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Numerics


10BaseT Ethernet/LAN port     5-9

A


ADSL
definition     1-1
test equipment connectors     4-3, 4-4, 4-5

alarm
conditions, reporting     5-9
contact connectors
Cisco 6100     4-4
Cisco 6130     4-3
fan tray     4-3
relay contacts management     5-9

amperage
calculation     A-5
fan tray     A-5
LCC     A-5
MC     A-5

API design, assumptions     D-5

asymmetric digital subscriber line
See ADSL

ATM
address space
considerations     D-1
supported ranges     D-2
supported types     D-2
addressing guidelines     D-1
backbone     2-11
UNI specification
restrictions     D-1
version 3.1     D-1

ATM Forum
UNI Version 3.1 specification     D-1

ATU-C module
CAP
See CAP ATU-C module
description     5-2
DMT-2
See DMT-2 ATU-C module
maximum allowed     5-2
overview     5-2
types     5-2

B


backplane
Cisco 6100, definition     4-3
Cisco 6130, definition     4-1
fan tray     4-7
LCC
connectors     4-5
illustration     4-5
MC
Cisco 6100, connectors     4-4
Cisco 6100, illustration     4-3
Cisco 6130, connectors     4-2
Cisco 6130, illustration     4-2
PSC
connectors     4-6
illustration     4-6

baud rate settings     4-6

Bellcore standards     1-6

block diagram
CAP ATU-C module     B-2
Cisco 6100 Series system     B-1
DMT-2 ATU-C module     B-3
DS3 NI module     B-6
LIM     B-8
LIM controller module     B-9
OC-3c NI module     B-5
SC module     B-7
STU-C module     B-4

C


cable
building MC cable
port mapping     C-34
five-to-six cable
overview     3-15
port mapping     C-18
one-to-one cable
overview     3-4, 3-8, 3-17, 3-19
port mapping     C-2, C-23, C-29
three-to-three cable
overview     3-13
port mapping     C-14
tie wraps
See tie wraps
two-to-one cable
overview     3-6
port mapping     C-4
two-to-three cable
overview     3-12
port mapping     C-11
two-to-two cable
overview     3-9, 3-20
port mapping     C-8, C-26

cabling
Digital Off-Hook     3-17
Direct Connect with PSC     3-3
Direct Connect without PSC     3-11
MC to MDF     3-12, 3-13, 3-15
MC to PSC     3-4
NEBS compliance     3-3
overview     3-2
PSC to MDF     3-8, 3-18
Siecor POTS splitter     3-25
subtending     3-23, 3-24

CAP ATU-C module
block diagram     B-2
illustration     5-3
LED indicators     5-3
slots     1-6

CAP POTS module     1-12, 5-15

caution
definition     xv
module mixing     1-7, 1-8

Champ connector
LCC     4-5
MC     4-2, 4-4
NEBS compliance     3-3
PSC     4-6

Cisco 605     D-4

Cisco 6100
alarm contact connector     4-4
backplane
connectors     4-4
definition     4-3
illustration     4-3
chassis ground connector     4-4
configuration compatibility     1-8
definition     1-3
DS3 system I/O card, connector     4-4
ground jumper connector     4-4
logic ground connector     4-4
modules, configuration compatibility     5-1
power connector     4-4
release compatibility     1-2
secondary lightning protection warning     1-3

Cisco 6100 Series system
ATM addressing guidelines     D-1
block diagrams     B-1
cable overview     3-2
certifications     1-6
chassis overview     1-3
configuration planning     A-1
connectors     4-1
definition     1-1
features     1-4
front door     1-9
functional block diagram     B-1
future expansion     3-1
loss of power     1-13
main components, illustration     1-4
mixing modules     2-5, 2-7, 5-15
module descriptions     5-1
number of subscribers     D-4
planning     A-1
power requirements     1-5, A-5
rack space     A-3
rack space requirements     A-2
rear door     1-9
specifications
hardware     1-5
software     1-6
standards     1-6
subscriber capacity     5-2, 5-5
subtending     2-11
updating concentration ratio     5-2
VCC connection capacity     D-2
VPC connection capacity     D-2

Cisco 6130
alarm contact connector     4-3
backplane
connectors     4-2
definition     4-1
illustration     4-2
configuration compatibility     1-8
definition     1-3
DS3 system I/O card, connector     4-3
fan tray requirement     1-10
identification     4-2
modules, configuration compatibility     5-1
power connector     4-3
release compatibility     1-2

