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Cable Specifications

Cable Specifications

This appendix provides cable assemblies and pinouts for the cables shipped with the
Cisco AccessPath Model 531 system. This section also describes the signal harness cable connections and the port mapping for the patch panels.

For additional information on how the cables are physically connected to the devices, see Chapter 2, "Upgrading Hardware" and Chapter 3, "Adding and Removing Devices."


Note If you purchased a backhaul port adapter, refer to the cabling information that came with your port adapter, or to the Cisco 7206 Installation and Configuration Guide.

The appendix includes the following cable assembly and pinout information:


Note This appendix specifies pinouts only for the pins used. Only the pins listed in the tables in this appendix are connected.

Cisco AccessPath Model 531 System Signal Harness

The Cisco AccessPath Model 531 system shelves connect to each other through the signal harness. Throughout this guide, cable connections into the signal harness are described using the signal harness connector numbers, J1 through J58. These connector numbers are stenciled on the signal harness. (See Figure B-1.)


Figure B-1: Cisco AccessPath Model 531 System Signal Harness Connector Descriptions


Patch Panel Cable Assembly and Pinout

The patch panels route T1/E1 PRI connections into the Cisco AccessPath Model 531 system.

The patch panel-to-signal harness cable (72-1466-xx) delivers T1/E1 PRI signals from the patch panels to the Access Server Shelves through connectors J1-J4 and J9-J12 on the signal harness. (See Figure B-2 and Table B-1.)


Figure B-2: Patch Panel-to-Signal Harness Cable (72-1466-xx)



Table B-1: Patch Panel Cable (72-1466-xx)
Cable Leg 25 Pin Signal Description 64 Pin Twisted Pair

P1

1

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

1

1

2

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

2

2

3

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

3

3

4

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

4

4

5

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

5

5

6

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

6

6

7

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

7

7

8

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

8

8

14

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

33

1

15

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

34

2

16

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

35

3

17

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

36

4

18

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

37

5

19

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

38

6

20

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

39

7

21

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

40

8

P2

1

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

9

1

2

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

10

2

3

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

11

3

4

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

12

4

5

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

13

5

6

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

14

6

7

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

15

7

8

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

16

8

14

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

41

1

15

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

42

2

16

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

43

3

17

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

44

4

18

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

45

5

19

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

46

6

20

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

47

7

21

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

48

8

P3

1

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

17

1

2

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

18

2

3

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

19

3

4

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

20

4

5

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

21

5

6

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

22

6

7

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

23

7

8

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

24

8

14

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

49

1

15

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

50

2

16

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

51

3

17

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

52

4

18

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

53

5

19

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

54

6

20

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

55

7

21

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

56

8

P4

1

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

25

1

2

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

26

2

3

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

27

3

4

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

28

4

5

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

29

5

6

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

30

6

7

Rx Tip +

Receive Tip +

31

7

8

Tx Tip +

Transmit Tip +

32

8

14

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

57

1

15

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

58

2

16

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

59

3

17

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

60

4

18

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

61

5

19

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

62

6

20

Rx Ring -

Receive Ring -

63

7

21

Tx Ring -

Transmit Ring -

64

8

Access Server Shelf Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

Each Access Server Shelf comes from the factory with:

The Access Server Shelf cable assemblies and pinouts include the following:

Console/Ethernet Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Access Server Shelf's Console/Ethernet cable (see Figure B-3) connects from the console port, the Fast Ethernet (10 BaseT/100 BaseT), and Ethernet (10 BaseT) ports on the Access Server Shelf to the even-numbered connectors from J14 through J40 on the signal harness.

This cable allows the System Controller to make a console connection to the Access Server Shelf for management and provides redundant data paths to the Switch Shelf and to the Cisco Ethernet switching port adapter on the Router Shelf. (See Figure B-3 and Table B-2.)


Figure B-3: Access Server Shelf Console/Ethernet Cable (72-1463-xx)



Table B-2: Access Server Shelf Console/Ethernet Cable (72-1463-xx) 
RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 25-Pin

1 (light blue)

Console

1

4

-

-

-

2

CON DSR

Console Data Set Ready

8

3

3

CON Rx

Console Receive

6

4

CON Rx_GND

Console Receive Ground

19

5

2

CON Tx_GND

Console Transmit Ground

20

6

CON Tx

Console Transmit

7

7

1

CON DTR

Console Data Terminal Ready

21

8

-

-

-

2 (yellow)

10/100BaseT

1

2

ETH-1 Tx+

Ethernet Transmit +

1

2

ETH-1 Tx-

Ethernet Transmit -

14

3

1

ETH-1 Rx+

Ethernet Receive +

3

6

ETH-1 Rx-

Ethernet Receive -

16

3 (yellow)

10BaseT

1

2

ETH-2 Tx+

Ethernet Transmit +

25

2

ETH-2 Tx-

Ethernet Transmit -

13

3

1

ETH-2 Rx+

Ethernet Receive +

23

6

ETH-2 Rx-

Ethernet Receive -

11

T1/E1 PRI Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Access Server Shelf's T1/E1 PRI cable (Figure B-3) connects from the T1/E1 PRI ports on the Access Server Shelves to the odd numbered connectors from J13 through J39 on the signal harness. This cable allows the Access Server Shelves to receive calls from the patch panels.


