HSBB training material (circulation for TM Staff only)

HSBB
Planning for E-side and D-side Access Network

Updated: 26 Oct 2008 1

Topic

1. How to plan Masterplan per exchange? 2. How to plan D-side? 3. How to calculate dB loss for FTTH network

How to plan Masterplan per exchange?

H S B B M A S T E R P L A N

Step 1: Step 2:

Select Cable Route 1) Identify existing cabinet to serve based on cable route 2) Identify potential Greenfield within cable route (up to year 2012) Create HSBB property count (based on verified LNMS data (App 1) Filled up Format 1 (App 2) Design Bottom-up Technology and Homepassed Filled up Format 2 (App 3) Apply PF based on PF guideline and confirm homepassed figure Choose technology based on Planning guideline System numbering Plan E-side FibreFilled up Format 4 (App 4) Apply Fibre loop planning Guideline Draw E-side fibre in LNMS plan Show main loop, joint, spur, Network Element and etc

Step 3: Step 4:

Step 5:

Step 6:

Step 7:

Filled up Format 3 (App 5)

Appendix 1: Verified LNMS data

STANDARD DESCRIPTION AND INPUT FOR PROPERTY VERIFICATION. AND Agreed status Attribute INPUT IN LNMS of future Value/ Property Property Description Quantity / Unit usage. 1 Apartments A No of unit OK 2 Balai Raya/Dewan M11 1 OK 3 Bank M8 No of unit OK 4 Budget Hotel H2 No of unit OK 5 Bungalow B No of unit OK 6 Bus/Taxi Station M10 1 OK 7 Chalet C No of unit OK 8 Cinema M2 1 OK 9 Clinic M5 1 OK 10 Club CLB No of unit OK 11 College COL 1 OK 12 Condominiums CM No of unit OK 13 Five Storey Shop K5 No of Storey OK 14 Four Storey Shop K4 No of Storey OK 15 Four Storey Shop House RK4 No of Storey OK 16 Government Quarters Q No of unit OK 17 Hawker Stall M6 No of unit OK 18 Hospital HOS 1 OK 19 Kampong House KG No of unit OK 20 Large Industries I1 No of unit OK 21 Library M12 1 OK 22 Link House(Single/Double) L No of unit OK 23 Long House LH No of unit OK 24 Low Cost Flat LCF No of unit OK 25 Low Cost House LC No of unit OK 26 Luxury Hotel H1 No of unit OK 27 Medium Class Hotel H3 No of unit OK 28 Medium Cost Flat MCF No of unit OK 29 Medium Industries I2 No of unit OK 30 Mosque/Church/Temple M3 1 OK 31 One Storey Shop K1 No of Storey OK 32 Petrol Station M1 1 OK 33 Police/FireBrigade Station M7 1 OK 34 Rumah Estate RE No of unit OK 35 School/Kindergarten M4 1 OK 36 Semi Detached House SD No of unit OK

Appendix 2: Format 1
HSBB MASTERPLAN Format 1 Updated Property/Unit Count per Cabinet for each Exchange EXCHANGE : DAMANSARA
MDF 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Cab No 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 12 12 12 Property Description Condominiums Petrol station Apartments Mosque/Church/Temple Bungalow Unit Office (Government) Condominiums Bungalow Petrol station Apartments Condominiums Bungalow Link House (Single/Double) Unit in Complex Condominiums Bungalow Unit Office Total Prop 2 2 1 1 261 1 1 114 1 2 4 140 297 1 1 168 2 Total Unit 30 2 126 1 261 2 17 114 1 16 162 140 297 5 113 168 2

Appendix 3: Format 2

HSBB DETAIL PLAN Format 2 Bottom up Technology and Homepassed Design EXCHANGE : DAMANSARA
No of Floor (for unit 12 21 FTTH Total Prop 2 2 1 1 261 1 1 114 1 2 4 140 297 1 1 168 2 Total Home Unit passed 30 30 2 2 126 1 1 261 261 2 2 17 17 114 114 1 1 16 16 162 140 140 297 297 5 5 113 168 2 VDSL2 VDSL2 Cab. No ETTH Home passed ETTH NO Total Homepassed 30 2 70 1 261 2 17 114 1 16 162 140 297 5 91 168 2 Proposed RFS (Month) Jelutong Villa (30) asrama Jln. Damansara Embassy of the Federative Republic of Brazil Condo Lagenda Damansara Lrg. Dungun Jln. Dungun Jln. Gelenggang / Jln. Beringin Villa Vista & Putera Beringin Prima Damansara Jln. Bruas Jln. Setiapuspa UM PALAPES greenfield area, Jln. Tenku Ampuan. DP to check MSB no. of property REMARK

