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Département Télécommunications - Document Technique: Alspa PLC 1790/B Technical Manual Functional Description

This document provides a technical overview of the ALSPA PLC 1790/B telecommunications product from Alstom. It describes the equipment's five main blocks: 1) the LF interface, 2) the HF signal elaboration, 3) the HF power section, 4) the supervision interface, and 5) the PC interface. For each block, it outlines the main components and functions. The document also includes diagrams, module descriptions, and a modification page.

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Département Télécommunications - Document Technique: Alspa PLC 1790/B Technical Manual Functional Description

This document provides a technical overview of the ALSPA PLC 1790/B telecommunications product from Alstom. It describes the equipment's five main blocks: 1) the LF interface, 2) the HF signal elaboration, 3) the HF power section, 4) the supervision interface, and 5) the PC interface. For each block, it outlines the main components and functions. The document also includes diagrams, module descriptions, and a modification page.

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Département Télécommunications – Document Technique

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IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENT

POWER TELECOMMUNICATIONS PRODUCTS


ALSPA PLC 1790/B TECHNICAL MANUAL
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION

abcd Energy Management & Markets


9, Rue Ampère 91345 Massy France

Original signed by Date Name Visa Internal N°


Established 20/09/1999 D. Blanchard File
Checked 20/09/1999 F. Fontenelle
Approved 20/09/1999 G. Stévenot

Format Statut Page Document N° Indice

A4 1 / 38 DTLC-1790B-E-NT-003 C
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CONTENTS

1. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION................................................ 4

1.1 GENERAL................................................................................................4
1.1.1 LF INTERFACE ...................................................................................................5
1.1.2 HF SIGNAL ELABORATION ...............................................................................6
1.1.3 HF POWER SECTION ........................................................................................6
1.1.4 SUPERVISION INTERFACE .................................................................................7
1.1.5 PC INTERFACE ..................................................................................................7

1.2 EQUIPMENT ARCHITECTURE ..................................................................8

1.3 FUNCTIONS AND INTERFACES DESCRIPTION ........................................9


1.3.1 ALSPA PLC 1790/B INTERCONNECTION FACILITIES.........................................9

1.4 MODULE DESCRIPTION ........................................................................11


1.4.1 POWER SUPPLY UNIT (ALIM) 478.410.000 Y.................................................. 11
1.4.2 LOW FREQUENCY SECTION ( LFS ) 411.410.034 J ....................................... 13
1.4.3 TRANSIT INTERFACE (INTE) 474.412.011 Q................................................... 18
1.4.4 UNIVERSAL CALL CONVERTER (CCUN) 474.415.026 J .................................. 19
1.4.5 DIGITAL PROCESSING (ELNU) 411.410.032 R ............................................... 26
1.4.6 HIGH FREQUENCY INTERFACE (INAF) 474 412 007V ................................... 29
1.4.7 20W AMPLIFIER (AMPL) 474.412.008.E.......................................................... 31
1.4.8 TX LINE INTERFACE (INTX) 474.412.009.F ..................................................... 33
1.4.9 RX LINE INTERFACE (INRX) 474.412.010 T ..................................................... 34
1.4.10 INSU SUPERVISION INTERFACE 411.410.027 K............................................. 36

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MODIFICATION PAGE

REVISION DATE MODIFICATION CONTENTS

A Jun 1998 ORIGINAL ISSUE


B Dec 1998 Modification of pages 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20,
21, 22, 26, 29, 31, 33, 34, 36
C Sept. 1999 New presentation + Modification of page 8

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1. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION

1.1 GENERAL

The following description makes reference to the following block diagram:


1 - LF INTERFACE

CHANNEL 0 A/D HF

CHANNEL 1 A/D HF
5 - PC INTERFACE
INTE
PC INTERFACE

SPEECH A/D
D/D HF
SIGNAL.
3 - HF POWER SECTION
3P.TELEGRAPH A/D DSP
2 - HF SIGNAL ELABORATION AMPL

ELNU
MTU RS D/A LINE-2
232 INRX
D/A
LFS 0 DSP
INTX
HF CABLE
GATE PLC
ARRAY ALARMS AMPL
SPEECH A/D
D/D HF AGC
DSP
SIGNAL. D/A

3P.TELEGRAPH A/D DSP INAF

RS
MTU 232 D/A LINE-2

LFS 1 DSP
FIELD
INTERFACE

SPEECH INSU
( CHANNEL 0 &
SIGNALLING
4 - SUPERVISION INTERFACE
SPEECH
( CHANNEL 1 &
SIGNALLING
CCUN

Fig. 1-1 ALSPA PLC 1790/B FUNCTIONAL DIAGRAM

We can define five mains block:


• There are three operational blocks:
1 LF INTERFACE
2 HF SIGNAL ELABORATION
3 HF POWER SECTION
• They are managed by two functional blocks:
4 SUPERVISION INTERFACE
5 PC INTERFACE
Each block is presented in the following pages.

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1.1.1 LF INTERFACE

This section involves three different cards:


• LFS Low Frequency Section and its daughter board
• INTE Transit Interface
• CCUN Universal Calling Converter ( optional )
The LFS manages all the LF services such as Speech & Signaling, Telegraph service,
Low Speed Modem and Transit Interface. The analogue inputs are converted by A/D
components; the digital signals are further elaborated by the DSP which in a frequency
division technics adds all the useful signals coming from the field, in order to build an
unique bit stream which is transferred to the HF section.
Vice versa, on the reception path the digital signals coming from the HF side are
elaborated, converted by D/A component and sent to the analogue interface.
LFS card provides the equalization function of RX frequency band using 8 tones
transmitted on 300 ÷ 3720 Hz transmitted by the remote PLC 1790/B equipment and
compared with the same frequencies stored in the local LFS card.
A stored programmable equalizer is present on the line L2 in order to perform the
equalization of the nominal frequency band 300 ÷ 3720 Hz of a cable which is used to
connect e remote equipment.
A LFS daughter card can be equipped to perform a 1200 bps over-voice frequency band
modem and extend. telegraph channel interface up to 3 input-output telegraph channel
interfaces.
According to the equipment configuration up to two LFS cards can be equipped. As
optional the LFS can be completed with the CCUN, Universal Calling Converter, which
has the capability to interface up two local telephone sets or PAX lines. It can be
programmed as Long Line Extension Exchange or Telephone side, with either local or
central power supply.
INTE card, which can be equipped in alternative to a LFS card, is basically used for LF
back to back connection between two PLC or others different analogue carriers. The LF
useful band is available on 4 wire input / output. Being the unit designed for double
channels, only one card is usually equipped and housed independently on one of the LF
slots.

