OfficeServ 7400 Service Manual
OfficeServ 7400 Service Manual
Ed. 00
OfficeServ 7400
Service Manual
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INTRODUCTION
Purpose
This manual introduces the overview and the specification of the OfficeServ 7400 system;
and the troubleshooting of the troubles that can occur while using the system and the
programming methods for the system maintenance.
Audience
This manual is intended for the service engineers who perform the troubleshooting of the
OfficeServ 7400 System.
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Conventions
The following types of paragraphs contain special information that must be carefully read
and thoroughly understood. Such information may or may not be enclosed in a rectangular
box, separating it from the main text, but is always preceded by an icon and/or a bold title.
WARNING
Provides information or instructions that the reader should follow in order to avoid
personal injury or fatality.
CAUTION
Provides information or instructions that the reader should follow in order to avoid
a service failure or damage to the system.
CHECKPOINT
Provides the operator with checkpoints for stable system operation.
NOTE
Indicates additional information as a reference.
II
The lined box with Courier New font will be used to distinguish between the
main content and console output screen text.
Bold Courier New font will indicate the value entered by the operator on the
console screen.
Reference
OfficeServ 7400 System Manual
The OfficeServ 7400, and the system information necessary for understanding the system
such as the configuration, the specification, and the functions of the hardware.
OfficeServ 7400 Installation Guide
The conditions necessary for the installation of the system, the installing methods of the
system, and the checking and operating methods of the system.
OfficeServ 7400 Call Server Programming Guide
The methods of using the Man Machine Communication(MMC) that changes the system
setup by using the phone.
OfficeServ 7400 Data Server User Guide
The introduction to Data Server, which is the OfficeServ 7400 application software, and its
installation procedure and the usages.
Revision History
EDITION
DATE OF ISSUE
REMARKS
00
12. 2005.
First Edition
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IV
SAFETY CONCERNS
For product safety and correct operation, the following information must be given to the
operator/user and shall be read before the installation and operation.
Symbols
Caution
Indication of a general caution
Restriction
Indication for prohibiting an action for a product
Instruction
Indication for commanding a specifically required action
Warning
WARNING
After Troubleshooting the Products
Be careful so that the metal alien substances are not inserted into the products
after repairing the products. If the alien materials are removed, it can be the
cause of fire, or of the damage to the parts.
Before Troubleshooting
Be sure to disconnect the connected cable when performing the troubleshooting.
Failure to do so can be the cause of fire or electric shock.
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Caution
CAUTION
Caution when Assembling
Be careful so that there should be no gaps between the housing and the base in
the fully-assembled status by connecting the various connectors and the screws
after repairing. The gaps can be the cause of the products abnormal operation.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Purpose ...................................................................................................................................................... I
Audience..................................................................................................................................................... I
Document Content and Organization ....................................................................................................... I
Conventions............................................................................................................................................... II
Console Screen Output ............................................................................................................................ II
Reference ................................................................................................................................................. III
Revision History ....................................................................................................................................... III
SAFETY CONCERNS
Symbols .....................................................................................................................................................V
Warning .....................................................................................................................................................V
Caution ....................................................................................................................................................VI
1-1
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.2.1
Front View.................................................................................................................................1-4
1.2.2
System Capacity.......................................................................................................................1-6
1.3.2
Electrical Specifications............................................................................................................1-9
1.3.3
1.3.4
1.3.5
1.3.6
Available Terminals.................................................................................................................1-18
1.3.7
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2.1.2
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
2.4.1
2.4.2
2.5.2
2.5.3
2.5.4
2.5.5
2.5.6
2.5.7
2.5.8
2.5.9
2.7
2.6.2
2.6.3
2.6.4
2.6.5
2.6.6
2.6.7
2.6.8
Terminals................................................................................................................................. 2-81
2.7.1
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DPIM....................................................................................................................................... 2-81
CHAPTER 3. Troubleshooting
3.1
3-1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.1.4
3.1.5
3.1.6
3.1.7
3.1.8
3.1.9
3.3
3.4
3.2.2
3.2.3
MP40 Board............................................................................................................................3-16
3.3.2
LP40 Board.............................................................................................................................3-22
3.4.2
TEPRI Board...........................................................................................................................3-28
3.4.3
TEPRI2 Board.........................................................................................................................3-33
3.4.4
3.4.5
3.4.6
MGI Board...............................................................................................................................3-49
3.4.7
3.4.8
3.4.9
3.5.2
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3.5.3
3.5.4
3.5.5
3.5.6
4.2
4.3
4-1
4.1.2
4.2.2
Preparing................................................................................................................................ 4-16
4.3.2
4.3.3
5-1
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
5.8
5.9
5.12
5.13
5.22
5.23
5.28
6-1
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8
6.9
6.15
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6.17
6.28
6.32
ABBREVIATION
7-1
A ~ D ...........................................................................................................................................................I
E ~ K ..........................................................................................................................................................II
L ~ P ..........................................................................................................................................................III
Q ~ U........................................................................................................................................................ IV
V ~ X ......................................................................................................................................................... V
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1.1
Figure 1.2
Figure 1.3
Figure 1.4
Figure 1.5
Figure 2.1
Figure 2.4
Figure 2.5
Figure 2.6
Figure 2.7
Figure 2.8
Figure 2.9
Figure 2.10
Figure 2.13
Figure 2.14
Figure 2.15
Figure 2.16
Figure 2.17
Figure 2.18
Figure 2.21
Figure 2.22
Figure 2.23
Figure 2.24
Figure 2.25
Figure 2.26
Figure 2.27
Figure 2.28
Figure 2.29
Figure 2.30
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Figure 2.31
Figure 2.32
Figure 2.33
Figure 2.34
Figure 2.35
Figure 2.36
Figure 2.37
Figure 2.38
Figure 2.39
Figure 2.40
Figure 2.41
Figure 4.1
Figure 4.2
Figure 4.3
Figure 4.4
Figure 4.5
Figure 4.6
Figure 4.7
Figure 4.8
Figure 4.9
Figure 4.10
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Figure 4.12
Figure 4.13
Figure 4.14
Figure 4.15
Figure 4.16
Figure 4.17
Figure 4.18
Figure 5.1
Figure 5.2
Figure 5.3
Figure 5.4
Figure 5.5
Figure 5.6
Figure 5.7
Figure 5.8
Figure 5.9
Figure 5.10
Figure 5.11
Figure 5.12
Figure 5.13
Figure 5.14
Figure 5.15
Figure 5.16
Figure 5.17
Figure 5.18
Figure 5.19
Figure 5.20
Figure 5.21
Figure 5.22
Figure 5.23
Figure 5.24
Figure 5.25
Figure 5.26
Figure 5.27
Figure 5.28
Figure 5.29
Figure 5.30
Figure 5.31
Figure 5.32
Figure 5.33
Figure 7.1
Figure 7.2
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LIST OF TABLES
Table 1.1
Table 1.2
Table 1.3
Table 1.4
Table 1.5
Table 1.6
Table 1.7
Table 1.8
Table 1.9
Electric Characteristics of the Primary Rate Interface (PRI) Trunk Line ................ 1-10
Table 1.10
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Table 1.12
Table 1.13
Table 1.14
Table 1.15
Table 1.16
Table 1.17
Table 1.18
Table 1.19
Table 1.20
Table 1.21
Table 2.1
Table 2.2
Table 2.3
Table 2.4
Table 7.1
This chapter describes the main functions, the configuration, and the specification of the
OfficeServ 7400 System.
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WAN/LAN Function
OfficeServ 7400 has the interface module with WAN and LAN mounted so that the data
can be transmitted/received in the external internet or the internal intranet with no
additional data device.(10/100 BASE-T or 1000 BASE-TX/SX/LX interface used)
Wireless LAN Service
OfficeServ 7400 provides the wireless LAN solution for the combined services of the
wired and the wireless in the office zone. It supports the handoff and the QoS by using the
Combo AP(Access Point) that performs the service with the separation of the data and the
voice. In addition, OfficeServ 7400 uses the wireless LAN base station to use the wired and
wireless voice/data communication with no additional LAN construction. In addition, it provides
the business environment where the staff can perform their efficient and prompt businesses
anytime anywhere by using the portable terminal of the refined design.
Text-To Speech (TTS) Response Functions
OfficeServ 7400 provides the TTS response functions that converges the character
messages(e-mail) into the voice message to be heard via the phone.
Mail Server and Instant Messaging
OfficeServ 7400 provides the e-mail server and the instant message transmission/reception
function that combines the voice message and the e-mail to converge or to retransmit them
for the users convenience.
Various Application Solutions
OfficeServ 7400 provides the various application solutions such as OfficeServ News,
OfficeServ EasySet, Internet Call Center, Integrated Management of the Communication
System, Voice Mail Solution of the Built-in Board type, the integrated fax server, CloselyCombined Digital Record System, etc.
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0
Slot
Front Side of
Basic Cabinet
3
Slot
6
Slot 6
Slot11
Slot2 2
Slot 44
Slot5 5
Slot77
Slot 9
9
Slot10
10
Slot88
Slot11
11
There are 12 slots each in the basic cabinet and the extended cabinet where the boards can
be mounted.
Each slot mounts the following boards according to the configuration types of OfficeServ
7400.
Table 1.1 Boards Mountable on Slots
Cabinet
Slots
Mountable Boards
Basic Cabinets
Slot 0
(OfficeServ Access)
Slot 3
Slot 1, 2
Slot 4~11
1-4
Extended Cabinet
Slot 0
(OfficeServ Expansion)
Slot 1~11
8 9
Rear side of
Basic Cabinet
12 3
5h
i 3
Functions
1 Ground Lug
4 Fuse Holder
5 AC LED
6 DC LED
8 Power Switch
Battery Switch
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CHAPTER 1. ! .
System Configuration
Basic Cabinet
Basic Cabinet +
Extended Cabinet 1
1-6
Table 1.3
System Configuration
Analog
LOOP TRK
Basic Cabinet
80
Digital
T1 TRK
480
E1 TRK
600
PRI TRK
T1: 480
E1: 600
168
744
930
Cabinet 1
Basic Cabinet + Extended
Cabinet 1+ Extended Cabinet 2
T1: 744
E1: 930
256
1008
1260
T1: 1008
E1: 1260
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General Phones
Digital Phones
Basic Cabinet
160
160(DS-5012L: 73)
336
336(DS-5012L: 146)
512
512(DS-5012L: 219)
Cabinet 1
Basic Cabinet + Extended
Cabinet 1 + Extended Cabinet 2
Channel Numbers
The channel number of OfficeServ 7400 by each slot and the channel number of CID
Receiver and DTMF Receiver are as follows:
Table 1.6
Classification
1-8
Channel Number
Basic Cabinet
Slot 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
64
Extended Cabinet
Slot 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
32
CID Receiver
32
DTMF Receiver
48
OPEN END
CLOSED END
GND
T
T
X
-48 VDC
(C.O.)
Key Telephone
Specifications
Transmission Speed
Code
Pulse Type
Transmission Media
A twisted Pair
Load Resistance
100
3.00 V
Voltage
Signal
Electric Power at
Level
772 kHz
Electric Power at
12~19 dBm
25 dB or more at the electric Power of 772 kHz or Less
1544 kHz
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Specifications
Transmission Speed
Code
Pulse Type
244 ns
Refer to G.823
Transmission Media
A twisted Pair
Load Resistance
120
3.00 V
0 0.300 V
Specifications
Transmission Speed
Code
Pulse Type
1-10
244 ns
Transmission Media
A twisted Pair
Load Resistance
120
3.00 V
0 0.300 V
Specifications
Transmission Speed
384 kbits/s
Code
AMI
Pulse Type
Specifications
10 Mbit/s
Transmission Code
V.35 Driver
18 EA
Characteristics Resistance
100
2 V
80 mV
The electric characteristics in case of using the RS-232C(V.28) Interface are as follows:
Table 1.12 Electric Characteristics of the GWIM Interface (RS-232C Interface)
Items
Specifications
230 kbits/s
Transmission
V.28 Driver
14 EA
15 V
Input Threshold
+1.2 -1.7 V
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Specifications
50 Mbit/s
Transmission Code
HSSI Driver
50 EA
Characteristics Resistance
110
1 V
Input Threshold
0.15 V
Specifications
Transmission Speed
10 Mpbs
Transmission Code
Transmission Media
1-12
2 Pairs
Characteristics Resistance
100
Cable Thickness
100 BASE-TX follows the standards of the IEEE 802.3u, and its electric characteristics are
as follows:
Table 1.15 Electric Characteristics of the LAN Interface (100 BASE-TX)
Items
Specifications
Transmission Speed
100 Mbps
Transmission Code
4B/5B + MLT-3(4 bit/5 bit Converges the four bit-data into fivebit one at the Physical Layer to be Coded and the Multi Level
Transmission-3(MLT-3) Codes the transmission data into
three Levels of High Middle and Low.
CSMA/CD
Transmission Media
Two Pairs
Characteristics Resistance
100
Cable Thickness
Auto MDI/MDIX
The allocation of the pins in the RJ-45 connecter connected to UTP cable makes
the mutually different arrangement according to the TX and RX signal or
according to the switch module and the terminals. Therefore, for connecting the
switch module and the terminals, the Straight-through UTP cable is basically
used, and for connecting the switching module and the switching module, the
Crossover UTP cable is used. But, the Auto-MDI/MDIX function is implemented
inside the switch module in order to remove the complexity of the cable
connection like this, and by the implication the normal operation can be
performed regardless of the pin layout of the UTP cable. Among the boards
corresponding to the switch module of the OfficeServ 7400 System, LIM and
PLIM have no Auto-MDI/MDIX function, and GPLIM, GSIM, and GWIM provide
the Auto-MDI/MDIX function.
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1000 BASE-SX/LX follows the standards of the IEEE802.3z, and its electric
characteristics are as follows:
Table 1.16 Electric Characteristics of the LAN Interface (1000 BASE-FX)
Items
Specifications
Transmission Speed
1000 Mps
Transmission Code
CSMA/CD
SX: Multi-Moded Optic Fiber(MMF)
LX: Multi-Moded Optic Fiber/Single-Moded Optic Fiber(SMF)
2 Pairs
SX: Up to 550 m
LX: Up to 5 km
Cable Thickness
Signaling Method of the Internal Line in the DTMF Push Button Dialing
DTMF signaling processing follows the ITU standards, which is for the signal processing
of the transmission at the trunk line side of the digital phone and for the signal processing
of the transmission/reception telephone at the trunk line.
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Signal Method of the Very high bit rate Digital Subscriber Line (VDSL)
The electric characteristics of the VDSL for using the long-distance Ethernet are as
follows:
Table 1.17 Electric Characteristics of the VDSL Interface
Items
Specifications
Transmission Speed
1 M~16 Mbps
Modulation Code
Error Detection
Transmission Distance
1.0 km
Transmission Media
A twisted Pair
Characteristics Resistance
Splitter built-in
Used Frequency
Link Speed
Transmission Characteristics
y
Attenuation volume
Attenuation volume between subscribers: Less than 6 dB
Attenuation volume between a subscriber and local trunk: Less than 0.5 dB
Line Conditions
y
Installation distance
Regular phone: Up to 1 km(when American Wire Gauge(AWG) #24 cable is used)
Digital phone: Up to 400 m 400 m(when AWG #24 cable is used)
Door Phone: Up to 400 m(when AWG #24 cable is used)
Button Expansion Box(AOM): Up to 400 m(when AWG #24 cable is used)
Between 4WLI and to Combo AP: Up to 600 m(when AWG #24 cable is used)
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Specifications
Input Power
Input Power
- DC -54 V, 6.6 A
- DC +5 V, 16 A
- DC -5.3 V, 2 A
- DC +3.3 V, 30 A
- DC +12 V, 1 A
- DC -56 V, 0.4 A(For Backup)
External Rectifier
Input Power
Output Power
DC -54 V, 10 A
B
External
Rectifier
Red Line
Blue Line
OfficeServ
7400
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Rings
ON/OFF Cycles
1000/3000 ms
400/200/400/3000 ms
Door Ring
400/200/400/200/400/2000 ms
Alarm Ring
400/200/400/200/400/200/400/1000 ms
Signal Tone
The ring output voltage and the frequency of the OfficeServ 7400 are as follows:
y
Output Voltage: 75 V
Frequency: 20 Hz
OfficeServ 7400 provides several signal tones. Each signal tone directs the progressing
status of the function operation to the users, and performs the feedback role. ON/OFF cycle
by tone types currently set are as follows:
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Table 1.20
Signal Tones
ON/OFF Cycles
Origination
1000/250 ms
Busy
500/500 ms
DND
250/250 ms
Ring Back
1000/2000 ms
Call Park
Continuous
Check/Caution/Forced Override
50/50 ms
Call Back/Hold
500/3500 ms
Connection
1000/2000 ms
Error/Unobtainable Tone
250/250 ms
Continuous
Terminal
Wireless LAN(WLAN)
DSS
DS-64B
Digital Phone
AOM
Others
Compatible Terminals
All compatible terminals of the iDCS 500 Premium system can be used for the
OfficeServ 7400. For compatible terminals, contact the system operator because
a compatible terminal is subject to change according to system settings.
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Extension
Cabinet
Extension
Cabinet
Basic Cabinet
When the system is configured with two cabinets(Basic Cabinet + Extension Cabinet)
440(W) 447.6(H) 410(D) mm
When the system is configured with three cabinets(Basic Cabinet + Extension Cabinet +
Extension Cabinet)
440(W) 671.4(H) 410(D) mm
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1-20
This chapter describes the circuit configuration by blocks and the main functions of
OfficeServ 7400 System.
+5 V
C#1
Basic
Power
-5 V
Mother
Board
MOD
SIO
LAN
SCM
RCM
MISC
MP40
LP40
UNIV #1
-48 V
UNIV #10
C#2
Extension
+5
+5VV
Power
-5 V
5V
Mother
Board
RCM
MFM
MISC
LP40
HDLC CABLE
UNIV #1
-48 V
UNIV #11
C#3
Extension
+5 V
Power
-5 V
Mother
Board
MFM
RCM
MISC
LP40
UNIV #1
-48 V
UNIV #11
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
When OfficeServ 7400 System and OfficeServ 7200 System are mingled to be configured,
the physical structure using the MP40 card are shown below:
MOD
+5 V
C#3
Basic
Power
-5 V
SIO
LAN
MP40
Mother
Board
SCM
RCM
MISC
LP40
UNIV #1
-54 V
UNIV #10
C#2
Extension
Power
C
#
2
Ext
ens
sio
+5
+5VV
-5 V
5V
Mother
Board
MFM
RCM
MISC
LP40
HDLC CABLE
UNIV #1
-54 V
-48V
UNIV #11
+5 V
C#3
Extension
Power
-5 V
-48 V
LCP
Mother
Board
UNIV #1
UNIV #6
Figure 2.2 System Structure in the interwork between OfficeServ 7400 and OfficeServ 7200
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The CPU of the MP40 board and the smart card media card are connected to each
other by the 8-bit parallel bus mode.
OfficeServ 7400 uses the standard smart media interface so that the easy upgrade into
the one of the larger capacity can be made afterwards.
The smart media card of the OfficeServ 7400 uses the power of 3.3 V.
The smart card media card can be mounted on the front side panel of the MP 40 board.
CPU Interface
y
CPU and Static Random Access Memory(SRAM) of the MP40 card are connected by
the 64-bit bus.
SCC1 of the MP40 card CPU is allocated to the LP 40 of the system basic rack,
SCC3/4 is allocated for the connection of the LP40 of the extension rack or for the
connection of the extension rack of the OfficeServ 7200 Local Control Panel(LCP)
and for the connection of the users highway channel.
SMC 1 is used as the debugging port for the system engineer to check the system
status. When the daughter board used for the modem is mounted, SMC2 is used for the
communication with the daughter board.
Ethernet Connection
Ethernet connection is basically provided.
Use of the Serial Input and Output (SIO) port
One debugging port is provided for the system engineer to check the system status.
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The signals related to the HDLC communication are converged in the RS-422 mode
for the stable operation.
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DATA
INTERNAL
MUSIC
RTC
(RTC8564NB)
SRAM
(KM6164000x2)
SWITCH
(ZL50018)
1.5/1.8 V
Regulator
BAT
RST
Flash ROM
(Am29F800BTx1)
CPU
(MP408271/66M)
DRAM
KM416C1200CTx4
Buffer
CPLD
(LC4256V-75FC)
SMARTMEDIA
Interface
Daughter Board
Interface
ENGIN 7065
BUFFER
To Mother Board
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Two SMCs where the asynchronous communication can be made are supported
SCC
y
SCC1, SCC3, SCC4: Operates via the HDLC communication port for exchanging the
messages with LP40.
System Clock
MP40 card used 66 MHx as the main clock oscillator.
2-6
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2-8
CPLD
(LC4256V-75F256)
FROM 4MB
(SST39VF040)
Rate Conversion
(MT90863)
T90863)
Flash ROM
(Am29LV040B)
MP40
HDLC
SDRAM 16MB
K4S641632Ax2
(1Mx16x4)x2
CPU
MPC852TZT50
MII bus
LAN
PHY
BUFFER
Daughter Board
Interface
To Mother Board
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Memory Controller(8banks)
SIP operation of the high performance can be made by the built-in communication
processor
SCC
y
SCC3: Operates by HDLC communication port for exchanging the messages with
MP40.
System Clock
LP40 card uses 50MHz as the main clock oscillator.
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Multi-Frequency Module(MFM): MFM is the option board that is configured with the
ASIC chips that detects the DTMF signals. The positions where the MFM boards are
mounted are LOC1 or LOC2, and the mounting positions are marked on LP40 board.
When MFM board is mounted, The DTMF signals coming from 12 channels can be
detected simultaneously.
R2 CID Module(RCM): RCM is the option board that is configured with ASIC chips detecting
the Caller Identification(CID). The module generates and detects the R2 signals, which are the
signaling signals between trunk lines. The position where RCM board is mounted on LP40 is
LOC1 or LOC2, and the mounting position is marked on LP40 board. When RCM board is
mounted, the R2 signals can be generated via 30 channels, and R2 signals of eight channels or
the CID of 14 channels can be detected. The selection of the detected signals(R2/CID) is
determined by the positions of the switch on the RCM board.
Miscellaneous(MIS): MIS is the option board mounted on L40 board. The position
mounting on LP40 is LOC 3, and the mounting positions marked on the LP40 board.
MIS provides two external held music input ports, external paging port, the loud bell
port, and the common bell port, and also provides the two dry contact ports that
connects or blocks the signal transmission or the electric power supply with the
external devices.
R2 CID Module 2(RCM2): RCM2 is the option board that can detect and generate the
Caller Identification(CID). The position where RCM2 board is mounted on LP40
board is LOC1 or LOC2, and the mounting position is marked on LP40 board.
If RCM2 board is mounted, The CID signals of 14 channels can be detected and
generated. The operation mode(Detection generation signal) and can be selected into
R2 or into CID by the switch inside RCM2 board. The support for R2 function will be
made later, the R2 function is not provided in the present.
Switch Conference Module(SCM): SCM is the option board that performs the conference
function. The position that SCM board is mounted on LP40 board is LOC1 or LOC2, and
the mounting position is marked on LP40 board. Only on one of LOC1 or LOC2, the board
can be mounted. If SCM board is mounted on, the simultaneous calling of five persons and
12 groups can be made, and DTMF signals coming from 12 channels can be detected
simultaneously.
Common Resource Module(CRM): CRM board is the option board that performs the
DTMF signal detection, R2 signal generation, CID signal generation and detection.
The position used when CRM board is mounted on LP40 board LOC1or LOC2, and
the position is marked on LP40 board.
LAN Interface
LP40 card can be connected to LAN with no additional LAN card. The MAC addresses
have built in CPU, and its maximum connection speed is 10/100 Mbps. The speed is
automatically selected when the LAN cable is connected.
Universal Asynchronous Receiver & Transmitter (UART)
UART is the element by which the asynchronous serial communication can be made, and is
also used for debugging the boards. The connection to the outside can be made by the SIO
port on the front panel. The basic operation speed is 19.2 kbps, and the speed can be
changed.
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
Board Types
Board Name
16DLI, 16DLI2
Data Board
Address
&
Control
DATA
ASIC
STL7053
CODEC
Part
HYB
&
Matching
Line #1
Interface
CODEC
Part
HYB
&
Matching
Line #4
Interface
CODEC
Part
HYB
&
Matching
Line #5
Interface
CODEC
Part
HYB
&
Matching
Line #8
Interface
ASIC
STL7053
MBD Interface
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Protection
Line
Rectifier
&
DC By-pass
Relay
Loop
Ring
Detection
Conversion
4W to 2W
Loop
Detection
Ring
Port
Status
Read
Circuit
Hybrid
Balance
Circuit
Impedance
Matching
Circuit
Base
Gain
Setup
Circuit
Low
Pass
Filter
CODEC
Low
Pass
Filter
Buffer
Circuit
Control Bus
Highway Signal
TMC (STL7053)
The interface circuit of the C.O line is configured with the DC current by-pass circuit, the
matching trans, the balance network, the hybrid circuit, the channel assign timing control,
the PCM CODEC, the Digital Gain Circuit Logic, etc in order to send.receive the trunk line
and the voice frequency(300~3400 Hz) In addition, the additional DC by-pass circuit is
configured in order to minimize the trans for the voice path trans.
HOS, Ring Signal Detection Circuit is built-in inside this circuit. In order to control the
highway buffer(74ABT125) of the Time slot Assign circuit, the TSAC Enable signal
generated inside the TMC is used. The Hybrid circuit for matching the impedance is
designed into the Hybrid for the line impedance 600 .
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
Voice Transmission/Reception
The surge protection function is used between the tip lead and the ring lead for preparing
the high voltage supply. In addition, the third protection circuit is configured by using the
zener diode inside the matching circuit of trans secondary impedance. The bi-directional
voice received from the C.O. is separated from the line loop feeding power, and passes
through the coupling capacitor, and is entered into the rans for voice signal.
The voice signal transmitted to the trans secondary side is divided into the transmission
path(Tx path_ and the reception path(Rx path) at the Impedance & Balance circuit In
addition, the low frequency compensation function that the resistance is matched into
600 is provided at the low frequency impedance matching & balance circuit. In the
present, its design is made into the mode of the Long Loop Impedance Matching.
The Tx voice signal converged like this is made into the Pulse code Modulation(PCM) by the
CODEC so that the corresponded channel is allocated. After them, the signal is transmitted
into the time switch by passing through the PCM highway and the digital gain control
circuit.
The Rx PCM data, the Rx voice signal, is converged into the analog signal by CODEC.
The voice signal converged like this is transmitted into the balancing circuit through the
impedance a matching circuit. And only the voice signal is supplied to the trans secondary
side to be transmitted into the line feeding power.
This signal is matched with the voice path of the C.O line Interface. By doing so, the
additional voice signal is transmitted into the additional path separately from the transmission
path.
Circuit of Sensing Ring Reception
The ring reception signal transmitted from the Central Office(C.O) is transmitted into the
reception signal in the status in which the trunk line interface is in the Hook on. The ring
signal passes through the poly-capacitor(0.47 uF/250 V) via the normal contacting point of
the loop relay to block the DC voltage. By doing so, only the ring signal of more than
certain level passes through the bridge diode. This signal passes through the resistance to
be entered into the Photo-coupler in order to generate the ring-sensing signal. A normal
status is generated as H when the ring is transmitted.
DC Current By-Pass Circuit
DC Current by-pass circuit occupies the DC loop among the trunk lines, and passes the AC
signal. This part is configured with the hybrid IC in order to minimize the mounting space.
When both ends of Tip/Ring configures the loops at the -48 V, it makes the DC path, and
fixes the resistance into 33 in order to satisfy the given specifications.
The output of the Hook-Off Sensing(HOS), a function of sensing the loop is provided to
the system by the photo-coupler till the loop is occupied by the additional function. At H,
the general status of HOS, L is sensed.
This is converged to be transmitted into the CPU data bus.
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Address
&
Control
DATA
DRAM
(KM416C1200x1)
SIO
Interface
FROM
(AM29F800)
CPU
(MC68302)
PEB2254
RST
Line Interface
EPLD
Common Memory
(CY7C136)
Main Board
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
he resistance circuit that can satisfy both of T1(100 ) and E1(120 ) simultaneously
is used.
CPU (MC68302)
y
68302FN16 used.
For CPU clock, 16.384 MHz is used, and 16 bit is used for the data bus.
For RAM, 2 Mbytes DRAM(KM416C1200) is used, and the RAM backup is not used.
For the interrupt for Timing Reference, two general purpose timers inside the CPU are
used.
For reset, DS-1706 is used, and the reset button for testing is available.
