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Hardware Description
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This document describes hardware components of the router, including the cabinet , chassis, power supply facilities, fan modules, cards, cables, and pluggable
modules for interfaces. You can find useful information about router hardware components from this document.

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Figure 8 - 44 shows the structure of an E& M trunk cable.
Cards Figure 8-44 Structure of an E & M trunk cable AR Router Personal Data
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Network port connector Main Label
Cables (8-pin, RJ-45)
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Ethernet Cable

Ground Cable
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Table 8-71 lists the pin assignments of an E& M trunk cable.
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Table 8-71 Pin assignments of an E& M trunk cable
Voice Cables
X1 ( RJ45) Wire Color Pin Assignment Pin Description
E1/T1 Cable
1 White and SB Isolated signal
E3/T3 Cable
orange power output

SA Cable 2 Orange E Used by the

PBX to receive
8AS Cable control signals

G. SHDSL Cable 3 White and R1 • Two -wire

green mode: not
ISDN Cable connected
• Four - wire
E &M Trunk Cable
mode: ring
E& M Trunk Cable transmission
line

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 VGA Video Cable X1 ( RJ45) Wire Color Pin Assignment Pin Description

4 Blue R • Two -wire

2VDSL2 Cable
mode: ring
line
Pluggable Modules for Four-wire
•
Interfaces mode: ring
receiving
Accessories
line

5 White and T • Two - wire

blue mode: tip
line
• Four-wire
mode: tip
receiving
line

6 Green T1 • Two - wire

mode: not
connected
• Four-wire
mode: tip
transmission
line

7 White and M Pin used by the

brown PBX to send
control signals.
The voltage of
the M line is
-48 V with a
deviation of ±3
V.

8 Brown SG Isolated signal

ground

Figure 8 -45 shows the E& M trunk cable connection between the local and
remote devices.

Figure 8-45 E& M trunk cable connection

<8> E & M trunk cable-

Local device Remote device

5/4
T/ R -o -CD- T1 /R 1
6/ 3
T1 /R 1 — O -CD— T/R

M —o -D— E
2
E — CD -D— M
8
SG — — SG
1
SB — CD Not connected - — SB

m NOTE
An E& M trunk cable can be a shielded or an unshielded cable.

• If a shielded network cable is used as the E& M trunk cable, the local
and remote devices can be directly connected using this cable.
• If an unshielded network cable is used as the F& M trunk cable and
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 directly connected using this cable.
• If an unshielded network cable is used as the E& M trunk cable and
needs to be led outdoors, the local and remote devices must be
connected using a cable management strip. For details on how to
connect the devices through a cable management strip, see "
(Optional) Installing a Cable Management Strip and a Protective Unit "
in Hardware Installation Guide of the required router.

Connection

An E & M trunk cable is connected as follows:

• The RJ 45 connector is connected to the E& M interface of the local router.

• The other end is connected to the remote device through a network cable or
cable management strip.

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