Owner`s manual

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For the "star" application, we will consider a local TX60 that has four

terminal port modules (installed as Module 1 through Module 4) and

four composite modules to communicate with four remote TX104s as

shown in

Figure 10

below. The TX60 Composite modules are labeled

as Composite 1 through Composite 4 and will installed as Module 5

through Module 8 respectively.

Here the ports on Module 1 will communicate with TX104-1 (Unit 1)

through Composite 1, the ports on Module 2 will communicate with

TX104-2 (Unit 2) through Composite 2, ports on Module 3 will

communicate with TX104-3 (Unit 3) through Composite 3 and the

ports on Module 4 will communicate with TX104-4 (Unit 4) through

Composite 4. The main frame ports will be connected to the local

TX60 (Unit 5) and terminals connected to the TX104s. Use the

following guidelines to configure each unit for this application:

1. Access Local Unit Configuration mode for the individual

TX104s and configure each to have the appropriate Unit

Number. If using modems for connection to the remote TX60,

change the line type to "Modem" and configure the

Programmable Strings if desired.

Figure 10