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Introduction ............................2
Advantages ............................3
Applications ............................4
Physical Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Technology Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
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Alcatel 1642 Edge Multiplexer
A wide range of different customer tributary signals Network Management Systems can access the 1642
can be multiplexed or added/dropped into STM-1 Edge Multiplexer via the SDH DCC network or directly
aggregates. 1642 Edge Multiplexer has a symmetrical via LAN.
architecture whereby all traffic ports (PDH and SDH) Both the interfaces to the local terminal and to the
of the same type have the same functionality and element manager are based on standard QB3 CMIP
behavior and there is no inherent split between protocol stack and management messages. An order-
tributaries and aggregates. wire channel, optionally available, facilitates link
The traffic ports can be 2Mb/s, 34Mb/s, 45Mb/s, STM-1 optical maintenance. Auxiliary channels are transmitted on
and Ethernet/FE. A non-blocking matrix function allows full the overhead bytes, according to ITU-T
access to 6xSTM-1 equivalent payloads at the Low Order VC recommendations.
level.
Advantages
The main strategic advantages of the OMSN SDH ADM In addition, 1642 Edge Multiplexer brings the
family are: following specific benefits:
• Completeness: • Cost-effectiveness:
A comprehensive range of network elements for all Network operators can choose from a variety of
transmission needs, from customer premises units with an optimized number of ports, allowing
applications to metropolitan networks, to long-haul them to buy just what they need. It allows the
and ultra long-haul terrestrial and trans-oceanic carrier to reduce the initial CAPEX while keeping
applications. Everything under control of the same the possibility of future upgrades.
management system.
• Full-ADM capabilities at end-customer premises:
• Simplicity: It can be used to deliver 2Mb/s and Ethernet/Fast
The unnumbered possibilities offered by OMSN for Ethernet leased lines as well as higher-end services
network construction are provided by the fewest such as 34Mb/s, 45Mb/s, STM-1 with a versatile
building blocks. and compact chassis ideal for enterprise locations.
• Future-readiness: It empowers the carrier’s leased line service offering
In addition to traditional transmission applications, with the strong and extensive SDH end-to-end path
OMSN deliver integrated ATM switching and control and monitoring capabilities
Ethernet switching capabilities. Flexible nodes able • Flexibility:
to feature different networking functions are A Compact ADM-1 card concentrates 2xSTM-1
becoming vital in order to improve bandwidth interfaces, SDH matrix, clock reference and
utilization in data-dominated networks and to save equipment control functions. 4 slots are dedicated
extra-equipment costs. to traffic ports, for 2Mb/s services and above. The
• Backward-compatibility: system can be configured for example as STM-1
OMSN guarantees full inter-working with the existing Terminal Multiplexer with 8x2Mb/s plus
installed base in broad terms: from optical compatibility, to 6xEthernet/Fast Ethernet for office interconnect
DCC (Data Communications Channels) compatibility, to services or as STM-1 ADM with 112x2Mb/s.
network management. In other words, existing networks can
• Reliability:
be upgraded with new equipment without constraints.
1642 Edge Multiplexer offers Sub-Network
• Management: Connection Protection (SNCP). This allows to insert
No matter how the network is built or what the 1642 Edge Multiplexer directly into access
networking technologies are used for edge and rings or to connect it to access rings via point-to-
backbone applications (MPLS, ATM, SDH, WDM ) point unprotected or protected links. SNCP allows
OMSN delivers one unified management solution. also end-to-end protection of SDH paths. Dual
hubbing to two distinct central office ADMs is also
possible. 1642 Edge Multiplexer can also offer –48V
power redundancy for equipment protection.
• Easiness:
1642 Edge Multiplexer has a centralized control
architecture that limits the presence of processors
and software to the Compact ADM-1 card. Traffic
ports have no on-board processors and may be
reused from one equipment to another or retrieved
from stocks with no worries about software
versions. 1642 Edge Multiplexer also offers local
and remote SW download, has the minimum
possible set of replaceable items.
Figure 1. 1642 Edge Multiplexer Application The Compact ADM unit provides the following
functionalities:
• Up to 2 optical STM-1 modules
• SDH Matrix function
• CRU function
• Equipment controller function
• Auxiliary and order-wire function
The Compact ADM-1 unit is used to terminate the
network ring (or line).
According to the network topology SNCP (Sub Network
Connection Protection) inherent (SNCP/I) is provided
at low order VCi levels.
1642 Edge Multiplexer can realize non-intrusive Path
Overhead Monitoring (POM) functions on 100% of Low
Order and High Order VCs.
Although the typical application for the 1642 Edge
Multiplexer is in short reach urban rings, short and
long haul optical interfaces are available for STM-1
applications.
A centralized matrix implements the cross-connect
function. It allows cross-connection between all traffic
ports at all VCi (I=12,3) levels.
The clock reference function, located in the Compact
ADM unit synchronizes the 1642 Edge Multiplexer
and provides generation and distribution of a
synchronization clock.
A wide auxiliary capacity, in accordance with SDH
standards, is available for embedded services. An
Engineering Order Wire channel, with DTMF signaling,
can be accessed by a micro telephone for maintenance
facility.
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Different optical modules can be mixed in the same unit.
Each interface is managed independently.
Functional Description
BACKPLANE
STM-1 STM-1
F Q3 telphone External Interface Interface
Rmt Alarms RS232 2Mbps
Houskeeping interface
34Mb/s
2Mb/s
STM-1 ports 45Mb/s OSC
ports
ports
TU-3 TU-12 VC-3 VC-12 SETG Synchronous Equipment Timing Generator
OSC Internal Oscillator function
Control subsystem
Compact ADM interfaces
The control subsystem realizes the Synchronous
The Compact ADM unit provides direct access to 2
Equipment Management Function (SEMF) defined by
STM-1 interfaces on the unit front panel. This allows
ITU-T Recommendation G.783. It communicates with
the realization of an unprotected ADM/Terminal
external management systems through a standard
Multiplexer configuration with a single board
QB3 CMIP interface.
