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About This Manual

Contents

The product version corresponding to this manual is C&C08 Digital SPC

Switching System OVSV610R003.
The manual describes the functions, implications of indicators, switches,
jumpers as well as external distribution of the various boards.

Target Readers

The manual is intended for the following readers:

Š Installation engineers & technicians
Š Operation & maintenance personnel

Conventions Used in the Document

Numbering Convention and index method

In order to enable the users to conveniently search the information of a board,

each board is given a unified number which is used as the right page header of
manual. The boards are numbered following the rules given below:
B-##XX
Where, B denotes “Board manual”, ## denotes the number of the first letter of
the board name (A is 01, B is 02 ,and so on), XX denotes the serial number
(which are also numbered according to the alphabetic order of board name) in
the set of boards whose name has the same first letter.
Some boards have a same number because they are the same board with
different versions.
The user can get the board number according to the board name from the
index table. Having this board number, they can refer to the right page header
to get the board information.
Keyboard Operation

Format Description

<Key > Press the key with key name expressed with a pointed bracket, e.g.
<Enter>, <Tab>, <Backspace>, or <a >.

<Key 1 + Key 2> Press the keys concurrently; e.g. <Ctrl+Alt+A> means the three keys
should be pressed concurrently.

Press the keys in turn, e.g. <Alt, A> means the two keys should be
<Key 1, Key 2>
pressed in turn.
The item with a square bracket indicates the menu option, e.g. [System]
[Menu Option] option on the main menu. The item with a pointed bracket indicates the
functional button option, e.g. <OK> button on some interface.
Multi-level menu options, e.g. [system/option/color setup] on the main
[Menu 1/Menu 2/Menu 3] menu indicates [color setup] on the menu option of [option], which is on
the menu option of [system].

Mouse Operation

Action Description

Click Press the left button or right button quickly (left button by default).
Double Click Press the left button twice continuously and quickly.

Drag Press and hold the left button and drag it to a certain position.

Symbol

Some distinct symbols are employed in the manual to indicate the special
notice that should be taken for the operation. The symbols are:

Caution, Notice, Warning, Danger: Notify the special attention that should
be given to the operation.
Note, Prompt, Tip, Thought: Give further necessary supplement or
explanation for the operation description.
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Index

Note: The index below is classified by the alphabetic order.

Board Name Description Type of the Frame It Belongs To Index Number

ADP Voice mailbox interface card Inserted into PC B-0101
ALM Alarm board Main control frame of SM B-0102
ALMZ Alarm box B-0103
AMD Alarm driving board Fan box of the AM and SM module B-0104
ASL Analog subscriber line board Subscriber frame B-0105
AVM Voice mailbox interface board General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-0106

Switching network board of the

BNET Main control frame of the SM B-0201
SM

CK2 Second-level clock board Clock frame of the AM/CM and SM B-0301
CK3 Third-level clock board Clock frame of the AM/CM and SM B-0302
CKB Motherboard of the clock frame Clock frame of the AM/CM and SM B-0303
Clock board (combining the
CKS Clock frame of the AM/CM and SM B-0304
second-level and third-level clock)
CTN Central switching network board AM/CM communication interface frame B-0306
CTX CENTREX operator console card PC B-0307

Reversed polarity -law analog

DDT General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-0401
subscriber board
-law analog subscriber board
DEL General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-0402
(only for Hongkong)
DIU Digital interface unit board General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-0403
DRC Board of the E16 board AM/CM communication interface frame B-0404
DRV Dual-tone driving board General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-0405
DSL Digital subscriber board General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-0406
DTC Digital trunk board Trunk frame of SM B-0407
DTF E1 Digital Trunk Board Trunk frame of SM B-0408
DTMF Transmitting and
DTR Main control frame of SM B-0409
Receiving Board
Digital trunk interface board (only
DTT Trunk frame of SM B-0410
for Hongkong)

E16 16-channel E1 interface board AM/CM communication interface frame B-0501

EMA Two-machine switchover board Main control frame of SM B-0502

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Board Name Description Type of the Frame It Belongs To Index Number

Environment and power supply
ESC (H302) B-0503
system monitoring board
Environment and power supply
ESC (H303) B-0504
monitoring board

Optical-electrical conversion
FBC AM/CM communication interface frame B-0601
board
FBI Optical fiber interface board AM/CM communication interface frame B-0602
AM/CM communication interface
FIO AM/CM communication interface frame B-0603
frame Motherboard

V.35 high-rate synchronous line

HSL General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-0801
interface board

Module communication
LAPMC2 Main control frame of SM B-1201
processing board
LAPV5 V5 signaling processing board Main control frame of SM B-1202
Common channel signaling
LPN7 Main control frames of SM B-1203
system No.7 processing board
ISDN (30B+D) protocol
LPRA Main control frame of SM B-1204
processing board
LPRSA RSA protocol processing board Main control frame of SM B-1205
Local T1 interface board (only for
LRT Local RSA interface frame B-1206
Hongkong)
LSA Local E1 interface board Local RSA interface frame B-1207

Module communication board

MC2 Main control frame of SM B-1301
(two-channel)
Module communication control
MCC Main control frame of the AM/CM B-1302
board
MEM Memory board Main control frame of SM B-1303
MFC Multi-frequency compelled board Main control frame of SM B-1304
MPU Main processing unit board Main control frame of SM B-1305
MTA Stand-alone terminal B-1306

SS7 board (providing two

NO7 Main control frames of SM B-1401
signaling channels each board)
NOD Master node board Main control frames of SM B-1402

Optical fiber communication

OPT Main control frames of SM B-1501
board

Clock frame of the AM module, trunk frame,

Secondary power supply board
PWC Main control frame of SM, digital trunk B-1601
(providing +5V power)
interface frame of SM

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Board Name Description Type of the Frame It Belongs To Index Number

Communication control frame, Main control
PWS Power supply board B-1602
frame, line interface frame of the AM module
Secondary power supply board
General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB, RSA
PWX (providing +5V, -5V and ~75V B-1603
interface frame, analog trunk frames of SM
power)

Motherboard of the RSA and RSB

RMB subscriber frame (only for Subscriber frame of the RSA and RSB rack B-1801
Hongkong)
Remote E1 interface board (As General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB and
RSA B-1802
called as RSE board before) RSA interface frame
Remote T1 interface board (only General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB and
RST B-1803
for Hongkong) RSA interface frame
Motherbaord of the local RSA
RUB Loca RSA interface frame B-1804
interface frame

SIG Signal tone board Main control frame of SM B-1902

Motherboard of the subscriber
SLB Subscriber frame B-1903
frame
SLT Clock monitoring board Clock frame of both of the AM/CM and SM B-1904
SNT Signaling switching network board Main control frame of the AM/CM B-1905
SPT Trunk driving and voice board Special resource frame B-1906

TCI Terminal control board Main control frame B-2001

TKD Trunk driving board Analog trunk interface frame B-2002
TMB Motherboard of trunk frame Trunk frame of SM B-2003
General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB, RSA
TSS Test subscriber board interface frame and analog trunk interface B-2004
frame

Analog Subscriber Board Driving

VMS General subscriber frame, RSA, RSB B-2201
the Message Indicator Light

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ADP Voice Mailbox Interface Card

Functions
The ADP voice mailbox interface card (ADP) is the expansion unit for intelligent
services provided by C&C08 SPCE. It connects to the corresponding port of the
C&C08 SPCE via the serial bus.
To provide more supplementary services such as voice mailbox, audio services and
data services, the SPCE is required to be capable of storing and transferring the audio
information, say, SPCE can provide the large-capacity, high-density and real-time
audio information processing unit. Its application is illustrated in Figure 1 below.

Industrial computer

PC-BUS
C&C08

DHW
Compression Host
UHW
Switch Interface /4M
circuit
/FOI Large-capacity
Decompression
harddisk

ADP Card

Fig. 1 Application illustration of the ADP card

The PCM code stream is transmitted via the downlink HW line, which is one of the two
pieces of HW lines. Then the PCM code is turned into the ADPCM code after being
compressed by the audio processing card. Finally, the ADPCM code is wrote into the
harddisk via the buffer after being read from PC with the interruption function. As for
the uplink PCM code, the adverse process is performed, in which, the employed audio
processing unit is the specific digital signal processor that can support 32-channel full
duplex ADPCM compression/decompression (the compressibility is optional: 16kbit/s,
32kbit/s and 24kbit/s.)

Implications of the indicator light

There is no indicator light for this board.

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Implications of the switch and jumper

S1: Recognition of the master/slave board
1-2 master board
2-3 slave board

External distributions
This card connects to the AVM board via a piece of cable.

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ALM Alarm Board

Functions
(1) Driving the alarm indicator light of the framework row and column;
(2) Providing the hardware interface to collect the ambient parameters and sending
alarm signals to the alarm box;
(3) Providing the hierarchy function to alarm boxes;
(4) Providing eight serial ports (RS232 4+RS422 4) being connected to the
peripheral equipment.

Implications of the indicator light

The ALM board can run in the B and AM modules. Implications of its indicator light
varies in both modules.
(1) Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light in the B module:

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the ALM board (B module)

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating light. It flashes at the interval of one second

RUN Red while the system operating properly and flashes rapidly Flash
while the system has not started to work yet.

Communication indicator light of the alarm box. It is on

LD7 Green while communicating with the serial port of the alarm On
box and off while no data received or transmitted.

LD2~LD6 Green Meaningless

(2) Table 2 illustrates implications of the indicator light in the AM module:

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Table 2 Implications of the indicator light on the ALM board (AM module)

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating light, it flashes at the interval of

one second while system operating
RUN Red Flash
properly and flashes rapidly while the
system has not started to work yet.

It is on while the HDLC channel A

LD1 Green On
receiving the data, otherwise it is off

It is on while the HDLC channel A

LD2 Green On
transmitting the data, otherwise it is off

It is on while the HDLC channel B

LD3 Green On
receiving the data, otherwise it is off

It is on while the HDLC channel B

LD4 Green On
transmitting the data, otherwise it is off

It is on while the serial port receiving the

LD5 Green On
data

It is on while the serial port transmitting the

LD6 Green On
data

LD7 Green Meaningless

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Implications of the switch and jumper

1 Jumper

Table 3 illustrates implications of the SW1 switch on the ALM board.

Table 3 Implications of the SW1 switch on the ALM board

Jumper state Implications Normal state

1 ON enables the self-check program OFF

2 ON indicates that the board is in the B module ON

3 ON indicates that the board is in the C module (16 module) OFF

4 ON indicates that the board is in the AM32 module+B OFF

5 ON indicates that the board is in the AM32 module+C OFF

6 Not defined, the default state is OFF OFF

7 Not defined, the default state is OFF OFF

8 OFF enables the program burned into the FLASH OFF

Note:
State of the switch position from 1 to 7 of the SW1 switch can only have on jumper set
as ON, otherwise, it will not work properly.

2. Jumper

JP1, JP2 and JP3 set the output mode of the HDLC channel B and the HW port of the
NET board. There are two options: differential mode and TTL mode (only available with
the AM32 module). Table 5 illustrates the setting of the jumper.

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Table 4 Setting of jumpers on the ALM board

States of JP2 States of JP1 States of JP3 Output mode

1-2 IN 1-2 IN 1-2 IN Differential mode

2-3 IN 2-3 IN 2-3 IN TTL mode

External distribution
External distribution of JB1 and JB2 on the ALM board is illustrated in Fig. 2.
Connecting to the new alarm box
JB2 PIN17 and 18

J B1 a b c JB2
a b c

R xD 7 + O5
Rx D 7-
O6
R x D 1+ O 17 O R x D 1-
T xD 7 +
O7 T x D 1+ O 18 O T x D 1-
Tx D 7-
O8
R x D 6+ O 19 O R x D 6-

R x D 6+ O 20 O R x D 6-

Fig. 2 Distribution of JB1 and JB2 with the motherboard of the MCB frame

Connecting to the clock frame

JB2: PIN19, 20 or
JB1: PIN5, 6, 7 and 8
Note: Both options described above are applicable for the clock frame and the SLT
board. JB1 is the recommended option. JB1 includes three rows of pins in the upper
position and JB2 includes three rows of pins in the lower position.

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ALMZ Alarm Box

Functions
(1) Providing the alarm information of four levels and four types and providing their
corresponding visible/audible alarms;
(2) Providing the information retrieving function of SPCE, which can store 999 pieces of
the alarm messages at most;
(3) Displaying the system time of SPCE;
(4) Providing the input port of switch alarm parameters;
(5) Providing the hierarchy connection of the alarm, the maximum transmission
distance supported is 500 meters.

Implications of the indicator light

Both nixie lights and luminotrons are used in the alarm box to provide the actual alarm
message, which may be distinguished by the silk-screen mark on the panel.

Implications of the switch and jumper

Switches and jumpers on the display panel
BJ: If it is closed off, the alarm box may give the audible alarm (by buzzer) while the
power fails.
S2: General power switch of the alarm box
Switches and jumpers on the motherboard
J5 J8: They are three-pin jumpers that are used to indicate whether the external
alarms of E1-E4 are effective on open circuit or on short pass. There are two versions
of the motherboard:CC01ALMM and CC02ALMM. As for CC01ALMM, if J5 J8 are
switched to the left, it indicates that “effective on close off” . If they are switched to the
right, it indicates that “effective on open circuit”. As for CC02ALMM, if J5 J8 are
switched downward, it indicates that “effective on close off”. If they are switched
upward, it indicates that “effective on open circuit”.
S1: Setting of the two-digit DIP switch
S1-1 and S1-2: Because P1 and P2 share two serial ports with J9 and J10. When S1-1
and S1-2 are set as OFF, both TTL ports of J9 and J10 are effective; when S1-1 and
S1-2 are set as ON, both RS232 ports of P1 and P2 are effective.
S3: Setting of the eight-digit DIP switch
S3-1: Determining the bit rate of the P1 port. While S3-1 is set to ON, bit rate of the P1
port is 2400bps. If S3-1 is set as OFF, that of the P1 port is 19200bps (S3-4 is set as
OFF) or 4800bps (S3-4 is set as ON).

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S3-2 and S3-3: Option switches of the hierarchy mode

Table 1. Illustrates implications of S3-2 and S3-3.

Table 1 Implications of S3-2 and S3-3

S3-2 S3-3 Hierarchy mode

OFF OFF J3 J4

ON OFF P2 P1

OFF ON J3 P1

ON ON P2 J4

In the field of the “Hierarchy mode”, “J3 J4” indicates that the alarm message is
received by the J3 port and then transferred to the J4 port. Other fields indicate in the
same way.
S3-4: Determining bit rates of all ports except the P1 port. If S3-4 is set as OFF, the bit
rate is 19200bps; if S3-4 is set as ON, the bit rate is 4800bps.
S3-7: When the motherboard of the alarm box is CC01ALMM, S3-7 is set as ON; when
the motherboard is CC02ALMM 时 , S3-7 is set as OFF. One difference between
CC01ALMM and CC02ALMM is that: the former has six RS232 ports of DB9 while the
latter only has two.
S3-8: Determining whether the continuous alarm sound will be given off. When S3-8 is
set as OFF, the continuos audible alarm will be given off on receiving the alarm; if S3-8
is set as ON, the audible alarm will only last for ten seconds.

External distributions
Descriptions of the port
P1 P2: Two RS232 serial ports that may be connected to PC, MODEM and other
equipment that have the RS232 port as well. They correspond to CH0 and CH1.
J3 J4: Two RS422 ports. By default, J3 will connect to the alarm board of the host, J4
will connect to the next alarm box in the hierarchy way. They correspond to CH2 and
CH3.
J9 J10: Two TTL level ports corresponding to CH0 and CH1.
J1 J2: Input ports for two groups of external alarms. They are capable of connecting
to sixteen types of external alarms. Please see Fig.1 for the illustration.

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J1
1

E1
E1
E2
E2
E3
E3
E4
E4

E8
E8
E5
E5
E6
E6
E7
E7
J2
1
E10
E10
E11
E11
E12
E12

E16
E16
E13
E13
E14
E14
E15
E15
E9
E9

Fig. 1 Illustration of the external alarm input ports of J1 and J2

Setting of the external alarm

E2: Fire alarm. It may be set as “effective on close off” or “effective on open circuit” by
setting the J6 jumper.
E3: Temperature alarm. It may be set as “effective on close off” or “effective on open
circuit” by setting the J7 jumper.
E4: Humidity alarm. It may be set as “effective on close off” or “effective on open
circuit” by setting the J8 jumper.
E5: Smoke and dust alarm, effective on close off.
E6: Theft alarm, effective on close off.
E7: Reserved jumper, effective on close off.
E9: General power supply, effective on close off.
E10: Primary power supply, effective on close off.
E11: Secondary power supply, effective on close off.
E12: Battery, effective on close off.

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AMD Alarm Driving Board

Functions
Functioning as the monitoring equipment that is for parts of the power supply, heat
dissipation and ambient conditions, AMD provides modules above with following
functions: alarm collection, alarm processing and caution processing.
Here follow functions provided by AMD board:
(1) Monitoring whether the two-way -48V power that is led into the distribution box
works properly: monitoring whether the power failure occurs in the -48V input;
monitoring whether the undervoltage or overvoltage occur in the -48V input.
(2) Monitoring whether the fan works well.
(3) Monitoring the state of each power switch on the front panel of the framework. The
alarm will be issued if any switch is not turned off.
(4) Monitor whether the secondary power board (PWC/PWX) goes wrong.
(5) Providing the alarm interface to the entry authority system of the rack.
(6) Driving the external alarm indicator light.
(7) Providing the RS-232 serial port to facilitate its communication with the background
directly.

Implications of the indicator light

There are total two indicator lights on the AMD board, of which one is the red light and
the other is green. Both lights are on the side of the connector. Table. 1 below indicates
implications of the indicator light.

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Table 1 Implications of indicator lights on the AMD board

Normal
Name Color Implications
state
Operating light. It is turned on while the board works
well.
RUN Red Constant on
It flashes while the AMD board does not work stably.
Error light. It is turned on while the board works well and
FAIL Green Constant on
is turned off while the board goes wrong.

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are three jumpers on the AMD board, of which, one is the 8-bit jumper S1, one is
the 4-bit jumper S2 and the last one is the 2-bit jumper S3.
(1) Employed as the jumper communication address setting jumper, the 8-bit jumper
S1 only has its first five bits (D0 to D4) enabled. As the sub-node of the ALM board,
AMD board has the range of address within 0 to 31, all of which can not be repeated. In
the construction at site, address bits are as stipulated in the following figure:

Address codes of the SLM boards in racks

2 1 5 4 3 0 16 6 17 18

15 11 7 3 23 19 27 31

14 10 6 2 22 18 26 30
Wiring
13 9 frame 5 1 21 17 25 29

12 8 4 0 20 16 24 28

Wall B1 B0 L2 L1 L L0 A S0 L3 S1 S2

Fig.1 Address bits stipulated at construction

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State cross-reference table of the AMD board address jumper:

Table 2 State of the board jumper

Coding of the AMD State of the jumper

Rack type board D4 D3 D2 D1 D0
A (AM and SM master control
racks) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
B0 (BAM master rack) 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
B1 (BAM slave rack) 2 0 0 0 0 1 0
L0 (The first interface rack) 3 0 0 0 0 1 1
L1 (The second interface rack) 4 0 0 0 1 0 0
L2 (The third interface rack) 5 0 0 0 1 0 1
L3 (The fourth interface rack) 6 0 0 0 1 1 0
S0 (The first SPM rack) 16 0 1 0 0 0 0
S1 (The second SPM rack) 17 0 1 0 0 0 1
S2 (The third SPM ) 18 0 1 0 0 1 0

Note:
(1) States of the AMD jumper should be set in line with the rack type.
(2) In the table above, “0” indicates the state in which the jumper is switched to “OFF”
and “1” to “ON”.

(2) The two-bit jumper S3 is used to enable/disable the standby battery and the
matched resistance of the differential bus. Of the two bits, the first bit is for the battery
selection (selection of OFF will disable the battery and ON enables the battery). During
the manufacture, delivery and assembly, the battery is usually disabled by setting the
first bit of S3 as OFF. During the ordinary operation, the battery is enabled by setting
the first bit of S3 as ON. The second bit of S3 is used to enable/disable the matched
resistance of the differential serial port. The matched resistance will be disabled while
setting the second bit as OFF and the resistance will be disabled while it is set as ON.
During the installation, the matched resistance of the AMD board in the master control
rack will be enabled while matched resistance of other racks will be disabled.
The four-bit jumper S2 is used to select the type of the transmission output port. The
table below illustrates the correspondence between states of the S2 jumper and types
of the output port:

Table 3 Correspondence bewteen state of S2 and output port

1 and 2 bit of the S2 3 and 4 bit of the S2

jumper jumper Port type
They are all set as ON They are all set as OFF RS-232
RS-422, which is the proper type for the 128-line
They are all set as OFF They are all set as ON module.
They are all set as OFF They are all set as OFF Output end is free
Not supported, otherwise, it will do damage to
They are all set as ON They are all set as ON components and parts
Not supported, otherwise, it will do damage to
Other combinations Other combinations components and parts

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CB36ASL0 Analog Subscriber Line Board

Function
(1) Provides 16 analog subscriber interfaces, which are programmable and with overall
polarity reversal.
(2) The board is equipped with BORSCHT functions (battery, over voltage/ current
protection, ringing, supervision, coding/decoding, hybrid and test).
(3) Provides overall polarity reversal, 16KHz and 12KHz charging functions.
(4) The board interface impedance, interface level and battery mode can be adjusted
by programing.
(5) /A law is optional.

Principles

TO SWITCH NET

DHW0
CPU SD502 DHW1 Subscriber
UHW0 Interface
A
DET 16
UHW1
.
SLIC0 B
RDV 16
.
FS 16

buffer RXD TXD CONTROL .

A
NOD SLIC15
Drive B

Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the analog subscriber line board (ASL)

The principle of the analog subscriber line board (ASL) is illustrated in Figure 1. The
chip microcomputer (CPU) is used to control 16 subscriber circuits, and communicate
with the superior main node (NOD). SD502 is the ASIC chip designed by Huawei
independently, and it is mainly engaged in timeslot distribution, ringing current control
and off-hook/on-hook detection.

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Two kinds of ASL boards are used commonly: the ordinary subscriber line board and
16KHz charging subscriber line board. The subscriber line board slot can be inserted
with ASL board to connect with ordinary telephone sets, with DSL board to connect
with digital telephone set and ISDN terminals, with DCN board to connect with
CENTREX attendant console, with AVM board to connect with voice mailboxes or card
stations, with line multiplier (LCT) to connect with remote subscriber units (RSU). All
these boards are numbered in uniform manner.

Indicator Meanings
Meanings of ASL board indicator are shown in Table 1.

Table 1 Meanings of ASL board indicator

Indicator Color Meaning Normal status

RUN Red RUN indicator* Flash

Note * : when the board is powered on or receives the reset command from MPU, the
red indicator flashes once every 500ms and self tests, waiting for MPU to give
configuration command. If the configuration command is received in 5 seconds, the
subscriber line board is in service and the red indicator flashes once every 1 second.
Otherwise, the red indicator flashes once every 500ms again, entering into self test
status, and the cycle described above will be repeated.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

None.

External Distribution
The subscriber cables (16 pairs of subscriber lines) are connected in the
corresponding cable interfaces of the ASL board on the backboard of the subscriber
frame.

