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Digital Loop Carrier System 12:1 Multi-Line System 12 lines over a single twisted pair: Expand customer service to a range of up to 100,000 ft. without the expense of installing new copper G The 12:1 Multi-Line System (or MDLC-12) multiplexes twelve 64 Kbps Clear channel POTS lines into a digital signal and transports this signal over a single twisted pair utilizing low power 2B1Q line coding. These POTS lines are demultiplexed along the DSL using Add/Drop (A/D) Units or at the end using either a emote Terminal (T) or a 2 line Add/Drop (A/DE) End Unit. F C D B A E The 12:1 Multi-Line System transports CLASS SM services from a Central Office (CO) or remote location (i.e. CEV, hut) to the T at the customer premise. DSL distances may be extended up to 198,000 ft. using the Express Power, Mid-Span, Local or Back Power options. System Components A Central Office Terminal (COT) Provides 12:1 Digital Pair-Gain (DPG) 2B1Q line coding Mounts in 200 series shelves LED indicators for power, alarms and add/drop synchronization Uses twisted pair infrastructure 4TEL, MLT or G-909 line testing signatures NEBS level 3 compliant B Power Supply Input to power supply is a -48V DC battery Powers up to five COT line cards 2 power supplies required per shelf for 10 DSLs DSL voltages available: ±190V, ±130V or ±100V DC C Alarm Card One card per 200 series shelf Visual and audible status alarms Self-test function D Pole / Wall / Pedestal Mount epeater & Isolation epeater Line powered LED for sync indication (-40 to +149 F) Weather-tight housing Isolation epeater required for Back Power configurations E Express Power Card Extends DSL distance Application requires one Express Power Card per COT (-40 to +149 F) F 2 Line Add/Drop (A/D) Unit 2 Line Add/Drop (A/DE) End Unit Power and sync LED indicators Line powered Can be used in Distributed or Hybrid configurations Supports up to 200 ohm drop lengths (-40 to +149 F) G emote Terminal (T) T12 Drops up to 1 lines Supports up to 200 or 400 ohm drop lengths Line and Express Power configurations Can be used in combination with Point-to-Point or Hybrid configurations Sync LED indicator (-40 to +149 F)

System Components (continued) H emote Terminal Cabinet (TC) TC12 & TC24 Line powered Drops up to 24 POTS lines Supports 200 or 400 ohm drop lengths Meets the environmental stressing sections of G-487-COE Houses up to two Mid-Span / emote Terminal Power Supplies (±130V) per cabinet 3 options for extended reach applications: - Express Power - Local Power (requires BBU for lifeline service) - Back Power (requires BBU for lifeline service) (-40 to +149 F) Cable stubs available upon request H K I emote Terminal Power Supply (not pictured) Local and Back Power configurations require one power supply per DSL Input power from BBU or 115V AC Provides G-1089 A2 protection Double-wide CS-239 size mechanics J Battery Backup Unit (BBU) (not pictured) 28 amp-hours @ 3.5 amps continuous backup service Meets the environmental stressing sections of G-487-COE LED indicators for proper operation, low battery and fault conditions Major and minor alarm reporting capabilities Analog meters for DC voltage and DC amperage status (-40 to +149 F) Note: efer to DML201 or DML205 practices for recommended rack profile configurations L K 200 Series Shelf and Baffle 23 DML 201 shelf; maximum 120 lines (13 slots, 10 COT line cards); uses 7 of vertical rack space (four rack units) 19 DML 205 shelf; maximum 84 lines (10 slots, 7 COT line cards); uses 7 of vertical rack space (four rack units) Baffles for 19 and 23 shelves; uses 1.75 of vertical rack space (one rack unit) L 200 Series Fan Tray Fan trays for 19 and 23 shelves; uses 1.75 of vertical rack space (one rack unit) Fan trays feature 172 CFM output and quiet operation

