Product Description ZXA10 C350M v4 0 2

ZXA10 C300M/C350M
Multi-Service Access Equipment

Hardware Description
Version: V4.0.2
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R1.0 2014-12-15 First edition
Serial Number: SJ-20140314093122-002
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SJ-20140314093122-002|2014-12-15 (R1.0) ZTE Proprietary and Confidential

Contents
About This Manual ......................................................................................... I
Chapter 1 Cabinets..................................................................................... 1-1
1.1 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet........................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 B6030-22C-EB Cabinet ...................................................................................... 1-6
Chapter 2 Cabinet Accessories................................................................. 2-1

2.1 Power Distribution Box ....................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Cable Subrack ................................................................................................... 2-3
2.3 Adjustable Base ................................................................................................. 2-4
Chapter 3 ZXA10 C300M Shelves.............................................................. 3-1

3.1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf ............................................................................................. 3-1
3.2 IEC 19-inch Shelf ............................................................................................... 3-4
Chapter 4 ZXA10 C350M Shelf .................................................................. 4-1

Chapter 5 Cards.......................................................................................... 5-1
5.1 Switching and Control Cards ..............................................................................5-11
5.2 VoIP Daughter-Card ......................................................................................... 5-14
5.3 Clock Daughter-Card........................................................................................ 5-14
5.4 Vectoring Control Engine Card .......................................................................... 5-14
5.5 Narrowband Subscriber Cards .......................................................................... 5-16
5.5.1 POTS Subscriber Cards ......................................................................... 5-16
5.5.2 ISDN Subscriber Card ............................................................................ 5-18
5.5.3 DDN Subscribe Cards ............................................................................ 5-20
5.6 Broadband Subscriber Cards ............................................................................ 5-22
5.6.1 ADSL2+ Subscriber Cards ...................................................................... 5-22
5.6.2 VDSL2 Subscriber Cards ........................................................................ 5-24
5.6.3 SHDSL Subscriber Card ......................................................................... 5-27
5.7 DSL and POTS Combo Cards........................................................................... 5-29
5.8 DSL Splitter Cards............................................................................................ 5-31
5.9 GPON Interface Cards...................................................................................... 5-33
5.10 Ethernet Interface Card................................................................................... 5-36
5.11 P2P Interface Card ......................................................................................... 5-38
5.12 Network Interface Cards ................................................................................. 5-40
5.12.1 GPON ONT Uplink Card ....................................................................... 5-40
5.12.2 GE Ethernet Uplink Cards ..................................................................... 5-42

5.12.3 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards ........................................................... 5-46
5.13 Analog Trunk Card ......................................................................................... 5-48
5.14 Common Interface Cards ................................................................................ 5-49
5.15 Power Cards .................................................................................................. 5-52
5.16 Fans .............................................................................................................. 5-54
5.16.1 Fan Box ............................................................................................... 5-54
5.16.2 FCWR Card ......................................................................................... 5-56
5.17 Backplane...................................................................................................... 5-57
5.17.1 ZXA10 C300M Backplane ..................................................................... 5-57
5.17.2 ZXA10 C350M Backplane ..................................................................... 5-62
Chapter 6 Cables ........................................................................................ 6-1

6.1 Power Cable ...................................................................................................... 6-1
6.2 Subscriber Cable................................................................................................ 6-2
6.3 E1 Balanced Cable............................................................................................. 6-4
6.4 E1 Unbalanced Cable......................................................................................... 6-6
6.5 Network Cable ................................................................................................... 6-8
6.6 Serial Port Cable ................................................................................................ 6-9
6.7 Fiber Pigtail...................................................................................................... 6-10
6.8 Monitoring Cable .............................................................................................. 6-10
Glossary .......................................................................................................... I
II

About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes the hardware of the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Planning engineer
l Installation supervision engineer
l Debugging engineer
What Is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter 1, Cabinets Describes the cabinet of ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Chapter 2, Cabinet Accessories Describes the cabinet accessories of ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Chapter 3, ZXA10 C300M Shelves Describes the shelves of ZXA10 C300M.
Chapter 4, ZXA10 C350M Shelf Describes the shelf of ZXA10 C350M.
Chapter 5, Cards Describes the cards supported by the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Chapter 6, Cables Describes the cables used by the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Conventions
This manual uses the following typographical conventions:
Note: provides additional information about a certain topic.

