue Loop 2
81
HDSL 3
Red Orange Loop 2
82
Power 4
Red Green Loop 2
83
HDSL 4
Red Brown Loop 2
84
Power 5
Red Slate Loop 2
85
HDSL 5
Black Blue Loop 2
86
Power 6
Black Orange Loop 2
87
HDSL 6
Black Green Loop 2
88
Power 7
Black Brown Loop 2
89
HDSL 7
Black Slate Loop 2
90
Power 8
Table 4. PG-Flex
Protector
Connector Socket Tip
Yellow
91
92-99
Table 5. PG-Flex
Protector
Socket Tip
51 White
52 White
53 White
54 White
55 White
56 Red
57 Red
58 Red
59 Red
60 Red
61 Black
7
62 Black
1
63 Black
64 Black
0
65 Black
D
66 Yellow Blue
67-75
76 White
77 White
78 White
79 White
80 White
81 Red
82 Red
83 Red
84 Red
FLL-814 Cable Assignments
Plus
Ring Description Connector
Blue Loop 2
HDSL 8
Not Used
PLL-735 Cable Assignments
Plus
Ring Description Connector
Blue DSL_A-1
Orange DSL_A-2
Green DSL_A-3
Brown DSL_A-4
Slate DSL_A-5
Blue DSL_A-6
Orange DSL_A-7 7
Green DSL_A-8 1
Brown DSL_A-9 0
Slate DSL_A-10 C
Blue DSL_A-11
Orange DSL_A-12
Green DSL_A-13
Brown DSL_A-14
Slate DSL_A-15
DSL_A-16
Not Used
Blue DSL_B-1
Orange DSL_B-2
Green DSL_B-3
Brown DSL_B-4
Slate DSL_B-5
Blue DSL_B-6 7
Orange DSL_B-7 1
Green DSL_B-8 0
Brown DSL_B-9 D
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Table 5. PG-Flex PLL-735 Cable Assignments
Plus
Protector
Socket Tip Ring Description Connector
85 Red Slate DSL_B-10
86 Black Blue DSL_B-11
87 Black Orange DSL_B-12
88 Black Green DSL_B-13
89 Black Brown DSL_B-14
90 Black Slate DSL_B-15
91 Yellow Blue DSL_B-16
92-99 Not Used
C M I
ABINET ODULE NSTALLATION AND
P
ROVISIONING
This section describes the procedures for installing and
provisioning the AMU-912 and PMX-744. It also includes
instructions for installing an FLL-814 and/or PLL-735.
Before you began, information is required to determine how
the central office and remote terminal are to be provisioned.
In some cases, no provisioning is required at the CO. This
occurs when a cabinet is deployed with an Integrated Switch
configuration. In other words, the DS-1 signal comes
directly out of a switch port for transport to the RT cabinet.
In Universal Switch applications, the individual DS-0s are
presented to a chassis in the CO that multiplexes them to a
DS-1 signal for transport to the RT cabinet. Be sure you
understand which application is being used. This procedure
is generic in nature EXCEPT when configuring the
multiplexer units. In Universal mode, the MUX
Configuration option must be set to CB-RT. In Integrated
mode, the MUX Configuration option must be set to
NORMAL. See the last option in Table 11 and refer back to
the first section under PG-Flex System on page 1 for a
Plus
description of each configuration.
NOTE: The following procedures assume that all network
T1/HDSL circuits and Flex HDSL circuits are in place and
Plus
fully operational.