Yinxun ZMUX-32T Telephone Optical Line Terminal User Manual

This document is the user manual for ZMUX-32T telephone optical terminal. It introduces the features, environment requirements, technical specifications, and other information of the product.


Yinxun ZMUX-32T Telephone Optical Line Terminal User Manual - cover page
Brand
ZMUX-32T
Category
Communications equipment
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
10
File format
PDF
File size
193 KB
Published
09 April, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0E76A861A26A4BF635D73E591A8DEC87

About this manual

The ZMUX-32T telephone optical line terminal is a 1U rack‑mount device that aggregates voice, data and video signals for transmission over fiber. It provides up to 30 selectable user interfaces, supports 10Base‑T Ethernet, and includes status LEDs for easy maintenance.

The manual details environmental requirements, power connections, interface wiring, mounting guidelines, and common fault handling, with full reference tables for signal‑lamp meanings and DB25 audio connector pinouts. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • Technical Specifications
  • Physical Dimensions
  • Structural Features
  • Unpacking Inspection
  • Installation
  • Transportation and Storage
  • Troubleshooting
  • Customer Support

Specifications

Operating temperature0°C~40°C
Relative humidity≤90% at 25°C
Power supply voltage-48 V DC
Allowed voltage variation-36 V to -72 V
Power supply current≤1 A
Bit rate16.384 Mb/s
Line codeNRZ + scrambling
Transmit optical power> -5 dB (long distance) / > -12 dB (short distance)
Receive sensitivity> -36 dB
Optical connectorFC (optional SC)
User interface impedance600 Ω
Insertion loss-3~0.75 dB
Frequency response300‑3400 Hz (-0.6~+3 dB)
Loop resistance1800 Ω

Frequently asked questions

What is the operating temperature range of the ZMUX-32T?

The device operates from 0 °C up to 40 °C.

What do the LED indicators on the front panel mean?

PWR (green) indicates power on, RUN (green) shows system running, LOS (red) signals loss of signal, LOF (red) indicates loss of frame, DA (yellow) shows remote alarm, AIS (yellow) means all‑ones reception, MLOF (red) loss of multi‑frame, MDA (yellow) remote multi‑alarm, and SBx (green) shows channel occupation.

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