10G ADM Muxponder E1 Unit Description

Marconi MHL 3000

DESCRIPTION

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Contents

1 Product Overview 1
1.1 Purpose 2
1.2 Client Signal Mapping 3
1.3 Variants 8
1.4 Hardware and Software Compatibility 9

2 Function Description 9
2.1 FPGA, CPLD and Flash 12

3 Dimensions 14

4 Power 14

5 Physical Interfaces 14
5.1 Optical Interfaces 14
5.2 Front Panel Devices 18
5.3 Link Settings 19

Glossary 21

Reference List 23

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1 Product Overview

This document describes the 10G ADM Muxponder E1, ROA 128 4372/1.
Figure 1 shows the unit.

The primary function of this board is an ADM (Add-Drop Multiplexer) of various

Data/SDH/OTN signals on a 10G WDM ring, but it could also be used as
terminal unit, as a low cost version of existing Muxponder cards (10G TDM
and 10G Data Muxponder).

The board is intended to equip MHL3000 High Density Subrack and MHL3000
Compact Subrack. In Both subracks it will occupy two 0.8” slots for a total
of 1.6” width.

This board can be considered as an extension of the 10G ADM Muxponder E1

board, ROA 128 4372/1, with added capability to collect 16xE1 clients and
to map them into an STM-1 frame.

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Figure 1 10G ADM Muxponder E1

1.1 Purpose
The 10G ADM board supports a flexible Add-Drop function over a 10G OTU2
link. A great variety of client signals can be multiplexed and loaded onto the
2xOTU2 Line interfaces. Flexibility is achieved by:

• the number of signals to add and drop (clients), from 0 to 8 optical data
streams and up to 16 E1 electrical data streams

• the direction of the Add/Drop operation (EAST/WEST)

• the mix of client types, for which a wide variety is supported

The 10G ADM Muxponder E1, ROA 128 4372/1 is provided with:

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• 2 cages for 10 Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable (XFP) transceiver

supporting OTU2 ports (Lines), managing EAST and WEST side of the
OTU2 link/ring. Each OTU2 port is able to house a pluggable WDM XFP
Module (Fixed or Tunable) or Gray XFP Module.

• 8 cages for Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) transceivers, supporting a

wide variety of signal types with different optical reaches

• 1 board-to-cable female connector (160 pins) for the 16 E1 channels

termination. This connector supports the connection to a high-density cable
of various length (3m, 10m, 25m) coded as RPM 119 0235/3M, RPM 119
0235/10M, RPM 119 0235/25M , and then to a patch-panel suitable to
the connection of either TX/RX coaxial couples (BGK 311 09/1), or RJ45
connectors (BGK 311 07/1).

The unit consists of a single board, without any Line Termination Unit (LTU)
associated. The SFP and XFP modules are not included.

1.2 Client Signal Mapping

The card allows two different operating modes to be selected according to
the usage desired.

3 Mapping via OTN (standard ADM Mode) - Section 1.2.1 on page 3

3 Mapping via SDH (Muxponder SDH Mode) - Section 1.2.2 on page 7

1.2.1 Mapping via OTN (standard ADM Mode)

The 10G ADM E1 Unit allows a very flexible channel multiplexing into
ODU1/ODU2. A great variety of client signals can be multiplexed and loaded
onto the 2xOTU2 Line interfaces.

Note: Mapping into ODU0 is not allowed, direct mapping into ODU1 is
implemented

The data-path has to be chosen, according to the client signal, following the
indications provided in Table 1.

For all the client types supported, Table 1 details the types of signal mapping
that each client can support.