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AVM Voice Mailbox Interface Board

Functions
The AVM board (ASL Voice Mailbox Board) functions as the bridge between SPCE
and ICU. Since the AVM board can be inserted into any of the slot on the subscriber
board in the frame, so it may be taken as a sub-node of SPCE (communicating with
SPCE via the NOD board), as same as the subscriber board. By setting the jumper on
the board, AVM board may provide sixteen or thirty-two channels. It occupies one slot
while providing sixteen channels and occupies adjacent two slots while thirty-two
channels, that is, it is inserted into the slot of the even number leaving the slot of the
odd number empty. For example, if the board occupies the twelfth slot, then the
thirteenth slot must be left empty.
Fig. 1 illustrates the position of the AVM board in the system.
Two groups of data lines are induced from the AVM board to the high-performance
ICU, in which, the large-capacity hard disk may save the audio data transmitted from
lines. The ICU also has the ADP card inserted into the expansion slot. Because the
ADP card can compress the audio data, save the data in buffer and decompress the
compressed data, so it can process thirty-two audio channels at the same time. Of the
data line groups induced from the AVM board, one are the 2Mbit/s audio data links that
are directly connected to the audio processing card in ICU and the other group are
signaling control lines that are connected with the ICU RS232 serial port via which the
ICU program communicates with SPCE.

C&C08 P A A D D A P
Signaling
Switch W S S R R V W
control line
Subscriber RS232
X L L V V M X
frame ADP

Voice digital link

High-performance
(2Mb/s) computer

Fig. 1 Position of the AVM board

Applications of the AVM board

Forming the voice mailbox system;
Employed as the message center, from which the public people can apply for a
personnel mailbox that can record, store and retrieve the message;

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Employed as the information retrieving system, which can store the information on
public affairs (transportation schedule, weather forecast and so on) in the mailbox,
from which the public people can inquiry the information via the telephone.
Employed as the poll system, which can start the call of the poll or market survey
taking advantage of the timing of the voice mailbox;
Employed for the purpose of the call transfer. Users can set the destination code of the
call transfer as the access code voice mailbox, then they can enjoy following services:
call transferring to the voice mailbox on busy, call transferring to the voice mailbox on
no reply, call transferring to the voice mailbox on no condition and so on. Since the
user can transfer the call to the mailbox whose access code is even invisible to him,
the call completion ratio is greatly improved;
Employed as the computer-aided operator, which may broaden its application to
industrial enterprises since it can not only record/broadcast the voice message, but
also be taken as the computer-aided operator;

Implications of the indicator light

Table. 1 illustrates implications of the AVM board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the AVM board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating light that flashes at the

RUN Red Flash
interval of one second

Implications of the switch and jumper

Jumper JP: Setting the operating mode of the AVM board
While being set as the 32-channel board, the AVM board occupies two adjacent slots,
of which the first one is the slot of the even number. For example, if the board is
inserted into the twelfth slot, it occupies the twelfth and thirteenth slots while the
thirteenth slot is empty. If the board is inserted into the thirteenth slot, it also occupies
the twelfth and thirteenth boards while the twelfth board is empty.

External distributions
Two pieces of cables are led from the back of the AVM board. The upper cable
connects to the serial port of the computer and the lower one to the ADP board.

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BNET Board

Functions
BNET board is positioned in the master control frame of the SM module. It functions as
the switching center for the self-control of the SM module, maintenance and
communication link, and as the switching center for the voice channel and data
channel. It provides the following functions:
(1) Providing the operating clock to the frame it is inserted into (except the OPT board),
subscriber frame and trunk frame;
(2) Achieving the non-congestion switching of 4096 4096 TSs;
(3) Processing and transmitting the FSK signal of the caller number (32 TSs);
(4) Providing a group of multi-party conference telephony (maximum number of the
party supported is 64);
(5) It works in multiple clock operating mode
Clock of the board (free oscillation)
Clock of the phase-lock clock frame
Clock of the phase-lock DT
Clock of the phase-lock OPT
(6) Providing the self-check function to the board;
(7) Supporting the OPT active/standby or loading sharing operating mode.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the CB02 NET board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the CB02 NET board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicating whether the NET board performs the

self-check properly and whether FSK starts to
RUN Red Flash
work. It flashes at the interval of one second if
works properly.

Indicating whether the board is active or standby. It

ACT Green is on if the board is active and off if the board is On/Off
standby

Indicating whether the board is in the position. It is

ANT Green On/Off
on when the board is in the position.

Indicating the clock of the board (for both of the

OPT Green Off
module office and the stand-alone office)

OPT Green Phase-lock ring of the NET board loses efficacy Flash

OPT Green Module office phase-lock OPT0 Off

OPT Green Module office phase-lock OPT1 On

OPT Green Stand-alone office phase-lock DT8K0 On

OPT Green Stand-alone office phase-lock DT8K1 On

OPT Green Stand-alone office phase-lock clock frame Off

Clock of the board (Module office and stand-alone

CKI Green Off
office are all in the same way)

CKI Green Phase-lock ring of the NET board lose efficacy Flash

CKI Green Module office phase-lock OPT0 On

CKI Green Module office phase-lock OPT1 On

CKI Green Stand-alone office phase-lock DT8K0 Off

CKI Green Stand-alone office phase-lock DT8K1 On

CKI Green Stand-alone office phase-lock clock frame On

Implications of the switch and jumper

JP3 JP4
ON OFF default setting
OFF ON Emergent setting while the phase-lock loses efficacy

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JP5
ON : Conference telephony is carried out taking advantage of the A law
OFF: Conference telephony is carried out taking advantage of the law.

External distributions
None.

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CK2 Second-level Clock Board

Functions
Functioning as the board that generates the reference clock of the second-level clock
system, the CK2 board contains the high-staibility constant temperature crystal chip.
By tracing the external reference signal, screening jitter and wandering of the external
reference signal, it is capable of ensuring the high accuracy and stability of the timing
signal and then supplies the high-quality clock reference to the frequency synthesis
board CK3.
It receives the reference source signal such as 8kHz, 2MHz and 2Mbit/s and provides
the GPS and BITS ports.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the CK2 board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the CK2 board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes every second
RUN Red Flash
while the communication to the SLT board is OK.
It is turned off while the input reference is available
REF Green Off
and turned on while there is no input reference
It is turned on while the output from VCX0 is OK
OSC1 Green On
and turned off while the output is abnormal
It is turned on while the external signal of the board
OSC2 Green On
is OK and turned off while the signal is abnormal
It is turned off while the phase-lock of the hardware
LOF Green is OK and turned on while the phase-lock is Off
abnormal
MOD Green Indicator light for the internal state of the clock* Varying with the operating state
It is turned on while the integrated state of the
SYS Green On
system is OK

Note *:
On: memory mode;
Fast flash: fast mode;
Slow flash: tracing mode;
Off: free oscillation.

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Implications of the switch and jumper

(1) S4 and S5 are set as illustrated in Fig. 1 while the 8kHz reference source is input
from the BNC board. (not used by far).

ON ON

OFF OFF
S4 S5

Fig. 1 Setting of S4 and S5 (8kHz reference source is input from the BNC board)

(2) S4 and S5 are set as illustrated in Fig. 2 while the 8kHz reference source is input
from the difference (default setting).

ON ON

OFF OFF
S4 S5

Fig. 2 Setting of S4 and S5 (8kHz reference source is input from the difference)

(3) S6 is set as illustrated in fig. 3 while employing the constant-temperature 8.192MHz

chip.(default setting).

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ON

OFF
S6

Fig 3 Setting of S6 (employing the constant-temperature 8.192MHz chip)

(4) S6 is set as illustrated in fig. 4 while employing the constant-temperature 4.096MHz

chip.(not used yet).

ON

OFF
S6

Fig. 4 Setting of S6 (employing the constant-temperature 4.096MHz chip)

(5) S6 is set as illustrated in fig. 5 while employing the constant-temperature 5MHz

chip.(not used yet).

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ON

OFF
S6
Fig. 5 Setting of S6 (employing the constant-temperature 5MHz chip)

(6) S6 is set as illustrated in fig. 6 while employing the constant-temperature 10MHz

chip.(not used yet).

ON

OFF
S6
Fig. 6 Setting of S6 (employing the constant-temperature 10MHz chip)

(7) S1 and S3 are set as illustrated in Fig. 7.

ON

S1

OFF
S3

Fig. 7 Setting of the S1 and S3

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External distribution
Please see related specifications of the CKB board.

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CK3 Third-level Clock Board

Functions
As the clock interface board, the CK3 board contains the third-level
constant-temperature crystal chip. To ensure the high accuracy and stability of the
timing signal, the CLK board traces the external reference signal, screens jitters of the
external reference by the phase-lock performed by the software. If it loses the external
reference, the board may work in the free oscillation mode or memory mode.
It outputs such signals as: square waves of 32.768MHz, 8.192MHz, 4.096MHz,
2.048MHz, 1.024MHz, 8kHz and 4kHz; TTL level signal of 4MHz, 8kHz and 4kHz;
RS422 level signal of 8.192MHz, 2.048MHz, 1.024MHz, 8kHz and 4kHz.
It reports the information on the board to the background via the SLT board and
receives commands from both of the background and SLT board.
Because it is capable of providing all functions of the SYN board, so it can be used as
the C804SYN board. It is also compatible with the third-level clock.
Its active/standby phasic synchronization circuit design ensures the phase
synchronization between the active and standby board. Since the phase of standby
board is synchronous to that of the active board, negative impacts on the external
equipment is reduced as more as possible.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the CK3 board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the CK3 board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes Flash

RUN Red
every second if the board runs well
It is turned on while the board is the On/Off
ACT Green active one and turned off while the board
is the standby one
F0 Green It is turned off while the external clock Off
reference source is available
It is turned off while the external clock Off
F1 Green
runs well
MOD Green It indicates the state of the external clock Varying with the operating state
It is turned off while the external Off
LOF Green
phase-lock ring works well
It is turned on while the +12V power On
+12V Green
supply works well
It is turned on while the -12V power
-12V Green On
supply works well

Note *:
On: memory mode;
Fast flash: fast mode;
Slow flash: tracing mode;
Off: free oscillation.

Implications of the switch and jumper

(1) S3 is set as illustrated in Fig. 1 while the CK3 board is in the state of forceful reset..
ON

OFF S3
Fig. 1 Setting of S3 (the board is in the state of the forceful reset)

(2) S3 is set as illustrated in Fig. 2 while the SYN board is replaced by the CK3 board
that is forced to work in the third-level clock mode.

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ON

OFF
S3
Fig. 2 Setting of S3 (forced to work in the third-level clock mode)

(3) S3 is set as illustrated in Fig. 3 while the external operating mode is selected by the
software, the SYN board is replaced by the CK3 board and the background program
can not set the SYN board.
ON

OFF
S3
Fig. 3 Setting of S3 (the external operating mode is selected by the software, the SYN board is replaced
by the CK3 board)

(4) S3 is set as illustrated in Fig. 4 while the board is forced to work in the low baud
rate communication and the CK3 can not be used as the SYN board.
ON

OFF
S3
Fig. 4 Setting of S3 (the board is forced to work in the low baud rate communication)

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(5) S3 is set as illustrated in Fig. 5 while the CK3 board is inserted into the clock frame,
works in the low baud rate mode; or the CK3 board is inserted into the slot of the SYN
board and works in the high baud rate mode.

ON

OFF
S3
Fig. 5 Setting of S3 (CK3 is inserted into the clock frame or inserted into the slot of SYN board)

Besides setting of S3 as illustrated above, two types of the setting can also be given as
follows, taking references of what described above. Special requirements can also be
met making certain modification to figures above.
(6) S3 is set as illustrated in Fig. 6 while the CK3 board is inserted into the clock frame
(default setting).

ON

OFF
S3
Fig. 6 Setting of S3 (the CK3 board is inserted into the clock frame)

(7) S3 is set as illustrated in Fig. 7 while the CK3 board is inserted into the slot of the
SYN board.

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ON

OFF
S3
Fig. 7 Setting of S3 (the CK3 board is inserted into the slot of the SYN board)

External distribution
Please see related specifications of the CKB board.

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CKB Motherboard of the Clock Frame

Functions
As the motherboard of the clock frame, CKB functions to transmit the clock signal. On
one hand, it will connect to the internal clock of the upper level (trunk 8KHz, 2048kbit/s
and 2048kHz), on the other hand, it will output various clock signals of SPCE (32MHz,
8KHz, 4MHz, 2MHz and 1MHz etc.) and provides the communication ports. In addition,
it provides 2MHz and 8KHz differential signals to thirty-two channels, where they are
used as the timing reference of other frames in the AM and SM modules.

Implications of the indicator light

None

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are seven jumpers on the motherboard marked from SW1 to S7 with the
silk-screen mark on the board. They are defined as follows:

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(1) SW1 is the 8-bit jumper indicating IDs of the clock frame. ID of the clock frame is
from ID5 to ID9, of which, the ID9 is the high-order position and ID5 is the low-order
position. Here follows implications of the SW1:

Table 1 Implocations of the SW1

Switch position States and implications Normal state

ON Indicating that the ID5 is set as 0
8 ON
OFF Indicating that the ID5 is set as 1
ON Indicating that the ID6 is set as 0
7 ON
OFF Indicating that the ID6 is set as 1
ON Indicating that the ID7 is set as 0
6 ON
OFF Indicating that the ID7 is set as 1
ON Indicating that the ID8 is set as 0
5 ON
OFF Indicating that the ID8 is set as 1
ON Indicating that the ID9 is set as 0
4 ON
OFF Indicating that the ID9 is set as 1
3 Reserved ON
2 Reserved ON
1 Reserved ON

Generally, IDs of the clock frame in the AM module are o, therefore, the default setting
of SW1 is all ON.
(2) S4: 4-bit jumper that controls the communication mode between the CKS board of
the clock frame with the host. While the clock frame is used in the AM module, the
master/slave communication mode is used between CKS and host. At that time, all
jumpers should be set as ON.
(3) S7 is used for the expansion purpose and all should be set as OFF state.

External distribution
Please see the specifications on the distribution for the reference.

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CKS Clock Board (Combining the Second-level

and Third-level Clock)

Functions
Functioning as the board that generates the reference clock source for the SPCE clock
system, the CKS board contains the second-level high-staibility constant temperature
crystal chip. By tracing the external reference signal, screening jitter and wandering of
the external reference signal, it is capable of ensuring the high accuracy and stability of
the timing signal and then supplies the high-quality clock reference to SPCE. Since the
CKS board combines the second-level and third-level clock system in the board, it can
provide either the second-level or the third-level clock as required.
It is capable of providing three types of ports for the input reference signal: 8kHz,
2048kHz and 2048kbit/s. Besides these, it also provides the BITS interface that can
provide both 2048kHz and 2048kbit/s standard output interfaces.

Implications of the indicator light

There are seventeen indicator lights on the CKS board, of which, only one is the red
light and all other lights are green. Please see Table 1 for implications of the indicator
light.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the CKS board

Name Color Implications Normal state

It flashes every two seconds (at the interval of one second) Flash every two seconds
RUN Red if the communication is proper and flashes every 0.25
second if the communication goes wrong.
ACT Green It is constantly on while the board is the active one and On/Off
constantly off while the board is the standby one.
Indication of the selected external reference source: On/Off
Constantly On abnormal reference source (not available)
F0 Green
Flashes every second
Constantly Off proper reference source
(*Note 1)
Flash every two seconds (in the tracing state): resetting the
phase
F1 Green It is off while the system runs properly (including the Off
integrated information such as VCXO, DDS and 88915)
LOF Green It is on when 88915 loses lock Off

DDS Green It is off when the output of DDS is proper Off

LOCK Green It is on when 88915 loses lock Off

CLK Green It is off when the 58274 chip has been adjusted and the Off
works well, otherwise, it will flash
Reference source of 8K signal from the trunk (one of the two On/Off
R8K0 Green groups)It is constantly on while the reference source is
selected
Reference source of 8K signal from the trunk (one of the two On/Off(*Note 2)
R8K1 Green groups)

It is consty on while the reference source is selected

Reference source of 2048kb/s (E1) from the trunk or parent On/Off
2MB0 Green office (one of the two groups)

It is constantly on while the reference source is selected

Reference source of 2048kb/s (E1) from the trunk or parent On/Off
2MB1 Green office (one of the two groups)It is constantly on while the
reference source is selected
2M0 Green Reference source of 2048kb/s (E1) from the trunk or parent On/Off
office (one of the two groups)It is constantly on while the
reference source is selected
2M1 Green Reference source of 2048kb/s (E1) from the trunk or parent On/Off
office (one of the two groups)It is constantly on while the
reference source is selected
REFA Green It is on when the frequency deviation of the selected external On/Off(*Note3)
reference source is too large
MOD Green Operating indicator light, indicating four operating modes of It varies with the operating
the CKS board:
mode
Off Free oscillation

Fast flash: fast mode

Slow flash: tracing

Constantly On Memory
+12V Green It is on when the indicated 12V power supply works well. On

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*Note 1: While operating in the tracing mode, the CKS board will reset the phase if the
phase jumping or unstable frequency occur in the reference source and surpass the
specificated threshold. At this time, the F0 indicator light flashes every second until the
phase resetting is completed.
*Note 2: There are six indicator lights of the reference source on the C841CKS board,
including R8K0, R8K1, 2MB0, 2MB1, 2M0 and 2M1. The light is turned on while the
corresponding external reference source is selected. Lights corresponding to the
reference source not selected will be turned off. Of six reference sources, R8K0 has
the highest priority (except another source is set via the background as the highest
priority). The default reference clock is R8K0 if it is available. If R8K0 is not available,
then R8K1 will be taken as the reference source. Therefore, we can deduce that if all
reference sources are not available after turning on the power, F0 light is on and R8K0
is on as well (default). The changeover from the “not available” to the “available” is
indicated by the state changeover of the F0 light from On to Off.
*Note 3: While the board is set as the second-level clock, the REFA indicator light is
turned on when the frequency deviation surpasses 0.4ppm. Compared with this, when
the board is set as the third-level clock, the REFA indicator light is turned on when the
frequency deviation surpasses 4.6ppm. Checks of the frequency deviation will only be
performed when the board enters the tracing state. If the frequency deviation is too
large, the board will automatically enters the memory state, which will last until the
reference source is restored to the normal state.

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are five jumpers on the C841CKS board. Specific settings of these jumpers are
as follows:
(1) S1 and S2 are the 4-bit jumper that controls two 2048kbit/s(E1)channels of the
reference source. If the 2048kbit/s(E1)signal is employed as the reference source, the
matched resistance of the port may be selected from 120 or 75 . A variety of line
matching will be achieved by setting S1 and S2 in different way. (Note: when both CKS
boards are in the position, they should have the same matched resistance.)
a. S1 and S2 are set as follows while the transmission line of the reference source
employs the twisted pair line of 120 :

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Table 2 The setting of S1 and S2 for 120

Switch position of the S1 and S2 State of the switch

1 OFF
2 OFF
3 ON
4 ON

B. S1 and S2 are set as follows while the transmission line of the reference source
employs the twisted pair line of 75 :

Table 3 The setting of S1 and S2 for 75

Switch position of the S1 and S2 State of the switch

1 ON
2 ON
3 OFF
4 OFF

(2) S3 is the 4-bit that controls two 2048kbit/s(E1)channels of the reference source. If
the 2048kbit/s(E1)signal is employed as the reference source, the matched resistance
of the port may be selected from 120 or 75 . A variety of line matching will be
achieved by setting S3 in different way. (Note: when both CKS boards are in the
position, they should have the same matched resistance.)
a. S3 is set as follows while the transmission line of the reference source employs the
twisted pair line of 120 :

Table 4 The setting of S3 for 120

Switch position of the S1 and S2 State of the switch

1 ON
2 OFF
3 ON
4 OFF

b. S3 is set as follows while the transmission line of the reference source employs the
twisted pair line of 75 :

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Table 5 The setting of S3 for 75

Switch position of the S1 and S2 State of the switch

1 OFF
2 ON
3 OFF
4 ON

(3) S4 is the three-core short line that is equal to the monopole double throw switch. It
is used for loading ROM.
The system works properly while short-connect the 1 and 2 and ROM is loaded by
short-connect the 2 and 3.
(4) S5 is the 4-bit jumper that is used to set the information byte of the embedded
software to identify the software version. Implications of the jumper are as follows:

Table 6 Implications of the S5

Switch position of S5 State and implications of the switch

ON indicates the low baud rate communication with the SLT board in the clock
frame

1 OFF indicates the high baud rate communication

ON indicates that the CKS board adopts the phase-lock of PDH that locks the clock
source of PDH and SDH (when all SDH sites are synchronous)

OFF indicates that the CKS board adopts the phase-lock of SDH that locks the code
stream of SDH (if certain SDH sites are not synchronous, 8K clocks extracted from
2 (*Note 4) the code stream of the trunk board)

ON indicates that the CKS is set as the third-level clock

3 (*Note 5) OFF indicates that the CKS board is set as the second-level clock

ON indicates that the CKS board employs the 8.192M chip.

4 OFF is not used by far

(*Note 4): Phase-lock mode of the CKS board can be set at the terminal maintenance
console. The mode is determined by the setting of the background.
(*Note 5): Clock level of the CKS board can be set at the terminal maintenance
console. The level is determined by the setting of the background.

External distribution
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CTN Central Switching Network Board

Functions
(1) Providing the switching functions to 16K 16K TSs;
(2) Providing the self-check function taking advantage of the insertion and read back;
(3) Checking the clock;
(4) Providing the 2Mbit/s HDLC links of the MCC board;
(5) Providing the active/standby switchover logic of the CTN board;
(6) Providing the accessing control logic of the Flash, SRAM, CM and the control
register;
(7) Providing the DMA control logic of the communication controller.
As the central switching board of the C&C08 SPCE, the CTN board functions as the
bridge among various modules and provides continuities among various modules as
illustrated in Fig. 1.

C T N Board
HW
HW
Optical fiber
Optical fiber
HW
Optical fiber

SM 1 SM 2 SM 32

Fig. 1 Relationship of the CTN board and other modules

Here follows the processes two modules transmit their own voice via the CTN board:
ASL DRV NET OPT (OLE) Optical fiber FBI(FLE) CTN FBI(FLE) optical
fiber OPT(OLE) NET DRV ASL

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the CTN board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the CTN board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes slowly while the
RUN RED board run properly and flashes fast while loading the Flash
board
Indicator light that is turned on while the board is the
ACT BLUE active one and turned off while the board is the On/Off
standby one
Indicator light that is turned on or flashes while the
ENA BLUE board goes wrong and turned off while the board runs Off
well
Indicator light that is turned on while selecting the first
CK0 BLUE On/Off
group of the clock and turned off otherwise.
Indicator light that is turned on while selecting the
CK1 BLUE Off/On
second group of the clock and turned off otherwise

Implications of the switch and jumper

JP5: Used to select the normal PCM frame synchronous signal (IN) or synchronous
signal compatible to the OPT board (OUT). Its normal state is OUT.
JP6, 7, 8 and 9: Used to select the capacity of SRAM. Table 2 illustrates the
cross-reference of the JP6, 7, 8 and 9 with the capacity of SRAM.

