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5000iPS
CHAPTER I GENERAL
CONTENTS
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................... 1-1

1.1 GENERAL...............................................................................................................................1-1
1.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ..................................................................................................1-2
1.2.1 N+0 up to 10 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)...............................................1-2
1.2.2 Hot Standby up to 2 Systems (Total 2 Transmission Channels)......................................1-4
1.2.3 Twin path up to 5 Systems (Total 5 Transmission Channels)..........................................1-7
1.2.4 1+0 XPIC up to 5 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels) ........................................1-9
1.2.5 Orderwire.......................................................................................................................1-11
1.2.6 Supervision....................................................................................................................1-13
1.3 SYSTEM OVERVIEW...........................................................................................................1-15
1.3.1 Layout............................................................................................................................1-16
1.3.2 Features ........................................................................................................................1-18
1.3.3 Equipment Block Diagram .............................................................................................1-18
1.3.4 Power Supply Block Diagram ........................................................................................1-20
1.3.5 Interface Layout.............................................................................................................1-22
1.3.6 Interface Items...............................................................................................................1-23
1.3.7 MDP Module Mounting ..................................................................................................1-26
APPENDIX 1. 5000S/IP HYBRID CONFIGURATION .........................................................A1-1
1.1 GENERAL............................................................................................................................ A1-1
1.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................... A1-2
1.2.1 5000S N+0 or N+1 System with 5000iPS N+0 System ................................................ A1-2
1.2.2 5000S Hot Standby System with 5000iPS Hot Standby System .................................. A1-4
1.2.3 5000S Twin path System with 5000iPS Twin path System........................................... A1-7
1.2.4 Orderwire...................................................................................................................... A1-9
1.2.5 Supervision................................................................................................................. A1-11
1.3 SYSTEM OVERVIEW........................................................................................................ A1-14
1.4 Layout Difference............................................................................................................... A1-14
1.4.1 Equipment Block Diagram .......................................................................................... A1-19
1.4.2 Power Supply Block Diagram ..................................................................................... A1-21
1.4.3 TRP Configuration Notice ........................................................................................... A1-24
NWD-134139-01E 5000iPS: GENERAL

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5000iPS: GENERAL NWD-134139-01E

GENERAL DESCRIPTION 1-1
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
This chapter provides descriptive information on the NEC 5000iPS (5000iP Series) used in
both the Ethernet and Time Division Multiplex (TDM) network. Included herein are
related system configuration and system overviews.
1.1 GENERAL
The 5000iPS is the equipment designed to converge the high density trunk route
transmissions, supporting the versatile transportations of native TDM and Ethernet traffics,
as well as the link and each transportation level’s independent ring protections.
The 5000iPS provides up to 280 Mbps transmission capacity per radio link and advanced
modulation scheme operating in 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11 GHz band.
The 5000iPS consists of the RF Branching/Duplexing Unit, Transmitter/Receiver Unit, and

Modulation/Demodulation/Data Processing Unit in small height ETSI width rack, owing
its high performance and reliability in a small from factor to NEC’s rigid TQC activities
and vast experience in the wired and wireless communication fields.
The 5000iPS provides fourteen front accessible universal-card slots that accommodate a
wide range of interface modules satisfying various D/I and/or topology requirements. It
can configure up to ten 1+0, five 1+1 twin-path, hot standby, and diversity radio link
arrangements.
In addition, using NEC’s most advanced cross polarization interface canceling techniques,
transmission capacity of up to 560 Mbps is supported utilizing the same radio frequency
channel.
The 5000iPS enables these without any header suppression/compression of packet data.

1-2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION
1.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

This section describes the following system configuration of 5000iPS.
-- N+0 up to 10 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels) (see section 1.2.1.)
-- Hot Standby up to 2 Systems (Total 2 Transmission Channels) (see section 1.2.2.)
-- Twin path up to 5 Systems (Total 5 Transmission Channels) (see section 1.2.3.)
-- 1+0 XPIC up to 5 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels) (see section1.2.4.)
-- Orderwire (see section 1.2.5.)
-- Supervision (see section 1.2.6.)
1.2.1 N+0 up to 10 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

This section describes the N+0 up to 10 systems. Figure 1-1 shows the N+0 up to 10
systems.

f1-f5, H-Pol.
NWD-134139-01E
10+0, 1 Way
Figure 1-1
f6-f10, V-Pol.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
5000iPS 5000iPS
Branching Circuit / Duplexer Branching Circuit / Duplexer Branching Circuit / Duplexer Branching Circuit / Duplexer
TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR5/ TR6/ TR7/ TR8/ TR9/ TR10/ TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR5/ TR6/ TR7/ TR8/ TR9/ TR10/
SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD
MD1 MD2 MD3 MD4 MD5 MD6 MD7 MD8 MD9 MD10 MD1 MD2 MD3 MD4 MD5 MD6 MD7 MD8 MD9 MD10
Data Processing Circuit Data Processing Circuit
Interface Ports Interface Ports
5+0, 2 Way
5000iPS
Branching Circuit / Duplexer Branching Circuit / Duplexer
TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR5/ TR6/ TR7/ TR8/ TR9/ TR10/
SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD
MD1 MD2 MD3 MD4 MD5 MD6 MD7 MD8 MD9 MD10
Data Processing Circuit
Interface Ports
N+0 up to 10 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

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5000iPS: GENERAL
1.2.2 Hot Standby up to 2 Systems (Total 2 Transmission Channels)

This section describes the hot standby up to 2 systems (total 2 transmission channels). The
structure and switching flows of the hot standby up to 2 systems are shown as follows.