Table 1 10G ADM E1 Type of Mapping Supported

Line Rate Data Rate Type Coding Mapping
GFP-F >> ODU1 >>
ODU2 or
125 Mbps ± 100 ppm 100 Mbps FastEthernet 4B/5B GFP-F >> 1xTS-1
(OPTM) >> ODU1 >>
ODU2

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Table 1 10G ADM E1 Type of Mapping Supported

Line Rate Data Rate Type Coding Mapping
Direct (G.709, sec 17.2)
155.52 Mbps ± 4.6 ppm = SDH/SONET SDH/SONet >> 1xTS-1 (OPTM) >>
ODU1 >> ODU2
Direct (G.709, sec 17.2)
622.08 Mbps ± 4.6 ppm = SDH/SONET SDH/SONet >> 1xTS-4 (OPTM) >>
ODU1 >> ODU2
GFP-T >> ODU1 >>
ODU2 or
1.0625 Gbps ± 100 850 Mbps Fibre Channel 8B/10B
ppm GFP-T >> 1xTS-4-2c
(OPTM) >> ODU1 >>
ODU2
GFP-F/T >> ODU1 >>
ODU2 or
1.250 Gbps ± 100 ppm 1000 Mbps Ethernet 8B/10B GFP-F/T >> 1xTS-4-2c
(OPTM) >> ODU1 >>
ODU2
GFP-T >> ODU1
(G.709, sec 17.1)
>> ODU2 or
2.125 Gbps ± 100 ppm 1700 Mbps Fibre Channel 8B/10B
GFP-T >> 1xTS-4-3c
(OPTM) >> ODU1 >>
ODU2
2.48832 Gbps ± = SDH/SONET SDH/SONet Direct (G.709, sec 17.1)
4.6ppm >> ODU1 >> ODU2

2.6667 Gbps ± 20ppm = OTN OTN Direct (G.709) >>

ODU1 >> ODU2

4.25 Gbit/s ± 100ppm = Fibre Channel 8B/10B GFP-T >> OPU1-2v >>
ODU2

Note: The 16 E1 channels are mapped into two STM-1 signals.

Client signal multiplexing is performed in two steps:

• Multiplexing into ODU1

• Multiplexing into ODU2

Multiplexing into ODU1

This operation can be performed via GFP or via proprietary OPTM; this has
to be selected according to the client signal type (refer to Table 1) to be
multiplexed in order to achieve the best bandwidth allocation; in case no need
of multiplexing (for example STM-16/OC-48 or OTN client signal) the standard
OTN transparent mapping is adopted as usually performed in any other
transponder/muxponder card. A particular case is instead represented by the
4G Fibre Channel where a proprietary concatenation of 2xODU1 is required.

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GFP Multiplexing
As a general rule the Ethernet clients (Fast Ethernet
or Gigabit Ethernet) are mapped via GFP-F, while all
8B/10B coded signal are mapped according GFP-T (in
any case a Gb Ethernet client could be also mapped via
GFP-T - path 2 - if seen as a generic 8B/10B data signal,
this is not true for the FE which is a 4B/5B data signal).

The HyPHY 20 allows up to 64 different clients to

be managed and mapped contemporarily, via the
GFP Subsystem. The encapsulation of Ethernet
frames into GFP frames according to GFP-F mapping
scheme is compliant to section 7 of ITU-T G.7041. The
encapsulation of generic 8B/10B coded client data
frames into GFP frames according to GFP-T mapping
scheme is compliant to section 8 of ITU-T G.7041.

It is not possible to multiplex client signals mapped via

GFP-T with client signals mapped via GFP-F into the
same ODU1.

More client signals mapped via GFP can be directly

multiplexed into an ODU1 container or, alternatively,
via OPTM mapping.

OPTM Multiplexing
This method is proprietary and allows a sub-allocation of
the OPU1 payload area into 16xOPU1 Tributary Slots:
at first the OPU1 area is divided using the OPTM in 16
slots and then each one (or group of them) is allocated
to SDH/SONET clients or to data clients previously
mapped via GFP standard protocol.

The HyPHY20 also allows to create groups/concate

nations of the 16xOPU1 Time Slots (TS) in order to
increase the payload capacity.

The possible concatenation and the related capacity is

reported in Table 2.

