ADC DSX-1 - Page 4

ADCP-80-325 • Issue 4 • January 2001
Page 4
 2001, ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
LINEUP
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DENOTES LINEUP 1 TO LINEUP 2 AND LINEUP 2 TO LINEUP 3.
DENOTES LINEUP 1 TO LINEUP 3.
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DOUBLE LINEUP
TRIPLE LINEUP
8383-A
NOTE:
Figure 2. DSX-1/1C Cross-Aisle Panel Direct Wiring
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LINEUP
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1–501–50
1–50
1–50
51–100
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51–100
101–150
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51–100
101–150101–150
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101–150
151–200
151–200
151–200
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ZONE 2
ZONE 2
8384-A
Figure 3. DSX-1/1C Cross-Aisle Panel Two Zone Wiring
Table 1 shows point-to-point information for interconnecting three lineups with 20 bays each.
In this example 200 cross-aisle circuits are provided in each bay with 50 circuit complements
distributed as shown in Figure 3.
Zoned cross-aisle tie cabling systems may contain as many zones as desired. However, each
zone should have the same number of bays. This allows the cable complements to be equally
distributed between each set of bays. With the zoned cross-aisle design, jumpers use Cross-
Aisle Panels in the bay where they originate (no horizontal wireway necessary) to an
associated Cross-Aisle Panel located in the other lineup nearest the terminating location. The
cross-connect is then extended in that lineup to the terminating location using the horizontal
wireway unless termination is in the same bay.