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II

Chapter 1
Cabinets
Table of Contents
B6030-22C-IB Cabinet ...............................................................................................1-1
B6030-22C-EB Cabinet ..............................................................................................1-6
1.1 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet

Cabinet Outline
B6030-22C-IB is a 19-inch indoor cabinet used for IEC 19-inch shelf. Figure 1-1 shows
the B6030-22C-IB cabinet outline.
Figure 1-1 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet Outline
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ZXA10 C300M/C350M Hardware Description
Cabinet Layout
B6030-22C-IB cabinet is designed for the IEC 19-inch shelf. Table 1-1 lists the
B6030-22C-IB cabinet configuration.
Table 1-1 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet Configuration
Item Description
1 3 IEC 19-inch shelves
2 2 IEC 19-inch shelves, 2 IEC 19-inch splitter shelves
3 1 IEC 19-inch shelf, 1 IEC 19-inch splitter shelf, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf
4 2 IEC 19-inch shelves, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf
Cabinet Configuration I
B6030-22C-IB cabinet is installed with 3 IEC 19-inch shelves. The cabinet configuration
is shown in Figure 1-2.
Figure 1-2 Cabinet Configuration I
1. Power Distributor 2. IEC 19-inch Shelf 3. Wiring Box
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Chapter 1 Cabinets
Cabinet Configuration II
B6030-22C-IB cabinet is installed with 2 IEC 19-inch shelves and 2 IEC 19-inch splitter
shelves. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-3.
Figure 1-3 Cabinet Configuration II
1. Power Distributor 3. IEC 19-inch Splitter Shelf

2. IEC 19-inch Shelf 4. Wiring Box
Cabinet Configuration III

B6030-22C-IB cabinet is installed with 1 IEC 19-inch shelf, 1 IEC 19-inch splitter shelf and
1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-4.
1-3

Figure 1-4 Cabinet Configuration III
1. Power Distributor 3. IEC 19-inch Splitter Shelf 5. ZXA10 C350M Brackets

2. IEC 19-inch Shelf 4. Wiring Box 6. ZXA10 C350M Shelf
Cabinet Configuration IV
B6030-22C-IB cabinet is installed with 2 IEC 19-inch shelves and 1 ZXA10 C350M service
shelf. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-5.
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Chapter 1 Cabinets
Figure 1-5 Cabinet Configuration IV
1. Power Distributor 3. Wiring Box 5. ZXA10 C350M Brackets

2. IEC 19-inch Shelf 4. ZXA10 C350M Shelf 6. Wiring Box
Technical Specifications
Table 1-2 lists the B6030-22C-IB cabinet specifications.
Table 1-2 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet Specification
Item Specification
Dimension 2200 mm × 600 mm × 300 mm (Height × Width × Depth)
Weight 55 kg (not include shelf)
Voltage l Voltage: -48 V DC

l Voltage Range: -57 V DC ~ -40 V DC
l Voltage: -60 V DC
1-5

1.2 B6030-22C-EB Cabinet

Cabinet Outline
B6030-22C-EB is a 21-inch indoor cabinet used for ETSI 21-inch shelf. B6030-22C-EB
and B6030-22C-IB have the same outline, see .
Cabinet Layout
ZXA10 C300M/C350M cabinet is designed for ETSI 21-inch shelf. Table 1-3 lists the
B6030-22C-EB cabinet configuration.
Table 1-3 B6030-22C-EB Cabinet Configuration
Item Description
1 3 ETSI 21-inch shelves
2 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves, 2 ETSI 21-inch splitter shelves
3 1 ETSI 21-inch shelf, 1 ETSI 21-inch splitter shelf, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf
4 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf
Configuration I
B6030-22C-EB cabinet is installed with 3 ETSI 21-inch shelves. The cabinet configuration
is shown in Figure 1-6.
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Chapter 1 Cabinets
Figure 1-6 Cabinet Configuration I
1. Power Distributor 2. ETSI 21-inch Shelf 3. Wiring Box
Cabinet Configuration II
B6030-22C-EB cabinet is installed with 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves and 2 ETSI 21-inch splitter
shelves. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-7.
1-7

Figure 1-7 Cabinet Configuration II
1. Power Distributor 3. ETSI 21-inch Splitter Shelf

2. ETSI 21-inch Shelf 4. Wiring Box
Cabinet Configuration III

B6030-22C-EB cabinet is installed with 1 ETSI 21-inch shelf, 1 ETSI 21-inch splitter shelf
and 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-8.
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Chapter 1 Cabinets
Figure 1-8 Cabinet Configuration III
1. Power Distributor 4. Wiring Box 6. ZXA10 C350M Service

2. ETSI 21-inch Shelf 5. ZXA10 C350M Brackets Shelf
3. ETSI 21-inch Splitter Shelf
Cabinet Configuration IV
B6030-22C-EB cabinet is installed with 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves and 1 ZXA10 C350M
service shelf. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-9.
1-9

Figure 1-9 Cabinet Configuration IV
1. Power Distributor 4. ZXA10 C350M Service

2. ETSI 21-inch Shelf Shelf
3. Wiring Box 5. ZXA10 C350M Brackets
Table 1-4 lists the B6030-22C-EB cabinet specifications.
Table 1-4 B6030-22C-EB Cabinet Specification
Item Specification
Weight 60 kg (not include shelf)
Voltage l Voltage: -48 V DC

l Voltage: -60 V DC
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Chapter 2
Cabinet Accessories
Table of Contents
Power Distribution Box ...............................................................................................2-1
Cable Subrack............................................................................................................2-3
Adjustable Base .........................................................................................................2-4
2.1 Power Distribution Box