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1.1.2 HF SIGNAL ELABORATION

This section is made by two cards


• ELNU Digital Signal Processing
• INAF HF Interface
The HF section can work, according to the requirements, either in single or double
channel configuration.
On the transmission side, ELNU card, by DSP, modulates the signal received from LFS
card and sends it to INAF card where it is converted to analogue signal and filtered in
order to be forwarded to HF power section. ELNU card provides a programmed squelch
function in order to protect the power section against the input signal overload.
INAF card, through the hybrid circuit can interface up to two 20 W amplifiers to have up
to 40 W on HF line.
On the receiver side, the signal coming from the RX filter is kept constant by the AGC,
controlled by the digital demodulator present in the ELNU card.
ELNU and INAF cards display, by LED’s on the front panels, TX and RX alarms and
manage relays contacts dedicated to remote indications.

1.1.3 HF POWER SECTION

This section is based on by:


• AMPL Power Amplifier
• INTX Transmission Interface
• INRX Reception Interface
PLC 1790/B can be equipped with up to two 20 W amplifiers. When only one amplifier
is equipped, the second INAF output is internal loaded and the sum of the signals in the
INTX card is by passed. In case that the PLC output is of 40 W, the second amplifier is
equipped, driven by the second INAF output, and on the INTX board the sum is done.
The HF power signals reach the Transmission filter. This filter is programmable by
soldering straps for all the PLC useful band, 40 ÷ 500 KHz at one KHz step, either in
single or double channel without changing any components.
Next, the signals will reach the HF hybrid , on the INRX board, and then the HF line.
On the reception way the signals incoming from the HF line meet the HF hybrid. The
reception branch of the hybrid is connected to the RX attenuator, which must be
programmed according to the HF line attenuation, and than to the RX filter.
The filter is programmable by soldering straps for all the PLC useful band, 40 ÷ 500
KHz at one KHz step. The output of the RX filter goes straight to the INAF input.

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1.1.4 SUPERVISION INTERFACE

This card may be considered an optional of the equipment. By means the INSU card, the
operator has the capability from one end of the link to test and program completely the
remote equipment and enable the remote PLC to activate the HF equalization function.
The unit is managed by a PC with the appropriate SW.

1.1.5 PC INTERFACE

Basically every card equipped with the DSP has its own programming interface.
All those interface are connected to a common field connector. The unit interrogation is
made in polling mode.

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1.2 EQUIPMENT ARCHITECTURE

The equipment includes a 9 unit subrack; 3 units are dedicated to the field connectors
and 6 to the electronic cards.
Reference can be made to Fig 1-2 which depicts the ALSPA PLC 1790/B subrack layout.
In the following, Table 1-1 lists the various units, and their maximum quantity, that can
be equipped in a ALSPA PLC 1790 terminal.

Position Code Description Acronym Max.


Qty
2 478.410.000 Y Power Supply Unit ALIM 1
14-26 411.410.034 J Low Frequency Section LFS 2
14 - 26 411.410.035 L Low Frequency Section LFS-3 2
14-26 474.412.011 Q Transit Interface INTE 1
20 474.415.026 J Universal Call Converter CCUN 1
32 411.410.027 K Prog. Superv. Interface INSU 1
36 411.410.032 Q Prog. Digital Processing 56002 ELNU 1
40 474.412.007 V High Frequency Interface INAF 1
45-55 474.412.008 E 20W Amplifier AMPL 2
65 474.412.009 F TX Line Interface INTX 1
76 474.412.010 T RX Line Interface INRX 1
Table 1-1 PLC 1790/B subrack composition

All units feature 32 or 64 pin polarized Eurocard connectors which plug into the subrack
mother board which provides all the interconnections.

2 14 20 26 32 36 40 45 55 65 76

Fig. 1-2 ALSPA PLC 1790/B SUBRACK - UNITS COMPOSITION

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1.3 FUNCTIONS AND INTERFACES DESCRIPTION

PLC terminals, such as ALSPA PLC 1790/B, allow the building of communication systems
characterized by long distance links where data transmission security is a mandatory
requirement.
The ALSPA PLC 1790/B terminal performs simultaneously the transmission of speech,
telephone call, telegraph channels which support data transmission for remote
operations of SCADA systems.
1.3.1 ALSPA PLC 1790/B INTERCONNECTION FACILITIES

In the following, with reference to Table 1-2 and Fig 1-3, a description is given of the
connectors provided on the “ Field Interconnection Panel ” to support the wiring between
a ALSPA PLC 1790/B terminal and input output user services.
CONNECTOR SUPPORTED CONNECTION
M1 Power supply (24/48 Vdc) input
M2 I/O for speech, signaling, L1, L2 of channel 0
M3 I/O for speech, signaling, L1, L2 of channel 1
M4 MTU data interface channel 0
M5 MTU data interface channel 1
M6 Interface for programming terminal
M7 I/O signals for supervisory functions
M8 Alarms connector (by relay)
M10-M32 I/O Telegraph Channels 0 & 1 (T1-T2-T3)
M11 HF 4 wire TX Interf.
M12 HF 4 wire RX Interf.
M13 - M18 Subrack alarms output
M35 MTU Data interface for PLC remote
programming
M37 Open Collectors alarms
M38 HF 2 wires TX / RX interface
M39 TMN Interface