According to the type of client, the user can select the

method that allows the minimum waste of bandwidth.

Table 2 OPTM Containers' Capacity

Container Capacity [Mbps]
OPU1 2488,32

TS-1 155,52
TS-4 622,08

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Table 2 OPTM Containers' Capacity

Container Capacity [Mbps]
TS-4-2c 1244,16

TS-4-3c 1866,24

2xODU1 Concatenation
In case of 4G FC, it is needed to select a specific
mode to carry this type of traffic. Two ODU1 are used
in concatenated mode (G.709 standard OPU1-2v
concatenation) so that they are seen as a single payload
and managed according to the concatenation rules.
Also this type of mapping is identified by a specific
payload type, according to the standard in this case,
to be associated to the relevant ODU1’s, so that the
receiving ADM knows how to demap the container.

Multiplexing into ODU2

The mapping into the ODU2 is standard, following, for each line, the following
path: 4xODU1 to ODTU12 » ODU2 » OTU2

Figure 2 illustrates synthetically the whole mapping process: the 16xclient

signals are firstly mapped into 8xODU1 (if needed) and then two couples
of 4xODU1 are mapped into one ODU2 via OTDU12 multiplexing. The user
can choose at first which is the destination ODU1 and then on which ODU2
the ODU1 has to be loaded.

Figure 2 Client Mapping Scheme from 16xclients into 2xOTU2

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1.2.2 Mapping via SDH (Muxponder SDH Mode)

Note: This feature is available from Release 6.1 software or higher versions.

When the 10G ADM Muxponder unit is configured to operate in inter-working

mode with Full standard SDH Equipment (that means Muxponder SDH Mode),
only the following clients are managed and they are mapped exclusively as
here specified.

Table 3 Muxponder SDH Mode supported Clients

Client Type Max Client ports 10G ADM Muxponder E1
E1 Up to 16
STM-1 Up to 8
STM-4 Up to 8
STM-16 Up to 4
OTM-0.1 Up to 4
Fast Ethernet (FE) Up to 8
Gigabit Ethernet (GE) Up to 8

The client signal mapping/multiplexing is always into an SDH STM-16 stream

and it is then transported by an ODU1 container which in turn is multiplexed into
and ODU2/OTU2. The multiplexing is performed in terms of VC-4s and their
numbering within the STM-16 is in accordance to G.707, clause 7.3.3.1 (see ).

Figure 3 Numbering of AU-4s (VC-4s) in an STM-16

The exact number of VC-4s to be multiplexed into the destination STM-16 can
be assigned to each individual client during the configuration phase.

E1 Mapping

The mapping is performed by the E1 FPGA on the childcard. The resulting

STM-1 is managed as described below if it comes from an external port (for
example STM-1), the STM-1 accepted as client is terminated and the remapped
in a corresponding VC-4 of the destination STM-16.

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16xE1 > 16xV12 > 1xVC-4 > STM-1 ≡ VC-4 > STM-16 > OPU1 > ODU1
> ODTU12 > ODU2 > OTU2

STM-1/4 Multiplexing into ODU-1

The STM-1 accepted as client is terminated and the remapped in a

corresponding VC-4 of the destination STM-16:

STM-1 ≡ VC-4 > STM-16 > OPU1 > ODU1 > ODTU12 > ODU2 > OTU2

The STM-4 accepted as client is terminated and the remapped in a

corresponding VC-4-4c of the destination STM-16:

STM-4 ≡ 4xVC-4 > STM-16 > OPU1 > ODU1 > ODTU12 > ODU2 > OTU2

STM-16 Mapping

In this case the native STM-16 does not need any multiplexing, but is only
wrapped into an ODU1 as usual:

STM-16 > OPU1 > ODU1 > ODTU12 > ODU2 > OTU2

OTM-0.1 Mapping

These clients are managed as usual standard IrDi interface:

OTU1 > ODU1 > ODTU12 > ODU2 > OTU2

Fast Ethernet (FE) Mapping

The FE is mapped via GFP-F mode into 1xVC-4 of the destination STM-16:

FE > GFP-F > 1xVC-4 > STM-16 > OPU1 > ODU1 > ODTU12 > ODU2 > OTU2

Gigabit Ethernet (GE) Mapping

The GE is mapped via GFP-F mode into 7 virtually concatenated VC-4s of

the destination STM-16:

GE > GFP-F > VC-4-7v > STM-16 > OPU1 > ODU1 > ODTU12 > ODU2 > OTU2

1.3 Variants
This unit has been introduced in Marconi MHL 3000 Release 6.0. No other
variant exists.

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1.4 Hardware and Software Compatibility

This unit can be equipped in a Marconi MHL 3000 Equipment managed by
Enhanced Controller only and running Release 6.0 software or higher versions.

2 Function Description

The block diagram in Figure 4 shows the main functions of the unit.

The unit consists of the following main functional blocks:

• 1 20G Multi-rate, Multi-Protocol PHY chip (from now on called

HyPHY20G) managing the major part of the card functionalities:

0 Mapping of various client signals into ODU1 and then ODU1 multiplex
into ODU2

0 Cross-connect at client and ODU1 level to guarantee flexibility for the

add/drop configuration

0 G.709 support with E-FEC.

Internal capability is expanded by adding external DDR and QDR

memories, for which the device has dedicated interfaces.

• 1 card µP Section needing a Companion FPGA to manage the

HyPHY20G, mainly because of the PCIe Interface. This is vital for the
card as all the relevant information between the HyPHY20G and the µP
(OH information, alarms, statistics) flows through the PCIe Interface. The
FPGA also manages GCC channels, to be conveyed to-from the card uP.
Even if represented under the same FPGA block, also a non-volatile device
(Control CPLD) is used for usual card-control functions, such as: i2c
Interfaces to all i2c devices, in particular card Optical Modules configuration.

• The Companion FPGA is needed to interface the µP to the HyPHY20G,

which uses the PCIe interface. The Companion FPGA handles the
information, like setting, OH information, alarms, statistic, between
HyPHY20 (PCIe) and µP (Bus); the HyPHY20 internal registers are
replicated internally by the FPGA to make them visible to µP bus. The
FPGA also manages extraction/insertion data in the GCC channels (up to
4 channels) via PCIe Interface, while providing serial channels (SCC) on
the µP side for their management. The FPGA also provides for the filtering
of LOS signals.

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• The E1 Daughter Board manages the 16 E1 channels. The board has the
task to map the 16 E1 into two STM-1 that correspond to two interfaces of
the HyPHY20G device. The 16 electrical links are directly connected to the
Line Interface Unit (LIU) device that, via a proper bus, communicate with
the ADM chip for providing: TU mapping of the PDH interfaces into STM-1
SDH Interfaces and ADD/DROP capability. A CPLD is used to interface
the microprocessor of the mother board with the daughter board devices
(that means LIU and ADM devices).

Note: The LIU device ensures the short and medium haul applications
that means a 24 dB of cable loss attenuation for T1 hierarchy and
a 22 dB of cable loss attenuation for E1 hierarchy (electrical Line
according to ITU G.703, line impedance 120
fixed).

• 8 SFP modules for client signals. Pluggability ensures a cost saving

when less than 8 ports are required. SFP ports are directly connected to
HyPHY20G by SFI Interfaces for traffic and, to card CPLD by i2c interfaces
for control and monitoring. Other alarm and control signals such as LOS
and TX_DISABLE are connected to the card FPGA. The supported client
interfaces for SFP modules are:

0 OTU1 (up to 8)

0 OC-3/12/48 or STM-1/4/16

0 100/1000 Mbps Full-Duplex Ethernet

0 Fibre Channel FC-15, FC-25, FC-50, FC-100, FC-200, FC-400, Fibre

Connection (FICON), Enterprise Systems Connection (ESCON)

• 2 XFP modules for OTU-2 / OTU-2e. They are DWDM Tunable XFP
modules.