Cab No 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 12 12 12

Property Description Condominiums Petrol station Apartments Mosque/Church/Temple Bungalow Unit Office (Government) Condominiums Bungalow Petrol station Apartments Condominiums Bungalow Link House (Single/Double) Unit in Complex Condominiums Bungalow Unit Office (Government)

Property Code HRC-T4 OTH HRA-T2 OTH LRB-T4 HC HRC-T4 LRB-T4 OTH HRA-T4 HRC-T4 LRB-T4 LRL-T4 HC HRC-T3 LRB-T4 HC

PF 100% 100% 55% 100% 100% Rule 1/2/3 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Rule 1/2/3 80% 100% Rule 1/2/3

2 5

2 4

1 5

Home FDC NO passed 1 1 70 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 162 2 3 3 91

168 2

4 4

Kedutaan India. To check no. of streamyx user

PROPERTY TYPE BY LNMS

No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Type of Property Property Description in LMNS Rumah Estate Kampong House Town House Long House FTTH FTTH Technology

Landed Residential

Squatter House Low cost house Link House(Single/Double) Semi Detached House Bungalow One Storey Shop Two Storey Shop Two Storey Shop House Three Storey Shop Three Storey Shop House Four Storey Shop Four Storey Shop House Five Storey Shop Low cost Flat Government Quarters (Flat) FTTH FTTH FTTH FTTH

F T T H

Landed Commercial

FTTH

VDSL2 (>64 homepassed) or FTTH (< 64 Homepassed)

High Rise Residential * Apartments

Medium cost Flat Condominiums

To have detail study to select best technology 8 solutions

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PROPERTY TYPE BY LNMS

No. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 Type of Property Property Description in LMNS Unit office(Commercial) Unit office(Government) Unit office(Corporate) Unit in Complex Small Industries/IKS Units Medium Industries Large Industries Budget Hotel Medium Class Hotel Luxury Hotel University College Bank Hospital Bus/Taxi Station Balai Raya/Dewan Mosque/Church/Temple Stadium Chalet Cinema Clinic Club Library Petrol Station Police/FireBrigade Station School/Kindergarten Hawker Stall Wet Market Technology

High Rise Commercials or Complexes Industries Hotel Learning Centre/Hospital/Bank

VDSL2 is based on Unit and PF + ETTH is based on IPVPN customer FTTH

VDSL2 is based on Unit and PF + ETTH is based on IPVPN customer

Others

VDSL2 or FTTH depend on locality.

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Appendix 4: Format 4

FORMAT 4 MAIN FOC FOR HSBB PROJECT IBUSAWAT : DAMANSARA

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R

SERVING FTTH/VDSL/ETTH
ES ES DISTANC DISTANC E LEG1- E LEG2Count EAST WEST DSS Count homepas (Main+ (Main+sp DISTANC of Fibre VDSL2 Homepa of Fibre sed spur) ur) E core No ssed core
19 31 32

Bil 1

Distance End To FOC End (Exch Technolo FOC Cable FOC Size to last DP) gy
F19 - F20 144 11km Ring

FDC No

ETTH No
1 2 3 4

Total Count count of Homepas of Fibre fibre sed core core.

Remark
JALAN SEMANTAN JALAN DUTA JALAN SRI HARTAMAS JALAN BUKIT KIARA PERSIARAN BUKIT KIARA JALAN BERINGIN

114 200 200 87 78 150 144 80 88

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

8 8 8 4 8 8 8 8 8 8

15 20 35 16 4 6

5 6 7 8 9 10

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Design E-side Fibre

Start

N >=10 SME available? E&G vailable?

N Duct route available?