Cisco 675     D-4

Cisco Connection Online     xvi

Cisco technical support     xvi

CLI
commands     4-6
serial interface     4-6

command line interface
See CLI

concentration ratio, updating     5-2

configuration compatibility, modules     5-1

connectors
ADSL test equipment     4-3, 4-4, 4-5
alarm contact
Cisco 6100     4-4
Cisco 6130     4-3
backplane
Cisco 6100     4-4
Cisco 6130     4-2
LCC     4-5
PSC     4-6
Champ
LCC     4-5
MC     4-2, 4-4
NEBS compliance     3-3
PSC     4-6
chassis ground
Cisco 6100     4-4
LCC     4-5
Cisco 6100 Series system     4-1
Digital Off-Hook     4-5
DIN     4-2, 4-4
Direct Connect with PSC     4-1
Direct Connect without PSC     4-1
DS3 subtending card     4-2, 4-4
DS3 system I/O card
Cisco 6100     4-4
Cisco 6130     4-3
D-sub
LCC     4-5
PSC     4-6
ground jumper
Cisco 6100     4-4
LCC     4-5
hard metric module     4-3, 4-4
LCC     4-5
logic ground
Cisco 6100     4-4
LCC     4-5
MC     4-1
NEBS compliance     3-3
power
Cisco 6100     4-4
Cisco 6130     4-3
LCC     4-5
PSC     4-6
SC module, EIA/TIA-232     4-6
SCSI
LCC     4-5
SCSI2
LCC     4-5
MC     4-2, 4-4
terminal block     4-3, 4-4

contacting Cisco     xvi

cooling requirements     4-7

craft interface
See EIA/TIA-232

customer premises equipment
overview     1-2

D


data bit settings     4-6

Digital Off-Hook configuration
cable part numbers     3-17, 3-19, 3-20
cables     3-17
cabling configuration     3-9, 3-18, 3-19, 3-20, 3-21, 3-22
chassis slot configuration     2-9
Cisco 6100     2-9
components     2-8
connectors     4-5
definition     2-1
illustration     2-9
LCC slot configuration     2-10
maximum subscription     2-8
MC slot configuration     2-9
modules     5-1
one-to-one cable     3-17, 3-19
PSC slot configuration     2-10
rack space     A-3
sample configuration     2-10
subscribers     1-1, 1-8
subtending     2-12
two-to-two cable     3-20
with PSC
port mapping tables     C-23

DIN connectors     4-2, 4-4

DIP switch
location
LCC     4-5
MC     4-4

Direct Connect configuration
subscribers     1-1, 1-8
subtending     2-12
with PSC
cable part numbers     3-4, 3-6, 3-8, 3-9
cables     3-3
cabling configuration     3-5, 3-7, 3-9, 3-11
Cisco 6100     2-4, 2-5, 2-9
Cisco 6130     2-3
components     2-2
connectors     4-1
definition     2-1
illustration     2-3, 2-4, 2-5
MC slot configuration     2-6
modules, types     4-1, 5-1
multiple chassis     2-3, 2-5
one-to-one cable     3-4, 3-8
port mapping tables     C-1
PSC slot configuration     2-6
rack space     A-3
two-to-one cable     3-6
two-to-two cable     3-9
without PSC
cable part numbers     3-12, 3-13, 3-15
cables     3-11
cabling configuration     3-13, 3-15, 3-16
components     2-6, 2-7
connectors     4-1
definition     2-1
five-to-six cable     3-15
illustration     2-7
MC slot configuration     2-7
modules, types     4-1, 5-1
multiple chassis     2-7
port mapping tables     C-11
rack space     A-3
three-to-three cable     3-13
two-to-three cable     3-12

DMT POTS module     1-12, 5-15

DMT-2 ATU-C module     5-2
block diagram     B-3
illustration     5-4
LED indicators     5-4
slots     1-6

DOH configuration
See Digital Off-Hook configuration

DS3 75-ohm coaxial cable     3-24

DS3 NI module
block diagram     B-6
illustration     5-8
LED indicators     5-7, 5-8
overview     5-6

DS3 STM
description     2-11
LED indicators     5-11
overview     5-11
slots     1-6

DS3 subtend host module
See DS3 STM

DS3 subtending card
cabling     3-24
connector on MC     4-2, 4-4

DS3 system I/O card, connectors
cabling     3-24
Cisco 6100     4-4
Cisco 6130     4-3

DSL access multiplexer
See DSLAM, definition

DSL product family     1-1

DSLAM, definition     1-1

D-sub connectors
LCC     4-5
PSC     4-6

E


EIA/TIA-232
connection, definition     4-6
craft port     5-9
laptop support     4-6
management interface     1-6
VT-100 terminal support     4-6

electrical problems, prevention     5-12

F


fan tray
alarm contacts     4-3
amperage     A-5
backplane illustration     4-7
configuration options     2-2, 2-6
Direct Connect with PSC configuration     2-3
Direct Connect without PSC configuration     2-7
illustration     1-10
installation     1-10
LED     1-10
power requirements     A-5
preventive maintenance     1-10
rack space     A-2

ferrite     3-24

filler faceplates
LCC, Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-10
MC
Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-9
Direct Connect with PSC configuration     2-6
Direct Connect without PSC configuration     2-7
PSC
Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-10
Direct Connect with PSC configuration     2-6
UL 1950, 3rd edition, safety requirements     1-3