• 1 Timing section. The HyPHY20G Framer needs a 155.52Mhz clock to

operate all supported mapping/demapping and multiplexing/demultiplexing
functions.

• A Power Supply section provides the card with all the required voltage rails.

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16 16 x I2C Bus

Client
SFP Data Bus µP Bus
I2C Bus CPLD
SCC/FCC µP
FPGA
SFP

Section

µP Bus
SFP

2
SFP

2 x I2C Bus
Backplane
SFP PCIe FW
SFP

SFP
20G
XFP
SFP Multi-Rate 10Gb/s
Multi-Protocol XFP

PHY 4

2
LIU ADM

DDR QDR

QDR TIMING
DDR

CPLD
DDR QDR

1V
1.2V
1.5V
1.8V
POWER
To µP 3.3V SUPPLY
5V
-5.2V

Figure 4 10G ADM Muxponder E1 Block Diagram

SFP Modules converts the client signals into an electrical signal that is directly
transmitted to the HyPHY20G by standard SFI Interfaces. The framer performs
all main add/drop and multiplexing/demultiplexing functionalities that are:

• Add/Drop and Muxponder. The supported client signals are listed in Table 6

• Switching at ODU1 granularity

• 10G OTN Pure Regenerator

The processed signal is then sent to the 2 Line Optical Interfaces based on
DWDM Tunable XFPs.

Most of the Timing structure is integrated in the HyPHY20G Framer, which only
needs a 155.52Mhz clock to operate all supported mapping/demapping and
multiplexing/demultiplexing functions.

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2.1 FPGA, CPLD and Flash

2.1.1 FPGA
The Companion Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) properly interfaces
the HyPHY20 Framer through PCIe Interface. HyPHY20 internal registers are
replicated internally by the FPGA to make them visible to uP bus. The FPGA
also manages extraction/insertion of GCC channels (maximum 4) from/to PCIe
Interface, while providing serial channels on the uP side for their management.

2.1.2 FLASH Memory

There are two FLASH memries (RYT 143 6004/128) of 16MB each, with 16
bit data bus. Each represents a memory bank for the SW. In these memories
there are the applicative, the FPGA configuration and the HyPHY setting.

The FLASH memory is organized in order to contain two different Banks (1 and
2) in which to store two application software and two configuration bitstreams
(for FPGA).

Note: The FLASH memory contains also the boot software for the card, but
this bank cannot be managed by the User.

Bank #1 is used only for recovery in case that Bank #2 goes corrupted during
dynamic upgrade. The SW cannot change it.

Bank #2 can be upgraded by the SC.

By default, the CPLD point to Bank #2.

2.1.3 CPLD
The Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD) is a non volatile device
there is a internal flash memory, loaded at the board factory) to control of the
Optical Modules; in particular:

I2C The CPLD handles the I2C interface from the µP to the
16 SFP and 2 XFP, by avoiding address conflicts and
managing clock stretching feature.

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ALS The Automatic Laser Shutdown (ALS) is a mechanism

that supervises the LOS signals and, when a LOS event
occurs, powers down the laser transmitter of the relative
channel.

ALS features comprises:

• ALS SW disable (set by SW)

• Automatic restart disabled (set by SW)

• Automatic restart enabled (set by SW, laser ON

time = 2sec on Client Ports -15sec on WDM ports,
laser OFF time = 60-300 sec)

• Manual restart (set by SW, laser ON time = 2sec

on Client Ports -15sec on WDM ports, laser OFF
time 100 sec)

• Manual restart for test (set by SW, laser ON time

= 90 sec, laser OFF time 100 sec)

LED The µP set the 16 SFP LEDs and 2 XFP LEDs by the
CPLD.