Figure B-4: Access Server Shelf T1/E1 PRI Cable (72-1464-xx)



Table B-3: Access Server Shelf T1/E1 PRI Cable (72-1464-xx) 
RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 36 Pin

1 (tan)

PRI 0

1

2

T1-1 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

20

2

T1-1 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

2

4

1

T1-1 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

21

5

T1-1 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

3

2 (tan)

PRI 1

1

2

T1-2 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

22

2

T1-2 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

4

4

1

T1-2 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

23

5

T1-2 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

5

3 (tan)

PRI 2

1

2

T1-3 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

24

2

T1-3 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

6

4

1

T1-3 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

25

5

T1-3 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

7

4 (tan)

PRI 3

1

2

T1-4 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

26

2

T1-4 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

8

4

1

T1-4 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

27

5

T1-4 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

9


Figure B-5:
Access Server Shelf T1/E1 (8) PRI Cable (72-1492-xx)



Table B-4: Access Server Shelf T1/E1 (8) PRI Cable (72-1492-xx) 
RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 36 Pin

1 (tan)

PRI 0

1

2

T1-1 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

20

2

T1-1 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

2

4

1

T1-1 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

21

5

T1-1 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

3

2 (tan)

PRI 1

1

2

T1-2 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

22

2

T1-2 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

4

4

1

T1-2 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

23

5

T1-2 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

5

3 (tan)

PRI 2

1

2

T1-3 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

24

2

T1-3 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

6

4

1

T1-3 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

25

5

T1-3 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

7

4 (tan)

PRI 3

1

2

T1-4 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

26

2

T1-4 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

8

4

1

T1-4 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

27

5

T1-4 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

9

4

1

T1-1 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

21

5

T1-1 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

3

5 (tan)

PRI 4

1

2

T1-2 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

28

2

T1-2 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

10

4

1

T1-2 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

29

5

T1-2 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

11

6 (tan)

PRI 5

1

2

T1-2 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

30

2

T1-2 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

12

4

1

T1-2 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

31

5

T1-2 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

13

7 (tan)

PRI 6

1

2

T1-3 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

32

2

T1-3 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

14

4

1

T1-3 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

33

5

T1-3 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

15

8 (tan)

PRI 7

1

2

T1-4 Rx-

T1/E1 PRI Receive -

34

2

T1-4 Rx+

T1/E1 PRI Receive +

16

4

1

T1-4 Tx-

T1/E1 PRI Transmit -

35

5

T1-4 Tx+

T1/E1 PRI Transmit +

17

Router Shelf Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The following sections describe cable assemblies and pinouts for the Router Shelf.

Router Shelf Ethernet Switching Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Router Shelf's Ethernet switching cables (See Figure B-6) connect from the Ethernet ports on the Cisco Ethernet switching port adapter as follows:


Figure B-6: Router Shelf Ethernet Switching Cables (72-1462-xx and 72-1487-xx)



Table B-5: Router Shelf Ethernet Switching Cables (72-1462-xx and 72-1487-xx)
RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 50 Pin

1 (yellow)

Port 1

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

1

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

26

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

2

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

27

2 (yellow)

Port 2

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

3

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

28

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

4

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

29

3 (yellow)

Port 3

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

5

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

30

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

6

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

31

4 (yellow)

Port 4

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

7

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

32

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

8

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

33

5 (yellow)

Port 5

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

9

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

34

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

10

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

35

6 (yellow)

Port 6

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

11

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

36

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

12

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

37

7 (yellow)

Port 7

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

13

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

38

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

14

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

39

8 (yellow)

Port 8

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

15

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

40

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

16

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

41

9 (yellow)

Port 9

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

17

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

42

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

18

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

43

10 (yellow)

Port 10

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

19

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

44

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

20

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

45

11 (yellow)

Port 11

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

21

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

46

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

22

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

47

12 (yellow)

Port 12

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

23

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

48

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

24

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

49

Console/Ethernet Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Router Shelf's Console/Ethernet cables (See Figure B-7) connect from console and Ethernet ports on the Router Shelf to J41 (in the case of Router Shelf 2) and J44 (in the case of Router Shelf 1) on the signal harness.

This cable connects the Router Shelves to the System Controller for console management. (See Figure B-7 and Table B-6.)