NWD-134139-01E
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
f1, H-Pol.
f2, V-Pol.
Figure 1-2
5000iPS 5000iPS
SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB
TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/

SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD
Hot Standby Hot Standby Hot Standby Hot Standby
MD1 MD2 MD3 MD4 MD1 MD2 MD3 MD4
HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW
Hot Standby up to 2 Systems

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5000iPS: GENERAL
Failure detected in Transmit side

Transmit side
No.1 or No.2 selected
Alarm detected
MOD ALM / TX ALM / ATPC ALM
Switching to Standby Channel
Silent Failure detected in Receive side
Transmit side Receive side
FSYNC ALM continues long time

both No.1 and No.2
Switching command sending by

Switching to Standby channel
possibility of TX RF SW failure
Figure 1-3 TX RF SW Switching Flow

Receive side
Alarm detected
FSYNC ALM / BER ALM / EW
NOTES) When the receive side is in BER ALM or EARLY WARNING condition,
it acts as Hitless switching.
Usage Notice
Because Branching Circuit defines the channel [No.1: Protection], [No.2: Regular,]
and TR/MD defines [No.1: Regular], [No.2: Protection] as reverse,
the actual TR - Banching Circuit connection must be cross.
Figure 1-4 RX BB SW Switching Flow
1.2.3 Twin path up to 5 Systems (Total 5 Transmission Channels)

This section describes the twin path up to 5 systems (total 5 transmission channels). The
structure and switching flows of the twin path up to 5 systems are shown as follows.

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5000iPS: GENERAL
f1-f5, H-Pol.
Figure 1-5
f6-f10, V-Pol.
5000iPS 5000iPS
Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath
HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW
Twin path up to 5 systems

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NWD-134139-01E
Receive side
Alarm detected
Figure 1-6 RX BB SW Switching Flow
1.2.4 1+0 XPIC up to 5 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

This section describes the Cross Polarization Interface Canceller (XPIC) up to 5 systems
(total 10 transmission channels). The structure of the 1+0 XPIC up to 5 systems is shown
as follows.

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5000iPS: GENERAL
Figure 1-7
f1-f5, H-Pol.
f1-f5, V-Pol.
Master Slave Master Slave

5000iPS 5000iPS
1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC
: RX IF Signal Cross Connection used for Cross Polarization Inteference Canceller Function
1+0 XPIC up to 5 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NWD-134139-01E
1.2.5 Orderwire
This section describes the engineering orderwire. The engineering orderwire system is
shown as follows.

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5000iPS: GENERAL
Station-A Station-B Station-C
5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0
EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit
AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO

Call / Branch Branch Call / Branch Branch Call / Branch Branch Call / Branch Branch
EOW EOW EOW EOW
Buzzer 1 2 Buzzer 1 2 Buzzer 1 2 Buzzer 1 2
Figure 1-8
Headset Headset Headset
: Branching Selection Station-D

5000iPS 5000iPS
1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN
EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit
AUX/SWO AUX/SWO
Call / Branch Branch Call / Branch Branch
Engineering Orderwire
EOW EOW
Buzzer 1 2 Buzzer 1 2
Headset
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NWD-134139-01E
Usage Notice:
1 The orderwire signal is branched and multiplexed to each system configuration in radio
section.
When plural configuration in same direction in above, the orderwire transmission must be
selected in one configuration.
In initial setting, one configuration is selected as default.
If set as plural transmission in same direction, it fails by Howling.
2. The buzzer calling and headset communication are operated in following steps.
(1) Connect HEADSET to EOW port in front of MDP Unit, then, switch turns
on automatically.
(2) Push CALL button, then, BUZZER rings in opposite station.
(3) When opposite person wears Headset, communication will be available.
(4) After finish, remove HEADSET from EOW port, then, switch turns off automatically.
3. The orderwire branching is optional function of AUX/SWO module.

When needed, mount AUX/SWO, and connect signals as above Station-B.
1.2.6 Supervision
This section describes the supervision system in 5000iPS. The structure of the supervision
system is shown as follows.

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Station-A Station-B Station-C
5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0 TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0
Server Hybrid Circuit Hybrid Circuit Hybrid Circuit Hybrid Circuit

NMS
Software AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO
Figure 1-9
NMS NE1 LCT NE2 NMS NE1 LCT NE2 NMS NE1 LCT NE2 NMS NE1 LCT NE2
LAN
LAN Station-D
5000iPS 5000iPS
Web
Browser
1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN
PC
Hybrid Circuit Hybrid Circuit
AUX/SWO AUX/SWO
Supervision System
NMS NE1 LCT NE2 NMS NE1 LCT NE2
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
NWD-134139-01E
Usage Notice:
1. The Supervision data is branched to each system configuration in radio section.

When plural configuration in same direction in above, the Hybrid Circuit selects one of the
received data (above solid line) for preventing the data loop problem.
Moreover, when selected data fails, the Hybrid Circuit selects next priority data
automatically.
The branching connection is shown in above Station-B. In details of connection, refer to
NMS Engineering Manual.
2. NMS (Network Management System) is used for regularly remote supervision.

In details, refer to NMS Instruction Manual.
3. WebLCT (Web based Local Craft Terminal) is used for installation setting and maintenance
in site.
Because WebLCT is installed in equipment, it can be used by Web Browser Software in PC.
4 The above NE2 Port is used for Legacy PASOLINK NE connection, and it is optional
function of AUX/SWO module.
When it is needed, mount AUX/SWO, and connect signals with referring to NMS Instruction
Manual.
1.3 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

This section describes the system overviews of 5000iPS. The following items as system
overviews are described in this section.
-- Layout (see section 1.3.1.)
-- Features (see section 1.3.2.)
-- Equipment Block Diagram (see section 1.3.3.)
-- Power Supply Block Diagram (see section 1.3.4.)
-- Interface Layout (see section 1.3.5.)
-- Interface Items (see section 1.3.6.)
-- MDP Module Mounting (see section 1.3.7.)

