Cisco Systems 6100

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

Cisco 6100 Series User Guide3-2

Table3-1 shows an overview of the cables used for each Cisco 6100 Series system conﬁguration.

Table3-1 Cisco 6100 Series System Conﬁguration and Cable Overview

Conﬁguration Connection Cable Type

Ports Line Coding

Technology

Reference

MC PSC Table Figure

Direct Connect

with a PSC MC to PSC One-to-one 64 64 CAP (ADSL) or

DMT-2 (ADSL) Table3-2 Figure 3-2

Two-to-one 128 64 each

PSC CAP (ADSL) or

DMT-2 (ADSL) Table3-3 Figure 3-3 and

Figure3-4

PSC to MDF1

1 MDF = main distribution frame

One-to-one — 80 CAP (ADSL) or

DMT-2 (ADSL) Table3-4 Figure 3-5 and

Figure3-6

Two-to-two — 80 CAP (ADSL) or

DMT-2 (ADSL) Table3-5 Figure 3-8,

Figure3-9, and

Figure3-10

Siecor POTS

splitter to MC One-to-one 128 128 DMT-2 (ADSL) Table 3-12 Figure3-26

Direct Connect

without a PSC MC to MDF Two-to-three 64 — DMT-2 (ADSL) Table3-6 Figure 3-11 and

Figure3-12

Three-to-three 128 — DMT-2 (ADSL)

2B1Q (SDSL2)

2 SDSL = symmetrical digital subscriber line

Table3-7 Figure 3-13 and

Figure3-14

Five-to-six 128 — DMT-2 (ADSL)

2B1Q (SDSL) Table3-8 Figure3-15 and

Figure3-16

DOH MC to LCC3

3 LCC = line concentration chassis

One-to-one 64 80 CAP (ADSL) Table3-9 Figure 3-17

LCC to LCC — — CAP (ADSL) Table3-9 Figure 3-17

LCC to PSC — 80 CAP (ADSL) Table 3-9 Figure3-17

PSC to MDF — 80 CAP (ADSL) Table3-10 Figure 3-18,

Figure3-19, and

Figure3-20

PSC to MDF Two-to-two — 80 CAP (ADSL) Table3-11 Figure 3-21,

Figure3-22, and

Figure3-23