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3 Cisco 6100 Series System Cables 78-6643-01 09/27/99

Table 3-1 shows an overview of the cables used for each Cisco 6100 Series system configuration.

Table 3-1	Cisco 6100 Series System Configuration and Cable Overview
				Ports			Line Coding		Reference
Configuration		Connection	Cable Type	MC	PSC		Technology		Table	Figure
Direct Connect		MC to PSC	One-to-one	64	64		CAP (ADSL) or		Table 3-2	Figure 3-2
with a PSC							DMT-2 (ADSL)
			Two-to-one	128	64 each		CAP (ADSL) or		Table 3-3	Figure 3-3 and
					PSC		DMT-2 (ADSL)			Figure 3-4
		PSC to MDF1	One-to-one	—	80		CAP (ADSL) or		Table 3-4	Figure 3-5 and
							DMT-2 (ADSL)			Figure 3-6
			Two-to-two	—	80		CAP (ADSL) or		Table 3-5	Figure 3-8,
							DMT-2 (ADSL)			Figure 3-9, and
										Figure 3-10
		Siecor POTS	One-to-one	128	128		DMT-2 (ADSL)		Table 3-12	Figure 3-26
		splitter to MC
Direct Connect		MC to MDF	Two-to-three	64	—		DMT-2 (ADSL)		Table 3-6	Figure 3-11 and
without a PSC										Figure 3-12
			Three-to-three	128	—		DMT-2 (ADSL)		Table 3-7	Figure 3-13 and
							2B1Q (SDSL2)			Figure 3-14
			Five-to-six	128	—		DMT-2 (ADSL)		Table 3-8	Figure 3-15 and
							2B1Q (SDSL)			Figure 3-16
DOH		MC to LCC3	One-to-one	64	80		CAP (ADSL)		Table 3-9	Figure 3-17
		LCC to LCC		—	—	CAP (ADSL)		Table 3-9		Figure 3-17
		LCC to PSC		—	80	CAP (ADSL)		Table 3-9		Figure 3-17
		PSC to MDF		—	80	CAP (ADSL)		Table 3-10		Figure 3-18,
										Figure 3-19, and
										Figure 3-20
		PSC to MDF	Two-to-two	—	80	CAP (ADSL)		Table 3-11		Figure 3-21,
										Figure 3-22, and
										Figure 3-23

1MDF = main distribution frame

2SDSL = symmetrical digital subscriber line

3LCC = line concentration chassis

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