1.3.1 Layout
This section shows the layout of 5000iPS. Figure 1-10 shows the outline views of 5000iPS
as its layout.
(w/o Front Cover)
Branching Circuit
SD
TRP
FAN UNIT
Power Supply Terminal
TR INTFC
MDP
Figure 1-10 Layout of 5000iPS

The 5000iPS is consist of following Units / Modules.
Table 1-1 System Configuration List

Name Code
5000iPS SDH MICROWAVE RADIO NWA-068540
SDH RACK ASSY-T NWA-068542
FAN UNIT NWA-016350
CON BOARD NWA-068567
BR-[ ]G-900 NWA-012517 (*1)
DUP CKT NWA-012687 (*1)
TRP-[ ]G150MB-900D[ ] NWA-013907 (*1)
SD NWA-014197 (*1)
MDP-150MB-900E NWA-063847
RACK-M NWA-061669
MC-M NWA-061009
TERM-M NWA-061379
MODEM-T NWA-055300
GbE-A NWA-055303
STM1-A NWA-055304
16E1-A NWA-055302
CLK2M-C NWA-055289
AUX/SWO NWA-068566
PS-M NWA-061137
FAN-M NWA-061376
TR INTFC NWA-068565
Note)
(*1) The Code of BR CKT, DUP CKT, TRP, and SD are depended on Frequency Band.

1.3.2 Features
This section describes the features of 5000iPS. Table 1-2 shows the relationships between
the feature item and its specification.
Table 1-2 Features of 5000iPS
Items Specifications
Frequency Range 4 / 5 / L6 / U6 / 7 /8 / 11 GHz
Channel Separation 28 / 29 / 29.65 /30 /40 MHz
Modulation scheme 64QAM to 256QAM (with AMR operation)
Frequency reuse XPIC function
Transmission capacity 280 Mbps/40 MHz, 220 Mbps/28 MHz (64 byte/packet size, Passed
rate base)
SD Receiver IF Combiner
Redundant configuration H/S, H/S SD, FD
Maximum system Up to 10 systems in one rack
lInterfaces GbE (1000Base-SX/LX, 10/100/1000Base-T)

STM-1 (S1.1/ L1.1)
E1 (128QAM : up to 104E1, 256QAM : up to 119E1) CS=40 MHz
IP function VLAN (up to 4094)
QoS (8 levels)
Ethernet Synchronization (G.8261-2)
Ethernet OAM (Y.1731)
TDM function E1 SNCP (Ring Protection)
Cross Connect Function
Channelized STM-1
1.3.3 Equipment Block Diagram

This section describes the equipment block diagram. The module basis block diagram is as
follows.

NWD-134139-01E
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
5000iPS
TX RF SW TX RF SW
(HS System only) (HS System only)
TRP FAN UNIT

TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP FAN UNIT
Figure 1-11
FAN UNIT
FAN UNIT
SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD FAN UNIT
MDP
TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC
Universal CON
Interface MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T BOARD
Slots
MC-M PS-M
Data Processing Circuit PS-M
FAN-M
Alarm
LAN SC LCT EOW USB
Output
FAN-M
GbE-A STM1-A 16E1-A AUX/SWO CLK2M-C TERM-M

Universal TX RF Rack Top
Equipment Block Diagram

Interface Alarm DI/ Cluster EOW SW LED Ext.
LAN STM-1 E1 NE2 Control Control NMS NE1 SC
Slots Output DO Alarm Branch Clock
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5000iPS: GENERAL
Usage Notice
1. The maximum number of Universal Interface Slot mounting modules is limited to 14.
The maximum number varies on the mounted modules. Each limitation is as follows.
For details of mounting structure, refer to 1.3.7 MDP Module Mounting.
- MODEM-T :10
- GbE-A: 2
- STM1-A: 6
- 16E1-A: 6
- AUX/SWO:1
2. AUX/SWO is mandatory used for following cases.
- Hot Standby System (TX RF SW Control Function)
- 5000S/IP Hybrid Configuration (RACK LED Control Function)
1.3.4 Power Supply Block Diagram

This section describes the power supply block diagram. The power supply is fed to inner
modules as follows.
Figure 1-12 shows the power supply block diagram of 5000iPS.

5000iPS
TRP TRP / SD FAN UNIT TRP / SD

1 1-2 2
TX IF RX IF
MDP
PS
TR INTFC PS MUX/DEMUX
Control
Station PS MUX/ DEMUX

Power Supply
same as left
when MODEM-T mounting
in Universal Interface Slots
to
TR INTFC
of PS MUX/DEMUX
SYS2 to 10
Short Bar MODEM-T PS SW
for
Terminal Block OR
PS-M
PS-M
MC-M TERM-M Universal Interface Slots (GbE, STM-1, etc)
Figure 1-12 Power Supply Block Diagram
Usage Notice
1. The inner power supplies are multiplexed to following signal cables. (refer to above circle
marked cables)
The power supply switch of applicable MODEM-T must be turn off before connect or
disconnect these cables.
- IF (MODEM-T) --- IF (TR INTFC) Cable
- TX IF OUT (TR INTFC) --- TX IF IN (TRP) Cable
- RX IF IN (TR INTFC) --- RX IF OUT (TRP) Cable (actually, power feed is shutted off in
TRP)
- RX IF IN (TR INTFC) --- RX IF OUT (SD) Cable (when optional SD is equipped)
2. MODEM-T power supply is fed to TR INTFC power supply control circuit, therefore, when
turn off the power supply switch of MODEM-T, the TR INTFC power supply to TRP/SD will
be turned off.
3. The Station power supply is branched to TRP and MDP section via the power supply
terminal short bar.

