Plug-in Miniplex System Channel Unit for RELTEC DISC*S Remote Terminals
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Verso / Verilink
Miniplex 2N1 CU-R UDC
Plug-in Miniplex System Channel Unit
for RELTEC DISC*S Remote Terminals
Look to DCE
for Verso / Verilink
Larscom
. 17
Verso / Verilink
Miniplex 2N1
CU-R UDC
Plug-in Miniplex System Channel Unit
for RELTEC DISC*S Remote Terminals
Miniplex 2N1 CU-R UDC Plug-in Miniplex System Channel Unit for RELTEC DISC*S Remote Terminals
The Miniplex 2N1 CU-R Universal Digital Channel (UDC) channel unit helps telephone companies use Verso / Verilink’s Miniplex digital two-channel carrier systems in areas served by RELTEC DISC*S digital loop carriers (DLCs). The Miniplex system offers cost and time advantages whenever additional line requests are likely to be made, particularly in carrier-serving areas with buried service.
The Miniplex 2N1 CU-R UDC channel unit plugs directly into a RELTEC DISC*S remote terminal channel bank. It multiplexes two adjacent channels onto one copper distribution pair (the “odd” pair), providing a quick, reliable solution for new line requests. The unit is fully compatible with any Verso / Verilink 2N1 UDC remote terminal, and provides the same features, functions, and transmission performance as a complete Miniplex system. The Miniplex 2N1 CU-R UDC channel unit is line-card compatible with the RELTEC DISC*S digital loop carrier system.
In a universal configuration, the two lines are set up in the DLC’s central office terminal using a standard dual-channel unit (DCU10). The Miniplex 2N1 CU-R UDC channel unit works equally well in integrated RELTEC DISC*S systems in both the TR08 and TR303 configurations.
The Miniplex 2N1 CU-R UDC channel unit initializes automatically upon installation, with no adjustments, tuning, or alignment necessary. It supports exactly the same customer premises equipment and transports the same services as the standard DISC*S POTS remote terminal channel unit (DCU20). The Miniplex 2N1 CU-R UDC channel unit responds to bypass requests from a Pair Gain Test Controller (PGTC) to allow Mechanized Loop Testing (MLT) by presenting MLT resistive signatures.
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