Abstract: A connection panel comprising a frame member and a plurality of first terminals provided on the frame member. The first terminals are arranged in a horizontal row on the frame member, are identical and are each a sixty-four position standard type of terminal. The connection panel also comprises a plurality of second terminals provided on the frame member. The second terminals are arranged in a horizontal row on the frame member and have a position layout that is the same as a position layout of the standard type of terminal. Each of the second terminals is a sixty-four position standard type of terminal. The connection panel further comprises connections disposed within the frame member providing electrical connections between the first terminals and the second terminals.

Abstract: A connection panel comprising a frame member and a plurality of first terminals provided on the frame member. The first terminals are arranged in a horizontal row on the frame member, are identical and are each a sixty-four position standard type of terminal. The connection panel also comprises a plurality of second terminals provided on the frame member. The second terminals are arranged in a horizontal row on the frame member and have a position layout that is the same as a position layout of the standard type of terminal. Each of the second terminals is a sixty-four position standard type of terminal. The connection panel further comprises connections disposed within the frame member providing electrical connections between the first terminals and the second terminals.

Abstract: A patch panel facilitates cabling connections with a telecommunications switching device which has input/output ports arranged in vertical columns. A row of fifty-pin standard terminals is on a front side of the connection panel, with each terminal of the row corresponding to a respective column of the switching device. On a reverse side of the connection panel are provided two horizontal rows of fifty-pin terminals, one row for incoming signals and the other row for outgoing signals, to minimize cross-talk. The total number of terminals on the front side of the connection panel is the same as the number of terminals on the reverse side of the connection panel.