EFJohnson VR-CM50 manual Standard Color Code, Assignments, Dispatch Position Connections

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Table 2-3 STANDARD COLOR CODE

ASSIGNMENTS

CABLE	LINE	COLOR
Pair	1	White/Blue
1	2	Blue/White
Pair	3	White/Orange
2	4	Orange/White
Pair	5	Green/White
3	6	White/Green
Pair	7	White/Brown
4	8	Brown/White
Pair	9	White/Slate
5	10	Slate/White
Pair	11	Red/Blue
6	12	Blue/Red
Pair	13	Red/Orange
7	14	Orange/Red
Pair	15	Red/Green
8	16	Green/Red
Pair	17	Red/Brown
9	18	Brown/Red
Pair	19	Red/Slate
10	20	Slate/Red
Pair	21	Black/Blue
11	22	Blue/Black
Pair	23	Black/Orange
12	24	Orange/Black
Pair	25	Black/Green
13	26	Green/Black
Pair	27	Black/Brown
14	28	Brown/Black
Pair	29	Black/Slate
15	30	Slate/Black
Pair	31	Yellow/Blue
16	32	Blue/Yellow
Pair	33	Yellow/Orange
17	34	Orange/Yellow
Pair	35	Yellow/Green
18	36	Green/Yellow
Pair	37	Yellow/Brown
19	38	Brown/Yellow
Pair	39	Yellow/Slate
20	40	Slate/Yellow
Pair	41	Violet/Blue
21	42	Blue/Violet
Pair	43	Violet/Orange
22	44	Orange/Violet
Pair	45	Violet/Green
23	46	Green/Violet
Pair	47	Violet/Brown
24	48	Brown/Violet
Pair	49	Violet/Slate
25	50	Slate/Violet

2.10 DISPATCH POSITION CONNECTIONS

Each dispatch position will plug directly into the J1 connector on the PIC line terminator board as shown in Figure 2-15.Console positions having more than four speakers will have two or more PICs and line terminator boards assigned. A label on the top of the line terminator board, as shown in Figure 2-15,will identify the position with the Console ID. The jumpers on the line terminator board determine whether the selected audio is sent to the left or right speaker on the console. Refer to the VR-CM50 Con- sole Service Manual to adjust them. Refer to Section

2.6for grounding information.

2.11VOTER SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

If this system is specified for use with a voter system, the CPP is equipped with a TDM-AUX/V card for each voter shelf to be connected. The connec- tion to each voter is through a 25 pair, male ribbon connector and a local interface board to be installed at the voter shelf. The I/O CONNECTOR PANEL ASSIGNMENTS report will define the connector position for each voter. The VOTING COMPARA- TOR DISPLAY/CONTROL MODULE report, as shown in Figure 2-9, defines the site and control con- nections. This report is formatted for either General Electric or Motorola voters in accordance with the data furnished to E.F. Johnson at the time of order. These reports are interleaved with the RTL I/O PAIR ASSIGNMENTS sheets at the designated connector locations. Refer to the VR-CM50 Voter Modification Kit Installation Guide - P/N 700901 ECL A, for spe- cific voter shelf connection details.

2.12 LOGGING RECORDER CONNECTIONS

Mixed Tx/Rx audio for each individual channel is provided for connection to a logging recorder. The logging recorder output is a 600W balanced line at a level of -10 dBm. On tone controlled channels, the transmit audio will be stripped of guard tone (2175 hz) and function tones. On DC controlled channels, the transmit audio is DC blocked.

In the case of multi-receiver base stations, the audio from all receivers is summed with the transmit audio by bridging the logging recorder outputs of the LIC and the QRC cards. Jumpers on the QRC card, associated with the base station, can be set to isolate individual receiver audio, if required.

February 1996
Part No. 004-3039-274	2-12