1.3.5 Interface Layout

This section describes the interface layout. The user interfaces are mounted in front of
MDP Modules as follows.
Figure 1-13 shows the interface layout of the MDP module in 5000iPS.
Figure 1-13 Interface Layout of MDP Module

1.3.6 Interface Items

This section describes the interface items. The interface items of MDP module are shown
as follows.
Table 1-3 describes the list of interface items of MDP module in 5000iPS.
Table 1-3 List of Interface Items (1/4)

MDP Number Connector /
Interface Specification
Module of Ports [Indication]
MC-M 10/100BASE-T(X), 2 VLAN: RJ45 / [1],[2]
auto/fixed Port-Based VLAN,
1000BASE-T(Optional) Tag-Based VLAN,
IEEE802.1ad Provider
Bridges
QoS:
802.1p CoS / ToS /
DiffServ / MPLS EXP
4-Class QoS Control:
4 × SP or 1 × SP + 3 ×
DWRR or 4 × DWRR
8-Class QoS Control:
1 × SP + 7 × DWRR or 2
× SP + 6 × DWRR
Bandwidth Management:
Port and Class Shaper,
Policing per VLAN or Port
Protection:
RSTP (802.1w)
1000BASE-SX, 2 same as above LC (SX/LX),
1000BASE-LX, RJ45 (T) / [3],[4]
10/100/1000BASE-T(X),
auto/fixed (SFP module,
changeable)
Equipment Alarm Output 2 Relay Form-C 44-pin D-SUB,
No.1 to 2 Used for external super- High-density,
vision Female
/ [ALM/SC/CLK]
V.11 Service channel 1 64kbps or 192kbps, Con-
tra-directional Controlling
side, or Co-directional,
selectable


MC-M RS-232C Service chan- 1 9.6 kbps Async 44-pin D-SUB,
nel High-density,
Female
/ [ALM/SC/CLK]
Synchronization Clock 1 External Clock Input /
Output of CLK2M-C
module
10/100BASE-T(X) for 1 Used for LCT connection RJ45 / [LCT]
LCT
EOW Microphone / 1 Used for HEADSET Pin Jack / [EOW]
Speaker connection
USB 1 Used for storing the USB Type 1,
equipment settings and Female / [MEM]
configuration data to USB
Memory device.
TERM-M 10/100BASE-T(X) for 1 Used for NMS or NE RJ45 / [NMS]
NMS branching connection
10/100BASE-T(X) for 1 Used for NE branching RJ45 / [NE1]
NE1 connection
V.11 Service channel 1 64kbps or 192kbps, Con- 15-pin D-SUB /
tra-directional Controlling [SC]
side, or Co-directional,
selectable
RS-232C Service chan- 1 9.6 kbps Async.
nel
GbE-A 10/100/1000BASE-T(X), 2 same as MC-M LAN RJ45 / [1],[2]
(Option) auto/fixed specification
1000BASE-SX, 2 same as MC-M LAN LC (SX/LX),
1000BASE-LX, specification RJ45 (T)
10/100/1000BASE-T(X), / [3],[4]
auto/fixed
(SFP module,
changeable)
STM1-A STM-1 S-1.1 (ITU-T 2 Notes: LC (S-1.1/L-1.1)
(Option) G.957), The second STM-1 IEC169-29
STM-1 L-1,1 (ITU-T Interface is supported for Type1.0/2.3
G.957), APS (Automatic Pro- (CMI)
STM-1 CMI (ITU-T G.703) tection Switching) func- / [1],[2]
(SFP module, change- tion only.
able)


16E1-A E1 (2.048 Mbps) HDB-3 16 Impedance:75 ohms or MDR68 / [2M
(Option) (ITU-T G.703) 120 ohms, selectable IN/OUT]
AUX/ Equipment Alarm Output up to 4 Relay Form-C 44-pin D-SUB,
SWO No.3 to 6 Used for Expanding the High-density,
(Option) external supervision Female
items /
[ALM/EOW/NE2]
Notes:
Because of some
Alarm In-
put/Output use
same pin as-
signment, the
number of items
are limited by
usage plan.
House Keeping Alarm up to 6 Photo Coupler
Input (DI) Used for Remote input of
external alarms
House Keeping Control up to 4 Relay Form-C
Output (DO) Used for Remote output
to EMS Controller
Cluster Alarm Input up to 4 Photo Coupler
Used for Extend-
ing/combining alarms
Cluster Alarm Output up to 4 Relay Form-C
Used for Extend-
ing/combining alarms
EOW Voice 2 4-wire
Used for EOW branch
connection
EOW Call / Buzzer 2 Call Output / Buzzer In-
put
Used for EOW branch
connection
RS-485 for NE2 1 Used for Legacy NE
branch connection


PS-M –48 V DC 1 Input Voltage Range: 10-pin, 3.81mm
–40.5 to –57 V DC pitch
Notes: (1-178288-4) /
The second PS-M en- [SELV]
ables the redundant
power system when re-
quired.
1.3.7 MDP Module Mounting

The Universal Interface Slot (UIF) mounting is designed as follows.

:Available :Not available

MODEM-T
Slot No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Group SWGRP1 SWGRP2 SWGRP3 SWGRP4 SWGRP6
N+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0
Hot Standby Hot Standby

Hot Standby
No.1 No.2 No.1 No.2
Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath

Twinpath
No.1 No.2 No.1 No.2 No.1 No.2 No.1 No.2 No.1 No.2
1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC 1+0 XPIC
1+0 XPIC
Master Slave Master Slave Master Slave Master Slave Master Slave
Other Modules
GbE-A STM1-A / 16E1-A AUX/SWO / MSE-A
Slot No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
GbE-A  
STM1-A      
16E1-A      
AUX/SWO 
MSE-A 
Notes) MSE-A is future plan.
Figure 1-14 MDP Module Mounting

