
The main distribution frame (MDF) is an important component between the user and the operator that supplies a telecommunication service and is the only layer in the seven-layer communication architecture that is not fully automated. In this paper, a cross-connect method for simulating the rapier picking of a rapier loom (shuttleless loom) is proposed to imitate the shedding and the picking action to achieve quick switching. Using the designed “shedding device” and “picking device”, a model prototype of the automatic optical distribution frame (AODF) was constructed and tested for verification.
cross-connect, shedding, rapier loom, automatic optical distribution frame (AODF), picking, robot, Petri net
cross-connect, shedding, rapier loom, automatic optical distribution frame (AODF), picking, robot, Petri net
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