EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit Description

Ericsson SPO 1460

DESCRIPTION

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Contents

1 Product Overview 1
1.1 Purpose 2
1.2 Variants 2
1.3 Hardware and Software Compatibility 3

2 Function Description 3

3 Dimensions 5

4 Power 5

5 Interfaces 5
5.1 Front Panel Devices 5
5.2 Link Settings 9

Glossary 11

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 Product Overview

1 Product Overview

This document describes the EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit, ROA 128

3650/1. Figure 1 shows the unit.

Figure 1 EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit

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1.1 Purpose
The EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit, ROA 128 3650/1 is an Expansion
Modules (EMs) that is used in conjunction with the Service Module (SM)
CES/2xSTM1-63xPDH-A, ROA 128 3722/1.

Basically, the EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit, ROA 128 3650/1 provides

physical connections for the non-channelized 63 E1 signals managed by the
SM-CES/2xSTM1-63xPDH-A Unit, ROA 128 3722/1.

Note: The E1/T1 circuits to be emulated from the EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH

Unit, ROA 128 3650/1 are available from two sources: channelized
via an STM interface on the front of the card (front-plug) or direct via
the EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit, ROA 128 3650/1 (rear-plug).

E1 backplane links connect the EM slot to two different SM slots, without the
need of using a different EM for equipment protection purpose.

The unit provide the following functionality:

• 2 D-Sub female connectors (160 pins each) for terminating 63 E1 signals.

• LED indicators

• Inventory EEPROM

• Local power supply

Caution!
Because of substantial differences in the adaptation block (refer to Section
2 on page 3), EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit, ROA 128 3650/1 and
EM-63xE1-LFH Unit, ROA 128 3621 cannot be used for the same
applications. EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit, ROA 128 3650/1
must be used exclusive in conjunction with the Service Module (SM)
CES/2xSTM1-63xPDH-A, ROA 128 3722/1 and the EM-63xE1-LFH Unit,
ROA 128 3621 must be used exclusive in conjunction with the SM-63xE1
Unit, ROA 219 1105. In case the wrong EM is used, the Operator will receive
the "Installed but not expected" compliance, and the EM will be declared
out-of-service.

1.2 Variants
This unit has been introduced initially in OMS 1400 Release 3.0. No other
variant exists.

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1.3 Hardware and Software Compatibility

This unit can be equipped in an Ericsson SPO 1460 subrack only and it can be
managed by software Release from 3.0, on.

2 Function Description

The block diagram in Figure 2 shows the main functions of the unit.

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-48V A
POWER SUPPLY

Impedance Adapt. -48V B

Tx Tranformer FROM SM

E1 #1
TO SM
Rx Isolator

X1000

Impedance Adapt.

Tranformer FROM SM
Tx
E1 #32
Isolator TO SM
Rx

Impedance Adapt.

Tx Tranformer FROM SM

E1 #1
Isolator TO SM
Rx

X1001

Impedance Adapt.

FROM SM
Tx Tranformer
E1 #32
TO SM
Rx Isolator

I2C MUX I2C SCM 1

I2C SCM 2

E2PROM Temp. IO Exp

Sensor

Figure 2 EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Block Diagram

The balanced signal pair (two single-wire unbalanced lines), relevant to the
E1 channel, is connected to the backplane through transformer coupling
(Impedance Adaptation block).

Each SCM communicates with the SM and EM (eventually) via independent I2C
busses so that, the SM and EM (eventually) implement an I2C MUX device for
selecting those one only relevant to the active SCM resource.

Note: I2C bus is used also for accessing inventory data (stored into an
E2PROM), and other devices (if any).

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The power supply module converts the -48V reference voltage from the
redounded battery lines into +3,3V and 1,8V voltages necessary for the internal
components.

3 Dimensions

Table 1 shows the dimensions of the unit.

The board occupies one slot.