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5000S/IP HYBRID CONFIGURATION A1-1
APPENDIX 1. 5000S/IP HYBRID CONFIGURATION
A1.1 GENERAL
The 5000S/IP Hybrid System is the equipment designed to add the 5000iPS functions to
5000S by mounting the 5000iPS MDP.
When existing 5000S is used, it can be converted to Hybrid configuration by upgrading the
TRP/SD Firmware, and adding the 5000iPS MDP to lower MDP position.
For details, refer to Existing 5000S Upgrade Procedure.
Because it is combined of 5000S system and 5000iPS system, the following relevant
manuals are needed for handling.
-- 5000S Installation Manual
-- 5000S Instruction Manual
-- 5000iPS Installation Manual
-- 5000iPS Instruction Manual
-- NMS Instruction Manual
-- PNMT Instruction Manual
-- Offline Tool Instruction Manual

A1-2 5000S/IP HYBRID CONFIGURATION
A1.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

This section describes the following system configuration of 5000iPS.
-- 5000S N+0 or N+1 System with 5000iPS N+0 System (see section A1.2.1.)
-- 5000S Hot Standby System with 5000iPS Hot Standby System (see section A1.2.2.)
-- 5000S N+1 System with 5000iPS Twin path System (see section A1.2.3.)
-- Orderwire (see section A1.2.4.)
-- Supervision (see section A1.2.5.)
A1.2.1 5000S N+0 or N+1 System with 5000iPS N+0 System

This section describes the hybrid system that consists of 5000S N+0 or N+1 system and the
5000iPS N+0 system. Figure A1-1 shows the system structure.

f1-f5, H-Pol.
5000S (4+1) + 5000iPS (5+0)
f6-f10, V-Pol.
NWD-134139-01E
5000S / IP Hybrid 5000S / IP Hybrid
Figure A1-1
5000S/IP HYBRID CONFIGURATION
TR DIST (N+1 Switchover) TR DIST (N+1 Switciver)

INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC
(P) (R1) (R2) (R3) (R4) Interface Ports (P) (R1) (R2) (R3) (R4) Interface Ports
5000S 5000iPS 5000S 5000iPS
f1-f5, H-Pol.
5000S (2+0) + 5000iPS (3+0)

TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR5/ TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR5/
SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD
MD1 MD2 MD1 MD2 MD3 MD1 MD2 MD1 MD2 MD3
INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC

1 2 Interface Ports 1 2 Interface Ports
5000S N+0 or N+1 System with 5000iPS N+0 System

5000S 5000iPS 5000S 5000iPS
A1-3
5000iPS: GENERAL
A1.2.2 5000S Hot Standby System with 5000iPS Hot Standby Sys-
tem
This section describes the hybrid system that consists of the 5000S and the 5000iPS hot
standby systems. Figure A1-2 shows the system structure.

NWD-134139-01E
Figure A1-2
f1, H-Pol.
f2, V-Pol.
5000S /IP Hybrid 5000S /IP Hybrid

SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB
TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/

SD SD SD SD SD SD SD SD
Hot Standby Hot Standby Hot Standby Hot Standby
MD1 MD2 MD1 MD2 MD1 MD2 MD1 MD2
HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW
STM-1 STM-1
INTFC Interface Ports INTFC Interface Ports
5000S 5000iPS 5000S 5000iPS
RX BB SW S it hi Fl
5000S Hot Standby System with 5000iPS Hot Standby System

A1-5
5000iPS: GENERAL
Failure detected in Transmit side

Transmit side
Alarm detected
MOD ALM / TX ALM / ATPC ALM
Silent Failure detected in Receive side
Transmit side Receive side
FSYNC ALM continues long time

both No.1 and No.2
Switching command sending by

possibility of TX RF SW failure
Figure A1-3 TX RF SW Switching Flow

Receive side
Alarm detected
Usage Notice
Because Branching Circuit defines the channel [No.1: Protection], [No.2: Regular,]
and TR/MD defines [No.1: Regular], [No.2: Protection] as reverse,
the actual TR - Banching Circuit connection must be cross.
Figure A1-4 RX BB SW Switching Flow
A1.2.3 5000S Twin path System with 5000iPS Twin path System
This section describes the hybrid system that consists of the 5000S and the 5000iPS twin
path systems. Figure A1-5 shows the system structure.

A1-8
5000iPS: GENERAL
Figure A1-5
f1-f5, H-Pol.
f6-f10, V-Pol.
Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath Twinpath
TR DIST HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW TR DIST HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW
(N+1 Switciver) (N+1 Switciver)

INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC
(P) (R1) Interface Ports (P) (R1) Interface Ports
5000S 5000iPS 5000S 5000iPS
5000S Twin path System with 5000iPS Twin path System

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Radio Link Degradation or Failure detected in Receive side
Receive side
Alarm detected
NOTE)　 When the receive side is in BER ALM or EARLY WARNING condition,
Figure A1-6 RX BB SW Switching Flow
A1.2.4 Orderwire
This section describes the engineering orderwire of the 5000S and 5000iPS hybrid system.
The engineering orderwire system is shown as follows.

A1-10
5000iPS: GENERAL
to / from
Station-C
Station-A Station-B
5000S / IP Hybrid 5000S / IP Hybrid 5000S / IP Hybrid
5000S 5000 5000S 5000 5000S 5000

TRP TRP TRP
iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0 iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0 iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0
1&2 1&2 1&2
EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit
Figure A1-7
AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO
Call / Branch Branch Call / Branch Branch Call / Branch Branch

OW DIG HYB EOW OW DIG HYB EOW OW DIG HYB EOW
Buzzer 1 2 Buzzer 1 2 Buzzer 1 2
Handset Handset
to / from
Station-D
: Branching Selection
5000S / IP Hybrid
5000S 5000
TRP
iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0
1&2
EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit
AUX/SWO
Call / Branch Branch

OW DIG HYB EOW
Buzzer 1 2
Engineering Orderwire
NWD-134139-01E
Usage Notice:
1. The orderwire signal is branched and multiplexed to each system configuration in radio
section.
When 5000S / IP Hybrid configuration in same direction in above, the orderwire
transmission is recommended in 5000S section, because, 5000S orderwire have selective
calling function.
And, 5000iPS section is recommended to set as default. (one configuration is selected for
branch connection)
The 5000S orederwire can NOT be connected to the 5000iPS one, because of difference in
calling method.
2. For details of the selective calling and handset communication, refer to 5000S Instruction
manual.
3 The orderwire branching is optional function of DIG HYB module.

