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Part Number Description Qty 3M Part Number Description Qty 3M 1/2'' TAPE CARTRIDGE 1 1619656 DISK DRIVE 1 25ZAE33121AAN 23'' 24 PORT FIBER CABINET 12 25ZAE33460 AAB DRAWER FIBER KIT 6 25ZAM22843AAA FIBER SHELF 3 3656126 100' FLAT CABLE 8 3656126 60' FLAT CABLE 2 4000-D/TR TRANSPARENT SPLICE DRY MODULE 50 4000-DWP MODULE& SEALANT BOX KIT (12PACK) 10 4000-DWP/TR SEALANT & BOX KIT TRANSPARENT 19 4005-CBM/TR TRANSPARENT DDRY PLUGABLE MODULE 24 4005-D SUPPEA MINI BRIDGING MODULE 21 4005-DPM DRY PLUGGABLE MODULE 18 4005-DPM/16 16 PAIR PLUGGABLE CABLE 1200 4005-DPM/TR TRANSPARENT DRY PLUGABLE MODULE 59 4008 SUPERMINI HALF TAP PARTS 36 4008-C TRANPARENT ENCAPSLATOR HALF TAP 77 4008-C/TR TRANPARENT ENCAPSLATOR HALF TAP 26 4008-D TRANSPARENT DRY HALF-TOP MODULE 6 4008-D/TR TRANSPARENT DRY HALF-TOP MODULE 67 4010 MISC PART FOR 4010-E 4 4010-E ENCAPSULATED CROSS CONNECT FEEDER MODULE KIT GREEN 80 4011 MISC FOR 4011-E 4 4011-E ENCAPSULATED CROSS CONNECT DISTRIBUTION MODULE KIT 75 4060 CROSS CONNECT MOUNT SET 17 4075-S SEALANT BOX KITS (YELLOW NO LABELS) 35 4076-S SUPER MINI BRIDGING SEALANT BOX 2 4077 RED SEALANT BOX KITS 4005DPM 81 4077-A ONE 4005/DPM 67 4077-B ONE 4005 DPM & ONE 4000D 28 4077-C TWO 4005 DPM 58 4077-D THREE 4005-DPM 99 4078-C HALF TAP COVER KIT 22 4295-C 900 PAIR BINDING POST POLE MOUNT CABINET 1 520862 CAP END 2-DC P/O SPLC KIT 10 80-6100-6253-3 BTR BURIFD CLS 6 80-6101-0298-2 4310-48T MODULAR BLOCK KIT 60" 710 CONN TAIL 2 80-6101-2559-5 8"X16"X4" FIR BARRIER PENMITIATION SEALING SYSTEM 12 80-6103-2664-9 4005-DPM/36 PRETERMINALED JUMPER ASSY 64 80-6104-1230-8 4000-D/72 PRETERMINALED JUMPER ASSY 69 80-6106-1159-4 3M/2244-A STATIC STRAPS 5 80-6107-4194-6 AASAS-AU S SPA/SPA SIECOR 1G5 UNJKTD 1 83-0003-1329-2 5 83-4930-365-2 8 83-4930-3667 1 83-4930-3855 1 CP25WB FIRE BARRIER CAULK 1 DCD-3 TAPE DRIVE 14 DCD-3 (D) TAPE DRIVE 1 DCD-30XC-301 TAPE DRIVE 1 QCBIX1A JUMPER 1 QTBIX22A TEST CONNECTOR 1 RD211 24VDC POWER SUPPLY 1 ADC Page 1 ADC Part Number Description Qty 01-77101021 CONTROL CARD 2 01-78270001 12 SLOT SHELF 1 01-93010141 2 020-0134-0000 1 074400-03 1 074400-04 1 074404-02 1 074404-04 1 074490-00 2 074655-06 1 074660-02 2 074680-01 2 074701-02 1 074701-03 1 074814-00 1 074814-02 1 074820-03 7 074821-00 1 10-001110-RA1 ADC FIBERMUX 3 1200-025L1 RELB ESF TI CSU 1 15730-010A FUSE AND ALARM SUBASSEMBLY 1 15951 DATA SMART AC 1 15971 DATA SMART AC 1 15N15.8-1-2 POWER SUPPLY 15V-15.8 A OUTPUT 1 16022050 SHELF ASM ECHO CANCELLER 3 2-25059-0010 