For the IPC communication with MP40 board or with LP40, DPRAM(71C132Y) is
used. When IPC is used in the interrupt mode, CPU is connected to LP40 via the
resistance 0 . When used in the polling mode, the resistance 0 is removed. In the
present it operates in the polling mode.
Connected to CPU port so that the RY/BY signal of the flash ROM can be read.
Clock
y
y
y
y
y
SIO
y
y
y
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A serial port for testing is provided by using the serial communication controller of
CPU.
RJ-45 connecter can be connected at the front side of the cabinet.
Baud Rate source clock is used as the CPU master clock, and its use can be made up to
19.2 kbps, and the speed is determined by software.
DATA
SIO Interface
(MAX3232E)
SDRAM
SDRAM
(K4S641632)
(K4S641632H)
CPU
(MPC852T)
BOOT FROM
(SST39VF040)
RST
APPLI. FROM
(AM29LV320)
PHY
(LXT972)
ENGINE
(STL7065)
CPLD
(LC4256V-75F)
FALC-56
FALC-56
(PEF2256H)
(PEF2256H)
LED Indicator
Line Interface
Common Memory
(IDT71321LA35PF)
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
The interface is implemented into the register so that the impedance of the T1(100 )
and E1(120 ) can be simultaneously satisfied.
The jitter characteristics satisfying ITU-T I. 431 and G703 are provided.
CPU (MPC852T)
One MPC852TZT50 of Motorola Co. Ltd. is used as the main processor. This is a data bus,
which operates in 32-bit mode.
The main specification of the MPC852T are as follows:
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Debugging Interface
SCC
y
Clock
y
The synchronization of the system clock is performed by the PLL circuit of the MP40
board.
4.096 MHz, 8.192 MHz, FOI, and FSX are provided by mother board.
The Active signal indicating the Valid Reference clock is received at CPU port.
For Boot ROM, Socket is used, which performs the role of saving Boot program and
DB information.
Application ROM is used for an application program, and saves the application code
program.
SDRAM
y
The access time of SDRAM is set short for the maximized system performance.
WATCH DOG
y
WATCH DOG is the function of recovering automatically the system when there an
abnormality in the board. The restart-up is made in case of abnormal operation for
about five seconds.
LAN Interface
y
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
UART is the element that makes the asynchronous serial communication available.
Connected to the outside via RJ-45 connecter on the front side of the cabinet.
As the Baud Rate source clock, OSC 1.8432 MHz clock is used.
Default speed is 19.2 kbps, and the maximum operation speed can be supported to
115.2 Kbps by software.
EEPROM
y
EEPROM used for saving MAC, 3-Wire Serial 1kbit EEPROM(AT93C46, 128 byte)
is used.
The proper number of the hardware on the board is allocated when manufactured in
the early at the factory.
Reset
y
Among the resets, there are power on reset, the push button reset, software reset, and
Watch Dog reset.
CPLD
y
CPLD configures most of logics used in the TEPRI2 board, and CPLD
LC4256V-75F of Lattice Co. Ltd. is used.
IPC DPRAM
y
2 Kbytes DPRAM(71C132Y) is used for the IPC communication with LP40 board.
Engine Block
y
2-22
STL7065 is used for the gain compensation of the TX, Rx Highway of the TEPRI2
board.
Analog parts
RJ-45 x 8
TIP, Ring Signal
PFT
relay
RING
Generator
Relay x 8
Transformer x 8
Balance
Hybrid x 2
HOS 0~7
CODEC IC
TP3057 x 8
HWTx
HWRx
FSX x 8
IC ASIC
SBS 9401
CS0, CS1,
CARD ID
CDEN, Data
BD8~BD16
Decoder
Address
BA4~BA16
Digital parts
CLK
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
Countries
KP0072SA
UK, NEWZEALAND
KP0075SA
HOLLAND
KP0078SA
KOREA, USA
KP0071SA
ITALY
KP0073SA
GERMANY, AUSTRALIA
KP0077SA
CHINA
-48 V Supply
-48 V power passes through Loop Disconnect circuit, Feeding Resistor, and Power Tr to be
transmitted to the subscribers phone via TIP. And the power passes through Power TR and
Feeding Resistor again via ring to be connected to GND.
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Loop Disconnection
The -48 V power connected to each port is switched over by TR. When LD signal is LOW,
the TR turns on, and the power is supplied. If HIGH, TR turns off to stop the supply of the
power.
Ring Trip
Ring trip means the stop of the ring signal transmission by operating the relay of the
subscribers phone circuit if the subscriber performs the Hook-off when the ring is
transmitted to the subscribers phone. The ring signal output operates as ON for one second,
and as Off for two seconds. When the subscriber performs the hook-off in the On time for
one second when the ring relay is attached to the subscribers tip and the ring end, the ring
path passes through the relay to be Ground.
Ring Transmission
When the relay operates by the relay control signal coming out from SBS9401, the ring of the
80 Vrms/20~30 mA 20/25 Hz is transmitted to the subscribers line.
As the source of the ring, there are the square wave generation circuit inside 8SLI board
and the Sine wave ringer that can be mounted outside separately, and the board designated
by countries is selected to be used.
CODEC
For CODEC, 3054/3057 that has been mounted on the existing 8SLI board is used.
Balance Hybrid
Balance Hybrid has already implemented inside the Hybrid. But, it is implemented into 600 .
Therefore, the circuit that matches to the Complex resistance is mounted as the additional Hybrid
together with CODEC.
Protection
There are the primary protection and the secondary protection.
y
Primary Protection
Varistor is connected between the tip and the ring, and protects the elements connected
between the tip and the ring.
Secondary Protection
The secondary protection is performed by connecting the Zener Diodes to the TRANS
secondary side.
Ring Generator
y
DC-DC converter
Converges the 48 V DC voltage into 75~80 V DC voltage. RC filter at the input
end is used in order to remove the noise when the electric noise generated at the
ring generator is entered together with the -48 V DC power.
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
Analog parts
RJ-45 x 8
TIP, Ring Signal
PFT
relay
RING
Generator
Relay x 16
Transformer x 16
Balance
Hybrid x 4
HOS 0~15
CODEC IC
TP3057 x 16
HWTx
HWRx
FSX x 16
IC ASIC
SBS 9401
CS0, CS1,
CARD ID
CDEN, Data
BD8~16
Decoder
Address
BA4~16
Digital parts
CLK
2-26
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
C.O Line
For PFT
PFT
Relay
X 4EA
Relay
MW
Relay
Relay
MW
Relay
Relay
MW
Relay
Relay
MW
Relay
PROTECTION
CCT
RELAY CCT
SLIC
DC FEED
HOS
PWM
SLIC
DC FEED
HOS
PWM
SLIC
DC FEED
HOS
PWM
SLIC
DC FEED
HOS
PWM
EPLD
EPLD
DRIVER
CCT
SLAC
CODEC, GAIN
Control,
SERIAL I/F
for
REGISTERs
PWM FREQ.
RINGER
Selection
SW
SPI/PSI
Frequency
Divider
CARD
ID
HOS Detection
Buffer x 2
RINGER
CCT
CLOCK CCT
4.096 MHz
2.048 MHz
FOI
FS
RINGER
20.25 HZ
-48 V MOTHER BD
+5 V MOTHER BD
+3.3 V MOTHER BD
MESSAGE VOLTAGE
EXT. RINGER CCT
SINE WAVE
S
Y
S
T
E
M
M
O
T
H
E
R
B
O
A
R
D
2-28
Le79555-2QC
Le79555 is the Subscriber Line Interface Circuit IC made by Legerity Co. Ltd.
Its package type is 32Pin QFN, and includes the Polarity Reverse function.
It performs the main functions of the subscribers by the interface with the Le58QL021
QSLAC I.C.
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
Le58QL021
Le58QL021 is the Quad Low Voltage Subscriber Line Audio Processing Circuit I.C made
by Legerity Co. Ltd. One I.C has four Codecs and filter, and is connected to four SLIC and
SPI Bus.
The following can be programmed by using the internal filter.
y
Transhybrid balance
Equalization(frequency response)
Line #1
Interface
Line #2
Interface
Line #3
Interface
Line #4
Interface
Line #5
Interface
Line #6
Interface
QDASL(TP3404)
Line #7
Interface
Line #8
Interface
QDASL(TP3404)
DATA
ASIC(STS9511)
DATA
2-30
Analog parts
RJ-45 x 8
TIP, Ring Signal
PFT
relay
RING
Generator
Relay x 8
* 8Port=8
Transformer x 8
* 8Port=8
Balance
Hybrid x 2
HOS 0~7
* 8Port=2
CODEC IC
TP3057 x 8
* 8Port=8
HWTx
HWRx
FSX x 8
IC ASIC
SBS 9401
CS0, CS1,
CARD ID
CDEN, Data
BD8~16
Decoder
Address
BA4~16
Digital parts
CLK
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
Analog internal line and the digital internal line are simultaneously provided.
Hook-Off sensing
Eight ports of the analog internal line and eight ports of the digital internal lines are
provided.
Eight ports of SLI and eight ports of DLI function are provided in one board Assy.
16 ports are configured by using the eight ports of RJ-45. No. 4 and no. 5 pins inside
are used in the SLI port, and no. 7 and 8 pins are used as the DLI port.
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Address
&
Control
DATA
QDASL
(TP3404)
Line #2
Interface
Line #3
Interface
Line #4
Interface
QDMC
(STI9511)
Line #5
Interface
QDASL
(TP3404)
Line #6
Interface
Line #7
Interface
Line #8
Interface
MBD Interface
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
5 V operation
QDASL Interface
For the D channels used in the serial data transmission, there are RxD and TxD.
D channel makes the AMI codes with B channel, and transmits them to the line. D channel
data are used in the phone control, and B channel data are used in the manufacture of voice
signals. There is the /INTD for processing the micro channel interrupts of QDSL on each port.
INT of QDSL is generated only in the access to the micro channel and the initialization of the
QDSL. As the generation conditions on this occasion, there are NO SIGNAL(CO), OUT OF
SYNC(C1), and BIPOLAR VIOLATION(C7).
INT is generated only in the first power on and in he change of the QDSL status by some
error, and is used with binding UART Tx INT and AND GATE. INT is the clock of the CH control part that sets the initial status of the ports QDSL, which is configured with
CCLK(1 MHz), CI for the control data entry, and CO for the status output. In addition,
B channel opens the hardware buffer by the hardware frame synchronization allocated to
itself, and is transmitted to QDSL. The control data is transmitted into the subtime slot slot
D-channel where 2-bit 256 channels can be allocated. The subtime slot here means to
divide B channel of 8 bits into four by 2 bits. Therefore, the data of four frames should be
received in order to receive D channel of on byte from QDSL.
Unlike that, QDMC provides 128 subtime slots.
Digital Phone Interface
AMI code is generated at QDASL(TP3404), transmitted into the general phone via TRANS.
AMI codes received at the phone via TRANS are demodulated into the serial data, and are
transmitted into QDMC. QDMC converges the entered serial data into the parallel data via
UART, and transmits them to CPU. In addition, the voice data transmits the data of
PAL(22 V10) to the highway with /TSB of QDSL.
One QDMC controls two QDASL(Totally eight ports), and adds the /TSB signals
generated at each QDSL to use them.
For the TRANS for matching, DLT-1 is used. The resistance 100 on the QDASL LO end
is for matching the impedance, and 2 F is used for reducing the noise. And two Zener
diodes(3.6 V) of the TRANS entry end is used for protecting Hazard. The -56 V power that
is provided to the phone is supplied via the poly switch in order to prevent to flow an
excessive current in the phone. Varistor on the RANS entry end is for the Hazard protection.
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Transportation Block
The transportation block is the circuit block that transmits the data(D-channel) and the
voice(B-channel) between the digital phone and the 8DLI board in the full duplex mode.
8DLI board is the master board, which operates in the slave mode. When the master
transmits the transmission data, the slave, after receiving the data, has a little guard
time(stop time), and transmits the transmission data. And the master used the ping-pong
mode receiving the data.
The -48 V DC voltage is supplied to TRANS via the poly switch, and the poly switch
performs the control the current when there a short occurs in the path, and the Zener diode
performs the protection against the outside high voltage.
2B + D(2 Wire)
Transmission
I.C (DASL)
CODEC
MCU
SYSTEM
(MASTER)
DIGITAL TELEPHONE
(SLAVE)
x8
Transmission
I.C (DASL)
DMC
PCM
HIGHWAY
TIME
SWITCH
CPU
DLI card
Figure 2.15 Basic Configuration Diagram between Digital Phone and System
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
D 2b
D 2b
START BIT
MASTER BURST
DATA-FORMAT
(DLI board) of the
Master Side
MASTER BURST
td + Guard Time
Guard
Time
SLAVE BURST
SLAVE BURST
td
2 FRAMES (250s)
DATA-FORMAT
of the Slave side
(Digital phone)
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Line #1
Interface
Address
&
Control
DATA
QDASL
(TP3404)
Line #2
Interface
Line #3
Interface
Line #4
Interface
QDMC
(STI9511)
Line #5
Interface
QDASL
(TP3404)
Line #6
Interface
Line #7
Interface
Line #8
Interface
Line #9
Interface
QDASL
(TP3404)
Line #10
Interface
Line #11
Interface
Line #12
Interface
QDMC
(STI9511)
Line #13
Interface
QDASL
(TP3404)
Line #14
Interface
Line #15
Interface
Line #16
Interface
MBD Interface
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
5 V operation
60 QFP
QDASL Interface
As for D channel for the serial transmission, there are RxD and TXd.
AMI codes are made with B channel to be transmitted to the line. D channel data are used
for controlling the phone, and B channel data are used for making the voice signals. There
is //INTD for processing the micro interrupts of QDSL in each port. INT of QDSL are
generated only in the access to te micro cannel and the initialization of QDSL. As for the
INT generation conditions on this occasion, there are NO SIGNAL(CO), OUT OF
SYNC(C1), and BIPOLAR VIOLATION(C7).
INT is generated only when the power is firstly on and when the QDSL status is changed
by some errors. Therefore, UART Tx INT and AND gate are bound to be used. INT is the
-CH control part that sets the initial status of QDSL, which is configured with CI for the
control data entry and CO for the status output. In addition, B channel opens the hardware
buffer with itself matched with the hardware frame synchronization allocated to itself, and
is transmitted to QDSL, and the control data are transmitted into D-channel where 2-bit
256channels can be allocated. The subtime slot here means to divide the B channel of 8 bits
into four by 2 bits. Therefore, if D channel data of one byte are to be received from QDSL,
the data of four frame should be received.
Unlike that, QDMC provides 128 subtime slots.
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
MBD
MBD
DATA BUS
Glue Logic
BUFFER,
Card ID,
EPLD, etc
MPU
KS32 C50100,
50 MHz QFP, 208 pin
RS 232C
TERMINAL
RS232C INTERFACE
38.4 K UART
Ethernet
10/1000Mbp
Ethernet, 10/100BaseT
LXT972
Connector
Decoding Logic
ECS0, ECS1
Reset Logic
DS1706
4 x MGI2D
Voice/FAX
Compressing part
G.723/G.729
VOIP Processor
AC48204
MPU BUS
2-40
2.5.10.2
Main Functions
On the MGI board, four MGI2Ds, which is an option board configured with VoIP CODEC
AC48204 and SRAM, are mounted. The main functions of MGI board are as follows:
CODEC AC48204
y
The interface between CODEC and the host is implemented into Erasable
Programming Logic Device(EPLD).
Toll Quality Voice that lowers the bit rate to the average of 3.2 kbps by using Silence
Suppression.
MF sense/generation
On-chip PCM highway interface(G.711 -law/A-law PCM Interface where the host
configuration time slot can be allocated and selected)
Gain control
RS-232C Interface
y
Used for debugging, Flash memory update, DSP program update, and test
MCP Interface
y
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
Power
y
5 V used.
The connection between 5 V and 3.3 V device is implemented by the insertion of the
private buffer for securing the reliability.
Ethernet Interface
y
Reset Logic
2-42
Power On Reset
Reset when lowering the power into 3.O V or less by using the DS1706 Power
monitor chip.
When the power turns on, the reset signal is added till the power becomes stable.
After a certain time elapses, the signal is cancelled, and the normal operation starts.
Assert/RESET of KS32C50100.
Manual Reset
Operates by sensing that the reset switch I pressed.
Reset switch is connected to the /RESET of KS32C50100 after it passes through
the logic of sensing EPLD by using the SR flip-flop circuit.
The output of the reset switch is connected by the push button reset entry of the
DS1706, and DS1706 is connected by entering/RESET of KS32C50100.
DSP Reset
In the initialization of the DSP, the reset of the DSP can be controlled or
maintained at random by software for downloading the kernel program. Therefore,
it is designed that the reset can be performed when a certain addresses by each
DSP are entered.
Each DSP in the main software should be reset in the software dimension when the
booting is performed after the Power On Reset.
2.5.11
MGI64 Board
MGI64 board is mounted on the universal slot of the OfficeServ 7400 System, and makes the
voice calls via the IP network available. MGI64 board is connected to the 100 Mbps Ethernet,
and performs the coding/decoding of the voice data in the mode of the ITU-T.(G.711, G.723.1,
G.729)
2.5.11.1
Block Diagram
MBD
MBD
DATA BUS
Glue Logic
BUFFER,
Card ID,
EPLD, etc
CPU BUS
RS 232C
TERMINAL
RS232C INTERFACE
38.4K UART
Decoding Logic
LC4256V-75F256B
Ethernet
10/1000Mbp
Ethernet, 10/100BaseT
BCM5221A4KPT
Reset Logic
DS1706
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
CODEC and the host are implemented together inside the chip.
Toll Quality Voice that lowers the bit rate into the average of 3.2 kbps by using the
Silence Suppression.
MF sensing/generation.
Gain control
RS-232C Interface
y
MP40 Interface
2-44
Card ID: 7D
Power
y
5 V used.
The circuit for the supply of 1.2 V, which is the power for CPU core is implemented
by using3.3 V.
The connection between 5 V and 3.3 V devices is implemented by the insertion of the
private buffer for securing the reliability.
Ethernet Interface
y
Reset Logic
y
Power On Reset
Reset is performed when the power is lowered into 3.0 V or less by using the
DS1706 Power monitor chip.
When the turns on, the reset signal is added till the power becomes stable. And
after a certain time elapses, the signal is cancelled, and the normal operation starts.
Manual Reset
Operates by sensing that the reset switch is pressed.
Reset switch connects the reset signal inside the CPLD by using the DS1706, and
the reset signal is generated at CPU, FLASH ROM, PHY, and STL7065.
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
2.5.12
4DSL Board
4DSL board performs the data transmission/reception with the IP device long-distanced
outside from the intranet by sing the VDSL technology, and is mounted on the universal
slot of the OfficeServ 7400 System.
SDRAN
Uplink
100 Mbps
Infineon
VDSL
Port
9-16
Galileo
GT-48315
Infineon
VDSL
Infineon
VDSL
CPLD
ACPower
2-46
2.5.12.2
Main Functions
EEPROM Interface(I2C)
Model initialization, monitoring, and firmware upgrade via the RS-232 port.
Power: +/-5 V
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
2.5.13
4WLI Board
4WLI board is the one used for the system connected to the WBS24 Base Station in order
to provide the wireless LAN function. For the base station, the WBS24 board(to be release
afterwards) is used. Up to four base stations can be served at each 4WLI, and the number
of the maximum available simultaneous calls are 16, and can be used by registering 48
terminals.
EPM3064
CLOCK
GENERATER
OSC
16, 384
INT.
INT.
10 m
800 m
DPRAM
CY7C136
LINE
INTERFACE
800 ms
Synch
signal
DASL, DRX
DTX
TP3403
PWR CTL
CPU
MC68302
TP3403
//A1~23
//DO~D15
PWR CTL
UART
9600 bps
RAM
DMC
ROM
TP3403
SIO
PWR CTL
16 Kbps
Data Com
TP3403
PWR CTL
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2.5.13.2
Main Functions
For the processor, the MC68302 made by Motorola Co. Ltd is used, and heightens the
operation speed via the 16-bit Word Operation.
The time point of the DASL SYNCH data transmission is controlled by using I/O port.
I/O user interface uses SCC3 inside the processor, and its transmission speed is
9600 bps. The program can be upgraded by the PC by using the flash memory of
8 Mbits(1 Mbytes) as the program memory.
DMC ASIC chip performs the time slot allocation, UART data communication, micro
control for eight DASL transmission chips.
DASL transmission chip receives the frame signal with the same timing at the base
station end connected to each port via the MBS mode. In addition. Two DASLs are
connected to each base station. The first DASL supports the UART interface between
the base station and 4WLI board for the 16 kbps data communication, and as for the
second DASL, by using the DEN mode, the multi frame signals of 800 ms within the
tow cycles of the 2.048 MHz B clock are correctly transmitted into all connection base
stations.
EPLD is used for securing the space on the board PCB. Make the savage of the
PULL_UP of 1.2 k at the output end of the TTL level in order to implement the
connection with CMOS device.
The power breeding control can be performed by software by using the MOSFET at
each port.
Reset Block
Reset block uses the WATCH DOG chip to prevent the abnormal operation of the system
resulted from the voltage change, and secures Power On Reset Timing Margin. Manual
Reset switch and NMI(Non-Maskable 5)
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2.5.14
Wireless Base Station 2.4 GHz(WBS24) base station is the wireless LAN access point with the system.
DASL _Int.
DSP_Int.
Magnetic
Ethernet
10/100T
Reset
Ethernet_I/F
RJ-45
UART
25 MHz Xtal
AC/DC Adaptor
(Local Power )
AC220/DC+5 V
Power Jack
Voltage
Regulator
Input : 5 V
Output :
3.3 V/1.8 V
SIO
RS232C
RJ-45
DC/DC Power
(Remote)
-48 V/+5 V, +3.3 V
External Antenna
PCMCIA I/F(EPB)
Embedded CPU
(NetARM Core *2)
- Diversity
- Gain: 2dBi
- Dipole
3.3 V or 5.0 V
PCMCIA
Power
Controller
SDRAM
BUS
32
bits
1.8V
Serial
Boot
ROM
(512 k byte)
SDRAM
16M
byte
WLAN NIC
CARD
(802.11b)
MAC/BB/Ext.
Ant.
(3.3 V/5 V
Auto Switch)
EPB BUS
8 bits
LED
Control
Flash
ROM
4M byte
DSP_Int.(To Hest)
Reset
-48 V
HPI
8 bits
K/P I/F
RJ-45
DASL
2, 048 MHz
OSC.
BUS 16bits
HPI 8bits DSP
UART(D_Ch)
- Audio Codec
- Echo Cancellation
PCM I/F
DASL_Int.
BUS 16 bits
Reset
SRAM
64K word
Reset Control
JTAG Connector
CPLD(10pin)
CPU/DSP(14pin)
20 MHz Xtal
2-50
Data Path
10/100Base-T
Internet
IEEE
802.11b
WBS24
Handover
WIP-5000M
WBS24
Wireless
IP Phone
Fixed
PDA
Power Feeding
PSTN
OfficeServ 7400 4WLI
Voice Path
Note PC
The range of the frequency arrival is 50 m indoors(There can occur the difference
according to the frequency obstruction materials in the office), and outdoors it is
200 m or more.(when there is no obstruction to the frequency within the visible
distance.)
The -48 V power is provided from the system, and the maximum extensible wired
distance is 500 m.
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Table 2.3
Items
RF Module
System specifications
Remarks
-
Ethernet
Power Feeding
The
directinonalantenna
Can be installed
- Diversity supported
according to the
installation site.
VoIP
(DASL): RJ-45
- Voice Channel Number: 4 Channel(DASL x 2)
- Power Feeding function via the DASL Line is available.
(Remote Power supply)
- DASL Line extnesion: Up to 500 m
Others
WBS24 has two types of interfaces(wired/wireless). The wired Interface is classified into
the interface that is synchronized with the system and the interface that synchronized with
the LAN, and the standards of IEEE 802.11 b are applied to the wireless interface.
Wired Interface synchronized with the System
The connection is made to the 4WLI via the Digital adapter Subscriber Loops(DASL),
which is the digital transmission of 144 kbps(2B + 1D) speed. One of WBS24 supports two
lines of DASL, and one line of DASL provides two voice channels. Thus, one of WBS24
can support tatolly four voice channels simultaneously. In addition, the D channel
information for the formatin of the voice calls are transmitted/received via the DASL line,
and its transmission speed is 16 kbps. The caoling paths are formed or maintained by
transceiving the voice packets received from tehiwreless interface into the system.
Wired Inerface synchronized with LAN
This interface is the Ethernet RJ-45 Interface to which the standards of IEEE 802.3 are
applied with 10/100BASE-T, which processes the data transmission/reception such as the
internet access excluding the voice from the wireless interface.
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Wireless Interface
This interface uses the wireless frequency bandwidth of 2.400~2.4835 GHz, to which the
standards of IEEE 802.11b are applied. As for the voice, the voice packets in the wireless
sections can be transmitted/received into the VoWLAN through the terminal privately used
for voices, and as for the data, the data packets in the wireless sections are
transmitted/received via the terminals such as notebook, PDA, etc.
In addition, as for the wireless channels used in the local areas or in U.S.A. 13 channels are
used in the local area, and 11 channels are used in U.S.A. 22MHz of bandwidth of 22 MHz
per channel are occupied, and the distnace between the center frequency is 5 MHz. Thus,
for the clear channel that gives no direct and indirect intervention to the wireless channels
each other, the distance of more than 4channels should be made.
WLAN NIC (IEEE802.11b Wireless LAN Board)
In the wireless LAN RF part of WBS24, the regularly used NIC of the PCMCIA Interface
type authenticated by WECA(Wireless Ehternet Compatibility Alliance) is used.
The wireless data transmission/reception can be made at the speed of up to 11 Mbps.
The ocnfiguratin of the wireless LAN NIC board is made with three chips of Prism 3.0
made by Intesil Co. Ltd., which is the type of the board where the external antenna can be
mounted. In the voice/data packets transmitted/received in the wireless sections, several
trminals can transmits/receives the packets in the wireless sections by using CSMA/CA(the
mode where other base stations can obtain the transmission/reception opportunities only
when the transmission/reception of the base stations that performs the first occupation is
completed if the occupation is made firstly in the AIR section).
However, though-put in the wireless sections is lowered because the more the terminals are
the less the duty factor in the Air section is. That is, if on the basis of the users of the
internet connection and the e-mails in the offices where the wireless is used, about 20
persons can use the data, via the wireless LAN, with one AP that adapts the wireless
method of the IEEE802.11b Direct Sequence Spread Spread Spectrun(DSS).
The characteristics of WLAN Nic are as folows:
y
Interface: PCMCIA
Diversity supported
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2.5.15
LIM board
LIM board provides the LAN interface function to support data network to an OfficeServ
7400 system and is mounted on the universal slot of an OfficeServ 7400 system.
EEPROM
Single
Trans
10/100
PHY
Back
Board
I/F
VT6526
Octal
PHY
16 Port
10/100 Mbits
Ethernet Controller
8 bit Local Bus
Control Communication I/f
Octal
PHY
Quad
Trans
Quad
Trans
Quad
Trans
Quad
Trans
Port
1~8
Port
9 ~16
Layer-2 level management Ethernet switch function interfaced with a WIM board
LIM board uses Viatech VT6526 Ethernet switch chipset. LIM board is divided into
EEPROM part that saves the information required when the a system boots, PHY that
processes digita data as analog signals through 4B5B encoding/decoding, 8 bit IDE bus
that performs management switch function interfaced with WIM, and 10/100 Mbps 1 port
Ethernet to increase the transfer rate of data traffic when interfacing with WIM.
Basically, VT6526, a chipset that enables management.unmanagement, is used. VT6526 is
classified into Bootstrap mode, EEPROM mode, and Intelligent CPU mode. Bootstrap
mode is a method that sets a physical mode according to the situation whether specific pins
are set to High or Low during initial booting while the unmanagement switch operates.
EEPROM mode is a method that configures chipset by reading register setting value from
NM24C08 connected to VT6526 during initial booting. Intelligent CPU mode is used to
interface with WIM board. This mode is a method that receives VT6526 switch chipset
register setting value through 8bit IDE bus from WIM bus and configures the setting value.
LIM board supports the three modes.
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Viatech VT6108 chipset used as 10/100 Mbps Octal PHY supports SMII, S3MII, and RMII
interfaces. S3MII interface has more reliability by adding RXCLK compared with SMII.
Thus, in this design, S3MII interface is used. VT6108 supports Auto MDI/MDIX so that
straight/cross-over cable can be used. The LED displays the link and rate of each port.
When interfacing with WIM board, 8 bit IDE bus and control signal are connected to
backplane connector through buffer to perform the management function. In addition,
separate Ethernet port is configured not to occur blocking when data is exchanged with
WIM board.