When needed, mount DIG HYB, and connect signals as above Station-B with refer to 5000S
Instruction Manual.
A1.2.5 Supervision
This section describes the supervision system in the 5000S and 5000iPS hybrid system.
The structure of the supervision system of the hybrid system is shown as follows.

A1-12
5000iPS: GENERAL
to / from
Station-C
Station-A Station-B
5000S / IP Hybrid 5000S / IP Hybrid 5000S / IP Hybrid
5000S 5000 5000S 5000 5000S 5000

TRP TRP TRP
iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0 iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0 iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0
1&2 1&2 1&2
Server Data Branching Circuit Data Branching Circuit Data Branching Circuit Data Branching Circuit Data Branching Circuit Data Branching Circuit
NMS
Software AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO
PASO PASO PASO

NMS NE PNMT NMS NE1 LCT NE2 NMS NE PNMT NMS NE1 LCT NE2 NMS NE PNMT NMS NE1 LCT NE2
Figure A1-8
LAN NE NE NE
to / from
LAN LAN Station-D
PNMT Web 5000S / IP Hybrid

Software Browser
5000S 5000
PC PC TRP
iPS TWIN TWIN TWIN 1+0
1&2
Data Branching Circuit Data Branching Circuit
AUX/SWO
PASO
NMS NE PNMT NMS NE1 LCT NE2
NE
Supervision System
NWD-134139-01E
Usage Notice:
1. The Supervision data is branched to each system configuration in radio section.

When 5000S / IP Hybrid configuration in same direction in above, the 5000S - 5000iPS
connection must be done in one point (above Station-A double solid line), because, 5000S
does NOT have data loop prevention function.
If connect 5000S - 5000iPS in plural points, the data loop problem occurs.
Therefore, the branching connection must be done independently. (above Station-B
5000S:solid line, 5000iPS:dot and solid line)
In details of connection, refer to NMS Engineering Manual.
2. NMS (Network Management System) is used for regularly remote supervision.

For details, refer to NMS Instruction Manual.
3. PNMT (PASOLINK based Network Management Terminal) is used for installation setting
and maintenance of 5000S section in site.
For details, refer to PNMT Instruction Manual.
4. WebLCT (Web based Local Craft Terminal) is used for installation setting and maintenance
of 5000iPS section in site.
Because WebLCT is installed in equipment, it can be used by Web Browser Software in PC.
5. The above PASO NE and NE2 Port is used for Legacy PASOLINK NE connection, and NE2
is optional function of AUX/SWO module. When needed, mount AUX/SWO, and connect
signals with referring to NMS Instruction Manual.

A1.3 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

This section describes the system overviews of 5000S and 5000iPS hybrid system. The
following items as system overviews are described in this section.
-- Layout Difference (see section A1.4.)
-- Equipment Block Diagram (see section A1.4.1.)
-- Power Supply Block Diagram (see section A1.4.2.)
-- TRP Configuration Notice (see section A1.4.3.)
A1.4 Layout Difference

This section shows the layout difference between the 5000S/IP hybrid system and 5000iPS
system. Figure A1-9 shows both the layout of the 5000S/IP system and 5000iPS system.

5000S / IP Hybrid
5000iPS
(w/o Front Cover) (w/o Front Cover)
NWD-134139-01E
Power Supply
Terminal
Figure A1-9
Branching Branching
Circuit Circuit
5000S SD /
5000iPS SD SD
5000S TRP /
5000iPS TRP TRP
FAN UNIT FAN UNIT

Power Supply
5000S NFB / Terminal
5000iPS TR INTFC TR INTFC
5000S MDP
Interface Distribution
Board MDP
5000iPS MDP
Layout of 5000S/IP Hybrid System and 5000iPS System

A1-15
5000iPS: GENERAL
TRP Section Difference

1. The TRP/SD have same outline between 5000S and 5000iPS, and only difference point is
the installed Firmware and the Code No. indication.
For convenient identifying, following Check Box is indicated in front of unit.
2. By upgrading the Firmware, existing 5000S TRP/SD can be used for 5000iPS.
TRP SD
Figure A1-10 TRP Section Difference

The 5000S / IP Hybrid is consist of following Units / Modules.
Table A1-1 System Configuration List (1/2)

Name Code
5000S SDH MICROWAVE RADIO NWA-016380
SDH RACK ASSY NWA-016300
FAN UNIT NWA-016350
PIO INTFC MP0-0G5709
BR-[ ]G-900 NWA-012517 (*1)
DUP CKT NWA-012687 (*1)
TRP-[ ]G150MB-900D[ ] NWA-013907 (*1)(*2)
SD NWA-014197 (*1)(*2)
MDP-150MB7T-900D NWA-014502
MODEM NWA-014540
150M INTFC NWA-014520
OPT INTFC NWA-014520
OH/WS INTFC NWA-014560
OH EXT NWA-014860
TR DIST NWA-014550
CLK NWA-014570
DC-DC CONV NWA-014580
LMS NWA-014810
CTRL NWA-014800
SWO PROC NWA-014830
BB SW CTRL NWA-014590
OW NWA-014820
DIGHYB NWA-014840
NFB BOARD NWA-016340
Notes)
(*2) The difference in TRP/SD between 5000S and 5000iPS are Type classification,
Firmware version, and Front check box marking.