SWITCHABLE ATTENUATOR 3 2-28420-0010 TEST SYSTEM TRANSMISSION MODE 1 2-28800-0020 TEST BOX 1 2-31070-0050 RELAY ACCESS CARD 85 2-31840-0010 ACC MOD 1 2-32760-0020 TEST BOX 1 2-33650-0010 MONITOR SPEAKER CARD 2 2-35420-0000 112A TEST FACILITY 1 2-38420-0011 TEST SYSTEM TRANSMISSION MODE 2 2-39000-0440 POWER SUPPLY W/FUSE 1 2-39760-0010 2/W TERMINAL SET 1 2-41430-0534 PATCH CHASSIS MOUNTING SHELF 1 2-41430-320 PATCH CHASSIS MOUNTING SHELF MODEM 2 2-41720-0020 3 2-42070-0030 UNIVERSAL MOTHERBOARD CARD 13 2-42073-0015 PC BOARD 2 2-42260-00010 LINE CARD 13 2-42263-0010 PC BOARD CARD 26 2-42320-0010 SWITCH MATE 5A13 CLUSTER 1 2-42330-0110 SWITCH MATE SC01 SWITCH CHASSIS 3 2-42490-0010 DMPS-8 POWER SUPPLY 1 2-42500-0010 DMPS-7 POWER SUPPLY 2 2-42565-0020 11 2-42694-010 DVOM MODEL 1851C 2 2-42930-0511 ACC MOD 1 2-42930-0982 1 2-42930-3036 SHELF 2 2-42933-0640 ITUV2 CARD 1 2-42933-0705 CA CARD 2 2-42933-1504 PM CARD 1 2-42933-7508 CARD 16 Page 2 ADC Part Number Description Qty 2-42933-9343 CARD 16 2-42934-6873 DTAU CARD 1 2-42936-1110 PMS-16-V35 1 2-42937-8420 CPU CARD 1 2061 AISLE DISPLAY DBM DBRN DB 20 5 240490-02 1 240701-03 PWC 1 240811-00 PWC 1 240814-02 PWC 1 240820-04 PWC 6 240821-01 PWC 1 300527-01 JACKFIELD 1 3AC-MMDD06-A CABLE 432 3AC-TTD0-06 288 4-16325-0040 FUSE PANEL 2 4-16325-0041 FUSE PANEL 1 4-16325-0044 JACKFIELD 12 4-17279-0010 RELAY PANEL 3 4-17995-0010 LINE\DROP JACKFIELD 4 4-23287-0010 DSX-2 1 4-23287-0030 DSX-28 1 4-23544-0020 JACKFIELD WITH LED & MONITOR JACK 3 4-23745-0010 JACKFIELD 2 4-24084-0030 3 4-24138-0010 DSX MODULE DSX 1C SERIES 3 4-24138-0041 1 4-24142-2924 AMP JACKFIELD 310 6 4-24273-0070 1 4-24273-0110 DSX-29F 25 POSITION JACKFIELD 1 4-24273-0170 CROSS CONNECT PANELS 6 4-24344-0160 2 4-24414-0020 DSX JACKFIELD 2 4-24419-0320 JACKFIELD FRONT X CONNECT 2 4-24426-0052 5 AMP FEMALE 8X26 9 4-24794-0010 JACKFIELD 1 4-24794-0050 1 4-24900-0010 32 POSITION JACKFIELD 3 4-25214-6924 JACKFIELD (310) 1 4-25232-0030 JACKFIELD 74 4-25246-0010 4 4-26011-0102 JACKFIELD 4-2601-0076 9 4-26011-0103 JACKFIELD 4-2601-0076 16 4-26011-1250 1 4-260111-5580 1 4-26012-1420 1 4-26024-0010 JACKFIELD 1 4-26053-2040 1 4-26082-8102 QUICK CONNECTOR BLK 6 AMP POSITION 1 4-26082-8104 QUICK CONNECTOR BLK 4 AMP POSITION 1 4-26087-0020 1 4-26451-0010 650 JACK HI DENSITY 4 4-26487-0010 JACKFIELD CONNECTORIZED 34 4-26544-0020 DSX-4M-CJ-B2 CABLE JUMPER DSX 32 1057 4-26555-1117 3 4-26577-0020 832 JACK HI DENSITY 1 4-26634-0010 1 Page 3 ADC Part Number Description Qty 4-26722-0270 17 4-26722-2090 DSX-4M-MBFC 5 