Figure B-7: Router Shelf Console/Ethernet Cables (72-1465-xx)



Table B-6: Router Shelf Console/Ethernet Cables (72-1465-xx) 
RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 15 Pin

1 (light blue)

Console

1

4

-

-

-

2

CON DSR

Console Data Set Ready

15

3

3

CON Rx

Console Receive

13

4

CON Rx_GND

Console Receive Ground

6

5

2

CON Tx_GND

Console Transmit Ground

7

6

CON Tx

Console Transmit

14

7

1

CON DTR

Console Data Terminal Ready

8

8

-

-

-

2 (yellow)

Ethernet

1

2

ETH Tx+

Transmit +

1

2

ETH Tx-

Transmit -

9

3

1

ETH Rx+

Receive +

3

6

ETH Rx-

Receive -

11

Router Shelf Controller and Interconnect Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Router Shelf's controller and interconnect cables (See Figure B-8 and Figure B-9) connect the Router Shelves in to the other Router Shelf in dual Router Shelf configurations:

These cables look the same but do not have the same pinouts:


Figure B-8: Router Shelf Controller and Interconnect Cables (72-1489-xx and 72-1490-xx)



Figure B-9:
Router Shelves Showing Controller and Interconnect Cables



Table B-7: Router Shelf Controller Cable (72-1489-xx) 

Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin RJ-45 Pin

RS 5/0 to RS 0/0

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

5

6

6

7

7

8

8


Table B-8: Router Shelf Interconnect Cable (72-1490-xx) 
Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin RJ-45 Pin

RS 5/1 on Router Shelf 1 to RS 5/1 on Router Shelf 2

1

3

2

6

3

1

4

4

5

5

6

2

7

7

8

8

System Controller Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The System Controller connects to the signal harness using two cable types. These cables are described in the following sections:

Fast Ethernet Cable Assembly and Pinout

The System Controller's Fast Ethernet cable connects from the Fast Ethernet ports on the System Controller to J48 on the signal harness. (See Figure B-10 and Table B-9.)


Figure B-10: System Controller Fast Ethernet Cable (72-1457-xx)



Table B-9: System Controller Fast Ethernet Cables (72-1457-xx) 

RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 9 Pin

1 (yellow)

Fast Ethernet 1

1

2

ETH-1 Tx+

Transmit +

1

2

ETH-1 Tx-

Transmit -

6

3

1

ETH-1 Rx+

Receive +

2

6

ETH-1 Rx-

Receive -

7

2 (yellow)

Fast Ethernet 0

1

2

ETH-2 Tx+

Transmit +

5

2

ETH-2 Tx-

Transmit -

9

3

1

ETH-2 Rx+

Receive +

4

6

ETH-2 Rx-

Receive -

8

Asynchronous Cable Assembly and Pinout

The System Controller's Fast Ethernet cable connects from the Fast Ethernet ports on the System Controller to J48 on the signal harness. (See Figure B-11 and Table B-10.)


Figure B-11: System Controller Asynchronous Cable (72-1461-xx)



Table B-10: System Controller Asynchronous Cable (72-1461-xx)
Connector Number 68-Pin SCSI Signal Description Connector Number 68-Pin SCSI Twisted Pair

1

1

-

-

2

1

1

2

RTS

Request To Send

2

2

3

TxD

Transmit Data

3

3

4

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

4

4

5

DSR

Data Set Ready

5

5

6

RTS

Request To Send

6

6

7

TxD

Transmit Data

7

7

8

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

8

8

9

DSR

Data Set Ready

9

9

10

RTS

Request To Send

10

10

11

TxD

Transmit Data

11

11

12

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

12

12

13

DSR

Data Set Ready

13

13

14

RTS

Request To Send

14

14

15

TxD

Transmit Data

15

15

16

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

16

16

17

DSR

Data Set Ready

17

17

18

RTS

Request To Send

18

18

19

TxD

Transmit Data

19

19

20

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

20

20

21

DSR

Data Set Ready

21

21

22

RTS

Request To Send

22

22

23

TxD

Transmit Data

23

23

24

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

24

24

25

DSR

Data Set Ready

25

25

26

RTS

Request To Send

26

26

27

TxD

Transmit Data

27

27

28

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

28

28

29

DSR

Data Set Ready

29

29

30

RTS

Request To Send

30

30

31

TxD

Transmit Data

31

31

32

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

32

32

33

DSR

Data Set Ready

33

33

34

-

-

34

34

35

-

-

35

1

36

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

36

2

1

37

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

2

37

3

38

RxD

Receive Data

38

4

39

CTS

Clear To Send

39

5

40

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

40

6

41

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

41

7

42

RxD

Receive Data

42

8

43

CTS

Clear To Send

43

9

44

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

44

10

45

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

45

11

46

RxD

Receive Data

46

12

47

CTS

Clear To Send

47

13

48

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

48

14

49

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

49

15

50

RxD

Receive Data

50

16

51

CTS

Clear To Send

51

17

52

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

52

18

53

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

53

19

54

RxD

Receive Data

54

20

55

CTS

Clear To Send

55

21

56

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

56

22

57

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

57

23

58

RxD

Receive Data

58

24

59

CTS

Clear To Send

59

25

60

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

60

26

61

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

61

27

62

RxD

Receive Data

62

28

63

CTS

Clear To Send

63

29

64

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

64

30

65

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

65

31

66

RxD

Receive Data

66

32

67

CTS

Clear To Send

67

33

68

-

-

68

34

Gatekeeper Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Gatekeeper cable connects to the signal harness with a three-legged cable (72-1646-xx) as shown in Figure B-12. This cable connects the console and Ethernet ports ( E0 and E1) on the Gatekeeper to the signal harness.


