WorldDSL™ Single-Slot Remote Enclosure (ERE-811-L5)

Quick Installation Guide

OVERVIEW SPECIFICATIONS
The ADC® WorldDSL™ ERE-811-L5 (Figure 1) is a remote enclosure designed to house one Compatibility Works with WD92xGx, UTU-91x, LTU-80x, UTU-7xx and
HDSL Line Termination Unit (LTU-804-L1C), one HDSL Universal Terminal Unit (UTU-804- UTU-80x.
L1C), 1-pair G.SHDSL Universal Termination Unit (UTU-91x) or one two-pair G.SHDSL line
card (WD92xGx). The LTUs, UTUs and WD92xGx are High-bit-rate Digital Subscriber Line Environmental
(xDSL) cards from the ADC’s WorldDSL product line. The ERE-811-L5 enclosure provides Operating Temp. +32°F to +122°F (0°C to +50°C)
rear connector interfaces for power, E1, Nx64K and xDSL lines and alarm signals. Operating Humidity Up to 95% non-condensing
Connectors
xDSL stands for HDSL or G.SHDSL.
Data Port One DB-25F
xDSL Line One DB-9F
G.703/704/Alarm One DB-15F (balanced, 120 Ω, two BNCs (unbalanced,
75 Ω). DB-15F connector includes relay with Common, Normally
Open and Normally Closed contacts.
DC Power Three quick-connect terminals (-48 V, RTN, Frame Ground).
xDSL card input voltage range is -36 Vdc to -72 Vdc.
AC Power IEC 320 power cord receptacle. DC supply module accepts 100 to
240 V, 50 or 60 Hz AC power.
Physical
Capacity One WD92xGx, LTU-80x, UTU-91x or UTU-80x card
Finish Powder-coated aluminum
Dimensions
Figure 1. ERE-811-L5 with WD924GN-1B-01 Card Installed
Height 2.25 inches (57 mm)
POWER Width 7.75 inches (197 mm)
The xDSL card installed in the ERE-811-L5 can be locally powered or line powered based on
Depth 11.25 inches (286 mm)
the selection of the line card at the Central Office (CO) end. The LTU-80x cards are always
locally powered. The UTU cards must be locally powered and do not provide line power to Weight 1.9 lbs (0.85 kg)
other units. The WD92xGx can be locally powered or line powered. WD92xGL units generate Regulatory Approvals
line power and WD92xGN units terminate line power. GL and GN cards should be used in Safety EN 60950
pairs for line power application.
Overvoltage K.20, K.21
The ERE-811-L5 has an internal universal input AC power supply. The unswitched AC power
EMC EN 55022, EN 50082-1 (IEC 801-2/3/4)
input is routed to a DC supply module, which in turn powers the xDSL card.
Power from a local DC supply can be applied to the xDSL card in the ERE-811-L5 through a
rear-panel power-terminal strip (provided on the ERE-811-L5 enclosure).

MOUNTING
The ERE-811-L5 may be used as a desktop unit or mounted on a wall using the holes on the
bottom of the unit. For more information, see Mounting the Enclosure on page 2.
The ERE-811-L5 has a universal power cord IEC connector, allowing it to accept multiple
international-type power cords. The power cord is not provided, but can be ordered as an
additional item.

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STEP 1: INSTALLATION To mount the ERE-811-L5 on a wall:
Step Action
Use of this product in a manner other than defined in this installation
CAUTION
guide may cause damage to equipment or injury to personnel. 1 Remove the two screws on each side of the enclosure and remove the enclosure
cover.
AC power cords are not included in the ERE-811-L5 shipping carton. They can be NOTE: The two elongated holes on the bottom of the ERE-811-L5 enclosure are
ordered (optionally) and shipped separately. used to mount the unit on a wall. Use the bottom of the enclosure as a mounting-
hole template as instructed in step 2.
For specific CE Mark compliant combinations, see the EC Declaration of Conformity 2 Hold the bottom of the enclosure against the wall and mark the location of the two
for WorldDSL products (LTPE-DC-3165). mounting holes with a pencil.
If a problem has been isolated to this unit, do not attempt to repair it. The 3 Screw two #6 x 1-inch self-tapping screws into the wall at the locations marked in
CAUTION
unit's components are not user serviceable; therefore, they must not be step 2.
replaced. Please return the unit to ADC for repairs. 4 Position the bottom of the enclosure over the two mounting screws and slide it
The disconnect device for this equipment is the power cord. It must be downward.
installed in a location that can always be accessible to the user.
5 Tighten the two mounting screws to secure the enclosure in place.
Be careful when installing or modifying telephone lines. Dangerous
voltages can be present. It is unsafe to install telephone wiring during a 6 Replace the enclosure cover using the screws removed in step 1.
lightning storm.
Always disconnect all telephone lines and power connections before Integrated Connectors
servicing or disassembling this equipment. For performance and safety All connectors are located on the ERE-811-L5 rear panel. The connectors are identified in
reasons, only power supplies listed for use with telephone equipment by Figure 2 and in Table 1 on page 3.
a locally recognized organization should be used with ADC equipment.
All wiring external to the product should follow the local wiring codes.
This unit operates with hazardous voltages. Caution should be exercised
during installation and removal of the cards. Prevent hands and other
objects from going inside the slots since dangerous voltages can be
present internally. Any empty slots should be covered with blank slot
faceplates.