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S3MII x 8
S3MII x 8
MII
SWITCH
VT6526CF(VIA)
24 Port
FE_PHY
VT6108S(VIA)
8 Port
FE_PHY
VT6108S(VIA)
8 Port
FE_PHY
LXT972LC
(Intel)
MAGNETIC
H1164(PULSE)
4 Port
MAGNETIC
H1164(PULSE)
4 Port
MAGNETIC
H1164(PULSE)
4 Port
MAGNETIC
H1102
(PULSE)
MAGNETIC
H1164(PULSE)
4 Port
RJ-45 Module
1116317-4(AMP)
16 Port
PSE
PD64004
4 Port
PSE
PD64004
4 Port
PSE
PD64004
4 Port
PSE
PD64004
4 Port
Daughter Board
(PLIMD)
Back Board
I/F
(WIM)
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2.5.16.2
Main Features
Layer-2 level management Ethernet switch function interfaced with a WIM board
PLIM board uses Viatech VT6526 Ethernet switch chipset. This board is divided into
EEPROM part that saves the information required when the a system boots, PHY that
processes digita data as analog signals through 4B5B encoding/decoding, 8 bit IDE bus
that performs management switch function interfaced with WIM, and 10/100 Mbps 1 port
Ethernet to increase the transfer rate of data traffic when interfacing with WIM.
Basically, VT6526, a chipset that enables management.unmanagement, is used. VT6526 is
classified into Bootstrap mode, EEPROM mode, and Intelligent CPU mode. Bootstrap
mode is a method that sets a physical mode according to the situation whether specific pins
are set to High or Low during initial booting while the unmanagement switch operates.
EEPROM mode is a method that sets chipset configuration by reading register setting value
from NM24C08 connected to VT6526 during initial booting. Intelligent CPU mode is used
when this board interfaces with WIM board. This mode is a method that receives VT6526
switch chipset register setting value through 8bit IDE bus from WIM bus and configures
the setting value.PLIM board supports only Bootstrap mode and Intelligent CPU mode.
Viatech VT6108 chipset used as 10/100 Mbps Octal PHY supports SMII, S3MII, and RMII
interfaces. S3MII interface has more reliability by adding RXCLK compared with SMII.
Thus, in this design, S3MII interface is used. VT6108 supports Auto MDI/MDIX so that
straight/cross-over cable can be used. The LED displays the link and rate of each port.
When interfacing with WIM board, 8 bit IDE bus and control signal are connected to
backplane connector through buffer to perform the management function. In addition,
separate Ethernet port is configured not to occur blocking when data is exchanged with
WIM board.
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Actual PoE function is implemented in PLIMD circuit, daughter board, in PLIM, and
PD64004 made by PowerDsine is used for Power Sourcing Equipment(PSE) chip. PD6004
provides power of 4 ports of each device. PLIM uses 4 PD64004s and provides the PoE
function of 16 ports.
PoE is divided into PSE that provides power through twisted pair LAN cable based on the
IEEE 802.3af standard and Powered Device(PD) that receives power from PSE. Thus,
PLIM is in charge of PSE role in PoE configuration element by providing the Ethernet
switch function that supplies power.
There are two PoE implementation methods, Alternative A that supplies DC power to data
signal of a UTP cable and Alternative B that supplies DC power to spare signal of an
Ethernet cable. In PLIM, Alternative B method is used.
Power source must be required to provide the PoE function in PLIM. For this, Power
Supply Unit(PSU) in an OfficeServ 7400 system provides -54 V. However, since this power
is used in another board as well as PLIM due to system characteristics, this board is
designed to the structure that PoE only external rectifier(-48~-54 V) can be mounted to increase
power capacity.
Thus, to provide PoE power in PLIM board, a user can select PSU power or external
rectifier power and shunt is processed on the upper right corner of the board.
y
J1
J2
J3
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2.5.17
GPLIM Board
GPLIM board is a board that exchanges data in Intranet. GbE interface is added to PLIM
board and 10/100 BASE-T interface 12 ports and 1000 BASE-TX/SX/LX 2 ports are
provided and this board is mounted on the universal slot of an OfficeServ 7400 system.
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SDRAM
K4S561632F-TC75 x2
(4X4Mx16bit)
BOOT ROM
SST39VF040-70
(512Kx8bit)
FLASH ROM
TE28F128J3C-150
(8Mx16bit)
RJ45
FE_PHY
LXT972LC
(INTEL)
CPU
MPC852TZT100
(Freescale)
UART
DPRAM
IDT71321LA35PF
(2Kx8bit)
PLD
LC4128V75T128-10
(LATTICE)
RS232C
MAX3232ECAE
(MAXIM)
RJ45
(Port 12)
MCU
PD63000
(PowerDsine)
PSE
PD64004 x 3
(PowerDsine)
GLIM
SS-SMII x 6
SS-SMII x 6
FE_PHY
VT6108 (VIA)
8 Ports
FE_PHY
VT6108 (VIA)
8 Ports
MAGNETIC
H2006AN (2 Port) x 3
6 Ports
MAGNETIC
H2006AN(2 Port) x 3
6 Ports
RJ45 Module
44170-0002(MOLEX)
12 Ports
TBI
GE_PHY
HDMP-1646A
(Agilent)
TBI
GE_PHY
HDMP-1646A
(Agilent)
SX: HFBR-5710L
LX: HFCT-5710L
TX: HBCU-5710R
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2.5.17.2
Main Features
CPU (MPC852TZT100A)
One MPC852 made by Motorola as the main processor. MPC852 operates with 32bit mode
through data bus.
Main features of MPC852 are descripbed as follows:
y
Supports MMU
PCMCIA interface
DEBUG interface
Memory
y
DPRAM: Communicates with MP40, main control board, and saves program related
with management.
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Switch (VT6526)
Provides the switching function of the layer 2 level and provides 10/100 Mbps of 12 ports
and 1000 Mbps Ethernet interface of 2 ports.
FE PHY (VT6108)
PHY that supports fast Ethernet uses VT6108 made by VIA Tech. Media interface is
connected to RJ-45 and connected to VT6108, a switch chip, through SS-SMII interface.
GE PHY (HDMP16A)
PHY that supports gigabit Ethernet uses HDMP1646A made by Agilent. Media interface is
connected to SFP Cage and connected to VT6108, a switch chip, through TBI interface.
PoE
GPLIM, mother board, provides the Ethernet switch function. PoE function is provided by
GLIMD board, daughter board. Parts of PSE device and MCU to control PSE should be
made by PowerDsine.
Since PSE device 1 provides 4 ports, by using 3 chips, the PoE function of total 12 ports is
provided. PD63000, MCU, is connected to a PSE device and can read and write of
PD64004 register.
There are two PoE implementation methods, Alternative A that supplies DC power to data
signal of a UTP cable and Alternative B that supplies DC power to spare signal of an
Ethernet cable. In GPLIM, Alternative A method is used.
Power source must be required to provide the PoE function in GPLIM. For this, Power
Supply Unit(PSU) in an OfficeServ 7200 system provides -54 V. However, since this power
is used in another board as well as GPLIM due to system characteristics, this board is
designed to the structure that PoE only external rectifier(-48~-54 V) can be mounted to increase
power capacity.
Thus, to provide PoE power in GPLIM board, a user can select PSU power or external
rectifier power and shunt is processed on the upper right corner of the board.
y
2.5.18
GSIM Board
Gigabit Switch Interface Module(GSIM) provides gigabit LAN interfaces of the layer 2
and 3 to support data network and is mounted on the universal slot of an OfficeServ 7400
system.
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SDRAM
K4S561632F-TC75 x 4
(4 x 4 M x 16 bit)
BOOT ROM
SST39VF040-70
(512 K x 8 bit)
FLASH ROM
TE28F128J3C-150 x 2
(8 M x 16 bit)
DPRAM
IDT71321LA35PF
(2 K x 8 bit)
RJ45
FE_PHY
LXT972LC
(INTEL)
CPU
MPC8247VRTIEA400
(MOT)
RS232C
MAX3232ECAE
(MAXIM)
PLD
LC4128V75T128-10
(LATTICE)
RJ45
SerDes x 5
CONNECTOR
1367073-1 x 5
(AMP)
CONNECTOR
1367073-1 x 5
(AMP)
GSIMD
CAGE
1489779-1 x 5
(AMP)
CAGE
1489779-1 x 5
(AMP)
SX: HFBR-5710L
LX: HFCT-5710L
TX: HBCU-5710R
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CHAPTER 2. ! .
L3 Unicasting Protocol
L3 Multicasting Protocol
VLAN Networking(802.1q)
Diffserv
Flow Control(802.3x)
CPU (MPC8247)
This main processor uses MPC8247 made by Motorola. MPC8247 is host processor that
provides 32 bits via PCI bus.
Main features of MPC8247 are described as follows:
y
PCI Bridge
Memory
2-64
DPRAM: Communicates with MP40, main control board, and saves program related
with management.
Switch (BCM5696)
Provides multi-layer switching function over the layer 3 level and provides 1000 Mbps
Ethernet interface of 10 ports.
Media interface is connected to SFP Cage and interfaces with Ser/Des or SGMII interface.
y
IP multicast routing/forwarding
Advanced FFP
Because all GSIM boards can be mounted on the universal slot of a system, PSU capacity
may not be enough due to the increase in the number of boards. Thus, this board is
designed to the structure that PoE only external rectifier(-48~-54 V) can be mounted to increase
power capacity.
Thus, to provide -54V in GSIM board, a user can select PSU power or external rectifier
power and shunt is processed on the upper right corner of the board.
y
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BOOT ROM
SST39VF040-70
(512 K x 8 bit)
FLASH ROM
28F128J3C-150 x 2
(8 M x 16 bit)
PLD
LC7128V75T128-10
(LATTICE)
DPRAM
IDT71321LA35PF
(2 K x 8 bit)
UART
ST16C1551CJ28
(EXAR)
GWIMS
Security
CN1120i-350BG256
(CAVIUM)
CPU
IBM 750GX, 1 GHz
(IBM)
PCI 66MHz,
64 bit
System Controller
MV64460
(Marvell)
RS232C
MAX3232ECAE
(MAXIM)
MPSC A
T3
178238-7
(AMP)
MPSC B
V.35
748481-6
(AMP)
DDR SDRAM
GWIMD
3X TBI
GE_PHY
HDMP-1646A
(Agilent)
GE_PHY
HDMP-1646A
(Agilent)
GE_PHY
HDMP-1646A
(Agilent)
CAGE
1489779-1
(AMP)
CAGE
1489779-1
(AMP)
CAGE
1489779-1
(AMP)
DIMM 200P
SX: HFBR-5710L
LX: HFCT-5710L
TX: HBCU-5710R
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2.5.19.2
Main Features
Provides various external interfaces for exchanging data with external Internet
CPU (IBM25PPC750GX)
Main features of IBM25PPC750GX are described as follows:
y
Floating-point units
L1 cache structure
Dual PLLs
L2 cache
Memory
y
DDR SDRAM: Saves operation S/W and data. Up to 512 Mbytes is supported.
DPRAM: Communicates with MP40, main control board, and saves program related
with management.
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Authentication(SHA-1, MD5)
Compression(LZS, MPPC)
Because all GWIM boards can be mounted on the universal slot of a system, PSU capacity
may not be enough due to the increase in the number of boards. Thus, this board is
designed to the structure that PoE only external rectifier(-48~-54 V) can be mounted to increase
power capacity.
Thus, to provide 54 V in GWIM board, a user can select PSU power or external rectifier
power and shunt is processed on the upper right corner of the board.
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Mounted
Mounting
Board
Board
Location
MODEM
MP40
Function
Converts digital signals to analog signals to send
digital signals via a Phone Line and Converts analog
signals received to digital signals.
MIS
LP40
LOC 3
MFM
LP40
LOC 1, 2
SCM
LP40
LOC 1, 2
RCM
LP40
LOC 1, 2
CRM
LP40
LOC 1, 2
RCM2
LP40
LOC 1, 2
MGI2D
MGI
GWIMS
GWIM
sender/receiver function.
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Addr
Serial
Host Intf.
MCU
Control
Memory
DATA
PCM
Interface
DATA
Addr
Tx/Rx
COMBO
MDP
2-70
FOI
FOX
CLKX
HWR
MSB
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
HWX
MSB
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
Hi-Z
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Ext music1
HWX_CM
Line
I/F
Paging
Line
I/F
Ext music2
Line
I/F
CODEC1
(TP3054
TP3057)
HWR_CM
FS1
FS2
Loud bell
4 MHz
CODEC2
(TP3054
TP3057)
Line
I/F
CPLD
FOI
BCLK
Common bell
Relay
Dry contact 1
Relay
Dry contact 2
Relay
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HWR_CM
4.096M
/FOI
16.384M
HWR0
HWR1
HWR2
HWR3
HWR4
HWR5
HWR6
HWR7
4M
FS
CLK
HWR0
HWR1
HWR2
HWR3
HWR4
HWR5
HWR6
HWR7
4M
FS
CLK
HWR0
HWR1
HWR2
HWR3
HWR4
HWR5
HWR6
HWR7
4M
FS
CLK
STL7065
HWX0
HWX1
HWX2
HWX3
HWX4
HWX5
HWX6
HWX7
MFR
DSPIN
STL7065
HWX0
HWX1
HWX2
HWX3
HWX4
HWX5
HWX6
HWX7
MFR
DSPIN
STL7065
HWX0
HWX1
HWX2
HWX3
HWX4
HWX5
HWX6
HWX7
MFR
DSPIN
2-74
Address
&
Control
DATA
Engine
(STL7065)
EPLD
R2/CID
(STB9404)
R2/CID
(STB9404)
Highway
MBD Interface
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R2 Tx gain control
HWR_CM
HWR0
HWR1
HWR2
HWR3
HWR4
HWR5
HWR6
HWR7
HWR_CNF1
HWR_CNF2
HWR_CNF3
HWR_CNF4
4.096M
/FOI
16.384M
4M
FS
CLK
STL7065
HWX_CM
HWX0
HWX1
HWX2
HWX3
HWX4
HWX5
HWX6
HWX7
HWX_CNF1
HWX_CNF2
HWX_CNF3
HWX_CNF4
MFR
DSPIN
STB9404
4M
FS
CLK
HWRX
STB9404
4M
FS
CLK
HWRX
Reserved Highway
HWR_CNF1.4 and HWX_CNF1.4 are reserved highways.
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P2
Data
DSP0
(TMS320LC549)
Data
2M, FSX
ADDR
CPLD
(LC4128V)
Data
2M, FSX
HWR/X5
DSP1
(TMS320LC549)
Engine
(STL7065)
HWR/X6
HWR/X0~3
4M, FOI
P2
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J1
Data
Data
DSP0
(TMS320LC549)
BUFFER
Data
CPLD
(M4A5-64/32)
DSP1
(TMS320LC549)
2M, FSX
Control
ADDR
CM_HWR/X
4M, FOI
J3
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MGI
Connector
Voice/FAX
Compressing part
G.723.1/G.729
AC48204
SRAM, Word
KM616V 1002B
The bit rate of Toll Quality Voice can decrease up to average 3.2 kbps by using Silence
Compression.
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MF detection/generation
Gain control
2-80
Authentication(SHA-1, MD5)
Compression(LZS, MPPC)
2.7 Terminals
This paragraph describes the block fiagram and the main features for each terminal
connected to the OfficeServ 7400 system.
2.7.1 DPIM
Door Phone Interface Module(DPIM) is a conversion relay unit that converts an analog signal of
a door phone into a digital signal or a digital signal into an analog signal to enable the present
analog door phone and the OfficeServ 7400 system to call each other.
The connectable distance between DPIM and an OfficeServ 7400 system is the maximum
400 m, and the call distance between DPIM and a door phone is the maximum 600 m.
Line Interface
DASL(TP3406)
High Feature
Codec
MCU
(H8/323)
Door
Interface
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DPIM Interface
SPK Interface
MIC Interface
2-82
Door Lock
Modular Pin(6P6C) 1, 6: Dry Contact(relay), Normal Open.
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 2 3 4
Door Phone
Modular Pin(6P4C) 1: L1(L1 and L2 lines are restricted to +5 V for the detection of switch
contact.)
Pin 2: L2
Pin 3: P + (+12 V)
Pin 4: P - (GND)
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CHAPTER 3. Troubleshooting
This chapter decribes various failures generated from OfficeServ 7400 and the
troubleshooting procedures.
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
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Yes
Yes
No
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Yes
No
Yes
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No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
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Yes
No
Yes
End
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Yes
End
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Start
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Yes
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
3-8
Start
No
Connect a link cable.
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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3.1.10
Start
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
3-10
Start
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Replace U7.
Yes
No
Replace U9.
Yes
End
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3.1.12
Start
Is the call
established properly?
(Check the time switch
operation status)
No
Yes
No
Yes
Are corresponding
signals(common)
generated from LP40
normal?
No
Yes
End
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No
Yes
No
Do Slot1~11 of each
group operate?
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
No
Yes
- Check signals in both ends of
buffer(U35) of LP40 board.
- If buffer input is abnormal, check
from U8 to buffer.
- If buffer output is abnormal,
replace the buffer.
End
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No
Yes
Check if the number of card ports
mounted is over the number set
according to the power standard.
Number of ports that supplies power:
Up to 80 ports
No
Yes
No
Replace PSU.
Yes
If POWER CONTROL of
the corresponding slot is
ON in DLI output?
No
Replace DLI.
Yes
Is the DRAIN-SOURCE
voltage of FET below 1 V?
No
Yes
- Replace the serial diod of -54 V.
- Replace 82 V VARISTOR.
3-14
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
3-16
Start
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Replace U7.
Yes
Is SCOPING to check if
signals are generate normal
in PIN1 of U9?
No
Replace U9.
Yes
Is SCOPING to check if
signals are generate normal
in PIN1 of U6?
No
Replace U6.
Yes
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Replace MP40.
Yes
No
Replace MP40.
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
- Check MMC.
- Check software version.
- Check if other functions are normal.
- Replace the CPU(U29).
Yes
Is TXD of U64(MAX3232)
generated?
No
Replace U64.
Yes
End
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Yes
End
No
Yes
End
No
Are S2(SWITCH)
and D8 properly
connected?
Yes
End
No
End
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Start
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Is DTACK signal
ACTIVE(LOW)?
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
End
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
End
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Is a group normal?
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
Does a failure
occurs only when the 8TRK
board is mounted?
No
End
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No
Yes
Yes
Is the Power
between TIP-RINGs 30 V
or more?
No
Is the operation of
RELAY is normal?
No
Request to repaire
the C.O line
Yes
Is the RELAY
control signal
normal
No
Yes
Replace TMC
(LINE1~4: U5, LINE 5~8: U6)
No
Yes
Replace TMC
(LINE1~4: U5, LINE 5~8: U6)
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No
Yes
No
Yes
Replace LOOP HYBRID and
PHOTO-COUPLER
Replace TMC
(LINE1~4: U5, LINE 5~8: U6)
End
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Start
Is TX abnormal
while RX is normal?
Yes
No
Is TX signal generated?
Yes
No
Check signals of HWR(PIN6 of CODEC)
and BCLKX(PIN9 and 10 of CODEC)
Check if TX is normal
while RX is abnormal?
Yes
No
Is the RX signal supplied?
Yes
No
Check abnormal part by tracking
up to C.O connector
Yes
No
End
Is PIN3(TX) abnormal?
Yes
Check PIN9/10(BCLKX),
PIN5/12(FS), PIN6(HWR), and
PIN11(HWX) of CODEC
No
Yes
Is PIN14(RX) abnormal?
Check PIN9/10(BCLKX),
PIN5/12(FS), PIN6(HWR) and
PIN11(HWX) of CODEC
No
End
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Is a group abnormal?
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Is the RESET signal HIGH?
Yes
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Is the Y4 signal normal?
Yes
End
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Yes
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
End
Yes
Is the AIS LED turned on?
No
End
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Start
No
Yes
If another board is
mounted on same slot, processor
operates normally?
No
Yes
No
Yes
Are ADDRESS and
ENABLE signals active?
No
Yes
- Repair signal
Replace U9
End
No
Replace U9
Yes
Replace U24
End
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Is 4MHz/FSX normal?
No
Yes
If another board is
mounted, is a call
connected?
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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Is a group abnormal?
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
No
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Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Is the Y2 signal normal?
Yes
End
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Start
Yes
No
Yes
No
Is the SYN LED on?
No
Yes
End
Yes
Is the AIS LED turned on?
No
End
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Start
Is the processor
in operaton?
No
Yes
If another board is
mounted on same slot, processor
operates normally?
No
Yes
No
Yes
Are ENIPCR and
ENABLE signals active?
No
Yes
- Repair signal
Replace U5
End
No
Replace U5
Yes
Replace U14
End
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Start
Is 4 MHz/FSX normal?
No
Yes
If another board is
mounted, is a call
connected?
No
Yes
Is the signal at
each part of highway of
board is normal?
No
Yes
No
No
Yes
End
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Start
No
Yes
Is the result of
PING test normal?
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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Is a signal generated
at Pin SIO_TXD of TEPRI2
U12 H14?
No
- Check MMC
- Check Software version
- Check if other functions are normal
- Replace CPU(U12)
Yes
Is U1 (MAX3232) PIN14
TXO displayed properly?
No
Replace U1
Yes
End
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Yes
Does a group fail to operate?
No
Yes
Yes
No
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
Replace PZTA42
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No
Is the power 30 V or more?
Yes
Check if the HOS signal
is ACTIVE at SMC
No
Is HOS detected?
Yes
Check if a tone signal is
generated at PIN3 of CODEC
No
No
No
Is a tone heard?
Yes
Check and repair the
output of SBS9401
Is a signal
generated at HWR?
Yes
Replace CODEC
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No
Yes
Is a signal
generated from HWR?
No
No
Yes
Is Rx signal
generated from between
TIP-RINGs?
Yes
Is a signal generated
from HWX?
Yes
No
Is a signal
generated from PIN14
of CODEC?
No
Replace CODEC
Yes
Replace GAIN HYBRID
(HYB1, 3, 5, 6)
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No
Yes
Yes
No
Replace SBS9401
Yes
- Replace RELEY
- Replace TR
Is a ring signal
generated?
No
About 75 V
DC is generated from the
both ends of C246
and 247?
End
No
Yes
End
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Yes
Does a group fail to operate?
No
Yes
Yes
No
End
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No
Yes
Is PIN3 of LE79555
-40 V or more?
No
Yes
Replace BAV23C
End
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No
Is the power -30 V or more?
Yes
Check if the HOS(CD1)
signal of U10 is ACTIVE
No
Is HOS detected?
Yes
Check if a tone signal is
generated from PIN22 of 58Q021
No
Is a tone generated?
Replace SLAC(58Q021)
Yes
Check U13(CPLD)
No
No
Yes
Yes
Replace CODEC
End
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Is a PCM_FS signal
generated?
No
Check or replace U1
Yes
No
Yes
Is a RX signal
generated from between
TIP-RING
No
Replace SLAC
Yes
End
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Start
Is CARD ID of the
related slot is detected
at MMC 806?
No
Yes
No
Replace LED
Yes
End
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No
End
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
Is SVC LED turned off?
End
Yes
No
Replace LED
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
End
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Start
Is CARD ID
of the related slot is detected
at MMC 806?
No
Yes
No
Replace RED
Yes
End
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No
End
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
Is SVC LED turned off?
End
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
No
Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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No
Yes
No
Check the LAN cable
Yes
No
Is the result of PING
test normal?
Yes
No
Yes
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3.4.10.2
When the PoE of the PLIM board operates abnormally, the troubleshooting sequence is as
follows:
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No
Yes
Yes
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3.4.11
GPLIM Board
This subsection describes the troubleshooting procedures when failures occur on the
GPLIM board.
Is SYS_RST_L(U13-PIN126) High?
This signal is in High status if it is normal. Otherwise, the voltage of the system or
U33(DS1706) is abnormal, or the peripheral resistances has not been installed properly.
Is 852T_PORST_L(U13-PIN60) High?
It is the reset signal that runs the CPU. If this signal is in Low status, check the status
of the CPU and peripheral parts.
Is 852T_SOFTRST_L(U13-PIN102) High?
It is a software reset signal. If this signal is in Low status, check the status of the CPU
and EPLD source.
Is BP_RESET_L(U13-PIN45) High?
It is a signal for resetting IC. If this signal is in Low status, check if U13(LC4128V) is
normal. If this signal is in High status, check if U25-PIN2(74LCX14) is also High.
If U25-PIN2(74LCX14) is in Low status, check U31.
Is ALT_RST_L(U13-PIN35) High?
This signal is a Backplane Reset signal. If this signal is in Low status, it means that the
Reset signal is held on the backplane or U3(MC74LCX245) is defective.
3) CLOCK
If a clock entered into U13(LC4128V) is abnormal, check 100MHz Clock of U13-PIN50
and RTC CLOCK(32.768KHz) of U13-PIN114.
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Is CLK_EPLD_50M normal?
This signal is a 50MHz CLOCK. If the 50MHz CLOCK is not measured, check the
Y1(50 MHz OSC), U1(CY2305) and peripheral parts.
Is RTCCLK_32K normal?
This signal is a clock signal of 32.768KHz. If this signal is abnormal, it means that
U19(RTC8564NB) is abnormal or installed wrong.
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4) RESET Device
If the LED does not blink at the beginning even though the checking and troubleshooting
procedures are checked for RESET input signal, it means that U13 CPLD may be abnormal
or the program is not downloaded. Perform an inspection using CPLD program equipment.
If it is normal, check the soldering status. Otherwise, download the program again.
5) ROM Access
If RESET is released, ROM(39VF040, U12) is accessed. For the access, check the U12PIN22(ROM_CE_L) and U12-PIN24(ROM_OE_L) signals. If the status of two signals
repeats High and Low, it means ROM Access. Otherwise, check the status as follows:
y
PLD(U13)
The two types above displayed on U13-PIN91 and U13-PIN90. Check this signal to
check if the PLD operates properly.
CPU(U9)
If U13 is normal, it means CPU(U9) is abnormal or the assembly is wrong.
6) UART Device
Inspect PIN13 and PIN14 of UART(U30). If it is not measured to move to Low or High,
troubleshoots as described in ROM Access above.
Scope and inspect pins of U30(MAX3232) and RJ45(J10-PORT12).
7) Memory Access
If the console message stops being displayed, it is not likely to move to Boot ROM
Prompt(moved to this status if entering d on 5 1 count.). For this case, it is required to
inspect overall assembly status and defects of parts for the board.
8) GIGA PORT Device
12 Gigabit Ports are connected to external devices through the SFP module mounted on the
SFP cage via GE PHY Transceiver(HDMP1646A, U28, U31) at VT6526(U17).
Check the status and installation of the parts on those devices and connection path.
9) LAN PORT Device
12 FE LAN ports connect from VT6526(U17) to the external device through 12Port RJ45
Module via PHY Device(VT6108, U23, U24). Check the status and installation of the parts
on those devices and connection path.
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3.4.11.2 Port LED on the Front Side does not Blink at the Beginning
If the Port LED on the front side does not blink when the PLIM board starts, it means that the
RESET signal of the board is still applied or the devices controlling the RESET signal has a
failure.
For this case, the troubleshooting sequence is as follows:
Turn on the power switch
of the cabinet
Is RESET input
all released?
No
Yes
Is CLCOK normal?
No
Yes
No
Yes
Voltage Measurement
-54 V: P1-A1, P1-B1
+5 V: P3-A1, P3-B1
+3.3 V: P2-A1, P2-B1, P2-C1
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
Check the assempbly status of the
board and CPU (U7)
Check the voltage
- 1.8 V: C46-1, C46-2
- 2.5 V: C103-1, C103-2, C112-1,
C112-2, C108-1, C108-2
- 2.75 V: C74-1, C74-2, C75-1, C75-2
End
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No
Yes
End
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No
No
Yes
Yes
End
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3.4.11.6
For 12 10/100 ports of the GPLIM board, PoE is supported. If PoE is not supported, check
the status in the order of the following procedure. The actual PoE circuits are implemented
on GLIMD, which is the daughter board.
Turn on the power switch
of the cabinet
No
Yes
Is a connected terminal
normal?
No
Yes
No
Yes
Check overall assembly status of
CPU and the board of the main board
End
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3.4.12
GSIM Board
This subsection describes the troubleshooting procedures when failures occur on the GSIM
board.
Is SYS_RST_L(U19-PIN99) High?
This signal is in High status, if it is normal. Otherwise, the voltage of the system or
U25(DS1706) is abnormal, or the peripheral resistances has not been installed properly.
Is 5696_COREVRM_PGOOD(U19-91) High?
If the regulator that determines the status of the CORE voltage of BCM5696 is
properly operated, this signal is in High status. If this signal is in Low status, check the
Switching Regulator or the status of the peripheral circuits.