Table 1-2 Field connectors

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PLC FIELD CONNECTOR

M1 M3 CH-1 M2 CH-0 M5 CH-1 M4 CH-0 M37 Alarms M8 Alarms M9 IN/OUT M7 IN/OUT M6 PC M11 HF M12 HF
Rack alarm Power Supply Speech/Line 2 Speech/Line 2 MTU RS-232 MTU RS-232 OPEN COLL. RELE' Not Used INT. SUPERV. PROG RS-232 4W TX 4W RX
J3 HF
LOAD 75Ω

A
M13-14

M15-16

M17-18

M39 IN/OUT M32 CH-1 M10 CH-0 M35 MTU J4 HF J1 HF J2 HF M38 J5 HF


TMN TELEG. TELEG. INT. SUP. TEST POINT HF Line PLC IN/OUT COAX Cable COAX Cable

Fig. 1-3 FIELD INTERCONNECTION PANEL

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1.4 MODULE DESCRIPTION

1.4.1 POWER SUPPLY UNIT (ALIM) 478.410.000 Y

1.4.1.1 INTRODUCTION
The Power Supply Unit includes a switching converter which performs according to the
following characteristics :
• Input voltage 24/48 Vdc (-15% +20%) (20.4 ÷ 57.6 Vdc)
• Output +5 Vdc +/-5%, lout = 2.5A
• Output -5 Vdc +/-5%, lout = 0.4A
• Output +15 Vdc +/-5%, lout = 0.8A
• Output -15 Vdc +/-5%. lout = 0.8A
• Output -36 Vdc (-5% + 10%) lout = 2.5A (8.4A peak with duty cycle 1%, Ton = 1sec)
1.4.1.2 DESCRIPTION
Fig. 1-4 describe the 5 functional blocks of the power supply unit. These are :
1. Limiter To limit the peak current.

2. Battery filter To reduce the noise on the input voltage due to the
switching converter.

3. Alarms & Commands Includes main quartz oscillator, synchronism commands,


feedback’s of each output voltage, over-voltage alarm
and output current limitation.

4. Power stage Mainly composed of static switches (mosfet) which


perform as current amplifiers and as transformers to
obtain the required output voltages.

5. Rectifiers & Filters The signals coming from the power section are square
waves so they must be rectified and filtered to become
continuous and with low ripple values.

The power supply unit provides front and side heat sink.

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1.4.1.3 POWER SUPPLY BLOCK DIAGRAM

1 2 3 4 5
Vin + 5 VDC
ALARMS RECTIFIER
BATTERY & POWER &
LIMITER FILTER COMMANDS STAGE FILTER

3 4 5
- 5 VDC
ALARMS RECTIFIER
& POWER &
COMMANDS STAGE FILTER

3 4 5
+ 15 VDC
ALARMS RECTIFIER
& POWER &
COMMANDS STAGE FILTER

3 4 5
-15 VDC
ALARMS RECTIFIER
& POWER &
COMMANDS STAGE FILTER

3 4 5
-36 VDC
ALARMS RECTIFIER
& POWER &
COMMANDS STAGE FILTER

Fig. 1-4 POWER SUPPLY UNIT BLOCK DIAGRAM

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1.4.2 LOW FREQUENCY SECTION ( LFS / LFS-3)

1.4.2.1 INTRODUCTION
The following description makes reference to Fig 1-7 where the Low Frequency
functional blocks are shown.
We can individuate:
1. Speech Channel
2. Service Telephone Set
3. Telegraph Service
4. MTU Integrated Modem
5. Signaling
6. LINE 2 Interface
7. Party Line
8. LINE 1 Interface
9. Daughter card
For the unit programming and test refer to chapter 4 “COMMISSIONING” and chapter
6 “MAN MACHINE INTERFACE”.
1.4.2.2 DESCRIPTION
1.4.2.2.1 SPEECH CHANNEL [1]

The functions performed by this block are:


TRANSMISSION SIDE
• 2/4 wires speech changeover, controlled by external signal
• Nominal level adjustment by means of a variable attenuator driven by PC.
• Analogue/Digital conversion (A/D)
• Dynamic compression
• Limiter
• Speech gain facility (+6 dB ) to increase peak envelop power when only speech
service used.
• Speech channel filter
RECEPTION SIDE
• Speech attenuation facility (-6 dB ) in order to provide the same generated signal
level to the reception path.
• Speech channel filter
• Dynamic expansion
• Digital/Analog conversion (D/A)
• Nominal level adjustment by means of a variable attenuator driven by PC
• 2/4 wires speech interface programmable by external control

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1.4.2.2.2 TELEPHONE SERVICE [2]

Allow the communication between the two PLC terminals. The operator can call, by a
push-button, the remote station where the incoming call is returned by a buzzer. The
telephone set is activated by a push-to-talk button
1.4.2.2.3 TELEGRAPH SERVICE [3]

This block performs the following both transmission and reception functions:
• Field electrical interface by a transformer
• Level Adjustment by programmable attenuator driven by programming terminal
• A/D (transmission) and D/A (reception) conversions
• Telegraph channel filter
The LFS card can manage up to 2 input/output telegraph channels interfaces.
1.4.2.2.4 MTU INTEGRATED MODEM [4]

The data modem performs the modulation/demodulation of serial data present on a


standard interface RS232.
According to the modulation scheme, the available operating rates are:
• FSK modem (Frequency Shift Keying) 50-100-200-600-1200 bit/sec (in case the LFS
daughter board is not supplied, the whole 4 KHz band is used when the rate of 1200
bit/sec is used).
1.4.2.2.5 SIGNALING