Figure B-12: Gatekeeper Cable Assemblies and Pinouts (72-1646-xx)



Table B-11: Gatekeeper Cable Assemblies and Pinouts (72-1646-xx) 
RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 25-Pin

1 (light blue)

Console

1

4

-

-

-

2

CON DSR

Console Data Set Ready

8

3

3

CON Rx

Console Receive

6

4

CON Rx_GND

Console Receive Ground

19

5

2

CON Tx_GND

Console Transmit Ground

20

6

CON Tx

Console Transmit

7

7

1

CON DTR

Console Data Terminal Ready

21

8

-

-

-

2 (yellow)

10/100BaseT

1

2

ETH-1 Tx+

Ethernet Transmit +

1

2

ETH-1 Tx-

Ethernet Transmit -

14

3

1

ETH-1 Rx+

Ethernet Receive +

3

6

ETH-1 Rx-

Ethernet Receive -

16

3 (yellow)

10BaseT

1

2

ETH-2 Tx+

Ethernet Transmit +

25

2

ETH-2 Tx-

Ethernet Transmit -

13

3

1

ETH-2 Rx+

Ethernet Receive +

23

6

ETH-2 Rx-

Ethernet Receive -

11

Switch Shelf Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

This section lists the pinouts for ports on the supervisor engine module of the Switch Shelf. All pins not specifically listed are not connected. Following is a list of the signal summaries contained in this section:

Ethernet Switching Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Switch Shelf's Ethernet switching cables (see Figure B-13) connect from the Fast Ethernet ports on the Switch Shelf to J56 and J57 on the signal harness. These cables provide Ethernet switching connections to the Access Server Shelves. (See Figure B-1 and Table B-12.)


Figure B-13: Switch Shelf Ethernet Switching Cables (72-1462-xx)



Table B-12: Switch Shelf Ethernet Switching Cables (72-1462-xx)

 

RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 50 Pin

1 (yellow)

Port 1

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

1

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

26

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

2

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

27

2 (yellow)

Port 2

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

3

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

28

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

4

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

29

3 (yellow)

Port 3

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

5

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

30

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

6

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

31

4 (yellow)

Port 4

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

7

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

32

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

8

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

33

5 (yellow)

Port 5

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

9

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

34

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

10

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

35

6 (yellow)

Port 6

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

11

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

36

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

12

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

37

7 (yellow)

Port 7

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

13

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

38

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

14

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

39

8 (yellow)

Port 8

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

15

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

40

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

16

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

41

9 (yellow)

Port 9

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

17

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

42

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

18

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

43

10 (yellow)

Port 10

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

19

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

44

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

20

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

45

11 (yellow)

Port 11

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

21

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

46

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

22

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

47

12 (yellow)

Port 12

1

2

Tx+

Transmit +

23

2

2

Tx-

Transmit -

48

3

1

Rx+

Receive +

24

6

1

Rx-

Receive -

49

Console/Ethernet Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The Switch Shelf's Console/Ethernet cables (see Figure B-14) connect from console and Fast Ethernet ports on the Switch Shelf's Supervisor Module to J55 on the signal harness.

This cable connects the Switch Shelf to the System Controller for console management. (See Figure B-14 and Table B-13.)


Figure B-14: Switch Shelf Console/Ethernet Cable (72-1486-xx)



Table B-13: Switch Shelf Console/Ethernet Cable (72-1486-xx) 

RJ-45 Plug Shelf Connection RJ-45 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 25-Pin

1 (light blue)

Console

1

4

Unused

-

-

2

CON DSR

Console Data Set Ready

8

3

3

CON Rx

Console Receive

6

4

CON Rx_GND

Console Receive Ground

19

5

2

CON Tx_GND

Console Transmit Ground

20

6

CON Tx

Console Transmit

7

7

1

CON DTR

Console Data Terminal Ready

21

8

Unused

-

-

2 (yellow)

Fast Ethernet 1

1

2

ETH-1 Tx+

Ethernet Transmit +

1

2

ETH-1 Tx-

Ethernet Transmit -

14

3

1

ETH-1 Rx+

Ethernet Receive +

3

6

ETH-1 Rx-

Ethernet Receive -

16

3 (yellow)

Fast Ethernet 2

1

2

ETH-1 Tx+

Ethernet Transmit +

25

2

ETH-1 Tx-

Ethernet Transmit -

13

3

1

ETH-1 Rx+

Ethernet Receive +

23

6

ETH-1 Rx-

Ethernet Receive -

11

Cabinet Interconnect Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

The cabinet interconnect cables are used to scale beyond 14 Access Server Shelves. The primary cabinet contains the first 14 Access Server Shelves, the two Router Shelves, the Switch Shelf, and the System Controller. The secondary cabinet contains Access Server Shelves 15 through 21.