Is SOFT_RESET_L(U19-PIN98) High?
It is a software reset signal. This signal is displayed as High at MPC8247(U22) if it is
in normal status. If the signal is in Low status, check the status of the U22 assembly
and defects of the parts.
Is BP_RESET_L(U19-PIN68) High?
It is a Backplane Reset signal. If this signal is in Low status, it is likely because the
backplane holds on the reset signal or U14(MC74LCX245) is defective.
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Is EPLD_SYSRST_L(U19-PIN4) High?
It is a signal to reset other devices on the board. If this signal is in Low status, check if
U19(LC4128 V) is normal. If this signal is in High status, check U28-PIN4, PIN8 and
PIN10(74LCX14) are in High status continuously. If it is in Low status, check U28.
Is EPLD_PORST_L(U19-13) High?
It is a signal to reset CPU. If this signal is Low, check if U19 is normal and U28-PIN2
is in High status.
3) CLOCK
If a clock entered into U19(LC4128V) is abnormal, U19 does not operate properly. check
100MHz Clock of U19-PIN114 and RTC CLOCK(32.768KHz) of U19-PIN50.
y
Is EPLD_CLK_100M normal?
This signal is a 100MHz CLOCK. If the 100MHz CLOCK is not measured, check the
Y3(100MHz OSC), U15(ICS8305) and peripheral parts.
Is RTCCLK_32K normal?
This signal is a clock signal of 32.768KHz. If this signal is abnormal, it means that
U6(RTC8564NB) is abnormal or installed wrong.
4) RESET Device
If the LED does not blink at the beginning even though the checking and troubleshooting
procedures are checked for RESET input signal, it means that CPLD may be abnormal or
the program is not downloaded. Perform an inspection using CPLD program equipment.
If it is normal, check the soldering status. Otherwise, download the program again.
5) ROM Access
If RESET is released, ROM(39VF040, U30) is accessed. For the access, check the U30PIN22(ROM_CE_L) and U30-PIN24(ROM_OE_L) signals. If the status of two signals
repeats High and Low, it means ROM Access. Otherwise, check the status as follows:
y
PLD(U19)
The two outputs above are displayed on U19-PIN18 and U19-PIN19. If this signal is
not displayed, check the 8247_RCS0_L(U19-PIN117) and 8247_OE_L(U19-PIN110)
signals of U19. If it is turned to the Low or High status, check the status of U19.
CPU(U22)
If the ROM Access is not performed even though U19 is normal, it is likely because
the MPC8247(U22) or its installation is abnormal.
6) UART Device
Check U33(MAX3232) device. The UART_TXD signal of U33-PIN11 should be moved to
Low or High as well as TXD1_OUT of U33-PIN14.
If the failure is not found, check the assembly status of J1 and MPC8247.
7) Power
For the power of Fiber Module or LED, -54 V is used after regulation. Therefore, check
U17(P12 V), U24(P5 V_B) and U31(P3V3_B) in order, and if any abnormal voltage occurs,
check the regulator of the peripheral circuits.
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No
Yes
Is CLCOK normal?
No
Yes
No
Yes
Mesure the Voltage
-54 V: P1-A1, P1-B1
+5 V: P1-A6, P1-A6
-5 V: P2-E1
+3.3 V: P2-A1, P2-B1, P2-C1
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
No
Yes
Yes
End
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Is SYS_POW_RST_L(U27-PIN34) High?
This signal is in High status, if it is normal. Otherwise, the voltage of the system or
U32(DS1706) is abnormal, or the peripheral resistances has not been installed properly.
Is SUBBD_PWRGOOD(U27-PIN38) High?
If the regulator is properly operated when Security Option Board(GWIMS) is mounted,
this signal is displayed as High. If this signal is in Low status, it is required to check if
the voltage and regulator of GWIMS is normal.
Is COREVRM_PWRGD(U27-PIN44) High?
If the CPU Power(1.5V) Regulator of GWIM is normal, this signal is displayed as High. If the
signal is in Low status, check the regulator and peripheral parts on page 8 of the circuit diagram.
Is P1V25_PWRGOOD(U27-PIN45) High?
This signal is displayed on the regulator that generates the voltage of 1.25V(DDR
Termination) presented on page 7 of the circuit diagram., and is in High status if normal.
If this signal is displayed as Low, check if U9 and peripheral parts are normal.
Is SOFT_RESET_L(U27-PIN63) High?
It is a Software Reset signal. If it is normal, it is displayed on MV64460(U13) as High.
If the signal is displayed as Low, check if the assembly status and parts of U13 are
normal.
Is BP_RESET_L(U27-PIN119) High?
It is a Backplane Reset signal. If this signal is displayed as Low, it means that
Backplane holds on the Reset signal or U4(MC74LCX245) is defective.
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Is ALT_RSTOUT_L(U27-PIN42) High?
It is a signal to reset MV64460(U13). If this signal is displayed as Low, check if
U27(LC4128V) is normal. If it is displayed as High, check if U31-PIN6(74LCX14) is
displayed as High. If it is displayed as Low, check U31.
Is ALT_RSTOUT2(U27-PIN37) Low?
It is a signal to reset PCI Device. If this signal is displayed as High, check if U27 is
normal and each output signal of U31 is displayed as High.
Is ALT_RSTOUT3(U27-PIN36) Low?
It is a signal to reset CPU(U7) and UART(U35). If this signal is displayed as High, check
if U27 is normal and Pin 4 of U31 is displayed as High.
3) CLOCK
If a clock entered into U27(LC4128V) is abnormal, U27 does not operate. Inspect 100MHz
Clock of U27-PIN114 and RTC CLOCK(32.768KHz) of U27-PIN112.
y
Is CLK_100M_EPLD normal?
This signal is 100MHz CLOCK. If 100MHz CLOCK is not measured, check
Y3(100MHz OSC), U14(CY2305) and the peripheral parts specified on page 10 of the
circuit diagram.
Is RTCCLK_32K normal?
This signal is 32.768KHz Clock. If this signal is defective, it means U15(RTC8564NB)
is defective or the installation is wrong.
4) RESET Device
If the board does not operate properly even after troubleshooting RESET input signal, it is
likely that CPLD is abnormal or the program is not downloaded. Perform an inspection
using CPLD program equipment. If it is normal, check the soldering status. Otherwise,
download the program again.
5) ROM Access
If RESET is released, ROM(39VF040, U34) is accessed. For the access, check the U34PIN22(CS_BOOTROM_L) and U34-PIN24(OE_BOOTROM_L) signals. If the status of
two signals repeats High and Low, it means ROM Access. Otherwise, check the status as
follows
y
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PLD(U27)
The two types above displayed on U27-PIN8 and U27-PIN9. If this signal is not
displayed, check the MV_DEV_ALE_R(U27-62) signal. If it is detected that this
signal is changed to Low or High, check if U27 is normal.
MV64460(U13)
If ROM Access is not available even though U27 is normal, it is likely that
MV64460(U13) is abnormal or is not properly installed.
CPU(U7)
If U27 and U13 are normal, it is likely that CPU(U7) is abnormal or is not installed properly.
6) UART Device
Inspect PIN11 and PIN15 of UART(U35). If it is not measured to move to Low or High,
check if the ROM Access is available.
Inspect the U35-PIN10(UART, TX) signal. If it is not measured to move to Low or High,
the device may be abnormal.
Inspect the U37(MAX3232) device. The UART_TXD signal of U37-PIN11 should be
moved to Low and High as well as STXD_O of U37-PIN14. In addition, check the
assembly status of J11.
7) DIMM
It is available to mount DDR SDRAM on DIMM Socket of GWIM. If a failure occurs, the
troubleshooting procedure is as follows:
y
8) Memory Size
Check if the memory size of 512Mbytes is displayed through a message displayed.
Otherwise, DIMM is abnormal or the SPD information of DIMM is not accessed properly.
The SPD information of DIMM is accessed through I2C Bus displayed at MV64460(U13).
If this bus is abnormal, DIMM is not accessed properly.
Check the pin signals of No. 22(MV_SCK) and 23(MV_SDA) of U30(PCA9548). If not
measured as moving to Low or High, it means that one of the following devices is
abnormal or installed improperly.
y
U30(PCA9548)
U15(RTC8564NB)
U41(AT24C02)
DIMM(J5)
U13(MV64460)
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9) Memory Access
If a console message stops being displayed, it is not likely to move to Boot ROM
Prompt(moved to this status if entering d on 5 1 count.). For this case, it is required to
inspect overall assembly status and defects of parts for the board.
If a prompt is displayed, enter the mt(memory test) command and wait for an amount of
time. Check if an error message is displayed.
10) V.35 Device
V.35 connects from MV64460(U13) to U1(SP504MCF) of the GWIMD board through J7
of GWIM and to external devices through J5 Connector of the GWIMD board.
Check if the GWIMD board is properly mounted to J7. If so, check if the resistances
mounted on U1(SP504MCF), U13(MV64460) of GWIM and the connection path are
normal and properly installed.
11) HSSI Device
HSSI connects to external devices through U38(SY100324) and U39(SY100325)
Transceiver from MV64460(U13).
Check if the parts on those devices and connection path are normal and installed properly.
12) LAN PORT Device
Three LAN ports connect to external device through the SFP module via Gigabit
Transceiver(HDMP1646A, U24, U25, U26) from MV64460(U13).
In those ports, P1 and P2 connects to the GWIMD board through J7 Connector, and the
SFP Cage of P3 is mounted on the GWIM board.
Check if the parts on those devices and connection path is normal and installed properly.
13) Power
V.35 uses P5V_A(+5 V) entered Backplane as its power. HSSI uses P5V_A and N5V(-5 V)
as an input power and each Gigabit Transceiver(HDMP1646A) uses P3V3_A(+3.3 V)
entered from Backplane. SFP Module uses P3V3_B(+3.3 V) generated on page 6 of the
circuit diagram.
Check if each power is normal.
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3.4.13.2
RUN LED does not blink if the RESET signal of the GWIM board is not released and
applied, or the devices controlling the RESET signal are abnormal. For this case, check
each part of the board in the following order:
Turn on the power switch
of the cabinet
No
Yes
Is CLCOK normal?
No
Yes
No
Yes
End
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No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Is UART Chip normal?
Yes
End
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Is DIMM properly
installed?
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Is Memory Access normal?
Yes
End
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No
No
Yes
Yes
End
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Yes
No
Yes
No
End
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Is CARD ID readible?
No
Replace CPLD(U4)
Yes
End
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No
Yes
Does TRANSISTOR
properly operate?
No
No
Yes
Yes
End
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No
Trace the signal flow from P1 to repair
Yes
No
Replace CPLD
Yes
No
Yes
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Is a signal supplied to
the related CODEC?
No
Yes
No
Replace CPLD
Yes
No
Yes
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Is CARD ID readible?
No
Replace CPLD(U6)
Yes
End
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3.5.3.2 All DSPs of the MFM/SCM board does not operate properly
When all DSPs of the MFM/SCM board does not operate properly, the troubleshooting
sequence is as follows:
Is it abnormal?
Yes
Replace Oscillator(Y1)
No
Is it abnormal?
Yes
No
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3.5.3.3 A part of DSP on the MFM/SCM board does not operate properly
When a part of DSP on the MFM/SCM board does not operate properly, the
troubleshooting sequence is as follows:
Operation(U1~U3) Test by IC using
MMC 850 system resource program
No
Yes
Check CHIP SELECTION(U1
PIN45/46)l
Replace U1
Does DTMF
RECEIVER operate?
No
Yes
Check the Highway for RECEIVER
Replace the IC
End
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Is CARD ID readible?
No
Replace CPLD(U8)
Yes
End
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Is it abnormal?
Yes
Replace Oscillator(Y1)
No
Is it abnormal?
Yes
No
Check the buffer signal of
ADDRESS/DATA
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3.5.4.3 A part of DSP on the RCM Board does not Operate (1)
When a part of DSP on the RCM board, the troubleshooting sequence is as follows:
Does DTMF
SENDER operate?
No
Yes
Check CHIP SELECTION
(U1 PIN45/46)
Replace U1
No
Yes
Check the highway for RECEIVER
End
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3.5.4.4 A part of DSP on the RCM Board does not Operate (2)
If the DSP of the RCM board is still abnormal in spite of the troubleshooting procedure at
3.5.4.3 A Part of DSP on the RCM Board does not operate(1), the troubleshooting
sequence is as follows:
Operation(U1~U3) Test by IC using
MMC 850 system resource program
No
Yes
Check CHIP SELECTION
(U5 PIN45/46)
Replace U1
Does RS/CID
RECEIVER operate?
No
Yes
Check the highway for RECEIVER
End
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Is CARD ID readible?
No
Refusing/Replace of CPLD(U2)
Yes
End
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Is it abnormal?
Yes
Replace Oscillator(Y1)
No
Is it abnormal?
Yes
No
End
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3.5.5.3 A part of DSP on the CRM Board does not Operate Properly
When a part of DSP on the CRM board, the troubleshooting sequence is as follows:
(Checking Flow in DTMF Receiver)
Operation(U4~U5) Test by IC using
MMC 850 system resource program
No
Yes
Check the status of U4, U5 Reset
No
Yes
Check HWR and HWX of Engine
End
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Is CARD ID readible?
No
Refusing/Replace of CPLD(U5)
Yes
End
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No
Yes
Check the status of U1, U7 Reset
No
Yes
Check 2M, DSP_FS, HWR and HWX
DSP
End
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CHAPTER 4. Maintenance
Programming
This chapter describes how to execute Smart Media, Complex Programmable Logic
Devices(CPLD), off-line program.
4.1.1 Installing
This paragraph describe the way to install the Smart Media program.
4.1.1.1 Preparing
The following items are required to install the Smart Media program:
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Turn off a PC, and install Smart Media Writer(SMW) to an ISA slot of the PC.
With PC screws, fix the SMW.
2)
Turn on the PC and run SM_NEW.EXE in DOS mode or Windows mode. After then,
insert a Smart Media Card(SMC) to the SMW. At this time, the program to be stored
in SMC should exist in the directory where SM_NEW.EXE is located(i.e.,
C:\idcs500\smart).
3)
4)
2. Hardware ECC)
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Format
SMC Analysis
The above five functions are used for the creation of SMC to operate the OfficeServ 7400
system. These functions are used as follows:
4.1.2.1 Formatting
To use in the OfficeServ 7400 system, new SMC should be formatted.
1)
Enter 4 and press the [ENTER] key in the initial screen to open the
<Format Menu> screen. Enter 1 and press the [ENTER] key.
2)
If the following contents are displayed in the screen, enter Y and press the
[ENTER] key.
Manufacturers code is
ec
Device code is
73
UID code is
a5
Fourth code is
bb
SAMSUNG 16 MB Smart Media (3.3V)
Bad Block= 1(zone=0)
Do you want to re-test all block for recovering Smart Media(y/n)? y
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3)
Formatting is started. The progress of the format is displayed in the bottom of the
screen. If the format is normally completed, the <Format Menu> screen is displayed
again. Press the [P] key to return to the initial screen.
4.1.2.2 Copying
The Copy function is used to copy files in a PC to SMC or SMC to a PC.
1)
Enter 1 and press the [ENTER] key in the initial screen to open the <Copy Menu>
screen.
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Enter 1 and press the [ENTER] key in the <Copy Menu> screen, the following screen
will be open. Enter a source file name to be copied after [:] and press the [ENTER] key.
Enter the source file name ((ex)mcp_l.pgm) : startup.sys
Enter the Smart Media Path ((ex) temp\dsc) : (just press "ENTER" key)
Enter the Smart Media file name ((ex)young.txt) : startup.sys
2)
If the file is normally copied, the <Copy Menu> screen is opened. The above
operation screen is repeated to copy files to all SMCs used in the OfficeServ 7400
system.
Enter 2 and press the [ENTER] key on the <Copy Menu> screen:
2)
The following screen is displayed. Enter a source file name to be copied after [:] and
press the [ENTER] key. If the file name is incorrect, DOS mode will be closed. For
the correct file names, refer to 4.1.2.3 Displaying Directories.
Enter the source file name ((ex)mcp_l.pgm): just press "ENTER" key)
Enter the Smart Media Path ((ex) temp\dsc): startup.sys
Enter the Smart Media file name ((ex)young.txt):startup.sys
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Enter 2 and press the [ENTER] key in the initial screen to open the
<Directory Menu> screen. Enter 1 and press the [ENTER] key.
2)
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If a file list included in SMC is displayed, drag the cursor to the corresponding item
and press the [ENTER] key to return to the screen concerned with the item.
Enter P and press the [ENTER] key to return to the initial screen.
Enter 1 and press the [ENTER] key in the initial screen to open the <Copy Menu>
screen. Enter 3 and press the [ENTER] key.
2)
Enter the file name(i.e., STARTUP.SYS) to be deleted and press the [ENTER] key in
the following screen:
Enter the Smart Media Path ((ex) temp\dsc): SKIP
Enter the Smart Media file name ((ex)young.txt): STARTUP.SYS
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4.2.1.1 Preparing
The following items are required to install the CPLD program of Lattice company:
y
CPLD
PC
KIT
Cable
PBA
Parallel Port
10Pin JTAG
connector
4-8
The figure below shows the way to connect to the SIO port.
For this connection, a programming cable specially made with RJ-45 Connector is used.
PC
KIT
Office Serv
7400
(SIO Port)
Cable
10Pin JTAG
connector
Parallel Port
RJ-45
Connector
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2)
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3)
Select 0x0378 for Port Setting item and LATTIC for Cable Type, respectively.
Click the [OK] button to apply the above selection.
4)
Click the [Scan] icon in the toolbar to import PLD of the target board.
At this time, check if the PLD name is displayed in Device List on the activated
screen and equal to that of the used PLD. If the scan window is not displayed, reset the
Option menu and click the scan icon again.
Double-click the FileName/IR-Length field next to the corresponding PLD to
import a desire JED file on the Scan window.
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5)
Click the [Browse] button to import the JED file for fusing. Select Erase, Program,
Verify for the Operation item and click the [OK] button.
6)
Check again if the value of the Checksum/CRC field is the corresponding JED file.
Click the [GO] icon in the toolbar to open the <On Fusing> window as shown below:
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The figure below show the initial screen(MAX + plus II Programmer Only PGM).
Click the [MAX + PLUS II] menu.
2)
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3)
Select a *.POF file to program and click the [OK] button. The POF files are data files
for programming.
4)
Click the [Program] button, EPLD will enter to programming mode and download the
relevant POF files to EPLD.
5)
6)
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4.3.1 Preparing
For the use of the offline program, prepare the following items:
y
Connect a PC and the OfficeServ 7400 system with a communication cable. The cable
is connected to the SIO port of a MP 40 board.
2) Run a communication program in the PC.
3) Set the communication speed to 38,400 bps.
4) Insert the SMC storing the main program to the front side of the MP 40 board.
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Yes
No
Stop the download of the
main program
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Test Category: Display the version and the issued date of the offline program.
REST
y
INIT
y
BTSW
y
BMEM
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Test Category: Inspect the basic memory(DRAM 128 Mbytes, SRAM 2 Mbytes) in a
MP40 board.
IMOH
y
MLED
y
MIPC
y
BLAN
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the Ethernet port in a MP40 board.
LCPMx
y
Test Category: Inspect the memory of a LP40 board. This test is used for the
inspection of DRAM and FLASH of a LP40 board.
1) x: Cabinet number(1~3)
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BMFRx
y
Test Category: Test eight MFR channels basically provided to a LP40 board.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
BCNFx
y
Test Category: Test Conference 5-party 6-group basically provided to a LP40 board.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
LSIOx
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the SIO port in a LP40 board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a DB9 connector that Tx(Pin2) and
Rx(Pin3) are connected each other is installed to the SIO port of a LP40 board to be
tested.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
LFANx
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Test Category: Inspect the operations of pan1, 2, 3 and 4. If a problem occurs, the
location of the pan with the problem is indicated as FAIL/1.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
LLEDx
y
LLANx
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the Ethernet port in a LP40 board.
1) x: Cabinet number(1~3)
LMISx
y
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DMFRxy
y
Test Category: Inspect the status of DTMF Receivers in SCM board, MFM board and
CRM board. SCM and MFM boards support 12 DTMF receiver channels per board
and a CRM board supports 16 DTMF receiver channels per board.
xy indicates the locations where the SCM, the MFM and the CRM boards are
mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: LOC number(1~2)
SCNFxy
y
Test Category: Test the status of conference group in SCM board, MFM board and CRM
board. SCM and MFM board support 5-party 12-group per board and CRM boards
support 5-party 6-group per board.
xy indicates the locations where the SCM, the MFM and the CRM boards are mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: LOC number(1~2)
CCIDxy
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CCPLxy
y
R2RVxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of R2 receiver in RCM boards and CRM boards.
RCM boards and CRM boards support 8 R2 receiver channels per board and 16 R2
receiver channels per board, separately.
xy indicates the location that RCM and CRM boards are mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: LOC number(1~2)
BCPLx
y
Test Category: Display the CPLD version of the system mother board.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
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PRIMxy
y
Test Category: Test the memory of TEPRI/TEPRI2 board. This test is used for the test
of DRAM and FLASH of a TEPRI board. This test should be progressed after
checking the normal operation of the TEPRI CARD.
xy indicates the location that the TEPRI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
FALCxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of Framing and Line Interface Component for E1 or
T1 element(FALC element) in TEPRI/TEPRI2 board.
If this memory is entered, the MCP memory reports the result of the board test to the
TEPRI board of the corresponding board. The corresponding board tests FALC
element in the TEPRI board by it self and reports the test result to the MCP board.
The MCP board displays the result.
xy indicates the location that the TEPRI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
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TSIOxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the SIO port in a TEPRI2 board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a DB9 connector that Tx(Pin2) and
Rx(Pin3) are connected each other is installed to the SIO port of a TEPRI board to be
tested.
xy indicates the location that the TEPRI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
TLANxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the Ethernet port in a TEPRI2 board.
xy indicates the location that the TEPRI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
TLEDxy
y
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TEPDxy
y
TCPLxy
y
MMEMxy
y
Test Category: Inspect the memory of MGI/MGI64 board. This command is used for
the test of DRAM and FLASH of a MGI board. This test should be progressed after
checking the normal operation of the MGI CARD.
xy indicates the location that the MGI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
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MDSPxy
y
MSIOxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the SIO port in MGI/MGI64 board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a DB9 connector that Tx(Pin2) and
Rx(Pin3) are connected each other is installed to the SIO port of a MGI board to be
tested.
xy indicates the location that the MGI board is mounted.
MLANxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the Ethernet port in MGI/MGI64 board.
xy indicates the location that the MGI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
GLEDxy
y
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GCPLxy
y
MGIDxy
y
MPTOxy
y
Test Category: Test the conversion function for Codec in MGI/MGI64 board is
normally operated.
xy indicates the location that the MGI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
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WTSTxyz
y
Test Category: A command to enter/release the test mode for the test of 4WLI boards.
For the execution of 4WLI related commands, WMEMx, WDMCx, WTCMx and
WRSWxy, this command(WTSTxyz) is used for the start/release the test mode.
xyz indicates the position where the 4WLI board is mounted and the information on
test mode start control.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
z: Information on the start and the release of the test mode
For the start of the test mode: 1
For the release of the test mode: 0
WMEMxy
y
Test Category: Inspect the memories(DPRAM, SRAM, Flash Memory) of the 4WLI
board.
xy indicates the location that the 4WLI board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
WDMCxy
y
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WTCMx
y
WRSWxyz
y
MACRxy
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Test Category: Read and Display the MAC address of a board supporting LAN.
xy indicates the positions where the boards that need the MAC address information
are mounted.
Target Boards: MP40, LP40, TEPRI2, MGI, MGI64, GWIM, GSIM, GPLIM
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
WIMMxy
y
Test Category: Inspect the memory in a GWIM board. This command is used for the
test of DRAM and FLASH in a GWIM board. This test should be progressed after
checking the normal operation of the GWIM CARD.
xy indicates the location that the GWIM board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
WIMOxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the SIO port in a GWIM board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a DB9 connector that Tx(Pin2) and
Rx(Pin3) are connected each other is installed to the SIO port of a GWIM board to be
tested.
xy indicates the location that the GWIM board is mounted.
WIMIxy
y
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WIMPxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of Ethernet, V.35 and HSSI ports in a GWIM board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a loopback connector is connected
to each port of a GWIM board to be tested.
Ethernet port loopback connector: Connect an optical cable, which is cut in half.
V.35 port loopback connector:
Install the connector after connecting pins of DB26 1 connector each other,
referring to the table below:
DTE SIDE(GWIM 26POS MALE)
Pin Description
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Pin No
Pin No
Pin Description
TXD_A
RXD_A
TXD_B
14
16
RXD_B
RXD_A
TXD_A
RXD_B
16
14
TXD_B
RTS_A
CTS_A
CTS_A
RTS_A
DSR_A
8 + 20
DCD_A + DTR_A
DCD_A + DTR_A
8 + 20
DSR_A
SGND
SGND
RXC_B + TXCO_B
9 + 11
12
TXC_B
RXC_A + TXCO_A
17 + 24
15
TXC_A
TXC_B
12
9 + 11
RXC_B +TXCO_B
TXC_A
15
17 + 24
RXC_A +TXCO_A
LL
18
TM
25
DTE SIDE(GWIM)
Pin No
Pin No
26
26
27
34
28
33
11
29
36
31
31
32
32
33
28
34
27
11
36
29
Signal Ground(SG)
13
13
Dont Care
38
38
Signal Ground(SG)
19
19
Dont Care
44
44
Signal Ground(SG)
25
25
Dont Care
50
50
Pin Description
Signal Ground(SG)
Terminal Timing(TT)
DTE Available(TA)
Send Data(SD)
Send Timing(ST)
Signal Ground(SG)
DCE Available(CA)
Receive Timing(RT)
Receive Data(RD)
Signal Ground(SG)
Signal Ground(SG)
Signal Ground(SG)
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WIMExy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the VPN accelerator port in a GWIM board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a VPN board(WIMS board) is
mounted on the GWIM board.
xy indicates the location that the GWIM board is mounted.
LIMMxy
y
Test Category: Inspect the memory in a GPLIM board. This command is used for the test
of DRAM and FLASH in a GPLIM board. This test should be progressed after checking
the normal operation of the GPLIM CARD.
xy indicates the location that the GPLIM board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
LIMOxy
4-34
Test Category: Test the operation of the SIO port in a GPLIM board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a DB9 connector that Pin5 and Pin6
are connected each other is installed to the P14 port of a GPLIM board to be tested.
xy indicates the location that the GPLIM board is mounted.
LIMIxy
y
LIMLxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of register in the L2 Switching chip of a GPLIM
board.
xy indicates the location that the GPLIM board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
LIMXxyz
y
Test Category: Test if the Auto MDI/MDIX function of Viatech VT6108 chipset,
which is used as 10/100 Mbps Octal PHY of a GPLIM board, is normally operated.
xyz indicates the location that the GPLIM board is mounted and the information to
enable/disable the Auto MDI/MDIX function.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
z: Information to enable/disable the Auto MDI/MDIX function
Disable: 0
Enable: 1
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SIMMxy
y
Test Category: Inspect the memory in a GSIM board. This command is used for the test of
DRAM and FLASH in a GSIM board. This test should be progressed after checking the
normal operation of the GSIM CARD.
xy indicates the location that the GSIM board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
SIMOxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of the SIO port in a GSIM board.
For the test, this command should be entered after a DB9 connector that Tx(Pin2) and
Rx(Pin3) are connected each other is installed to the SIO port of a GSIM board to be
tested.
xy indicates the location that the GSIM board is mounted.
SIMIxy
y
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SIMLxy
y
Test Category: Test the operation of register in the L3 Switching chip of a GSIM board.
xy indicates the location that the GSIM board is mounted.
x: Cabinet number(1~3)
y: Slot number(0~B)
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4-38
This chapter provides part layouts for each board in the OfficeServ 7400 system.
5-1
CHAPTER 5. ! .
5-2
Soldering Side
5-3
CHAPTER 5. ! .
5-4
5-5
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-6
5-7
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-8
5-9
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-10
5-11
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-12
5-13
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-14
5-15
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-16
5-17
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-18
5-19
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-20
5-21
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-22
5-23
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-24
5-25
CHAPTER 5. ! .
5-26
Parts Side
5-27
CHAPTER 5. ! .
5-28
5-29
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-30
5-31
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-32
5-33
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-34
5-35
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-36
5-37
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-38
Soldering Side
5-39
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-40
Soldering Side
5-41
CHAPTER 5. ! .
5-42
Soldering Side
5-43
CHAPTER 5. ! .
Soldering Side
5-44
Soldering Side
5-45
CHAPTER 5. ! .
5.32
GWIMD Board
Parts Side
5-46
5-47
CHAPTER 5. ! .