Mounting the Enclosure

If using the ERE-811-L5 as a desktop unit, simply place the ERE-811-L5 on a stable flat
surface. Do not block any of the air vents.
If mounting the enclosure on a wall, select a suitable location. Allow at least 20 inches
(50 cm) of clearance at the front of the unit for operator access and at least 4 inches
(10 cm) at the rear of the unit for power and interface cable connections.

Figure 2. ERE-811-L5 Rear Panel

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 Table 1. ERE-811-L5 Rear Panel Connectors
Item Description
75 Ω in (BNC) connector Receives the E1 unbalanced, 75 Ω G.703 input signal from
your equipment's 75 Ω G.703 output. Connector pinouts
are listed in Table 3.
75 Ω out (BNC) connector Transmits the E1 unbalanced, 75 Ω G.703 output signal to
your equipment's 75 Ω G.703 input. Connector pinouts are
listed in Table 3.
Data port (DB-25F) connector Exchanges Nx64K serial data with your equipment's
Nx64K data port. Connector pinouts are listed in Table 5
on page 4.
120 Ω / Alarm (DB-15F) Exchanges the E1 balanced, 120 Ω G.703 signals with
connector your equipment's 120 Ω G.703 interface. Connector
includes an alarm relay output for G.703 alarms.
Connector pinouts are listed in Table 4.
xDSL line (DB-9F) connector Exchanges data with an NTU (STU-R) or LTU (STU-C)
connected to the xDSL pairs. Connector pinouts are listed
in Table 2.
Power-terminal strip Connects your -48 Vdc power source to the enclosure.
(three-position, -48 Vdc) Pinouts for the power-terminal strip are listed in Table 6 on
page 5.
Power cord connector Accepts an AC power cord that connects to a source of
(ERE-811-L5) 100 to 240 volt, 50 or 60 Hz AC power.
STEP 3: CONNECTING THE G.703 E1 INTERFACE
If your data equipment uses a 75 or 120 Ω G.703 E1 interface, connect its cables to the
appropriate connectors on the ERE-811-L5 rear panel.
The enclosure provides two types of G.703 cable connectors, BNC for 75 Ω coaxial cable and
DB-15F for 120 Ω twisted-pair cable. The location of the two 75 Ω G.703 connectors (In and
Out) and the 120 Ω G.703 interface connector are shown in Figure 2 on page 2. The pinouts
for the 75 Ω G.703 (BNC) In/Out connectors are listed in Table 3. The pinouts for the 120 Ω
G.703 (DB-15F) interface connector are listed in Table 4. The pinouts for the 120 Ω G.703
(BD-25F) Data Port interface connector are listed in Table 5 on page 4.
Make the G.703 interface connections as follows:
• If your equipment uses 75 Ω coaxial cable, connect the equipment's output cable to the
75 Ω IN (BNC) connector on the enclosure rear panel. Connect the equipment's input
cable to the 75 Ω OUT (BNC) connector.
• If your equipment uses 120 Ω twisted-pair cable, connect the cable to the 120 Ω
(DB-15F) interface connector on the enclosure rear panel.
A jumper setting or software configuration must be made on the LTU or UTU line card
to match the type of cable used by your equipment (75 Ω or 120 Ω). Software
configuration is required for selecting 75 Ω or 120 Ω in WD92xGx line cards. For
more information, see the documentation that came with the line card.
Table 3. 75 Ω G.703 In/Out Connector (BNC) Pinouts
Pin Signal Description
Center E1_RTIP G.703 Input, Tip

