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FEM capabilities
Well I found my answer in the BCM 450 Rel5 MBM Task based guide.. Just an FYI for others who might run into this, this is an excerpt- "Note: ?Daisy chaining? of Norstar Analog Extension Modules (AEM) is not supported on the BCM450, i.e. only one Norstar AEM can be connected to each FEM fibre...- installerman
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- Forum: Nortel: Norstar systems
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FEM capabilities
Is there a way to move this thread to the proper forum or should I start a new one?- installerman
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- Forum: Nortel: Norstar systems
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FEM capabilities
Thanks for the link curlycord. Have either of you actually done this? I'm only asking because an authorized Avaya/Nortel dealer is telling me you can't daisy chain ASM's at all on a FEM. I think he's wrong but have yet to find anyone who has actually done this.- installerman
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- Forum: Nortel: Norstar systems
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FEM capabilities
Hi All, I'm new to the forums and new to installing FEM's. I have a BCM450 application that is going to require 8 ASM's and 2 station modules running off of the FEM. Any documentation I can find just says you can install 6 fiber modules. My question is if I daisy chain my ASM's does that...- installerman
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