5-48
This chapter proveds the parts lists for the OfficeServ 7400 system.
6-1
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0401-001099
DIODE-SWITCHING
DIODE-SWITCHING;1N4148WS, 75 V, 1
0402-001056
DIODE-RECTIFIER
DIODE-RECTIFIER;MBRS140, 40 V, 1 A
0403-001164
ZD1
DIODE-ZENER
DIODE-ZENER;MMSZ5232B, 5.32-5.8
0403-001416
ZD2
DIODE-ZENER
DIODE-ZENER;MMSZ5227B, 3.42-3.7
0501-000476
Q1
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0601-001064
LED1~LED4
LED
0801-002127
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002128
U27
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74FCT16244, BUFFE
0801-002367
U26
IDT49FCT3805AQ
10
0802-001029
74LVT16245DGGR
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC;74LVTH16245, TR
11
1006-000281
IC-LINE DRIVER;
12
1006-000288
U29
IC-LINE RECEIVER
13
1006-001140
U32
IC-LINE TRANSCEIVER
MAX3232ECAE, SSOP
14
1026130(new)
U22
CPU
MPC8271VRMIBA, Pbga516
15
1053661(new)
U5
RTC
RTC8564NB, son20_w500
16
1103-001289
U25
IC-EEPROM
17
1105-001548
IC-DRAM
K4S561632D-TC60;4X4MX16BIT, T
18
1106-001428
U18, U19
IC-SRAM
K6F8016U6A-EF7, 512KX16BIT, T
19
1107-001473
U16
IC-FLASH MEMORY
K9F2808U0C-PCB0, 16Mx
20
1107-001534
U11, U36
IC-FLASH MEMORY
SST39VF040-70-4C-NH;39VF040, 512K
21
1201-000197
U9
IC-OP AMP
22
1203-001643
U17
IC-RESET
23
1203-001691
U12, U28
IC-POSI.ADJUST REG
MIC29152BU/T&R.;29152, TO-2
6-2
(continued)
No
24
Part Code
1204-002075
Assembly Position
U7
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
IC-MELODY;
25
1205-000394
U6
IC-CODEC FILTER
TP3057WM, SOP, 1
26
1205-001864
U31
IC-TRANSCEIVER
LXT972LC;DJLXT972ALC, LQF
27
1205-002626
U8
IC-DIGITAL SWITCH
ZL50018QCC, L
28
1301-001647
U15
29
2007-000052
IC-CPLD
LC4256V-75F256BC, FPBGA
90
R-CHIP:
R-CHIP:
R-CHIP
2007-000052
30
2007-000060
6-3
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
31
2007-000070
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
38
R-CHIP
24
R-CHIP
2007-000208
33
2007-001164
R511, R512
R-CHIP
34
2007-002899
R-CHIP
35
2007-002906
R95
R-CHIP
36
2007-002987
72
R-CHIP
37
2007-002991
R85
R-CHIP
38
2007-007049
R-CHIP
6-4
(continued)
No
Part Code
39
2007-007226
Assembly Position
R1, R5, R7, R8, R10, R17, R22R25, R27, R34,
Qtty.
309
Part Name
R-CHIP
Description
49.9 ohm, 1%, 1/10 W, TP, 160 3
6-5
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
40
2007-007237
Assembly Position
R83
Qtty.
1
Part Name
R-CHIP
Description
;24.3 Kohm, 1%, 1/10 W, TP, 16
41
2007-007445
R418
R-CHIP
42
2007-007454
R-CHIP
43
2007-007507
159
R-CHIP
12
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R532~R534, R536~R555,
R559~R577, R557, R579~R581,
R752, R754, R670, R675, R678,
R687, R690, R707, R712, R716,
R718, R731~R733, R738, R740,
R742, R744, R751, R2, R4, R6,
R9, R11~R15, R28~R33,
R35~R41,R45~R56, R62, R65,
R67, R74, R75, R106, R753,
R111~R123, R140, R142, R146,
R152, R155, R156, R159, R160,
R164, R168, R187, R190, R193,
R198, R202, R208, R216, R217,
R171, R177, R181, R184, R224,
R227, R228, R230, R234,
R236~R242, R258, R329, R333,
R341, R345, R349, R351, R373,
R423, R425, R427, R431, R443
44
2007-007610
45
2007-008081
R419
6-6
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
46
2007-008223
R84
47
2007-008225
R89
48
2011-000585
RA1~RA16
49
2203-000257
50
2203-000626
51
2203-000998
C92~C95,
Qtty.
1
C104,
C112,
C113,
Part Name
R-CHIP
Description
R-CHIP;39.2 Kohm, 1%, 1/10 W, TP, 16
R-CHIP
16
R-NET
C-CER
C-CER
70
C-CER
2203-000998
C-CER
53
2203-001408
C78, C79
C-CER
54
2203-002099
C359
C-CER
55
2203-003027
C28, C31
C-CER
56
2203-005249
211
C-CER
C17,
C25,
C33,
C36,
C37,
C38,
C84,
C85,
C86,
C90,
C91,
C149~C153,
C155,
C156,
2203-005457
C89, C358
C-CER
58
2203-005565
C-CER
6-7
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
59
2404-001037
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
12
C-TA, CHIP
C-TA, CHIP
2404-001051
C54
61
2404-001288
C18~C23
C-TA, CHIP
62
2404-001307
C-TA, CHIP
63
2409-001034
C15
C-EDL
64
2601-001056
T1
TRANS-SMD,
PULSE;350UH, 1:1, 1:
65
2702-001112
INDUCTOR-RADIAL
66
2804-001239
Y2
SCO-100DS(1.8432 MHZ)
67
2804-001247
Y4
SCO-10350D-25M
68
2804-001302
Y5
SCO-10325DSR-66M
69
2804-001496
Y1
SCO-10350SR-16.384
70
2805-001052
Y3
TCXO-STB(20 MHZ)
71
2901-000188
M1
72
3301-000317
L10~L13,
FILTER-EMI
CFI06B1H470MF ON BOARD;50 V, 1 A, 4
28
BEAD-SMD
73
3301-001120
BEAD-SMD
74
3301-001308
L50~L56, L58~L61
21
BEAD-SMD
75
3301-001463
BEAD-SMD
76
77
3403-001144
S3
SWITCH-PUSH
3407-001052
S2
SWITCH-DIP
78
3408-000308
S1
SWITCH-SLIDE
79
3703-001252
CONNECTOR-BACK
89047-102PANEL;30P, 5R, FE
L23~L26,
L28~L35, L38~L49
L37, L63
L65~L71, L6, L15, L64
6-8
(continued)
No
Part Code
80
3709-001139
Assembly Position
SM1
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
CONNECTOR-CARD EDGE
CN015R-3123-0;26P, 1.1MM,
81
3710-001432
J1, J2
CONNECTOR-SOCKET
82
3722-002045
J4
JACK-MODULAR
DEK657PCB8-ST4;8P/8C, INVERTED, Y,
83
GA13-10064A
U10
IC ASIC;DCS
84
GA41-00182A
PCB
MAIN-MP40;OFFICESERV 7400,
6-9
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02927A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
-
Part Name
PBA MAIN-LP40
Description
OFFICESERV 7400, MULTIPLE, MULTIPLE, MAIN, CONTROL
B'D, ENGINE, EUS, 130 X 275 MM
0202-000108
0.001
SOLDER-CREAM
0202-001091
0.001
SOLDER-BAR
0402-001056
D1, D4
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-001164
ZD1
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001416
ZD2
DIODE-ZENER
0406-001070
D2, D3
DIODE-TVS
0601-001064
LED
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002127
U33,
U34,
U35,
0801-002446
U30
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001029
U32
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0802-001099
U31
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0902-001747
U29
IC-MICROPROCESSOR
1006-000281
U27
IC-LINE DRIVER
6-10
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
1006-000288
Assembly Position
U9, U28
Qtty.
Part Name
IC-LINE, RECEIVER
Description
3486, SOP, 16P, 155MIL, QUAD, ST, PLASTIC, 5.25 V, 0to+70C,
1002 mW, 4
1006-001140
U26
IC-LINE
TRANSCEIVER
571 mW, 2, 2
93C46, 128 x 8/64 x 16, SOP, 8P, 5 x 4 mm, 2.7/5.5 V, -40to+85C
1103-001289
U23
IC-EEPROM
1105-001390
U21, U22
IC-DRAM
1107-001459
U25
IC-FLASH MEMORY
1107-001534
U24
IC-FLASH MEMORY
39VF040, 512K 8BIT, PLCC, 32P, 13.97 x 11.43 MM, 70NS, 2.7/3.6 V,
1203-001643
U18
IC-RESET
1203-002046
U17
IC-POSI.FIXED, REG. 5209, SOP, 8P, 150MIL, PLASTIC, 1.782/1.818, 0to+125C, 500mA, TP
1205-001864
U19
IC-TRANSCEIVER
1205-002004
U20
IC-DIGITAL SWITCH
1301-001647
U14
IC-CPLD
2007-000043
14
R-CHIP
6-11
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2007-000052
Assembly Position
R343, R344, R345, R346, R347,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
67
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R-CHIP
2007-000060
R433
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R82, R666
R-CHIP
2007-001164
R444, R445
R-CHIP
2007-002899
R609
R-CHIP
2007-002987
38
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-007049
R446
6-12
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2007-007226
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
145
R-CHIP
16
R-CHIP
20
R-CHIP
12
R-CHIP
2007-007454
2007-007507
2007-007610
6-13
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2011-000585
Assembly Position
Qtty.
53
Part Name
R-NET
Description
47 ohm, 5%, 1/16 W, L, CHIP, 8P, TP,
3.2 x 1.6 x 0.5 mm
2011-000664
18
R-NET
2203-000257
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000426
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000998
19
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001408
C140, C141
C-CER, CHIP
2203-002099
C136
C-CER, CHIP
6-14
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2203-005249
Assembly Position
C5, C6, C7, C8, C9, C10, C11, C12, C13,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
129
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
17
C-CER, CHIP
C-TA, CHIP
2203-005457
2203-005565
2404-001037
2404-001288
C36
C-TA, CHIP
2601-001056
T1
TRANS-SMD,
C180, C181
PULSE
6-15
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2703-000388
L20
INDUCTOR-SMD
2804-001239
Y3
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2804-001325
Y1
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2804-001496
Y2
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
3301-001120
10
BEAD-SMD
20
BEAD-SMD
3301-001308
3403-001144
S1
SWITCH-PUSH
3703-001252
CONNECTOR-BACK,
PANEL
2
3704-000249
3710-001659
U24
P10
2
3711-003272
P11
SOCKET-IC
SOCKET-BOARD TO
BOARD
1
HEADER-BOARD TO
CABLE
2
3722-002045
P13
JACK-MODULAR
6002-000154
SCREW-TAPPING
GA13-10064A
U15, U16
GA41-00183A
PCB MAIN-LP40
GA68-00289A
LABEL(P)-BAR, CODE
GA72-00242A
PMO-LEN, LENS-2
6-16
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
GA97-01931A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
MEA-LP40 STIFF
ASSY
EJECTOR
6003-000264
SCREW-TAPTITE
GA70-00075A
IPR-SHIELD, PLATE,
GA72-00240A
PMO-EJECTOR
GA72-00362A
PMO-STIFFENER,
LP40
UL94-V0
LP40
6-17
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02769A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-8PORTA
NALOGTRUNK
0401-001099
D7-D38
31
DIODE-SWITCHING
0402-001207
D5, D6
DIODE-SCHOTTKY
0403-000549
ZD17-ZD32
16
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001416
ZD1-ZD16
16
DIODE-ZENER
0501-000477
Q1-Q16
16
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
0604-001002
PC1-PC8
PHOTO-COUPLER
0802-000111
U18, U39
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0802-001084
U34, U35
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1205-000394
U7-U14
IC-CODEC FILTER
2003-000293
R101-R108
R-METAL OXIDE
2007-000043
R85-R100
16
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R109-R116
R-CHIP
2007-000060
R82
R-CHIP
2007-000063
R117-R124
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R8-R15
R-CHIP
2007-000287
31
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R34-R53, R74-R81
3
2007-000475
R84
6-18
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-007277
R125-R132
R-CHIP
2007-007547
R135-R145
11
R-CHIP
2203-000236
C38
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000257
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
20
C-CER, CHIP
C-FILM, LEAD-PEF
C89
3
2305-001053
C64-C67, C69-C71,
U38
3
2402-000120
2402-000170
10
C-AL, SMD
C1-C4, C6-C17,
24
C-AL, SMD
RELAY-MINIATURE
CONNECTOR-BACK,
C56-C63
3
3501-001035
K1-K16
16
3703-001252
P1, P2
3722-002045
J1
4715-000127
DSS1-DSS24
EC27-30514A
L1
EC39-00002A
C72-C87
GA13-00004A
U5, U6
PANEL
24
1
16
JACK-MODULAR
SURGE ABSORBER
COIL, RF
CBF HARNESS-BH39
-40305U
2
IC ASIC-TMC
GA13-10002A
HYB9-HYB16
IC ASIC
GA13-10068A
HYB1-HYB8
IC HYBRID
GA13-10577A
HYB17-HYB20
IC HYBRID
GA26-50068A
T1-T8
TRANS MATCHING-
DCS
3
GA41-00137A
PCB-8TRK
6-19
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02767A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
PRI INTERFACE
0402-001081
D11-D18
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-001164
ZD1, ZD2
DIODE-ZENER
0406-000127
TVS1, TVS3
DIODE-TVS
0406-001073
U37, U38
DIODE-TVS
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
0801-000547
U33
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002325
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002326
U4, U25
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002381
U34
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002446
U19, U20
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002518
U13-U15
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002711
0802-000111
U11
U21-U23, U26-U32,
1
11
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
U8
4.75/5.25 V
0802-001084
U39
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0902-000231
U2
IC-MICROPROCESSOR
1006-001140
U1
IC-LINE TRANSCEIVER
3232, SSOP, 16P, 212 MIL, DUAL, TP, PLASTIC, 5.5 V, 0to+70C,
571 mW, 2, 2
6-20
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
1105-001114
Assembly Position
U16
Qtty.
1
Part Name
IC-DRAM
Description
4F151611, 1 M x 16 BIT, TSOP, 44P, 400 MIL, 60NS, 5 V, 10%,
PLASTIC, 0TO+70C, 1MA, CMOS, ST
1106-001136
U24
IC-SRAM
1107-001079
U17
IC-FLASH MEMORY
1203-001643
U35
IC-RESET
1205-001191
U36
IC-FRAMER
1301-001499
U9
IC-CPLD
1404-001115
THER1-THER4
2007-000052
R10-R19, R1000,
2007-000052
R194-R199,
THERMISTOR-PTC
14
R-CHIP
18
R-CHIP
12
R-CHIP
10
R-CHIP
22
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R301-R308, R31,
R32, R352, R4
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
R922-R924, R926,
R967, R969, R971
2007-000052
2007-000070
R972, R984,
R994-R999
6-21
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000287
Assembly Position
R1, R101, R151, R193,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
15
R-CHIP
2007-000287
2007-000287
R985-R987
R-CHIP
2007-000536
R973
R-CHIP
2007-000969
R974, R975
R-CHIP
2007-002901
R979
R-CHIP
2007-007302
R137, R970
R-CHIP
2007-007454
R251-R258
R-CHIP
2007-007645
85
R-CHIP
27
R-CHIP
R202-R241, R243-R248,
R33-R71
2007-007645
2007-007645
R988-R993
R-CHIP
2007-008105
R976, R977
R-CHIP
2007-008111
R978
R-CHIP
2007-008122
R102-R113, R85
13
R-CHIP
2203-000041
C165, C166
2203-000236
2203-000236
C6-C9, C88-C96
2203-000257
2203-001408
R939-R960, R962
C-CER, CHIP
12
C-CER, CHIP
13
C-CER, CHIP
C190
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C52, C53
6-22
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-003027
Assembly Position
C164
2203-005009
C167, C168
2203-005249
2203-005249
C169-C187, C194,
2203-005249
C26-C29, C3-C5,
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
11
C-CER, CHIP
23
C-CER, CHIP
13
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C159-C163
C195, C2, C23
C31-C34, C61, C81
3
2203-005249
C82-C86
2203-005457
C197, C198
C-CER, CHIP
2402-000204
C157, C56
C-AL, SMD
2602-000054
T1, T2
TRANS-PULSE
2801-004043
Y7
CRYSTAL-SMD
2801-004044
Y5, Y6
CRYSTAL-SMD
2804-001453
Y4
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2804-001496
Y1
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2901-000188
B14-B18
FILTER-EMI ON
BOARD
3
3301-001308
B13, B3-B9, L1
BEAD-SMD
3403-001104
S2
SWITCH-PUSH
3404-001008
SW2
SWITCH-TACT
3407-000131
S1
SWITCH-DIP
3703-001252
P26, P27
CONNECTOR-BACK,
3710-000001
PANEL
6-23
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
3710-001659
Assembly Position
P18, P19
Qtty.
2
Part Name
CONNECTOR-
Description
40P, 2R, 0.8 MM, SMD-S, AUF, NTR
SOCKET
3
3711-001465
3711-003272
P12
3722-001050
P11
JACK-MODULAR
4711-000162
U10
DELAY, LINE
4715-000127
SUR1-SUR6
SURGE ABSORBER
GA41-00135A
PCB-TEPRI
6-24
Assembly
Part Code
GA92-02935A
Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
PBA MAIN-TEPRI2
Description
OFFICESERV 7400, DOM/EXP, WORLD, T1, E1, PRI INTERFACE,
FR-4, 130 x 275 MM
0401-001099
D2
DIODE-SWITCHING
0402-001056
D1
DIODE-RECTIFIER
MBRS140, 40 V, 1 A, CASE403A, TP
0403-001164
ZD4
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001416
ZD3
DIODE-ZENER
0406-001070
D3, D4
DIODE-TVS
0406-001073
D5-D8
DIODE-TVS
0406-001074
D9, D10
DIODE-TVS
0406-001230
ZD1, ZD2
0601-001064
LED1-LED12
0801-002127
2
12
3
DIODE-TVS
LED
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001029
U11, U13
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0802-001037
U4
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1006-001140
U1
IC-LINE
3232, SSOP, 16P, 212MIL, DUAL, TP, PLASTIC, 5.5 V, 0to+70C571 mW, 2, 2
TRANSCEIVER
2
1103-001289
U8
IC-EEPROM
1105-001390
U18, U21
IC-DRAM
1106-001058
U14
IC-SRAM
6-25
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
1107-001459
Assembly Position
U20
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
IC-FLASH MEMORY
1107-001534
U19
IC-FLASH MEMORY
1203-001643
U3
IC-RESET
1203-002046
U10
IC-POSI.FIXED REG.
1205-001864
U2
IC-TRANSCEIVER
1205-002786
U6, U7
IC-FRAMER
1301-001647
U5
IC-CPLD
1404-001115
2007-000052
THY1-THY5
THERMISTOR-PTC
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R48, R49
2
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-002987
2007-002987
2007-002987
R95-R97, R101,
R102
2007-002987
R103-R106, R114
6-26
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2007-002987
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R226, R228
2
2007-002987
R286, R299-R301
R-CHIP
2007-007049
R11
R-CHIP
2007-007226
12
R-CHIP
13
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
10
R-CHIP
13
R-CHIP
12
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
31
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R18, R20
2
2007-007226
R22-R27,
R29-R34, R56
2007-007226
R64-R67, R69,
R70, R75
2007-007226
2007-007226
R115-R119, R121,
R124-R130
2007-007226
R133-R141, R143,
R144, R148
2007-007226
R152-R154,
R161-R165
2007-007226
R167-R181,
R184-R199
2007-007226
2007-007226
R229-R231,
R233-R236
6-27
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2007-007226
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R238-R249, R254,
15
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R202-R214
13
R-CHIP
35
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-NET
R257, R262
2
2007-007226
2007-007226
2007-007226
R318, R322-R324,
R327, R328
2007-007454
2007-007507
R100, R122
2
2007-007507
2007-007507
R155-R160, R265,
R266
2007-007507
R269-R274, R278,
R280
2007-007507
2007-007507
2007-007776
R296
2011-000585
RA1-RA24
24
2203-000236
C30, C32
C-CER, CHIP
6-28
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2203-000257
Assembly Position
C7, C27, C37, C107,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C160, C161
2
2203-000998
2203-000998
C83-C86,
C167-C170, C179
2203-001408
2203-001656
C96
C-CER, CHIP
2203-002099
C38
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005218
C24, C25
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
C-CER, CHIP
C36
2
2203-005249
29
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
13
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
C97-C106, C108-C136
39
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
C138-C158, C163-C166
25
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
C172-C178
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005457
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005565
C-CER, CHIP
2404-001037
C-TA, CHIP
2404-001037
C-TA, CHIP
6-29
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2601-001056
T1
TRANS-SMD, PULSE
2601-001139
T2, T3
TRANS-SMD, PULSE
1 MH, 0.85 OHM, 12.83 X 9.53 X 6.22 MM, TAPE & REEL
2703-000388
L9
INDUCTOR-SMD
2804-001239
Y3
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2804-001325
Y2
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2804-001602
Y1, Y4
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2901-000188
M1, M2
FILTER-EMI ON
BOARD
2
3301-001120
10
BEAD-SMD
L17
2
3301-001308
BEAD-SMD
3403-001144
S1
SWITCH-PUSH
3407-001067
S2, S3
SWITCH-DIP
3703-001252
P1-P3
CONNECTOR-BACK,
PANEL
2
3704-000249
U19
SOCKET-IC
3710-000001
J1-J4
CONNECTOR-SHUNT
3711-001465
J1-J4
CONNECTOR-HEADER
3722-001049
P5
JACK-MODULAR
4715-001082
SUR1-SUR12
SURGE ABSORBER
6002-000154
SCREW-TAPPING
GA13-10064A
U9
IC ASIC
12
6-30
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
GA41-00179A
01
PCB-TEPRI2
GA68-00289A
XX
LABEL(P)-BAR, CODE
GA72-00241A
PMO-LEN, LENS-2
GA97-01930A
6003-000264
GA70-00076A
Part Name
Description
MEA-TEPRI2 STIFF
ASSY
SHIELD, EJECTOR
SCREW-TAPTITE
IPR-SHIELD, PLATE
TEPRI2
3
GA72-00240A
GA72-00361A
PMO-EJECTOR
PMO-STIFFENER
TEPRI
NH-1000T, UL94-V0
6-31
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
KP-OSDB8S
GA92-02768A
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-8PORTAN
ALOGSUBSCRIBE
17
DIODE-SWITCHING
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0401-001099
D1-D16, D44
0402-001049
D38
0402-001216
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-000283
ZD33-ZD36
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001396
ZD37, ZD38
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001416
ZD1-ZD16
16
0501-000476
0501-000477
DIODE-ZENER
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
14
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
15
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0501-000477
0501-000477
Q6, Q8, Q9
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0502-001066
TR-POWER
0502-001067
Q25-Q32
TR-POWER
0505-001477
Q58, Q69
FET-SILICON
0505-001478
FET-SILICON
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
0604-001002
U22-U24
PHOTO-COUPLER
3 x 2.5 x 1.5 MM
6-32
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
0801-002215
Assembly Position
U6
Qtty.
1
Part Name
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
Description
74FCT138, 1-OF-8 DECODER, SOP, 16, 300 MIL, SINGLE, TP,
4.5/5.5 V
0801-002403
U16
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74LC x 08, AND GATE, TSSOP, 14, 173 MIL, QUAD, TP, 2.0/3.6 V
0801-002446
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001026
U1, U2, U5
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0802-001084
U12
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1203-000302
U19
IC-PWM,
TP, 4.5/5.5 V
CONTROLLER
3
1203-001213
U96
1205-000394
IC-CODEC FILTER
U4, U7-U9
3
1405-000125
V17
VARISTOR
1405-000130
V1-V8
VARISTOR
2003-000144
R396-R398
R-METAL OXIDE
2003-001032
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2003-001032
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2003-002037
10
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2007-000040
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000040
6-33
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-000041
R515-R522
R-CHIP
2007-000043
R-CHIP
R195
3
2007-000043
R-CHIP
2007-000043
R-CHIP
2007-000045
R286
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R-CHIP
21
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R117
3
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
R-CHIP
2007-000060
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R237
R523
R282
3
2007-000060
2007-000066
2007-000066
2007-000066
2007-000066
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R529
R-CHIP
R147
R269
6-34
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000287
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
10
R-CHIP
25
R-CHIP
17
R-CHIP
R167
3
2007-000287
2007-000287
2007-000475
R227
R-CHIP
2007-000669
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R190, R194
3
2007-000669
R198
2007-001139
R243
R-CHIP
2007-002901
R253
R-CHIP
2007-002910
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
11
R-CHIP
R181, R184
3
2007-002910
2007-002910
2007-002910
R367
R-CHIP
2007-002912
R268
R-CHIP
2007-002987
R-CHIP
14
R-CHIP
R148, R151
3
2007-002987
2007-002987
R-CHIP
2007-007226
R252
R-CHIP
2007-007443
R255
R-CHIP
6-35
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Assembly Position
Qtty.
2007-007613
16
R-CHIP
2007-007796
R507-R514
R-CHIP
2007-008133
R-CHIP
2007-008133
R-CHIP
2007-008133
R86
R-CHIP
2007-008150
R257-R260, R270-R273
R-CHIP
2011-001099
HYB2, HYB4
R-NET
2203-000426
C283
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000888
C137, C139
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001408
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001656
C138
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005144
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
10
C-CER, CHIP
14
C-CER, CHIP
Part Code
Part Name
Description
R122
R83
C125, C128
3
2203-005144
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
C109, C11
C123
C153, C2
6-36
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-005249
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
11
C-CER, CHIP
13
C-CER, CHIP
C32, C36-C38
3
2203-005249
2203-005249
C98
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005457
C275, C276
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005565
C97
C-CER, CHIP
2305-000385
C175
C-FILM, LEAD-PEF
2401-001216
C246-C249
C-AL
2402-000120
C-AL, SMD
2402-000120
C75
C-AL, SMD
2402-000130
C-AL, SMD
2402-000170
C43-C50
C-AL, SMD
2402-001083
C-AL, SMD
2402-001224
C258-C260, C264-C267,
24
C-AL, SMD
FILTER-EMI ON
C269, C81-C96
3
2901-000188
M2, M3
BOARD
3
3301-001308
BEAD-SMD
3501-001139
K1-K9
RELAY-MINIATURE
3703-001252
J1, J2
CONNECTOR-BACK,
PANEL
3
3722-002045
J3
JACK-MODULAR
6-37
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
EC26-20501A
T1-T8
TRANS AF
INFOREX, 800 mH
EC27-30514A
L1
COIL RF
GA13-10066A
U11
IC ASIC
GA13-10576A
HYB1, HYB3
GA26-30073A
T17
TRANS, POWER
GA41-00136A
PCB-8SLI
6-38
Part Code
GA92-02784A
0401-001099
Assembly Position
D1-D16, D18-D25,
Qtty.
1
33
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-16PORTA
NALOGSUBSCIBE
DIODE-SWITCHING
D30-D37, D44
3
0402-001049
D38
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0402-001216
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-000283
ZD33-ZD36
DIODE-ZENER
DIODE-ZENER
32
DIODE-ZENER
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
12
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
14
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
14
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
13
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
11
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
13
TR-POWER
0403-001396
ZD37, ZD38
0403-001416
ZD1-ZD32
0501-000476
0501-000476
0501-000476
Q82, Q84
0501-000477
Q100, Q101,
Q110-117, Q12, Q14
0501-000477
0501-000477
0501-000477
0501-000477
0502-001066
Q85, Q94-Q99
Q16, Q102-Q109
6-39
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
0502-001066
Assembly Position
Q3, Q5, Q7
Qtty.
3
16
Part Name
Description
TR-POWER
0502-001067
Q25-Q32, Q86-Q93
TR-POWER
0505-001477
Q58, Q69
FET-SILICON
0505-001478
FET-SILICON
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
0604-001002
U22-U24
PHOTO-COUPLER
0801-002215
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002403
U16
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74LCX08, AND GATE, TSSOP, 14, 173 MIL, QUAD, TP, 2.0/3.6 V
0801-002446
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001026
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
U98
U1, U2, U5
2.0/3.6 V
TP, 4.5/5.5 V
0802-001084
U12
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1203-000302
U19
IC-PWM, CONTROLLER
1203-001213
U96
IC-POSI.ADJUST REG.