STEP 2: CONNECTING THE XDSL PAIRS Shield E1_RRING G.703 Input, Ring
Connect the cable containing the xDSL pairs to the xDSL line (DB-9F) connector on the
Table 4. 120 Ω G.703 Interface Connector (DB-15F) Pinouts
enclosure rear panel. The location of the xDSL line connector is shown in Figure 2 on page 2.
The pinouts for the xDSL line connector are listed in Table 2. Pina Signal Description
Table 2. xDSL Line Connector (DB-9F) Pinouts 1 E1-RTIP G.703 Input, Tip
2 E1_R120SCRN G.703 Input port screen
Pina Signal Description
3 E1_TTIP G.703 Output, Tip
4 xDSL_RING_A xDSL Loop 1 (Ring)
4 CGND Chassis ground
9 xDSL_TIP_A xDSL Loop 1 (Tip)
9 E1_RRING G.703 Input, Ring
1 xDSL_RING_B xDSL Loop 2 (Ring)
11 E1_TRING G.703 Output, Ring
6 xDSL_TIP_B xDSL Loop 2 (Tip)
5 ALARM_NC Alarm relay contact, Normally Closed
a. No other pins are used.
7 ALARM_NO Alarm relay contact, Normally Open
14 ALARM_C Alarm relay contact, Common
a. No other pins are used.

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STEP 4: CONNECTING THE NX64K INTERFACE STEP 5: CONNECTING DC POWER
If your data equipment uses an Nx64K serial interface (V.35, V.36, X.21 or RS-530), connect If using DC power on the ERE-811-L5, connect the source of -48 Vdc to the three-
its cable to the Data port connector on the ERE-811-L5 rear panel. The location of the Data position power-terminal strip on the enclosure rear panel (Figure 2 on page 2). The
Port Connector is shown in Figure 2 on page 2. The pinouts for the Data Port Connector are pinouts for the power-terminal strip are listed in Table 6 on page 5.
listed in Table 5.
DC input voltage for all WorldDSL xDSL cards (nominal -48 Vdc,
Table 5. 120 Ω G.703 Data Port Connector (DB-25F) Pinouts CAUTION
tolerance -36 to -72 Vdc) must be supplied by an isolated DC source that
DCE Input/ complies with TNV or earthed SELV requirements of the latest version of
Pina Signal Name V.35 V.36/RS-530 X.21 Output IEC 950.
7 Signal Ground SG SG SG
2 Send Data SD_A SD_A T_A Input To comply with EN 60950, the local source of DC power (when used) may
14 SD_B SD_B T_B not exceed -60 Vdc when the WD92xGx, UTU-91x, UTU-80x-L1C or
LTU-80x-L1C are installed in the ERE-811-L5.
3 Receive Data RD_A RD_A R_A Output
16 RD_B RD_B R_B
To connect DC power:
15 Send Timing SCT_A ST_A S_A Output
12 SCT_B ST_B S_B Step Action
17 Receive Timing RCT_A RT_A Not Used Output 1 Using a small, flat-blade screwdriver, press inward on the slotted button above
9 RCT_B RT_B each terminal-strip opening (Figure 3).
24 Terminal Timing SCTE_A TT_A TT_A Input 2 Insert the leads from your DC supply into the appropriate terminal strip opening
11 SCTE_B TT_B TT_B and release the slotted button.
5 Clear to Send CTS CTS Not Used Output
The insulation on the DC power leads must pass through the openings
13 CAUTION
in the power-terminal strip so that no bare copper wire is exposed.
6 Data Set Ready DSR DSR Not Used Output
22
8 Received Line RLSD RLSD I_A Output
10 Signal Detect I_B FRM
-48 V RTN GND
25 Test Mode TM TM Not Used Output
Slotted Buttons
4 Request to RTS RTS C_A Input
19 Send C_B
20 Data Terminal DTR DTR Not Used Input Power Terminal Strip
23 Ready
18 Local Loopback LL LL Not Used Input
21 Remote RL RL Not Used Input
Loopback
a. No other pins are used. -48 Vdc
Power Supply
(Primary)

Power Supply
Return

Chassis Ground

Figure 3. Connecting DC Power to the ERE-811-L5 Enclosure

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 Table 6. Power-Terminal Strip Pinouts
Pin Signal Description
1 -48 V -48 Vdc Input
2 RTNa -48 Vdc Return ERE-811-L5 Enclosure

3 FRM GND Chassis Ground

a. RTN is connected to chassis ground. W
or
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Guide Rail
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STEP 6: CONNECTING AC POWER

To power the ERE-811-L5 from an AC power source, insert the AC power cord into the power
xDSL Card
cord connector on the ERE-811-L5 rear panel. Plug the other end of the power cord into a
source of 100 to 240 volt, 50 or 60 Hz AC power. Captive Screw

With AC power connected, the internal AC to DC converter is always

CAUTION
operating. Do not insert anything other than a WD92xGx, LTU or UTU into
the ERE-811-L5 card slot.