Table 2 Cross-reference of the JP6, 7, 8 and 9 with the capacity of SRAM

Capacity of SRAM
JP6 JP7 JP8 JP9 Chips used
(byte)
1M 1-2 1-2 1-2 OUT 128K
4M 2-3 2-3 2-3 IN 512K

S2: Reset switch

Table 3 illustrates the operating mode selection switch S1 on the motherboard.

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Table 3 Operating mode selection switch S1 on the motherboard

Switch Implications Normal state

position
From top
down
1 OFF: Loading the data and program ON: Running the burned ON
data and program
2 OFF: Not burn the data and program ON: Burning the data and OFF
program
3 Combinative applications ON

4 3 4 Implications ON

OFF OFF: Loading the C module

ON OFF: Loading the B module of V610R001 and V610R002

version

ON ON: Loading the B module of V610R003 version

OFF ON: Debugging state

Note: OFF: switched to the left direction ON: switched to the right direction

External distribution
None.

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CTX CENTREX Operator Console Card

Functions
Inserted into the ISA slot of PC, the CTX card may be used as the Centrex operator
console. It connects to the DCN board of SPCE via the common twisted pair and
transmits the data, voice data and control information of the Centrex console via the
2B+D port. Therefore, it is capable of providing basic functions of the U port of the
ISDN card.

Implications of the indicator light

The e is only one indicator light on the C802CTX board. It flashes every second while
the board works well (the U port is not activated meanwhile). Or it can flashes rapidly
(flashes multiple times per second) while the board works well (the U port is activated
meanwhile). Other states of the light indicate that the board does not work properly.

Implications of the switch and jumper

(1) Table 1 illustrates implications of jumpers of the CTX card whose version of the
embedded program is prior to the C802CTX REV.C (including the REV.C)

Table 1 Implications of jumpers of the CTX card

Serial Mapping address of the mailbox in

XS1 XS2 XS3
No. PC
1 1 2 IN 1 2 IN 1 2 IN D000: 0000~D000: 1FFF

2 1 2 IN 1 2 IN 2 3 IN D000: 2000~D000: 3FFF

3 1 2 IN 2 3 IN 1 2 IN D000: 4000~D000: 5FFF

4 1 2 IN 2 3 IN 2 3 IN D000: 6000~D000: 7FFF

5 2 3 IN 1 2 IN 1 2 IN D000: 8000~D000: 9FFF

6 2 3 IN 1 2 IN 2 3 IN D000: A000~D000: BFFF

7 2 3 IN 2 3 IN 1 2 IN D000: C000~D000: DFFF

8 2 3 IN 2 3 IN 2 3 IN D000: E000~D000: FFFF

Note: Settings of the existing XS1, XS2 and XS3 follow the eighth row of the table 1.
(2) Table 2 illustrates implications of jumpers of the CTX card whose version of the
embedded program is prior to the C802CTX REV.D (including the REV.D)

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Table 2 Implications of jumpers of the CTX card

Serial
XS1 XS2 Mapping address of the mailbox in PC
No.

1 1 2 IN 1 2 IN D000: 0000~D000: 1FFF

2 2 3 IN 2 3 IN D000: E000~D000: FFFF

Note: Settings of the existing XS1 and XS2 follow the second row of the table 2.

External distribution
XP1: Common six-core telephone jack that connects the external line. Two cores of
the jack connect tot he DCN board via the twisted pair.
XP2: Common four-core telephone jack that connects the earphone and mike of the
Centrex console.
XP3: Not used yet

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DDT Reversed Polarity -law Analog Subscriber

Board

Functions
(1)Providing sixteen reversed polarity -law analog subscriber ports;
(2)Providing the BORSCHT function (battery, overvoltage/overcurrent protection,
ringing, surveillance, compiling, hybrid and test);
(3)Providing the CID and pulse number receiving functions.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the DDT board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the DDT board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes

RUN Red Flash
every second while the board runs well

Note:
the red indicator light flashes at the interval of 500mm while empowering the board or
receiving the reset command from the host. Then the board enters the self-check and
command waiting state. If the board receives the command within five seconds, the
board will start to work and the red indicator light will flash at the interval of one second;
otherwise, the red indicator light will flash at the interval of 500ms and the board will
repeat processes described above after entering the self-check state again.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

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External distribution

Table 2 external distribution of the DDT board

DDT board led onto the DDT board led down to the
distribution groove distribution groove

JP1 HEADER JP2 HEADER

a1 A0 c1 B0 a25 A8 c25 B8

a2 A1 c2 B1 a26 A9 c26 B9

a3 A2 c3 B2 a27 A10 c27 B10

a4 A3 c4 B3 a28 A11 c28 B11

a5 A4 c5 B4 a29 A12 c29 B12

a6 A5 c6 B5 a30 A13 c30 B13

a7 A6 c7 B6 a31 A14 c31 B14

a8 A7 c8 B7 a32 A15 c32 B15

Note:
(A0, B0) (A15, B15)are sixteen analog subscriber external lines.

Fig. 1 illustrates the external distribution of the DDT board.

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JP1 JP2
a b c a b c
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Fig. 1 External distribution of the DDT board

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DEL -law Analog Subscriber Board

Functions
(1)Providing sixteen -law analog subscriber ports;
(2)Providing the BORSCHT function (battery, overvoltage/overcurrent protection,
ringing, surveillance, compiling, hybrid and test)
(3)Providing the CID and pulse number receiving functions.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the DEL board

Table 1 implications of the indicator light on the DEL board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes every

RUN red Flash
second while the board runs well

Note:
The red indicator light flashes at the interval of 500mm while empowering the board or
receiving the reset command from the host. Then the board enters the self-check and
command waiting state. If the board receives the command within five seconds, the
board will start to work and the red indicator light will flash at the interval of one second;
otherwise, the red indicator light will flash at the interval of 500ms and the board will
repeat processes described above after entering the self-check state again.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Fig. 1 illustrates the external distribution of the DEL board.

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JP 1 JP 2
a b c a b c
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32

Fig. 1 Illustrates the external distribution of the DEL board

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Table 2 External distributions of the DEL board

DEL board led onto the DEL board led down to the
distribution groove distribution groove

JP1 HEADER JP2 HEADER

a1: A0 c1: B0 a25: A8 c25: B8

a2: A1 c2: B1 a26: A9 c26: B9

a3: A2 c3: B2 a27: A10 c27: B10

a4: A3 c4: B3 a28: A11 c28: B11

a5: A4 c5: B4 a29: A12 c29: B12

a6: A5 c6: B5 a30: A13 c30: B13

a7: A6 c7: B6 a31: A14 c31: B14

a8: A7 c8: B7 a32: A15 c32: B15

Note: (A0, B0) (A15, B15) are sixteen analog subscriber external lines.

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DIU Digital Interface Unit Board

Functions
CB01DIU0: Providing two V.24 DCE ports with CB01V24 as the driving board
CB01DIU1: Providing two V.35 DCE ports with CB01V35 as the driving board
CB01DIU2: Providing two co-directional 64K ports in the Master mode with CB0164K
as the driving board
CB01DIU3: Providing four co-directional 64K ports in the Master mode with CB0164K
as the driving board

Implications of the indicator light

There are five indicator lights on the DIU board. Table 1 illustrates implications of the
indicator light on the board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the DIU board

Name Color Implications Normal state

1 Red Operating indicator light Slow flash
2 Yellow Indicator light for the channel two On: configured
3 Yellow Indicator light for the channel three On: configured
4 Yellow Indicator light for the channel four On: configured
5 Yellow Indicator light for the channel five On: configured

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are three jumpers on the DIU board as follows:
JP1, JP2: 1/2 8K SRAM, 2/3 32K SRAM
JP3, JP4, JP5, JP6: 1/2 Co-directional 64kbps interface, 2/3 V.35 interface
JP7, JP8: 1/2 Default, 2/3 Reserved

External distribution
None.

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DRC Board of the E16 Board

Functions
Due to the limitation on the dimensions of the board, peripheral circuit of the sixteen E1
ports on the E16 board can not be designed into the same board. Therefore, another
small board: DRC board is used to expand the area of the E16 board. The DRC board
provides transformer separation between the input/output E1 signal and the external
E1 signal. At the same time, it provides the instantaneous high-voltage protection
circuit on both of the line side and logic side, which can bear the 1500V (common
mode) and 20~200V (differential mode) voltage shock and provides the perfect
function of grounding for lightning. In addition, the DRC board also matches the
transmitted signal, places them in the new order to facilitate the distribution. It consists
of two types: DRCA and DRCB. They provides ports corresponding to 75 (coaxial
cable) and 120 (shielded twisted pair) respectively.

Implications of the indicator light

None.

Implication of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Fig. 1 illustrates the upper 32-pin tray of double pin trays on the back of the DRC
board. Line leading sequence of the lower 32-pin tray is as same as that of the upper
one that corresponds to the 1~8 E1 ports and the other tray corresponds to the 9~16
E1 ports. At the same time, 75 ohm and 120 ohm trunk cables share the same
connector and pin trays.

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No.1 E1 Input/output

No.2 E1 Input/output

No.3 E1 Input/output

No.4 E1 Input/output

No.5 E1 Input/output

No.6 E1 Input/output

No.7 E1 Input/output

No.8 E1 Inputloutput

Latch hook Latch hook

Fig. 1 Illustration of the pin tray

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DRV Dual Tone Driving Board

Functions
(1) Converting levels between NOD and HW signals;
(2) Providing 16-way DTMF number receiving function.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the DRV board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the DRV board

Name Color Implications Normal state

RUN Red Operating indicator light * Flash
Indicating whether the number It is turned on while the receiver is
2-17 Green
receiver is busy * * busy

Note * : The red light flashes at the interval of 0.5 second while empowering the board
or receiving the reset command, and the board performs the self-check itself. Upon
receiving the configuration command, the board starts to work and the red light flashes
at the interval of one second.
** : Indicator light indicating whether the number receiver is busy or not is not
available in the board of new version (CC05DRV).

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
None.

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DSL Digital Subscriber Board

Functions
(1) Providing eight basic rate interfaces (BRAs) of ISDN (2B+D, say, U port);
(2) Complete slot compatible with the ASL board;
(3) Being capable of connecting with the operator console.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the DSL board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the DSL board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes while the

1 Red Flash
board runs well

Indicator light that is turned on while the U1

2 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that is turned on while the U2

3 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that is turned on while the U3

4 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that is turned on while the U4

5 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that is turned on while the U5

6 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that is turned on while the U6

7 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that is turned on while the U7

8 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that is turned on while the U8

9 Green
port is busy

Indicator light that flashes while the serial

* 10 Red Flash
communication is OK

Indicator light that is turned off while the power

# 10 Red module of OK and turned on while the module Off
does not run properly.

Note * Implications of the tenth indicator light on the CB02DSL board

# Implications of the tenth indicator light on the CB03DSL board

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Fig. 1 illustrates the external distribution of the DSL board. Connections corresponding
to the upper position of HEADER are as follows:

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Table 2 External distribution of the DSL board

a1 A0 c1 B0 a5 A4 c5 B4

a2 A1 c2 B1 a6 A5 c6 B5

a3 A2 c3 B2 a7 A6 c7 B6

a4 A3 c4 B3 a8 A7 c8 B7

Note A0 B0 A7 B7 are eight pieces of digital subscriber lines.

JP1

a b c
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Fig. 1 External distribution of the DSL board

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DTC Digital Trunk Board

Functions
(1) As the digital trunk interface board of SPBX, the DTC board provides two PCM
ports that can provide sixty voice channels in sum;
(2) Transmitting and receiving 2.048Mbit/s signals of the inter-office PCM30/32 system
and then indicating the alarm state of the line by providing following functions: pattern
conversion, clock extraction, frame alignment, synchronous signal insertion,
information retrieving.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the DTC board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the DTC board

Name Color Implications

RUN Red Operating indicator light that flashes every second while the board runs
well

CRC1 Green Indicating the error of the CRC4 check to the first channel

LOS1 Green Indicating the signal loss of synchronization of the first channel

SLP1 Green Indicating the sliding frame of the first channel

RFA1 Green Indicating the remote end alarm of the first channel

CRC2 Green Indicating the error of the CRC4 check to the second channel

LOS2 Green Indicating the signal loss of synchronization of the second channel

SLP2 Green Indicating the sliding frame of the second channel

RFA2 Green Indicating the remote end alarm of the second channel

Indicating the operating mode. It is turned off while the board runs in the
MOD Green CAS mode (SS1) and turned off while the board runs in the CCS mode
(SS7)

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are six DIP jumper on the board. Table 2 illustrate implications of the jumper.

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Table 2 Implications of the jumper on the DTC board

Jumper Implication

Setting as ON will enable the grounding of the shielding layer of the

PCM1 coaxial cable.
S1
Setting as OFF disable the grounding of the shielding layer of the PCM1
coaxial cable.

Setting as ON will enable the grounding of the shielding layer of the

PCM2 coaxial cable.
S2
Setting as OFF disable the grounding of the shielding layer of the PCM1
coaxial cable.

Setting jumper 1 and 2 as ON and setting jumper 4 and 5 as OFF will

S3 select the 75 coaxial cable for PCM1; setting jumper 1 and 2 as OFF
and setting jumper 4 and 5 as ON will select the 120 twisted pair

Setting jumper 1 as ON will enable the CRC4 check and setting it as OFF
will disable the CRC4 check; setting jumper 2 as ON will last the indicator
S4
light (on) for eighteen hours and setting it as OFF will only last the light
(on) for one minute

Setting jumper 1 and 2 as ON and setting jumper 4 and 5 as OFF will

S5 select the 75 coaxial cable for PCM1; setting jumper 1 and 2 as OFF
and setting jumper 4 and 5 as ON will select the 120 twisted pair

Setting it as ON will select the 75 coaxial cable and setting it as OFF

S6
will select the 120 twisted pair.

External distribution
HW, clock line and serial communication line of the board is led from the TDK board of
the trunk frame. Please see the external distribution of the CTB board in B-0313
section.

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CB11DTF1 E1 Digital Trunk Board

Functions
(1) Provides two E1 (32 timeslots) PCM interfaces to connect with other switches.
(2) Extracts 8K clock from the upper-level exchange to send to the switch system as
the reference clock source, so that the switch can synchronize with other switches.
(3) Provides R2 line signaling transceiving function.
(4) CB11DTF1 board provides two kinds of transmission frame structures of E1
interface: CCS and CAS. The board configured with CCS frame structure can be
applied to such networking modes as TUP, ISUP, PRA, PHI and V5, etc. The board
configured with CAS frame structure can be applied to R2 signaling networking mode.

Principles
The system position of CB11DTF1 in the switch. In terms of structure, CB11DTF1 is
inserted in the digital trunk frame of the switch of overseas version. Its internal
interfaces are mainly 2Mbit/s HW signals and the clock signals (4M/2M/8K) and
asynchronous serial ports communication signals, and external interfaces are two E1
interfaces meeting demands of ITUT G.703.
CB11DTF1 realizes the conversion between two HW messages and the HDB3 codes
on E1 interface. The board operating in the CAS frame structure mode, reports the
signaling code changes of F1~F15 frame TS16 on the PCM circuit to the switching
system MPU according to R2 signaling regulations, and sends the signaling codes to
be sent on PCM by MPU on TS16 of the corresponding frame according to R2
signaling regulations.
Two interface impedance modes (75ohm unbalanced/120ohm balanced) are available
for choice, and they use 75ohm coaxial cables and 120ohm symmetrical twisted pair
respectively.

Indicator Meanings
Altogether CB11DTF board has 17 indicators, and they are defined as follows:
Š RUN: the running indicator, which flashes once every 0.5s before the board is in
service, and flashes once every 1s whenafter the board is in service.
Š CAS: signaling mode indication
Off: both PCM1 and PCM2 are common channel signaling (CCS).
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. PCM1 is the channel associated signaling (CAS), and
PCM2 is the common channel signaling (CCS).
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. PCM1 is the common channel signaling (CCS), and PCM2
is the channel associated signaling (CAS).

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On: both PCM1 and PCM2 are channel associated signaling (CAS).
Š LLB1: the 1st relay self-loop indication.
Š RLB1: the 1st channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA1: the 1st channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA1: the 1st channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP1: the 1st channel of slip frame indication.
Š LOS1: the 1st channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL1: indication that the 1st channel of signal is not received.
DSP: DSP fault indication:
Off: both DSP1 and DSP2 are normal
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. DSP1 is faulty, while DSP2 is normal.
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. DSP1 is normal, while DSP2 is faulty.
On: both DSP1 and DSP2 are faulty.
Š LLB2: the 2nd channel of relay self loop indication.
Š RLB2: the 2nd channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA2: the 2nd channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA2: the 2nd channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP2: the 2nd channel of slip frame indication.
Š LOS2: the 2nd channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL2: indication that the 2nd channel of signal is not received.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

There are five toggle switches on the board, and each switch has the following
configuration and functions:
S11: used to select ROM or RAM as DSP operating mode. In normal working, 1 and 2
are set to ON, and 3 and 4 are set to OFF, indicating that the program is in ROM.
When the emluator is used in debugging, the two EPROMs are replaced with RAM,
meanwhile, 1 and 2 are set to OFF, and 3 and 4 are set to ON. 1 and 3 correspond to
DSP1, and 2 and 4 correspond to DSP2 respectively.
S12: used to select serial port. In operation, 1 and 2 are set to OFF, 3 and 4 are set to
ON, and 485 serial port is selected to communicate with NOD board. In debugging, 1
and 2 are set to ON, 3 and 4 are set to OFF, and 232 serial port is selected to
communicate with PC.
S14/S21/S22: used to select the matched resistance from 75 ohm and 120 ohm. S21
and 1 and 2 of S14 configure the 1st E1 interface, S22 and 3 and 4 of S14 configure
the 2nd E1 interface. If the 1 and 2 of S21/S22 are set to ON, 1/3 of S14 is set to ON,
75 ohm resistance is to be selected. If the 3 and 4 of S21/S22 are set to ON, 1/3 of
S14 is set to OFF, 120 ohm resistance is to be selected. Other switch combinations
are reserved.

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External Distribution
None.

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CB11DTF2 E1 Digital Trunk Board

Functions
(1) Provides two E1 (32 timeslots) PCM interfaces to connect with other switches.
(2) Extracts 8K clock from the upper-level exchange to send to the switch system as
the reference clock source, so that the switch can synchronize with other switches.
(3) Provides NO.5 signaling line signaling transceiving function.
(4) CB11DTF2 provides two kinds of transmission frame structures in E1 interface:
CCS and CAS. The board configured with CCS frame structure can be applied to such
networking modes as TUP, ISUP, PRA, PHI and V5, etc. The board configured with
CAS frame structure can be applied to NO.5 signaling networking mode.

Principles
The system position of CB11DTF2 in the switch. In terms of structure, CB11DTF2 is
inserted into the digital trunk frame of the switch of the overseas version. Its internal
interfaces are mainly 2Mbit/s HWs, the clock signals (4M/2M/8K) and asynchronous
serial ports communication signals, and external interfaces are two E1 interfaces
conforming to demands of ITUT G.703.
CB11DTF12 realizes the conversion between two HW messages and the HDB3 codes
on E1 interface. It tests the 2400 HZ and 2600 HZ and 2400+2600 HZ frequency
signals in the speech circuit, reports to MPU according to NO.5 signaling regulation,
and realizes the transmission of the frequency signals said above according to the
commands sent by MPU.
Two interface impedance modes (75ohm unbalanced/120ohm balanced) are available,
and respectively they use 75ohm coaxial cables and 120ohm symmetrical twisted pair.

Indicator Meanings
Altogether CB11DTF board has 17 indicators, and they are defined as follows:
Š RUN: the running indicator, which flashes once every 0.5s before the board is in
service, and flashes once every 1s when the board is in service.
Š CAS: the signaling mode indication
Off: both PCM1 and PCM2 are common channel signaling (CCS).
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. PCM1 is the channel associated signaling (CAS), and
PCM2 is the common channel signaling (CCS).
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. PCM1 is the common channel signaling (CCS), and PCM2
is the channel associated signaling (CAS).
On: both PCM1 and PCM2 are channel associated signaling (CAS).

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Š LLB1: the 1st channel of relay self loop indication.

Š RLB1: the 1st channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA1: the 1st channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA1: the 1st channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP1: the 1st channel of slip frame indication.
Š LOS1: the 1st channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL1: indication that the 1st channel of signal is not received.
Š DSP: DSP fault indication:
Off: both DSP1 and DSP2 are normal
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. DSP1 is faulty, while DSP2 is normal.
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. DSP1 is normal, while DSP2 is faulty.
On: both DSP1 and DSP2 are faulty.
Š LLB2: the 2nd channel of relay self loop indication.
Š RLB2: the 2nd channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA2: the 2nd channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA2: the 2nd channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP2: the 2nd channel of slip frame indication.
Š LOS2: the 2nd channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL2: indication that the 2nd channel of signal is not received.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

There are five toggle switches in the board, and each switch has the following
configuration and functions:
S11: the switch for selecting ROM or RAM as DSP operating mode. When normal, 1
and 2 are set to ON, and 3 and 4 are set to OFF, indicating that the program is in
ROM. When the emluator is used in debugging, the two EPROMs are replaced with
RAM, meanwhile, 1 and 2 are set to OFF, and 3 and 4 are set to ON. 1 and 3
correspond to DSP1, and 2 and 4 correspond to DSP2 respectively.
S12: the switch for the selection of serial port. In operation, 1 and 2 are set to OFF, 3
and 4 are set to ON, and 485 serial port is selected to communicate with NOD board.
In debugging, 1 and 2 are set to ON, 3 and 4 are set to OFF, and 232 serial port is
selected to communicate with PC.
S14/S21/S22: used to select the matched resistance from 75 ohm and 120 ohm. S21
and 1 and 2 of S14 configure the 1st E1 interface, S22 and 3 and 4 of S14 configure
the 2nd E1 interface. If the 1 and 2 of S21/S22 are set to ON, 1/3 of S14 is set to ON,
75 ohm resistance is to be selected. If the 3 and 4 of S21/S22 are set to ON, 1/3 of
S14 is set to OFF, 120 ohm resistance is to be selected. Other switch combinations
are reserved.

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External Distribution
None.

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CB12DTF1 E1 Digital Trunk Board

Functions
(1) Provides two E1 (32 timeslots) PCM interfaces to connect with other switches.
(2) Extracts 8K clock from the upper-level exchange to send to the switch system as
the reference clock source, so that the switch can synchronize with other switches.
(3) Provides R2 line signaling transceiving function.
(4) CB12DTF1 board provides two kinds of transmission frame structures in E1
interface: CCS and CAS. The board configured with CCS frame structure can be
applied to such networking modes as TUP, ISUP, PRA, PHI and V5, etc. The board
configured with CAS frame structure can be applied to R2 signaling networking mode.

Principle
The system position of CB12DTF1 in the switch. In terms of structure, CB12DTF1 is
inserted in the digital trunk frame of the switch of overseas version. Its internal
interfaces are mainly 2Mbit/s HWs and the clock signals (4M/2M/8K) and
asynchronous serial ports communication signals, and external interfaces are two E1
interfaces meeting demands of ITUT G.703.
CB12DTF1 realizes the conversion between two HW messages and the HDB3 codes
on the E1 interface. When the board operates in the CAS frame structure mode, it
reports F1~F15 frame TS16 signaling code changes in PCM circuit to the switching
system MPU according to R2 signaling regulations, and meanwhile, on TS16 of the
corresponding frame, it transmits the signaling code to be sent on PCM by MPU in R2
signaling regulations.
Two interface impedance modes (75ohm unbalanced /120ohm balanced) are available
for choice, and they use 75ohm coaxial cables and 120ohm symmetrical twisted pair
respectively.

