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General| Brand | Lucent Technologies |
|---|---|
| Model | SLC-2000 Access System Central Office Terminal |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
Defines the manual's purpose, scope, audience, and support information.
Outlines what the document covers, focusing on COT Frame installation.
Identifies customers responsible for installing equipment.
Defines DANGERS, WARNINGS, and CAUTIONS used in the manual.
Warns about high electrical energy exposure during procedures.
Lists critical safety guidelines for product handling and installation.
Provides crucial safety directives for electrical wiring and system installation.
Covers installation activity, COT overview, and terminal compatibility.
Discusses ESD consequences, protection requirements, lightwave, and product safety.
Lists important safety instructions for general handling and installation.
Details safety instructions specific to electrical wiring and connections.
Details procedures for safely handling and uncrating equipment.
Outlines steps for physical inspection and verification of bay frames.
Covers procedures for positioning and mounting bays and frames.
Explains the importance and methods for establishing proper ground connections.
Details the process for installing various types of equipment shelves.
Describes types of cable assemblies for factory and customer connections.
Details general cabling operations and shelf cable verification.
Covers connections for power and ringing interfaces.
Describes procedures for connecting PCM cable assemblies.
Details TAP bay cable assembly connections.
Details connections for 1A ATU alarm test unit cables.
Covers DC power, ringing, alarms, and telemetry connections.
Details alarm and control connections for environmental conditions.
Provides procedures for DS1 distribution and feeder cable connections.
Outlines procedures for VF customer interface cable assemblies.
Details procedures for E&M customer interface cable assemblies.
Covers PGTC interconnections, adjacent/non-adjacent bay connections, and direct PGTC connections.
Details general information and installation procedures for fiber optic cables.
Explains two types of cabling for factory assemblies and connector types.
Lists external cables interconnecting COT Bay to other systems.
Provides standard wire color coding for factory assembled cables.
Describes types of connectors used in the system.
Details Cinch connectors, ID type, and hood installation.
Explains D type connectors and their hood assemblies.
Describes AMP Mate-N-Lok II connectors and their engagement/pin replacement.
Details installer cables, interface requirements, and cable routing.
Verifies standard and optional cable assemblies for ARM and MDS shelves.
Details installer operations for interconnecting standard bay and shelf dangler cables.
Procedures for connecting power and ringing supplies.
Steps for connecting the Power Interface Unit and bay cable assembly.
Connects the Power Interface dangler cable assembly.
Describes connecting PCM cable assemblies.
Details mating ARM Shelf PCM Dangler Cable Assemblies to MDS.
Mates ARM Shelf PCM dangler cable with MDS shelf counterpart.
Details TAP interface cable connections.
Connects TAP interface cable assembly in the right side cable duct.
Details cable assemblies for the 1A ATU shelf.
Describes ATU shelf cable assemblies and their interfaces.
Connects ATU Shelf connectors to ARM shelf backplane.
Mates ATU Shelf connector to PGTC or other SLC systems.
Mates ATU Shelf connector to ARM shelf and TS1 terminal block.
Details installer operations for interconnecting customer interface cables.
Connects external DC power and ringing supplies to the Power Interface Unit.
Notes on external power connections, wire gauge, and ringing supplies.
Connects office ringing supplies to PIU TS1 terminals.
Verifies continuity, shorts, voltage, and breaker operation.
Details installation of discrete alarm cables and their function.
Notes on unassigned pins, alarm inputs, control outputs, and cable lengths.
Installs Group Interface Cable Assembly and mates connectors.
Covers DS1 distribution and feeder capabilities and requirements.
Notes on DS1 connections, FCC EMC, cable length, and cable shields.
Installs DS1 interface cable assemblies and mates connectors.
Details installing DS1 interface cables, terminating pairs at DSX, and stamping connectors.
Details installation of VF customer interface cable assemblies.
Mates VF interface cable connectors to MDS shelf.
Installs VF interface cables and terminates VF pairs at MDF.
Identifies VF channel numbering for connectors.