Provide dedicated NE with loop ** Provide dedicated NE without loop

Provide loop for all Network Element (NE)

End

** Whatever means with lower cost possible and try avoiding civil works E&G: Enterprise and Government, SME: Small Medium Enterprise

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E-side Fibre Loop Planning Guide

Definition: Loop is defined as diversity route or single route with different duct. In meeting diversity requirement there are two methods proposed: 1. If duct route available, provide loop for all Network Elements 2. If duct route is not available, to provide diversity through the following but not limited to:
a) Additional civil works (overhead or underground) b) Other network /Service Provider Criteria for diversity: a) Any number of Enterprise and Government customer and/or b) 10 or more SMI/SME Note: The loop is to cater for these customers only
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Loop Criteria
Maximum cable loss OLT to last DP up to 25dB (FTTH Network) Maximum cable capacity 192 core per cable Tap-out Joint (T-Joint) via take out required core only Reserve cable slag/Coil at T-Joint

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CALCULATING FIBRE COUNT IN THE LOOP

Total Fibre count in the loop = Total core to FDC + Total Core to MSAN RT + Total Core to ETTH equipment + Core for FOMS in the loop (~ 1core)

Example for out side plant network with the following: 1. One FDC consist 8 splitter (1:8) and to serve for 512 homepassed with 1:8 splitter in DP. 2. One MSAN system with 128 homepassed (installed with 8 card of 16 port per card) 3. One ETTH system with 8 ports (1 ETTH box). 4. One fibre core in the loop (as in this example core # 20) is reserved for FOMS monitoring. The objective of this core is to monitor the fibre cut in between the loop. As we understand no dedicated fibre monitoring for the MSAN and ETTH system. 5. In this example effective fibre core required is 20 cores. The nearest fibre count available to form the fibre in loop for this kind configuration is sufficient with 24 14 cores.

CALCULATING FIBRE COUNT IN THE LOOP

core 20 reserve for FOMS for checking fibre loop cut

Metro-E Node in Exchange Building

Core 1 to core 8 (east)

core 18 and 19 as spare cores for ETTH

FDC
Core 1 to core 8 (west)
Core 9 reserved for FOMS and core 10 and 11 as spare cores for FDC

Core 16 to core 17 (west)

Core 12 to core 13 (east)

ETTH
Core 16 to core 17 (east)

MSAN
Core 12 to core 13 (west)
core 14 and 15 as spare cores for MSAN

E Side = 24C

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E-side Fibre planning for MSAN System

Exchange Building
E-Voice Server

Outside Plant

ASP High Rise Building

Video Head-End

Metro-E Network BRAS ISP IP MSAN (FTTO)

Type of service card can be fixed in MSAN inclusive of VDSL2 (D-side serve via existing copper PON (D-side serve via fibre

SS

IP MSAN (FTTS)

Application/ Content Network

Landed building Core Network Access Network 16

E-side Fibre planning for MSAN System

MSAN System (NE) Uplink (Active) Assign E-side core (East)
Working per NE

Assign E-side core (West)

Spare per site

Spare Working per site per NE

MSAN+VDSL2 MSAN+GPON MSAN+EPON MSAN+VDSL2 MSAN+GPON MSAN+EPON MSAN+VDSL2 MSAN+GPON MSAN+EPON MSAN+VDSL2 MSAN+GPON MSAN+EPON

1GE 1GE 1GE 2GE 2GE 2GE 3GE 3GE 3GE 4GE 4GE 4GE

2 2 2 4 4 4 6 6 6 8 8 8

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

2 2 2 4 4 4 6 6 6 8 8 8

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Max No of Max homepassed per subscriber system * can support In-door Our-door for HSBB services 128 128 139 128 128 139 128 128 139 384 384 384 624 512 608 882 882 882 384 384 384 576 512 608 576 576 576
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386 386 386 634 634 634 882 882 882

E-side Fibre planning for FTTH network

Technology Cable distance to Last DP < 8km Choice of Splitter to use 1:2 with 1:32 1:4 with 1:16 1:8 with 1:8 1:4 with 1:8 1:2 with 1:16 Assign E-side core (East) Assign E-side core (West) No of HP per PON Working Spare FOMS Working Spare FOMS
per FDC per FDC per FDC per FDC per FDC per FDC

FTTH (GPON)

64 64 64 32 32 16 16 32 32 16

HP/64 HP/64 HP/64 HP/32 HP/32 HP/16 HP/16 HP/32 HP/32 HP/16

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

HP/64 HP/64 HP/64 HP/32 HP/32 HP/16 HP/16 HP/32 HP/32 HP/16

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

8km - 14km

14km - 18km * 1:4 with 1:4 1:2 with 1:8 FTTH (EPON) < 8km 1:2 with 1:16 1:4 with 1:8 1:2 with 1:8