Table A1-1 System Configuration List (2/2)

Name Code
5000iPS SDH MICROWAVE RADIO NWA-016380
(*3) (*3)
TRP-[ ]G150MB-900D[ ] NWA-013907 (*1)(*2)
SD NWA-014197 (*1)(*2)
MDP-150MB7T-900D NWA-063847
MC-M NWA-061009
TERM-M NWA-061379
MODEM-T NWA-055300
GbE-A NWA-055303
STM1-A NWA-055304
16E1-A NWA-055302
CLK2M-C NWA-055289
AUX/SWO NWA-068566
PS-M NWA-061137
FAN-M NWA-061376
TR INTFC NWA-068565
Notes)
(*2) The difference in TRP/SD between 5000S and 5000iPS are Type classification,
Firmware version, and Front check box marking.
(*3) 5000iPS section uses 5000S SDH RACK, BR CKT, and DUP CKT commonly.

A1.4.1 Equipment Block Diagram

This section describes the equipment block diagram of 5000S/IP hybrid system. The
module basis block diagram is as follows.

A1-20
5000iPS: GENERAL
g
5000S / IP Hybrid Rack Top LED
TX RF SW TX RF SW
(HS System only) (HS System only)
5000S 5000iPS
TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP FAN UNIT TRP TRP TRP TRP TRP
TRP FAN UNIT TRP
FAN UNIT
Figure A1-11
FAN UNIT
SD SD SD SD SD FAN UNIT SD SD SD SD SD
5000S 5000iPS
MDP TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC TR INTFC MDP
OW DIG HYB
CON
MODEM MODEM MODEM MODEM MODEM MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T MODEM-T BOARD
LMS
TR DIST (N+1 Switchover ) SWO PROC CTRL MC-M (Data Processing Circuit) PS-M
BB SW CTRL PS-M
Interface
Interface FAN-M
STM-1 STM-1 STM-1 STM-1 STM-1 OH/WS CLK AUX/ Interface
Interface
INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC SWO Module TERM-M CLK2M-C
FAN-M
DC-DC CONV
DC-DC CONV
DC-DC CONV
DC-DC CONV
DC-DC CONV
Equipment Block Diagram

NWD-134139-01E
Usage Notice
1. The example configuration is shown above. For details, refer to TRP Configuration Notice.
2. AUX/SWO is mandatory used for 5000S/IP Hybrid Configuration for controlling the 5000S
Rack Top LED.
A1.4.2 Power Supply Block Diagram

This section describes the power supply block diagram. The power supply is fed to inner
modules as follows.
Figure A1-12 shows the power supply block diagram of 5000S/IP Hybrid and 5000iPS..

A1-22
5000iPS: GENERAL
Station Power Supply
5000S / IP Hybrid
5000iPS
5000S TRP / SD FAN UNIT TRP / SD TR / SD FAN TR / SD TR / SD FAN TRP TRP / SD
FAN UNIT TRP / SD
TRP 1 1-2 2 3 3-4 4 5 5-6 6
to
Figure A1-12
FAN
TX IF RX IF TX IF RX IF to TX IF RX IF 5-6
TR INTFC
5000S of 5000iPS
MDP MDP
SYS6 to 10 PS
PS MUX/DEMUX PS MUX/DEMUX same as left, however, TR INTFC PS MUX/DEMUX
FAN Power Source needs Control
same as left
Special Connection same as left
MODEM MODEM
when MODEM-T
mounting in Universal
PS MUX/ DEMUX
DC-DC Interface Slots
NFB1 Short Bar
CONV
for
Terminal Block
DC-DC
NFB2
CONV PS MUX/DEMUX
DC-DC MODEM-T PS SW
NFB3
CONV
OR
DC-DC
NFB4
CONV
PS-M
DC-DC
NFB5
CONV
PS-M
Common Modules STM-1 STM-1 STM-1 STM-1 STM-1

from
(LMS, CTRL, OH/WS, etc) INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC INTFC MC-M TERM-M Universal Interface Slots (GbE, STM-1, etc)
TR INTFC
Power Supply Block Diagram

NWD-134139-01E
Usage Notice
1. The inner power supplies are multiplexed to following signal cables. (refer to above circle
marked cables)
In 5000S section, the power supply switch of applicable NFB must be turned off before
connecting/disconnecting these cables.
- TX IF OUT (MODEM) --- TX IF IN (TRP) Cable
- RX IF IN (MODEM) --- RX IF OUT (TRP) Cable (actually, power feed is shut off in
TRP)
- RX IF IN (MODEM) --- RX IF OUT (SD) Cable (when optional SD is equipped)
In 5000iPS section, the power supply switch of applicable MODEM-T must be turn off
before connecting/disconnecting these cables.
- IF (MODEM-T) --- IF (TR INTFC) Cable
- TX IF OUT (TR INTFC) --- TX IF IN (TRP) Cable
- RX IF IN (TR INTFC) --- RX IF OUT (TRP) Cable (actually, power feed is shut off in
TRP)
- RX IF IN (TR INTFC) --- RX IF OUT (SD) Cable (when optional SD is equipped)
2. Because MODEM-T power supply is fed to TR INTFC power supply control circuit, when
the power supply switch of MODEM-T is turned off, the TR INTFC power supply to TRP/SD
will be turned off.
3. In the above 5000S TRP x 5 + 5000iPS TRP case, the power supply cable for FAN Position
No.5-6 must be arranged special connection for power supply redundancy.
In details, refer to A1.3.4 TRP Configuration Notice.
4. The Station Power Supply is branched to 5000S and 5000iPS section via the power supply
terminal short bar.

