Physical Interface Sample Clauses

Physical Interface. 4.3.1.2.1 100BaseFX Payload Port 100BaseFX fiber, 1310 nm multimode 100BaseFX Ethernet interface used to receive and transmit user payload data. (ON/OFF build configurable)
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Physical Interface. The physical Point of Interconnection for Verizon and GNAPS for the End Point Fiber Meet will be the GNAPS’ fiber patch panel as designated by GNAPs. Unless otherwise indicated, GNAPS will maintain the Fiber Patch Panel. The Parties agree that Verizon has unescorted access to the Verizon side of the Fiber Patch Panel 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, without limitation, and that GNAPs has unescorted access to the GNAPs side of the Fiber Patch Panel 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, without limitation. Verizon will monitor and maintain the fiber optic electronics owned by Verizon. GNAPs will monitor and maintain the fiber optic electronics owned by GNAPs.
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Physical Interface. The physical interface between the ECNs shall be 120 Ohm balanced termination provided by means of a twisted pair terminated on 10 pair Kröne insulation displacement terminating blocks. A loss of 6 dB is supported for both termination types.
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Physical Interface. As set forth herein, a MAUL arrangement establishes a physical point of interface between the Verizon and Xxxxxx networks through which Xxxxxx may access unbundled local Loops served by the relevant Central Office.
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Physical Interface. The physical interface shall be considered the fiber patch panel in the enclosure box located at the two locations noted in Section 2 above. The connector panels are approved and appropriate for the application and the size of cable to be connected. The connector panel locations provide 24-hour access to both Verizon and Charter. The connector panels are individually locked. The interconnecting carrier may splice its fiber to the fiber stub provided at the patch enclosure. The Parties will pay any additional cost for the connector panel and installation as set forth in Section 11. Verizon is to have access to the Verizon side of the MSFM and Charter will have access to the Charter side of the MSFM. Both parties shall provide monitoring and maintenance capability 24 hours a day for their respective side of the MSFM.
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Physical Interface. The interconnection between the BT System and the Operator System shall be provided by a BT digital path that terminates on a BT Circuit Termination Unit (CTU) located within the building housing the Operator Switch. The BT CTU will present a G703 interface on two 75 ohm coaxial cables direct to either the Operator Switch or an Operator Digital Distribution Frame (DDF) which is co-located with the Operator Switch. The Point of Connection shall be the 75 ohm G703 coaxial connector at the BT end of the cables connecting the CTU to the Operator Switch (or co-located Operator DDF) (See Fig 1). The coaxial cables connecting the CTU to the Operator Switch shall have a loss not exceeding 6dB at 1024 kHz (see Fig 1). [FIGURE 1 GRAPHIC OMITTED] PAGE 34 of 61 35 SUBJECT TO CONTRACT --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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