Description
The power distribution box PDU is installed at the top inside the cabinet. It is used to input
the external active/standby –48V/–60 V power supply, and output active/standby –48V/–60
V DC power supply to the power board of each shelf.
External View
The cabinet uses a 19-inch or 21-inch PDU based on the width of mounting lugs. Figure
2-1 and Figure 2-2 show the external view of the 19-inch and 21-inch PDUs respectively
(unit: mm).
Figure 2-1 19-Inch PDU
1. Mounting lug 2. Panel
2-1

Figure 2-2 21-Inch PDU
1. Mounting lug 2. Panel
Structure
The panel is fixed in front of the PDU with captive screws. Figure 2-3 shows the structure
of the PDU after the panel is removed.
Figure 2-3 Structure of the PDU
For a description of the structure, refer to Table 2-1.
Table 2-1 PDU Structure Descriptions
No. Accessory Description
1 –48 V/–60 V RTN output Connects a –48V/–60 V RTN power cable of the
shelf.
2 Switch Turns on or off the output of –48V/–60 V power

supply.
3 –48 V/–60 V RTN input of the Connects a –48V/–60 V RTN power cable of the
external power supply external power supply.
4 –48 V/–60 V input of the external Connects a –48V/–60 V RTN power cable of the
power supply external power supply.
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Chapter 2 Cabinet Accessories
No. Accessory Description
5 –48 V/–60 V output Connects a –48V/–60 V power cable of the shelf.

From left to right, there are four –48V/–60 V
outputs.
6 Protective grounding wire terminal Connects the rear column of the cabinet.
For a description of the PDU technical specifications, refer to Table 2-2.
Table 2-2 PDU Technical Specification Descriptions
Item Specification
Dimensions 21-inch PDU: 131 mm × 535 mm × 240 mm (height × width × depth)

19-inch PDU: 131 mm × 482.6 mm × 240 mm (height × width × depth)
Voltage Rated voltage: –48 V DC

Range: –41 V to –57 V DC
Rated voltage: –60 V DC

Range: –48 V to –72 V DC
2.2 Cable Subrack

Description
The cable subrack in the cabinet consists of horizontal cable subracks installed at the
bottom of the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Structure
Figure 2-4 and Figure 2-5 show the structure of the 19-inch and 21-inch cable subracks
respectively.
2-3

Figure 2-4 Structure of the 19-Inch Cable Subrack
Figure 2-5 Structure of the 21-Inch Cable Subrack
2.3 Adjustable Base

Description
When installing the cabinet in the equipment room equipped with anti-static flooring, an
adjustable base is required to fasten the cabinet on the concrete floor. You can adjust the
height of the base to align the bottom of the cabinet with the floor.
The height of the base can be adjusted in the following ranges:
l 160 mm–260 mm
l 260 mm–460 mm
l 460 mm–660 mm
Structure
Figure 2-6 shows the structure of an adjustable base.
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Chapter 2 Cabinet Accessories
Figure 2-6 Structure of an Adjustable Base
For a description of the adjustable base, refer to Table 2-3.
Table 2-3 Adjustable Base Descriptions
No. Component Description
1 Bolt M12 × 40 (including a gasket Fastens the cabinet to the adjustable base.
and a spring washer)
2 Bolt M12 × 25 Fixes the flexible and fixed brackets so that the
base can be fixed at a certain height.
3 Locknut M16 Fine-tunes the height of the base.
4 Insulating gasket Insulates the base and the ground.
5 Bracket M16 × 90 Fine-tunes the height of the base.
6 Pressure plate Fixes the base.
7 Fixed bracket The base can be adjusted through the

adjustment of the flexible brackets. There are
8 Flexible bracket
scales on the flexible brackets, indicating the
height of the base.
2-5

2-6

Chapter 3
ZXA10 C300M Shelves
ETSI 21-inch shelf and IEC 19-inch shelf share the same cards except the backplanes and
fans.
Table of Contents
ETSI 21-inch Shelf .....................................................................................................3-1
IEC 19-inch Shelf .......................................................................................................3-4
3.1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf

ETSI 21-inch Shelf Outline
Figure 3-1 shows the ETSI 21-inch shelf shelf. Its dimensions are 449 mm × 535 mm ×
270 mm (Height × Width × Depth). The distance between the panel and the ear mounting
surface is 217 mm.
Figure 3-1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Outline
3-1

ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration

Figure 3-2 shows the slot number and card allocation for the ETSI 21-inch shelf.
Figure 3-2 Slot Number and Card Allocation for ETSI 21-inch Shelf
Table 3-1 describes the shelf configuration.
Table 3-1 ETSI 21-inch Shelf Configuration
Slot Card
0/1 Power card (for mutual power assistance)
2~9, 12~19 Subscriber card
10/11 Switching and control card
20 Narrowband subscriber card or CIC card
21/22 Uplink card
Note:
Width of Slot 0/1/10/11/21/22 is 25 mm. Width of other slots is 22.5 mm.
ETSI 21-inch Splitter Shelf Outline