Indicator Meanings
Altogether CB12DTF board has 17 indicators, and they are described as follows:
RUN: the running indicator, which flashes once every 0.5s before the board is in
service, and flashes once every 1s whenafter the board is in service.
Š CAS: the signaling mode indication
Off: both PCM1 and PCM2 are common channel signalings (CCS).
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. PCM1 is the channel associated signaling (CAS), and
PCM2 is the common channel signaling (CCS).
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. PCM1 is the common channel signaling (CCS), and PCM2
is the channel associated signaling (CAS).

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On: both PCM1 and PCM2 are channel associated signalings (CAS).
Š LLB1: the 1st channel of relay self loop indication.
Š RLB1: the 1st channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA1: the 1st channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA1: the 1st channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP1: the 1st channel of slip frame indication.
Š LOS1: the 1st channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL1: indication that the 1st channel of signal is not received.
DSP: DSP fault indication:
Off: both DSP1 and DSP2 are normal
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. DSP1 is faulty, while DSP2 is normal.
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. DSP1 is normal, while DSP2 is faulty.
On: both DSP1 and DSP2 are faulty.
Š LLB2: the 2nd channel of relay self loop indication.
Š RLB2: the 2nd channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA2: the 2nd channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA2: the 2nd channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP2: slip frame indication of the 2nd channel.
Š LOS2: the 2nd channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL2: indication that the 2nd channel of signal is not received.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

There are three toggle switches in the board, and they are configured with the following
functions:
S1: the 4-position toggle switch, used to set PCM signaling modes. Here, 1 and 2
positions are used to set PCM1, and 3 and 4 positions to set PCM2. Meaning of the
toggle switch is shown in Table 1:

Table 1 S1 toggle switch meaning

1/3 2/4 Signaling mode

OFF OFF CAS2, NORKA
ON OFF 1VF
OFF ON INDUCTIVE

S2: 8-position toggle switch, used to set the external interface mode for the first
[Link] 1, and 2 and 3 positions set the matched resistance. When all the 1, 2 and 3
positions are ON, the matched resistance is 75ohm. When all of them are OFF, the
matched resistance is 120ohm. When the matched resistance is 75ohm, 4 and 5

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positions are used to set whether the receiving/sending external conductors are
grounded. If the three are On, the conductors are grounded, and Off for not grounded.
6, 7 and 8 positions are reserved.
S3: 8-position toggle switch, used to set the external interface mode for the second
PCM. Here 1, 2 and 3 positions set the matched resistance. When all the 1, 2 and 3
positions are ON, the matched resistance is 75ohm. When all of them are OFF, the
matched resistance is [Link] the matched resistance is 75ohm, 4 and 5
positions are used to set whether the receiving/sending external conductors are
grounded. If the three are On, the conductors are grounded, and Off for not grounded.
6, 7 and 8 positions are reserved.
There is no jumper in this board.

External Distribution
None.

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CB12DTF2 E1 Digital Trunk Board

Functions
(1) Provides two E1 (32 timeslots) PCM interfaces to connect with other switches.
(2) Extracts 8K clock from the upper-level exchange to send to the switch system as
the reference clock source, so that the switch can synchronize with other switches.
(3) Provides NO.5 line signaling transceiving function.
(4) CB12DTF2 provides two kinds of transmission frame structures in E1 interface:
CCS and CAS. The board configured with CCS frame structure can be applied to such
networking modes as TUP, ISUP, PRA, PHI and V5, etc. The board configured with
CAS frame structure can be applied to NO.5 signaling networking mode.

Principles
The system position of CB12DTF2 in the switch. In terms of structure, CB12DTF2 is
inserted in the digital trunk frame of the switch of overseas version. Its internal
interfaces are mainly 2Mbit/s HWs and the clock signals (4M/2M/8K) and
asynchronous serial ports communication signals, and external interfaces are two E1
interfaces meeting demands of ITUT G.703.
CB12DTF2 realizes the conversion between two HW messages and the HDB3 codes
on E1 interface. It tests the 2400 HZ and 2600 HZ and 2400+2600 HZ frequency
signals in the speech circuit, reports to MPU according to NO.5 signaling regulation,
and realizes the transmission of the frequency signals said above according to the
commands launched by MPU.
Two interface impedance modes (75ohm unbalanced/120ohm balanced) are available
for choice, and respectively they use 75ohm coaxial cables and 120ohm symmetrical
twisted pair.

Indicator Meanings
Altogether CB12DTF board has 17 indicators, which are defined as follows:
Š RUN: the running indicator, which flashes once every 0.5s before the board is in
service, and flashes once every 1s when the board is in service.
Š CAS: the signaling mode indication
Off: both PCM1 and PCM2 are common channel signalings (CCS).
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. PCM1 is the channel associated signaling (CAS),
and PCM2 is the common channel signaling (CCS).
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. PCM1 is the common channel signaling (CCS), and
PCM2 is the channel associated signaling (CAS).

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On: both PCM1 and PCM2 are channel associated signaling (CAS).
Š LLB1: the 1st channel of relay self loop indication.
Š RLB1: the 1st channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA1: the 1st channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA1: the 1st channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP1: the 1st channel of slip frame indication.
Š LOS1: the 1st channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL1: indication that the 1st channel of signal is not received.
Š DSP: DSP fault indication:
Off: both DSP1 and DSP2 are normal
Fast flash: flashing 0.5s/0.5s. DSP1 is faulty, while DSP2 is normal.
Slow flash: flashing 1s/1s. DSP1 is normal, while DSP2 is faulty.
On: both DSP1 and DSP2 are faulty.
Š LLB2: the 2nd channel of relay self loop indication.
Š RLB2: the 2nd channel of remote end loop back indication.
Š RRA2: the 2nd channel of frame remote alarm indication.
Š RMA2: the 2nd channel of multiframe remote alarm indication.
Š SLP2: slip frame indication of the 2nd channel.
Š LOS2: the 2nd channel of signal loss indication.
Š RCL2: indication that the 2nd channel of signal is not received.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

There are three toggle switches in the board, and they are configured with the following
functions:
S1: 4-position toggle switch, used to set PCM signaling mode. Here, 1 and 2 positions
are used to set PCM1, and 3 and 4 positions to set PCM2. Meaning of the toggle
switch is shown in Table 1:

Table 1 S1 toggle switch meaning

1/3 2/4 Signaling mode

OFF OFF CAS2, NORKA
ON OFF 1VF
OFF ON INDUCTIVE

S2: 8-position toggle switch, used to set the external interface mode for the first PCM .
Here 1, 2 and 3 positions set the matched resistance. When all the 1, 2 and 3 positions
are ON, the matched resistance is 75ohm. When all of them are OFF, the matched
resistance is 120ohm. When the matched resistance is 75ohm, 4 and 5 positions are
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three are ON, the conductors are not grounded, and OFF for not grounded. 6, 7 and 8
positions are reserved.
S3: 8-position toggle switch, used to set the external interface mode for the second
PCM .Here 1, 2 and 3 positions set the matched resistance. When all the 1, 2 and 3
positions are ON, the matched resistance is 75ohm. When all of them are OFF, the
matched resistance is 120ohm. When the matched resistance is 75ohm, 4 and 5
positions are used to set whether the receiving/sending external conductors are
grounded. When the three are ON, the conductors are not grounded, and OFF for not
grounded. 6,7 and 8 positions are reserved.
There is no jumper in this board.

External Distribution
None.

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DTR DTMF Transmitting and Receiving Board

Functions
(1) Transmitting DTMF signals to the switching network as required by commands of
the host;
(2) Receiving and recognizing DTMF signals of the trunk and reporting the result to the
host;
(3) Being capable of processing sixteen DTMF signals at the same time;
(4) Being capable of performing the self-check and self-measuring of the board.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the DTR board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the DTR board

Name Color Implications Normal state

RUN Red Operating indicator light Flash

Indicator light that is turned on while the

2~17 Green number receiver is busy and turned off while On/Off
the receiver is released.

Note: the red indicator light flashes at the interval of 0.5 second while empowering the
board or receiving the reset command, then the board performs the self-check. The
red indicator light flashes at the interval of one second while receiving the setting
command and then the board starts to work.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
None.

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DTT Digital Trunk Interface Board (Only for

Hongkong)

Functions
As the digital trunk interface board of T1, 801DTT0 board provides two standard T1
ports entitling the board with the function of line alarm detection and the associated
signaling transmission and receiving.

Implications of the indicator light

Table below illustrates implications of the indicator light on the DTT board.

Table 1 Implications of indicator light on the DTT board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes every second while
the board runs well and turned off while the
RUN Red communication between DTM and NOD fails Flash each second
PWR Red Indicator light that is turned on while the power is on. Constantly on
Indicator light that is turned on while the frame is the
SF-D4 format and turned off while the frame is ESF Depend on the data
S/ES Green format. configuration
Indicator light that is turned on while the sliding frame
occurs in the first channel and turned off while the signal
SLP1 Green is in the normal state. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the blue alarm
occurs in the first channel and turned off while the first
BA1 Green channel is OK. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the yellow alarm
occurs in the first channel and turned off while the first
YA1 Green channel is OK. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the signal loss of
synchronization occurs in the first channel and turned off
LOS1 Green while the signal is in the normal state. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the signal loss
occurs in the first channel and turned off while the signal
RCL1 Green is in the normal state. Off
BLK1 Green Reserved. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while DSP does not run
DSP Green well and turned off while DSP runs well Off
B8/A Green Reserved. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the sliding frame
occurs in the first channel and turned off while the signal
SLP2 Green is in the normal state. Off

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Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that is turned on while the blue alarm
occurs in the second channel and turned off while the
BA2 Green second channel is OK. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the yellow alarm
occurs in the second channel and turned off while the
YA2 Green second channel is OK. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the signal loss of
synchronization occurs in the second channel and
LOS2 Green turned off while the signal is in the normal state. Off
Indicator light that is turned on while the signal loss
occurs in the second channel and turned off while the
RCL2 Green signal is in the normal state. Off
BLK2 Green Reserved Off

Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 2 Implications of the switch on the DTT board

State Implications Normal setting

Setting 1 and 2 as OFF and 3 and 4 as
S1 Setting operating modes of serial port on the board ON.
S2 Reserved. Setting all as OFF.

External distribution
None.

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E16 16-channel E1 Interface Board

Functions
As the board that provides 16-channel standard 2M ports to AM/CM modules of the
C&C08 SPCE, E16 board can either be used to directly access RSA or be used as the
inter-office trunk. For the former use, it can replace the 40M optical interface board in
the direct access of AM/CM to RSM. Therefore, it can not only simplify the networking
topology, improve the networking flexibility, but also reduce the call delay and improve
the system stability. In addition, E16 board also provide functions of 1K TS switching
and HDLC link processing, in which, its output wave form complies with the ITU G.703
specifications (ER is less than 1E-9 while the transmission distance is less than one
kilometer and its jitter suppression performance can meet related requirements defined
in the ITU G.823 specifications.) Plus, E16 board can also provide two ports to facilitate
its applications in various circumstances: 75 (coaxial cable) or 120 (shielded twisted
pair.)

Implications of the indicator light

There are two indicator lights on the E16 board, one is the red light and the other is
green. Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the E16 board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes at the interval of one
second while the board runs properly, flashes at the
interval of half a second while the communication Flashes at the interval of two
RUN Red
between the board and QSI board fails after it is second/constantly on.
empowered and it is turned off while the board does not
work properly.
Indicator light that is constantly turned off while the board
FAIL Green Off
runs well and turned on while the board goes wrong.

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are two DIPs (S1 and S2) on the E16 board. Table 2 and 3 illustrates
implications of both S2 and S3.

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Table 2 Implications of the S1 DIP

DIP States and Implications Normal setting

ON Direct connection to the
32-module
4 Meaningless
OFF Non-direct connection to the
32-module
ON Impedance of the E1 port is
120
3 Varying with the impedance of the E1 port.
OFF Impedance of the E1 port is
75
ON Accessing FLASH ROM
permitted
2 ON
OFF Accessing FLASH ROM
inhibited
OFF operating program is for the
128-module
1 ON
ON Operating program is for the
32-module

Table 3 Implications of the S2 DIP

DIP States and Implications Normal setting

ON Hardware mode of the 128-module
1 ON
OFF Hardware mode of the 32-module
2 Option switch for the link time sequence OFF
ON Clock is provided by the board (for the
purpose of debugging) and S2.1 must be ON at
3 that time. OFF

OFF Normal operation

ON Providing self-loop to HW
4 OFF
OFF Normal operation

There is only one jumper JP7 on the E16 board. It is used to select the loading mode of
FPGA.
While JP7 is set as ON, FPGA is loaded via the cable; while it is set as OFF, FPGA is
loaded by SPROM.
It should be set as OFF in the normal operation.

External distribution
None.

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EMA Two-machine Switchover Board

Functions
(1) Monitoring the operating mode of two machines;
(2) Determining the active/standby state of CPU;
(3) Controlling the switchover of two machines;
(4) Coordinating the backup of two machines;
(5) Providing the function of transparent transmission.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the EMA board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on EMA board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes every second
RUN Red Flash
while the EMA board runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the A
A/B Green machines the active machine and turned off while On/Off
the B machine is the active one.
Indicator light that is turned on while the A
ACT Green On/Off
machines the active machine
Indicator light that is turned on while the A
SBY Green Off/On
machines the standby machine
Indicator light that is turned on while the A
OUT Green Off
machines off-line.
Indicator light that is turned on while the B machine
ACT Green Off/On
is the active machine
Indicator light that is turned on while the B machine
SBY Green On/Off
is the standby machine
Indicator light that is turned on while the B machine
OUT Green Off
is off-line

Note: Viewing from the front side: for AM16, left to EMA is MPCA and right to EMA is
MPCB; for SM, upper to EMA is MPUA and lower to EMA is MPU B.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

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External distribution
None.

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H302 ESC Board

Functions
The H302ESC board is used in the access system or integrated module of APDH and
SDH to monitor the ambient conditions and the power supply system. Because of the
system difference, its slots are incompatible with those of H302NMI and H301NMI of
the old HONET system. Designed on the base of H302NMI and H311ESC boards, it
monitors such items as: ambient temperature, humidity, primary power system, battery
and distribution frame. At the same time, it controls the equalizing/floating charge of the
battery, On/Off state of the battery and states of the fan.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the ESC H302ESC board

Name Color Implications

Indicator light that flashes rapidly while the board does not start to work and
RUN Red
flashes at the interval of one second while the board has started to work
Indicator light that is turned on while the ambient alarm occurs and turned off
ELARM Red
while the board runs well.
Indicator light that is turned on while the alarm occurs in the power system
PALARM Red
and turned off while the power system runs well.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Connectors on the H302ESC board are defined as follows:
J6 4PIN connecting to the battery
J7 and J8 4PIN connecting to the -48V output of the primary power system
J9 and J10 4PIN connecting to the -48V output of the busbar
J5 and J15 2PIN connecting to the busbar of the fan
J11 3PIN connecting to the protective ground of the rack
J13 6PIN connecting to the sensor of the entry authority system
Four RJ45 ports:
J1 Connecting to RSA_1/AV5

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J2 and J3 connecting to the expansion serial port

J4 connecting to AMS 2 monitoring equipment of the power monitoring system
S1, S2 and S3: three 3PIN jumper. While the 1 and 2 pins are short-circuited, 1 , 2
and 3 ports are all RS422 serial ports; while the 2 and 3 pins are short-circuited, ,
2 and 3 ports are all RS232 serial ports.
There is a alarm buzzer in the H302ESC board for the battery reversed connection.
When the battery is connected reversedly (continuous alarm sound). At the same time,
it is possible that the fuse tube is damaged.
Alarm buzzer of the ambient and power supply system B2: while fault occurs in the
ambient and power supply system (e.g. Ambient temperature and humidity is higher or
lower than the upper threshold and lower threshold set at the background; voltage of
the power system is over than 60V or lower than 45V; primary power supply failure and
AC mains failure), the alarm buzzer will give off the audible alarm (at the interval of
0.25S)

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H303ESC Board

Functions
As the board capable of being employed in the AN system and SPCE system, the
H303ESC board can either communicate with the RSP and AV5 board (in AN system)
or communicate with the CC06TS or ALM board (in SPCE system). The H303ESC
board can communicate with the AV5 board and the RSP board to monitor the
operating state of ONU NE and CATV equipment. In addition, it can expand functions
of ONU by connecting the peripheral intelligent power supply system, monitoring
equipment of the machine room, ACB equipment and so on via serial ports. Ambient
monitoring system can monitor the ambient temperature, humidity, entry authority
system and distribution frame. It also provides following parameters: six analog
variable, sixteen digital switching value, two output ports and controls the fan.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the ESC H303ESC board

Name Color Implications

Indicator light that is flashes rapidly while the board does not start to work and
RUN Red
flashes slowly at the interval of one second while the board starts to work.

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are seven jumpers on the H303ESC board;
S1, S2: two 3PIN jumpers. While 1 and 2 pins are short-circuited, 1 and 2 ports
are the RS232 serial ports; while 2 and 3 pins are short-circuited, 1 and 2 ports are
the RS422 serial ports.
S3, S8 and S10: three 3PIN jumpers. While 1 and 2 pins are short-circuited, 3# port is
the RS232 serial port; while the 2 and 3 pins of S3 are short-circuited, and 1 and 2 pins
of S8 and S10 are short-circuited, 3# serial port is the RS422 serial port; while the 1
and 2 pins of S11 are short-circuited, operating indicator light of the board is in the
operation state (flashes); While the 2 and 3 pins of S11 are short-circuited, LED of the
alarm box is in the operation state; While the 2 and 3 pins of S4 are short-circuited, the
humidity sensor in the board is employed.

External distribution

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Note:
One motherboard is connected to the H303ESC board via the 96PIN HEADER
connector. Peripheral connector are all available on the board.

Here follows definitions of the connector on the H303ESC board:

JP3 4PIN connecting to the -48V output of the primary power system
JP2 2PIN connecting to the busbar of the fan
JP1 3PIN connecting to the protective grounding of the rack
JTM1 2PIN connecting to the sensor of the entry authority system
JAC1 and JAC2 2PIN controlling the output
JAK1 2PIN output of the alarm indicator light
JAK2 JIAK4 2PIN reserved output control
JAB1 2PIN output of the alarm buzzer
JTP1 2PIN detection of the distribution frame
JTA1 JTA6 5PIN 6 -channel analog input
JTD1 JTD12 4PIN 12-channel switching value input
JTD13 JTD16 3PIN 4-channel switching value input
JTD17 JTD20 2PIN 2-channel detection of 48V
4 RJ45 serial ports:
J1 connecting to RSP/AV5
J2 connecting to the power monitoring unit
J3 connecting to AMS-2 (power monitoring equipment of the machine
room) or connecting to RSP/AV5.
J4 connecting to ACB
JC5 JC7 connecting to the power module of the CATV equipment and
receiving/transmitting module of the CATV equipment respectively.
Alarm buzzer on the H303ESC board:
There is an alarm buzzer B1 on the H303ESC board. It will give off the audible alarm
(continuous alarm sound) while the ambient alarm occurs. Ambient alarm parameter
covers following items: temperature, humidity, entry authority system, distribution
frame, six analog variable and sixteen digital switching value input. At the same time,
alarm cut-off switch is available in front of the H303ESC board to cut off the audible
alarm of the alarm buzzer.

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FBC Optical-electrical Conversion Board

Functions
(1) Receiving 40.96Mbit/s optical signals transmitted from the SM to AM/CM, then
converting them into the TTL signal and finally sending them to the FBI board for
further processing;
(2) Driving 40.96Mbit/s optical signals transmitted from the FBI board and transmitting
them to related optical components, where the optical signal will be sent to the optical
fiber.

Implications of the indicator light

None.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Four optical components are ranked from top down:
LDX1: The first transmitting optical channel
LDX2: The first receiving optical channel
LDY1: The second transmitting optical channel
LDY2: The second receiving optical channel

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FBI Optical Fiber Interface Board

Functions
(1) Providing the fast data transmitting channel for exchanging data between SM and
AM/CM;
(2) Extracting and separating voice signal from the optical signal and transmitting them
to the central switching CTN board for the switching;
(3) Extracting and separating 2.048Mbit/s link signals from the optical signal and
transmitting them to the signaling switching SNT board for processing;
(4) Synthesizing voice signal from the CTN board, link signals from the SNT board and
synchronous signal of itself into the 40.96M bit/s signal and transmitting them to the
FBC board;
(5) Reporting board states to the communication control MCC board and performing
the active/standby switchover function;
(6) Providing the required synchronous signal to the network board of SM;
(7) Performing the loop test for the overall switching network.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the C813 FBI board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the C813 FBI board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that flashes at the interval of one second
RUN Red Flash
while CUP of the board runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the board is the
ACT Green active board and turned off while the board is the standby On/Off
one.
Indicator light that is turned on while it communicates
NOD Green with the 0# master node of the same group and turned off On/Off
while it communicates with the 1# master node.
Indicator light that is turned on while the first signal loss
LFA1 Green of synchronization occurs in the optical channel and Off
turned off while the signal synchronization runs well.
Indicator light that is turned on while error bit occurs in
BER1 Green the first optical channel and turned off while there is no Off
error bit in it.
Indicator light that is turned on while the alarm occurs in
RMT1 Green the peer end (OPT) of the first optical channel and turned Off
off while the peer end is OK.
Indicator light that is turned on while the second signal
LFA2 Green loss of synchronization occurs in the optical channel and Off
turned off while the signal synchronization runs well.
Indicator light that is turned on while error bit occurs in
BER2 Green the second optical channel and turned off while there is Off
no error bit in it.
Indicator light that is turned on while the alarm occurs in
RMT2 Green the peer end (OPT) of the second optical channel and Off
turned off while the peer end is OK.

Table 2 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the C814 FBI board

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Table 2 Implications of the indicator light on the C814 FBI board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that flashes at the interval of one second while
RUN Red Flash
CUP of the board runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the board is the active
NOD Green On/Off
board and turned off while the board is the standby one.
Indicator light that is turned on while the first optical channel
ACT1 Green is the active channel and turned off while it is the standby On/Off
one.
Indicator light that is turned on while there is no optical signal
RNL1 Green available in the first optical channel and turned off while the Off
optical signal is available.
Indicator light that is turned on while the signal loss of
LFA1 Green synchronization occurs in the first optical channel and turned Off
off while the signal synchronization runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the error bit occurs in the
BER1 Green first optical channel and turned off while there is no error bit Off
available.
Indicator light that is turned on while fault occurs in the peer
RMT1 Green end of the first optical channel and turned off while the peer Off
end is OK.
Indicator light that is turned on while the first optical channel
LLP1 Green Off
is self-looped and turned off while the channel runs well.
Indicator light that is turned on while self-loop occurs in
FLP1 Green OPT/OLE connecting to the first optical channel and turned Off
off while OPT/OLE are OK.
Indicator light that is turned on while the clock loss occurs and
LOF Green Off
turned off while the clock is OK.
Indicator light that is turned on while the second optical
ACT2 Green channel is the active channel and turned off while it is the On/Off
standby one.
Indicator light that is turned on while there is no optical signal
RNL2 Green available in the second optical channel and turned off while Off
the optical signal is available.
Indicator light that is turned on while the signal loss of
LFA2 Green synchronization occurs in the second optical channel and Off
turned off while the signal synchronization runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the error bit occurs in the
BER2 Green second optical channel and turned off while there is no error Off
bit available.
Indicator light that is turned on while fault occurs in the peer
RMT2 Green end of the second optical channel and turned off while the Off
peer end is OK.
Indicator light that is turned on while the second optical
LLP2 Green channel is self-looped and turned off while the channel runs Off
well.
Indicator light that is turned on while self-loop occurs in
FLP2 Green OPT/OLE connecting to the second optical channel and Off
turned off while OPT/OLE are OK.
Indicator light that is turned on while the clock loss occurs and
turned off while the clock is OK.

