
LBI-39158 INTRODUCTION
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SPECIFICATIONS*
DIMENSIONS
Length
Height
Depth
Standard 19-inch rack mount
2 rack units (3.5 inches)
2.75 inches
INPUT CONNECTIONS
Total Connectors
Connector Type
Three: J1, J8, and Buss Bar Studs
J1 and J8 - Amp 641685-2 Four-position connector
Buss Bar from Power Supply to PDP
OUTPUT CONNECTIONS
Total Connectors
Connector Type
Six: J2 thru J7, and Buss Bar Studs
Amp 641685-2 Four-position connector
SENSE CONNECTIONS J9 and J10
INTRODUCTION
This manual documents maintenance information on
the 19C852636P1 Power Distribution Panel (PDP). The
panel was designed for use in any application using the
350A1441 series Power Supply System.
NOTE
References within this manual to low current ±12
Vdc also apply to Redundant Power Supply
Systems providing ±15 Vdc or 24 Vdc. Where
applicable these alternate voltages will be shown
in parentheses.
DESCRIPTION
The PDP provides DC power interconnections between
the Redundant Power Supply (RPS) System and the
individual units within the equipment cabinet. Each
cabinet requires a PDP for power distribution. In some
cases more than one PDP will be required in a single
cabinet.
Each PDP distributes +5 Vdc and ±12 Vdc (or ±15
Vdc/24 Vdc) power provided by the RPS to the individual
units mounted above the PDP. In multiple cabinet
configurations, the RPS output power is routed to the other
PDPs via the main PDP.
POWER DISTRIBUTION
INPUT POWER
High Current (+5 Vdc) enters the PDP via the buss bar
connected between the RPS and PDP stud assemblies. This
power is then routed to J1 thru J8 pins 1 (+5 Vdc) and pin
3 (Ground).
The low current ±12 Vdc (or ±15 Vdc/24 Vdc) power
from the RPS output connector J3 enters the PDP at J1.
When three or more power modules are configured for N+1
operation, the output of the second RPS is routed from
connector J3 to J8 on the PDP.
OUTPUT POWER
The PDP is used to distribute both high and low
current +5 Vdc power and low current ±12 Vdc (or ±15
Vdc/24 Vdc).
The high current output is used when there are
multiple cabinets being serviced by an RPS system mounted
in a central cabinet. This is accomplished by connecting
1/0 gauge cables (19B804346P121, P122) between the high
current studs on the central PDP and the high current studs
on the PDP(s) located in the other cabinets.
* These specifications are intended for use during servicing. Refer to appropriate Specification Sheet for the complete
specification.
NOTE
Copyright August 1995, Ericsson Inc.