These LEDs are managed as follows:

• Red LED On: This indicates that an emission test

is in progress (that means that 90s laser restart
is activated > ‘Laser Test Override’) on one of the
ports related to the LED.

• Amber LED On: If not Red and an automatic restart

(2s automatic or manual pulse on Client ports, 15s
on WDM ports) is active on the client port.

• Amber LED Blinking (1Hz): If not Red/Amber_On

and the port is in ALS.

• LED Off: All remaining cases (included the case of

ALS disabled).

LLC The CPLD handles the Firewire interface too, between

the µP and Firewire components.

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3 Dimensions

Table 4 shows the dimensions of the unit.

The board occupies one slot (1.6").

Table 4 Size and Weight

Height (mm) Width (mm) Depth (mm) Weight (kg)
366 44 220 1.690

4 Power

The maximum power consumption of the unit is: 86W

5 Physical Interfaces

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

5.1 Optical Interfaces

Connectors

Both the client and the WDM interface are accessed via optical front panel
connectors (LC-UPC).

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Figure 5 Front panel connectors (LC-UPC)

Due to the XFP/SFP orientation on the front panel of the unit, the following
patch cords have to be used to allow the rack doors closure:

Table 5 10G ADM Muxponder E1 Optical Patch Cords

Code Description

TSR 351 101/5 Single Fiber SM LC-LC short boot L=5m

TSR 351 101/10 Single Fiber SM LC-LC short boot L=10m
TSR 351 101/50 Single Fiber SM LC-LC short boot L=50m
TSR 351 201/5 Single Fiber MM LC-LC short boot L=5m
TSR 351 201/10 Single Fiber MM LC-LC short boot L=10m
TSR 351 201/50 Single Fiber MM LC-LC short boot L=50m
TSR 351 112/5 Multi Fibre SM LC-SC short boot DPX/DUAL L=5m
TSR 351 112/10 Multi Fibre SM LC-SC short boot DPX/DUAL L=10m
TSR 351 112/50 Multi Fibre SM LC-SC short boot DPX/DUAL L=50m
TSR 351 212/5 Multi Fibre MM LC-SC short boot DPX/DUAL L=5m
TSR 351 212/10 Multi Fibre MM LC-SC short boot DPX/DUAL L=10m
TSR 351 212/50 Multi Fibre MM LC-SC short boot DPX/DUAL L=50m
TSR 351 102/5 Multi Fibre SM LC-LC short boot DPX/DUAL L=5m
TSR 351 102/10 Multi Fibre SM LC-LC short boot DPX/DUAL L=10m
TSR 351 102/50 Multi Fibre SM LC-LC short boot DPX/DUAL L=50m
TSR 351 202/5 Multi Fibre MM LC-LC short boot DPX/DUAL L=5m
TSR 351 202/10 Multi Fibre MM LC-LC short boot DPX/DUAL L=10m
TSR 351 202/50 Multi Fibre MM LC-LC short boot DPX/DUAL L=50m
TSR 351 203/5 Multi Fibre MM LC-LC short boot DPX/DPX L=5m
TSR 351 203/10 Multi Fibre MM LC-LC short boot DPX/DPX L=10m
TSR 351 203/50 Multi Fibre MM LC-LC short boot DPX/DPX L=50m
TSR 351 103/5 Multi Fibre SM LC-LC short boot DPX/DPX L=5m
TSR 351 103/10 Multi Fibre SM LC-LC short boot DPX/DPX L=10m
TSR 351 103/50 Multi Fibre SM LC-LC short boot DPX/DPX L=50m

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Client Interfaces

Each client interface is ‘hot pluggable’ without affecting the other clients. Hot
configurability (for example the client signal type) of each client ports results in
no change in the line data rate.