The signaling channel allows the reception/transmission of E/M calling criteria (busy and
dialing).
This block performs the following functions:
TRANSMISSION SIDE
• Field electrical interface of the input call wire - M
• FSK or ON/OFF modulation
• Generation of the signaling frequency
RECEPTION SIDE
• Filtering of the signaling band
• FSK or ON/OFF demodulation
• Field electrical interface of the outward call - E - ground reference
1.4.2.2.6 LINE-2 INTERFACE [6]

This interface provides for the electrical connection with a 4-wire transmission media
and meets the interface requirements of an external Teleprotection. The following
functions, shown in Fig 1-7, are performed :

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TRANSMISSION SIDE
• Field electrical interface by a balanced transformer
• Level regulation through a variable attenuator driven by programming terminal
• Interface for external Teleprotection
• Cable equalizer which can be activated by programming terminal
• A/D conversion
• Channel filter
RECEPTION SIDE
• D/A conversion
• Channel filter
• Interface for external Teleprotection
• Filed electrical interface
1.4.2.2.7 PARTY LINE [7]

The party line block performs the following functions:


Transit of the whole band through the LF interface
• Add / Drop of the telegraph channel from / to the LF interface
• Add / Drop of the data channel from / to the LF interface
• Party line of telegraph channel and/or data channel
• Add / Drop of the speech channel from / to the LF interface
• Party line of speech channel and ON/OFF signaling.
Party-Line & data drop-insert

Speech channel L1
1 3
To HF stage
User I/O

L2
2 4

Telegraph channels
MTU

Fig. 1-5 Party-line functions

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The party line service provided by LFS card allows all crossing exchanges displayed by
the above scheme.
The crossing selection by means of MMI can be applied with the following modes:
• I/O and MTU to/from L1 and/or L2
• L1 to/from L2 only
• L1 to/from L2 and MTU and I/O
Note: the ELNU card must be programmed in accordance.
The party-line, as shown in Fig 1-6, may be used also if two LFS boards are plugged on
the same 0 - 4 KHz transmission channel. ELNU board should be programmed
accordingly.

L1
LFS0 To HF stage

L2

User I/O
LFS1 L1

L2

Fig. 1-6 Communication channel with two LFS card

1.4.2.2.8 HF SECTION INTERFACE [8]

This interface provides for the digital connection between low frequency and high
frequency sections and an analogue interface that can be used as an extended I/O
telegraph channel interface.
1.4.2.2.9 DAUGHTER BOARD

This card can be added to implement up to 3 I/O telegraph channels and/or a 1200
bps data channel which can be programmed, in the presence of speech channel, on the
superimposed frequency band. The modulation scheme of the over-voice modem is
QPSK in order to reduce the need useful band at 1200 Hz which can be programmed in
any place within 2200 ÷ 3720 Hz.

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1.4.2.3 LFS BLOCK DIAGRAM

Compandor exclusion

2/4 WIRE ChangeOver


RL2a RL1c

0-31 dB
+ A/D
+ 6 dB

RL2a COMPANDOR
SPEECH [ 1 ] EXCL.

To/From ELNU

A/D
RL1a RL1b 0-31 dB - 6 dB

EQ. AUT.
HF Interface [ 8 ]

PARTY LINE
[7]
SERVICE TELEPHONE [ 2 ]
D/A
0-31 dB
TELEGRAPH SERVICE [ 3 ]
A/D
0-31 dB
1st Ch A/D
EQ. CABLE 0-31 dB

0-31 dB
LINE-2 [ 6 ]
TX
0-31 dB VF SERVICE SOPPRESSION CRITERIA blk_lfs.vsd
2nd Ch SR / E
RX
A/D
0-31 dB
ST / M

SIGNALLING [ 5 ]
0-31 dB
3th Ch
DAUGHTER BOARD
0-31 dB

1200 Bps Async./Sync.


Converter

TD
Modulator
RD

RTS

RS-232
Demodulator

DTR MTU MODEM [ 4 ] DATA CHANNEL

Fig. 1-7 LFS BLOCK DIAGRAM

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1.4.3 TRANSIT INTERFACE (INTE) 474.412.011 Q

1.4.3.1 INTRODUCTION
This unit meets the digital input / output ELNU interfaces and the analogue user input /
output interfaces.
The useful bandwidth is 300 ÷ 3720 Hz, for each single channel, which operates on 4
wires balanced input / output . Level adjustments are possible by straps.
1.4.3.2 DESCRIPTION
We make reference to the block diagram on Fig 1-8
Two twin circuits are defined respectively for the Channel 0 and Channel 1.
The two independent circuits are enabled by the two signals SYNC-0 and SYNC-1.
The incoming signals from the field are converted by A/D codec. The useful bandwidth is
defined by the internal filter of the codec on itself. The digital signal is sent to the ELNU
card always in serial mode.
On the reception way, the digital signal coming from the ELNU is converted to analogue
by D/A codec.
Input and output analogue levels can be adjusted by operating strap attenuators.
1.4.3.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM

SZ15 on
PCB
A/D 13 TO / FROM
0-15 dB
24 ELNU
Digital
LF-0 CODEC Loop

A/D SYNC-0
0-15 dB

CK from
ELNU
SYNC-1

A/D
0-15 dB

LF-1 CODEC

A/D
0-15 dB

Fig. 1-8 INTE BLOCK DIAGRAM

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1.4.4 UNIVERSAL CALL CONVERTER (CCUN) 474.415.026 J