Figure 3-3 shows the ETSI 21-inch splitter shelf. Its dimension is 399 mm × 535 mm ×
surface is 217 mm.
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Chapter 3 ZXA10 C300M Shelves
Figure 3-3 ETSI 21-inch Splitter Shelf Outline
ETSI 21-inch Splitter Shelf Configuration

The splitter cards are installed in the splitter shelf. Figure 3-4 shows the ETSI 21-inch
splitter shelf configuration.
Figure 3-4 ETSI 21-inch Splitter Shelf Configuration
3-3

3.2 IEC 19-inch Shelf

IEC 19-inch Shelf Outline
Figure 3-5 shows IEC 19-inch shelf. Its dimensions are 443.7 mm × 482.6 mm × 270 mm
(Height × Width × Depth). The distance between the panel and the ear mounting surface
is 217 mm.
Figure 3-5 IEC 19-inch Shelf Outline
IEC 19-inch Shelf Configuration

Figure 3-6shows the slot number and card allocation for the IEC 19-inch shelf.
Figure 3-6 Slot Number and Card Allocation for IEC 19-inch Shelf
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Chapter 3 ZXA10 C300M Shelves
Table 3-2 describes the IEC 19-inch shelf configuration.
Table 3-2 IEC 19-inch Shelf Configuration
Slot Card
0/1 Power card
10/11 Switching and control card
18 Narrowband subscriber card or CIC card
19/20 Uplink card
Note:
Width of Slot 0/1/10/11/19/20 is 25 mm. Width of other slots is 22.5 mm.
IEC 19-inch Splitter Shelf Outline

Figure 3-7 shows the IEC 19-inch splitter shelf. Its dimension is 399 mm × 482.6 mm ×
surface is 217 mm.
Figure 3-7 IEC 19–inch Splitter Shelf Outline
IEC 19–inch Splitter Shelf Configuration

The splitter cards are installed in the splitter shelf.Figure 3-8 shows the IEC 19–inch splitter
shelf configuration.
3-5

Figure 3-8 IEC 19–inch Splitter Shelf Configuration
3-6

Chapter 4
ZXA10 C350M Shelf
ZXA10 C350M Shelf Outline
Figure 4-1 shows the C350M shelf. Its dimensions are 263.9 mm × 482.6 mm × 240 mm
(Height × Width × Depth).
Figure 4-1 ZXA10 C350M Shelf Outline
ZXA10 C350M Shelf Configuration

Figure 4-2 shows the card slot number and card allocation for the ZXA10 C350M shelf.
4-1

Figure 4-2 Slot Number and Card Allocation for ZXA10 C350M
Table 4-1 describes the shelf configuration.
Table 4-1 ZXA10 C350M Shelf Configuration
Slot Card
0/1 Uplink card
6/7 Switching and Control card (active/standby)
10 Common interface card/CIC
11/12 Power card (for mutual power assistance)
The C350M shelf adopts the front leading-out mode. The subscriber cables, monitoring
cables, and maintenance cables are led out from the front panel and connected to the
MDF.
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Chapter 5
Cards
The ZXA10 C300M/C350M shelf is composed of cards and a fan set. Table 5-1lists all the
cards supported.
Table 5-1 ZXA10 C300M/C350M Cards
Type Name Description Remark
Switching SCXN switching and l System kernel of services and management

and Control control card l Local and remote OAM
card l Active / Standby redundancy
l Support load sharing mode
l 10 GE to any subscriber card
SCGM l System kernel of services and management

l Local and remote OAM
l Active / Standby redundancy
l GE to any subscriber card
SCXMC l System kernel of services and management

l Local and remote OAM
l Active / Standby redundancy
l 10 GE to any subscriber card
VoIP VOPSE Voice processor l Each system switching and control card
daughter- daughter-card supports one VOPSE card
card l VOIP process resources：
256 lines G.711 /20
or 80 lines G.723.1
or 100 lines G.729a
or 128 lines G.726 /20
or 80 lines T.38 Fax
or 256 lines G.711 VBD
VOPSF l Each system switching and control card

supports one VOPSF card
l VOIP process resources：
512 lines G.711 /20
or 170 lines G.723.1
or 256 lines G.729a
or 256 lines G.726 /20
or 170 lines T.38 Fax
or 512 lines G.711 VBD
5-1

Clock CKWSA Precise Clock l Support Precise Time Protocol

daughter- Processing l Working with SCXN/SCXM only
card daughter-Card
Service SVWM System Level Support system level G.Vector function

Processing Vectoring Process 384 channels (64×6)
Card Card
Narrowband PTWV 64-port POTS l 64 POTS service channels

subscriber subscriber card l Built-in MELT
card l Supports both polarity reversal and metering
pulse functions
PTWVN 64-port POTS l 64 POTS service channels

subscriber card l Built-in MELT
l Supports both polarity reversal and metering
pulse functions
l Same functions as PTWV except minor
difference on the location of subscriber cable
outlets
DBWD 16-port ISDN BRA l 16 ISDN BRA service channels

subscriber card l 2B1Q encoding mode
DSWB 16-port SHDSL l 16 SHDSL TDM service channels

and E1 (balanced l 16 E1 (balanced interface) service channels
interface) subscriber l ISDN PRI or Leased line
card
DSWU 16-port SHDSL and l 16 SHDSL TDM service channels