Flash memory     5-9

forced convection, watts     A-8

front door     1-9

fuse
calculation     A-5
requirements     A-5

H


hard metric module connectors     4-3, 4-4

high frequency noise     3-24

I


in-band management channel     5-9

intraoffice protection     5-12

L


laptop, EIA/TIA-232 support     4-6

LCC
amperage     A-5
backplane
connectors     4-5
illustration     4-5
chassis ground connector     4-5
configuration options     2-8
connectors     4-5
description     1-11
Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-9
DIP switch     4-5
ground jumper connector     4-5
illustration     1-4, 1-11
logic ground connector     4-5
maximum additional LCCs supported     1-11
module slots, identification     1-11
physical pools, location     1-11
power connector     4-5
power requirements     A-5
rack space     A-2
slot assignment illustration     1-11

LED indicators
CAP ATU-C module     5-3
DMT-2 ATU-C module     5-4
DS3 NI module     5-8
DS3 STM     5-11
LIM     5-13
LIM controller module     5-14
OC-3c NI module     5-7
SC module     5-10
STU-C module     5-5

LIM
block diagram     B-8
description     5-12
illustration     5-13
LED indicators     5-13
overview     5-12

LIM controller module
block diagram     B-9
description     5-14
functions     5-14
illustration     5-14
LED indicators     5-14, 5-15
overview     5-14

line concentration chassis
See LCC

line interface module
See LIM

M


manual contents, description     xiii

MC
amperage     A-5
Cisco 6100
alarm contact connector     4-4
backplane     4-3
backplane, connectors     4-4
backplane, illustration     4-3
chassis ground connector     4-4
configuration compatibility     1-8
definition     1-3
Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-9
Direct Connect with PSC configuration     2-4, 2-5
DS3 system I/O card, connector     4-4
ground jumper connector     4-4
logic ground connector     4-4
power connector     4-4
release compatibility     1-2
secondary lightning protection warning     1-3
Cisco 6130
alarm contact connector     4-3
backplane     4-1
backplane, connectors     4-2
backplane, illustration     4-2
configuration compatibility     1-8
definition     1-3
Direct Connect with PSC configuration     2-3
Direct Connect without PSC configuration     2-7
DS3 system I/O card connector     4-3
fan tray requirement     1-10
identification     4-2
power connector     4-3
release compatibility     1-2
configuration compatibility     1-8
configuration options     2-2, 2-6, 2-8
connectors     4-1
description     1-6
Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-9
DIP switch     4-4
fan tray     1-10
front door     1-9
host, subtending     2-11
identification     1-8
illustration     1-7
mixing modules     1-7
module slots, identification     1-7
physical pools, location     1-7
power requirements     A-5
rack space     A-2
rear door     1-9
release compatibility     1-2
secondary slots     1-7
slot assignment illustration     1-7
subtended node illustration     2-12
subtending host illustration     2-12
universal slots     1-6

MIB definitions     1-2, 1-13

modem pools     5-12

module
configuration compatibility     5-1
LED indicators
CAP ATU-C module     5-3
DMT-2 ATU-C module     5-4
DS3 NI module     5-7
DS3 STM     5-11
LIM     5-13
LIM controller module     5-14
OC-3c NI module     5-7
SC module     5-10
STU-C module     5-5
mixing     2-5, 2-7, 5-15
mixing caution     1-7, 1-8
power requirements     A-5

multiplexer chassis
See MC

N


natural convection, watts     A-8

NEBS compliance
cabling     3-3
fan tray     1-10, 2-2, 2-6
front door on MC     1-4
MC front door     1-9
secondary lightning protection     1-3
secondary protection     1-3

network interface module
See NI module

NI module
description     5-6
DS3
See DS3 NI module
OC-3c
See OC-3c NI module
OC-3c MMF
See OC-3c NI module, multi-mode fiber
OC-3c SMF
See OC-3c NI module, single mode fiber
slots     1-6
types     5-6

note, definition     xv

O


OC-3c NI module
block diagram     B-5
illustration     5-7
LED indicators     5-7
multi-mode fiber     5-6
single mode fiber     5-6

oversubscription     5-12

P


parity settings     4-6

permanent virtual circuit
See PVC

physical pools, location
LCC     1-11
MC     1-7
PSC     1-12

port mapping tables
building MC     C-34
five-to-six cable     C-18
one-to-one cable     C-2, C-23, C-29
three-to-three cable     C-14
two-to-one cable     C-4
two-to-three cable     C-11
two-to-two cable     C-8, C-26