(excluding tributaries). The 2 STM-1 interfaces globally
The management information model is compliant to available in such a case may be used in any
the ITU-T G.774 series of recommendations. combination of unprotected (i.e. independent) and
Communication with the local craft terminal is also protected configurations (SNCP).
based on the same interface.
Although physically located on the same unit that
The control subsystem is responsible for applying the implements central functions (control, matrix, ...) the
configuration requested by the element manager or Compact ADM STM-1 interfaces are totally equivalent
craft terminal and to report the status of the to any other STM-1 interface available in the shelf.
equipment as well as alarm and performance
information. It is also responsible to drive automatic
protection switching. 1642 Edge Multiplexer has a
centralized control architecture, built upon a two-level
model:
• Equipment Controller (EC) for DCC networking, CT/OS
interface and data-base management
• Shelf Controller (SC) for provisioning, alarm detection,
performance monitoring.
The Shelf Controller processor implements the SDH
functions in the shelf, for data collection (alarms,
performance monitoring) and configuration
provisioning purposes.
The Message Communication Function (MCF)
implemented by the Equipment Controller can
manage up to 4 DCC channels (2 DCC channels on the
middle row slots and 2 on Main control board). Selection of
the STM-n ports and of the DCCm or DDCr
channel is via Local Craft Terminal.
Mass storage for the configuration database and SW
loaded is provided by a replaceable PCMCIA Flash
Card located in the Compact ADM unit.
Power subsystem
The transmission chassis can be powered either directly by a –48V
DC station battery or by AC 220V.
Optionally, a special fan board with –48V access and –48V/220V
power board can be combined to provide Power Redundancy.
Physical Description Figure 4 and figure 5 show the shelf layout in detail.
The mechanical design of the 1642 Edge Multiplexer is • To the left is the slot for the FAN unit (fan or fan with –48V
based on a 19” ETSI compatible shelf. access optional)
• To the right is the slot for the -48V or 220V power interface
The mechanical dimensions of the shelf are the unit
following: • The top 2 rows provide 4 slots for traffic ports. These slots can
443 mm Wide x 88 mm High x 295 Deep be equipped with any of these units:
− 8x2Mbit/s Retiming unit (75Ω)
The mechanical design provides EMI/EMC − 8x2Mbit/s unit (75Ωor 120Ω)
performances, in compliance with ETSI standard 300 − 28x2Mbit/s unit (75Ωor 120Ω)
386-1 “Telecommunication Center”.
− 1x34Mbit/s unit
− 1x45Mbit/s unit
− 1xSTM-1 optical unit
− 6xE/FE unit
• The bottom row provides 1 slot for the Compact ADM-1 unit.
The maximum quantity of each interface per shelf is:
• 112x2Mbit/s interfaces
• 4x34Mbit/s interfaces
• 4x45Mbit/s interfaces
• 6xSTM-1 optical interfaces
• 24xE/FE interfaces
Figure 4. 1642 Edge Multiplexer physical view
(example configuration with 4xSTM1 + 8x2Mb/s + 6xE/FE)
POWER SWITCH
FAN WITH -48V BECKET
ACCESS FOR F INTERFACE 2Mb/s
POWER EXTERNAL STM1OPTICAL
REDUNDANCY FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: CLOCK INTERFACE ON
OW, E2A, F1A, E2B, F1B, COMPACT
E1COAXIAL DBG_L (DEBUGGING), ADM-1 UNIT
INTERFACE ON SO, SI (HOUSE KEEPING) ALARM /RUNNING
8XE1 RETIMING STATUS LED
UNIT
System specification
Type of fiber Single mode, according to ITU-T
G.652, G.653 and G.654 STM-1 Optical S-1.1, L-1.1, L-1.2
interface type
Wavelength 1300nm, 1550nm
Optical connectors SC-PC
Span length Depending on fiber type and optical
power budget reported in table7
Application types TM and ADM in protected and
unprotected linear links and rings
Interface requirements
Data channel
Power specifications
Software E2, F1 (max 12 x RS-232) in point-to
programmable OH point application Battery 48 V DC/220V AC according to
bytes DE/EE 2001 ETS
Maximum power 40W per 1642 Edge Multiplexer
dissipation subrack with 2xSTM-1, and
112x2Mbit/s interfaces
Mechanical specifications
Equipment practice ETSI ETS/E3, S9
Sub-rack size 443W x 295D x 88H mm
Board size Traffic Board:230D x 165W mm
MCB:230D x 349W mm
Cooling Fan
Electrical connectors IEC 169-1 (coax. 1.0/2.3)
Head Male (2mm)
Access Mode Front access, rear access
Environmental specifications
Operating condition ETS 300 019, class 3.2
Storage condition ETS 300 019, class 1.2
Transportation ETS 300 019, class 2.2
condition
EMI/EMC condition ETS 300 386-1, ”Telecommunication
centers”
Hot replacement
For traffic ports No disturbance on other channels
For STM-1 opt. No disturbance on traffic
Transmission delay
For each type of 125∝s maximum for any
cross-connection traffic pathway
Synchronization
Equipment timing Free run Accuracy. +/- 4.6ppm
source Holdover drift 0.37 ppm per day
options maximum
Clock inputs 1 x 2048Kb/s G.703.10 75Ohm
STM-N and 2Mbit/s interfaces
Clock outputs 1 x 2048Kb/s G.703.10
75Ohm
Synchronism Priority and SSM algorithm
selection