Vi. server cards – Zhone Technologies IMACS Network Device User Manual

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Zhone Technologies, Inc.

IMACS Product Book, Version 4

March 2001

Page 66

Table 20—Alarm Card Specifications

Model 840160, 840260, 840360
Physical Interface

Female 50-pin RJ-27x Telco connector

Electrical Interface

4 to 20 mA Active Current Loop

Alarm Input Modes

Active/passive (jumper selectable per port)

Alarm Input Trigger

External circuit opening/closing (software selectable per port)

Alarm Input Power Requirements

Network batter (+48V DC) or system voltage (+12V DC). Needed
only in Active Mode

Alarm Input Power Source through
jumper selection

Selection applies to all ports in 840160 and 840260. Selection
applies to a group of 14 sensors in 840360.

Alarm Output Modes

Active/standby (software selectable per port)

Alarm Output Trigger

Major alarm/minor alarm/any alarm (software selectable per port)

Alarm Output Power Source

Supplied by external device

Alarm Output Action

Open/close

I/O Ports

840160

840260

840360

User-defined Input

4

3

28

User-defined Output

4 Form C

4 Form C

4 Form A, 2 Form B, 8 Form C

Automatic on power fail

0

1

1 Form C only

Model 8403 Buzzer

Type

Piezo buzzer

Tones

3kHz internally generated or user supplied via the network

Modes

Local or remote (software selectable)

Model 840360 Telephone Port

Physical Interface

RJ11F

Type

FXS Loop Start

Loop Resistance

2400 Ohm

Loop Current

18 mA to 32 mA

Termination Impedance

600 Ohm

Nominal Transmit TLP

-10.0 dB to + 5.0 dB in steps of 0.1 dB

Nominal Receive TLP

-10.0 dB to +2.0 dB in steps of 0.1 dB

PCM Coding

µ-Law only

Standards Compatibility

UL 1950

UL standard for safety of information technology equipment

CEN 60 950/A2

Safety of information technology equipment including electrical
business equipment

CEN 50082-1

Electromagnetic compatibility generic immunity standard part 1
for commercial, residential and light industry.


VI.

Server Cards

1. ADPCM Voice Compression Server


The 887160 ADPCM (Adaptive Differential Pulse Code Modulation) server card is designed to compress digital and
analog voice traffic for transmission over wide area network links. The level of compression for an individual
channel is software configurable at 24Kbps, 32Kbps or 40Kbps. This card requires a matching card at the other end
to decompress the voice channels to normal 64 Kbps operation. A single ADPCM card is capable of compressing
64 channels of voice simultaneously. Since the ADPCM card is a server card, these 64 channels can be originated
from a variety of interfaces, including FXS, FXO, E&M, SRU, BRI, and T1/E1. In a 3.x platform, up to two
ADPCM server cards can be supported per IMACS system for a total of 128 compressed voice channels. In a 5.x
platform, 3 ADPCM cards could be used to carry a total of 192 voice channels.

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