1205-000394
IC-CODEC FILTER
10
1205-000394
U25-U30
1405-000125
V1-V17
6
17
IC-CODEC FILTER
VARISTOR
2003-000144
R396-U398
R-METAL OXIDE
2003-001032
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2003-001032
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
6-40
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2003-001032
Assembly Position
R443, R446, R447, R450,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2003-001032
2003-001032
R5, R8, R9
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2003-002037
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2003-002037
R430, R530-R533,
13
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2007-000040
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000040
2007-000040
2007-000040
2007-000041
R515-R522
R-CHIP
2007-000043
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000043
2007-000043
2007-000043
6-41
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000043
Assembly Position
R427, R48, R63, R66
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000043
R81, R84
2007-000045
R286
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R-CHIP
21
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
20
R-CHIP
10
R-CHIP
R89, R90
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000060
2007-000060
2007-000066
2007-000066
2007-000066
2007-000066
6-42
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000066
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000066
2007-000066
2007-000066
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R529
R-CHIP
2007-000287
10
R-CHIP
12
R-CHIP
22
R-CHIP
10
R-CHIP
2007-000287
2007-000287
R34-R45, R49-R54,
R503-R506
2007-000287
R88, R91-R99
2007-000475
R227
R-CHIP
2007-000669
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000669
2007-000669
R329, R333
R-CHIP
2007-001139
R243
R-CHIP
2007-002901
R253
R-CHIP
2007-002910
R-CHIP
6-43
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-002910
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
11
R-CHIP
10
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-002910
2007-002910
R263-R265, R274-R277,
R307, R308, R311
2007-002910
2007-002910
2007-002910
R367
R-CHIP
2007-002912
R268
R-CHIP
2007-002987
R-CHIP
13
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-002987
2007-002987
2007-002987
2007-002987
R-CHIP
2007-007226
R252
R-CHIP
2007-007443
R255
R-CHIP
2007-007613
R471-R502
32
R-CHIP
2007-007796
R507-R514
R-CHIP
6-44
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-008133
Assembly Position
R104, R107, R110,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-008133
2007-008133
2007-008133
2007-008133
R-CHIP
2007-008150
R257-R260, R270,
R-CHIP
2011-001099
R-NET
C-CER, CHIP
R271-R273
HYB2, HYB4, HYB7,
HYB8
3
2203-000426
C283
2203-000888
C137, C139
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001408
C279, C282
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001656
C138
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005144
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005144
6-45
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-005144
Assembly Position
C183, C214, C217, C218,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005144
2203-005144
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
C-CER, CHIP
12
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
27
C-CER, CHIP
10
C-CER, CHIP
12
C-CER, CHIP
C105, C109-C113
C123, C126, C127
C140-C142, C146
3
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
C98
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005457
C275, C276
C-CER, CHIP
6-46
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2203-005565
C97
C-CER, CHIP
2305-000385
C175
C-FILM, LEAD-PEF
2401-001216
C246-C249
C-AL
2402-000120
C-AL, SMD
10
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
16
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
48
C-AL, SMD
2402-000120
2402-000130
2402-000130
2402-000170
C203-C210, C43-C50
2402-001083
2402-001224
2901-000188
M2, M3
FILTER-EMI ON BOARD
3301-001308
L2-L7
BEAD-SMD
RELAY-MINIATURE
CONNECTOR-BACK,
3501-001139
K1-K17
3703-001252
J1, J2
17
2
3722-002045
J3
EC26-20501A
T1-T16
EC27-30514A
L1
PANEL
16
1
JACK-MODULAR
TRANS AF
INFOREX, 800 mH
COIL RF
6-47
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
GA13-10066A
U11, U18
IC ASIC
GA13-10576A
IC HYBRID-BALANCE
GA26-30073A
T17
TRANS, POWER
GA41-00136A
PCB-8SLI
HYB6
6-48
Part Code
Assembly Position
0401-001099
D109
0401-001134
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
DIODE-SWITCHING
32
DIODE-SWITCHING
DIODE-RECTIFIER
17
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0402-000197
0402-000197
0402-000309
D1, D2
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0402-001216
D3, D5-D9
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-000141
ZD5-ZD7
DIODE-ZENER
0403-000283
ZD1-ZD4, ZD8-ZD12
DIODE-ZENER
6-49
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0403-001396
Z13, Z14
DIODE-ZENER
10
0505-001477
Q3, Q4
FET-SILICON
11
0505-001478
Q1, Q2, Q5
FET-SILICON
12
0604-001002
PC1-PC3
PHOTO-COUPLER
13
0801-002127
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
14
0801-002171
U852
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
15
0801-002403
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
16
0801-002446
U9, U11
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
4.5/5.5 V
17
1203-000302
U8
IC-PWM,
CONTROLLER
18
1203-001213
19
1205-002314
U12
IC-VOL. REFERANCE
16
IC-SLIC
1205-002345
U2-U5
IC-SLIC
21
1301-001680
U13
IC-CPLD
22
1405-000125
V1
VARISTOR
6-50
(continued)
No
23
Part Code
1405-000130
Assembly Position
V101, V151, V201, V251, V301,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
16
VARISTOR
16
VARISTOR
82 V, 1200 A, 9 x 6 mm, TP
1405-000171
25
2003-000458
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
26
2007-000043
R-CHIP
27
2007-000052
49
R-CHIP
11
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
16
R-CHIP
2007-000060
29
2007-000066
30
2007-000231
6-51
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
31
Part Code
2007-000497
Assembly Position
R104, R113, R154, R163, R204, R213,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
32
R-CHIP
18
R-CHIP
14
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
32
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
18
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
16
R-CHIP
2007-000954
33
2007-000954
34
2007-001139
35
2007-001342
R25
R103, R109, R153, R159, R203, R209,
R253, R259, R303, R309, R353, R359,
R403, R409, R453, R459, R503, R509,
R553, R559, R603, R609, R653, R659,
R703, R709, R753, R759, R803, R809,
R853, R859
36
2007-002901
37
2007-002910
R39
R12, R31, R32, R105, R155, R205, R255,
R305, R355, R405, R455, R505, R555,
R605, R655, R705, R755, R805, R855
38
2007-002987
39
2007-007331
R1087-R1094
R117, R167, R217, R267, R317, R367,
R417, R467, R517, R567, R617, R667,
R717, R767, R817, R867
6-52
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
40
2007-007443
R13
R-CHIP
41
2007-007443
R33
R-CHIP
42
2007-007519
32
R-CHIP
16
R-CHIP
51
R-CHIP
32
R-CHIP
43
2007-007637
44
2007-007645
45
2007-007768
46
2007-008122
R-CHIP
47
2007-008150
R1098-R1105
R-CHIP
48
2007-008681
48
R-CHIP
6-53
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
49
2203-000426
50
2203-000576
Assembly Position
C277, C278, C283
C110, C160, C210, C260, C310, C360, C410,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
C-CER, CHIP
16
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
96
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
16
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000888
C15, C19
52
2203-001386
53
2203-001656
54
2203-001697
C16
C113, C163, C213, C263, C313, C363, C413,
C463, C513, C563, C613, C663, C713, C763,
C813, C863
6-54
(continued)
No
55
Part Code
2203-002080
Assembly Position
C112, C162, C212, C262, C312, C362, C412,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
16
C-CER, CHIP
32
C-CER, CHIP
70
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
32
C-CER, CHIP
32
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005221
57
2203-005249
58
2203-005457
59
2203-005687
60
2203-006115
6-55
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
61
2305-000385
C2
C-FILM, LEAD-PEF
62
2401-000625
C4, C5
C-AL
63
2401-003291
C1
C-AL
64
2401-003298
C21, C24
C-AL
65
2402-000120
C274
C-AL, SMD
66
2402-001083
C17, C882
C-AL, SMD
67
2702-001112
L5
INDUCTOR-RADIAL
68
2703-002639
INDUCTOR-SMD
16
2901-000188
B1, B2
FILTER-EMI
70
3301-001308
L2-L4, L6, L7
BEAD-SMD
71
3501-001258
32
RELAY-MINIATURE
RELAY-MINIATURE
72
3501-001258
K851
73
3703-001252
P1-P3
74
3710-000001
JP1
CONNECTOR-
SHUNT
6-56
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
75
3711-001465
JP1
CONNECTOR-HEADER
76
3711-003272
P4
CONNECTOR-HEADER
77
3722-001302
P5
JACK-MODULAR
78
EC27-30514A
L1
COIL RF
79
GA26-30073A
T1
TRANS, POWER
80
GA41-00177A
PCS.01
6-57
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02787A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
SUBSCIBER
17
DIODE-SWITCHING
0401-001099
D7-D22, D44
0402-001049
D26
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0402-001211
D45
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0402-001216
DIODE-RECTIFIER
D4, D5
3
0403-000283
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001396
ZD1, ZD2
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001416
ZD3-ZD34
29
DIODE-ZENER
0501-000476
Q45-Q52, Q62
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0501-000477
Q4-Q19, Q36-Q43,
33
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
TR-POWER
Q53-Q60, Q63
3
0502-001066
Q20-Q35
16
0505-001477
Q3, Q44
FET-SILICON
0505-001478
FET-SILICON
0505-001769
Q64
FET-SILICON
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
0604-001002
U1-U3
PHOTO-COUPLER
0801-001073
U25
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002055
U15, U16
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002215
U24
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
6-58
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0801-002403
U4
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74LCX08, AND GATE, TSSOP, 14, 173 MIL, QUAD, TP, 2.0/3.6 V
0801-002446
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001026
U18-U20
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0802-001084
U27
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1203-000302
U5
IC-PWM,
1203-001213
U28
1205-000394
U7-U14
IC-CODEC FILTER
1404-000126
PS1-PS8
THERMISTOR-PTC
4.85 ohm, 60 V, 5 mm
1405-000125
V1
VARISTOR
1405-000130
V2-V9
VARISTOR
1405-000171
V10-V34
25
VARISTOR
82 V, 1200 A, 9 x 6 mm, TP
2003-000144
R-METAL OXIDE
2003-001032
R1-R16
16
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2003-002037
10
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
2005-001199
R388
R-WIRE WOUND(S),
2007-000040
R17-R32
2007-000041
R341-R348
2.0/3.6 V
TP, 4.5/5.5 V
CONTROLLER
IC-POSI.ADJUST
REG.
NON
16
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
6-59
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000043
Assembly Position
R104, R109, R114,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000043
2007-000043
2007-000045
R142
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
6-60
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000052
Assembly Position
R358-R360,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
14
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R377-R387
3
2007-000060
R138-R141, R176,
R207, R233, R241,
R245
2007-000060
R-CHIP
2007-000066
R-CHIP
22
R-CHIP
26
R-CHIP
33
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000066
2007-000070
R268-R275, R307,
R309-R324, R365
2007-000287
R210-R230, R235,
R238, R247,
R250-R258
2007-000287
2007-000475
R234
R-CHIP
2007-000669
R-CHIP
2007-000669
R175
R-CHIP
2007-001139
R197
R-CHIP
6-61
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-002901
R205
R-CHIP
2007-002910
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
12
R-CHIP
2007-002910
2007-002910
R172, R187-R194,
R201, R202, R98
2007-002912
R177
R-CHIP
2007-002987
R-CHIP
13
R-CHIP
2007-002987
2007-007226
R200
R-CHIP
2007-007443
R206, R266
R-CHIP
2007-007613
R325-R340
16
R-CHIP
2007-007645
R370-R373
R-CHIP
2007-007796
R242, R243,
10
R-CHIP
R299
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R349-R356
3
2007-008091
2007-008133
6-62
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-008133
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-008150
R178-R181,
R183-R186
2011-001099
HYB1, HYB2
R-NET
2203-000236
C208-C210
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000426
C205
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000888
C89, C90
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000998
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001408
C200
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001656
C88
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005144
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
18
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005144
2203-005144
C129, C156-C171,
C98
2203-005218
C176-C183
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
C-CER, CHIP
6-63
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-005249
Assembly Position
C111, C112, C115, C116,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
C-CER, CHIP
12
C-CER, CHIP
21
C-CER, CHIP
12
C-CER, CHIP
14
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005565
C201-C204
C-CER, CHIP
2305-000385
C1
C-FILM, LEAD-PEF
2401-001216
C-AL
2402-000120
15
C-AL, SMD
2402-000130
C-AL, SMD
2402-000170
C-AL, SMD
2402-001083
C-AL, SMD
2402-001224
C192-C199, C54-C69
24
C-AL, SMD
2901-000188
M2, M3
FILTER-EMI ON BOARD
3301-001308
L3-L5
BEAD-SMD
3501-001139
K1-K8
RELAY-MINIATURE
6-64
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
3703-001252
Assembly Position
J1, J2
Qtty.
2
Part Name
CONNECTOR-BACK,
Description
30, P, 5 R, FEMALE, ANGLE-F, AU30U
PANEL
3
3722-002045
J3
JACK-MODULAR
EC26-20501A
T2-T9
TRANS AF
INFOREX, 800 mH
EC27-30514A
L1
COIL RF
EN13-10502A
U21, U22
IC ASIC
EN13-10503A
U23
IC ASIC
GA13-10066A
U17
IC ASIC
GA13-10576A
HYB3, HYB4
IC HYBRID-BALANCE
GA26-10053A
T10-T17
TRANS, PULSE
GA26-30073A
T1
TRANS, POWER
GA27-30057A
L2
COIL RF
GA41-00149A
PCB-8HYB
6-65
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
0401-001099
Assembly Position
D10~D22, D44,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
17
DIODE-SWITCHING
D7~D9
2
0402-001049
D26
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0402-001211
D45
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0402-001216
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-000283
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001396
ZD1, ZD2
DIODE-ZENER
0403-001416
ZD10~D29, ZD3,
32
DIODE-ZENER
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
33
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
D4, D5
ZD30~ZD34,
ZD4~ZD9
8
0501-000476
Q45~Q52, Q62
0501-000477
Q10~Q19, Q36~Q39,
Q4, Q40~Q43, Q5,
Q53~Q59, Q6, Q60,
Q63, Q7~Q9
10
0502-001066
Q20~Q27
TR-POWER
11
0502-001067
Q28~Q35
TR-POWER
12
0505-001477
Q3, Q44
FET-SILICON
13
0505-001478
FET-SILICON
14
0505-001769
Q64
FET-SILICON
15
0604-001002
U1~U3
PHOTO-COUPLER
16
0801-001073
U25
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
6-66
(continued)
No
17
Part Code
0801-002215
Assembly Position
U24
Qtty.
1
Part Name
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
Description
74FCT138, 1-OF-8 DECODER, SOP, 16, 300MIL, SINGLE, TP,
4.5/5.5 V
18
0801-002403
U4
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
19
0801-002446
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
20
0802-001026
U18~U20
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
2.0/3.6 V
4.5/5.5 V
21
0802-001084
U27
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
22
1203-000302
U5
IC-PWM,
23
1203-001213
U28
IC-VOL. REFERANCE
24
1205-000120
U9~U14
IC-CODEC
CONTROLLER
431 A, SOP, 8P, 150MIL, PLASTIC, 37V
TP3054WMX, SOP, 16P, 300MIL, PLASTIC, 5.25 V, 60 MW,
-25TO+125C, TP
25
1404-000126
PS1~PS8
THERMISTOR-PTC
4.85 ohm, 60 V, 5 mm
26
1405-000125
V1
VARISTOR
27
1405-000130
V2~V9
VARISTOR
28
1405-000171
V10~V34
25
VARISTOR
82 V, 1200A, 9 x 6 mm, TP
29
2003-000458
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
30
2003-001032
R1~R16
16
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
31
2003-002037
10
R-METAL OXIDE(S)
16
R-CHIP
R363, R37~R42
32
2007-000040
R17~R32
6-67
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
33
Part Code
2007-000043
Assembly Position
R104, R109, R114,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
19
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
22
R-CHIP
29
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000045
35
2007-000052
R142
R100, R105, R110,
R115, R120, R125,
R130, R135, R145,
R146, R149, R150,
R153, R154, R157,
R158, R161, R162,
R165, R166, R169,
R170,
36
2007-000052
36
2007-000052
R377~R387
6-68
(continued)
No
37
Part Code
2007-000060
Assembly Position
R138~R141, R176,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
13
R-CHIP
29
R-CHIP
18
R-CHIP
44
R-CHIP
R234
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000066
39
2007-000070
R187~R194, R268,
R269, R270~R275,
R307, R365
40
2007-000287
R210~R230, R235,
R236, R238, R247,
R250~R258, R264,
R267, R280, R305,
R306, R366~R369
41
2007-000475
42
2007-000669
2007-001139
R197
R-CHIP
44
2007-002901
R205
R-CHIP
6-69
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
45
Part Code
2007-002910
Assembly Position
R103, R108, R113,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
18
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
20
R-CHIP
2007-002912
47
2007-002987
R177
R102, R107, R112,
R117, R122, R127,
R132, R137, R239,
R240, R244, R263,
R89~R96
48
2007-007226
R200
R-CHIP
49
2007-007443
R206, R266
R-CHIP
50
2007-007613
R325~R340
16
R-CHIP
51
2007-007645
R370~R373
R-CHIP
52
2007-007796
R242, R243
R-CHIP
53
2007-008091
R299
R-CHIP
54
2007-008133
12
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-008150
R178~R186
6-70
(continued)
No
56
Part Code
2011-001099
Assembly Position
HYB1, HYB2
Qtty.
2
Part Name
R-NET
Description
300 ohm, 5%, 2W, X, ARRAY, 10P,
BK
57
2203-000236
C200, C208~C210
C-CER, CHIP
58
2203-000426
C205
C-CER, CHIP
59
2203-000888
C89, C90
C-CER, CHIP
60
2203-000998
C-CER, CHIP
61
2203-001656
C88
C-CER, CHIP
62
2203-005144
22
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005218
C176~C183
C-CER, CHIP
64
2203-005249
C-CER, CHIP
6-71
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
65
2203-005565
C203, C204
C-CER, CHIP
66
2305-000385
C1
C-FILM, LEAD-PEF
67
2401-001216
C-AL
68
2402-000120
10
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
FILTER-EMI ON
C25~C32
69
2402-000130
70
2402-000170
71
2402-001083
72
2402-001224
C192~C199, C54~C69
73
2901-000188
M2, M3
BOARD
74
3301-001308
L3~L5
BEAD-SMD
75
3501-001139
K1~K8
RELAY-MINIATURE
76
3703-001252
J1, J2
CONNECTOR-BACK,
PANEL
77
3722-001302
J3
JACK-MODULAR
78
EC26-20501A
T2~T9
TRANS AF
INFOREX, 800 mH
79
EC27-30514A
L1
COIL RF
80
EN13-10502A
U21, U22
IC ASIC
6-72
(continued)
No
Part Code
81
EN13-10503A
U23
IC ASIC
82
GA13-10066A
U17
IC ASIC
83
GA13-10576A
HYB3, HYB4
IC HYBRID-BALANCE
84
GA26-10053A
T10~T13
TRANS, PULSE
85
GA26-10053A
T14
TRANS, PULSE
86
GA26-10053A
T15, T16
TRANS, PULSE
87
GA26-10053A
T17
TRANS, PULSE
88
GA26-30073A
T1
TRANS, POWER
89
GA27-30057A
L2
COIL RF
PRO-56EX/120MX, 72uH
90
GA41-00191A
PCS.01
PCB-8HYB2
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
6-73
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02771A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-8PORTDI
GITALSUBSCRIB
0401-001099
D33, D35
DIODE-SWITCHING
0402-001211
D34
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-001416
ZD1-ZD16
DIODE-ZENER
0501-000476
Q2
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0501-000477
Q1
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0505-001769
Q3
FET-SILICON
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
0801-000379
U7
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74HC00, NAND GATE, SOP, 14, 150 MIL, QUAD, TP, 2.0/6.0 V
0801-000841
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-001071
U12
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74ACT08, AND GATE, SOP, 14, 150 MIL, QUAD, TP, 4.5/5.5 V
0801-001073
U13
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002055
U14
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002215
U8
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-000111
U9-U11
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0802-001084
U3, U4
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1404-000126
P28-P35
THERMISTOR-PTC
4.85 ohm, 60 V, 5 mm
1405-000171
VARISTOR
82 V, 1200 A, 9 x 6 mm, TP
16
4.5/5.5 V
4.75/5.25 V
V9-V24, V41,
25
V50-V57
6-74
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2005-001199
Assembly Position
R1121
Qtty.
1
Part Name
R-WIRE WOUND(S),
Description
0.8 OHM, 1%, 3 W, AA, TP, 6 x 16 MM
NON
3
2007-000041
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
10
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R1008, R1010
3
2007-000041
2007-000052
2007-000052
R970, R971,
R975-R977
2007-000060
R1030-R1032
R-CHIP
2007-000066
R1067
R-CHIP
2007-000070
18
R-CHIP
14
R-CHIP
R1036, R1037,
R1087-R1102
2007-000287
R978-R979, R982-
2007-000475
R1062
R-CHIP
2007-002987
R1019-R1025
R-CHIP
2007-007443
R1063
R-CHIP
2007-007645
R1038-R1056,
24
R-CHIP
21
R-CHIP
R990, R999-R1001
R1058-R1061, R1068
3
2007-007645
2007-007796
R1033-R1035
R-CHIP
2007-008091
R1066
R-CHIP
2007-008122
R1064
R-CHIP
6-75
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2203-000236
C93, C106
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000257
C102
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000998
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
20
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C98
3
2203-005144
2203-005144
2203-005218
2203-005249
C8-C15
C28-C41, C47, C50,
C53, C56, C59, C62
2203-005249
2203-005457
C107, C108
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005565
C-CER, CHIP
2402-000120
C3-C5
C-AL, SMD
2402-000170
C7
C-AL, SMD
2402-001083
C6
C-AL, SMD
3301-001463
L2-L5
BEAD-SMD
120 ohm, 1.6 x 0.8 x 0.8 mm, 200 mA, TP, 0.5 ohm
3703-001252
P26, P27
CONNECTOR-BACK,
PANEL
3
3722-002045
J1
JACK-MODULAR
6-76
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
EN13-10502A
U16, U17
IC ASIC
EN13-10503A
U2
IC ASIC
GA26-10053A
T1-T8
GA27-30057A
L1
COIL RF
GA41-00138A
PCB-16DLI
TRANS, PULSE
6-77
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02770A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-16PORTDI
GITALSUBSCRI
0401-001099
D33, D35
DIODE-SWITCHING
0402-001211
D34
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-001416
ZD1-ZD32
DIODE-ZENER
0501-000476
Q2
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0501-000477
Q1
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0505-001769
Q3
FET-SILICON
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
32
0801-000379
U7
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74HC00, NAND GATE, SOP, 14, 150 MIL, QUAD, TP, 2.0/6.0 V
0801-000841
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-001071
U12
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74ACT08, AND GATE, SOP, 14, 150 MIL, QUAD, TP, 4.5/5.5 V
0801-001073
U13
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002055
U14, U15
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002215
U8
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-000111
U9-U11
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0802-001084
U3, U4
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1404-000126
P28-P43
16
THERMISTOR-PTC
4.85 ohm, 60 V, 5 mm
1405-000171
V9-V57
59
VARISTOR
82 V, 1200 A, 9 x 6 mm, TP
2005-001199
R1200
R-WIRE WOUND(S),
4.75/5.25 V
NON
6-78
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000041
Assembly Position
R1002, R1004,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
18
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R1006, R1008
3
2007-000041
R1010, R1012,
R1014, R1016
2007-000052
R960-R971,
R973-R977, R1119
2007-000060
R1027, R1028,
R1030-R1032
2007-000066
R1067
2007-000070
R1036, R1037,
R-CHIP
34
R-CHIP
24
R-CHIP
R1087-R1118
3
2007-000287
R978-R1001
2007-000475
R1062
R-CHIP
2007-002987
R1018-R1025
2007-007443
R1063
2007-007645
R1038-R1057,
2007-007645
2007-007796
R-CHIP
24
R-CHIP
20
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R1059-R1061, R1068
R948, R952-R959
R1009, R1011
3
2007-007796
2007-008091
R1066
R-CHIP
2007-008122
R1064, R1065
R-CHIP
2203-000236
C93, C106
C-CER, CHIP
6-79
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2203-000257
C102
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000998
C100, C101,
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C8-C23
16
C-CER, CHIP
24
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005144
2203-005144
2203-005144
2203-005144
2203-005218
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005457
C107, C108
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005565
C-CER, CHIP
2402-000120
C1-C5
C-AL, SMD
2402-000170
C7
C-AL, SMD
2402-001083
C6
C-AL, SMD
3301-001463
L2-L5
BEAD-SMD
120 ohm, 1.6 x 0.8 x 0.8 mm, 200 mA, TP, 0.5 ohm
3703-001252
P26, P27
CONNECTOR-BACK,
C97
PANEL
6-80
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
3722-002045
Assembly Position
J1
Qtty.
1
Part Name
JACK-MODULAR
Description
8P/8C, INVERTED, Y, ANGLE, N, BLK, AU15U
EN13-10502A
U16-U19
IC ASIC
EN13-10503A
U1, U2
IC ASIC
16
GA26-10053A
T1-T16
TRANS, PULSE
GA27-30057A
L1
COIL RF
GA41-00138A
PCB-16DLI
6-81
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0401-001099
D33, D35
DIODE-SWITCHING
0402-001211
D34
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-001416
ZD1, ZD10~ZD19,
DIODE-ZENER
32
ZD2, ZD20~ZD29,
ZD3, ZD30~ZD32,
ZD4~ZD9
4
0501-000476
Q2
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0501-000477
Q1
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0505-001769
Q3
FET-SILICON
0801-000379
U7
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-000841
U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-001071
U12
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
10
0801-001073
U13
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
11
0801-002215
U8
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
12
0802-000111
U9~U11
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74FCT245, BUS TRANSCEIVER, SOP, 20P, 12.8 x 7.5 mm, OCTAL, ST,
13
0802-001084
U3, U22
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
14
1404-000126
P28~P43
16
THERMISTOR-PTC
15
1405-000171
V10~V57, V9
58
VARISTOR
82 V, 1200A, 9 x 6 mm, TP
0to+70C
6-82
(continued)
No
16
Part Code
2005-001199
Assembly Position
R1125
Qtty.
1
Part Name
R-WIRE WOUND(S),
Description
0.8 ohm, 1%, 3W, AA, TP, 6 x 16 mm
NON
17
2007-000052
R1119, R960~R977
19
R-CHIP
18
2007-000060
R1027, R1028,
R-CHIP
19
2007-000066
R1067
R-CHIP
20
2007-000070
R1036, R1037,
34
R-CHIP
21
2007-000287
26
R-CHIP
22
2007-000475
R1062
R-CHIP
23
2007-002987
R1018~R1025
R-CHIP
24
2007-007443
R1063
R-CHIP
25
2007-007645
R1038~R1070,
R-CHIP
R1030~R1032
R1087~R1118
R1061, R978~R999
R1121~R1124,
R939~R948,
R952~R959
26
2007-007796
R1033~R1035
R-CHIP
27
2007-008091
R1066
R-CHIP
28
2203-000236
C93, C106
C-CER, CHIP
29
2203-000257
C102
C-CER, CHIP
30
2203-000626
C100, C101
C-CER, CHIP
6-83
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
31
2203-000815
C112~C119
C-CER, CHIP
32
2203-000998
C-CER, CHIP
33
2203-005144
32
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005218
C9~C23
15
C-CER, CHIP
35
2203-005249
C24~C30, C33~C41,
33
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005457
C107, C108
C-CER, CHIP
37
2203-005565
C111
C-CER, CHIP
38
2402-000120
C1~C5
C-AL, SMD
39
2402-000170
C7
C-AL, SMD
40
2402-001083
C6
C-AL, SMD
41
3301-001463
L2~L5
BEAD-SMD
6-84
(continued)
No
Part Code
42
3703-001252
Assembly Position
P26, P27, P44
Qtty.
3
Part Name
CONNECTOR-BACK,
Description
30P, 5R, FEMALE, ANGLE-F, AU30U
PANEL
43
3722-001302
J1
JACK-MODULAR
44
EN13-10502A
U16~U19, U1, U2
IC ASIC
45
GA26-10053A
TRANS, PULSE
46
GA27-30057A
L1
COIL RF
PRO-56EX/120MX, 72uH
47
GA41-00186A
PCS.01
PCB
16
6-85
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02766A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-MEDIAGAT
EWAYINTERFAC
0402-001207
D3-D5
DIODE-SCHOTTKY
0406-001070
D1, D2
DIODE-TVS
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
LED
0801-000906
U35
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002295
U29
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002381
U7
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002403
U10
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74LCX08, AND GATE, TSSOP, 14, 173 MIL, QUAD, TP, 2.0/3.6 V
0801-002446
U27
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002625
U31, U32
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001029
U11-U13, U2-U4
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
2.0/3.6 V
74ALVC1G125, BUS BUFFER, SOP, 5, 49 MIL, SINGLE, TP,
2.7/3.6 V
74LVTH16245, TRANSCEIVER, TSSOP, 48, 240 MIL, DUAL, TP,
2.7/3.6 V
3
0802-001099
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0903-001151
U6
IC-MICROCONTROLLER
1006-001140
U8
IC-LINE TRANSCEIVER
32 BIT
3232, SSOP, 16P, 212 MIL, DUAL, TP, PLASTIC, 5.5 V, 0to+70C,
571 mW, 2, 2
3
1105-001103
U1, U9
IC-DRAM
6-86
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
1106-001354
Assembly Position
U16, U25
Qtty.
