E1 voice module (evm), E1 voice module (evm) -6 – Nortel Networks Passport 4400 User Manual

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Connecting the Expansion Modules

Passport 4400 Hardware Installation Manual

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E1 Voice Module (EVM)

Note: Before you can connect this module, the E1 Voice Module

location switch must be set for slot B. If your Passport 4400 unit
has been factory assembled, the switch has already been set for
slot B. Refer to section 6, “Installing Expansion (Data and Voice)
Modules,” f
or further information.

This module can be connected with either a 75

termination or a 120

termination. These terminations are determined by jumper settings on the
module board. If you are unsure how these jumpers are set or if you want to change
the settings on the unit you have received, see section 9 before connecting this
module.

Figure 4-6. Rear View of the E1 Voice Module

Procedure 8: Attaching cables to the E1 Voice Module

Note: The connections made in this procedure will depend on the

specific site requirements. If you are not sure of the exact
connections required for the Passport 4400 unit, consult your
system administrator.

1.

Use either the DB9 connector (120

) or the two BNC connectors (75

, one

for transmit and one for receive), as applicable, to connect Line 1 to your
interfacing equipment.

For further information about cables and pin assignments, see Appendix A, “Cable
Diagram Pin Assignments.”

Rear Panel

Line 1

E1 Interface

Connectors

For 75

Interface

Receive
Pair

Transmit
Pair

DB9 Connector
For 120

Balanced

pair Interface

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Tx Tip

Rx Tip

Tx Ring

Rx Ring

(The outer

conductor can be

strapped for earth

or isolated. Refer

to section 9.

Reserved for future use

Pins 2, 4, 5, 7, 9 Not Connected

Pin 1

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