8km - 14km * Note : HP = Homepassed

This configuration will required more PON card in the OLT. There are other technology solutions for the homepassed within this range via MSAN with PON card. The best choice of technology should be adopted depending on the site condition and Total Cost of Ownership. Generally MSAN with PON is planning for pocket subscribers. Every FDC is equipped up to 8 unit of 1st layer splitter. For 1:8 of 1st layer splitter, single FDC can serve up to 512 homepassed. For 1:4 of 1st layer splitter and 1:8 in second layer splitter, single FDC can serve up 512 18 homepassed.

E-side fiber planning for Metro-E.

1GE uplink (to west - protection) with 2 core fibre

8-port FE with 2 GE port

1GE uplink (to east- active) with 2 core fibre

Spare 2 GE port

1GE uplink (to west - protection) with 2 core fibre

24/48-port FE with 4 GE port

1GE uplink (to east- active) with 2 core fibre

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E-side fiber planning for Metro-E.

Technology ETTH system

Number port per system 8 ports 10/100 Mbps 24 ports 10/100 Mbps 48 ports 10/100 Mbps

Uplink 2 GE 4 GE 4 GE

Assign fibre core (east)

Working per NE Spare per site

Assign fibre core (west)

Working per NE Spare per site

2 2 2

2 2 2

2 2 2

2 2 2

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Draw E-side cable in LNMS Plan

1) Draw cable route: number of fibre core required 2) Mark FDC, ETTH, MSAN Location 3) Draw service boundary of the above network elements

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Appendix 5: Format 3
Form HSBB-MP-01 Rev 1.0

HSBB MASTER PLAN

EXCHANGE IMPLEMENTATION YEAR : : DAMANSARA 2009 REGION / AND : CENTRAL KL

1. Existing Infra ( Please attach property count and ENSIS cabinet detail report )
No Of Cabinet

ECP/VFC 26,636 41,496 68,132

Cabinet SDF (inclusive DDP) TOTAL 2. HSBB Plan 2.1 : Physical 1 2 3 4 Homepassed FTTH VDSL2 ETTH TOTAL HOMEPASSED Subs Take up (cumulative)

44 96 140

Properties (unit) 7,486 4,446 11,932

DEL (Subs) 12,685 11,867 24,552

Streamyx (Subs) 4,990 1,350 6,340

2009 5,802 5,873 460 12,135

2010 0 0 0 0

2011 0 0 0 0

2012 0 0 0 0

2013 0 0 0 0

2.2: Financial CAPEX Cost CAPEX (Eqpt + Passive Element) CAPEX (ONU + Installation) Eqpt upgrade cost Replacement APO to MPOC Exch Related (ODF, Batt & Rect) JKH Fibre related Permit Additional Civil (Material & ES) PM labour, TNT & Incidential TOTAL

Total Cost (2009-2017)

19,646,150 11,124,569 1,939,034 951,606 500,496 4,236,415 630,000 3,278,698 930,729 43,237,696

2009 19,646,150 11,124,569 1,939,034 951,606 500,496 4,236,415 630,000 3,278,698 930,729 43,237,696

2010

2011

2012

2013

3. Other Infrastructures. 3.1 : Equipment, ODF Space and Power Requirements Quantity

Space requirement (m2)

Battery (Amp)

Rectifier (Amp)

RFS

FTTH (OLT) Rack FTTH (FDC at Site) VDSL System ETTH System ODF Rack New room/space required at the exchange : YES / NO * (If YES, RFS?) New battery/rectifier required at the exchange: YES / NO * (If YES, RFS?)

2 19 38 23 2

2.7

64

3.08 NO NO NO

Note : 1. Dimension OLT = 600mm (W) * 600mm(D) = 0.36m square 2. Dimension ODF = 860mm (W) * 600mm(D) = 0.516m square. REMARKS:

3. Power per rack (4 shelves) = 32 Amps 4. 1 ODF can accommodate 500 fibre core.

Prepared by:

Approved By:

Name : Designation : Manager FP Date :

Name : Designation : Manager PPM Date :

Name : Designation : AGM AND Date :

Name : Designation : AGM PPM Date :

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How to plan D-side?