2
Part Name
IC-SRAM
Description
6X4008, 512KX8 BIT, TSOP2, 32, P, 400 MIL, 70NS, 3.3 V, 10%,
PLASTIC, 0TO+70C, 15UA, CMOS, ST
1107-001118
U19
IC-FLASH MEMORY
1107-001367
U21-U23
IC-FLASH MEMORY
1109-000126
U17, U18
IC-FIFO
7201, 512 x 9 BIT, PLCC, 32, P, 13.9 x 11.4 MM, 50 NS, 5 V, 0.1,
PLASTIC, 0TO+70, C, 5 MA, CMOS, TR
1203-001227
U34
IC-RESET
1203-001643
U15
IC-RESET
1203-002267
U30
IC-POSI.FIXED REG.
TP
1205-001864
U5
IC-TRANSCEIVER
1301-001473
U24
IC-CPLD
2007-000029
R-CHIP
2007-000043
R183-R185, R200,
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
48
R-CHIP
11
R-CHIP
17
R-CHIP
R337, R342
3
2007-000043
R356-R359, R364
2007-000052
2007-000052
R160, R162-R168,
R17, R171, R188
2007-000052
6-87
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000052
Assembly Position
R217-R219, R231,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
16
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
11
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
22
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R237-R248, R24
3
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
R321-R323, R328,
R330, R333, R335
2007-000052
2007-000052
R361-R363, R372,
2007-000052
2007-000052
2007-000052
R94-R99
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R179-R182, R258,
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R-CHIP
2007-000287
R178, R261,
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R387, R42-R45
R60-R69, R71, R74
R80, R81, R88
R347-R349,
R367-R369, R86
3
2007-001164
R205, R228
6-88
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-002987
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R247, R264
3
2007-002987
R317-R320, R324-R327
R-CHIP
2007-007049
R212
R-CHIP
2007-007226
R-CHIP
R351
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
17
R-CHIP
10
R-CHIP
13
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
21
R-CHIP
25
R-CHIP
R355
3
2007-007228
2007-007454
R20, R201
3
2007-007454
2007-007454
2007-007645
R46
R114-R118, R12, R13, R28-R32,
R308-R312
2007-007645
2007-008122
2007-008122
2007-008122
R109-R113, R156-R158,
R172-R175, R18
R207, R213, R214, R226, R227,
R233-R236
R249, R250, R252, R256, R26,
R265-R279, R27
2007-008122
6-89
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-008122
Assembly Position
R38-R41, R4,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
15
R-CHIP
2007-008122
R82, R89-R93
R-CHIP
2007-008166
R225
R-CHIP
2203-000236
C95
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000257
C11, C45
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000405
C128-C130
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000998
C115, C118-C120,
C-CER, CHIP
C150, C162-C165
3
2203-001408
C-CER, CHIP
2203-003027
C4
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
C10, C100-C114,
20
C-CER, CHIP
16
C-CER, CHIP
38
C-CER, CHIP
41
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C116, C117,
C121-C123
3
2203-005249
C132-C140, C14,
C146-C148, C151,
C16, C160
2203-005249
C17-C27, C2,
C29-C37, C42, C43,
C46-C59, C5
2203-005249
C6-C9, C60-C67,
C70-C94, C96-C99
2203-005457
C131, C28
6-90
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2404-001037
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
C-TA, CHIP
C3, C44
3
2404-001096
C40, C41
C-TA, CHIP
2409-001034
C39
C-EDL
2601-001056
T1
TRANS-SMD, PULSE
2804-001245
Y3
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2804-001246
Y2
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
2804-001247
Y1
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
3301-001120
L10, L12
BEAD-SMD
3301-001308
BEAD-SMD
L6-L8
3
3403-001104
S1
SWITCH-PUSH
3408-000230
S2
SWITCH-SLIDE
3703-001252
P2, P3
CONNECTOR-BACK,
3704-000249
U19
SOCKET-IC
3710-000001
J1, J2
CONNECTOR-SHUNT
2, P, 1 R, STRAIGHT, AUF
3710-001659
P10-P12, P4-P7, P9
CONNECTOR-SOCKET
3711-001465
J1
CONNECTOR-HEADER
3711-002630
P13, P8
CONNECTOR-HEADER
3711-002633
J2
CONNECTOR-HEADER
3722-001050
P1
JACK-MODULAR
GA41-00134A
PCB-MGI
PANEL
6-91
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
0202-001091
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
0.001
Part Name
Subsidiary Materials(raw/subsidiary
Description
SOLDER-BAR;HI-FLO, 20 x 356 x 11,
materials)
1
3703-001252
P1-P3
Connectors(electric field)
3722-001050
P4
Connectors(electric field)
JACK-MODULAR;8P/8C, STANDARD, Y,
6002-000154
(material available)
1
GA68-00289A
GA72-00242A
Plastics(injection)
GA94-01936A
EF-89R(security device)
PHANTOM AU GA92-02924A
GA94-01937A
EF-89R(security device)
PHANTOM SM GA92-02924A
0202-000108
0.001
SOLDER-CREAM;RMA-20-21L, 20~3
0402-001056
D1
DIODES(electron)
DIODE-RECTIFIER;MBRS140, 40 V, 1 A
0404-001116
D4, D5
DIODES(electron)
DIODE-SCHOTTKY;B540C, 40 V, 5000 M
0601-001064
LED1-LED8
Optical Elements(electron)
0801-002127
LOGIC IC(electron)
0802-001029
U18, U20
LOGIC IC(electron)
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC;74LVTH16245, TR
0802-001037
U6
LOGIC IC(electron)
0902-001802
U5
MPU/MCU(electron)
IC-MICROPROCESSOR;M82530, 250MH
1001-001111
U21
INTERFACE IC(electron)
1006-001140
U9
INTERFACE IC(electron)
1103-001289
U25
MEMORY IC(electron)
1105-001548
U14, U15
MEMORY IC(electron)
IC-DRAM;K4S561632, 4 x 4 M x 16 BIT, T
6-92
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
1106-001058
U17
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001228
U19
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001534
U23, U28
MEMORY IC(electron)
1203-001447
U27
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-001643
U7
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-002129
U1
LINEAR IC(electron)
IC-TRANSCEIVER;BCM5221A4KPT, TQ
1301-001647
U4
ASICs(electron)
IC-CPLD;LC4256V-75F256BC, FPBGA
2007-000052
43
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000057
R273
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000070
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000287
43
Fixed Registers(electron)
69
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007226
6-93
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-007342
R272
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007454
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007507
20
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
R237-R240
R109, R110, R142, R143, R158,
R199, R201, R203, R204, R210,
R212, R214, R216, R217, R219,
R220, R226, R227, R229, R3
3
2007-007669
2007-008122
R120, R165-R177
14
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000002
RA5-RA11, RA14-RA20
14
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000585
16
Fixed Registers(electron)
2203-000236
C148, C149
Ceramic, Capacitor
(electron)
3
39
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
11
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-000998
2203-001408
C69, C70
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-005171
C212
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
6-94
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-005249
Assembly Position
C1-C3, C10, C11, C14, C15,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
114
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-005457
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-005565
C191-C193
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-005929
15
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2404-001037
2404-001097
2404-001288
C4, C5
2601-001056
T1
TRANSFORMER(electricity)
2703-001795
L10
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2804-001245
Y3
Oscillator(electron)
2804-001325
Y2
Oscillator(electron)
2804-001496
Y1
Oscillator(electron)
3301-000373
L3, L4, L6
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
6-95
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
3301-001308
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3403-001144
S1
Switches(electric field)
3704-000249
U23, U28
Connectors(electric field)
4401-001294
PWR1
POWER SUPPLY(electricity)
CONVERTER-DC/DC;3.3 V, 1.2 V, 16
GA13-10064A
U16
ASICs(electron)
GA41-00181A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
GA97-01933A
Appliance ASS'Y
6003-000264
available)
2
GA70-00066A
Part(PRESS)
2
GA72-00238E
Plastics(injection)
PMO-STIFFENER MGI64;OFFICESERV
GA72-00240A
Plastics(injection)
6-96
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0401-001099
D1~D4, D9~D13
DIODE-SWITCHING
0402-001216
D5~D8
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0403-001416
ZD1~ZD16
DIODE-ZENER
0406-001053
DIODE-TVS
16
0501-000476
Q5~Q8
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
0505-001031
Q1~Q4
FET-SILICON
0601-001064
LED1~LED4
LED
0801-001090
U12, U25
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74HC14, SCHMITT INVERTER, SOP, 14, 150 MIL, HEX, TP, 2.0/6.0 V
0801-002325
U21
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
10
0801-002403
U26
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74LCX08, AND GATE, TSSOP, 14, 173 MIL, QUAD, TP, 2.0/3.6 V
11
0801-002446
U31
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
12
0802-001084
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
13
0802-001099
U22
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
14
0902-000231
U14
IC-
MC68302, 16.67 MHz, 16 bit, QFP, 132P, TR, PLASTIC, 5 V, 525 MW,
MICROPROCESSOR
IC-LINE
TRANSCEIVER
15
16
1006-001140
1106-000353
U15
U18, U19
1
2
IC-SRAM
17
1106-001136
U17
IC-SRAM
6-97
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
18
Part Code
1107-001079
Assembly Position
U23
Qtty.
Part Name
IC-FLASH MEMORY
Description
29F800, 1M x 8/512K x 16, TSOP, 48P, 18.4 x 12 mm,
4.5/5.5 V, 0to+70C
19
1203-001643
U24
IC-RESET
20
1203-002267
U28
IC-POSI.FIXED REG.
21
1204-002210
U29
IC-ECHO
1205-000443
IC-ADAPTER
23
1301-001473
U16
IC-CPLD
24
1404-000126
PS1~PS8
THERMISTOR-PTC
25
2007-000041
R1~R3, R220
R-CHIP
26
2007-000043
24
R-CHIP
27
R-CHIP
27
2007-000052
6-98
(continued)
No
28
Part Code
2007-000070
Assembly Position
R113, R115, R116, R119, R120,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
26
R-CHIP
27
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-000070
30
2007-000287
31
2007-001153
R31
R-CHIP
32
2007-002918
R-CHIP
33
2007-002987
R-CHIP
R45
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
2007-007296
35
2007-007645
R28, R32
6-99
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
36
2007-008122
R237, R33
R-CHIP
37
2203-000257
C52, C86
C-CER, CHIP
38
2203-000426
C110
C-CER, CHIP
39
2203-001408
C57, C58
C-CER, CHIP
40
2203-002793
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005218
42
2203-005249
43
2402-000170
C33~C36
C-AL, SMD
44
2402-001083
C93
C-AL, SMD
45
2404-001037
C-TA, CHIP
46
2804-001496
Y1
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
47
2804-001499
Y2
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
48
3301-001120
L1, L34~L36
BEAD-SMD
49
3301-001308
L37, L38
BEAD-SMD
50
3301-001309
L10~L17, L2~L9
BEAD-SMD
51
3404-001008
SW2
SWITCH-TACT
52
3703-001252
P2, P3
CONNECTOR-BACK,
C9
C37~C56, C59~C99
PANEL
6-100
(continued)
No
53
Part Code
3711-003272
Assembly Position
P1
Qtty.
1
Part Name
CONNECTOR-
Description
BOX, 10P, 2R, 2.54 mm, STRAIGHT, AUF, BLK
HEADER
54
3722-002045
J1
JACK-MODULAR
55
GA13-10051A
U13
IC ASIC
56
GA26-10053A
T1~T8
TRANS, PULSE
57
GA41-00139A
PCS.03
PCB-WLI
6-101
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
GA92-02777A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-16PORT,
LAN SWITCH
0401-001099
D1
DIODE-SWITCHING
0601-000005
LED1-LED3
LED
0801-000862
U9
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002095
U17
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002446
U13
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0801-002643
U3
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001037
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
1203-002681
IC-POSI.FIXED REG.
2.0/3.6 V
U18
U5, U6, U16
2.7/3.6 V
1.5 A, TP
1205-001864
U15
IC-TRANSCEIVER
1205-002452
U11
IC-ETHERNET SWITCH
1205-002455
U4, U14
IC-TRANSCEIVER
2007-000043
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R173, R192
3
2007-000043
6-102
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-000045
R179, R180
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R-CHIP
2007-000070
R-CHIP
2007-001164
R10-R12, R101-R103,
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
12
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R58
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R92
R109-R111
3
2007-001164
R119-R121, R127-
2007-001164
R152-R154, R165-
2007-001164
R129, R139-R141
R167, R174-R176
R18-R20, R28-R30,
R3-R5, R41-R43
3
2007-001164
R50-R52, R67-R69,
R83-R85
2007-002916
2007-002987
2007-002987
2007-002987
R-CHIP
2007-007049
R157
R-CHIP
2007-007443
R158, R61
R-CHIP
2007-007645
R-CHIP
6-103
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-007645
Assembly Position
R113, R117, R118, R122,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R123, R125
3
2007-007645
2007-007645
2007-007645
2007-007645
2007-007645
2007-007645
2007-007645
2007-007645
R-CHIP
2007-007796
R36, R38
R-CHIP
2007-008122
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
11
R-NET
R40, R45
R46, R48, R49, R54, R55,
R6, R64, R65
R7, R71, R72, R8, R81,
R82, R87, R88
2007-008122
2007-008166
2011-000002
R132-R134
RA1, RA4-RA8, RA11,
6-104
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2011-001238
Assembly Position
RA2, RA3, RA9, RA10,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R-NET
2203-000041
C130, C131
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000236
C216-C218
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000257
C147
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000426
C167, C168
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000815
C81, C100
C-CER, CHIP
2203-001408
C141, C152
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
22
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
10
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
13
C-CER, CHIP
24
C-CER, CHIP
C120, C122
3
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
C142-C144, C148
C155, C157, C16
C169, C17, C170
3
2203-005249
2203-005249
2203-005249
6-105
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-005249
Assembly Position
C62-C65, C68, C69, C7,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
10
C-CER, CHIP
16
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
2203-005249
C92-C97
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005457
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005457
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005457
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005565
C183-C214
2402-000120
2402-000170
2402-001082
32
C-CER, CHIP
C-AL, SMD
C66
C-AL, SMD
C-AL, SMD
C24
3
2402-001082
C35, C36
C-AL, SMD
2601-001056
T5
TRANS-SMD,
2601-001111
T1-T4
TRANS-SMD,
PULSE
350, UH, 0.9 OHM, 1CT:1CT, 28.58 x 16.00 x 5.84 MM, TP
PULSE
3
2801-004058
Y1, Y2
3301-001120
3404-001008
S1
2
16
1
CRYSTAL-SMD
BEAD-SMD
SWITCH-TACT
6-106
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
3703-001252
Assembly Position
P1, P2, P3, P7
Qtty.
Part Name
CONNECTOR-BACK,
Description
30, P, 5R, FEMALE, ANGLE-F, AU30U
PANEL
3
3711-005026
P8, P9
CONNECTOR-
HEADER
3
GA41-00141A
PCB-LIM
GA92-02788A
SUBSCIBER
3710-001756
P4, P5
CONNECTOR-SOCKET
3722-002054
J1
JACK-MODULAR
GA41-00147A
PCB-LIMD
6-107
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0402-001211
D2
case_403
MURS320T3
0501-000476
Q1
sot23
KST5401TA
0501-000477
Q3
sot23
MMBT5550
0505-000323
Q2
fet_590x1070
IRFR220-TF
0601-000005
sml-010
SML010MT
0801-000862
U9
sop14_w600
74LVT125D
0801-002095
U17
ps_tssop20_w640_1.5
MC74LCX245DTR2
0801-002446
U13
ps_tssop14_w640_1.5
74LCX14MTCX
0801-002643
U3
sop16_w600
74LCX139M
10
0802-001037
ps_ssop20_w640_1.5
SN74LVT245APW
11
1203-000469
U19
sot223
LM1117MPX-ADJ
12
1203-001643
U20
sop8_w600
DS1706RESA
13
1203-002681
sot223-5_nsc
LP3962EPM-2.5
14
1205-001864
U15
ps_tqfp64_w1200_1.5
LXT972LC
15
1405-000171
V1
vari_p200_1
ERZ-VA7V820
16
2007-000045
R179, R180
W1608_RES
3.32K, 1%
17
2007-000052
23
W1608_RES
10K, 1%
6-108
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
18
2007-000060
R202
W1608_RES
100 K, 1%
19
2007-000066
R198
W1608_RES
20 K, 1%
20
2007-000070
R1608_RES
RC1608J000CS
21
2007-000287
R204
R1608_RES
RC1608F1000CS
22
2007-001164
16
W1608_RES
75, 1%
23
2007-002987
20
R1608_RES
RC1608F4751CS
2007-007049
R157
W1608_RES
22.1 K, 1%
25
2007-007443
R61, R158
W1608_RES
3.01 K, 1%
26
2007-007613
R205
W1608_RES
RC1608F1210CS
27
2007-007645
R1, R2, R6, R7, R8, R9, R13, R14, R16, R17, R22,
66
R1608_RES
RC1608F51R1CS
2007-007796
R36, R38
R1608_RES
2.21 K, 1%
29
2007-008091
R199
W1608_RES
RC1608F4321CS
30
2007-008122
14
W1608_RES
MCR03EZHF22R1
6-109
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
31
2007-008166
32
2011-000002
33
2011-001238
34
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
W1608_RES
182, 1%
11
mnr14_3216
MNR14-EOA-J-220
sm_r_bcn4d
BCN4DB331JT
2203-000041
C130, C131
W1608_CAP
CL10C100CBNC
35
2203-000236
R1608_CAP
CS1608C0G101J500NR
36
2203-000257
R1608_CAP
10 NF, 50 V
37
2203-000426
C167, C168
W1608_CAP
18, PF, 50 V
38
2203-000815
C81, C100
W1608_CAP
33, PF, 50 V
39
2203-001408
C141, C152
R1608_CAP
270, PF, 50 V
40
2203-005249
C3, C4, C5, C7, C8, C9, C10, C13, C14, C15,
123
W1608_CAP
CL10B104KBNC
6-110
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
41
2203-005249
R1608_CAP
CL10B104KBNC
42
2203-005457
18
R4520_CAP
1 nF, 2 KV
32
W1608_CAP
1 nF, 5%
sm_ecap_f55
10, UF, 50 V
C222
sm_ecap_d55
2.2, UF, 50 V
sm_ecap2
33, UF, 50 V
2203-005565
44
2402-000120
45
2402-000130
46
2402-001082
C177, C178
47
2402-001229
C221
sm_ecap_12.5 x 13.5
MVG100VC100M
48
2404-001074
C223, C224
R3216_TAN
TCSCS1A106KAAR
49
2601-001056
T5
sm_trans16_w940
H1102
50
2601-001111
T1 T2 T3 T4
sm_trans40_w1600
H1164
51
2801-004058
Y1 Y2
sm_xtal2
HC-49/SM5H
52
3301-001120
L1, L3, L4, L5, L6, L7, L8, L9, L10, L11,
R2012_CORE
BLM21P300SPT
20
3703-001252
zpack_pin30_5_fe
89047-102
54
3711-001465
J1 J2 J3
scon_sps01_pin3
103239-3
6-111
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
55
3711-005026
P8, P9
smd_dcon100_177986-4
1-177986-4
56
1205-002452
U11
ps_pqfp208_w3000_ep
VT6526R110
57
1205-002455
U4, U14
ps_pqfp208_w3120
VT6108
58
GA75-00017B
MEC-STIFFNER,
PLIM STIFFNER
ASSY
59
6001-000568
SCREW
60
6203-001062
Heat-Sink
61
EC70-00091A
SMG-3200
Spacer
62
3710-000001
J1 J2 J3
SHT-5A
CONNECTOR-SHUNT
6-112
Part Code
Assembly Position
0401-000115
D1 D3 D4 D5
0402-001080
Qtty.
4
Part Name
Description
sot23
MMBD7000LT1
16
do-214ba
GF1G
16
sod_123
MMSZ5240BT1
0403-001280
0502-000333
Q1
to_220
MJE340
0604-001002
PC1
sm_led4_tlp121
TLP181-GB
1037423
qfp48_w700
PD64004
2007-000043
R127, R128
R1608_RES
1 K, 1%
2007-000052
R1608_RES
10 K, 1%
2007-000070
R1608_RES
RC1608J000CS
2007-000287
R25
R1608_RES
RC1608F1000CS
11
2007-000536
R1608_RES
RC1608F2000CS
12
2007-000669
16
R1608_RES
RC1608F2001CS
2007-001139
R1608_RES
RC1608F7501CS
14
2007-007049
R62, R155
R1608_RES
22.1 K, 1%
15
2007-007287
R157
R1608_RES
MCR03EZHF2802
16
2007-007299
R1608_RES
RC1608F6811CS
6-113
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
17
2007-007455
R1608_RES
24.9 K, 1%
18
2007-007549
R12
R1608_RES
4.99 K, 1%
19
2007-007723
R17
R1608_RES
RC1608F753CS
20
2007-007937
R123
R1608_RES
RC1608F1742CS
21
2007-008067
R116
R1608_RES
21 K, 1%
22
2007-008108
20
R1608_RES
RC0603FR-45.3 K
R1608_RES
RC0603FR-0722K6
16
R1608_RES
RC0603FR072R
R3216_CAP
47 NF, 100 V
41
R3216_CAP
16
R3216_CAP
1 NF, 100 V
23
2007-008414
24
2007-008656
25
2203-000971
26
2203-001386
27
2203-005199
6-114
(continued)
No
Part Code
Assembly Position
27
2203-005199
28
2203-005249
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
R3216_CAP
1 NF, 100 V
13
R1608_CAP
CL10B104KBNC
12
R1608_CAP
1 nF, 5%
2203-005565
30
2402-001231
sm_ecap_10 x 10
GC2A476M10010
31
2404-001288
C30, C31
R3216_TAN
2.2, UF, 16 V
32
3710-001756
P1, P2
smd_dcon100_177985-4
177985-4
33
3722-002054
J1
modular_jack8p_16port
1116317-4
34
SCREW
SC1 SC2
screw_npth3.2
SCREW_3.2
6-115
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0404-001004
D1 D4
DIODES(electron)
0404-001020
D3
DIODES(electron)
0601-001064
Optical Elements(electron)
24
Optical Elements(electron)
LED29, LED30
3
0601-001094
0801-002446
U25, U32
LOGIC IC(electron)
0802-001029
U7, U10
LOGIC IC(electron)
0802-001037
LOGIC IC(electron)
1089062
U9
1006-001140
U30
INTERFACE IC(electron)
2601-001140
T2 T3 T4 T5 T6 T7
1053661
U19
MICRO-PROCESSOR IC
1053661
U19
MICRO-
1060666
J9
Connectors(electric field)
1062526
J10
Connectors(electric field)
6-116
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
1103-001010
U20
MEMORY IC(electron)
1105-001548
U8, U11
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001229
U16
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001534
U12
MEMORY IC(electron)
1106-001058
U6
MEMORY IC(electron)
1203-000469
U21
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-001643
U33
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-002681
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-001530
U28, U31
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-001606
U1, U18
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-001864
U14
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-002452
U17
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-002480
U29
LINEAR IC(electron)
1301-001663
U13
ASICs(electron)
6-117
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
2007-000043
Assembly Position
R28, R29, R38, R40, R42, R46, R50, R66,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
121
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
11
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
12
Fixed Registers(electron)
14
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000048
R213, R504
2007-000052
2007-000070
2007-000287
R592, R593
R99, R196, R224, R231, R309, R316, R318,
R320, R322, R324, R325, R353
2007-001164
6-118
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
2007-002899
R161
2007-002913
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
54
Fixed Registers(electron) R-CHIP; 33.2 OHM, 1%, 1/16 W, DA, TP, 1608
83
Fixed Registers(electron) R-CHIP; 4.75 KOHM, 1%, 1/16 W, DA, TP, 1608
Fixed Registers(electron) R-CHIP; 22.1 KOHM, 1%, 1/16 W, DA, TP, 1608
2007-002987
2007-007049
R429
6-119
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-007226
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
65
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
29
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007238
2007-007454
2007-007613
R197
6-120
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-007620
Assembly Position
R17, R18, R19, R20, R21, R35, R36
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
148
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007620
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007645
R39
Fixed Registers(electron)
6-121
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-008122
Assembly Position
R188, R194, R195, R232, R457,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
10
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008166
R163
2203-000041
26
2203-000257
29
2203-000257
1608
2203-000426
C131
2203-000783
2203-001408
6-122
(continued)
Level
Part Code
2203-005249
Assembly Position
C7, C14, C22, C23, C26, C27, C54, C59, C61, C66, C77,
C78, C84, C85, C86, C116, C134, C135, C136, C139, C140,
Qtty.
Part Name
233
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
Description
C-CERAMIC, CHIP;100 NF,
10%, 50 V, X7R, TP, 1608
6-123
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
2203-005457
Assembly Position
C62, C69, C179, C180, C181, C182,
Qtty.
Part Name
14
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
Description
C-CERAMIC, CHIP;1 NF, 10%, 2 KV, X7R, TP,
4525
C189, C190
3
2203-006005
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-006104
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2402-001224
C5
Aluminum Capacitor(electron)
2402-001229
C10
2404-001037
Aluminum Capacitor(electron)
77
Eletrolytic Capacitor(electron)
13
C28, C29, C30, C32, C33, C34, C35, C36,
C38, C41, C42, C43, C44, C45, C46, C47,
C49, C50, C51, C52, C53, C57, C63, C64,
C80, C81, C83, C88, C89, C92, C93, C94,
C95, C96, C97, C98, C99, C100, C101,
C102, C103, C104, C105, C106, C107,
C108, C109, C110, C111, C112, C114,
C115, C120, C122, C123, C124, C125,
C127, C128, C129, C137, C138, C141,
C167, C168, C172, C173, C176, C178
3
2409-001112
C24, C31
Capacitors(electron)
2409-001114
14
Capacitors(electron)
2601-001056
T1
TRANSFORMER(electricity)
6-124
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2804-001588
Y1
Oscillator(electron)
2804-001247
Y2
Oscillator(electron)
3301-000373
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3301-001120
15
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
CMO
OHM/346 M
L14, L15, L16, L18, L20, L24
3301-001208
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3301-001273
L17
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3403-001144
S1
Switches(electric field)
SWITCH-PUSH 28 V, 0.4 A, 1P
3703-001252
P1, P2, P3
Connectors(electric field)
3710-001184
J8
Connectors(electric field)
3711-001465
J1 J2 J3 J4
Connectors(electric field)
MA, T
ANGLE
CONNECTOR-SOCKET;60P, 2R, 0.8MM, SMD-S
CONNECTOR-HEADER;NOWALL, 3P, 1R,
2.54 mm, STR
1
3711-002630
J6
Connectors(electric field)
4309-001015
BAT1
Connectors(electric field)
1205-002455
U23, U24
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-002267
U15
LINEAR IC(electron)
2007-000040
Fixed Registers(electron)
6-125
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
1203-002267
U15
LINEAR IC(electron)
2007-000040
Fixed Registers(electron)
3704-000249
U12
Connectors(electric field)
4301-000108
BAT1
POWER SUPPLY(electricity)
6203-001062
HEAT SINK
3710-000001
J1 J2 J3 J4
Connectors(electric field)
GA41-00196A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
6002-000154
GA72-00241A
Plastics(injection)
R613
UL
1
GA97-01927A
Plastics(injection)
6-126
Part Code
Assembly Position
0401-000115
D1 D2 D3
0402-001080
0403-001280
0404-001004
0502-000333
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
DIODES(electron)
MMBD7000LT1, 100 V, 20
12
DIODES(electron)
12
DIODES(electron)
DIODES(electron)
Q1
Transistors(electron)
0604-001002
Transistors(electron)
1028219
U4
MICRO-PROCESSOR IC
1037423
U1, U2, U3
LINEAR IC(electron)
2007-000042
R84, R92
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000043
11
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000052
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000060
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000070
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000287
R1, R37
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000475
R103
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000536
Fixed Registers(electron)
6-127
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
12
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
R104
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007049
R19
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007226
12
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007296
R53
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007299
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007455
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007549
R9
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007723
R52
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007937
R88
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008067
R32
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008108
15
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
13
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000669
2007-001139
2007-002899
2007-008414
2007-008656
6-128
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2011-001011
RA1
Fixed Registers(electron)
2203-000426
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-000971
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-001386
30
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
12
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
14
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-001397
2203-005199
C77, C81
C2, C3, C4, C5, C14, C15, C17, C18,
C27, C31, C33, C34
2203-005249
2203-005565
2402-000130
Aluminum, Capacitor(electron)
2402-001231
Aluminum, Capacitor(electron)
1089115
Y1
Oscillator(electron)
3301-001120
L1, L2
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3711-003581
J1
Connectors(electric field)
6001-000560
XX
6046-000184
XX
GA41-00197A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
FERRITE
6-129
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0402-001211
D4 D5
DIODES(electron)
0404-001004
D1 D2 D6 D7 D8 D10 D11
DIODES(electron)
0404-001020
D3
DIODES(electron)
0404-001116
D9
DIODES(electron)
0501-000467
Q3
TRANSISTORs(electron)
0505-001778
Q1 Q2
TRANSISTORs(electron)
FET-SILICON;IRF7822, N, 30 V, 18 A, 6.5 MO
0601-001064
LED10
Optical Elements(electron)
0601-001094
11
Optical Elements(electron)
0801-002446
U28
LOGIC IC(electron)
0802-001029
U1, U2, U3
LOGIC IC(electron)
0802-001037
LOGIC IC(electron)
1205-002580
U18
LINEAR IC(electron)
IC-ETHERNET SWITCH;BCM5696B0KPBG, PB
1006-001140
U33
INTERFACE IC(electron)
1032143
U7
LINEAR IC(electron)
1053661
U6
MICRO-PROCESSOR IC
1063422
U17
LINEAR IC(electron)
6-130
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
1067118
U22
MICRO-PROCESSOR IC
1090354
L12
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
1103-001010
U5
MEMORY IC(electron)
1105-001548
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001229
U20, U21
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001534
U30
MEMORY IC(electron)
1106-001058
U27
MEMORY IC(electron)
1203-000469
U23
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-001643
U25
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-001691
U31, U32
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-001694
U24
LINEAR IC(electron)
1203-003114
U4
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-001606
U16
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-001864
U29
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-002480
U26
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-002676
U15
LINEAR IC(electron)
1301-001663
U19
ASICs(electron)
6-131
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000043
Assembly Position
R5, R6, R7, R8, R12, R14, R15, R22,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
56
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000052
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000060
R18, R35
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000063
R9
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000070
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000287
18
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000287
2007-000879
R32
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-001164
R207, R208
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-002899
14
Fixed Registers(electron)
18
Fixed Registers(electron)
R236, R273
2007-002913
6-132
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-002987
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007049
R255
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007226
32
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
66
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
12
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007226
2007-007238
2007-007443
2007-007454
6-133
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-007520
R11
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007620
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007645
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007676
R262
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007796
R112
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008106
R37
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008122
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008122
R136, R143
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008148
R20
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008368
R266
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000151
RA89, RA91
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000515
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000585
42
Fixed Registers(electron)
R221
R134, R135
6-134
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2011-000660
Assembly Position
RA21, RA43, RA65, RA70, RA71, RA87, RA88, RA90,
Qtty.