Details installation of E&M customer interface cable assemblies.
Mates E&M interface cable connectors to MDS shelf.
Installs E&M interface cables and terminates E&M pairs at MDF.
Identifies E&M channel numbering for connectors.
Details alarm connections to the TS1 block for office alarm systems.
Describes optional connection for alarms/status to operations center.
Covers PGTC interconnections and cable assembly usage.
Details connecting adjacent bays using ED7C723-36 Group 5.
Describes using ED3C861-20 Group 24 for non-adjacent bays.
Explains connecting directly to PGTC using specific cable assemblies.
Details running test pairs and inhibit leads to MDF.
Covers composite clock connections via TS1 block with resistors.
Details 8/64 kHz composite clock connections for DLC services.
Explains DS1 clock connections via ARM shelf P37/P44 and cabling.
Covers interfaces for office alarms, telemetry, and OS communication.
Details RS232 terminations for X.25 interface.
Explains connecting cable assemblies for TBOS serial telemetry.
Describes RS232 terminations for CIT/Modem interface.
Details RS232 connections for CIT/Modem interface.
Details general information and installation procedures for fiber optic cables.
Information on fiber jumper types and routing care.
Steps for labeling and routing fiber optic cables.
Provides overview of material and hardware for assembly and installation.
Lists supplier-furnished hardware for the SLC-2000 system.
Lists frames, shelves, units, and cables provided by the supplier.
Lists types of factory assembled COT bays.
Details hardware for enclosing and protecting equipment.
Lists part number for heat baffles.
Lists customer-supplied equipment like ringing supplies and power supply.
Lists ARM assembly types and associated cable assemblies.
Lists MDS assembly types and associated cable assemblies.
Lists the 1A Alarm Test Unit and its cable assemblies.
Lists the Power Interface Unit and its associated cable assembly.
Lists the Intershelf TAP Cable Assembly.
Lists the 353A Terminal Block and associated resistors.
Lists peripheral cable assemblies by quantity, function, and channels.
Lists ringing supplies, power supply, cross-connect blocks, and cables.
Describes the Ringing Supply shelf and its capabilities.
Mentions sources of -48 Vdc power.
Lists VF, DS1, and Fiber Optic cross-connect blocks.
Details cable specifications for power, ground, fiber optic, ringing, and clock.
Lists basic, special, and test equipment required for installation.
Details the major components of the various shelves and assemblies.
Covers frame details and installation material.
Refers to Supplementary Information for detailed frame material data.
Lists parts for ARM shelf, MDS assembly, PIU, and Alarm Test Unit.
Lists ARM shelf cable assemblies and hardware.
Lists MDS assembly cable assemblies and hardware.
Lists PIU cable assembly and hardware.
Lists ATU cable assembly and hardware.
Lists major cable assemblies furnished as danglers and for customer interface.
Explains the purpose of the Applications section and its figures.
Covers VF, E&M, DS1, Optical Fiber, Alarms, and Power connections.
General figures guide installers for cable assemblies and cross-connections.
Explains connections and provides a legend for cable types.
Details VF channel numbering and protector blocks.
Explains VF channel numbering and OSP cable pair association.
Specifies requirements for protected wire systems with Lucent Technologies Protectors.
Details E&M channel numbering and protector blocks.
Explains E&M channel numbering and OSP cable pair association.
Specifies requirements for protected wire systems with Lucent Technologies Protectors.
Covers DS1 feeder and distribution capabilities and connection requirements.
Describes metallic feeder capability using quad LIUs with DSX-1.
Covers DS1 distribution configuration for initial DS1s and future DS0 services.
Explains supporting up to 28 DS1 pipes without external multiplexer.
Details DDM-Plus for metallic and optical DS1 extensions.
Guides on lightguide cable routing to LGX cross connect panel.
Details OLIUs, ST connectors, and LGX cross connections.
Explains alarm and control functions.
Describes 14 alarm/status inputs and their activation via contact closures.
Details 4 environmental control outputs and their voltage/current tolerance.