POTS
frequencies, routing     1-13
module
CAP. See CAP POTS module
description     5-15
DMT. See DMT POTS module
faceplate     5-15
illustration     5-15
types     1-12, 5-15
splitter chassis
See PSC
splitters, definition     1-3

power
connectors     4-3, 4-4, 4-5
loss     5-9
planning     A-5
requirements     A-5

provisioning
automated     D-4
information, storage     5-9

PSC
backplane
connectors     4-6
illustration     4-6
configuration options     2-2, 2-8
connectors     4-6
description     1-12
Digital Off-Hook configuration     2-9
Direct Connect with PSC configuration     2-3, 2-4, 2-5
illustration     1-4, 1-12
module slots, identification     1-12
overview     1-12
physical pools, location     1-12
rack space     A-2
secondary lightning protection warning     1-3

PVC
per subscriber     D-4
switching     D-4

R


rack space
calculation     A-3
maximum     A-3
planning     A-3
requirements     A-2

radiation reduction     3-24

rear door     1-9

S


SC module
block diagram     B-7
connectors, EIA/TIA-232     4-6
description     5-9
functions     5-9
illustration     5-10
LED indicators     5-10
overview     5-9
ports     5-9
slots     1-6
software     5-9
software, updating     5-9
statistics management     5-9

SCSI connectors
LCC     4-5

SCSI2 connectors
LCC     4-5
MC     4-2, 4-4

SDSL, definition     1-1

secondary protection     5-12

serial interface     4-6

serial management bus     4-5

settings
baud rate     4-6
data bit     4-6
parity     4-6
stop bit     4-6

Siecor POTS splitter
cable part numbers     3-25
cables     3-25, 5-1
Cisco 6100 Series modules     5-1
compatibility     1-8, 5-1
installation procedures     2-2, 3-25
port mapping tables     C-29

SNMP
See ViewRunner management software

software architecture, support     1-6

specifications
Cisco 6100 Series system     1-5
hardware     1-5
software     1-6

STM
illustration     5-11
LED indicators     5-11
See DS3 STM

stop bit settings     4-6

STU-C module
block diagram     B-4
description     5-5
illustration     5-5
LED indicators     5-5
maximum allowed     5-5
overview     5-5

subscriber lines, maximum number per LCC     1-11

subscribers
determine demand     D-4
number of connections     D-4

subtend host module
See DS3 STM

subtended, definition     2-11

subtending
ATM backbone     2-11
cables     3-22, 3-24
cabling configuration     3-23, 3-24
chassis slot configuration     2-12
definition     2-11
DS3 NI location     2-12
DS3 STM location     2-12
MC slot configuration
Digital Off-Hook     2-12
Direct Connect with PSC     2-12
Direct Connect without PSC     2-12
rack space     A-3
sample configuration     2-11

support
online     xvi
software architecture     1-6
technical     xvii

SVC
connection mode     D-4
switching     D-4

switched virtual circuits
See SVC

symmetric digital subscriber line
See SDSL, definition

system controller module
See SC module

system I/O card
See DS3 system I/O card

T


TAC     xvii

Technical Assistance Center     xvii

terminal block connectors     4-3, 4-4

TFTP protocol     5-9

tie wraps
illustration     3-3
NEBS compliance     3-3
rear door mounting bracket     1-9

timesaver, definition     xv

tip, definition     xv

U


UL
1950
3rd edition, certification     1-6
3rd edition, safety requirements     1-3

upgrades, obtaining     xvii

V


VCC
connection capacity     D-2
reservation     D-4

VCI
maximum     D-1
reserved     D-1

ViewRunner for HP OpenView
See ViewRunner management software

ViewRunner for Windows
See ViewRunner management software

ViewRunner management software
CLI commands     4-6
compatibility with Cisco 6100 Series system     1-2
definition     1-2
types     1-13

virtual channel connection
See VCC

virtual channel identifiers
See VCI

virtual path connection
See VPC

virtual path identifier
See VPI

virtual paths
See VP

voice switching equipment, co-locating     1-12

VP
maximum     D-1

VPC
connection capacity     D-2

VPI
capacity     D-2

VT-100 terminal, EIA/TIA-232 support     4-6

W


warning
definition     xv
secondary lightning protection     1-3

watts
acceptable levels     A-6
calculation     A-5
maximum
forced convection     A-8
natural convection     A-8

X


xDSL frequencies, routing     1-13

Y


Y2K compliance     1-6

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