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Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 3 illustrates implications of the jumper on the C813 FBI board.

Table 3 Implications of the jumper on the C813 FBI board

Jumper States and implications

JX1 Set as ON while running well, indicating that the phase shift of the clock is 1800
JY1 Set as ON while running well, indicating that the phase shift of the clock is 180
J101 Set as ON while running well, indicating that the FPGA operates in the active serial mode.
J102 Set as XOFF to prevent the alarm report of the X optical channel; set as OFF to prevent the
alarm report of the Y optical channel.
J103 Set as ON while running well, indicating that the FPGA operates in the active serial mode.

Table 3 illustrates implications of the jumper on the C814 FBI board .

Table 4 Implications of the jumper on the C814 FBI board

Jumper States and implications

J101 Not short-circuited while running well; Short-circuited while performing the debugging.
J102 Set as XOFF to prevent the alarm report of the X optical channel; set as OFF to prevent the
alarm report of the Y optical channel.
J103 Short-circuited while the version of FPGA program in OPT/OLE connecting to the X optical
channel is 1200/5202; not short-circuited in other conditions.
J104 Short-circuited while the version of FPGA program in OPT/OLE connecting to the Y optical
channel is 1200/5202; not short-circuited in other conditions.

Note: X indicates the first optical channel and Y indicates the second one.

External distribution
There is no optical fiber on the FBI board. Optical fibers are all on the back board of it:
FBC board.

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FIO AM/CM Communication Interface Frame

Motherboard

Functions
As the motherboard of the AM/CM communication interface frame, FIO has following
boards inserted on itself: optical interface board (FBI), central switching board (CTN)
and power supply board (PWC). At the same time, it is compatible with the following
optical boards: single-channel optical board, double-channel optical board and
long-distance optical board. It provides following functions:
(1) Empowering various boards of the AM/CM interface frame, including: FBI, CTN and
so on.
(2) Facilitating signal interconnections among various boards of the AM/CM interface
frame;
(3) Providing the distribution and jack to the clock frame and AM/CM master control
frame.
Besides, the C822FIO board employs the 96PIN pin tray, supporting boards such as
E16, STU and PWS etc.

Implications of the indicator light

None.

Implications of the switch and jumper

JB1 JB6: connecting to SMB of the clock signal
JP81 JP84: Pin tray for connecting to the MCB
JP85, JP86, JP93 and JP94: power pin tray for the secondary power system
JP70 and JP76: feeding power pin tray for FBI
JP69, JP75, JP89 and JP90: GND pin tray
JP67, JP91, JP73 and JP92: pin tray for power supply alarm
S1 and S2 functions to select operating modes of the CTN board. Table 1 illustrates
implications of them.

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Table 1 Implications of the switch and jumper on the FIO board

Jumper
(From top Implications Normal state
down)
Set as OFF to load data and program; set as ON to run the burned
1 ON
data and program
Set as OFF not to burn the data and program; set as ON to burn the
2 OFF
data and program
Combination

3 4 implications

OFF OFF Loading the C module

3 ON
ON OFF Loading the B module with the V610R001 and
4 ON
V610R002 version

ON ON Loading the B module with the V610R003 version

OFF ON Debugging state

Note: OFF indicates to switch to left and ON to right

External distribution
Fig. 1 illustrates the distribution on the back side of the FIO board.

Selection switch in
CTNworking mode

Signaling HWsubnode serial Signaling HWsubnode serial

differential signals JB83 JB81 differential signals

S1 S2
1st group of clocksource and group of clocksource

JB84 JB82
Signaling HWsubnode serial Signaling HWsubnode serial
differential signals differential signals

Fig 1 Distributions on the back side of the FIO board

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HSL Board

Functions
The H301HSL board provides two V.35 ports (transmitting rate of NX64K(N 1 31))
and two FE1 ports. It is compatible with slots of the ASL and DSL board. Of both ports,
the V.35 port is capable of working in both DCE and DTE modes with its clock selected
from the internal clock, external clock and slave clock; the other port, FEI, may be used
to connect to the remote DB unit or can replace the HW line to transmit data while the
transmitting rate of the V.35 port is more than 384Kb/s. The board can perform
phase-lock to various clock resource and can extract the clock from the FE1 port
taking use of the clock or phase lock provided by the motherboard.

Implications of the indicator light

RUN indicator light (Red)
There are double working states of the RUN indicator light:

1. Fast flashes at the interval of 0.25 second

It flashes at the interval of 0.25 second during the process from empowering the board
to the HSL self-check completed. Viewed from the maintenance console, the board is
red.

2. Slow flashes at the interval of one second.

It flashes at the interval of one second after the HSL board self-check is completed.
Viewed from the maintenance console, the board is green.
RXD and TXD indicator light (Green)
RXD and TXD indicator light on the HSL board indicate the receiving/transmitting state
of each V.35 port. The RXD indicator light is turned on while the V.35 port is receiving
the data and TXD indicator light is turned on while the V.35 port is transmitting data.

Note:
The indicator light is turned off while the port only transmits or receives zeros or ones.

LFA and LOS indicator light

They indicate operating states of the FE1 port on the HSL board, of which, LFA
indicates the frame misalignment of the FE1 board and LOS indicates the signal loss of
the FEI port.

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LINK indicator light

It is turned on while any channel of the FE1 port has signal transmitted or received.
And it is turned off while there is no signal transmitted throughout the FE1 port.
Self-check state
After being reset, the HSL board enters the self-check state. Users can locate the
hardware fault taking reference of the indicator light state.
LOS0: ON: indicating the accessing error of the 8031 internal storage.
LOS1: ON: indicating the accessing error of the external storage.
LFA0: ON: indicating the accessing error of the 8980 register.
LFA1: ON: indicating the accessing error of the DS2154 register.

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are four DIPs on the HSL board defined as follows:

1. States and implications of the S1 DIP

S1 is used to match the impedance of the first FE1 port. While the FE1 port is
connected with the 75 ohm coaxial cable, S1 are all set as “ON.” While the port is
connected with the 120ohm twisted pair, S1 are all set as “OFF”.

2. States and implications of the S2 DIP

S2 is used to match the impedance of the second FE1 port. While the FE1 port is
connected with the 75 ohm coaxial cable, S2 are all set as “ON.” While the port is
connected with the 120ohm twisted pair, S2 are all set as “OFF”.

3. States and implications of the S5 DIP

S5 is set as follows while the first V.35 port works in the DCE mode:
DIP1: ON
DIP2: ON
DIP3: OFF
DIP4: OFF
S5 is set as follows while the first V.35 port works in the DTE mode:
DIP1: OFF
DIP2: OFF
DIP3: ON
DIP4: ON

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4. States and implications of the S4 DIP

S4 is set as follows while the second V.35 port works in the DCE mode:
DIP1: ON
DIP2: ON
DIP3: OFF
DIP4: OFF
S4 is set as follows while the second V.35 port works in the DTE mode:
DIP1: OFF
DIP2: OFF
DIP3: ON
DIP4: ON

External distribution

1. V.35 DCE cable

Assorted cables of the HSL board are inserted into the analog subscriber position of
the subscriber frame. Cables of the first V.35 port and the first FE1 port are led from
the upper HEADER, and those of the second V.35 port and the second FE1 port are
led from the lower HEADER. By far, only the cable with the V.35 has the outlet.
Attached to one end of the cable is the AMP male connector and to the other end is the
female connector. The length of the cable is fifteen meters. Please see the figure
below for the reference.

Fig. 1 V.35 DCE cable

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Fig. 2 V.35 DCE cable

Figure below illustrates the specific connections of the cable:

c1 a1 a2 c2 a3 c3 a4 c4 c5 a5

Apair of line Apair of line Apair of line Apair of line Apair of line

R T V X Y AA U W P S C D E F H

Fig. 3 Specific connections of V.35 DCE cable

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Table 1 Cable connection reference table

AMP M34 Operating state Transmitting Note

direction

c1 R Receive Data(A) From DCE to DTE Data receiving line A

a1 T Receivee Data(B) From DCE to DTE Data receiving line B

a2 V Receive Timing(A) From DCE to DTE Clock receiving line A

c2 X Receive Timing(B) From DCE to DTE Clock receiving line B

a3 Y Transmit Timing(A) From DCE to DTE Clock transmitting line A

c3 AA Transmit Timing(B) From DCE to DTE Clock transmitting line A

a4 U Terminal Timing(A) From DTE to DCE Clock transmitting line A of DTE

c4 W Terminal Timing(B) From DTE to DCE Clock transmitting line B of DTE

c5 P Send Data(A) From DTE to DCE Data transmitting line A

a5 S Send Data(B) From DTE to DCE Data transmitting line B

C RTS From DTE to DCE C and D are short-circuited

D CTS From DCE to DTE

E DSR From DCE to DTE E, F and H are short-circuited

F DCD From DCE to DTE

H DTR From DTE to DCE

Note:
Transmitting direction mentioned in the table above actually indicates “from DTE to
DCE”.

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LAPMC2 Module Communication Processing

Board

Functions
As the board used to control the inter-module communication, the LAPMC2 board is
positioned in the master control frame (SM), functioning in both communications
between SM and AM and between different SMs. The inter-module communication
takes advantages of the Q.922 protocol. The LAPMC2 board provides communication
services related to the link layer.

Implications of the indicator light

There are three indicator lights on the LAPMC2 board, one is red (VCC) and the other
two are green (RUN/LINK0 and LINK1). Table 1 illustrates implications of those
indicator lights.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the LAPMC2 board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that is turned on while the power supply

VCC Red system runs well and turned off while the power supply Constantly on
system goes wrong.

Operating indicator light that flashes at the interval of one

RUN/LIN Flashes at the interval of
Green second while the board runs well and flashes at the interval
K0 one second
of 0.5 second while the board dose not start to work yet.

Indicator light that is turned on while any link of the virtual

LINK1 Green Constantly on
channel runs well and turned off while all links go wrong.

Others Meaningless

Implications of the switch and jumper

(1) 8-bit DIP S1 is near the handle puller of the LAPMC2 board. Table 2 illustrates
states and implications of S1 DIP.
While being employed in the B-type SPCE, 2 and 3 of S1 DIP on the CB03LAP9 board
are set as ON; while being in the A-type SPCE, 1, 2, and 6 of S1 DIP on the
CB03LAP9 are set as ON.
(2) States and implications of the jumper:
1) JP3 JP5 and JP12

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A: select the ID line of the A-type SPCE

B: select the ID line of the B-type SPCE

Table 2 States and implications of the S1 DIP

Jumper OFF ON

1 Host accessing the mailbox in the 16-bit Host accessing the mailbox in the 8-bit mode
mode

2 Reserved, program is readable Reserved, program is readable

3 Used in the A-type SPCE Used in the B-type SPCE

4 Normal phase of the HW data Reversed phase of the HW data

5 Mailbox B (U10) is in the first position Mailbox A (U11) is in the first position

6 Employed in the B-type SPCE Employed in the A-type SPCE

7 Reserved, program is readable Reserved, program is readable

8 Reserved, program is readable Reserved, program is readable

2) JP6
AEN1: selecting the address accessing permission signal of the B-type SPCE.
AEN5: selecting the address accessing permission signal of the A-type SPCE
3) JP11 and JP8
E: taking advantage of the clock and frame alignment signal over the network.
I: taking advantages of the clock and frame alignment signal generated by EPLD.
4) JP10
It is fixed as short-circuited
5) JP13
L: used in the self-loop mode while the controller input employs DHW2 as the HW
N: normal operating mode

External distribution
None.

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LAPV5 V5 Signaling Processing Board

Functions
Each LAPV5 board can process four V5 signaling at the same time.

Implications of the indicator light

There are two types of the LAPV5 boards: CB01LAP1 or CB03LAP1 on which there
are nine indicator lights in sum: one is red and the other eight are green. Table below
illustrates implications of the indicator light.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the LAPV5 board

Name Color Implications Normal state

1 Red Power indicator light On

2 Green Operating indicator light Flashes every second

On: the link is established;

3~9 Green Link indicator light
Off: the link is disconnected

Implications of the switch and jumper

Switches on the LAPV5 board are set as follows:

1. CB01LAP1

While being employed in the A-type and C-type SPCE:

Jumper: 2 and 3 pins of the JP2, JP3, JP4, JP5 and JP6 are short- circuited;
DIP: BIT1 and BIT6 of S1 DIP are set as ON and others as OFF.
While being employed in the B-type SPCE:
Jumper: 1 and 2 pins of JP2 are short-circuited; 2 and 3 pins of the JP3, JP4, JP5 and
JP6 are short-circuited;
DIP: each bit of the S1 DIP is set as OFF.

2. CB03LAP1

While being employed in A-type and C-type SPCEs;

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Jumper: 1 and 2 pins of JP3, JP4, JP5, JP6, JP8, JP11, JP12 and JP13 are
short-circuited; 2 and 3 pins of JP10 are short-circuited;
DIP: BIT1, BIT2, BIT3 and BIT6 of S1 DIP are set as ON and other BITs as OFF.
While being employed in B-type SPCE:
Jumper: 2 and 3 pins of JP3, JP4, JP5, JP6, JP10 and JP12 are short-circuited, 1 and
2 pins of JP8, JP11 and JP13 are short-circuited;
DIP: BIT2 and BIT3 of S1 DIP are set as ON and other BITs as OFF.

External distribution
None.

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LPN7 Common Channel Signaling System No.7

Processing Board

Functions
(1) CB01LAP0 and CB03LAPA0 board can completely replace the CCO1NO70 board
while they are capable of processing SS7. They only support two links and short
messages. At present, CB01LAP/CB03LAP are completely compatible with the
CC01NO70 board.
(2) Be capable of processing long messages of four links.

Implications of the indicator light

There are two types of the LPN7 board: CB01LAP0 or CB03LAPA0, of which, the
CB01LAP0 board has six indicator lights fixed on it (one red and five green) and the
CB03LAPA0 board has nine indicator lights fixed on it (one red and eight green). Table
below illustrates implications of the indicator light.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the CB01LAP0 board

Name Color Implications Normal state

1 Red Power indicator light On
2 Green Operating indicator light Flashes every second
On: the link is established
3~6 Green Link indicator light
Off: the link is disconnected

Table 2 Implications of the indicator light on the CB03LAPA0A board

Name Color Implications Normal state

1 Red Power indicator light On
2 Green Operating indicator light Flashes every second
On: the link is established
3~9 Green Link indicator light
Off: the link is disconnected

Implications of the switch and jumper

Switches on the LPN7 board are set as follows:

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1. CB01LAP0 (REV C):

(1) Compatible NO7 board

Jumper: JP3,JP4,JP5,JP6 = A
DIP: SW1, SW6 = ON; SW7 = ON, Other SW DIPs = OFF
(2) Processing the long message
DIP: All SW DIPs = OFF
Jumper: JP3, JP4, JP5, JP6 =B
(3) Processing the long message
Jumper: JP3, JP4, JP5, JP6 = A
DIP: SW1, SW6 = ON, SW7 = OFF, Other SW DIPs = OFF

2. CB03LAPA0:

(1) Compatible NO7 board

Jumper: JP3, JP4, JP5, JP10, JP12= A; JP6=AEN5
DIP: SW2,SW3=ON; SW1, SW6 = ON; SW7 = ON, other SW DIPs = OFF
(2) Processing the short message
Jumper: JP3, JP4, JP5, JP10, JP12= B; JP6=AEN1
DIP: SW2,SW3=ON, other SW DIPs = OFF.
(3) Processing long messages
Jumper: JP3, JP4, JP5, JP10, JP12= A; JP6=AEN5
DIP: SW2,SW3= ON; SW1, SW6,= ON; SW7 = OFF; other SW DIPs = OFF

External distribution
None.

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LPRA ISDN(30B+D) Protocol Processing Board

Functions
The LPRA board is used to process the PRA protocol.

Implications of the indicator light

There are six indicator lights on the LAP PRA board, of which, one is red and the other
five are green. Table below illustrates implications of the indicator lights.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator lights on the LAP PRA board

Name Color Implications Normal state

1 Red Power indicator light On

2 Green Operating indicator light Flashes every second

On: the link is established

3~6 Green Link indicator light
Off: the link is disconnected

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are five jumpers and one DIP on the LPPRA board.
While being employed in the A-type and C-type SPCE:
Jumper: 2 and 3 pins of JP2, JP3, JP4, JP5 and JP6 are short-circuited;
DIP: BIT1 and BIT6 of S1 are set as ON and others as OFF.
While being employed in the B-type SPCE:
Jumper: 1 and 2 pins of JP2 are short-circuited and 2 and 3 pins of JP3, JP4, JP5 and
JP6 are short-circuited;
Jumper: all BITs of S1 are set as OFF.

External distribution
None.

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LPRSA RSA Protocol Processing Board

Functions
It replaces the local RSA board and provides the line concentration at remote end by
implementing the LPRSA+DT mode. Although it may process 32-channel RSA
protocols at the same time, 16-channel is the recommended capacity.

Implications of the indicator light

The LAPRSA board is based on the CB03LAP8 board. There are seventeen indicator
lights on it (one red and sixteen green). Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator
light.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the LAPRSA board

Name Color Implications Normal state

1 Red Power indicator light On
2 Green Operating indicator light of the Flash every second
first CPU
3~9 Green Link indicator light of the first On: the link is established
CPU
Off: the link is disconnected
10 Green Operating indicator light of the Flash every second
second CPU
Link indicator light of the On: the link is established
11~17 Green second CPU
Off: the link is disconnected

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are five jumper and one DIP on the LPRSA board.
While being employed in the A-type and C-type SPCE:
Jumper: 2 and 3 pins of JP2, JP3, JP4, JP5 and JP6 are short-circuited;
DIP: BIT1 and BIT6 of S1 are set as ON and other BITs as OFF.
While being employed in the B-type SPCE:
Jumper: 1 and 2 pins of JP2 are short-circuited, 2 and 3 pins of JP3, JP4, JP5 and JP6
are short-circuited;
DIP: all BITs of S1 are set as OFF.

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External distribution
None.

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LRT Local T1 Interface Board

Functions
(1) Receiving host commands transferred from the master node and then transferring
them to sub-nodes of various levels;
(2) Receiving the inquiry command from the master node and then reporting to the
master node responses from sub-nodes of various levels;
(3) Facilitating the link communication to the remote end RSA taking advantage of the
LAPB protocol;
(4) Supporting the standard T1 port;
(5) Supporting four T1 alarms, indications, link alarms and indications.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the LRT board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the LRT board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes every two
RUN Red second while the board runs well and flashes fast Flash
while the board does not start to work.
Link indicator light that is turned on while fault
CK0 Green occurs in the link and turned off while the link Off
runs well.
CK1 Green Constantly off. Meaningless Off
T1 indicator light that is turned on while the
LOSC Green carrier frequency is lost and turned off while the Off
carrier frequency is OK
T1 indicator light that is turned on while the loss
LOSF Green of synchronization occurs and turned off while Off
the synchronization is OK.
T1 yellow alarm indicator light that is turned on
ALMY Green while the loss of synchronization occurs at the Off
peer end and turned off while the peer end is OK
T1 blue alarm indicator light that is turned on
ALMB Green while the peer end loses the carrier frequency Off
and turned off while the peer end is OK.
Self-check indicator light that is turned on while
the board is performing the self-check and turned
SELF Green off while the board runs well. The self-check Off
should be completed two seconds, otherwise the
board goes wrong.
ALM1~ALM8 Green Meaningless

Implications of the switch and jumper

There is no jumper on the LRT board. Table 2 illustrates implications of the DIP on the
board.

Table 2 Implications of the DIP on the LRT board

DIP Implications Normal state

ON: selecting the difference port;;
S1 ON
OFF: disabling the selection
Reset button of the board. Press the button will reset
SW1
the board.

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External distribution
Differential HW and differential clock are connected to the HEADER 1 of the board and
differential serial port is connected to the HEADER 2. Fig. 1 illustrates specific
connections.
The first eight rows of the HEADER 1 connect to the HW and clock line from the A
network board and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The second eight rows of it connect to the HW and clock line from the B network board
and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The last four rows of the HEADER 2 are ports of the serial port 0 and 1.

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OUW+A The other part of the corresponding

1UW+A differential singnals ont the left with the
ODW+A
1DW+A symbol + changed to -
AT+A
/4M+A
2M+A
FS+A
OUW+B
1UW+B
ODW+B
1DW+B
AT+B
/4M+B
2M+B
FS+B

header 1
R-RC R-TC
T-RC T-TC
R-RT R-TT
T-RT T-TT

PGND
PGND PGND
PGND

+5V +5V
+5V +5V
GND GND
GND GND

GND GND
GND
+5V GND
+5V +5V
+5V

ID0
ID0
/RSA /RSA
/SUPER00 /SUPER03
/SUPER01
/SUPER02 /SUPER04
SRXCK3 /SUPER05
SSIOR3 SRXCK3
SSIOT3
INS CND
/SUPER06
/SUPER07
header 2

TXDORS TXDORS

PGND PGND
PGND PGND

1TXD+ 1TXD-
1RXD+ 1TXD-
OTXD+ OTXD-
ORXD+ ORXD-

Fig.1 External distribution of the LRT board

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LSA Local E1 Interface Board

Functions
(1) Receiving host commands transferred from the master node and then transferring
them to sub-nodes of various levels;
(2) Receiving the inquiry command from the master node and then reporting to the
master node responses from sub-nodes of various levels;
(3) Facilitating the link communication to the remote end RSA taking advantage of the
LAPB protocol;
(4) Supporting the standard E1 port;
(5) Supporting three E1 alarms, indications, link alarms and indications.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the LSA board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the LSA board

Name Color Implications Normal state

RUN Red Operating indicator light that flashes every two Flash
second while the board runs well and flashes
fast while the board does not start to work.
CK0 Green Link indicator light that is turned on while fault Off
occurs in the link and turned off while the link
runs well.
CK1 Green Constantly off. Meaningless Off
E1 indicator light that is turned on while the
LOSC Green carrier frequency is lost and turned off while the Off
carrier frequency is OK
E1 indicator light that is turned on while the loss
LOSF Green of synchronization occurs and turned off while Off
the synchronization is OK.
E1 yellow alarm indicator light that is turned on
ALMY Green while the loss of synchronization occurs at the Off
peer end and turned off while the peer end is OK
ALMB Green Same as above Off
Self-check indicator light that is turned on while
the board is performing the self-check and
SELF Green turned off while the board runs well. The Off
self-check should be completed two seconds,
otherwise the board goes wrong.
ALM1~ALM8 Green Meaningless

Implications of the switch and jumper

There is no jumper on the LSA board. Table 2 illustrates implications of the DIP on the
board.

