tailieunhanh - KRONE - White paper - LSA Plus Connectivity (Overview) - 2000

Tham khảo tài liệu 'krone - white paper - lsa plus connectivity (overview) - 2000', công nghệ thông tin, quản trị mạng phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | LSA-PLUS CONNECTIVITY 1 1. KRONE COMPONENTS IN THE LOCAL LOOP Exchange System side Line side Local Exchange Cross-Connection Cabinet Main Distribution Frame (MDF) Socket Distribution Point (DP) Subscriber KRONE LSA-PLUS connection systems can be used throughout the Local Loop, in Main Distribution Frames, Cross- Connection Cabinets, Distribution Points and In-house areas. 01/02/00 Hollands FMS1 Page 1 LSA-PLUS CONNECTIVITY 1 2. GENERAL INFORMATION LSA-PLUS Series 2 Connection, Disconnection and Switching Modules for 8 or 10 pairs: - for fitting on Back Mount Frames of varying capacity (standard-program) - for fitting on round profile rods as LSA-PROFIL. - for mounting on Printed Circuit Boards by the use of soldering pins Connectable Wiring: Plastic insulated copper wiring with solid or stranded conductors a) Solid Wires Conductor diameter 0, mm 1,2 ) External diameter 0, mm AWG 1 ) After connection with ≥0,65 mm, no longer connectable with conductors ≤0,65 mm 2 ) Other diameters on request b) Stranded Wires 3 ) Conductor diameter 7 x 0, mm External diameter 0, mm AWG 3 ) Stranded wiring on Series 1 and 8 on request LSA-PLUS cable connecting equipment Distribution housings for internal and external use or distribution, that with additional fittings may be used to connect LSA-PLUS Quick Connection System or already equipped with the necessary mounting components. Number of wires per contact slot (same type of wire and same diameter) Series 2 max. 2 4 ) 4 ) 2 wires only with diameters 0,35 to 0,65 mm 01/02/00 Hollands FMS1 Page 2 LSA-PLUS CONNECTIVITY 1 3. CONNECTION TECHNIQUES Splice - Wire wrap - LSA-PLUS System . Conventional mechanical connections Twisted and Sleeved Twisted and Soldered Screw Terminal Wrapped around Post Wire-wrap Crimped (Normally soldered) Conventional connection techniques require the wire to be cut to length and the insulation removed before the wire can be connected. The wires are then