PairGain PG-Flex FRC-754 L4 Manuel utilisateur

PG-FLEX 8 CHANNEL REMOTE TERMINAL

LOOP START/GROUND START POTS UNIT

PAIRGAIN TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

ENGINEERING SERVICES TECHNICAL PRACTICE

™363-754-104-01J¨

SECTION 363-754-104-01

Model List Number Part Number

FRC-754 4 150-1354-04

363-754-104-01, Revision 01

ii June 22, 1998 FRC-754 List 4

Revision History of This Practice

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Revision Release Date Revisions Made

01 June 22, 1998 Initial Release

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USING THIS TECHNICAL PRACTICE

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Cautions indicate the possibility of equipment damage or the possibility of personal injury.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Product Overview_____________________________________________________________________ 1

Description and Features................................................................................................................... 1

Front Panel......................................................................................................................................... 2

Specifications .................................................................................................................................... 3

Operational Capabilities.................................................................................................................... 4

Circuit Operation............................................................................................................................... 4

Loop Start Operation........................................................................................................... 4

Ground Start Operation....................................................................................................... 6

CLASS Features..................................................................................................................7

Forward Disconnect............................................................................................................ 7

Installation and Test___________________________________________________________________ 8

Unpacking.......................................................................................................................................... 8

Installing............................................................................................................................................ 8

Provisioning....................................................................................................................................... 8

Verify Installation.............................................................................................................................. 9

Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................... 10

Product Support _____________________________________________________________________ 11

Technical Support............................................................................................................................ 11

Warranty.......................................................................................................................................... 11

FCC Compliance............................................................................................................................. 12

Modifications................................................................................................................................... 12

Abbreviations _______________________________________________________________________ 12

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

This section provides a product description, and defines the features and specifications for the PairGain®

PG-Flex™ FRC-754 List 4 Remote Terminal (RT) Channel Unit.

Description and Features

The FRC-754 List 4 channel unit provides eight loop start or ground start Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS)

interfaces between a PG-Flex RT andsubscribers. The FRC-754 List 4 uses A-Law pulse code modulation (PCM)

encoding. For subscriber circuit testing, the FRC-754 List 4 provides metallic access to the subscriber line

connection through an optional metallic bypass pair.

Features of the PG-Flex FRC-754 List 4 channel unit are:

•eight loop start or ground start POTS subscriber interfaces

•64 kbps A-Law PCM encoding

•meter tones (12 kHz, 16 kHz)

•front panel ACTIVE LEDs indicate on-hook (idle), ringing, metallic access, and off-hook condition for each

channel

•front panel FAULT LED indicator simplifies troubleshooting

•Pair Gain Test Controller (PGTC) compatibility

•Custom Local Area Signaling Services (CLASS) support (such as, caller ID)

•line-side answer supervision support (reverse battery)

•forward disconnect

•distinctive ringing

•application of ringing voltage

•detection of loop off-hook, ground start seizure, and Ring-Trip conditions

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Front Panel

The FRC-754 List 4 front panel (Figure 1) includes green status LEDs for each line indicating on-hook (idle),

ringing, and off-hook conditions, as well as a red LED indicating a fault condition on the channel unit. Table 1

lists the FRC-754 List 4 front panel LED states and functions, and describes the labels.

Figure 1. FRC-754 List 4 Front Panel

Table 1. FRC-754 List 4 Front Panel LEDs and Labels

LED and Labels Function

Solid green: Channel is off hook.

ACTIVE

(1 through 8)

Fast flashing green: Channel is in test access mode.

Slow flashing green: LED follows the ring signal.

Off: Channel is on hook (idle).

FAULT Red: Fault detected by the unit. See Table 10 on page 10 for troubleshooting procedures.

Off: No faults detected.

Warranty Control

Number Label

Indicates the beginning year and month of the equipment warranty. Also indicates the unit

revision number. For example, a warranty control number of “71203” indicates a warranty

beginning 1997 (7), in December (12), and the revision is “03.”

Bar Code Label Contains the serial number and part number of the equipment in both bar code and text formats.

PairGain

FAULT

FRC 754

CHAN UNIT

LIST 4

Status LEDs

Fault LED

Warranty control

number label

Bar code label

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Specifications

Electrical Characteristics

Analog Impedance 600 Ω

Subscriber Drop 960 Ω(including 430 Ωfor the handset)

DC Loop Current ≥23 mA

Ringer Output 40 V RMS, 3 lines simultaneously, 5 REN each

End-to-End Loss -2.5 dB ± 1.0 dB at 1004 Hz

Lightning Protection Meets all requirements (GR-CORE-1089, Section 4)

Environmental

Operating Elevation –200 ft. to 13,000 ft. (–60 m to 4000 m)

Temperature and Humidity –40° F to +150° F (–40° C to +65° C)

5% to 95% (non condensing)

Physical

Weight 0.6 lb (0.3 kg)

Dimensions

Height 12.00 in. (30.5 cm)

Width 1.00 in. (2.5 cm)

Depth 4.50 in. (11.4 cm)

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Operational Capabilities

The FRC-754 List 4 channel unit provides eight loop start or ground start POTS interfaces between the RT and

subscribers, and performs the following functions:

•64 kbps A-Law PCM encoding

•applies ringing voltage

•generates forward disconnect

•generates 12 kHz or 16 kHz meter tones

•detects an off-hook or ring-trip condition

•connects a subscriber loop to a metallic bypass pair

•protects against secondary surges

The subscriber line battery is supplied by a constant current supply. It is sufficient to operate a telephone set over

the indicated loop length. The battery feed can be disconnected and the loop opened to release subscriber

equipment when a forward disconnect signal is received fromthe FLC-704 List 4 COT line unit. The battery feed

polarity can also be reversed as a physical signal of far end supervision.