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Table 2 Implications of the DIP on the LSA board

DIP Implications Normal state

ON: selecting the difference port; ON
S1
OFF: disabling the selection
Select the 75ohm matched resistance while set as (ON,
S2 S3
OFF)
Select the 120ohm matched resistance while set as
S2 S3
(OFF, ON)
Reset button of the board. Press the button will reset the
SW1
board.

External distribution
Differential HW and differential clock are connected to the HEADER 1 of the board and
differential serial port is connected to the HEADER 2. Fig. 1 illustrates specific
connections.
The first eight rows of the HEADER 1 connect to the HW and clock line from the A
network board and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The second eight rows of it connect to the HW and clock line from the B network board
and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The last four rows of the HEADER 2 are ports of the serial port 0 and 1.

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OUW+A The other part of the corresponding

1UW+A differential singnals ont the left with the
ODW+A
1DW+A symbol + changed to -
AT+A
/4M+A
2M+A
FS+A
OUW+B
1UW+B
ODW+B
1DW+B
AT+B
/4M+B
2M+B
FS+B

header 1
R-RC R-TC
T-RC T-TC
R-RT R-TT
T-RT T-TT

PGND
PGND PGND
PGND

+5V +5V
+5V +5V
GND GND
GND GND

GND GND
GND
+5V GND
+5V +5V
+5V

ID0
ID0
/RSA /RSA
/SUPER00 /SUPER03
/SUPER01
/SUPER02 /SUPER04
SRXCK3 /SUPER05
SSIOR3 SRXCK3
SSIOT3
INS CND
/SUPER06
/SUPER07
header 2

TXDORS TXDORS

PGND PGND
PGND PGND

1TXD+ 1TXD-
1RXD+ 1TXD-
OTXD+ OTXD-
ORXD+ ORXD-

Fig. 1 External distribution of the LSA board

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MC2 Module Communication Board

Functions
Providing the HDLC link whose transmitting rate may be up to 2Mbps, processing the
protocol used in the inter-module communication and ensuring the accuracy of the
communication data.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the MC2 board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the C804 MC2 board

Normal
Name Color Implications
state
Indicator light that is turned off while the board is being
RUN Red On
reset
5V Green Indicator light that is constantly on while the power is on On
Indicator light that flashes while the link has not been
F0 Green established yet, turned off while the board does not start On
to work and is constantly on in other circumstances
F1 Green Not used

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
None.

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MCC Module Communication Control Board

Functions
MCC(Module Communication Control)may be divided into two types based on
functions and positions: MCCM and MCCS. For the former, it provides the signaling
communicate link between SM and AM and transfers the control information from SM
to SM, from SM to MCCM and from SM to STN. It also provides the serial port for the
purpose of maintenance. For the latter, MCCM performs functions of the master
control CPU, controls the whole AM/CM module, provides interfaces to BAM and
communicates with BAM. MCCM and MCCS share the same hardware. Difference in
their functions are achieved by loading different programs.
MCCM(MCC master board, Master)
MCCS(MCC slave board, slave)

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the MCC board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the MCC board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicating light that is turned on while the
RUN Red On
board runs well
Indicating light that is turned on while the
M/R Green board is the active board and turned off On/Off
while the board is the standby one
Indicator light that flashes while the link
LKS Green Dim light
runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the
MBS Green Dim light
busy is busy
LOAD Green Indicator light that flashes fast in loading Flash

Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 2 illustrates implications of the DIP S1 on the side board of MCC.

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Table 2 Implications of the DIP S1 (on the side board of MCC)

DIP (From
Implications Normal state
top down)
OFF loading data and program ON running the burned data
4 ON
and program
OFF data and program not burned ON data and program
3 OFF
burned
Combination

2 1 Implications

OFF OFF Loading the C module

2 ON
ON OFF Loading the B module with the program of V610R001
1 and V610R002 version. ON

ON ON Loading the B module with the program of V610R003

version.

OFF ON Debugging state.

Note: OFF switched to the left ON switched to the right

DIP S2 (in the board)

While all BITs of the DIP S2 are set as ON, MCC functions as the bus controller and
can be used as MCCM. It can only be inserted into the 0# and 1# slot of MCC.
While all BITs of the DIP S2 are set as OFF, MCC can not function as the bus
controller and can be used as MCCS. It can only be inserted into the 2# ~ 11# slots of
MCC.
Note: slot number 0#~11# are viewed from the front view and from right to left.

External distribution
None.

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MEM Memory Board

Functions
(1) Storing data
(2) Providing the Ethernet port

Implications of the indicator light

There are three indicator lights on the MEM board, one red and two green. Table 1
illustrates implications of the indicator light on the board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the MEM board

Name Color Implications Normal state

If the light is constantly on, it indicates that the board runs
+5V Red +5V indicator light
well, otherwise, the board goes wrong.
Flashing at intervals of one second indicates that the board
RUN Green Operating indicator light run well; flashing at intervals of 1/4 second indicates that
the board goes wrong.
Flashing at intervals of one second indicates that the
Network operating indicator
NET Green Ethernet network runs well, flashing at intervals of 1/4
light
second indicates that the Ethernet goes wrong.

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are two jumpers on the MEM board, set as follows:
Jumper XP11 and XP12 are all disconnected.

External distribution
Connecting to the Etherent line.

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CB11MFC0 Russian & NO5 Register Signaling

Board

Functions
When adopts NO5 or Russian signaling system as the interoffice signaling,
CB11MFC0 is engaged in the receiving and transmission of the multifrequency signals.
The board can be configured as 16 channels or 32 channels with data setting.
CB11MFC0 features the following:
(1) Based on the MPU commands, it sends forward or backward multifrequency
register signals to the opposite office through the switching network.
(2) It receives and identifies the multifrequency register signals arriving through the
incoming trunk via the switching network, and reports the result to MPU.
(3) Self-test function. It checks the working status of this board after the reset upon
power-on or forced by MPU, and it can perform self loop test through the relay.
(4) It applies to such signaling systems as NO5 and Russian at the same time, after
the board software is replaced.

Principles
CB11MFC0 board principles are illustrated in Figure 1. The digital signals processing
(DSP) circuit is adopted to realize the receiving and transmission of the interoffice
multifrequency signals, and the digital signals processor is connected with the chip
microcomputer of this board through the parallel ports. MPU communicates with the
chip microcomputer via the mailbox. When transmitting the interoffice multifrequency
signals, according to the MPU commands, the chip microcomputer controls the digital
signals processor to generate the multifrequency signals as demanded, and switches
them to UHW through the switching network of this board. The numbers received by
the digital signals processor are written in its internal RAM, and read by the chip
microcomputer through parallel ports. The transmission and receiving of the
multifrequency register signals of 32 channels are handled by a high-speed digital
signals processor.

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mail CPU EPROM

Drive
Decoding SRAM
logic

DHW DSP time

sequence DSP interface
UHW logic logic
ST-BUS
Drive

DSP

EPROM

Figure 1 CB11MFC0 schematic diagram

Indicator Meanings
Meanings of MPC board indicators are shown in Table 1.

Table 1 Meanings of MFC board indicators

Indicator Color Meaning Normal status

RUN Red RUN indicator, flashing once every two seconds. Flash

Channel occupancy indicator, on when the channel

CH0~15 Green Flash
is occupied.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

None.

External Distributions
None.

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CC04MFC2 NO7 Continuity Check Board

Functions
(1) Based on MPU commands, it transmits 2KHz single frequency signals to the
remote exchange through the switching network It receives and identifies the arrived
single frequency register signals coming from the incoming trunk through the switching
network, and reports the result to MPU, to realize the continuity check function.
(2) Based on MPU commands, it transmits forward or backward multifrequency
register signals to the remote exchange through the switching network It receives and
identifies the mutifrequency register signals arriving from the incoming trunk through
the switching network, and reports the result to MPU.
(3) Having self-test function. It checks the working status of this board after the reset
upon power-on or forced by MPU, and can also perform self loop test through the relay.

Principles
MFC board principles are illutrated in Figure 1. It adopts the digital signals processing
(DSP) circuit to realize the receiving and transmission of single frequency and
multifrequency signals between exchanges, and the digital signals processor contacts
with the chip microcomputer of this board through the parallel ports. MPU
communicates with the chip microcomputer via the mailbox. When transmitting the
interoffice multifrequency signals, according to the MPU commands, the chip
microcomputer controls the digital signals processor to generate the multifrequency
signals as demanded, and switches them to UHW through the switching network of this
board. The numbers received by the digital signals processor are written in its internal
RAM, and read by the chip microcomputer through parallel ports. The transmission and
receiving of the multifrequency register signals of 32 channels are handled by a
high-speed digital signals processor. To add the on-site test function of the switch, and
further equipment maintenance, CC04MFC2 is added with the continuity check
function on the basis of normal NO7 services, adopting semi-permanent connection
mode. The signal on HW of MFC board through DT, is transmitted to the remote end
and loops back. It is up to MFC to receive the signal and judge whether the
communication in this channel is normal. With different configurations, the standards of
different countries can be satisfied. This function can be realized by adopting new DSP
software on the basis of the existing MFC board hardware.

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mail CPU EPROM

Drive
Decoding SRAM
logic

DHW DSP time

sequence DSP interface
UHW logic logic
ST-BUS Drive

DSP

EPROM

Fig. 1 CC04MFC2 board schematic diagram

Indicator Meanings
Meanings of MFC board indicators are shown in Table 1.

Table 1 Meanings of MFC board indicators

Indicator Color Meaning Normal status

RUN Red RUN indicator, flashing once every two seconds. Flash

Channel occupancy indicator, on when the channel

CH0~15 Green Flash
is occupied.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

None.

External Distribution
None.

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CB33 MPU0 Main Processor Board

Functions
(1) Implement inner module data processing function.
(2) Implement the isolation, buffering and drive of data, address and control signal from
the three channels of left-half frame, right-half frame, EMA board.
(3) Produce control signals of respective boards in the main control frame.
(4) Communicate with background via HDLC serial port.
(5) Hardware WDT and produce reset signal.
(6) State backward read and status lamp indication.

Principle
CB33 MPU0 mainboard adopts high-performance processor and uses high capacity
Flash Memory as program/data storage, the CPU addressing space is up to 64 MB.
The principle diagram of CB33 MPU0 board is shown in Figure 1. The minimum
system operating in this board consists of CPU, interface chipset, BIOS (Basic
Input/Output System) and memory. CPU is engaged in the main control and calculation
tasks. The chipset is engaged in memory control. The memory is configured as 32MB,
and it is the storage media of programs and data in MPU operation. System
initialization code and bottom layer drivers of the switch are stored in BIOS. MPU board
communicates with other boards (NOD, MFC, LAP, SIG, EMA, OPT, MC2, MEM, ALM,
etc.) via the on-board mailbox interface to control various boards in the main control
frame. The real time clock on the board provides real time clock and stores switch data
checksum in its RAM. Flash memory is mainly used to store MPU programs and
module data of the switch.

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Real Time

Interface
CPU Memory
Chipset

BIOS
SEB BUS

Flash Logical Mailbox

Serial port
Memory circuit driving

Fig.1 Principle diagram of CB33 MPU0 board

Indicator Meanings
Meanings of MPU board indicators are shown in Table 1

Table 1 Meanings of MPU board indicators

Normal
Indicator Color Meaning
status

RUN Red Run indicator, flashes in normal operation. Flash

MUI Yellow Active indicator, on when this board is active. On/Off

Standby indicator, on when this board is standby. Note that

BUI Green the standby MPU cannot operate any boards, except for Off/On
EMA board.

Data storage write-protect indicator, which is controlled by

the fifth toggle switch on mainboard. When the toggle switch
DPE Yellow On/Off
is set to ON, this indicator is on, otherwise, it is off. It means
that the MPU program can backup data into data Flash.
Data storage writing indicator, when it is on, it indicates MPU
program is writing data into data Flash. When this indicator
DWR Green Off
is flashing, it indicates that MPU program failed to write data
into data Flash, and data protection must be failed.
Program storage write-protect indicator, which is controlled
by the sixth toggle switch on mainboard. When the toggle
PPE Yellow On/Off
switch is set to ON, this indicator is on, otherwise, it is off.
It means that BIOS can backup program into program Flash.

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Normal
Indicator Color Meaning
status

Program storage writing indicator, when it is on, it indicates

PWR Green Off
that BIOS is writing programs into program Flash.
Load indicator. When it is on, it indicates that MPU is
waiting for loading. When this indicator is flashing, it
indicates that MPU is in loading progress. After the loading
LAD Yellow Off
is completed successfully, BIOS will turn off this indicator.
Otherwise, BIOS will turn on this indicator to request for
loading again.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

OFF ON
SW1
SW1 SW2 select module communication bandwith
SW2
Select matching impedance of DT
SW3
board. OFF:75ohm;ON 120ohm
Select the communication rate between DT and NOD
SW4
OFF low Baud rate, ON high Baud rate
SW5 Data writable
SW6 Program writable
Select communication mode between NOD and DT board.
SW7 OFF:fixed length communication;
ON:variable length communication.
SW8 Combining SW8,SW11 and SW12 to select loading mode

SW9 reserved
SW10 OFF active/standby ON load sharing
SW11 Combining SW8,SW11 and SW12 to select loading mode
SW12 Combining SW8,SW11 and SW12 to select loading mode

Fig.2 Implications of bits of SW

Combining SW1 and SW2 to select module communication bandwidth:

Table 2 combinations of SW1 and SW2

Communication
SW1 SW2 Number of timeslots
bandwidth
OFF OFF 2 timeslots 128Kb/s
ON ON 4 timeslots 256Kb/s
ON OFF 8 timeslots 512Kb/s
OFF ON 1 timeslots 64Kb/s

Combining toggle switch SW8, SW11 and SW12 to select from eight loading modes:

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Table 3 combinations of SW8,SW11 and SW12

SW8 SW11 SW12 Loading mode

Loading of C&C08 switch module exchange MC2 and OPT in
OFF OFF
networking mode
OFF OFF ON Reserved
ON OFF Loading of C&C08 switch independent exchange in HDLC mode
ON ON Reserved
OFF OFF Loading of MC2 and IDT in networking mode (RSM: E16/DT/MC2)
Loading of LPMC2 and IDT in networking mode (RSM:
ON ON
E16/DT/LPMC2)
ON
Loading of LPMC2 and OPT in networking mode (B module
ON OFF
exchange)
OFF ON Reserved

In C&C08 switch module exchange loading mode (MC2/LAPMC2 and OPT networking
mode), SW10 is used to set module type:
ON/OFF -- load sharing module/active-standby module
In RSM networking access module loading mode, SW10 is used to select NET board
phase-lock clock source:
ON/OFF -- phase-lock clock frame (board)/phase-lock DT8K0.
MPU program and BIOS program specify OPT active/standby and load sharing module
type by reading hardware switches. In AM, module type (OPT active/standby/load
sharing) is set via the AM module description table of BAM data management console.
In MML, SM module type is set with command ADD SM and MOD SM.
Š The meaning of MPU board jumper is as follows:
None
Š FLASH mode
CB33MPU0 FLASH mode is fixed as program 4MB, data 3.5 MB.

External Distribution
None.

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CB37 MPU0 Main Processor Board

Functions
(1) Implement intra-module data processing function.
(2) Implement the isolation, buffering and drive of data, address and control signal from
the three channels of left-half frame, right-half frame, EMA board.
(3) Produce control signals of respective boards in the main control frame.
(4) Communicate with background via HDLC serial port.
(5) Hardware WDT and produce reset signal.
(6) State backward read and state light indication.

Principle
CB37 MPU0 mainboard adopts high-performance processor and uses high capacity
Flash Memory as program/data storage, the CPU addressing space is up to 64 MB.
The principle diagram of CB37 MPU0 board is shown in Figure 1. The minimum
working system of this board consists of CPU, interface chipset, BIOS (Basic
Input/Output System) and memory. CPU is engaged in main control and calculation
tasks. The interface chipset is engaged in memory control. The memory is configured
as 32MB, and it is the storage media of programs and data in MPU operation. System
initialization code and bottom layer drivers of the switch are stored in BIOS. MPU board
communicates with other boards (NOD, MFC, LAP, SIG, EMA, OPT, MC2, MEM, ALM,
etc.) via the on-board mailbox interface to control various boards in the main control
frame. The real time clock on the board provides real time clock and stores switch data
checksum in its RAM. Flash memory is mainly used to store MPU programs and
module data of the switch.

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Real Time

Interface
CPU Memory
Chipset

BIOS
SEB BUS

Flash Logical Mailbox

Serial port
Memory circuit driving

Fig. 1 Function diagram of CB37 MPU board

Indicator Meanings
Meanings of MPU board indicators are shown in Table 1

Table 1 Meanings of MPU board indicators

Normal
Indicator Color Meaning
status

RUN Red Run indicator, flashes in normal operation. Flash

MUI Yellow Active indicator, on when this board is active. On/Off

Standby indicator, on when this board is standby. Note that the

BUI Green Off/On
standby MPU cannot operate various boards, except for EMA board.
Data storage write-protect indicator, which is controlled by the fifth
toggle switch on mainboard. When the toggle switch is set to ON, this
DPE Yellow On/Off
indicator is on, otherwise, it is off. It means that the MPU program can
backup data into data Flash.
Data storage writing indicator. When it is on, it indicates MPU
program is writing data into data Flash. When this indicator is flashing,
DWR Green Off
it indicates that MPU program failed to write data into data Flash, and
data protection must be failed.
Program storage write-protect indicator, which is controlled by the
sixth toggle switch on mainboard. When the toggle switch is set to
PPE Yellow Off
ON, this indicator is on, otherwise, it is off. It means that BIOS can
backup program into program Flash.
Program storage writing indicator. When it is on, it indicates that BIOS
PWR Green Off
is writing programs into program Flash.
Load indicator. When it is on, it indicates that MPU is waiting for
loading. When this indicator is flashing, it indicates that MPU is in
LAD Yellow loading progress. After the loading is completed successfully, BIOS Off
will turn off this indicator. Otherwise, BIOS will turn on this indicator to
request for loading again.

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Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

OFF ON

SW 1
SW 1 SW 2 select module communication bandwith
SW 2
Select matching impedance of DT
SW 3
board. OFF:75ohm;ON 120ohm
Select the communication rate between DT and NOD
SW 4
OFF low Baud rate, ON high Baud rate
SW 5 Data writable
SW 6 Program writable
Select communication mode between NOD and DT board.
SW 7 OFF:fixed length communication;
ON:variable length communication.
SW 8 Combining SW8,SW 11 and SW12 to select loading mode

SW 9 reserved
SW 10 OFF active/standby ON load sharing
SW 11 Combining SW8,SW 11 and SW12 to select loading mode
SW 12 Combining SW8,SW 11 and SW12 to select loading mode

Fig. 2 Implications of bits of SW

Combining SW1 and SW2 to select module communication bandwidth:

Table 2 combinations of SW1 and SW2

Communication
SW1 SW2 Number of timeslots
bandwidth
OFF OFF 2 timeslots 128Kb/s
ON ON 4 timeslots 256Kb/s
ON OFF 8 timeslots 512Kb/s
OFF ON 1 timeslots 64Kb/s

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Combining toggle switch SW8, SW11 and SW12 to select from eight loading modes:

Table 3 combinations of SW8,SW11 and SW12

SW8 SW11 SW12 Loading mode

Loading of C&C08 switch module exchange MC2 and OPT in
OFF OFF networking mode
OFF OFF ON Reserved
ON OFF Loading of C&C08 independent exchange in HDLC mode
ON ON Reserved
OFF OFF Loading of MC2 and IDT in networking mode (RSM: E16/DT/MC2)
ON ON LPMC2 and IDT networking mode (RSM: E16/DT/LPMC2)
ON Loading of LPMC2 and OPT in networking mode (B module
ON OFF exchange)
OFF ON Reserved

In C&C08 switch module exchange loading mode (MC2/LAPMC2 and OPT networking
mode), SW10 is used to set module type:
ON/OFF -- load sharing module/active-standby module
In RSM networking access module loading mode, SW10 is used to select NET board
phase-lock clock source:
ON/OFF -- phase-lock clock frame (board)/phase-lock DT8K0.
MPU program and BIOS program specify OPT active/standby and load sharing module
type by reading hardware switches. In AM, module type (OPT active/standby/load
sharing) is set via the AM module description table of BAM data management console.
In MML, SM module type is set with command ADD SM and MOD SM.
Š The meaning of MPU board jumper is as follows:
Jumper JP: select mode 1 and 2 fixedly, mode 2 and 3 are reserved.
Š FLASH mode
CB37MPU0 FLASH mode is fixed as program 2MB, data 3.5 MB.

External Distribution
None.

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CB38 MPU0 Main Processor Board

Functions
(1) Implement inner module data processing function.
(2) Implement the isolation, buffering and drive of data, address and control signal from
the three channels of left-half frame, right-half frame, EMA board.
(3) Produce control signals of respective boards in main control frame.
(4) Communicate with background via HDLC serial port.
(5) Hardware produce WDT and reset signal.
(6) State backward read and state light indication.

Principle
CB38 MPU0 mainboard adopts high-performance processor and uses high capacity
Flash Memory as program/data storage, the CPU addressing space is up to 64 MB.
The principle diagram of CB38 MPU0 board is shown in Figure 1. The minimum
system operating in this board consists of CPU, interface chipset, BIOS (Basic
Input/Output System) and memory. CPU is engaged in main control and calculation
tasks. The chipset is engaged in memory control. The memory is configured as 32MB,
and it is the storage media of programs and data in MPU operation. System
initialization code and bottom layer drivers of the switch are stored in BIOS. MPU board
communicates with other boards (NOD, MFC, LAP, SIG, EMA, OPT, MC2, MEM, ALM,
etc.) via the on-board mailbox interface to control various boards in main control
[Link] real time clock on the board provides real time clock and stores switch data
checksum in its RAM. Flash memory is mainly used to store MPU programs and
module data of the switch.

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Real Time

Interface
CPU Memory
chipset

BIOS
SEB BUS

Flash Logical Mailbox

Serial port
Memory circuit driving

Fig. 1 Principle diagram of CB38 MPU0 board

Indicator Meanings
Meanings of MPU board indicators are shown in Table 1

Table 1 Meanings of MPU board indicators

Normal
Indicator Meaning
status

RUN Red Run indicator, flashes in normal operation. Flash

MUI Yellow Active indicator, on when this board is active. On/Off

Standby indicator, on when this board is standby. Note

BUI Green that the standby MPU cannot operate various boards, Off/On
except for EMA board.
Data storage write-protect indicator, which is controlled
by the fifth toggle switch on mainboard. When the toggle
DPE Color switch is set to ON, this indicator is on, otherwise, it is off. On/Off
It means that the MPU program can backup data into
data Flash.
Data storage writing indicator. When it is on, it indicates MPU program
is writing data into data Flash. When this indicator is flashing, it
DWR Green
indicates that MPU program failed to write data into data Flash, and
data protection must be failed.
Program storage write-protect indicator, which is controlled by the
sixth toggle switch on mainboard. When the toggle switch is set to ON,
PPE Yellow Off
this indicator is on, otherwise, it is off. It means that BIOS can backup
program into program Flash.
Program storage writing indicator. When it is on, it indicates that BIOS
PWR Green Off
is writing programs into program Flash.
Load indicator, when it is on, it indicates that MPU is waiting for
loading. When this indicator is flashing, it indicates that MPU is in
LAD Yellow loading [Link] the loading is completed successfully, BIOS will Off
turn off this indicator. Otherwise, BIOS will turn on this indicator to
request for loading again.