Table 1 Size and Weight

Height (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm) Weight (kg)
196.2 23 210.5 0.480

4 Power

The power consumption of the unit is: <1W

5 Interfaces

The interfaces of the unit are described in the following subsections.

5.1 Front Panel Devices

Figure 3 shows the unit front panel.

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41
40

X1000

160 1

X1001

Figure 3 EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Front Panel

LEDs

The following module related LEDs are supported:

Module Fail (MF) LED

Red colored LED indicating internal unit failure.

Active (AC) LED

Dual colored LED indicating active (green) or standby
(yellow) status.

Electrical Interfaces

The unit is provided with 2 D-Sub female connectors, named X1000 and X1001,
160 pins each one, for terminating 63 E1 signals. With reference to Figure 3,
Table 2 and Table 3 report the pin-out of these two connectors.

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Table 2 X1000 Pin-Out

X1000
Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal
1 N_IN29 41 P_IN2 81 N_IN31 121 P_IN4
2 P_IN29 42 N_IN2 82 P_IN31 122 N_IN4
3 0V 43 0V 83 0V 123 0V
4 N_OUT29 44 P_OUT2 84 N_OUT31 124 P_OUT4
5 P_OUT29 45 N_OUT2 85 P_OUT31 125 N_OUT4
6 N_OUT25 46 P_OUT6 86 N_OUT27 126 P_OUT8
7 P_OUT25 47 N_OUT6 87 P_OUT27 127 N_OUT8
8 0V 48 0V 88 0V 128 0V
9 N_IN25 49 P_IN6 89 N_IN27 129 P_IN8
10 P_IN25 50 N_IN6 90 P_IN27 130 N_IN8
11 N_IN21 51 P_IN10 91 N_IN23 131 P_IN12
12 P_IN21 52 N_IN10 92 P_IN23 132 N_IN12
13 0V 53 0V 93 0V 133 0V
14 N_OUT21 54 P_OUT10 94 N_OUT23 134 P_OUT12
15 P_OUT21 55 N_OUT10 95 P_OUT23 135 N_OUT12
16 N_OUT17 56 P_OUT14 96 N_OUT19 136 P_OUT16
17 P_OUT17 57 N_OUT14 97 P_OUT19 137 N_OUT16
18 0V 58 0V 98 0V 138 0V
19 N_IN17 59 P_IN14 99 N_IN19 139 P_IN16
20 P_IN17 60 N_IN14 100 P_IN19 140 N_IN16
21 N_IN13 61 P_IN18 101 N_IN15 141 P_IN20
22 P_IN13 62 N_IN18 102 P_IN15 142 N_IN20
23 0V 63 0V 103 0V 143 0V
24 N_OUT13 64 P_OUT18 104 N_OUT15 144 P_OUT20
25 P_OUT13 65 N_OUT18 105 P_OUT15 145 N_OUT20
26 N_OUT9 66 P_OUT22 106 N_OUT11 146 P_OUT24
27 P_OUT9 67 N_OUT22 107 P_OUT11 147 N_OUT24
28 0V 68 0V 108 0V 148 0V
29 N_IN9 69 P_IN22 109 N_IN11 149 P_IN24
30 P_IN9 70 N_IN22 110 P_IN11 150 N_IN24
31 N_IN5 71 P_IN26 111 N_IN7 151 P_IN28
32 P_IN5 72 N_IN26 112 P_IN7 152 N_IN28
33 0V 73 0V 113 0V 153 N.C.
34 N_OUT5 74 P_OUT26 114 N_OUT7 154 P_OUT28
35 P_OUT5 75 N_OUT26 115 P_OUT7 155 N_OUT28

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X1000
Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal
36 N_OUT1 76 P_OUT30 116 N_OUT3 156 P_OUT32
37 P_OUT1 77 N_OUT30 117 P_OUT3 157 N_OUT32
38 0V 78 0V 118 0V 158 N.C.
39 N_IN1 79 P_IN30 119 N_IN3 159 P_IN32
40 P_IN1 80 N_IN30 120 P_IN3 160 N_IN32