9
RA92
3
2011-000689
16
2011-000881
20
Part Name
Description
Fixed
Registers(electron)
L, CHIP, 8P, TP
Fixed
Registers(electron)
CHIP, 8P, TP
Fixed
Registers(electron)
L, CHIP, 8P, TP
2203-000041
17
2203-000257
2203-000425
5
13
2203-000576
2203-000681
C4
C373, C374
1
2
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
50 V, C0G, TP
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
C0G, 1005
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
2203-000783
C365, C371
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
2203-000998
C13
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
2203-001386
C169, C183
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
2203-001408
C286, C287
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
TP, 1608
2203-001634
C301
6-135
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
3
Part Code
2203-005171
2203-005249
Assembly Position
Qtty.
C19, C21, C43, C52, C127, C132, C150, C176, C191, C355
10
C1, C5, C6, C7, C8, C9, C11, C15, C16, C17, C18, C20,
C23, C25, C26, C27, C28, C29, C31, C33, C34, C37, C44,
238
Part Name
Description
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
16 V, X7R, 2012
Ceramic
Capacitor(electron)
C46, C47, C48, C49, C50, C54, C56, C57, C59, C60, C61,
C62, C63, C64, C71, C73, C74, C75, C76, C77, C78, C79,
C80, C84, C93, C95, C97, C98, C104, C105, C106, C110,
C111, C114, C115, C116, C117, C118, C119, C120, C121,
C124, C125, C126, C128, C130, C131, C134, C135, C139,
C140, C141, C142, C143, C144, C145, C146, C147, C148,
C152, C153, C155, C156, C157, C158, C159, C160, C161,
C162, C163, C164, C165, C168, C171, C172, C173, C174,
C175, C177 178, C179, C180, C184, C185, C186, C190,
C192, C193, C194, C196, C201, C202, C203, C204, C205,
C206, C207, C208, C209, C210, C211, C212, C213, C214,
C215, C216, C217, C218, C220, C221, C222, C223, C224,
C225, C226, C227, C228, C229, C230, C231, C232, C233,
C234, C235, C236, C237, C239, C240, C241, C242, C243,
C244, C245, C247, C248, C249, C252, C253, C254, C261,
C264, C265, C266, C267, C268, C269, C270, C272, C273,
C276, C277, C278, C279, C280, C281, C282, C283, C284,
C288, C289, C293, C294, C295, C297, C298, C299, C300,
C304, C305, C306, C307, C308, C309, C310, C312, C315,
C316, C317, C321, C326, C328, C330, C331, C333, C334,
C335, C336, C337, C338, C339, C340, C341, C342, C343,
C345, C346, C347, C348, C349, C354, C357, C358, C359,
C360, C366, C367, C369, C372, C375, C377, C380, C381,
C382, C383, C386
6-136
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2203-005457
C322, C323
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-006005
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-006104
C24, C187
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-006170
C250
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2402-000204
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
C-AL, SMD;10, UF, 20%, 16V, WT, TP, 4.3 x 4.3 x 5.4
2402-001224
C42
2402-001229
C41, C94
2404-001037
50
2409-001112
2409-001114
19
2601-001056
T1
6-137
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2703-001795
L24
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2703-002220
L2
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2703-002330
L5
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2801-004058
Y4
2804-001247
Y1
Oscillator(electron)
2804-001587
Y3
Oscillator(electron)
2804-001622
Y2
Oscillator(electron)
3301-000373
12
Magnetic Parts(electricity)
3301-001120
Magnetic Parts(electricity)
3301-001208
Magnetic Parts(electricity)
3301-001273
L16, L26
Magnetic Parts(electricity)
3404-001062
S1
Switches(electric field)
3703-001252
P1, P2, P3
Connectors(electric field)
3710-001184
J12
Connectors(electric field)
3711-001465
J13 J14
Connectors(electric field)
3711-002630
J17
Connectors(electric field)
3711-002633
J15 J18
Connectors(electric field)
3719-001308
J7 J8 J9 J10 J11
Connectors(electric field)
3722-001399
J1
Connectors(electric field)
6-138
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
4309-001015
BAT1
Connectors(electric field)
2007-008116
R249
Fixed Registers(electron)
3710-002077
J2 J3 J4 J5 J6
Connectors(electric field)
3704-000249
U30
Connectors(electric field)
4301-000108
BAT1
POWER SUPPLY(electricity)
3710-000001
J13 J14
Connectors(electric field)
6002-000154
XX
GA41-00194A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
GA72-00365A
XX
Plastics(injection)
GA97-01929A
XX
Plastics(injection)
6-139
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
0404-001004
D1
0601-001094
Qtty.
1
10
Part Name
Description
DIODES(electron)
Optical Elements(electron)
1203-001691
U1
LINEAR IC(electron)
1205-002480
U2
LINEAR IC(electron)
2007-000043
Fixed Registers(electron)
10
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007454
2007-007645
R4
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008116
R5
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000515
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000689
Fixed Registers(electron)
2203-005249
19
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
Eletrolytic Capacitor(electron)
Magnetic Parts(electricity)
2203-005249
2404-001037
12
2409-001114
C29, C30
3301-000373
2
12
6-140
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
3301-001208
Magnetic Parts(electricity)
3710-002077
J1 J3 J5 J8 J10
Connectors(electric field)
3711-003581
J7
Connectors(electric field)
3719-001308
J2 J4 J6 J9 J11
Connectors(electric field)
GA41-00195A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
GA72-00365A
Plastics(injection)
OFFICESERV7400, PMMA
6-141
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0402-001211
D1 D9
DIODES(electron)
0404-001004
D2 D4 D6 D7 D10
DIODES(electron)
0404-001020
D5
DIODES(electron)
0404-001116
D3 D11
DIODES(electron)
0501-000467
Q6
Transistors(electron)
0505-001778
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5
Transistors(electron)
FET-SILICON;IRF7822, N, 30 V, 18 A, 6.5MO
0601-001064
Optical Elements(electron)
LED5, LED6
3
0801-002095
LOGIC IC(electron)
0801-002446
U31, U33
LOGIC IC(electron)
0801-002626
LOGIC IC(electron)
0805-001038
U38
LOGIC IC(electron)
0805-001039
U39
LOGIC IC(electron)
0902-001866
U7
CPU IC(electron)
IC-MICROPROCESSOR;IBM25PPC750GX, 1 GH
0904-001363
U35
UART IC(electron)
0904-001991
U13
IC-MEMORY,
CONT(electron)
3
1003-001613
U17
IC-CLOCK
DRIVER(electron)
3
1006-001140
U37
INTERFACE IC(electron)
1053661
U15
MICRO-PROCESSOR IC
6-142
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
1063422
Assembly Position
U1
Qtty.
1
Part Name
LINEAR IC(electron)
Description
LT1170, 5-LEAD DD, 5P, 9.906 x 8.382, PLASTIC, 3/75 V,
0TO+125C, 10 A, 1.224/1.264 V, ST
1063459
U9
LINEAR IC(electron)
1090354
L1
1103-001010
U41
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001229
U28, U29
MEMORY IC(electron)
1107-001534
U34
Memory IC(electron)
1106-001058
U40
Memory IC(electron)
1203-001643
U32
Linear IC(electron)
1203-001691
U10, U36
Linear IC(electron)
1203-001694
U6
Linear IC(electron)
1203-001998
U5
Linear IC(electron)
1203-003114
U8
Linear IC(electron)
1205-001530
Linear IC(electron)
1205-001606
U14, U16
Linear IC(electron)
1205-002480
U30
Linear IC(electron)
1205-002675
U12
Linear IC(electron)
1205-002676
U11
Linear IC(electron)
1301-001663
U27
ASICs(electron)
2007-000042
R204
6-143
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000043
Assembly Position
R122, R150, R203, R210,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
22
Fixed Registers(electron)
12
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
68
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000052
2007-000063
2007-000143
R26
R1, R5, R6, R7, R9, R12,
R14, R15, R16, R17, R18,
R19, R20, R28, R29, R30,
R31, R32, R108, R109,
R125, R135, R137, R138,
R144, R145, R146, R147,
R148, R151, R177, R178,
R184, R185, R186, R187,
R188, R190, R191, R192,
R196, R197, R198, R207,
R208, R212, R213, R215,
R216, R230, R255, R256,
R257, R258, R259, R260,
R261, R262, R263, R264,
R265, R289, R292, R293,
R316, R330, R335, R349
6-144
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000147
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
27
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
16
Fixed Registers(electron)
24
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000147
2007-000171
2007-000173
2007-000174
2007-000239
2007-000501
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000879
R164
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-001292
22
Fixed Registers(electron)
6-145
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-002451
R37
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-002899
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007107
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007226
R218, R369
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007296
R154
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007297
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007306
17
Fixed Registers(electron)
69
Fixed Registers(electron)
R158
2007-007318
6-146
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-007443
R358
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007444
R27
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007454
16
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007482
R159
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007520
R172
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007645
12
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007796
R121
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007798
R228, R234
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008101
R38
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008116
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
Fixed Registers(electron)
R247, R340
3
2007-001305
2011-000515
6-147
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2011-000585
Assembly Position
Qtty.
24
Part Name
Fixed Registers(electron)
Description
R-NETWORK;47 ohm, 5%, 63 mW, L, CHIP, 8P,
TP
2011-000660
16
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000689
19
Fixed Registers(electron)
47
Fixed Registers(electron)
22
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-001261
2011-001264
6-148
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2011-001346
Assembly Position
RA118, RA119, RA120,
Qtty.
28
Part Name
Description
Fixed Registers(electron)
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
40
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-000236
2203-000330
6-149
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2203-000671
C208
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-000783
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-000998
C258
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-001386
C164, C165
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-001397
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-001607
C601
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-001634
C201
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-002720
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-005171
12
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
24
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
360
Ceramic Capacitor(electron)
2203-005249
2203-006005
2203-006158
6-150
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-006158
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Ceramic
Description
C-CER, CHIP;100 NF, 10%, 16 V, X7R, TP, 100
Capacitor(electron)
6-151
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-006158
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
Description
C-CER, CHIP;100 NF, 10%, 16 V, X7R, TP, 100
6-152
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2203-006158
Assembly Position
C512, C513, C514, C515,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2203-006170
Ceramic, Capacitor(electron)
2402-000204
C21, C23
Aluminum, Capacitor(electron)
2402-001224
C6
Aluminum, Capacitor(electron)
2402-001229
C1, C2
Aluminum, Capacitor(electron)
2404-000227
Eletrolytic, Capacitor(electron)
6-153
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
2404-001037
Assembly Position
C3, C4, C5, C7, C8, C9, C22, C25,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
75
Eletrolytic, Capacitor(electron)
21
Eletrolytic, Capacitor(electron)
2404-001097
2409-001112
C10, C24
Capacitors(electron)
2703-001795
L4
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2703-002626
L3
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
IHLP5050CERZ100M01
2703-002664
L2
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2703-002713
L5
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2804-001244
Y4
Oscillator(electron)
2804-001302
Y2
Oscillator(electron)
6-154
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2804-001510
Y1
Oscillator(electron)
2804-001587
Y3
Oscillator(electron)
3301-000373
L16, L17
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3301-001120
19
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3301-001208
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3301-001273
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3403-001144
S1
Switches(electric field)
3702-001170
J12
Connectors(electric field)
3703-001252
P1, P2, P3
Connectors(electric field)
3709-001308
J5
Connectors(electric field)
1565712-1
3710-001184
J4 J6 J7
Connectors(electric field)
3710-002077
J9
Connectors(electric field)
3711-000820
J3
Connectors(electric field)
3711-001465
J1 J2
Connectors(electric field)
3711-002630
J10
Connectors(electric field)
3719-001308
J8
Connectors(electric field)
3722-001399
J11
Connectors(electric field)
4309-001015
BAT1
Connectors(electric field)
6-155
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
3704-000249
U34
Connectors(electric field)
4301-000108
BAT1
POWER
3710-000001
J1 J2
Connectors(electric field)
1105-001602
J5
Connectors(electric field)
GA41-00198A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
6002-000154
SUPPLY(electricity)
available)
1
GA62-00001A
U7
HEAT SINK
GA72-00241A
Plastics(injection)
GA97-01928A
XX
Plastics(injection)
6-156
6.25
GWIMD Board
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0404-001004
D1
DIODES(electron)
1006-001030
U1
INTERFACE IC(electron)
2007-000043
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000689
RA1, RA2
Fixed Registers(electron)
2203-005249
Ceramic,
17
Capacitor(electron)
2404-001037
11
Eletrolytic,
Capacitor(electron)
C27, C28
3
3301-000373
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3701-001291
J5
Connectors(electric field)
3710-002077
J2 J4
Connectors(electric field)
3711-003581
J6
Connectors(electric field)
3719-001308
J1, J3
Connectors(electric field)
GA41-00193A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
6-157
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
0402-001019
D1
DIODES(electron)
0404-001004
D2
DIODES(electron)
0501-000465
Q3, Q4, Q5
Transistors(electron)
0505-001647
Q1
Transistors(electron)
FET-SILICON;IRF7811W, N, 30 V, 14 A, 9MOH
0505-001778
Q2
Transistors(electron)
FET-SILICON;IRF7822, N, 30 V, 18 A, 6.5MO
1065117
U2
MICRO-PROCESSOR IC
1203-002681
U3
Linear IC(electron)
1203-003114
U1
Linear IC(electron)
2007-000043
12
Fixed Registers(electron)
0TO + 70C
2007-000060
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000063
R20
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000070
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000287
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-000879
R42
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-002913
R35
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-002987
Fixed Registers(electron)
R40
3
2007-007520
R17
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-007620
Fixed Registers(electron)
6-158
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-007645
R15
Fixed Registers(electron)
2007-008148
R24
Fixed Registers(electron)
2011-000585
20
Fixed Registers(electron)
2203-000041
C35, C57
2203-000576
C3
2203-000998
C17
2203-001607
C67
2203-005171
2203-005249
46
6-159
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2402-000204
C7
Aluminum, Capacitor(electron)
2404-001037
Eletrolytic, Capacitor(electron)
2404-001097
Eletrolytic, Capacitor(electron)
2703-002330
L1
INDUCTOR/COIL(electricity)
2804-001588
Y1
Oscillator(electron)
3301-001208
L3
Magnetic, Parts(electricity)
3711-003581
J1 J2
Connectors(electric field)
GA41-00204A
PCS01
PCB(electricity)
6203-001051
U2
HEAT SINK
6-160
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
IC
74HCT04, SMD
U1
IC
74HCT125, SMD
U5
IC
74HCT541, SMD
IC, EEPROM
AT24C02N-10SC,
U10
IC, SRAM
KM681002CJ-15
U9
AM29F002NBB-90JC, F
U8
IC, MCU
L2800-38
U7
IC, MDP
R6764-63
U3
MC1458CD
10
U2
TP3057WM
11
U11
74AHCT1G08
12
U9
13
Y1
CRYSTAL
14
C16, C17
CAP
15
C2
CAP
16
25
CAP
17
C1
CAP
18
CAP
6-161
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
No
Part Code
19
Assembly Position
R7, R11, R13~20, R25, R25,
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
15
R-CHIP
R27, R33
20
R23
R-CHIP
21
R22, R26
R-CHIP
22
R1
R-CHIP
23
11
R-CHIP
24
R10
R-CHIP
25
R-CHIP
26
L1., L2
INDUCTOR
27
L4
EMI FILTER
BLM31A700S
28
SWITCH
29
P1, P2
CONNECTOR
30
PCB
MODEM
6-162
Part Code
GA92-02785A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
Description
PBA MAIN-MISCELLA
NEOUS
0401-001099
D5-D7
DIODE-SWITCHING
0402-001216
D1-D4
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0501-000477
Q1-Q3
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
1201-000236
U13
IC-OP AMP
1205-000120
U14, U15
IC-CODEC
1205-000394
U1, U2
IC-CODEC FILTER
1301-001499
U4
IC-CPLD
2007-000043
R58
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R17-R42, R64
27
R-CHIP
2007-000060
R3, R4
R-CHIP
2007-000287
R51-R54
R-CHIP
2007-000669
R43-R45
R-CHIP
2007-002906
R5, R6
R-CHIP
2007-002918
R1, R2
R-CHIP
2007-002991
R46-R49
R-CHIP
6-163
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2007-007237
R50, R61
R-CHIP
2007-007274
R59, R60
R-CHIP
2007-008102
R62, R63
R-CHIP
2007-008223
R11-R16
R-CHIP
2007-008225
R7, R8
R-CHIP
2203-003027
C25, C26
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
C10-C24
15
C-CER, CHIP
2402-000130
C1-C6
C-AL, SMD
2404-001037
C7-C9
C-TA, CHIP
3301-001308
B1-B18
18
BEAD-SMD
3501-001139
K1-K3
RELAY-MINIATURE
3711-004744
P1, P2
CONNECTOR-
HEADER
3
EC26-20501A
T1-T4
TRANS AF
INFOREX, 800 mH
GA41-00143A
PCB-MISC
6-164
Part Code
GA92-02929A
Assembly Position
-
Qtty.
1
Part Name
PBA SUB-CRM
Description
OFFICESERV 7400, octavo volume, COMMON RESOURCE MODU, 1
69 x 194
0202-000108
0.001
SOLDER-CREAM
0202-001091
0.001
SOLDER-BAR
0904-001310
IC-DSP
1203-001631
U3
1301-001663
U2
IC-CPLD
U4, U5
2007-000043
2007-000052
R58 R122
R1 R34 R35 R36 R37
R-CHIP
57
R-CHIP
6-165
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2007-007226
Assembly Position
R18 R19 R20 R21
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
46
R-CHIP
32
R-CHIP
C-CER, CHIP
2007-007507
R2 R3 R4 R5 R6 R7
R8 R9 R10 R11 R12
R13 R14 R15 R16
R17 R41 R44 R47
R60 R63 R70 R82
R86 R87 R88 R98
R106 R113 R127
R130 R131
2203-000998
6-166
(continued)
Level
2
Part Code
2203-005249
Assembly Position
C1, C2, C3, C4, C5,
Qtty.
33
Part Name
Description
C-CER, CHIP
2404-001037
C-TA, CHIP
2804-001496
Y1
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
3301-001120
L1, L6, L8
BEAD-SMD
3301-001308
BEAD-SMD
3407-001067
S1
SWITCH-SMD
3711-004744
P1, P2
HEADER-BOARD TO
GA13-10064A
U1
IC ASIC
GA41-00184A
PCB-CRM
GA68-00289A
LABEL(P)-BAR, CODE
BOARD
6-167
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
GA92-02819A
PBA MAIN-RCM2
0202-000108
SOLDER-CREAM
0202-001091
SOLDER-BAR
0801-002379
U2, U6
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
0802-001084
U4
IC-BICMOS, LOGIC
0904-001310
U1, U7
IC-DSP
1203-001631
U8
IC-POSI.FIXED
REG.
2
1301-001499
U5
IC-CPLD
2007-000043
R-CHIP
2007-000043
R-CHIP
2007-000052
31
R-CHIP
R48
2
2007-000052
13
R-CHIP
2007-000052
R-CHIP
2007-000287
R-CHIP
2007-008122
R77
R-CHIP
2203-005249
C-CER, CHIP
2404-001037
C-TA, CHIP
26
3
6-168
(continued)
Level
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
2804-001496
Y1
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
3301-001120
L3, L4, L6
BEAD-SMD
3301-001308
L1, L2, L5
BEAD-SMD
3408-000230
S1
SWITCH-SLIDE
3711-004744
J1, J3
HEADER-BOARD TO
BOARD
2
GA41-00150A
REV.01
PCB-RCM2
GA68-00289A
LABEL(P)-BAR, CODE
6-169
CHAPTER 6. ! .
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
KP-OSDBMG2
GA92-02782A
PBA MAIN-VOIP,
D BD, CLIENT
1106-001469
U2
IC-SRAM
1204-002202
U1
2007-000043
R22, R32
2007-000070
R7-R10, R21,
IC-VOICE,
PROCESSOR
R-CHIP
13
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
R35-R42
3
2007-001164
R33, R34
2007-002987
R1-R5, R24-R29
11
R-CHIP
2203-005249
C3-C17
15
C-CER, CHIP
2402-001140
C1, C2
C-AL, SMD
3711-004744
J1, J2
GA41-00145A
PCB-MGI2D
6-170
Part Code
Assembly Position
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
1405-000171
V1
VARISTOR
82 V, 1200A, 9 x 6 mm, TP
3703-000236
P502
CONNECTOR-BACK, PANEL
10P, 2R, FE
3703-001454
P500-P501
CONNECTOR-BACK, PANEL
110P, 5R, M
3703-001526
P1-P39
39
CONNECTOR-BACK, PANEL
30P, 5R, MA
3711-001528
P504-P505
NOWALL, 4P
3711-003272
P40
BOX, 10P
3711-004515
P503
CONNECTOR-HEADER
0402-001476
D1-D3
DIODE-RECTIFIER
0501-000477
Q2
TR-SMALL SIGNAL
MMBT5550, NPN, 3
0505-001477
Q1
FET-SILICON
0604-001002
PC1
PHOTO-COUPLER
0801-002127
U2, U4-U12
IC-CMOS, LOGIC
74FCT16245, TRANS
1203-001643
U3
IC-RESET
1301-001647
U1
IC-CPLD
10
6-171
CHAPTER 6. ! .
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-000052
Assembly Position
R2-R3, R6, R10, R14, R16, R20, R22, R28-
Qtty.
Part Name
Description
137
R-CHIP
R-CHIP
202
R-CHIP
R29, R31, R35, R37-R38, R41, R43-R44, R46R47, R49, R52, R55, R59-R60, R62-R63, R65,
R68, R70-R71, R70-R71, R74, R76-R77, R79,
R81, R84, R86-R91, R93, R95, R97-R98,
R100, R103, R105-R106, R108, R111-R121,
R124, R129, R131-R136, R145-R156, R177,
R200-R201, R207-R208, R211-R213, R215R218, R200-R202, R229, R237, R245, R255,
R264, R277, R279, R281, R284-R285, R287,
R345-R349, R350-R373
3
2007-002987
2007-007226
R304-R306
R1, R4-R5, R7-R9, R10-R13, R15, R17-R18,
R21, R23-R24, R26, R32-R34, R36, R39, R40,
R42, R45, R48, R50-R51, R53-R54, R56-R58,
R61, R64, R66, R69, R72-R72, R75, R78, R80
R83-R83, R85, R92, R94, R96, R99, R101R102, R104, R107, R109-R110, R123, R125R126, R128, R130, R137-R144, R163-R172,
R178-R179, R190-R199, R209-R210, R214,
R219, R223-R228, R230-R236, R238-R244,
R246-R254, R256-R263, R265-R271, R273R276, R278, R280, R282-R283, R286, R288R303, R307-R344
6-172
(continued)
Level
3
Part Code
2007-007507
Assembly Position
Qtty.
27
Part Name
Description
R-CHIP
R157-R162, R180-R189,
R202-R206, R272
3
2203-000236
C-CER, CHIP
2203-000626
C70
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005249
62
C-CER, CHIP
2203-005565
C10
C-CER, CHIP
2804-001496
Y1
OSCILLATOR-CLOCK
3301-001308
L1-L5
BEAD-SMD
GA41-00180A
PCS01
PCB-MBD40
6-173
CHAPTER 6. ! .
6-174
This chapter provides the parts diagram of the OfficeServ 7400 system.
9
7
7-1
CHAPTER 7. ! .
Part Name
LP40 STIFFNER
Part Code
Qtty.
No.
Part Name
Part Code
Qtty.
GA97-01931A
RINGER BRKT
GA70-00082A
ASSY
2
GA97-01925A
PoE, CABLE
GA39-00042A
OS7400 MBD40
GA92-02925C
AC/DC, UNIT
FAN ASSY
GA96-00822A
RINGER ASSY
REAR, PANEL
GA70-00081A
10
M3 SCREW
6003-000267
(Front Side)
16
(Rear side)
7-2
ABBREVIATION
A
AAA
AC
Alternating Current
ALG
AMI
AOM
Add On Module
AP
Access Point
ASIC
BRI
B8ZS
B
C
CA
Call Agent
CAS
CCS
CID
Caller Identification
COM
Communication
CRM
CSU
CTI
DASL
D
DC
Direct Current
DECT
DGP
Digital Phone
DHCP
DPLL
DLI
DSU
DSSS
DTMF
! .
E
EMI
Electro-Magnetic Interference
F
FXO
FXS
GARP
GK
Gatekeeper
GVRP
HDB3
HDLC
H
HLR
HOS
HTML
HTTP
ID
Identification
I
IDS
IGMP
IMAP
IN-SCP
IP
Internet Protocol
IPC
IPDC
IP-SCP
ISDN
ISUP
ITP
IP Telephone
ITU
JDBC
KDB
J
K
II
L
LAN
LCD
LCP
LED
LIM
MCP
MEGACO
M
MG
Media Gateway
MGC
MGI
MGCP
MMC
MMU
MPD
MOH
Music On Hold
MUA
MTA
NAT
OSPF
PAT
PBA
N
O
P
PCM
PCMMC
PLD
PLIM
PLL
POP3
PPP
PPPoE
PRI
PSTN
PSU
III
! .
Q
QFP
Q-SIG
Q-Signaling
QoS
Quality of Service
R
RCM
R2 CID Module
RIP
RTCP
RTP
S
SCP
SDP
SG
Signaling Gateway
SGCP
SIGTRAN
Signaling Transport
SIP
SLI
SLT
SMTP
SoL
STA
STP
T
TCAP
TCP
TEPRI
T1E1PRI
TRK
Trunk
IV
UA
User Agent
UAC
UART
UAS
UCD
UDP
USB
V
VAD
VDSL
VLAN
Virtual LAN
VoIP
VPN
WAN
WIM
WLI
xDSL
! .
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OfficeServ 7400
Service Manual
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