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Module Key Legend

Key Symbol and Name Generic Name Model Number Bus Comment NCM Required
A=DIDCSU Dual Integrated E1 /T1 DSU/CSU DIDCSU 2912 ACP 2 net ports, two data ports, maps DS0s across backplane bus if used with NCM; mini-DACS Yes, only to map DS0s card to card
B=DIU/DBU DIU with Dial Backup DIU 2130/DBU TABS Modified DIU 2130, Dial backup No
C=CSU TAC card TAC 2010 TABS T1 CSU, use w/ or w/o DIU card(s), uses backplane if using DIU No
D=DIU Data Interface Unit DIU 2130 TABS DSU used with TAC 2010 or DIDCSU across Bus No
F=DIU/DDS DDS Data Interface Unit DIU 2130 56K NMS TABS DIU 2130 modified for DDS remote circuits bundled into a T1 No
G=DHDM Dual port DS3 HDM 2182 ACP T3 net and two HSSI data ports For far end functions
H=ATM/IMUX N/A N/A N/A Not available N/A
I=IDCSU IDCSU; T1 Integrated DSU/CSU TAC 2130; TAC 2130-S; TAC 2130-T TABS T1 CSU/DSU in one card; does not & will not use backplane to other cards No
J=PEP Protocol Engine Processor N/A N/A Not available N/A
K=DAC Digital Cross Connect N/A N/A Not available Yes
L=HLM High/Low Module DIU 2131 TABS DSU w/ one V.35 and one RS 232 No
M=IMUX Inverse Multiplexer IMUX 2160 TABS IMUX 2160 uses QUAD 2164 No
N=NCM Node Controller Module NCM 2000 BOTH Management only--no data traffic N/A
P=DPRI Dual Primary Rate Interface DPRI 2922 ACP ISDN DSU with backup capability; requires NCM Yes, for ISDN or Backup
Q=QUAD Quad Card QUAD 2164 ACP QUAD 2164 used with IMUX 2160, four E1/T1 CSUs each No
R=SUBRATE SRDM DIU 2140 TABS Five port RS232 subrate TDM. Used w/ TAC 2010 No
S=HSM M13 DS3 Multiplexer M1-3 Mux ACP Will be available in AS3000 product line N/A
T=HDM Single port DS3 HDM 2180 ACP T3 net and one HSSI data port For far end functions
U=DCSU Dual CSU DCSU 2911 ACP Two T1 or E1 CSUs in one card; CSU only No
V=VCU Voice Channel Unit N/A N/A Not available Yes
X=QPRI Quad Primary Rate Interface QPRI 2921 ACP Four port T1 CSU, the first two ports may be used for ISDN lines Yes, for ISDN

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