STEP 7: INSTALLING AN XDSL CARD IN THE ERE-811-L5 ENCLOSURE

Once the enclosure is correctly wired, you can install a WD92xGx, LTU-80x or UTU xDSL
card. Each xDSL card requires a jumper setting that may differ from card to card. To make
the proper jumper setting, see the documentation that came with the WD92xGx, LTU or UTU
xDSL card.
xDSL cards contain static-sensitive components. Be sure to wear an
antistatic wrist strap connected to ground when performing the
installation procedures.
ATTENTION
After setting the jumper on the xDSL card, install it in the enclosure as follows:
Step Action
1 Align the xDSL card with the guide rails at the left and right sides of the enclosure
opening (Figure 4).
Captive Screw
Figure 4. Installing an xDSL Card in the ERE-811-L5 Enclosure
STEP 8: POWERING AN XDSL CARD IN THE ERE-811-L5 ENCLOSURE
WD92xGL cards are always locally powered by a nominal -48 Vdc if using the line/span
powering feature. LTU cards are always locally powered by a nominal -48 Vdc. This local
power is supplied either by the integrated AC-to-DC converter in the ERE-811-L5 or by an
externally connected DC power supply. WD92xGL cards contain circuitry that can deliver
120 Vdc or 160 Vdc over one or both G.SHDSL loops to a remote WD92xGN, WDU-940-L1
G.SHDSL doubler or ETU-92x. Remote WD92xGN cards can be locally powered or line
powered by a WD92xGL card. LTU-80x cards contain circuitry that can deliver 120 Vdc at up
to 60 mA over both xDSL loops to a remote NTU. For information about powering the specific
cards you are using, see the appropriate WD92xGx, LTU, NTU or UTU User Manual.

2 Do not operate the ERE-811-L5 enclosure with the cover removed.

Push the card into the enclosure until its front panel is flush with the front of the CAUTION
enclosure. Hazardous voltages are present.

3 Secure the xDSL card to the enclosure with the two captive screws on the card
UTUs must be locally powered and they do not provide line power to other units.
front panel.
Power may be applied simultaneously to both the AC and DC inputs on the
ERE-811-L5. These sources are diode ORed on the line card; if one power source
fails, the second power source continues to provide power.

If line power is present at the ERE-811-L5, ADC recommends that you do not supply
local power to the unit to maintain proper operation.

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HOW TO OBTAIN ADC DOCUMENTATION WORLDDSL™ SINGLE-SLOT REMOTE ENCLOSURE (ERE-811-L5)
Copies of this publication or the WorldDSL Single-Slot Remote Enclosure (ERE-811-L5) Quick Installation Guide
(LTPE-UM-3145) can be downloaded from the ADC website at www.adc.com. To order a Product Catalog: ERE-811-L5
hard copy, please contact your sales representative. Document: LTPE-QI-3178-01
FCC CLASS A COMPLIANCE Issued March 5, 2010
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide 1665092
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a REVISION HISTORY
commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency Rev Date Revisions
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause 01 3/5/2010 Initial Release.
harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential
area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct
the interference at his own expense.

LIMITED WARRANTY
Product warranty is determined by your service agreement. Refer to the ADC Warranty/
Software Handbook for additional information, or contact your sales representative or
Customer Service for details.

MODIFICATIONS
Any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly approved by ADC
Telecommunications, Inc. voids the user's warranty. All wiring external to the products should
follow the provisions of the current edition of the National Electrical Code.

STANDARDS COMPLIANCE
This equipment has been tested and verified to comply with the applicable sections of the
following safety standards:
• GR 63-CORE - Network Equipment-Building System (NEBS) Requirements
• GR 1089-CORE - Electromagnetic Compatibility and Electrical Safety
• Binational standard, UL-60950/CSA C22.2 No. 60950-00: Safety of Information
Technology Equipment.
WORLD HEADQUARTERS
To contact ADC by mail:
ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
PO Box 1101
Minneapolis, MN 55440-1101

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