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Recap: Translating into Homepassed (PF 100%)

20 units Link house

20 units Link house

Total houses : 40

SCENARIO 1: PF = 100% Based on PF 100%= 100% x 40 units = 40 units to cover Therefore no. of DP = 40/8 = 5 Dps

Homepassed = 40

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Recap: Translating into Homepassed (80% & 55%) SCENARIO 2: PF = 80% Based on PF 80% = 80% x 40 units = 32 units to cover Therefore no. of DP = 32/8 = 4 Dps

Homepassed = 4x8 =32

SCENARIO 3: PF = 55% Based on PF 55% = 55% x 40 units = 22 units to cover Therefore no. of DP = 22/8 = 2.75 3 Dps

Homepassed = 3x8 =24

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Recap: Translating into Homepassed (35% & 105%) SCENARIO 4: PF = 35% Based on PF 35% Therefore no. of DP = 35% x 40 units = 14 units to cover = 14/8 = 1.75 2 Dps

Homepassed = 2x8 =16

SCENARIO 5: PF = 105% Based on PF 105%= 105% x 40 units = 42 units to cover Therefore no. of DP = 42/8 = 5.25 6 Dps

Homepassed is not declared as 6 x 8 = 48. Homepassed is declared 40 limit by Unit Premise.

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D S I D E

Step 1: Step 2:

Identify FDC/MSAN/ETTH location 1) Plan DP boundary and DP position based on PF 2) Identify DP with splitter & without splitter Plan D-side fibre cable Plan longest cable branch to FDC for FOMS Draw D-side fibre in LNMS plan Show cable route, joint, spur, spare, Network Element and etc

Step 3: Step 4:

P L A N

Step 5:

Step 6:

1) Draw Straight Line Diagram 2) Calculate dB loss (last DP, Intermediate DP, nearest DP)

Step 7:

1) Produce BOQ i.e. # splitter, DPs, 2) Fibre-km

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FTTH - landed property (Brownfield) (However for Greenfield all properties should be plan with FTTH network)

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D-side Planning
5 splice
20 units Link house

S 20-20 DP#16 (1C) DP DP DP#19 8C(5C) 24C(19C) DP#40

S 15-15 DP#11 (1C) DP DP DP#14 24C(14C) DP#35 DP DP DP#38

DP#6 DP DP DP#9

S 10-10 (1C)

S 5-5 DP#1, FD01, C1 (1C) DP#2 DP DP#4 S 21-23 3C DP#25 FD02, C1 DP DP DP

+ FOMS P48, FD02, C48-C48 1C + FOMS P24, FD01, C24-C24 1C

24C(24C)

24C(9C) DP#30 DP DP DP#33

FDC

DP DP DP

E-side Fibre

24C(24C) DP DP DP DP 24C(24C) DP DP DP DP DP DP DP DP DP DP DP DP DP DP
+ FOMS P96, FD04, C96-96 1C

DP DP DP DP

DP#55 DP DP DP

DP#49, FD03, C1 DP DP DP
+ FOMS P72, FD03, C72-C72 1C

PF = 80% 1 FDC = 512 # DP = 64 # Splitter in FDC = 8 Legend

T-Joint 24C(24C)

DP DP

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DP terminated Stump/Spare core FOMS Splice

D-side termination AT FDC

P:1
S1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

P:12
12

P:13
S2
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

P:24
24

P:25
S3
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35

P:36
36

FD01

P:37
S4
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47

P:48
48

FD02

E-Side FOC
S5

P:49
49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59

P:60
60

FD03

P:61
S6
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71

P:72
72

FD04

P:73
S7
73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83

P:84
84

P:85
S8
85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95

P:96
96

FOMS splitter

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DP Design for FTTH Network

All DP shall be planned based on the following: Pole mounted: Drop fibre will be installed upon service request. Wall mounted: Drop fibre will be installed upon service request. For the premise serve via underground lead-in duct the DP must be installed with:
Hand-hole DP (fixing Underground DP inside Hand-hole). Surface DP with normal DP (for location where vehicle pass through)

Underground DP to be pre-wired with Drop fibre and terminated to FTB in customer premise. Patching will be done at DP upon service request. To confirm later

Note: FTB capacity has single/double termination for SDU and multiple termination for MDU

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DP Design for FTTH Network

Schematic of Underground DP

Surface DP Hand hole DP

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MSAN + VDSL2 For High Rise Residential (Brownfield only)