A1.4.3 TRP Configuration Notice

This section describes the TRP configuration notice. The TRP Configuration is limited by
5000S Power Supply Redundancy.
Figure A1-13 shows the TRP configuration in 5000S/IP hybrid system.
:5000S Available :5000iPS Available :5000iPS Not available
Forced Cooling Case
TRP Position No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
FAN Position No. 1-2 3-4 5-6 7-8 9-10
TRP Mounting 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TRP Power Source TR INTFC1 TR INTFC2 TR INTFC3 TR INTFC4 TR INTFC5 TR INTFC6 TR INTFC7 TR INTFC8 TR INTFC9 TR INTFC10
FAN Power Source TR INTFC1&2 TR INTFC3&4 TR INTFC5&6 TR INTFC7&8 TR INTFC9&10
TRP Mounting 5000S 5000S 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TRP Power Source NFB1 NFB2 TR INTFC3 TR INTFC4 TR INTFC5 TR INTFC6 TR INTFC7 TR INTFC8 TR INTFC9 TR INTFC10
FAN Power Source NFB1&2 TR INTFC3&4 TR INTFC5&6 TR INTFC7&8 TR INTFC9&10
TRP Mounting 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TRP Power Source NFB1 NFB2 NFB3 NFB4 TR INTFC5 TR INTFC6 TR INTFC7 TR INTFC8 TR INTFC9 TR INTFC10
FAN Power Source NFB1&2 NFB3&4 TR INTFC5&6 TR INTFC7&8 TR INTFC9&10
TRP Mounting 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TRP Power Source NFB1 NFB2 NFB3 NFB4 TR INTFC5 TR INTFC6 TR INTFC7 TR INTFC8 TR INTFC9 TR INTFC10
FAN Power Source NFB1&2 NFB3&4 TR INTFC5&6 TR INTFC7&8 TR INTFC9&10
TRP Mounting 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TRP Power Source NFB1 NFB2 NFB3 NFB4 NFB5 TR INTFC6 TR INTFC7 TR INTFC8 TR INTFC9 TR INTFC10
FAN Power Source NFB1&2 NFB3&4 NFB5 & TR INTFC6 TR INTFC7&8 TR INTFC9&10
Natural Cooling Case
TRP Position No. 1 2 3 4 5
TRP Mounting 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TRP Power Source TR INTFC1 TR INTFC2 TR INTFC3 TR INTFC4 TR INTFC5
TRP Mounting 5000S 5000S 5000iPS 5000iPS 5000iPS
TRP Power Source NFB1 NFB2 TR INTFC3 TR INTFC4 TR INTFC5
TRP Mounting 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000iPS
TRP Power Source NFB1 NFB2 NFB3 NFB4 TR INTFC5
TRP Mounting 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000S 5000iPS
TRP Power Source NFB1 NFB2 NFB3 NFB4 TR INTFC5
Figure A1-13 TRP Configuration in 5000S/IP System

Usage Notice
1 In the above TRP Position No.4, when 5000S TRP mounting in No.3, the NFB and DC-DC
CONV module are mounted in No.4 for power supply redundancy, therefore, 5000iPS can
NOT be mounted in No.4.
2. In the above 5000S TRP x 5 + 5000iPS TRP Forced Cooling case, the power supply cables
for FAN Position No.5-6 must be arranged special connection for power supply redundancy.
3. TRP Mounting order must be above 5000S First, and 5000iPS Second for power supply
redundancy connection.
Do NOT arrange for example as [No.1 : 5000S , No.2 : 5000iPS, No.3: 5000S] order.

A1-26/END 5000S/IP HYBRID CONFIGURATION

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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................... 1-1

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5000iPS: GENERAL NWD-134139-01E

The 5000iPS consists of the RF Branching/Duplexing Unit, Transmitter/Receiver Unit, and

NWD-134139-01E 5000iPS: GENERAL

1.2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

-- N+0 up to 10 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels) (see section 1.2.1.)

-- Hot Standby up to 2 Systems (Total 2 Transmission Channels) (see section 1.2.2.)

-- Twin path up to 5 Systems (Total 5 Transmission Channels) (see section 1.2.3.)

-- 1+0 XPIC up to 5 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels) (see section1.2.4.)

-- Orderwire (see section 1.2.5.)

-- Supervision (see section 1.2.6.)

1.2.1 N+0 up to 10 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

5000iPS: GENERAL NWD-134139-01E

Data Processing Circuit Data Processing Circuit

Interface Ports Interface Ports

Data Processing Circuit

N+0 up to 10 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

1.2.2 Hot Standby up to 2 Systems (Total 2 Transmission Channels)

5000iPS: GENERAL NWD-134139-01E

TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/ TR1/ TR2/ TR3/ TR4/

HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW HYB SW

Data Processing Circuit Data Processing Circuit

Interface Ports Interface Ports

Hot Standby up to 2 Systems

Failure detected in Transmit side

No.1 or No.2 selected

Switching to Standby Channel

Silent Failure detected in Receive side

Transmit side Receive side

FSYNC ALM continues long time

Switching command sending by

Figure 1-3 TX RF SW Switching Flow

5000iPS: GENERAL NWD-134139-01E

No.1 or No.2 selected

Switching to Standby Channel

Figure 1-4 RX BB SW Switching Flow

1.2.3 Twin path up to 5 Systems (Total 5 Transmission Channels)

NWD-134139-01E 5000iPS: GENERAL

Data Processing Circuit Data Processing Circuit

Interface Ports Interface Ports

Twin path up to 5 systems

No.1 or No.2 selected

Switching to Standby channel

Figure 1-6 RX BB SW Switching Flow

1.2.4 1+0 XPIC up to 5 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

NWD-134139-01E 5000iPS: GENERAL

Master Slave Master Slave

Data Processing Circuit Data Processing Circuit

Interface Ports Interface Ports

1+0 XPIC up to 5 Systems (Total 10 Transmission Channels)

NWD-134139-01E 5000iPS: GENERAL

AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO AUX/SWO

: Branching Selection Station-D

1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN 1+0 1+0 TWIN TWIN

EOW Branching Circuit EOW Branching Circuit

(2) Push CALL button, then, BUZZER rings in opposite station.

(3) When opposite person wears Headset, communication will be available.

3. The orderwire branching is optional function of AUX/SWO module.

NWD-134139-01E 5000iPS: GENERAL