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The X1911/X1960/X1981 uses digital trunk cables, high-density user cables, and AC power cables.

Digital Trunk Cable

The X1911/X1960/X1981 uses digital trunk cables to connect various inter-office trunk devices. Table 1 shows a digital trunk cable.

Table 1 Digital trunk cables

Name

Picture

E1 trunk cable

Figure 1 1E1 trunk cable

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Figure 2 2E1 trunk cable

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75-120-ohm transfer box

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This transfer box converts 75-ohm unbalanced E1 signals to 120-ohm balanced E1 signals for connection using E1 trunks.

T1 trunk cable

Figure 3 1T1 trunk cable

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Figure 4 2T1 trunk cable

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High-Density User Cable

Analog phones use high-density user cables to connect to FXS ports of the X1911/X1960/X1981. Figure 5 shows a high-density user cable.

Figure 5 High-density user cable

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Power Cable

If AC power supplie is used, the AC power cable shown in Figure 7 must be used.

Figure 7 AC power cable

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