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R2 signalling
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That would be a TLU76/3 (CAS signalling) and MSU/MRU boards for the MFC signalling
greetings,
greetings,
Just to add.
It can be used as TLU20 ROF 131 954/2, /3 or /4 and TLU76/3
ROF 137 5338/3.
If you have BC6 and below, you can use only TLU20 and MSU/MRU (MSU/MRU - are 2 different boards connected with 2 cables).
From BC7 you can use any TLU (20 or 76/3) for CAS.
For MFC signalling can be used OR MSU/MRU OR MFU (ROF 137 5348/1) board.
MFU is better because of the size.
And remember - you can't install MSU/MRU and MFU in the same LIM: OR-OR.
Finally, in R2 signalling you can work without MFC - use tone for register signalling. No needs in MFC boards.
Regards
It can be used as TLU20 ROF 131 954/2, /3 or /4 and TLU76/3
ROF 137 5338/3.
If you have BC6 and below, you can use only TLU20 and MSU/MRU (MSU/MRU - are 2 different boards connected with 2 cables).
From BC7 you can use any TLU (20 or 76/3) for CAS.
For MFC signalling can be used OR MSU/MRU OR MFU (ROF 137 5348/1) board.
MFU is better because of the size.
And remember - you can't install MSU/MRU and MFU in the same LIM: OR-OR.
Finally, in R2 signalling you can work without MFC - use tone for register signalling. No needs in MFC boards.
Regards
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