CSP-16M little channel digital transmission system
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General information
Using of one pair of T, TP, KSPP, MKS types cable or open line.
Creating outstation for two-wire subscriber terminations of PBX to remote subscribers with simultaneous cable multiplexing.
Organization of 4/6-wires channels terminations of TFC for multiplexing junction lines of analog PBXs.
Data transmission over Ethernet network with the support of 100Base-TX protocol.
Possibility of connecting two payphones with local billing and telephone line protection against unauthorized connection.
Power supply of station units from 48 or 60 V battery.
Power supply of remote units from mains 220 VAC, remote power supply over working cable pair or from DC battery depending on constructive option and local conditions.
Possibility to increase the distance to outstation by organizing the line link with the help of from one to three RMS-16 repeaters in leak-proof housings.
Two options of remote units’ construction: for indoor installation and outdoor installation in leak-proof housing.
Network monitoring system support.
Protection of subscriber and line interfaces against lightning and industrial over voltages in accordance with ITU-T K21 and ITU-T K17.
Working ambient temperature of remote units in leak-proof housings and RMS-16 repeaters from minus 40 to plus 40°Ñ.
Units without leak-proof housings can be installed:
into 19” “euro” cabinet;
into separately shipped 6U cassette (up to 10 units without housings);
into separately shipped 6U cassette (up to 10 units without housings);
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Length of repeater intervals (km) in dependence from the cable type and the number of channels transmitted (line signal rate)
Number of channels (transmission rate) | TPP-0,4 | TPP-0,5 | KSPP-0,9 | KSPP-1,2 | ÌÊÑ-1,2 |
32 channels (2048 kb/s) | 3,6 km | 5 km | 7 km | 8 km | 12 km |
16 channels (1024 kb/s) | 4 km | 6 km | 12 km | 13 km | 24 km |
8 channels (512 kb/s) | 7 km | 8,5 km | 17 km | 19 km | 34 km |
Units ordering information
Base part in designation at the order, specifying determining the purpose, construction and power supply option:
“CSP16S” – station unit without leak-proof housing with power supply from DC source 36…72 V, provides remote power supply for outstation unit;
"CSP16SR” – station unit without leak-proof housing with power supply from DC source 36…72 V, provides remote power supply for RMS-16 repeaters;
"CSP16V” – remote unit without leak-proof housing with power supply from mains voltage 220 VAC or from remote power supply over working cable pair;
"CSP16V-G” – remote unit in leak-proof housing with power supply from remote power supply over working cable pair;
"CSP16VR” – remote unit without leak-proof housing with power supply from mains voltage 220 VAC? Used for creating line links with RMS-16 repeaters. At order option with power supply from DC voltage source of 36…72 V can be discussed for any constructive option of the unit;
Variable part in designation of the unit at the order:
“K” housing-less construction of the units for installation into 6U cassette;
“T” – for connecting one or two payphones with local billing with protection of payphone lines;
“ASm” – amount of subscriber lines from station side, where “m” is one of the row 0/4/8/12/16;
“AKm” – amount of subscriber lines from subscriber side, where “m” is one of the row 0/4/8/12/16;
“SLm” – amount of junction lines, where “m” is one of the row 0/4/8;
“Eth” – availability of Ethernet 100Base-TX interface.
Example of unit designations at the order:
CSP16SR-K-AS8-SL4-Eth – station unit with remote power supply of the repeaters, without housing, for installation into 6U cassette, with modules for 8 subscriber lines, 4 junction lines and with Ethernet 100Base-TX interface;
CSP16VR-T-AK8-SL4-Eth – remote unit in non leak-proof housing with power supply from mains 220 VAC with protection of one or two payphone lines with modules for 8 subscriber lines (including connection of one or two payphones), 4 junction lines and Ethernet 100Base-TX interface.
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