1.4.4.1 INTRODUCTION
The following description makes reference to Fig 1-9, 1-10 and 1-11.
Since CCUN card is designed to manage two independent circuits, so that it can
interface both LFS’s on a double channel PLC, the description is exactly the same for
both circuit. The “x” figure in the reference takes the value 1 for circuit 1 and value 2 for
circuit 2.
In transmission, the unit performs the conversion of call criteria (hook-off and dialing)
into commands which activate the signaling circuit. In reception, complementary
operations are carried out. In addition the ring voltage (50 Vrms/45 Hz) for telephone
ringing is provided.
1.4.4.2 DESCRIPTION
CCUN board supports the operation of two telephone channels and it can be
programmed to operate as follows :
• hot line with central supply (BC)
• hot line with local supply BL)
• long line extension, telephone side (PLA-T)
• long line extension, exchange side (PLA-C)
Section points are available on the CCUN front panel; their purpose is to disconnect the
PLC equipment from the telephone and from the signaling.
The unit includes the following functional blocks:
A. MANAGEMENT LOGIC
B. RING CALL GENERATOR
C. RING CALL DETECTOR
D. RX CALL DETECTOR
A. MANAGEMENT LOGIC
According to the selected configuration, through the staips SZ4 and SZ8 , the
Management Logic handles criteria towards both exchange and telephone set.
B. RING CALL GENERATOR
This circuit is usually enabled only on PLA-T, BL and BC configurations. The call
generator supplies the call voltage ∼ 50 Vrms / 45 Hz for the telephone bell.
C. RING CALL DETECTOR
The circuit detects the alternate current which activates the telephone bell. When the user
hangs up the handset the signals IMAC1* and IMAC2* are issued and the management
logic disables the ring generator.
D. RX CALL DETECTOR
The circuits are used in BL and PLA-C configurations (SZ10 - SZ11) to detect the call
voltage, coming from a BL telephone or a telephone exchange.

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BC PRE-SETS
Refer to Fig 1-9
Idle conditions
a) Ground absence at CCUx- 4W ( E criteria )
b) Ground absence at CCUx-3W ( M criteria )
c) Speech channel, LF side, closed on 600 ohm (a & b wires )
OPERATING CONDITIONS
TRANSMISSION CALL
IMPx* signal is generated when the hand set is hanged up and the following occurs:
• Transmission call issuing, ground criteria at pin CCUx-3W, for a time of about 4
seconds
• RL2 switched to 9-13 position, thus enabling the telephone connection to PLC
• Disabling of undesired potential reception calls by means of CA.EN signal which
switch off the ringing generator.
The call criteria runs only 4 seconds. If within this time frame, the other operator does
not answer, the caller can repeat the operation.
RECEPTION CALL
The reception call, pin CCUx-4W, is activated by a ground criteria for about 4 seconds.
The following events occur:
• A potential transmission call, if any , is blocked (No ground on pin CCUx-3W).
• RL1 switched to 4-8 and 9-13 positions, thus enabling the transit of 50 Vrms/45 Hz
call voltage to the telephone.
• The ringing generator (CA.EN signal) is enabled.
Two different operating conditions must be considered as to the situation existing when
the called operator hangs up the handset :
HOOK-OFF THE HANDSET WHILE THE CALL IS STILL IN PROGRESS
In this case the following occurs:
• IMACx* signal is generated thus stopping the ringing generator, in addition RL1 is
switched to positions 4-6 and 11-13.
• IMPx* signals are generated and RL2 is switched to position 9-13.
• In this condition the communication can start.
• HOOK-OFF THE HANDSET WHEN THE RINGING TONE IS NOT PRESENT.
• In this case the following occurs:
• IMPx* are generated thus blocking the ring generator, RL1 is switched to positions 4-6
and 11-13 and RL2 to position 9-13.
In this condition the communication can start.

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BL PRE-SETS
Refer to Fig 1-10.
Idle conditions
a) absence of ground at CCUx-4W
b) absence of ground at CCUx-3W
c) speech channel enabled towards LF terminal
Operating conditions:
TRANSMISSION CALL
As the 50 Vrms ringing voltage, triggered by a BL telephone, is detected then the signal
RIVACx* is generated and the following occurs:
• TX call is issued at CCUx-3W (ground presence)
• RL2 is switched to position 11-13 thus closing the speech channel on 600 ohm.
These conditions last for the whole period associated with the ringing voltage
generation.
The calling operator hooks off the handset and waits for the answer of the called
operator.
RECEPTION CALL
As a reception call CCUx-4W is in progress, the following events occur :
• RL1 is switched to positions 4-8 and 9-13.
• The RING CALL GENERATOR is enabled by means of CA.EN outgoing signal.
In this condition the communication can be initiated.
In order to not be disturbed by the ringing tone, the called operator should hook off the
handset right after the ringing sound is off.
PLA-T PRE-SETS
Refer to Fig 1-9
Idle conditions
a) telephone side open (handset is hook on)
b) speech channel, LF side, closed on 600 ohm
c) absence of ground at CCUx-3W
d) absence of ground at CCUx-4W

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Operating conditions:
TRANSMISSION CALL (PLA-T ⇒ PLA-C)
As the operator hooks off the handset, IMPx* signals are generated and the following
occurs:
• RL2 switches to position 9-13, with a delay of 150 msec.
• The ringing generator is locked through CA.EN criteria
• Ground criteria on pin CCUx-3W
The operator can start to dial.
The dialing action is reflected by the absence of ground at pin CCUx-3W.
At the same time, relay RL2 switches to position 11-13 ; as the dialing is ended, RL2
switches to position 9-13.
RECEPTION CALL (PLA-C ⇒ PLA-T)
Ground presence at pin CCUx-4W causes the following events occur:
• Relay RL1 switched to 4-8 and 9-13 positions
• 50 Vrms ringing generator is enabled
The same considerations discussed under previous paragraph “ BC PRE-SETS “ apply as
to the different operating conditions existing when the called operator could hook off the
handset.
PLA-C PRE-SETS
Refer to Fig 1-11.
Idle conditions
a) absence of ground at pin CCUx- 3W
b) absence of ground at pin CCUx-4W
c) speech channel, LF side, closed on 600 ohm