These cables all connect from one signal harness to the other to allow data communications between the cabinets.

There are three types of expansion cables, which are described in the following sections:

Asynchronous Cable Assembly and Pinout

Two cabinet interconnect asynchronous cables (72-1460-xx) are used to connect:

See Figure B-15 and Table B-14.


Figure B-15: Cabinet Interconnect Asynchronous Cable (72-1460-xx)



Table B-14: Cabinet Interconnect Asynchronous Cable (72-1460-xx) 

Jack Number 68-Pin SCSI Signal Description Jack Number 68-Pin SCSI Twisted Pair

1

1

-

-

2

1

1

2

RTS

Request To Send

2

2

3

TxD

Transmit Data

3

3

4

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

4

4

5

DSR

Data Set Ready

5

5

6

RTS

Request To Send

6

6

7

TxD

Transmit Data

7

7

8

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

8

8

9

DSR

Data Set Ready

9

9

10

RTS

Request To Send

10

10

11

TxD

Transmit Data

11

11

12

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

12

12

13

DSR

Data Set Ready

13

13

14

RTS

Request To Send

14

14

15

TxD

Transmit Data

15

15

16

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

16

16

17

DSR

Data Set Ready

17

17

18

RTS

Request To Send

18

18

19

TxD

Transmit Data

19

19

20

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

20

20

21

DSR

Data Set Ready

21

21

22

RTS

Request To Send

22

22

23

TxD

Transmit Data

23

23

24

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

24

24

25

DSR

Data Set Ready

25

25

26

RTS

Request To Send

26

26

27

TxD

Transmit Data

27

27

1

28

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

2

28

28

29

DSR

Data Set Ready

29

29

30

RTS

Request To Send

30

30

31

TxD

Transmit Data

31

31

32

Rx-GND

Receive Ground

32

32

33

DSR

Data Set Ready

33

33

34

-

-

34

34

35

-

-

35

1

36

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

36

2

37

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

37

3

38

RxD

Receive Data

38

4

39

CTS

Clear To Send

39

5

40

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

40

6

41

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

41

7

42

RxD

Receive Data

42

8

43

CTS

Clear To Send

43

9

44

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

44

10

45

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

45

11

46

RxD

Receive Data

46

12

47

CTS

Clear To Send

47

13

48

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

48

14

49

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

49

15

50

RxD

Receive Data

50

16

51

CTS

Clear To Send

51

17

52

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

52

18

53

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

53

19

54

RxD

Receive Data

54

20

55

CTS

Clear To Send

55

21

56

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

56

22

57

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

57

23

58

RxD

Receive Data

58

24

59

CTS

Clear To Send

59

25

60

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

60

26

61

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

61

27

62

RxD

Receive Data

62

28

63

CTS

Clear To Send

63

29

64

DTR

Data Terminal Ready

64

30

1

65

Tx-GND

Transmit Ground

2

65

31

66

RxD

Receive Data

66

32

67

CTS

Clear To Send

67

33

68

-

-

68

34

Ethernet Cable Assemblies and Pinouts

There are two types of cabinet interconnect Ethernet cables:

Ethernet Cable

The 10Base T cable connects the cabinet to provide an Ethernet connection for console management. (See Figure B-16 and Table B-15.)


Figure B-16: Cabinet Interconnect Ethernet Cable (72-1458-xx)



Table B-15: Cabinet Interconnect Ethernet Cable (72-1458-xx) 

9 Pin Twisted Pair Signal Description 25 Pin

1

1

ME-5 Tx+

Transmit +

1

2

ME-5 Rx+

Receive +

2

4

2

ME-6 Rx+

Receive +

4

5

ME-6 Tx+

Transmit +

3

6

3

ME-5 Tx-

Transmit -

14

7

ME-5 Rx-

Receive -

15

8

4

ME-6 Rx-

Receive -

17

9

ME-6 Tx-

Transmit -

16

Fast Ethernet Cable

The 100/10BaseT cable for cabinet interconnect provides Fast Ethernet and Ethernet connectivity to transmit data from the Access Server Shelves in the expansion cabinet to the Switch Shelf and Router Shelves in the primary cabinet. (See Figure B-17 and Table B-16.)


