
Hardware Installation—NFM-1 and CAP-1 Installation Procedures 3
NCM-1 and CAP-1 Installation
Procedures
The NCM-1 Noise Filter Module reduces common mode noise (noise
present on both conductors) on the SLC (Signaling Line Circuit). To
comply with FCC (Federal Communications Commission) requirements
for radiated energy, you must use the NCM-1 in all IFC-1010/2020
applications where the wiring does not consist of a twisted/shielded pair.
Refer to Figure 1 for wire designations. If any portion of the SLC cable is
both twisted and shielded, an NCM-1 must be located at the
IFC-1010/2020 panel and connected to the SLC.
NCM-1
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SLC "-" (black)
Shield (white)
SLC "+" (red)
SLC "-" (black)
Shield (white)
SLC "+" (red)
For IFC-1010/2020 systems without a shield:
cut the NCM-1 shield (white wire) and insulate
with electrical tape.
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Figure 1: Installing the NCM-1 Noise Filter Module
For information on maximum SLC wiring impedance, refer to the
Installing the IFC-1010/2020 Technical Bulletin (LIT-448155) in the
Hardware Installation section of this manual.
To ensure proper system operation, follow the wiring specification
outlined in Table 1. This table lists the maximum total cable used for each
SLC channel based on the specific installation configuration.
Speakers produce more noise than the NCM-1 can handle reliably.
Therefore, if speakers are used, and speaker circuits run in the same
conduit with SLC circuits, install the SLC with twisted, shielded pair
cable. Speaker circuit cables always should be twisted, shielded cable to
prevent cross-talk between speaker/phone circuits or noise induced
problems on the SLC.
When you do not plan to install an AMG-1 or FFT-7, use Table 1 to
determine the maximum total cable used for each SLC in your system.