Circuit Operation

The following paragraphs define the FRC-754 List 4 circuit operation when using loop start for subscriber lines

or ground start for PBX lines. Each FRC-754 List 4 circuit has an associated LED that indicates when the line is

off-hook, idle, ringing, or under test (see Table 1 on page 2).

Loop Start Operation

The following section summarizes the loop start sequences for on-hook (idle), subscriber inititated outgoing calls,

subscriber received incoming calls, and busy conditions.

On-hook (Idle) Condition. Loop start idle condition is a Ring-lead negative and Tip-lead positive from the CO

with the same condition out of the RT toward the subscriber (see Table 2 for circuit interactions).

Subscriber Initiated Outgoing Call. The following occurs when the calling line goes off-hook (see Table 2

on page 4 for circuit interactions):

•loop current flows and is detected by the FRC-754 List 4 channel unit

•FLC-704 receives an off-hook signal from the RT

•FLC-704 generates an off-hook condition to the CO switch

•CO sends dial tone

•FRC-754 passes a dial pulse or Dual Tone Multi Frequency (DTMF) signal through the FLC-704 from the

subscriber and forwards these to the CO

Table 2. Circuit Interactions for an Idle Condition (Loop Start)

Operation CO Switch FRC-754 List 4 COCU FRL-754 List 4 RTCU Subscriber

Circuit Idle No ringing ⇒No ringing ⇒

⇐On-hook ⇐On-hook

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Subscriber Receives Incoming Call. The following occurs for an incoming call (see Table 4 for circuit

interactions):

•FLC-704 detects a ringing signal from the CO

•FLC-704 signals the FRC-754 which then connects ringing to the subscriber

•subscriber line goes off-hook and the FRC-754, through the FLC-704, provides an off-hook condition to the

CO switch

Busy Condition. Loop start busy condition at the RT is a Ring lead negative and a Tip lead positive with loop

current flowing. The same conditions occurs at the CO (see Table 5 for circuit interactions).

Table 3. Circuit Interactions When a Subscriber Initiates an Outgoing Call (Loop Start)

Operation CO Switch FRC-754 List 4 COCU FRL-754 List 4 RTCU Subscriber

CO Idle No ringing ⇒No ringing ⇒

Subscriber goes

off-hook ⇐Off-hook ⇐Off-hook

CO returns dialtone Dialtone ⇒Dialtone ⇒

Subscriber Dials ⇐DP or DTMF ⇐DP or DTMF

Table 4. Circuit Interactions When a Subscriber Receives an Incoming Call (Loop Start)

Operation CO Switch FRC-754 List 4 COCU FRL-754 List 4 RTCU Subscriber

Subscriber Idle ⇐On-hook ⇐On-hook

CO generates ringing Ringing ⇒Ringing ⇒

Subscriber goes

off-hook ⇐Off-hook ⇐Off-hook

Ring trip No ringing ⇒No ringing ⇒

Table 5. Circuit Interactions for a Busy Condition (Loop Start)

Operation CO Switch FRC-754 List 4 COCU FRL-754 List 4 RTCU Subscriber

Circuit busy No ringing ⇒No ringing ⇒

⇐Off-hook ⇐Off-hook

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Ground Start Operation

The following section summarizes the ground start sequences for on-hook (idle), subscriber inititated outgoing

calls, subscriber received incoming calls, and busy conditions.

Idle Condition. Ground start idle condition is a Tip-lead open and Ring-lead negative from the CO and Tip lead

open and Ring-lead negative at the RT (see Table 6 for circuit interactions).

Subscriber Initiates Outgoing Call. The following occurs when a PBX requests service for an outgoing call

(see Table 7 for circuit interactions):

•PBX grounds Ring lead at the RT

•FRC-754 signals the FLC-704

•FLC-704 operates a Ring-ground relay that requests dial tone from the CO (this makes the circuit busy, or

seizes it, for outgoing calls, and blocks any incoming calls prior to the PBX dialing (that is, it prevents glare

where incomingand outgoing calls may occur simultaneouslyon the same line). Glare occurs when both ends

of a telephone line or trunk are seized at the same time.

•CO sends dial tone and grounds the Tip to signal the PBX to begin dialing

•FLC-704 detects Tip-ground, closes the loop between Tip and Ring, and signals the FRC-754 to send Tip

ground to the PBX

•PBX removes the original Ring-ground condition and completes the loop (Tip and Ring)

Table 6. Circuit Interactions for an Idle Condition (Ground Start)

Operation CO Switch FRC-754 List 4 COCU FRL-754 List 4 RTCU Subscriber

Circuit Idle Tip - no ground

No ringing ⇒Tip - no ground

No ringing ⇒

⇐Ring - no ground

On-hook ⇐Ring - no ground

On-hook

Table 7. Circuit Conditions When a Subscriber Initiates an Outgoing Call (Ground Start)

Operation CO Switch FRC-754 List 4 COCU FRL-754 List 4 RTCU Subscriber

CO Idle Tip - No ground

No ringing ⇒Tip - No ground

No ringing ⇒

Subscriber requests

dialtone ⇐Ring - ground

On-hook ⇐Ring - ground

On-hook

CO returns dialtone Tip - ground

Dialtone ⇒Tip - ground

Dialtone ⇒

Subscriber Dials ⇐Ring - no ground

Off-hook

DP or DTMF

⇐Ring - no ground

Off-hook

DP or DTMF

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