Table 6 Supported Data Rate

Bit Rate Type Frame
125 Mbps ± 100 ppm Ethernet FE
155.52 Mbps ± 4.6 ppm SDH/SONET STM-1/OC-3
622.08 Mbps ± 4.6 ppm SDH/SONET STM-4/OC-12
1.0625 Gbps ± 100 ppm Fibre Channel FC-100 (or 1G FC)
1.250 Gbps ± 100 ppm* Ethernet GE
2.125 Gbps ± 100 ppm Fibre Channel FC-200 (or 2G FC)
2.48832 Gbps ± 4.6ppm SDH/SONET STM-16/OC-48
2.6667 Gbps ± 20ppm OTN OTM0.1
4.25 Gbit/s ± 100ppm Fibre Channel FC-400 (or 4G FC)

The client signals are managed by using both gray and colored SFP modules:

Table 7 Client SFP Gray Applications

Application SE/Code Type Reach and Rate

SU66AE Tx1310nm Rx155 Rate: [125 Mbps ± 100 ppm]

0nm
100BASE-BX10
SU66AD Tx1550nm Rx131 Rate: [125 Mbps ± 100 ppm]
0nm

RDH10248/1 Tx 1310nm Rx Reach: 10km; Rate: [1.0625 / 1.25

1490nm Gbps]
1000BASE-BX10
RDH10248/2 Tx 1490nm Rx Reach: 10km; Rate: [1.0625 / 1.25
1310nm Gbps]

RDH10248/3 Tx 1310nm Rx Reach: 20km; Rate: [1.0625 / 1.25

1490nm Gbps]
1000BASE-BX20
RDH10248/4 Tx 1490nm Rx Reach: 20km; Rate: [1.0625 / 1.25
1310nm Gbps]

1000BASE-SX / 100-M5/6-SN SU57AD Gray Reach: 550m; Rate: [1.0625 / 1.25

Gbps]

1000BASE-LX / 100-SM-LC-L SU57AE Gray Reach: 10km; Rate: [1.0625 / 1.25

Gbps]
1000BASE-ZX SU57AF Gray Reach: 80km; Rate: [1.25 Gbps]
FC 100-M5-SN-I // FC 200-M5-SN-I // SU68AH [RDH 102 Gray Reach: 860m/500m/270m; Rate:
FC 400-M5-SN-I 52/1] [1.0625 / 2.125 / 4.25 Gbps]
FC 100-SM-LC-L // FC 200-SM-LC-L // SU68AG [RDH 102 Gray Reach: max 20 km; Rate: [1.0625 /
FC 400-SM-LC-L 52/2] 2.125 / 4.25 Gbps]
I4.1 / S4.1 SU67AA Gray -

S1.1 SU66AA Gray -

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Table 7 Client SFP Gray Applications

Application SE/Code Type Reach and Rate
I16.1 / P1I1-1D1 SU68AA Gray Reach: 2 km; Rate: [2.488 / 2.666 Gbps]
Reach: 15 km; Rate: [Multirate: 155 to
S16.1 / P1S1-1D1 SU68AE Gray 2700 Mbps]
Reach: 40 km; Rate: [2.488 / 2.666
L16.1 / P1L1-1D1 SU68AC Gray Gbps]

L16.2 / P1L1-1D2 SU68AD Gray Reach: 80km; Rate: [2.488 / 2.666

Gbps]

Table 8 Client SFP WDM applications

Application SE Type Reach and Rate
CWDM SH SU68CA/CU CWDM 8 chs Reach: SH (~40 km); Rate: [Multirate: 155 to 2700 Mbps]
CWDM LH SU68CN/CU CWDM 8 chs Reach: LH (~80 km); Rate: [Multirate: 155 to 2700 Mbps]
DWDM LP SU68DA/EN DWDM 40 chs Reach: see DWDM specs; Rate: [Multirate: 155 to 2700 Mbps]
DWDM HP SU68HA/JN DWDM 40 chs Reach: see DWDM specs; Rate: [Multirate: 155 to 2700 Mbps]
DWDM 5G SU68KA-LN DWDM 40 chs Reach: see DWDM specs; Rate: [Multirate: 1000 to 5400 Mbps]