Figure B-17: Cabinet Interconnect Fast Ethernet Cable (72-1459-xx)



Table B-16: Cabinet Interconnect Fast Ethernet Cable (72-1459-xx) 
Jack Number 50-Pin Signal Description Jack Number 50-Pin Twisted Pair

1

1

Tx+

Transmit +

2

1

1

2

Rx+

Receive +

2

2

3

Tx+

Transmit +

3

3

4

Rx+

Receive +

4

4

5

Tx+

Transmit +

5

5

6

Rx+

Receive +

6

6

7

Tx+

Transmit +

7

7

8

Rx+

Receive +

8

8

9

Tx+

Transmit +

9

9

10

Rx+

Receive +

10

10

11

Tx+

Transmit +

11

11

12

Rx+

Receive +

12

12

13

Tx+

Transmit +

13

13

14

Rx+

Receive +

14

14

15

Tx+

Transmit +

15

15

16

Rx+

Receive +

16

16

17

Tx+

Transmit +

17

17

18

Rx+

Receive +

18

18

19

-

-

19

19

20

-

-

20

20

21

-

-

21

21

22

-

-

22

22

23

-

-

23

23

1

24

-

-

2

24

24

25

-

-

25

25

26

Tx-

Transmit -

26

1

27

Rx-

Receive -

27

2

28

Tx-

Transmit -

28

3

29

Rx-

Receive -

29

4

30

Tx-

Transmit -

30

5

31

Rx-

Receive -

31

6

32

Tx-

Transmit -

32

7

33

Rx-

Receive -

33

8

34

Tx-

Transmit -

34

9

35

Rx-

Receive -

35

10

36

Tx-

Transmit -

36

11

37

Rx-

Receive -

37

12

38

Tx-

Transmit -

38

13

39

Rx-

Receive -

39

14

40

Tx-

Transmit -

40

15

41

Rx-

Receive -

41

16

42

Tx-

Transmit -

42

17

43

Rx-

Receive -

43

18

44

-

-

44

19

45

-

-

45

20

46

-

-

46

21

47

-

-

47

22

48

-

-

48

23

49

-

-

49

24

50

-

-

50

25

System Port Mapping

The following tables describe the port mapping for the Cisco AccessPath Model 531 system.

This mapping describes the connections between ports that are normally hidden by the cables within the signal harness. Use these tables for troubleshooting or for making connections between the appropriate ports if you want to do so without using the signal harness.


Table B-17: Router Shelf Port Mapping—Midrange, High-End, and High-End/Extended Configurations 

From Shelf Port To Shelf Port

Router Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 5/0

Router Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 0/0

Fast Ethernet 5/1

Router Shelf 2

Fast Ethernet 5/1

Ethernet 5/2

System Controller

Ethernet 1/0

Ethernet 5/3

Access Server Shelf 1

Ethernet 0

Ethernet 5/4

Access Server Shelf 2

Ethernet 5/5

Access Server Shelf 3

Ethernet 5/6

Access Server Shelf 4

Ethernet 5/7

Access Server Shelf 5

Ethernet 5/8

Access Server Shelf 6

Ethernet 5/9

Access Server Shelf 7

Ethernet 5/10

Access Server Shelf 8

Ethernet 5/11

Access Server Shelf 9

Ethernet 5/12

Access Server Shelf 10/ Gatekeeper Shelf 2

Ethernet 0/

Ethernet 1/1

Ethernet 5/13

Access Server Shelf 11/ Gatekeeper Shelf 1

Ethernet 0/

Ethernet 1/1

Fast Ethernet 1/0

Switch Shelf

Port 1/1

Router Shelf 2

Fast Ethernet 5/0

Router Shelf 2

Fast Ethernet 0/0

Fast Ethernet 5/1

Router Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 5/1

Ethernet 5/2

Access Server Shelf 12

Ethernet 0

Ethernet 5/3

Access Server Shelf 13

Ethernet 5/4

Access Server Shelf 14

Ethernet 5/5

Access Server Shelf 15

Ethernet 5/6

Access Server Shelf 16

Ethernet 5/7

Access Server Shelf 17

Ethernet 5/8

Access Server Shelf 18

Ethernet 5/9

Access Server Shelf 19

Ethernet 5/10

Access Server Shelf 20/Gatekeeper Shelf 2

Ethernet 0/

Ethernet 1/1

Ethernet 5/11

Access Server Shelf 21/Gatekeeper Shelf 1

Ethernet 0/

Ethernet 1/1

Fast Ethernet 1/0

Switch Shelf

Port 1/2


Table B-18: Switch Shelf Port Mapping—Midrange, High-End, and High-End/Extended Configurations 