E1 (unbalanced l 16 E1 (unbalanced interface) service channels
card
DSWC 16-port SHDSL l 16 SHDSL TDM service channels

and E1 (balanced l 16 E1 (balanced interface) service channels
card l Support TDM PWE3
DSWD 16-port SHDSL AND l 16 SHDSL TDM service channels

E1 (unbalanced l 16 E1 (unbalanced interface) service channels
card l Support TDM PWE3
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Chapter 5 Cards
Broadband AMWV 64-port ADSL2+ l 64 ADSL2+ over POTS service channels

subscriber over POTS/ISDN (need external splitters)
card subscriber card l Recommended splitter card: PWVNA /
with MELT function PWVNE
(without built-in l G.992.1 ANNEX A, G.992.3 ANNEX A/L/M,
splitters) G.992.5 ANNEX A/M
or
l 64 ADSL2+ over ISDN service channels (need
external splitters)
l Recommended splitter card: IWVNA
l G.992.1 ANNEX B, G.992.3 ANNEX B,
G.992.5 ANNEX B
l SELT, DELT, and MELT
l Up to 4-pair bonding
l Wetting Current
ANWV 64-port ADSL2+ l 64 ADSL2+ over ISDN service channels

over ISDN (built-in splitters)
subscriber card l G.992.1 ANNEX B, G.992.3 ANNEX B,
with built-in splitter G.992.5 ANNEX B
l SELT, and DELT
APWV 64-port ADSL2+ l 64 ADSL2+ over POTS service channels

subscriber card with (built-in splitters)
built-in splitter l G.992.1 ANNEX A, G.992.3 ANNEX A/L/M,
G.992.5 ANNEX A/M
l SELT, and DELT
ASWV 64-port ADSL2+ l 64-port ADSL2+ over POTS service channels

over POTS (need external splitters)
subscriber card l Recommended splitter card: PWVNA /
(without build-in PWVNE
splitters) l G.992.1 ANNEX A, G.992.3 ANNEX A/L/M,
G.992.5 ANNEX A/M
l SELT, and DELT
l G.INP
l 2-pair bonding
VIWV 64-port VDSL2 over l 64 VDSL2 over ISDN service channels (need
ISDN subscriber external splitters)
card with MELT l Recommended splitter card: IWVNA
function (without l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX B
build-in splitters) l SELT, DELT, and MELT
l G.INP
5-3

l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
VMWG 32-port High l 32 VDSL2 over POTS service channels (need

Performance external splitters)
VDSL2 over POTS l Recommended splitter card: VWVNA/VWVNE
subscriber card l G.993.2 30A
with MELT function l SELT, DELT and MELT
(without build-in l G.INP
splitters) l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
l Wetting Current
VMWVS 64-port VDSL2 over l 64 VDSL2 over POTS service channels (need
POTS subscriber external splitters)
card (without built-in l Recommended splitter card: VWVNA/VWVNE
splitters) l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX A
l SELT, and DELT
l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
VMWVC 64-port VDSL2 over l 64 VDSL2 over POTS service channels (need
card with MELT l Recommended splitter card: VWVNA/VWVNE
function (without l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX A
built-in splitters) l SELT, DELT and MELT
l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
l Wetting Current
VMWKC 48-port VDSL2 over l 48 VDSL2 over POTS service channels (need
card with MELT l Recommended splitter card: PWKNA/PWKNE
built-in splitters) l SELT, DELT and MELT
l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
l Wetting Current
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Chapter 5 Cards
VGWVS 64-port VDSL2 over l 64 VDSL2 over POTS service channels

POTS subscriber (without built-in splitters)
card with G.Vector l System level G.Vector features
built-in splitters) l SELT and DELT
l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
VGWV 64-port VDSL2 over l 64 VDSL2 over POTS service channels

POTS subscriber (without built-in splitters)
and MELT function l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX A
(without built-in l SELT, DELT and MELT
splitters) l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
VHWV 64-port VDSL2 over l 64 VDSL2 over POTS service channels

POTS subscriber (built-in splitters)
function (build-in l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX A
splitter) l SELT and DELT
l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
VHWVI 64-port VDSL2 over l 64 VDSL2 over ISDN service channels (built-in
ISDN subscriber splitters)
function (built-in l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX B
splitters) l SELT and DELT
l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
VHWVE 64-port VDSL2 l 64 VDSL2 service channels (built-in splitters)

subscriber card with l System level G.Vector features
G.Vector function l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX B
(built-in splitters) l SELT and DELT
l G.INP
l INM
5-5

l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
SLWG 32-port SHDSL over Supports the processing of 1600-byte packets in