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Operating conditions:
Transmission call (PLA-C ⇒ PLA-T)
The 50 Vrms ringing voltage, coming from the PAX is detected by the “ RING CALL
DETECTOR” which in turn, through the generation of RIVACx* issuis the CCUx-3W
criteria.
Reception call (PLA-T ⇒ PLA-C)
The seizing made by the PLA-C is recognized as a ground criteria at pin CCUx-4W.
The result is:
• block of potential transmission calls
• RL2 is switched to position 9-13 thus enabling the transit of the exchange tone to PLA-
T operator.
The PLA-T operator can dial the telephone number thus creating presence or absence of
ground at pin CCUx-3W. The result of this action is:
• RL2 is switched to position 11-13 during the dialing process. A 150 msec time-out is
initiated to keep the relay closed. During this phase RL1 is in idle condition.
• As the dialing is accomplished, RL2 returns to position 9-13 and the communication
may take place.

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1.4.4.3 BLOCK DIAGRAMS

+15 Vdc
BC
PLAT

RL-1 GENERATOR
(+) E
CCUx - 3W
(M)
9 13 11

a a
TEL. SIDE LF SIDE

RING CALL SZ 4 CCU1


DETECTOR IMACx* SZ 8 CCU2

C +5 Vdc RL2
600 ohm
MANAGEMENT
RLAx LOGIC
RLBx
CA.EN. 9 13 11
8 4 6 RING CALL
GENERATOR
A
b B
TEL. SIDE
b
LF
SIDE
CCUx - 4W
IMPx* (E)
GENERATOR
(-) E

-15 Vdc
BC
PLAT

Fig. 1-9 BC/PLA-T CONFIGURATION

RL-1

CCUx - 3W
(M)
9 13 11

a a
TEL. SIDE (SZ10 CCU1 LF SIDE
SZ11 CCU2)
RING CALL
PLAC / BL
DETECTOR SZ 4 CCU1
SZ 8 CCU2
C IMACx*

RLAx +5 Vdc RL2 600 Ohm


RIVACx* MANAGEMENT
LOGIC
RLBx
RX CALL CA.EN. 9 13 11
8 4 6 DETECTOR RING CALL
GENERATOR A
D
b B
TEL. SIDE
b
LF SIDE

CCUx - 4W
(E)

Fig. 1-10 BL CONFIGURATION

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RL-1

CCUx - 3W
(M)
9 13 11

a a
PAX SIDE (SZ10 CCU1 RL2 LF SIDE
SZ11 CCU2)
RING CALL
PLAC / BL
DETECTOR SZ 4 CCU1
SZ 8 CCU2
C IMACx* 8 4 6
RLAx
RIVACx* MANAGEMENT +5 Vdc 600 Ohm
LOGIC
RLBx
RX CALL CA.EN. 9 13 11
8 4 6 DETECTOR RING CALL
GENERATOR A
D
b B OPx
PAX SIDE
b
LF SIDE

CCUx - 4W
(E)

Fig. 1-11 PLA-C CCUN CONFIGURATION

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1.4.5 DIGITAL PROCESSING (ELNU) 411.410.032 R

1.4.5.1 INTRODUCTION
It is the main unit of the PLC 1790/B equipment. It manages the master clock of the
equipment, performs the digital modulation and demodulation, supervises the main
function of the digital circuits.
For the description we make reference to the Fig 1-12, 1-13 and 1-14.
1.4.5.2 DESCRIPTION
The following functions are performed:
Synchronism generation and carrier digital synthesis of HF channels.
These functions are supported by:
• Main oscillator, which generates the master clock
• Centralized logic to provide for the machine timings
• Generation of HF mo-demodulation carriers.
TRANSMISSION SIDE
• Synchronism and exchange of data coming from channels 1 and 2
• Modulation of channels 1 and 2
• Sum of the two communication channels and carrier
• Transmission level adjustment
• Sampling frequency increase from 32 to 2048 KHz
• HF band allocation
The ELNU card is programmed via a PC defining the number of channels, carrier
frequencies, transmission alarm definition,...by means of a menu.
A squelch detects on the transmission path the overload of the global services coming
from the low frequency section in order to protect the transmission power section. An
alarm is provided if the protection threshold is overcome.
RECEPTION SIDE
• Demodulation of digital signal received from INAF board
• Reduction of the sampling frequency from 1024 to 16 KHz
• Demodulation and carrier extraction and synchronization (PLL) for automatic level
control (AGC)
• Channel 1 and channel 2 demodulation:
• Synchronism and exchange of serial data to be sent to channel 1 (LFS 0)
• Synchronism and exchange of serial data to be sent to channel 2 (LFS 1 for double
channel PLC terminals).

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1.4.5.3 BLOCK DIAGRAMS

HF POWER

µCONTROLLER CONTROL

ALARMS

DSP 56002 ROM ROM ROM


MOTOROLA 1 2 3
DATA MODULATOR
FROM LF
BUS DATA
TO INAF
RAM
EXT.
GATE ARRAY
EE RESET
PROM W.D.
CONTR. BUS DATA
DATA FROM INAF
TO LF
DSP 56002
MOTOROLA
DEMODULATOR
ROM ROM ROM
1 2 3

CONTROL
AGC

ELNU INAF

Fig. 1-12 ELNU BLOCK DIAGRAM

fs = 9 KHz fs = 8 KHz fs = 32 KHz

FROM
LFS0 x8 :9 x4 fs = 256 KHz fs = 2048 KHz

-2 KHz 2 KHz
fs = 9 KHz fs = 32 KHz TO INAF

HF
FROM CARRIER Kf CHANNEL
LFS1 x8 :9 x4 CARRIER

2 KHz -2 KHz

fs = 8 KHz

Fig. 1-13 DIGITAL MODULATION

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TO LF 0

TO LF1
FROM
INAF

HF RECEPTION
CARRIER

Fig. 1-14 DIGITAL DEMODULATION

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1.4.6 HIGH FREQUENCY INTERFACE (INAF) 474 412 007V