From Shelf Port To Shelf Port

Switch Shelf

Port 1/1

Router Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 1/0

Port 1/2

Router Shelf 2

Port 2/1

System Controller

Ethernet 1/1

Port 2/2

Access Server Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 0

Port 2/3

Access Server Shelf 2

Port 2/4

Access Server Shelf 3

Port 2/5

Access Server Shelf 4

Port 2/6

Access Server Shelf 5

Port 2/7

Access Server Shelf 6

Port 2/8

Access Server Shelf 7

Port 2/9

Access Server Shelf 8

Port 2/10

Access Server Shelf 9

Port 2/11

Access Server Shelf 10/Gatekeeper Shelf 2

Fast Ethernet 0/ Ethernet 1/0

Port 2/12

Access Server Shelf 11/Gatekeeper Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 0/ Ethernet 1/0

Port 2/13

Access Server Shelf 12

Port 2/14

Access Server Shelf 13/Gatekeeper Shelf 2

Fast Ethernet 0/ Ethernet 1/0

Port 2/15

Access Server Shelf 14/Gatekeeper Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 0/ Ethernet 1/0

Port 2/16

Access Server Shelf 15

Port 2/17

Access Server Shelf 16

Port 2/18

Access Server Shelf 17

Port 2/19

Access Server Shelf 18

Port 2/20

Access Server Shelf 19

Port 2/21

Access Server Shelf 20/Gatekeeper Shelf 2

Fast Ethernet 0/ Ethernet 1/0

Port 2/22

Access Server Shelf 21/Gatekeeper Shelf 1

Fast Ethernet 0/ Ethernet 1/0


Table B-19: System Controller Port Mapping—Midrange, High-End, and High-End/Extended Configurations 

From Shelf Port To Shelf Port

System Controller

Async 1

Access Server Shelf 1

Console

Async 2

Access Server Shelf 2

Async 3

Access Server Shelf 3

Async 4

Access Server Shelf 4

Async 5

Access Server Shelf 5

Async 6

Access Server Shelf 6

Async 7

Access Server Shelf 7

Async 8

Router Shelf 1

Async 9

Router Shelf 2

Async 10

Cisco 3640

Shelf 2

-

Async 11

Switch Shelf/ Gatekeeper Shelf 1

-

Async 12

-

-

Async 13

Gatekeeper Shelf 2

-

Async 14

Gatekeeper Shelf 1

-

Async 15

-

-

Async 16

-

-

Async 17

-

-

Async 18

-

-

Async 19

Access Server Shelf 8

Console

Async 20

Access Server Shelf 9

Async 21

Access Server Shelf 10/Gatekeeper Shelf 2

Async 22

Access Server Shelf 11/Gatekeeper Shelf 1

Async 23

Access Server Shelf 12

Async 24

Access Server Shelf 13

Async 25

Access Server Shelf 14

Async 26

Access Server Shelf 15

Async 27

Access Server Shelf 16

Async 28

Access Server Shelf 17

Async 29

Access Server Shelf 18

Async 30

Access Server Shelf 19

Async 31

Access Server Shelf 20

Async 32

Access Server Shelf 21


Note Patch panels 3 and 4 appear only in systems equipped with 8-PRI based Access Server Shelves.


Table B-20: Access Server Port Mapping on Patch Panels (Primary Cabinet)
Patch Panel Port/Circuit Access Server Access Server Port

