Dialogic SS7G21, SS7G22 manual Essential Compliance Information, Safety, EMC Installation of Cables

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Chapter 4 Regulatory Specifications and Declarations

4.3Essential Compliance Information

This section documents miscellaneous points that should be observed to ensure the proper and safe use of this product worldwide.

4.3.1Safety

Users of these products must refer to the safety information included in Chapter 1, “Warnings and Cautions”and Chapter 11, “International Warnings”.

Service personnel must also refer to the safety information in Chapter 7, “Warnings and Cautions”, Section 10.1, “Safety: Before Removing the Top Cover” on page 59 and Section 10.2, “Warnings and Cautions: Working Inside the Product” on page 59.

It is not intended for these products to be installed in a home or residential environment. It is not intended for these products to be installed or operated in a stressful or inordinary environment such as industrial sites, medical applications, or in flammable/explosive environments. These products are designed for installation in buildings with a power distribution that contains a protective earth conductor.

4.3.2EMC

Warning: This is a class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

4.3.2.1Installation of Cables

In order to ensure that the EMC performance of the products meet regulatory requirements:

Cables used for the PCM interface ports (T1/E1) shall be twisted-pair screened cables, grounded at both ends.

Cables used for the Ethernet interfaces shall be shielded cables, grounded at both ends.

Cables used for the SS7 serial interface ports (V.11), marked AUX, shall be shielded cables, grounded at both ends, and have the ferrite clamps, provided with the product, installed close to the connector backshell.

Cables used to connect a DC powered product to a DC source, and the safety ground conductor, when installed in locations other than telecommunications centres, shall be less than 3 metres long.

4.3.2.2Further Information

For further information on good EMC practice, the installer should consult the IEC61000-5-x series of technical reports on the subject of “Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) - Installation and Mitigation Guidelines”. In particular, the following sections are recommended:

IEC61000-5-1 - General Considerations

IEC61000-5-2 - Earthing and Cabling

IEC61000-5-6 - Mitigation of External EM Influences

4.3.3Telecommunications

The telecommunication interfaces of these products are not intended for direct connection to “outside plant” signal conductors (metallic). These products shall be isolated, by channel banks or office repeaters, from any connections to network or terminal equipment, that lie outside of the same building. The telecommunication interface connections are considered to be, and meet the requirements of, SELV circuits (not TNV). Refer also to any region specific information on network connection (see Section 4.2.3, “FCC Part 68 Statement - USA” on page 26, Section 4.2.4, “Telecommunications Attachment Notice - Canada” on page 27,

Section 4.2.6, “Telecommunications Notice - Australia / New Zealand” on page 27 and Section 4.2.7, “Telecommunications Notice - Taiwan” on page 27).

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Contents Dialogic SS7G21 and SS7G22 Signaling Servers Publication Date January Document Number 05-2300-007, Issue Contents Figures IndexTables Date Issue No DescriptionRevision History Part 1 User’s Guide Qualified Service Technician Operations If AC Power Supplies are Installed Mains AC Power Disconnect If DC Power Supplies are Installed Isolation Page Purpose IntroductionProducts Power Supplies SS7 Signaling BoardsServer Board Hard Disk DriveCooling Ethernet PortsRelated Information Product Applicability ApplicabilityProduct ID Description Product Specification DC Power Supply ModuleAC Power Supply Module Signaling LinksSS7 Serial Interfaces PCM InterfaceEthernet Interfaces Controls and Indicators Alarm OutputsSerial Port COM2 MNR Alarm LED amber PWR Alarm LED amber Activity/Fault LED green/amberID switch Visual Indicators on the Ethernet PortsPhysical Specifications Environmental SpecificationsProduct Reliability Calculated Product ReliabilityProduct Specification Specifications Demonstrating Compliance Safety Compliance Regulatory Specifications and DeclarationsElectromagnetic Compatibility EMC Telecommunications Compliance US ICKCNNANSS7HDPDeclaration of Conformity Declarations of the Manufacturer or ImporterNo D0006 Česky FCC Part 15 ElectroMagnetic Compliance Statement USA FCC Part 68 Statement USATelecommunications Notice Australia / New Zealand Telecommunications Attachment Notice CanadaTelecommunications Notice Taiwan Safety 2 EMC Installation of CablesEssential Compliance Information Further InformationProduct Environmental Information Regulatory Specifications and Declarations Hardware Description OverviewFeature Description More Information Front Panel Control, Indicator and Switch Function SummaryFront Panel Back Panel Description InformatioRack Mounting Options DC Power Input Terminal Block Safety Ground Studs for EarthingAC Power Input InterfacesSS7 Serial Interface Ports PCM Interface Ports Connector PinoutsPin No Direction Function SS7 Serial Interface Connector Aux on SPCI2S SS7 Serial Interface Ports Dual V.11 Connector PinoutsEthernet Interfaces Connectors Ethernet Interface Connector Pinouts Serial Port COM2 ConnectorAlarms Pin No DescriptionPart 2 Service Technician’s Guide Page Qualified Service Technician Operations If AC Power Supplies are Installed Mains AC Power Disconnect If DC Power Supplies are Installed Isolation Page Tools and Supplies Needed Tools and Supplies NeededTools and Supplies Needed Product Installation and Hot-Swap Actions Installation OverviewPower Supply Related Actions Safety Ground Studs, Conductor Installation Replacement of Power Supply Module in AC ProductsDC Power Supply Module, Initial Connections DC Power Supply Module Terminal Block DC Power Supply Module, Transferring Connections AC-input Power Supply Cage, ConnectionProduct Installation and Hot-Swap Actions Unlocking and Removing an AC Power Supply Module Hard Disk Drive HDD ReplacementBacking up the System Configuration Files Backed Up to the syslog Subdirectory at StartupReplacing the Hardware File Type DescriptionRestoring the System Configuration Replacing the Hard Disk DriveProduct Installation and Hot-Swap Actions Safety Before Removing the Top Cover Working Inside the ProductRemoving and Installing the Top Cover Top Cover Removal and Installation Internal Product Layout 10.5 SS7 Signaling Boards Preparing Spci Signaling Boards for Installation in SS7G21Major Components in an SS7G21 and SS7G22 Chassis SS7G21 VariantsBoard Boards Switch D1W D2W Position D3W / Q3W Setting Positions Q1W Q2WQuantity of Boards Variant Suffix Board Position JumpersInstalling or Replacing an SS7 Signaling Board Boards Position Switch 00W H1W H2W H3W SettingInstalling and Replacing an SS7 Signaling Board Replacing the Back-up Battery CT Bus Cable NotesVarning Working Inside the Product International Warnings International Warnings Avertissements Français Avertissements Français suite Warnung Deutsch Warnung Deutsch Fortsetzung Avvertenza Italiano Avvertenza Italiano continua Advertencia Español Advertencia Español continuación Operating Mode IDs Part Number ReferenceProduct ID Description SS7G21 and SS7G22 Product IDs Protocol Module IDsAccessories Expansion Options or Spare AssembliesLinux Software Distribution Software Licensing InformationGNU C Library Software Licensing Information Connecting to V.11 V.35-Compatible SS7 Links Connectors on the SPCI2S Signaling BoardAppendix a CablingConnecting an SPCI2S to a Nortel DMS100 Connecting an SPCI2S to an M34 Block ConnectorConnecting an SPCI2S to an Inet Tester Configuring the SIU SPCI2S to Operate on V.11 Ports ClockingSPCI2S/SIU Generates Clocking SPCI2S/SIU Receiving ClockAppendix a Glossary CT BusGlossary Index FCCMtbf Switches