1.4.6.1 INTRODUCTION
Refer to Fig 1-15.
This unit performs the following functions:
1. Transmission digital to analogue conversion
2. Reception analogue to digital conversion
3. Transmission power detector
4. Alarms criteria
1.4.6.2 DESCRIPTION
1.4.6.2.1 TRANSMISSION

The digital signal coming from the ELNU is converted to analogue by the D/A converter
with Fs = 2048 KHz.
An analogue low-pass filter eliminates the spectrum aliasing.
A variable gain pre-amplifier provides a variation of 3 dB in order to support both 10
and 20/40 W HF output configurations.
The output of the pre-amplifier, via an hybrid transformer, drives the Power Amplifier.
Two cards are equipped for 40 W PLC, while only one card for 10 and 20 W.
In the second case the pre-amplifier output not used is loaded inside the INAF card, by
means soldering strap.
1.4.6.2.2 RECEPTION

The first stage is represented by a 7 dB fixed attenuator, normally excluded, which can
be included to reduce the reception overload.
The automatic gain control, is performed under ELNU card control and an antialiasing
low-pass filter is interposed before the A/D converter.
1.4.6.2.3 TRANSMISSION POWER DETECTOR

The RX line interface supplies a signal proportional to the transmitted power. Such a
signal is sent to the TX microprocessor which performs an alarm, if the transmitted signal
is less than the programmed threshold.

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1.4.6.2.4 ALARMS CRITERIA

The alarms criteria coming from the ELNU unit are returned to the operator in two
different way:
LIGHT INDICATION by means LED on the front panel
RELAYS FREE VOLTAGE CONTACTS on M8 field connector
The LED’s on the front panel show respectively
• TX Transmission carrier failure alarm
• RX S/N alarm referring to a programmed threshold
• 5dB RX carrier level, detected after the AGC circuit, dropped of 5
dB lower then the nominal level.
• OK Idle condition
The relays contact return the following:
• TX Transmission carrier failure alarm
• RX S/N alarm referring to a programmed threshold
• 5dB RX carrier level dropped of 5 dB lower then the received level
• Power Supply Power supply alarm.

1.4.6.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM

CONVERSION D/A ALARMS


TRANSMISSION [ 1 ] RESTITUTION [ 4 ]
TO AMPL.1
TX
RX
FROM ELNU D/A ALARMS CRITERIA
5 dB
FROM ELNU & POWER SUPPLY
TO AMPL. 2 PLC COMMON ALARMS
TX
test point
POWER SUPPLY

CONVERSION A/D RECEPTION [ 2 ]

TX POWER CONTROL [ 3 ]
TO ELNU
FROM RX FILTER A/D TO ELNU FROM HF LINE
7 dB INTERFACE A/D
EXCLUDED AGC

RX
FROM ELNU D/A test point
AGC CONTROL

Fig. 1-15 HF INTERFACE

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1.4.7 20W AMPLIFIER (AMPL) 474.412.008.E

1.4.7.1 INTRODUCTION
Refer to Fig 1-16.
It amplifies the transmission signals, within the operating frequency range from 40 to
500 KHz, up to an output power of 20 Watt.
The unit is provided with a heat dissipater on both front and side panel.
The following major functional sections are described :
1. Differential amplifier
2. Driver stage
3. Power stage
4. Adder transformer and impedance adapter
5. Polarizer and thermal protection
6. Protection for power stages
1.4.7.2 DESCRIPTION
1.4.7.2.1 DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER

The main function of this section is to generate two amplified signals of the same
amplitude and opposite phase.
1.4.7.2.2 DRIVER STAGE

The main function is to provide for current amplification decoupling the differential stage
from the power stage.
1.4.7.2.3 POWER STAGE
The main function of this block is to deliver the target output power.
1.4.7.2.4 ADDER TRANSFORMER AND IMPEDANCE ADAPTER

The main function of this section is to add the output of the power stages and to adapt
their impedance.
1.4.7.2.5 POLARIZER AND THERMAL PROTECTION

The main function of this section is to polarize the final stages to optimize the distortion.
The polarization is dynamic and varies according to the final stages temperature.
1.4.7.2.6 PROTECTION FOR POWER STAGES

These blocks act as protections for power stages.

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1.4.7.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM

DRIVER
STAGE-1 POWER
STAGE-1

COUPLER
POWER &
STAGE IMPEDANCE
PROTECTION MATCH OUTPUT 75 Ω

INPUT 75 DIFFERENTIAL
AMPLIFIER

DRIVER POWER
STAGE-2 STAGE-2

POLARISER

&

THERM.
COMPENSATION

Fig. 1-16 20 W AMPLIFIER

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1.4.8 TX LINE INTERFACE (INTX) 474.412.009.F

1.4.8.1 INTRODUCTION
Reference can be made to Chapter 4 of Technical Manual , "COMMISSIONING" , for
details relevant to programmable options selection procedures.
Refer to Fig 1-17.
This unit performs the following functions:
1. Adding the signals which come from two amplifiers
2. Programmable transmission line filter
1.4.8.2 DESCRIPTION
1.4.8.2.1 ADDING SIGNALS

An hybrid transformer is used for 40 Watt terminals.


It adds the signals received by the two 20 W equipped amplifiers.
1.4.8.2.2 PROGRAMMABLE TX LINE FILTER
The transmission filter is programmable by straps in the band 40 - 500 KHz by steps of
1 KHz
It attenuates the spurious produced by the terminal and supplies a high out-of-band
impedance, thus providing for the parallel connection of several terminals on the same
line.