PP01

1

AS01

0

PP01

2

AS01

1

PP01

3

AS01

2

PP01

4

AS01

3

PP01

5

AS02

0

PP01

6

AS02

1

PP01

7

AS02

2

PP01

8

AS02

3

PP01

9

AS03

0

PP01

10

AS03

1

PP01

11

AS03

2

PP01

12

AS03

3

PP01

13

AS04

0

PP01

14

AS04

1

PP01

15

AS04

2

PP01

16

AS04

3

PP01

17

AS05

0

PP01

18

AS05

1

PP01

19

AS05

2

PP01

20

AS05

3

PP01

21

AS06

0

PP01

22

AS06

1

PP01

23

AS06

2

PP01

24

AS06

3

PP01

25

AS07

0

PP01

26

AS07

1

PP01

27

AS07

2

PP01

28

AS07

3

PP02

1

AS08

0

PP02

2

AS08

1

PP02

3

AS08

2

PP02

4

AS08

3

PP02

5

AS09

0

PP02

6

AS09

1

PP02

7

AS09

2

PP02

8

AS09

3

PP02

9

AS10

0

PP02

10

AS10

1

PP02

11

AS10

2

PP02

12

AS10

3

PP02

13

AS11

0

PP02

14

AS11

1

PP02

15

AS11

2

PP02

16

AS11

3

PP02

17

AS12

0

PP02

18

AS12

1

PP02

19

AS12

2

PP02

20

AS12

3

PP02

21

AS13

0

PP02

22

AS13

1

PP02

23

AS13

2

PP02

24

AS13

3

PP02

25

AS14

0

PP02

26

AS14

1

PP02

27

AS14

2

PP02

28

AS14

3

PP03

1

AS01

4

PP03

2

AS01

5

PP03

3

AS01

6

PP03

4

AS01

7

PP03

5

AS02

4

PP03

6

AS02

5

PP03

7

AS02

6

PP03

8

AS02

7

PP03

9

AS03

4

PP03

10

AS03

5

PP03

11

AS03

6

PP03

12

AS03

7

PP03

13

AS04

4

PP03

14

AS04

5

PP03

15

AS04

6

PP03

16

AS04

7

PP03

17

AS05

4

PP03

18

AS05

5

PP03

19

AS05

6

PP03

20

AS05

7

PP03

21

AS06

4

PP03

22

AS06

5

PP03

23

AS06

6

PP03

24

AS06

7

PP03

25

AS07

4

PP03

26

AS07

5

PP03

27

AS07

6

PP03

28

AS07

7

PP04

1

AS08

4

PP04

2

AS08

5

PP04

3

AS08

6

PP04

4

AS08

7

PP04

5

AS09

4

PP04

6

AS09

5

PP04

7

AS09

6

PP04

8

AS09

7

PP04

9

AS10

4

PP04

10

AS10

5

PP04

11

AS10

6

PP04

12

AS10

7

PP04

13

AS11

4

PP04

14

AS11

5

PP04

15

AS11

6

PP04

16

AS11

7

PP04

17

AS12

4

PP04

18

AS12

5

PP04

19

AS12

6

PP04

20

AS12

7

PP04

21

AS13

4

PP04

22

AS13

5

PP04

23

AS13

6

PP04

24

AS13

7

PP04

25

AS14

4

PP04

26

AS14

5

PP04

27

AS14

6

PP04

28

AS14

7


Table B-21: Access Server Port Mapping on Patch Panels (Extended Cabinet)
Patch Panel Port/Circuit Access Server Access Server Port

PP01

1

AS15

0

PP01

2

AS15

1

PP01

3

AS15

2

PP01

4

AS15

3

PP01

5

AS16

0

PP01

6

AS16

1

PP01

7

AS16

2

PP01

8

AS16

3

PP01

9

AS17

0

PP01

10

AS17

1

PP01

11

AS17

2

PP01

12

AS17

3

PP01

13

AS18

0

PP01

14

AS18

1

PP01

15

AS18

2

PP01

16

AS18

3

PP01

17

AS19

0

PP01

18

AS19

1

PP01

19

AS19

2

PP01

20

AS19

3

PP01

21

AS20

0

PP01

22

AS20

1

PP01

23

AS20

2

PP01

24

AS20

3

PP01

25

AS21

0

PP01

26

AS21

1

PP01

27

AS21

2

PP01

28

AS21

3

PP02

1

AS15

4

PP02

2

AS15

5

PP02

3

AS15

6

PP02

4

AS15

7

PP02

5

AS16

4

PP02

6

AS16

5

PP02

7

AS16

6

PP02

8

AS16

7

PP02

9

AS17

4

PP02

10

AS17

5

PP02

11

AS17

6

PP02

12

AS17

7

PP02

13

AS18

4

PP02

14

AS18

5

PP02

15

AS18

6

PP02

16

AS18

7

PP02

17

AS19

4

PP02

18

AS19

5

PP02

19

AS19

6

PP02

20

AS19

7

PP02

21

AS20

4

PP02

22

AS20

5

PP02

23

AS20

6

PP02

24

AS20

7

PP02

25

AS21

4

PP02

26

AS21

5

PP02

27

AS21

6

PP02

28

AS21

7


Table B-22:
Cable Connections between Signal Harness and Patch Panels (Primary Cabinet)

From Signal Harness Cable 72-1466-XX Plug To Patch Panel Patch Panel Connector

J2

P1

1

J1

J2

P2

1

J2

J2

P3

1

J3

J2

P4

1

J4

J1

P1

1

J5

J1

P2

1

J6

J1

P3

1

J7

J10

P1

2

J1

J10

P2

2

J2

J10

P3

2

J3

J10

P4

2

J4

J9

P1

2

J5

J9

P2

2

J6

J9

P3

2

J7

J4

P1

3

J1

J4

P2

3

J2

J4

P3

3

J3

J4

P4

3

J4

J3

P1

3

J5

J3

P2

3

J6

J3

P3

3

J7

J12

P1

4

J1

J12

P2

4

J2

J12

P3

4

J3

J12

P4

4

J4

J11

P1

4

J5

J11

P2

4

J6

J11

P3

4

J7


Table B-23:
Cable Connections between Signal Harness and Patch Panels (Extended Cabinet
From Signal Harness Cable 72-1466-XX Plug To Patch Panel Patch Panel Connector

J2

P1

1

J1

J2

P2

1

J2

J2

P3

1

J3

J2

P4

1

J4

J1

P1

1

J5

J1

P2

1

J6

J1

P3

1

J7

J4

P1

2

J1

J4

P2

2

J2

J4

P3

2

J3

J4

P4

2

J4

J3

P1

2

J5

J3

P2

2

J6

J3

P3

2

J7

)

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