POTS subscriber EFM mode
card with MELT
function
SMWG 32-port SHDSL bis l 32 SHDSL bis service channels

subscriber card with l Supports both SHDSL bis EFM mode and
MELT function SHDSL ATM mode
l G.991.2 ANNEX A/B/F/G
l MELT
l Wetting Current
SSWG 32-port SHDSL bis l 32 SHDSL bis service channels

subscriber card l Supports both SHDSL bis EFM mode and
SHDSL ATM mode
l G.991.2 ANNEX A/B/F/G
DSL and ACWKC 48-port ADSL2+ l 48 ADSL2+ and POTS combined service
POTS and POTS COMBO channels (built-in splitters)
combo card subscriber card with l G.992.1 ANNEX A, G.992.3 ANNEX A/L/M,
build-in splitters G.992.5 ANNEX A/M
l SELT and DELT
l G.INP
ACWVC 64-port ADSL2+ l 64 ADSL2+ and POTS combined service

and POTS COMBO channels(built-in splitters)
subscriber card with l G.992.1 ANNEX A, G.992.3 ANNEX A/L/M,
build-in splitters G.992.5 ANNEX A/M
l SELT, and DELT
l G.INP
VCWKC 48-port VDSL2 and l 48 VDSL2 and POTS combined service

POTS COMBO channels (built-in splitters)
subscriber card type l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX A
C build-in splitters l SELT, and DELT
l G.INP
l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
VDWVD 64-port VDSL2 and l 64 VDSL2 and POTS combined service

POTS COMBO channels (built-in splitters)
subscriber card type l G.993.2 17A US0-ANNEX A
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D with G.Vector l SELT, and DELT

function build-in l G.INP
splitters l INM
l SOS
l 2-pair bonding
DSL Splitter PWVNA 64-port ADSL over l Separating ADSL/2/2+ signals with POTS
card POTS splitter card signals
l Real Impedance (600 ohms)
l Interfaces: 64 DSL & 64 POTS & 64 USER
PWVNE 64-port ADSL over l Separating ADSL/2/2+ signals with POTS

POTS splitter card signals
l ETSI standard Impedance
VWVNA 64-port VDSL2 over l Separating VDSL2 signals with POTS signals
POTS splitter card l Real Impedance (600 ohms)
VWVNE 64-port VDSL2 over l Separating VDSL2 signals with POTS signals
POTS splitter card l ETSI standard Impedance
IWVN 64-port over ISDN l Separating DSL signals with ISDN signals,
splitter card either ADSL/2/2+ or VDSL2
l Interfaces: 64 DSL & 64 ISDN & 64 USER
GPON GTGO 8-port GPON OLT l 8 SFP GPON OLT optical service channels
interface subscriber card l Class B+ and Class C+ optical modules
card l Maximum split ratio 1:128
l Working with SCXN/SCXM only
GTGH 16-port GPON OLT l 16 SFP GPON OLT optical service channels
subscriber card l Class B+ and Class C+ optical modules
l Maximum split ratio 1:128
l Working with SCXN only
GTXO 8-port XG PON1 l 8 XFP XG-PON1 OLT optical service channels

OLT subscriber card l Maximum split ratio 1:256
l Supports optical power monitoring.
l Supports optical module ALS
l Working with SCXN only
Ethernet HDTT 8-port GE optical l 8 SFP GE P2P optical service channels

interface interface l Working with SCXN/SCXM only
card
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P2P FTGK 48-port GE optical l 48 CSFP or 24 SFP GE P2P optical service

interface interface channels
card l Ethernet clock synchronization
l Working with SCXN/SCXM only
Network GPUC 1-port GPON ONT l Uplink

interface interface card l 1 GPON ONT uplink port
card
XPUC 1-port XG-PON1 l Uplink
ONT interface card l 1 XGPON1 ONT uplink port
GCFD 2-port GE optical l Uplink or cascading

interface card l 2 SFP GE ports
GCTD 2-port GE electrical l Uplink or cascading

interface card l 2 GE electrical ports
GUSQ 2-port GE optical l Uplink or cascading

and 2-port GE l 2 SFP GE ports and 2 GE electrical ports
electrical interface
card
GUFQ 4-port GE optical l Uplink or cascading

interface card l 4 SFP GE ports
GUTQ 4-port GE electrical l Uplink or cascading

interface card l 4 GE electrical ports
HUTQ 2-port 10GE opticial l Uplink or cascading

and 2-port GE l 2 SFP 10GE ports and 2 SFP GE ports
optical interface
card
HUVQ 2-port 10GE optical l Uplink or cascading

and 2-port GE l 2 SFP 10GE ports and 2 SFP GE ports
optical interface l Ethernet clock synchronization
card
Analog trunk TRWG 32-port analog trunk l 32 analog trunk/FXO service channel
card subscriber card l Support DDI
Common CICG Common interface BITS clock interfaces, Maintenance interfaces,

interface card supporting Temperature/ Humidity/ Smog/ Flood/ Entrance
card environment monitor sensor interfaces.
2 * BITS clock input interface (75W)
1 * BITS clock output interface (75W)
2 * BITS clock input interface(120W)
1 * BITS clock output interface(120W)
1 * Out-of-band maintenance Ethernet interface
1 * Maintenance serial port
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1 * Dry contact control input interface (support four

pairs of digital inputs)
1 * Dry contact control output interface (support
four pairs of digital outputs)
1 * Temperature sensor interface
1 * Humidity sensor interface
1 * Smog sensor interface
1 * Flood sensor interface
1 * Entrance sensor interface (support four pairs
of inputs)
CICK BITS clock interfaces, Maintenance interfaces,