1.4.8.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM

3
2

FROM AMPL. 1 TO HF LINE INTERFACE

1 TRANSMISSION FILTER

FROM AMPL. 2

Fig. 1-17 INTX BLOCK DIAGRAM

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1.4.9 RX LINE INTERFACE (INRX) 474.412.010 T

1.4.9.1 INTRODUCTION
Refer to Fig 1-18.
The following features are supported :
1. line hybrid
2. power detector
3. line transformer
4. 4-wire TX
5. 4-wire RX
6. line complementary attenuation
7. programmable RX line filter
1.4.9.2 DESCRIPTION
1.4.9.2.1 LINE HYBRID
The line hybrid is asymmetric in order to privilege the transmission path which is
characterized by low loss level (0.3 dB).
The reception path operates at high impedance with about 12 dB loss.
1.4.9.2.2 POWER DETECTOR

It detects the issued power to the line.


This information is sent to the ELNU card through INAF card to be checked in order to
perform the transmission alarm if the signal is less than a programmed threshold.
1.4.9.2.3 LINE TRANSFORMER
The line transformer adapts the ALSPA PLC 1790 impedance to the line impedance.
The available options are:
• 150 Ohm, balanced
• 125 Ohm, balanced or unbalanced
• 50 Ohm unbalanced
• 75 Ohm, unbalanced
1.4.9.2.4 4-WIRE TX

It gives the capability to put in parallel two PLC 1790/B TX signals using a single
transmission hybrid.
The operating frequencies of the two terminals should comply with the applicable IEC
recommendations.
1.4.9.2.5 4-WIRE RX

This block provides for the reception of two PLC 1790/B terminals using the line
asymmetric hybrid and a divider.

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1.4.9.2.6 RX ATTENUATOR

It is based on a variable attenuator from 0 to 18 dB at steps of 3 dB.


Its main purpose is to set-up the operating reference point of the automatic gain control.
1.4.9.2.7 PROGRAMMABLE RX LINE FILTER

The reception line filter can be programmed by straps in the 40 ÷ 500 KHz band at 1
KHz step
It selects the useful band from the interfering ones, thus avoiding the receiver overload.
1.4.9.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM
2

TX POWER
CONTROL TO INAF

FROM TX FILTER 4 WIRE Tx

1
3
75 Ohm

150 Ohm

125 Ohm HF LINE


7 6 50 Ohm
5
TO INAF 3-18 dB

4 WIRE RX

Fig. 1-18 INRX BOARD

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1.4.10 INSU SUPERVISION INTERFACE 411.410.027 K

1.4.10.1 INTRODUCTION
The INSU Supervision card, through a programming terminal, allows the operator to
monitor and control the remote PLC without any other operator at the far end.
Refer to Fig 1-19.
1.4.10.2 DESCRIPTION
The INSU card is an optional unit of PLC 1790/B, to be equipped in one PLC link on
both terminals, local and remote, in a dedicate slot of 19’’ - 9 Unit DIN PLC subrack.
It is based on 4 TX and RX criteria and 8 open collectors alarms foreseen for a future
network management network.
The INSU unit perform the following services:
• Transmission of N° 4 ON/OFF criteria to remote PLC terminal (by ground in input),
• Reception of N° 4 ON/OFF criteria from remote PLC terminal (by relay changeover
type for RC-1 and RC-2, simple contact open in idle condition for RC-3 and RC-4).
• Open collector PLC alarms: (ground criteria in alarm condition)
1. Power supply alarm
2. Transmission alarm (3 dB Carrier level decreasing respect to the nominal level)
3. Reception alarm (5 dB Carrier level decreasing respect to the nominal level)
4. PLC alarm (OR of the following alarms: AGC reception alarm, loop alarm, S/N
alarm)
5. Channel 0 audio frequency alarm (5 dB Signalling decreasing respect to the nominal
level)
6. Channel 1 audio frequency alarm (5 dB Signalling decreasing respect to the nominal
level)
7. Ch.0 and Ch.1 audio frequency alarm ( S/N alarm )
8. Local loop and remote loop alarm (Activated during local and remote loop)

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By programming terminal (PC) connected to local PLC equipment, it is possible to check


and to perform the following functions on the remote PLC :
• monitor the AGC working point characteristics
• monitor the status of remote PLC alarms
• program the remote LFS function in both speech and data channels
• Activation of HF line equalisation function on remote PLC in order to equalise the
communication link.
The two INSU cards, plugged in both PLC terminals, communicate through a
programmable low speed MODEM 50 Bd programmed within 300 ÷ 3720 Hz
frequency band. This modem is housed in the INSU card.
1.4.10.3 BLOCK DIAGRAM

DSP 56002
FROM OUTPUT 1
DIGITAL 50 Bd
TO
ELNU INTERFACE MTU

INPUT 1 OUTPUT 2
MANEGEMENT
LOGIC

INPUT 2 FIELD
OUTPUT 3 Output

FIELD
Input INPUT 3
PC
INTERFACE OUTPUT 4

INPUT 4
RX carrier failure Power Supply

PLC alarm TX carrier failure

Local remote loop LF channel S/N

LF Channel 1
LF Channel 0

OPEN COLLECTOR ALARMS

Fig. 1-19 SUPERVISION INTERFACE

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Once the PC is connected to the remote PLC ( ref. to chapter 6 of Technical Manual
« Man Machine Interface » ), the INSU displays, on PC screen, the functions which can
be performed in the remote terminal equipment.
DSP 56002 - MANAGEMENT LOGIC AND 50 BAUD MTU
The DSP performs the connection with the remote PLC equipment carrying out:
• Reception and transmission of one 50 baud telegraph channel
• Management of communication protocol
• Data demodulation.
• Acknowledge of received information from the remote terminal.
• Logic management

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