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Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

OFF ON
SW1
SW1 SW2 select module communication bandwith
SW2
Select matching impedance of DT
SW3
board. OFF:75ohm;ON 120ohm
Select the communication rate between DT and NOD
SW4
OFF low Baud rate, ON high Baud rate
SW5 Data writable
SW6 Program writable
Select communication mode between NOD and DT board.
SW7 OFF:fixed length communication;
ON:variable length communication.
SW8 Combining SW8,SW11 and SW12 to select loading mode

SW9 reserved
SW10 OFF active/standby ON load sharing
SW11 Combining SW8,SW11 and SW12 to select loading mode
SW12 Combining SW8,SW11 and SW12 to select loading mode

Fig. 2 Implications of bits of SW

Combining SW1 and SW2 to select module communication bandwidth:

Table 2 combinations of SW1 and SW2

Communication
SW1 SW2 Number of timeslots
bandwidth
OFF OFF 2 timeslots 128Kb/s
ON ON 4 timeslots 256Kb/s
ON OFF 8 timeslots 512Kb/s
OFF ON 1 timeslots 64Kb/s

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Combining toggle switch SW8, SW11 and SW12 to select from eight loading modes:

Table 3 combinations of SW8,SW11 and SW12

SW8 SW11 SW12 Loading mode

Loading of C&C08 switch module exchange MC2 and OPT in
OFF OFF
networking mode
OFF OFF ON Reserved
ON OFF Loading of C&C08 independent exchange in HDLC mode
ON ON Reserved
OFF OFF Loading of MC2 and IDT in networking mode (RSM: E16/DT/MC2)
Loading of LPMC2 and IDT in networking mode (RSM:
ON ON
E16/DT/LPMC2)
ON
Loading of LPMC2 and OPT in networking mode (B module
ON OFF
exchange)
OFF ON Reserved

In C&C08 switch module exchange loading mode (loading of MC2/LAPMC2 and OPT
in networking mode), SW10 is used to set module type:
ON/OFF -- load sharing module--active/standby module
In RSM networking access module loading mode, SW10 is used to select NET board
phase-lock clock source:
ON/OFF -- phase-lock clock frame (board)/phase-lock DT8K0.
MPU program and BIOS program specify OPT active/standby and load sharing module
type by reading hardware switches. In AM, module type (OPT active/standby/load
sharing) is set via the AM module description table of BAM data management console.
In MML, SM module type is set with command ADD SM and MOD SM.
Š The meaning of MPU board jumper
MPU board jumper is set as follows fixedly: JP3: 1-2 ON, JP4: 2-3: ON.
Š FLASH mode
CB38MPU0 supports FLASH program 4MB, data 3.5 MB.

External Distribution
None.

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MTA Module

Functions
As illustrated in the figure below, MTA(Multifunctional Terminal Adapter )is used to
access the subscriber data service in the “digital subscriber loop” mode:

Port 1
V.35\V.24
128k\64k\Subrate
lnterface
MTA Port 2
DSL V2.4 Subrate
Port 3
V2.4 Subrate

Fig. 1 MTA connection

MTAs on the user side connects to DSL via the 2B1Q port. It provide one V.35\V.24
compatible port and two V.24 ports on the user side. “Sub-rate” in the figure above
covers 2.4K\4.8K\9.6K\19.2K. For all sub-rate port, they are all
synchronsou/asynchronou compatible. However, only the synchronous ports with the
rate of 64K and 128K are available and they all output the clock signal.

Implications of the indicator light

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below illustrates implications of the indicator light on the MTA board:

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the MTA board:

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicating that MTA is being Flashes at the interval of 0.3
Red
activated second
Indicating that MTA has been
activated and being in the Flashes at the interval of one
Red
communication with the host, second
ACT waiting for the setting
Being in the communication with the Flashes at the interval of four
Red
host, however, the setting is fault seconds
Being in communication with the
Red Constantly on
host, and running well.
Indicating the level state of the RXD
data line of the port one. It is turned
RXD1 Red Flash
on while the level is 0 and turned off
while the level is 1.
Indicating the level state of the TXD
data line of the port one. It is turned
TXD1 Red Flash
on while the level is 0 and turned off
while the level is 1.
Indicating the level state of the RXD
data line of the port two. It is turned
RXD2 Red Flash
on while the level is 0 and turned off
while the level is 1.
Indicating the level state of the TXD
data line of the port two. It is turned
TXD2 Red Flash
on while the level is 0 and turned off
while the level is 1.
Indicating the level state of the RXD
data line of the port three. It is
RXD3 Red Flash
turned on while the level is 0 and
turned off while the level is 1.
Indicating the level state of the TXD
data line of the port three. It is
TXD3 Red Flash
turned on while the level is 0 and
turned off while the level is 1.

Implications of the switch and jumper

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below illustrates implications of the switch on the back of MTA.

Table 2 Implications of the switch on the back of MTA

BIT
Implications Normal state

OFF Being used as NT that is the only option while

connecting to DSL;

1 ON Being used as LT that is not supported by the

existing version. OFF

OFF Port one being used as the V.35 port that must
be connected to the transfer cable;
2
ON/ OFF
ON Port one being used as the V.24/V.28 port whose
DB25 female pin tray can directly connect to the cable
provided by DTE.
3--8 Not used by far. OFF

Note:

(1) The setting can only become effective after the board being empowered again;
(2) Before connecting to the DTE equipment of the user, port type must be determined
to ensure the correctness of DIPs and cables. Otherwise, ports of both sides may be
damaged;
(3) Viewed from the back of MT, there are eight DIPs, referred to as BIT1, BIT2... BIT8
from left to right.

Jumpers on the board: J4, the only option by far is to make use of the port two as the
normal V.24 port while setting the jumper to the V.24 side.

External distribution

1. V.35 DCE cable

At the length of two meters, the cable has the DB25 male connector on one side and
M34 female connector on the other side. Specific connections of the cable are
illustrated in the table below:

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Table 3 Specific connections of V.35 DCE cable

Signal
DB25 M34 Signal direction Note
definition
4 C RTS From DTE to DCE Transmission requested
6 E DSR From DCE to DTE Digital circuit equipment is ready
7 B GND Ground
9 P SD(A) From DTE to DCE Data transmitting line A
10 S SD(B) From DTE to DCE Data transmitting line B
Data transmitting line A echoed by
11 U SCTE(A) From DTE to DCE
DTE.
Data transmitting line B echoed by
12 W SCTE(B) From DTE to DCE
DTE.
25 V SCR(A) From DCE to DTE Clock receiving line A
13 X SCR(B) From DCE to DTE Clock receiving line B
16 Y SCT(A) From DCE to DTE Clock transmitting line A
14 AA SCT(B) From DCE to DTE Clock transmitting line B
23 R RD(A) From DCE to DTE Data receiving line A
21 T RD(B) From DCE to DTE Data receiving line B
20 H DTR From DTE to DCE Data terminals ready
D, E and F F DCD
are From DCE to DTE Handshaking line
short-circuited D CTS

Note:

“transmission direction” in the table above actually means the direction of “From DTE
to DCE, not “From MTA to the peripheral equipment”. “Receiving direction” indicates
the reversed direction.

2. V.24DCE cable

There are two pieces of cables in one V.24 DCE set. At the length of two meters, the
cable has the RJ45 connector on one side and DB25 female connector on the other
side. Specific connections of the cable are illustrated in the table below:

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Table 4 Specific connections of V.24 DCE cable

Signal
RJ45 DB25 Signal direction Note
definition
1 17 RXC From DCE to DTE Clock receiving line
2 6 DSR From DCE to DTE Digital circuit equipment is ready
3 3 RD From DCE to DTE Data receiving line
Clock transmitting line echoed by
4 24 TXCE From DTE to DCE
DTE
5 2 TD From DTE to DCE Data transmitting line
6 20 DTR From DTE to DCE Data terminal equipment is ready
7 7 GND Ground
8 15 TXC From DCE to DTE Clock transmitting line
5 CTS
5, 6 and 8 are
Handshaking line
short-circuited
8 DCD From DCE to DTE

Note:
“transmission direction” in the table above actually means the direction of “From DTE
to DCE, not “From MTA to the peripheral equipment”. “Receiving direction” indicates
the reversed direction.

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NO7 SS7 Board

Functions
Providing functions of the first and second layer in the MTP of CCS7.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the NO.7 board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the NO.7 board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that is turned on while the power
+5V Red On
supply system runs well
Indicator light that flashes at the interval of one
RUN Green Flash
second while the communication to the host is OK
INT1 Green Indicating the initialization of the first physical link * On
Indicating the operating state of the first physical
WR1 Green On
link *
Indicating the alarm state of the processor of the
LP1 Green On
first physical link *
Indicating the initialization of the second physical
INT2 Green On
link **
Indicating the operating state of the second physical
WR2 Green On
link **
Indicating the alarm state of the processor of the
LP2 Green On
second physical link **

Note * : The combination of INT1, WR1 and LP1 illustrates the state of the first physical
link. Here follows implications of the combination:

1. Version of the embedded software is 3102

INT is on , WORK and LP flash: the link is not configured

INTO, WORK and LP are off: service interrupted or being in the locating state
INT, WORK and LP are on: operating well

2. Version of the embedded software is 3103

INT, WORK and LP all flash: the link is not configured

INT is on, WORK and LP are off: service interrupted

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INT is on, WORK flashes and LP is off: being in the locating state
INT, WORK and LP are on: operating well
* * : The combination of INT2, WR2 and LP2 illustrates states of the second physical
link. Implications of the combination are the same as those of the Note *.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
None.

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NOD Master Node Board

Functions
(1) Various master node on the NOD board provide communication channels of high
layer between the host and various boards (sub-nodes);
(2) Interconnected via the serial port, various master nodes switches the host
information from the mailbox with that from sub-nodes and report real-time states
change of the sub-node.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the NOD board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the NOD board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that is turned on while the power
VCC Red On
system runs well
Indicator light of the 0 master node. It flashes at
NOD0 Green the interval of one second while the node runs Flash
well
Indicator light of the 1 master node. It flashes at
NOD1 Green the interval of one second while the node runs Flash
well
Indicator light of the 2 master node. It flashes at
NOD2 Green the interval of one second while the node runs Flash
well
Indicator light of the 3 master node. It flashes at
NOD3 Green the interval of one second while the node runs Flash
well

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Fig. 2 illustrates the external distribution of the NOD board.

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A RxD + A RxD -
O 25 O
AT x D + AT x D -
O 26 O
B RxD + B RxD -
O 27 O
B TxD + B TxD -
O 28 O
C RxD + C RxD -
O 29 O
C TxD + C TxD -
O 30 O
D RxD + D RxD -
O 31 O
D TxD+ D TxD -
O 32 O

Fig. 1 External distribution of the NOD board

Each NOD board connects to the serial ports (serial ports of the subscriber frame,
trunk frame and so on) of the sub-node subordinating to the master node via a serial
cable. Actually, the correct distribution is the prerequisite of the correct switching.

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OPT Optical Fiber Communication Board

Functions
(1) Providing the voice transmission channel between SM and AM/CM;
(2) Providing the data transmission link between modules;
(3) Providing the clock signal to the network board of SM;
(4) Performing the loop test for the switching network.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the C803 OPT board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the C803 OPT board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that is turned on the board is the active
board and turned off while the board is the standby one. It
ACT Red On/Off
is constantly on for the B-type SPCE because the board
is always the active board in it.
Indicator light that is turned on while there is no optical
RNL Green Off
signal and turned off while there is optical signal available
Indicator light that is turned on while the loss of
LFA Green synchronization occurs and turned off while the Off
synchronization is OK
Indicator light that is turned on while the error bit occurs
BER Green in the optical channel and is turned off while there is no Off
error bit.
Indicator light that is turned on while the alarm occurs at
RMT Green the peer end (FBI and FBC) and turned off while the peer Off
end is OKf
Indicator light that is turned on while the +5V power is OK
+5V Green On
and turned off while the power goes wrong.
Indicator light that is turned on while the +12V power
+12V Green On
system is OK and turned off while the power goes wrong.
Indicator light that is turned on while the -12V power
-12V Green On
system is OK and turned off while the power goes wrong.

Table 2 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the C805 OPT board.

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Table 2 Implications of the indicator light on the C805 OPT board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that flashes at the interval of one second
RUN Red while the board runs well and flashes fast for several times Flash
while communicating with the host
Indicator light that is turned on while the board is the active
ACT Green On/Off
board and turned off while the board is the standby one.
Indicator light that is turned on while there is no optical
RNL Green Off
signal and turned off while there is optical signal available
Indicator light that is turned on while the loss of
LFA Green synchronization occurs and turned off while the Off
synchronization is OK
Indicator light that is turned on while the error bit occurs in
BER Green the optical channel and is turned off while there is no error Off
bit.
Indicator light that is turned on while the peer end goes
RMT Green Off
wrong and turned off while the peer end is OK
Indicator light that is turned on while there is no clock
LOF Green Off
available and turned off while the clock is available
Indicator light that is turned on while performing the
self-loop and turned off while board is OK.
LOP Green Off
LFAPG indicator light that is turned on while loss of
synchronization occurs in the link and turned off while the
synchronization is OK
Indicator light that is turned on while loading FPGA and
DONE Green Off
turned off while FPGA is OK

Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 3 illustrates implications of the jumper on the C803 OPT board.

Table 3 Implications of the jumper on the C803 OPT board

Jumper Implications

J1 While 1 and 2 pins are short-circuited, phase shift of the clock is 1800

Table 4 illustrates implications of the jumper on the C805 OPT board .

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Table 4 Implications of the jumper on the C805 OPT board

Jumper Implications

J101 Disconnected while the board runs well and short-circuited for debugging

J102 Cable connector fro loading

Short-circuited while the version of FPGA of the FB board is 104/1105/8106 and not
J103
short-circuited in other circumstances.
J105 Port for test

External distribution
Two optical components are arranged from top down as follows:
LD1: transmitting
LD2: receiving

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PWC Secondary Power Supply Board

Functions
(1) Providing the +5V operating power supply to the frame;
(2) Monitoring and outputting the alarm;
(3) Power supply backup.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the PWC board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the PWC board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that is turned on while the -48V
VIN Red On
power is available
Indicator light that is turned on while the +5V
VAO Yellow On
A module runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the +5V
VBO Yellow On
B module runs well
Indicator light that is turned off while there is
FAIL Yellow Off
no alarm occurs

Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 2 illustrates implications of the switch on the PWC board.

Table 2 Implications of the switch on the PWC board

Switch Implications Normal state

SW1 Switch for the -48V power input ON

SW2 Switch for the ALM alarm tone ON

Fuse
F1: Fuse of the 5V A module (2A)
F2: Fuse of the 5V B module (2A)

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Fig.1 illustrates the switch and fuse position of the PWC board.

S W 1
S W 2
F 1
F 2

Fig. 1 Switch and fuse position of the PWC board

External distribution
None.

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PWS Power Supply Board

Functions
PWS secondary power supply board is the super intelligent power supply board for the
large-capacity SPC switching system.

Implications of the indicator light

There are two indicator lights on the PWS board, one red and one green. Table 1
illustrates implications of the indicator light.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the PWS board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes at the interval of two second
while the board operates well, flashes fast while the Flash at the interval of
RUN Red
communication is not through or goes wrong and is turned off one second
while the+5V operating power supply is not available.
Operating indicator light that is constantly off while the PCB
FAIL Green board runs well and flashes at the interval of 0.04 second while Off
the board goes wrong.

Implications of the switch and jumper

There are two switches on the pulling handle of the PWS board: S101 and S301
S101: Hand switch of the power output
Two states of “ON and OFF” correspond to the “Open and Close” respectively. The
switch should be set as ON while the board runs well.
S301: Switch for enabling/disabling the alarm tone of the FAIL alarm indicator light
Two states of “ON and OFF” correspond to the “Open and Close” respectively. The
switch should be set as ON while the board runs well.
SW1: Reset switch of the board
S1: Switch of the temperature monitoring. If it is set as ON, the board will report the
temperature of the frame; if set as OFF, the board will not report.

External distribution
-48V power line of the input power
Escaping serial line for the report

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PWX Secondary Power Supply Board

Functions
(1) Providing the 5V DC to the frame and providing the ~75V ringing current;
(2) Performing the monitoring the alarm outputting;
(3) Backup of the left and right power supply system (Parallel DC power supply).
(4) Only used in the subscriber frame

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the PWX board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the PWX board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that is turned on while the -48V

VIN Red On
power is available
Indicator light that is turned on while the +5V
VAO Yellow On
module runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the -5V
VBO Yellow On
module runs well
Indicator light that is turned off while there is no
FAIL Yellow Off
alarm occurs

Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 2 illustrates implications of the switch on the PWX board.

Table 2 Implications of the switch on the PWX board

Switch Implications Normal state

SW1 Switch for the -48V power input ON

SW2 Switch for the ALM alarm tone ON

Fuse
F3: Fuse of the -48V power input (5A)
F2: Fuse of the ringing current output (2A)

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F1: Fuse of the ringing current input (2A)

Fig. 1 illustrates the position of the fuse on the PWX board.

F2

SW 1
SW 2
F1
F3

Fig. 1 Position of the fuse on the PWX board.

External distribution
None.

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RMB RSA and RSB Motherboard of the

Subscriber Frame (only for Hongkong)

Functions
As the motherboard of the remote subscriber frame, they are only for the
implementation in Hongkong now. It has twelve slots that ensure that the maximum
capacity of the board is up to 12 16 192 subscriber lines. At the same time, there
are one TSS, one DRV, one PWX slot and two RSA slots on the board.
The board provides following functions:
(1) Extending the transmission distance and providing complete functions of the local
user to the remote user by connecting to the mother office via RSA. At the same time,
two RSA boards operate in the mutual-assistance mode, that is, when one board fails,
the other board will perform the continuity and call through of the failed board (traffic
will fall at the same time).
(2) Power supply to different motherboards of the same rack also work in the
mutual-assistance mode (±5V and ringing current.) When the power supply to one
frame fails, the power supply board of another frame will empower both frames (the
current board and the frame whose power supply board fails). Therefore, the
mutual-assistant mechanism will ensure the reliability of the power supply system.
(3) Providing eight environmental alarm variable ports to the RSA board.

Implications of the indicator light

None.

Implications of the switch and jumper

DIP: S1 is the 2-BIT DIP. While it is set as ON, the second alarm-channel ALARM2 will
be used for the fan alarm; while it is set as OFF, the second alarm-channel ALARM2
will be used for the external alarm input.
Jumper: S2 and S3 are jumpers. While JA1 is connected with the power monitoring
line, the short-circuit ring will not be added; while JA1 is free, the short-circuit ring will
be added to short-circuit the S2 and S3.

External distribution
Please see related descriptions of the distribution for the reference.

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RSA Remote E1 Interface Board

Functions
(1) Setting types and operating modes of the sub-node, communicating with the
sub-node via the serial port, transferring the host command and receiving responses
from the sub-node;
(2) Generating the signal tone;
(3) Facilitating the link communication to the local end LSA taking advantage of the
LAPB protocol;
(4) Supporting the standard E1 port;
(5) Supporting three E1 alarms and indications
(6) Providing the mutual assistance between RSA boards;
(7) Supporting eight environmental variable ports and environmental alarm indicator
lights.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the RSA board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the RSA board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes every two second
RUN Red while the board runs well and flashes fast while the Flash
board does not start to work.
Indicator light that is turned on while the board runs
CK0 Green well and turned off while the board is waiting for the On/Off
further command
Indicator light that is turned on while the clock of the
CK1 Green boards is active clock and turned off while the clock of On/Off
the peer board is the active one
E1 indicator light that is turned on while the carrier
LOSC Green frequency is lost and turned off while the carrier Off
frequency is OK
E1 indicator light that is turned on while the loss of
LOSF Green synchronization occurs and turned off while the Off
synchronization is OK.
Indicator light that is turned on while the alarm occurs
ALMY Green at the remote end and turned off while the remote end Off
is OK
ALMB Green Same as above Off
Self-check indicator light that is turned on while the
board is performing the self-check and turned off while
SELF Green the board runs well. The self-check should be Off
completed two seconds, otherwise the board goes
wrong.
Environmental alarm indicator 1 that is turned on while
ALM1 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator 2 that is turned on while
ALM2 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator 3 that is turned on while
ALM3 Green Off
thealarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator 4 that is turned on while
ALM4 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator 5 that is turned on while
ALM5 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator 6 that is turned on while
ALM6 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator 7 that is turned on while
ALM7 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator 8 that is turned on while
ALM8 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm

Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 2 illustrates implications of the DIP on the board.

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Table 2 Implications of the DIP on the RSA board

DIP Implications Normal state

ON: selecting the difference port;
S1 ON
OFF: used in the ETS system
Select the 75ohm matched resistance while set as (ON,
S2, S3
OFF)
Select the 120ohm matched resistance while set as
S2, S3
(OFF, ON)
Reset button of the board. Press the button will reset the
SW1
board.

External distribution
Differential HW and differential clock are connected to the HEADER 1 of the board and
differential serial port is connected to the HEADER 2. Fig. 1 illustrates specific
connections.
The first eight rows of the HEADER 1 connect to the HW and clock line from the A
network board and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The second eight rows of it connect to the HW and clock line from the B network board
and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The last four rows of the HEADER 2 are ports of the serial port 0 and 1.

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OUW+A The other part of the corresponding

1UW+A differential singnals ont the left with the
ODW+A
1DW+A symbol + changed to -
AT+A
/4M+A
2M+A
FS+A
OUW+B
1UW+B
ODW+B
1DW+B
AT+B
/4M+B
2M+B
FS+B

header 1
R-RC R-TC
T-RC T-TC
R-RT R-TT
T-RT T-TT

PGND
PGND PGND
PGND

+5V +5V
+5V +5V
GND GND
GND GND

GND GND
GND
+5V GND
+5V +5V
+5V

ID0
ID0
/RSA /RSA
/SUPER00 /SUPER03
/SUPER01
/SUPER02 /SUPER04
SRXCK3 /SUPER05
SSIOR3 SRXCK3
SSIOT3
INS CND
/SUPER06
/SUPER07
header 2

TXDORS TXDORS

PGND PGND
PGND PGND

1TXD+ 1TXD-
1RXD+ 1TXD-
OTXD+ OTXD-
ORXD+ ORXD-

Fig. 1 External distribution of the RSA board

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RST Remote T1 Interface Board

Functions
(1) Setting types and operating modes of the sub-node, communicating with the
sub-node via the serial port, transferring the host command and receiving the state
responses from the sub-node;
(2) Generating the signal tone;
(3) Facilitating the link communication to the local end LRT taking advantage of the
LAPB protocol;
(4) Supporting the standard T1 port;
(5) Supporting four T1 alarms and indications,
(6) Providing the mutual-assistant function to RST boards;
(7) Supporting eight environmental alarm variable ports and environmental alarm
indications.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the RST board.