Temperature/ Humidity/ Smog/ Flood/ Entrance
sensor interfaces.
2 * BITS clock input interface (75W)
1 * BITS clock output interface (75W)
2 * BITS clock input interface(120W)/ 1PPS+TOD
clock input interface
1 * BITS clock output interface(120W)/ 1PPS+TOD
clock output interface
1 * Out-of-band maintenance Ethernet interface
1 * Maintenance serial port
1 * Dry contact control input interface (support four
pairs of digital inputs)
1 * Dry contact control output interface (support
four pairs of digital outputs)
1 * Temperature sensor interface
1 * Humidity sensor interface
1 * Smog sensor interface
1 * Flood sensor interface
1 * Entrance sensor interface (support four pairs
of inputs)
Power card PRWG Power interface card l One -48V power input port
l Filtering and current-limiting for the input
power
l Power status monitor and alarm indicator, i.e.
over-voltage, under-voltage, power loss etc
PRWGS l One -48V power input port

power
over-voltage, under-voltage, power loss etc
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PRWH l One -48V power input port and two RJ-45

ports
power
over-voltage, under-voltage, power loss etc.
l Support electrical serial number
l Embedded temperature sensor
l Voltage, current and power meter functions
Backplane MWEB ZXA10 C300M Support 16 or 17 subscriber cards

Backplane of
21-inch service shelf
MWEC ZXA10 C300M l Support 16 or 17 subscriber cards

Backplane of l Support system level vectoring：2 vectoring
21-inch service shelf groups up to 384 channels each
MWIB ZXA10 C300M Support 14 or 15 subscriber cards

Backplane of
19-inch service shelf
MWIC ZXA10 C300M l Support 14 or 15 subscriber cards

Backplane of l Support system level vectoring：2 vectoring
19-inch service shelf groups up to 384 channels each
MWRV ZXA10 C350M l Support 6 or 7 subscriber cards

Backplane l Support system level vectoring: 1 vectoring
group up to 384 channels
Table of Contents
Switching and Control Cards ....................................................................................5-11
VoIP Daughter-Card .................................................................................................5-14
Clock Daughter-Card................................................................................................5-14
Vectoring Control Engine Card .................................................................................5-14
Narrowband Subscriber Cards .................................................................................5-16
Broadband Subscriber Cards ...................................................................................5-22
DSL and POTS Combo Cards..................................................................................5-29
DSL Splitter Cards....................................................................................................5-31
GPON Interface Cards .............................................................................................5-33
Ethernet Interface Card ............................................................................................5-36
P2P Interface Card...................................................................................................5-38
Network Interface Cards...........................................................................................5-40
Analog Trunk Card ...................................................................................................5-48
Common Interface Cards .........................................................................................5-49
Power Cards ............................................................................................................5-52
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Fans.........................................................................................................................5-54
Backplane ................................................................................................................5-57
5.1 Switching and Control Cards

Overview
The switching and control card is the service switching and control center of the system.
The switching and control card work in active-standby mode.
l For the ZXA10 C300M, the switching and control card is installed in Slot 10 and Slot
11.
l For the ZXA10 C350M, the switching and control card is installed in Slot 6 and Slot 7.
Table 5-2 lists the switching and control cards for ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-2 Switching and Control Cards
Card Ethernet Switching Capacity TDM Switching Capacity
SCXN 480 Gbit/s (active-standby mode) 16 K × 16 K time slot

960 Gbit/s (load-balance mode)
SCGM 48 Gbit/s 16 K × 16 K time slot
SCXMC 480 Gbit/s 16 K × 16 K time slot
Panel
Figure 5-1, Figure 5-2 and Figure 5-3, display the panels of the switching and control cards.
Figure 5-1 SCXN Panel
Figure 5-2 SCGM Panel
Figure 5-3 SCXMC Panel
Indicators
Table 5-3 describes the indicators of the switching and control cards.
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Table 5-3 Indicator Description of Switching and Control Card
Indicator Status Description
RUN LED is OFF. The card is powered off.
Green LED flashes slowly. The card works properly and card type configuration is
correct.
Green LED is ON. The card is not configured properly.
Green LED flashes quickly. The card is downloading data.
Red LED is ON. Card hardware failure
M/S Green LED is ON. The card is active.
Green LED is OFF. The card is standby.
HDD Red LED is ON. Card flash or SD card is working. Do not pull out the SD
card or the switching and control card.
Red LED is OFF. Card flash and SD card are idle.
ACTi (i = Green LED is OFF. No. i GE optical interface is not connected.(for the SCXN
1–4) card only)
Green LED is ON. No. i GE optical interface is connected (LINK).(for the