Table 9 Client E1 Application - Patch Panel and Cables

Description SE Code
Patch panel 32XE1-LFH-RJ45 BGK 311 07/1 R1C
Patch panel 32XE1-LFH-1.0/2.3 BGK 311 09/1 R1C
32xE1 LFH cable for use with patch panel - 3 meters RPM 119 0235/3M
32xE1 LFH cable for use with patch panel - 10 meters RPM 119 0235/10M
32xE1 LFH cable for use with patch panel -- 25 meters RPM 119 0235/25M

Line Interfaces

The line signals are managed by using both gray and colored SFP modules:

Table 10 Line XFP supported for gray applications

Application SE Reach and Rate
I-64.1 SU69CA Reach: 2km/10Km; Rate: [9.95G;10,3G;10.7G]
S-64.2b/P1S1-2D2b SU69CC Reach: 40Km; Rate: [9.95G;10,3G;10.7G]
I-64.1 SU69CH Reach: 2km/10Km; Rate: [9.95G;10,3G;10.7G; 11,1G]
S-64.2b/ P1S1-2D2b SU69CJ Reach: 40Km; Rate: [9.95G;10,3G;10.7G; 11,1G]
L-64.2/P1L1-2D2 SU69CD Reach: 80Km ; Rate: [9.95G;10,3G;10.7G]

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Table 11 Line XFP supported for colored applications

Application SE Reach and Rate
Rate: [9.95G to 11.1]
The DWDM XFP is a single wavelength hot pluggable module, without
DWDM XFP SU69DA-SU69EN TX and RX VOA, supplied in 40 variants to cover all C-band, 100 GHz
spaced channels grid. These modules are the same already employed in
T3 transponder family.
Differently from the fixed DWDM XFP, the tunable module is required to be
DWDM Tunable XFP RDH 102 150/01 suitable for 50GHz applications. This means that all applications at 50GHz
shall be supporting only using the tunable XFP module.

5.2 Front Panel Devices

Figure 6 shows the unit front panel.

The unit front panel is provided with two LEDs:

Power (PWR) 1xGreen colored LED. Lit when all on-board power
supplies are on and functioning correctly

Alarm (ALM) 1xRed colored LED. Lit to indicate an internal fault

condition.

Traffic (IN TFC)

1xAmber colored LED

• OFF: card not configured.

• Amber Blinking: SW download in progress.

• Amber ON: Card configured and carrying traffic.

Line ALS 2xAmber colored LED

Client 8xClient LEDS

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SFP’s Port Numbering

1 9
2 10
3 11
4 12

Figure 6 10G ADM Muxponder E1 Front Panel

5.3 Link Settings

No user configurable link settings are available.

Note: The ALS feature is managed via software. ALS software management
cannot be disabled.

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 Glossary

Glossary

AC MF
Active Module Fail

ALM OTH
Alarm Optical Transport Hierarchy

ALS OTU-n
Automatic Laser Shutdown Optical Transport Unit -n

APS PCIe
Automatic Protection Switch HyPHY20

CPLD PWR
Complex Programmable Logic Device Power

DF SC
Data Fabric Shelf Controller

ESCON SDH
Enterprise Systems Connection Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
FE SF
Fast Ethernet Signal Failure
FEC SFP
Forward Error Correction Small Form-factor Pluggable
FICON SM
Fibre Connection Service Module
FPGA SM10G
Field Programmable Gate Array 10 Gigabit Service Module
GE STM-n
Gigabit Ethernet Synchronous Transport Module -n
HW TDM
Hardware Time Division Multiplexing
JTAG TS
Joint Test Action Group Time Slots
LIU
Line Interface Unit

LTU
Line Termination Unit

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 Reference List

Reference List

[1] Marconi MHL 3000 - Pluggable Modules Safety Rules, 3/124 46-CSA
113 62 Uen

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