Electrical Specifications System Loss in Each Direction of Transmission 3.5 ± 1.0 db nominal Frequency esponse With respect to the off hook transmission loss at 1004 Hz from a signal level of 0 dbm0, the loss at 400 Hz is within -0.5 and +3.0 db, and the loss at 2800 Hz is within -0.5 and +1.0 db. Idle Channel Noise at output of COT Channel Crosstalk DC Supervisory ange eturn Loss (ef: 900 ohms +2.16 mf) inging Frequency esponse inging Capacity DSL Voltage DSL Current (DSL ±190V) DSL Current (DSL ±130V) DSL Current (DSL ±100V) Compatibility Compliances System Capabilities 20 dbrnc maximum With 0 dbm0 single frequency input signals between 200 Hz and 3400 Hz applied to any line, the C-message weighted total output between 200 Hz and 3400 Hz from any other line less than -65 dbm0. The dc for the COT is 100 ohms. dc is the maximum external loop resistance capability of the system. EL > 18 db; SL > 10 db 15-35 Hz 5 EN per line, 15 EN simultaneously ±190V, A3 safety (preset) ±130V, A2 safety ±100V, A2 safety 47 ma (typical idle) 60 ma (typical idle) 65 ma (typical idle) Compatible with V.34 modem speeds eplaces analog carrier systems 82A and CM8 OSMINE compliant NEBS Level 3 certified (CO equipment) UL approved CSA certified Transmission Format Channelization ange of Digital Subscriber Line System Capacity Configuration Software 2B1Q, 800 Kbps full duplex 12, 64 Kbps Clear channel POTS lines Span Distance: 24 Kft on 19 AWG, 16 Kft on 22 AWG, 12 Kft on 24 AWG or 9 Kft on 26 AWG (per node segment). Attenuation loss of -36 db at 200 KHz per segment. 8 Nodes (Node: a repeater or an Add/Drop Unit). The maximum number of Add/Drop Units is 6 per system. The maximum number of repeaters is 7 per system. Configuration software is a planning tool that uses outside plant records to verify that system configuration, wire gauge and segment distance do not exceed pre-defined power limits.

Ordering Information Minimum equirements for a 12 Line System equired Components: 12:1 Shelf and Baffle 12:1 Fan Tray Shelf Power Supply 12:1 emote Terminal (T) several types available Optional Components: 12:1 Alarm Card 12:1 epeater 12:1 Isolation epeater 12:1 Add/Drop (A/D) Unit 12:1 Add/Drop (A/DE) End Unit 12:1 Express Power Card 12:1 emote Terminal Cabinet (TC12), 1 12:1 emote Terminal Cabinet (TC24), 24 POTS 12:1 emote Termincal Cabinet Power Supply 12:1 Battery Backup Unit (BBU) Configuration Software Charles offers a variety of powering options (±190V, ±130V, ±100V) as well as a wide array of signatures (4TEL, MLT, G-398 and G-909). For details on specific part numbers, contact your Charles sales representative or call (847) 806-6300 for more information. Also available from Charles Industries: DuaLine Plus (2:1) Digital Multi-Line System with D56K QuadPOTS (4:1) Digital Multi-Line System 8:1 Digital Multi-Line System High-Speed Voice and Data Link (HVDL 3:1) with TCPAM Copper Solutions. Golden Support. Field-proven and unequaled 24-hour technical support epair and exchange service program Training courses available Visit our website at http://www.charlesindustries.com Enabled by Charles Industries, Ltd. Telecommunications Group 5600 Apollo Drive olling Meadows, IL 60008 USA Voice: (847) 806-6300 FAX: (847) 806-6231 E-mail: mktserv@charlesindustries.com, Alchemy, HVDL 3.1, 12:1 Multi-Line System, 8:1 Multi-Line System, QuadPOTS, and DuaLine Plus are trademarks of Charles Industries, Ltd. D-DSL011-G01

12:1 Multi-Line System Line Powered Configurations Point-to-Point: Line Power 104,800 ft. on 19 AWG @ 190V T12* 1 =epeater 12 Point-to-Point: Express Power Express Power Card 180,000 ft. on 19 AWG @ 190V T12* 1 LINES =epeater 12 Distributed 132,100 ft. on 19 AWG @ 190V A/D A/D A/D A/D A/D A/DE Hybrid 95,000 ft. on 19 AWG @ 190V A/D A/D T12* 8 POTS * 8 Per Span Distance 19 AWG 22 AWG 24 AWG 26 AWG Aerial 22,200 15,500 11,650 8,840 Buried 24,800 16,800 12,500 9,200 * An TC12 emote Terminal Cabinet can substitute for the T12 emote Terminal in this configuration.

12:1 Multi-Line System Supplemental Powered Configurations Local Power 89,400 ft. on 22 AWG @ ±130V 115V AC BBU (optional) TC24 Cabinet 24 POTS Two =epeater 24 Back Power 134,400 ft. on 22 AWG @ ±130V 115V AC Isolation BBU (optional) TC24 Cabinet 24 POTS Two =epeater 24