Defines COT alarms (critical, major, minor) and parallel telemetry.
Classifies COT alarms and their connections to office alarm systems.
Describes relay closures for alarm/status to operations center.
Explains individual closures for critical/minor alarms.
Lists status contact closures for maintenance information like Near End, System ID.
Details external DC power and ringing voltage sources.
Specifies requirements for DC power feeder pairs and wire gauge.
Details requirements for external ringing supplies and cable arrangements.
Explains using test heads or DC test pairs for universal system testing.
Discusses integrating the system into the digital synchronization network.
Explains using DS1 external synchronization references and cabling.
Details 8/64 kHz composite clock connections for DLC services.
Covers interfaces for office alarms, telemetry, and OS communication.
Lists the content of the Application Schematic Drawing SD7C180-01.
Provides installation and test info for the Dual Power Feed Unit on COT Frames.
Explains the DPFU's function in providing redundant power feeds.
States that this is the original issue of the document.
Provides contact information for technical support.
States that no specific training is required.
Estimates time, service interruption, and installer needs.
Assesses the low procedural risk of adding DPFU before service turn-up.
Assesses the low risk of hot swapping a DPFU.
Lists required equipment, apparatus, and tools for DPFU installation.
Details specific codes, quantities, and descriptions of items needed.
Lists reference documents related to the Dual Power Feed Unit.
Provides engineering notes on unit mounting and cooling.
Details unit dimensions, cooling, mounting recommendations, and operational logic.
Covers procedures for adding or replacing a DPFU.
Procedure for adding DPFU during initial installation or replacing a failed unit.
Steps for physically mounting the DPFU unit and its ground strap.
Instructions for connecting power cables to the DPFU and PIU.
Steps for testing the DPFU after installation, including voltage checks and breaker operations.
Procedure for replacing a DPFU without service interruption.
Explains conditions allowing hot swap and the procedure's goal.
Describes two methods for adding a DPFU to an operational system.
Details the first method for DPFU addition, involving partial service interruptions.
Details the second method for DPFU addition, aiming for no service interruption.
Provides installation procedures for the Local Alarm Relay Unit with SLC-2000 Access System.
Explains the LARU's function in providing discrete alarm outputs.
States that this is the original issue of the document.
Provides contact information for technical support.
States that no specific training is required.
Estimates time and installer requirements for LARU installation.
Assesses the low procedural risk of installing the LARU.
Assesses the medium risk of installing UIP impacting transmission.
Lists required equipment, apparatus, and tools for LARU installation.
Details codes, quantities, and descriptions of items for LARU installation.
Lists reference documents for the Local Alarm Relay Unit.
Provides engineering notes on LARU protection and LEDs.
Details LARU protection, power LED, and P253 connector pin functions.
Covers procedures for adding LARU to RT or COT bays.
Steps for physically mounting the LARU and connecting power cables.
Instructions for connecting the alarm cable to the LARU and UIP.
Discusses potential service interruption during UIP replacement.
Details external alarm connections from the LARU P306 connector.
Procedures for installing the remote test head.
Notes on test head compatibility and refer to other guides.
Steps for unpacking and verifying test head components.
Lists Tau-tron cables required for RTH-7000 or ngRTH test heads.
Shows usage of test head circuit packs for POTS and special services testing.
Identifies required Lucent cable assembly for COT connection.
Steps for installing alignment pins, mounting brackets, and the test head.
Installs interconnect cables between test head and SLC-2000 COT interfaces.
Details power, ringing, and physical interfaces for the test head.
Steps for connecting power and ringing cables to supplies.
Explains using ED7C723-37 G30 or 955-7000xxx035/107 cables for control signals.
Connects test access pairs to Miscellaneous Pairs Cross-connect block.
Procedures for installing circuit packs in the test head.
Steps for unpacking and installing circuit packs, checking LEDs.
Verifies presence of software and circuit packs for test head operation.
Lists circuit packs required for test head operation on SLC-2000 shelves.
Verifies SMU, LAN, MDC, T8U, PTU presence and DLC software version.
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