Remote Switch Systems, Inc.
![[Recapss System Graphic]](images/recapss/recapss_system.jpg)
From cable transfers to redundant network routing, RECAPSS is the solution.
In today's communications world, the growing bandwidth of the digital services offered to customers is increasing. Transferring circuits to fiber or providing a redundant physical layer back-up route is essential. Now that local network competition has embarked the demand for lower costs and better service has come full circle.
Save You Money... by allowing craft personal to work more efficiently. No need to revisit the splice each time for every special circuit release. Fewer times in and out of splices mean fewer changes of introducing a problem.
Improve Customer Service... by eliminating the need for craft personal to keep handling the network. Once RECAPSS is installed, you will never need to touch the splice again, unless you want to reuse the RSU at a different location.
Transfer Circuits in Milliseconds... means less down time for your customers
Proven in the field technology, RECAPSS units are in service throughout the United States, with Telephone Companies, Commercial and Residential users and the US Military, as well as in Canada, Europe, and the Pacific Rim.
Each switch in a Remote Switch Unit (RSU) connects a Input pair (C) to either an Primary pair (A) or a Secondary pair (B) without interrupting service to the customer. The switching between the Primary or Secondary side is preformed by the Commander Control Software package. The Commander Control Software package, Commander for short, runs on a Windows95 PC with a modem.
The system accommodates all circuit types suitable for twisted copper pairs. An operator can transfer one pair at a time or select groups of pairs with just one button. In the case of trouble with the secondary pair, the user can rapidly put it back.
With three different switch styles and many different packaging options the reusable RSUs repay their initial cost many times over.
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![[RSU Stub Photo]](images/recapss/stub_medium.jpg)
Switch Arrangement: Switches are arranged in 100 switch modules. Each module uses a single control pair to individually address and actuate each switch. Modules are assembled in case sizes from 100 to 2100 switches.
Switching Speed: Approximately 3 switches per second during cutovers.
Switching Time: 3 msec nominal
Switch Type: 2 Form C, latching, sealed, meets FCC Part 68 breakdown requirements.
Power Requirements: During switching, the Control Unit supplies power over the control pair. When idle, switch positions are maintained without power or battery backup.
Loop Limit: 2000W
Operating Temperature: -40 C� to +80 C�
Minimum Switch Life: 100 million cycles @.1 Amps, 50VDC
Cable Stub: Standard color coded poly insulated conductors (BKMH & BKTH)
Surge Protection: All switched circuits are protected against voltage surges up to 1500V. Surges greater than 1500V require external protection.
![[Control Unit]](images/recapss/scu.jpg)
Switching Capacity: 10,000 switches (fully equipped) 1000 switches per Line Relay card, up to 10 Line Relay cards per (CU)
Power Requirements: 110VAC,60Hz, 1 Amp maximum; 220VAC, 50Hz, 1 Amp maximum
Operating Temperature: 0 C� to +50 C�
Telephone Line: CU has screw terminals for telephone line used to communicate with the Commander Control Software.
Disk Space Requirements:
- 5MB free hard drive space for system files
- Additional space for database files (1MB = 5,000 switch records)
Computer: Microsoft Windows95 compliant
Recommended
- Pentium 133 or better
- 16MB of RAM
- 1G hard drive
- 1.44MB 3.5" floppy drive
- 15" SVGA monitor
- 101-key enhanced keyboard
- MS Windows95 operating system software
Modem: HAYES compatible modem
Printer: Optional
You will need:![[RSU Stub Sizes]](images/recapss/rsu_sizes.jpg)
One Commander Control Software package
One Control Unit (CU) per 10,000 switches
One Line Relay card per 1,000 switches
One Line Terminal Block per 10,000 switches.
One 100 pair house cable per 10,000 switches (female both ends)
Please determine:
Model Number (RSU1 or RSU2 or RSU3)
Number of Switches (25 to 2100)
Packaging (Stub, Rack Mount, In-Splice)
Stub Option: A-1 = one stub, A-2 = two stubs, A-3 = 3 stubs
Stub Length: (Twenty feet is standard)
EXAMPLE: RSU2-300/A-1,20’ = an RSU2 with 300 switches and a twenty foot stub
(Please specify separately on purchase order)
Connector type (AT&T710, 3M, Amphenol, etc.)
Non-standard stub configurations (different from ones shown)
Pole mounting hardware
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