Table 3 X1001 Pin-Out

X1001

Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal

1 N_IN61 41 P_IN34 81 N_IN63 121 P_IN36
2 P_IN61 42 N_IN34 82 P_IN63 122 N_IN36
3 0V 43 0V 83 0V 123 0V
4 N_OUT61 44 P_OUT34 84 N_OUT63 124 P_OUT36
5 P_OUT61 45 N_OUT34 85 P_OUT63 125 N_OUT36
6 N_OUT57 46 P_OUT38 86 N_OUT59 126 P_OUT40
7 P_OUT57 47 N_OUT38 87 P_OUT59 127 N_OUT40
8 0V 48 0V 88 0V 128 0V
9 N_IN57 49 P_IN38 89 N_IN59 129 P_IN40
10 P_IN57 50 N_IN38 90 P_IN59 130 N_IN40
11 N_IN53 51 P_IN42 91 N_IN55 131 P_IN44
12 P_IN53 52 N_IN42 92 P_IN55 132 N_IN44
13 0V 53 0V 93 0V 133 0V
14 N_OUT53 54 P_OUT42 94 N_OUT55 134 P_OUT44
15 P_OUT53 55 N_OUT42 95 P_OUT55 135 N_OUT44
16 N_OUT49 56 P_OUT46 96 N_OUT51 136 P_OUT48
17 P_OUT49 57 N_OUT46 97 P_OUT51 137 N_OUT48
18 0V 58 0V 98 0V 138 0V
19 N_IN49 59 P_IN46 99 N_IN51 139 P_IN48
20 P_IN46 60 N_IN46 100 P_IN51 140 N_IN48
21 N_IN45 61 P_IN50 101 N_IN47 141 P_IN52
22 P_IN45 62 N_IN50 102 P_IN47 142 N_IN52
23 0V 63 0V 103 0V 143 0V
24 N_OUT45 64 P_OUT50 104 N_OUT47 144 P_OUT52
25 P_OUT45 65 N_OUT50 105 P_OUT47 145 N_OUT52
26 N_OUT41 66 P_OUT54 106 N_OUT43 146 P_OUT56
27 P_OUT41 67 N_OUT54 107 P_OUT43 147 N_OUT56

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X1001

Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal

28 0V 68 0V 108 0V 148 0V
29 N_IN41 69 P_IN54 109 N_IN43 149 P_IN56
30 P_IN41 70 N_IN54 110 P_IN43 150 N_IN56
31 N_IN37 71 P_IN58 111 N_IN39 151 P_IN60
32 P_IN37 72 N_IN58 112 P_IN39 152 N_IN60
33 0V 73 0V 113 0V 153 N.C.
34 N_OUT37 74 P_OUT58 114 N_OUT39 154 P_OUT60
35 P_OUT37 75 N_OUT58 115 P_OUT39 155 N_OUT60
36 N_OUT33 76 P_OUT62 116 N_OUT35 156 N.C.
37 P_OUT33 77 N_OUT62 117 P_OUT35 157 N.C.
38 0V 78 0V 118 0V 158 N.C.
39 N_IN33 79 P_IN62 119 N_IN35 159 N.C.
40 P_IN33 80 N_IN62 120 P_IN35 160 N.C.

Note: EM-CES/63xE1/T1-LFH-AH Unit, ROA 128 3650/1 is supplied with

proper E1 cables. There are two types of cables used:

• a 60 degree connector left open ended at the Patch Panel end (for
applications where no patch panel is used)

• cable with connectors at each end (RPM 119 0235/*), one

straight connector (patch panel end) and one 90 degree connector
(subrack end).

The cable type used depends on whether a patch panel is fitted (for
example, the Ericsson Patch Panel 32xE1-LFH-1.0/2.3, BGK 901
3811).

5.2 Link Settings

No configurable link settings are available.

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Glossary

AC
Active

MF
Module Fail

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