4-26727-9400 DSX3 SHELF 2 4-26857-0327 PIX-6 CKC OCTAPAK 211 4-26921-0020 4 4-27302-0242 8 4-30001 L1 DTAU NETSTAR SHELF 4 4-32000-0010 CONNECTOR PANEL 1 4792203 FIBER DISTRIBUTION PANEL 1 72-99-0901 TROUGH 7 72761 DATA SMART MAX 2 72771 DATA SMART MAX 2 760020013 SHELF 5 77961 MODEM T-SMART STAND ALONE UNIT 3 78222 D-SERV DSU/CSU 1 85006001 10 X 25 1 91064 ALARM ANNUCIATOR 1 A0231857 TELEPHONE JACK 3348 AUX-3A0001 DIGITAL TIMING JACK PANEL 1 AUX-3A0003 1 AUX-3A003 DIGITAL TIMING JACK PANEL 2 C-0104F-001 BLOCK 1 C-0104M-900 8X26 CONNECTORIZED 1 C-0106M-835 2 C-0106M-840 12X24 6 POS AMP 4 C-0204M-900 AMP BLOCK 23 C-0205M-901 100 C-2106F-904 12 CABLE W/FEMALE CABLE W/ FEMALE 15P TO FEM 15P 3' 3 CABLE W/MALE CABLE W/MALE 15P TO MALE 15P 7' 1 CB1250-4 8X25 T/B 2 CF-1064 10 CP1065 3 CROSS CONNECT PANEL CROSS CONNECT PANEL 21 D1M-1A0009 PNL DS1 FX 84CKT WW-WW5X23 1 D1M-1A0016 23 FXC 84 PT.(TOTAL FRONT) PUTTY 1 D1M-1A0019 23 FXC 84 PT. BLACK 1 D1M-1B2006 64 POSITION 23" RXC 7 D1M-1C1013 DS-1 FX 28CT 6 D1M-1E2014 JACKFIELD 1 D1M-1X0009 MINI-MODULE 8PT. MODULE RJ48X 61 D1M-5B1008 112 POSITION 19' FXC 2 D1M-5C1001 19 FXC 32 PT. DSUB PLUG CONN. 1 D1M-IE0003 BANTON INTERCONNECT PANEL,56 CIRCUITS, 112 TERMINATIONS, F 1 DD1-311001 DDP-1 56CKT JACKFIELD 3 DMPS-5-48 7 DMPS-548 6 DMPS-8 POWER SUPPLY 2 DS-1XR32 CABLE 30FT 16 DSX-1 M-M50' CABLE ASSM DSX M-M 10' 4 DSX-1B-23 23 INTERBAY 50 PT. BANTAM 1 DSX-1B-23B 23 INTERBAY 56 PT. BANTAM 2 DSX-1C/1L 19" OR 23" FXC 50 PT. 4-26087-0120 1 DSX-1C/3 (PARTS) 50 PT FR CR CONN 4-26087-0120 8 DSX-2 19 FXC 50 PT. (CCB) 4-24956-0030 21 DSX-2E (64 PT) 23 FXC 64 PT. (CCB) 4 Page 4 ADC Part Number Description Qty DSX-3-19W2 1 DSX-4B-24SB TERMINATION PANEL 1 DSX-4B-D 23 CHASSIS W/OUT JUMPER RINGS 2 DSX-4B-M 22 DSX-4H-SE3C 23 RXC 24 TERM. DS3 CHASSIS 1 DSX-4L-R11C SHELF 1 DSX-4M-BK-R RXC BLANK MODULE 301 DSX-4M-C-JBM27 RG 59 COAX CABLE BNC CONNECTOR 48 DSX-4M-CJ-B6 CABLE BNC CONN 61 20 DSX-4M-E1C (SHORT) 4-26727-3308 DSX-3 SHELF 19 1 DSX-4M-E2C 4-26727-7412 DSX3 SHELF 19 24 DSX-4M-E7C 4-25916-0500 DSX3 SHELF 3 DSX-4M-E9C 4-25913-0318 18 MODULE CHASSIS 3 DSX-4M-F12C 3 DSX-4M-F1C 4-26728-3312 12 MODULE CHASSIS 1 DSX-4M-MBRC DSX 4M REAR CROSS CONNECT MODULE 296 DSX-4M-SBFC DSX 4M FRONT CROSS CONNECT MODULE 24 DSX-4M-SBRC DSX 4M REAR CROSS CONNECT MODULE 6 DSX-4M-SSRP 16 DSX-4M-V2C 4-26750-3103 12 MODULE CHASSIS 1 DSX-4M-W2C 2942930-1226 16 MODULE CHASSIS 1 DSX-4M-W4C 4 DSX-4M-W9C 4-26773-0318 18 MODULE CHASSIS 12 DSX-BEST-1 23 RXC 50 PT.
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