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Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the RST board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Operating indicator light that flashes every two second
RUN Red while the board runs well and flashes fast while the board Flash
does not start to work.
Indicator light that is turned on while the board is the active
CK0 Green On/Off
board and turned off while the board is the standby one
Indicating light that is turned on while the clock of the board
CK1 Green is the active clock and turned off while the clock of the peer On/Off
board is the active one.
Link indicator light that is turned on while fault occurs in the
LOSC Green Off
link and turned off while the link runs well.
T1 indicator light that is turned on while the loss of
LOSF Green synchronization occurs and turned off while the Off
synchronization is OK.
T1 yellow alarm indicator light that is turned on while the
ALMY Green loss of synchronization occurs at the peer end and turned Off
off while the peer end is OK
T1 blue alarm indicator light that is turned on while the peer
ALMB Green end loses the carrier frequency and turned off while the Off
peer end is OK.
Self-check indicator light that is turned on while the board is
performing the self-check and turned off while the board
SELF Green Off
runs well. The self-check should be completed two
seconds, otherwise the board goes wrong.
Environmental alarm indicator light 1. It is turned on while
ALM1 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator light 2. It is turned on while
ALM2 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator light 3. It is turned on while
ALM3 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator light 4. It is turned on while
ALM4 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator light 5. It is turned on while
ALM5 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator light 6. It is turned on while
ALM6 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator light 7. It is turned on while
ALM7 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm
Environmental alarm indicator light 8. It is turned on while
ALM8 Green Off
the alarm occurs and turned off while there is no alarm

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Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 2 illustrates implications of the DIP on the board.

Table 2 Implications of the DIP on the RST board

DIP implications Normal state

ON: selecting the difference port;
S1 ON
OFF: disabling the selection
Reset button of the board. Press the button will
SW1
reset the board.

External distribution
Differential HW and differential clock are connected to the HEADER 1 of the board and
differential serial port is connected to the HEADER 2. Fig. 1 illustrates specific
connections.
The first eight rows of the HEADER 1 connect to the HW and clock line from the A
network board and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The second eight rows of it connect to the HW and clock line from the B network board
and receive signals used to determine the network board employed.
The last four rows of the HEADER 2 are ports of the serial port 0 and 1.

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OUW+A The other part of the corresponding

1UW+A differential singnals on the left with the
ODW+A
1DW+A symbol + changed to -
AT+A
/4M+A
2M+A
FS+A
OUW+B
1UW+B
ODW+B
1DW+B
AT+B
/4M+B
2M+B
FS+B

header 1
R-RC R-TC
T-RC T-TC
R-RT R-TT
T-RT T-TT

PGND
PGND PGND
PGND

+5V +5V
+5V +5V
GND GND
GND GND

GND GND
GND
+5V GND
+5V +5V
+5V

ID0
ID0
/RSA /RSA
/SUPER00
/SUPER03
/SUPER01
/SUPER02 /SUPER04
SRXCK3 /SUPER05
SSIOR3 SRXCK3
SSIOT3
INS CND
/SUPER06
/SUPER07
header 2

TXDORS TXDORS

PGND PGND
PGND PGND

1TXD+ 1TXD-
1RXD+ 1TXD-
OTXD+ OTXD-
ORXD+ ORXD-

Fig. 1 External distribution of the RST board

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RUB Motherbaord of the Local RSA Interface

Frame

Functions
(1) Providing eleven slots (two for power supply boards, one for the TSS board and
eight for RSA/RST boards) ;
(2) Providing the option switch for selecting the office terminal and client terminal;
(3) Providing connector assorted with the 120 ohm twisted pair and the coaxial cable
BNC to facilitate the connection with cables of different matched impedance.

Implications of the indicator light

None.

Implications of the switch and jumper

Fig. 1 illustrates the S1 switch on the RUB board.

S1 /R S A

GND

Fig. 1 Illustration of the S1 switch on the RUB board

Table 1 illustrates implications of the S1 switch.

Table 1 Implications of the S1 Switch on the RUB board

Two switches of S1 are set to

All set to GND All set to /RSA
different positions
RSA/RST of the motherboard RSA/RST of the motherboard
Forbidden
operate in the remote mode operate in the local mode

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External distribution
Table 2 illustrates the external distribution of the RUB board

Table 2 External distribution of the RUB board

Slot No. BNC connector employed

Transmitting J2
0
Receiving J1

Transmitting J4
1
Receiving J3

Transmitting J6
2
Receiving J5

Transmitting J8
3
Receiving J7

Transmitting J10
4
Receiving J9

Transmitting J12
5
Receiving J11

Transmitting J14
6
Receiving J13

Transmitting J16
7
Receiving J15

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CB02SIG0 Signal Tone Board

Functions
(1) Provide all signal tones necessary for the switch. There are totally 128 signal tones,
occupying 4 HWs of switching NET board.
(2) Implement the loading of board software and all data files.
(3) On-site record and on-site loading when voice content is changed.
(4) All voice contents are loaded from BAM dynamically in the form of files.

Principle
Figure 1 is the principle diagram of CB02SIG0. One CB02SIG0 board provides 4 HWs
and 128 playback timeslots. Its playback principle is the same with that of CB01SIG
and CQ02SPT. Voice data are stored in the voice storage equipped with board in the
form of Pcm Raw Data (8K sampling rate, monophony 8 bits, A-law or µ-law) file
format. Board logic retrieves voice data from the storage in turn under the strict control
of clock, and converts them to 2M voice code flow via parallel/serial conversion. The
maximum size of voice storage is 64M, and the maximum voice length is 137 minutes.

16
2K CPU386EX
Bus mailbox AB
driving 8 DB
Register 26 AB 16 DB

To backplane Voice
Bus 16/8 DB
Playback storage
control Control 26AB
8DB 18AB 8DB
10 AB
Signal ACT
driving
HW*2 FPGA logic control

Figure 1 Principle diagram of CB02SIG0

Indicator Meanings
Meanings of SIG board indicators are shown in Table 1

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Table 1 Meanings of SIG board indicators

Indicator Color Meaning Normal status

RUN Red Power indicator, on when normal On

Active/standby indicator, active on, standby
W/B Green On/Off
off
REC Green Record indication, flashes when recording Off

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

CB02SIG board has a 4-position toggle switch S1. Its state can be read by CPU and
set by software.
Š S1-1: OFF: FPGA passive load (load by load head or CPU)
ON: FPGA active load (load by SPROM)
Š S1-2: reserved (defined by software)
Š S1-3: reserved (defined by software)
Š S1-4: reserved (defined by software)
Š S2: RESET button
Š J1, J2, J5, J6: used for internal debugging

External Distribution
2 additional HW lines are required for 256-channel signal tone configuration.

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SLB Motherboard of the Subscriber Frame

Functions
As the motherboard of the subscriber frame, the CC02SLB board function to
electrically connect the secondary power supply board (PWX), analog subscriber board
(ASL), digital subscriber board (DSL), dual-tone number receiving board (DRV) and so
on via circuits.

Implications of the indicator light

None.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Fig. 1 illustrates the distribution of JT1 and JT2 that are interconnected with each other.
Internal and external test lines are led into the SLB board via the pin tray.

JT1 JT2

Internal test A line

Internal test B line

External test A line

External test B line

Fig. 1 Distribution of JT1 and JT2

Fig. 2 illustrates the distribution of JA1 and JA2 that are interconnected with each
other. Power alarm lines are led into the alarm indicator light of the frame via the pin
tray.

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JA1 JA2

Alarm positive line

Alarm negative line

Fig. 2 Distribution of JA1 and JA2

Fig. 3 illustrates the distribution of JP1. Protective grounds PGND are led into the SLB
board via the JP1 pin tray.

JA1 JA2

Alarm positive line

Alarm negative line

Fig. 3 Distribution of JP1

Fig. 4 illustrates the distribution of JP2. -48V and BGND lines are led into the SLB
board via the JP2 pin tray.

JP2

-48 V

-48 V

BGND

BGND

Fig. 4 Distribution of JP2

Fig. 5 illustrates the distribution of JP3. The -48VI and BGNDI lines are led into the
local PWX via the JP3 pin tray.

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JP3

-48 VI

-48 VI

BGNDI

BGNDI

Fig. 5 Distribution of JP3

Fig. 6 illustrates the distribution of JP4. The GND lines of (+5V) are led into the SLB
board via the JP4 pin tray.

JP 4

GND

GND

Fig. 6 Distribution of JP4

Fig. 7 illustrates the distribution of JP5. The -48VII and BGNDII lines are led into the
local PWX via the JP5 pin tray.

JP5

-48 VII

-48 VII

BGNDII

BGNDII

Fig. 7 Distribution of JP5

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SLT Clock Monitoring Board

Functions
As the central clock monitoring module, the SLT board also functions to keep the
communication between the host and the clock system. Actually, it functions as a
communication sub-node. Here follow functions it provides:
(1) Providing the communication channel between the clock board and the host;
(2) Reporting the operating state of the clock system;
(3) Dispatching the host command to the clock board;
(4) Performing the automatic maintenance to states of the clock board.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the SLT board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the SLT board

Name Implications Normal state Name

Indicator light that flashes at the interval of one second
RUN Red while the board runs well and fast flashes while the Flash
board goes wrong.
Indicator light that is turned on while the CK2 0 board
CK20 Green On
runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the CK2 1 board
CK21 Green On
runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the CK3 0 board
CK30 Green On
runs well
Indicator light that is turned on while the CK3 1 board
CK31 Green On
runs well
Indicator light that is turned off while the communication
NOD Green to the NOD board is OK. If the light is in other states, it Off
indicates that the communication goes wrong.
Indicator light that is used to indicate the degree of the
LOF2 Green CK2 clock phase difference. The less the phase Only for reference
difference, the dimmer the light is.
Indicator light that is used to indicate the degree of the
LOF3 Green CK3 clock phase difference. The less the phase Off
difference, the dimmer the light is.

Implications of the switch and jumper

S1: Meaningless.

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External distribution
None.

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SNT Signaling Switching Network Board

Functions
The SNT board switches the inter-module control signaling, the internal signaling of
each module and provides loading channels to each module for the host. Here follow
its functions:
(1) Switching various inter-module signaling and provides loading channels to each
module for the host.
(2) Performing the test of 2K 2K TS switching and network performance;
(3) Driving the HW and clock;
(4) Providing the HDLC link connecting to the MCCM board.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the SNT board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the SNT board

Name Color Implications Normal state

Indicator light that flashes slowly while the board runs well
RUN Red Flash
and flashes fast in loading
Indicator light that is turned on while the board is the active
M/R Green On/Off
board and turned off while the board is the standby one
Indicator light that is turned on while the first group of clock is
EXT0 Green employed and turned off while the first group of clock is not On/Off
used
Indicator light that is turned on while the second group of
EXT1 Green clock is employed and turned off while the second group of Off/On
clock is not used
Indicator light that is turned on while the fault occurs in the
LKS Green Off
link to MCCM and turned off while there is no error

Implications of the switch and jumper

Switch: SW: Resetting
Jumper JP6: Being used to select the synchronous signa mode generated by SNT.
OUT: synchronous with the OPT frame (default).
IN: Standard synchronous mode (not used).
DIP S1

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Table 2 illustrates the DIP S1.

S1 1 ON
2
3
OFF 4

Fig. 1 DIP S1 on the SNT board

Table 2 illustrates implications of DIP S1 while it is used in the C821 SNT and C821
SNT REVA board.

Table 2 Implications of the DIP S1 (for both C821 SNT and C821 SNT REV.A board)

DIP Implications Normal state

1 OFF Loading program and data ON employing the burned ON
program and data
2 OFF not used ON not used
3 OFF Prgram and data not burned, ON program and data OFF
burned
4 OFF Loading the program of C version ON loading the ON
program of B version

Table 3 illustrates implications of the DIP S1 on the C821 SNT REV.B board.

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Table 3 Implications of the DIP S1 (for the C821 SNT REV.B board)

DIP (from top down) Implications Normal state

4 OFF Loading program and data ON run the burned ON
program and data
OFF Data and program not burned ON data and OFF
program burned
2 Combination ON

1 2 1 implications ON

OFF OFF: Loading the C module

ON OFF: Loading the B module with the program of

V610R001 and V610R002 version

ON ON: Loading the B module of the with the

program of V610R003 version

OFF ON: Debugging state

Note: OFF: switched to the left ON: switched to the right

External distribution
None.

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CQ02SPT0 Trunk Driving and Voice Board

Functions
CQ02SPT0 board provides various intelligent voices for intelligent services and plays
the service prompt tone of card station.

Principle
One SPT card provides 128 playback channels, the playback content, playback time
and playback length of each channel are completely controlled by MPU software in a
dynamic way. Voices of SPT board are stored in SPT board storage in the form of files,
and the voice files will not be lost after the board is powered down. Voice files can be
loaded from background dynamically. The voice storage on one SPT board is up to
64M for saving 8192 voice files, and the total playback length is 137 minutes.
The principle of SPT board is shown in Figure 1:

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RS232 422 HDLC

level difference
conversion conversion
Serial port 1 Serial port 2

Communicate Commuicate
with MPU Program EPROM
with PC to
Control load voice
Operate
HW peripheral Driving Peripheral I/O
switching Board CPU
between
playback External SRAM
and TKD Read/write
Compose voice message voice chip
corresponding command and
send out the voice address Read/write operation

Dual port RAM

Read/write
signal
Obtain voice isolation of
address Read-only driving Voice
Other
control Obtain voice storage
Playback logic
address bus
logic data from and data bus
voice chip
Form voice data
into HW and send
to driving circuit

Difference
conversion

Fig. 1 Principle diagram of SPT board

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Indicator Meanings
Meanings of SPT board indicators are shown in Table 1

Table 1 Meanings of SPT board indicators

Indicator Color Meaning Normal status

Run indicator. Flashing quickly (5HZ)

RUN Red indicates not in service; flashing slowly Flash slowly
(0.5HZ) indicates in service.

On indicates that active network is in

NT0 Green On/Off
service.

On indicates that standby network is in

NT1 Green Off/On
service.

Load indicator. Off indicates no

loading; on indicates receiving load
REC Green Off
data; flashing quickly (5HZ) indicates
writing FLASH.

Playback indicator. Off indicates that

noall channels isare not playing; on
indicates that all channels are playing;
PLY Green Flash
flashing indicates part of channels are
playing. The faster it flashes, the more
the channels are in playing.

Meanings of Switches and Jumpers

There is no jumper but a 4-in-1position toggle switch on SPT board, whose meaning is
shown in Table 2.

Table 2 SPT toggle switch meaning

Switch position Meaning Normal status

OFF: RXD of serial port 1 connected to

S2-1 JP2 (RS232 level, can communicate with OFF
the computer) ON: RXD of serial port 1

S2-2 Undefined OFF

S2-3 Undefined OFF

S2-4 OFF: disable TKD function OFF

On: enable TKD function

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External Distribution
Two SPT boards can be inserted into the backplane DRB of centralized number
receiving frame, and they are called SPT1 and SPT2 (there are screen printing marks
on the back of backplane). SPT boards require 8 HW lines and 2 NOD lines. HW lines
are connected to JB21 and JB22 of the backplane DRB. The NOD line of SPT1 is
connected to JB17, and the NOD line of SPT2 is connected to JB24, as shown in
Figure 2.

JB21
SPT1
SPT2 HW line From SPT1
active
slot network slot
SPT2
HW line

JB24 JB22 JB17

SPT1
HW line From
SPT2 standby SPT1
slot network
SPT2 slot
SPT2 SPT1
NOD line HW line NOD line

Fig. 2 External distribution diagram of SPT board

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TCI Terminal Control Board

Functions
Being inserted into the SPBX master control frame, the TCI board provides various
communication interfaces between the SPBX and terminals/operator consoles. The
board can be divided into two relatively independent parts: analog subscriber circuit
and digital subscriber part.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the TCI board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the TCI board

Normal
Name Color Implications
state

Indicator light that flashes at the interval of one

RUN Red Flash
second while the board runs well *

Indicator light that is turned on while the power

5V Red On
runs well

Indicator light that is turned on while the online

LN0 LN5 Green On
to the terminal is OK

Note *: The RUN indicator light flashes at intervals of one second after the self-check is
completed and the host runs well. At the same time, the board sends the connection
request to equipment connecting the serial port.

Implications of the switch and jumper

Table 2 illustrates implications of the switch on the TCI board.

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Table 2 Implications of the switch on the TCI board

6 5 4 321 TYPE

PORT BAUD MAIL EAST8000

ON ON ON PCI

ON ON OFF PC
ON:
ON: ON OFF ON MODEM
ON: 2K
93.75K
CC08A
PORT4

ON OFF OFF LOAD

OFF: OFF ON ON PCI

OFF:
PORT4 OFF:
OFF ON OFF PC
375K
AND 8K
OFF OFF ON MODEM
PORT5
CC08Q

OFF OFF OFF

In the table above:

PCI indicates that the board connects to the background or the PC-aided console (with
the PCI card)
PC indicates that the board connects to PC via the RS232 port
MODEM indicates that the board connects to the remote end via MODEM
LOAD indicates the board directly load the host making use of PC (need no PCI card)
MAIL indicates the capacity of the mailbox is 2K or 8K
BAUD indicates the baud rate while transmitting via the PCI card is 93.75K or 375K
PORT indicates that only the serial port 4 or serial port 4/5 can be used while
connecting to the RS232 port
Table 3 illustrates implications of the jumper on the TCI board.

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Table 3 Implications of the jumper on the TCI board

PORT FUNC 1 2 3-10 11-14 15-18 19-26
4 PC/M A—B —— —— NC —— A—B

PCI B—C —— —— B—C —— B—C

5 PC/M —— A—B A—B —— NC ——

PCI —— B—C B—C —— B—C ——

In the table above: NC indicates the jumper is disconnected.

External distribution
None.

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TKD Trunk Driving Board

Functions
Performing the signal conversion and driving between the trunk frame and master
control frame.
Only appropriate for the SPBX trunk frame.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the TKD board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the TKD board

Name Color Implications Normal state

RUN Red Indicator light that is turned while the board On

is empowered

NT0 Green Indicator light that is turned on while the 0# On/Off

network board is the active board

NT1 Green Indicator light that is turned on while the 1 Off/On

# network board is the active board

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Fig. 1 illustrates the TKD-related external distribution of motherboard in the trunk
frame.

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J1 J2

HWA0 abc 2M0 HWA1 abc 2M1

HWB0 4M0 HWB1 4M1

HWC0 FS0 HWC1 FS1

HWD0 HWD1

RX-1 TX-1 RX-3 TX-3

Fig. 1 Distribution of the motherbaord

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TMB Motherboard of the Trunk Frame

Functions
Digital trunk motherboard provides ports to items of the DTF/DTT board such as:
power supply, HW bus, NOD line and E1 line. Up to sixteen DTF/DTT boards may be
inserted into the board. Because each DTF/DTT board provides sixty voice channels,
the whole frame can provide up to 960 voice channels all together. In addition, four
additional slots can accommodate DRV boards, which performs the DTMF dual-tone
number receiving in the trunk (the function is not available by far).

Implications of the indicator light

None.

Implications of the switch and jumper

S1~S4: Option switch for E1 to select the clock to be extracted. Eight S1 toggle
switches correspond to the 8K differential negative signals extracted from former eight
boards; S2 corresponds to the 8K differential positive signal extracted from eight
boards. S3 and S4 correspond to the 8K negative/positive signal extracted from the
latter eight boards. Only one BIT of the toggle switches can be set as “ON”.
S5: Not used yet.

External distribution
XCA and XCB: Centralized distribution pin tray that connects to the differential HW line,
clock line from the network board and to the serial differential signal line from the NOD
board. The first 32 pin trays of XCA connect to the HW lines and clock lines (four 4 8
header) from the active network to the former eight DTF/DTT boards. The thirty-third
pin tray is free. Thirty-four to forty-one pin trays connect to the serial signal lines of the
former eight boards. The forty-second and forty-third pin trays are free. The latter
thirty-two pin trays connect to the HW lines and clock lines from the standby network.
XCB: Corresponding to distributions of the latter eight DTF/DTT boards
XT0~XT31 and XR0~XR31: Port of the E1 coaxial cable, connecting to the E1 cable of
the peer end office
XA1 and XA2: Port for the mutual-assistance signal of the power board state.
Connecting to power lines of other frames.
XP1 and XP4: Input port of the external 5V power supply
XP2: Connecting to the busbar of the protective ground.
XP3: Connecting to the busbar of the operating ground.

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XP5: Input port of the 48V power supply

XM1: Connecting to two output ports of the 8K differential signal of the clock board (or
network board)

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TSS Test Subscriber Board

Functions
The TSS (Test subscriber system) board tests SPCE subscribers by providing the
corresponding interfaces and channels. The testing items include subscriber lines
(external lines), internal analog subscriber line, analog telephone set, internal digital
subscriber line, alarm collection and transferring, etc. In addition, the TSS board
provides serial port to monitor and print the monitoring result and provides the busbar
port for the interconnection with the fault detection equipment

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 illustrates implications of the indicator light on the TSS board.

Table 1 Implications of the indicator light on the TSS board

Name Color Implications Normal state

RUN Red Board operating indicator light On

FAIL Green Self-check indicator light Off

+12V Green 12V power indicator light On

-12V Green 12V power indicator light On

Digital 5V power indicator
+5VD Green On
light
Analog 5V power indicator
+5VA Green On
light
Howling tone transmitting
HOW Green On in transmitting the prompts
indicator light
ACT Green U port activation indicator light On while being activated

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
Pins described below are counted from top down starting from 1. “Pair” means pins on
both ends of the pin row.

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Table 2 External distribution

Position Implications

The seventh pair of pins Analog telephone port for the fault detection system

The twenty fifth pair of pins Digital telephone port for the fault detection system

The twenty sixth pair of pins NT1 port of the local standard

The thirty first pairs of pins Ground of the transferring serial port

The middle pin of the thirty first pairs of Data receiving line of the transferring serial port
pins
The middle pin of the thirty second pairs of Data transmitting line of the transferring serial port
pins

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CB01 VMS Analog Subscriber Board Driving the

Message Indicator Light

Functions
(1) Providing sixteen analog subscriber ports;
(2) Providing the BORSCHT function (feeding, overvoltage/overcurrent protection,
ringing, surveillance, compiling, hybrid and test);
(3) Providing both ports with the -140V DC to drive the message indicator light at the
terminal end;
(4) Transmitting FSK control signal to the terminal to drive the corresponding display
on the terminal monitor while there is no ringing.
Note: The last two functions need specific terminals supporting.

Implications of the indicator light

Table 1 below illustrates implications of the indicator light on the ASL board:

Name Color Implications Normal state

RUN Red Operating indicator light* Flash

Note*:
The red light flashes at intervals of 500ms while the board is being empowered or
receives the resetting command from the host, then the board enters the self-check
state and waiting for further setting command from the host. If the board receives the
setting command in five seconds, the subscriber board starts to operate and the red
light flashes at intervals of one second. Otherwise, the light will flash at intervals of
500ms, and the board will perform the self-check and repeat the procedure described
above.

Implications of the switch and jumper

None.

External distribution
The subscriber cable (sixteen pairs of the subscriber line) is connected to the
corresponding cable port of the motherboard of the ASL board.

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