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Old MSAN and MSAN+VDSL2 in SDF Room

DP 03

PSTN

ADSL

MSAN+VDSL2

DP 02 Existing E-side SDF DP 01

ADSL_IN

ADSL_OUT

Connection To new MDF tag block

VDSL IN

X X
Existing D-side SDF

VDSL OUT

Jumper wire New SDF to existing Dside SDF

New SDF Block

Subscriber cable to riser/DP O & M Boundary AND Boundary

Voice only Migration to HSBB New HSBB

For existing Voice only customer and Voice + Streamyx customer that subscribe to HSBB package, to provision jumpering E-side cable to VDSL-IN in MSAN+VDSL2 D-side cable to VDSL-OUT in MSAN+VDSL2

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New Jumper point

Tie-cable Connection with Outdoor MSAN+VDSL2

DP 03

PSTN

ADSL

MSAN+VDSL2

DP 02 Existing Out-door cabinet DP 01

ADSL_IN

ADSL_OUT

Connection To new MDF in MSAN

VDSL IN

X X
Existing Main DP

VDSL OUT

Tie-Cable installed by AND. Note: No inter- building connection

MDF Block in MSAN

Subscriber cable to riser/DP O & M Boundary AND Boundary

Voice only Migration to HSBB New HSBB

For existing Voice only customer and Voice + Streamyx customer that subscribe to HSBB package, to provision Tie-Cable E-side cable to VDSL-IN in MSAN+VDSL2 D-side cable to VDSL-OUT in MSAN+VDSL2

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New Jumper point

Outdoor MSAN+VDSL2
Building served via copper cabinet AND to install Tie-Cable from MSAN to new wall mounted Main DP in the building. The location of new Main DP should be side by side to existing Main DP or to existing DP. Tie cable capacity depending on number of PF and/or working DEL/Streamyx per each Main DP or DP.
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ETTH system (Enterprise and Government customers) and/or current IPVPN customers

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HSBB METRO-E
Network Demarcation Point
Internal cabling between UPE and MAS under building Owner responsibility

E-PE
VOICE

MAS
DATA

Shared U-PE

Access Fiber 1 Gbps

VIDEO/ HDTV

At customer premises Customer site

At common SDF room TMW Exchange

HSBB MetroE to serve High Rise Commercial Building to serve Triple play services with a shared UPE and a dedicated MAS

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ETTH system SLG 99.99%

(Outage = 4.32 mins per year)
Facilities in SDF: 1) Equipment via DC power source 2) Air-Condition 3) Earthing to common building earthing 4) Battery on load (BOL) alarms connected to EMS 5) Battery back-up minimum 8 hours 6) Connection to Fibre in The Loop
MAS

Fibre cable
SDF Room
Customer with SLG 99.99 MAS
UPE 1 IP/MPLS Backbone

2 x1G uplink

UPE 2

MAS: Multi Access Switch

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How to calculate dB loss for FTTH network

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Rule # 2 Splitter 1:8 (FDC) & 1:8 (DP)

CO FDC
1:8 OLT ODF Splitter E/S 6 KM Legend: Connector < 0.2 dB Field Assembly (FA) < 0.7 dB Splice < 0.05 dB D/S 2 KM Splitter FTB FWS

DP
1:8

Premise

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dB Loss Calculation, Budget for 25dB from OLT to DP

FDC with Cascaded Splitter 1:8 & 1:8 No. Location 1 OLT 2 ODF Item Type Unit dB Qty loss 0.2 0.2 0.05 0.05 0.35 0.05 10.5 0.2 0.05 0.05 0.35 0.05 10.5 0.7 0.7 0.7 Attenuati on 0.2 0.2 0.05 0.15 2.1 0.05 10.5 0.2 0.05 0.1 0.7 0.05 10.5 0.7 0.7 0.7 26.95

Connector SC Connector SC Splice Fusion 5 Closure Splice Fusion 6 E-side Cable 6 km 7 FDC Splice Fusion 1:8 splitter Connector SC Splice Fusion 8 Closure 2 splice 9 D/ cable 2 KM 10 Fiber DP Splice Fusion 1:8 splitter 11 Drop Fibre FA FA-SC 12 FTB FA FA-SC 13 FWS FA FA-SC Total Attenuation

1 1 1 3 6 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1

24.85dB

1.05 dB reserve for Maintenance

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Thank You Very Much

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