How to make a briged 110 block |
There are two
options:
1.Visit Lucent's website to see
bridged block 110AB1-025M (050M),
which is ready
to use:
http://207.140.138.105:5000/sysx/getFamOverview?p_FamID=5042&p_AreaID=4540
2. Take Lucent's DW1, DW2 or AW2
wiring block and sufficient amount of
110C-X
connection blocks (X means amount of
pairs served, so you don't need more
than
one 110C-3). Use impact tool WITH NO
CUTTING BLADE. Strip about 10 inches
at
the end of incoming cable's jacket.
Sit the pair into the first pair slot
on the wiring block
near the end of cable jacket. Bend
pair 180 grad about an inch away from
the slot
and sit it into second slot. Do not
reverse conductors, although it's not
quite
important for telephony, anyway. Bend
pair 180 grad again and sit it into
third slot. If
you need more than 3 bridged pairs,
repeat this step. Afterwards you can
cut
remaining wires. Take 110C-3
connecting block and sit it into
position with impact
tool. That's it! You've got 3 pairs
ontop of conn. block, that are all
connected in
parallel. Then take your impact tool
and connect 1st pair of each 4-pairs
cable to it's
own contact pair ontop of 110C-3. Lay
your cables and terminate them as
usual. |
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