SCXN card only)
Green LED flashes. No. i GE optical interface is sending and receiving the
data (ACTIVE).(for the SCXN card only)
Interfaces
Table 5-4 describes the interfaces on the Switching and control cards.
Table 5-4 Interface Description of the Switching and Control Card
Interface Description
GE1 – GE4 GE optical interface, for uplink.(only available on the SCXN card)
SD SD socket, for importing/exporting data.
CLI RS-232 port, for local debugging.
10/100M 10 M/100 M electrical Ethernet port.
DIAG RJ45 interface, for mirroring service traffic.(for the SCXN card only)
Button
The RST button is used for resetting card.
Principle
Figure 5-4 shows the principle of the Switching and Control cards. GE interface for SCXN
card only.
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Figure 5-4 Principle of Switching and Control Card
Table 5-5 describes the module functions of the Switching and Control card.
Table 5-5 Module Function of Switching and Control Card
Item Description
Switch module The switching center of data service, implements data switching, Ethernet,
VLAN, multicast, IP route, QoS, and security functions
Management control Consists of control software, protocol processing software, overhead

module processing, Ethernet switching chip, and control CPU, provides interfaces
for card to forcedly download versions and reset hardware/software ,
provides online detection for card, implements fan detection and control
functions.
Clock/time module Processes system clock and time, complies with ITU-T G.8262, G.8264,
G.781, and RFC 1305.
Technical Specification
Table 5-6 lists the specification of the switching and control card.
Table 5-6 Specification of Switching and Control Card
Item Specification
Dimension 395.5 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm (Height × Width × Depth)
Power consumption SCXN: 70 W (maximum)

SCGM: 30 W (maximum)
SCXMC: 70 W (maximum)
Hot-swappable Supported
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5.2 VoIP Daughter-Card

The VoIP daughter-card is installed on the switching and control card, and works as the
media gateway voice processing sub-system. It performs the translation between TDM
voice signal and IP packets.
Table 5-7 describes the VoIP daughter-cards used by the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-7 VoIP Daughter-Card Description
Daughter-Card Number of VoIP Channel
VOPSE 256
VOPSF 512
5.3 Clock Daughter-Card

The clock daughter-card CKWSA supports SynE and IEEE 1588v2 slave clock processing
function. It can be installed on the switching and control cards or common interface cards.
5.4 Vectoring Control Engine Card

Overview
The system vectoring control engine card SVWM works with the VDSL2 subscriber
card. SVWM performs crosstalk centralized processing and implements the vectoring
processing function in the system level, to increase the VDSL2 line transmission distance
and improve data transmission rate.
Panel
Figure 5-5 displays the panel of the SVWM card.
Figure 5-5 SVWM Panel
Indicators
Table 5-8 describes the indicator on the SVWM card.
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Table 5-8 Indicator Description of SVWM Card
Indicator Color Status Description
RUN Green Flashing The card is operating

properly.
On The card is powered on.
Off The card is powered off.

The card runs
abnormally.
The card is starting.
Principle
Figure 5-6 shows the principle of the SVWM card.
Figure 5-6 Principle of the SVWM Card
Table 5-9 describes the module functions of the SVWM card.

Table 5-9 Module Function of the SVWM Card
Module Description
Vectoring processing Implements calculation and compensation for a crosstalk matrix.
CPU module Implements card control including vectoring state machine maintenance,
vectoring training process control, and matrix factor calculation.
Table 5-10 lists the specifications of the SVWM card.
Table 5-10 Specification of the SVWM Card
Item Specification
Dimension 395.5 mm × 22.5 mm × 225 mm (Height × Width × Depth)
Power consumption 117 W (maximum)
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5.5 Narrowband Subscriber Cards

The ZXA10 C300M/C350M uses the following narrowband subscriber cards.
l POTS subscriber card: PTWV card
l ISDN subscriber card: DBWD card
l DDN subscriber card: DSWB card, DSWC card, DSWD card and DSWU card
5.5.1 POTS Subscriber Cards

Overview
The POTS subscriber cards provide 64 POTS subscriber interfaces. POTS cards support
polarity reversal billing and 12KC/16KC billing.
The POTS subscriber cards supports the following BORSCHT functions.
l B (Battery): Feed function
l O: Over voltage protection
l R: Ringing
l S: Supervision
l C: Code and decode
l H: Hybrid 2/4-wire conversion
l T: Test function
Table 5-11 lists the POTS subscriber cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-11 POTS Subscriber Cards
Card Port Service Type MELT
PTWV 64 POTS service Yes
PTWVN 64 POTS service Yes
Note:
PTWV and PTWVN support the same functions. The only difference is the location of
subscriber cable outlets.
Panel
PTWV and PTWVN have the same panel. Figure 5-7 displays the panel of the POTS
subscriber card.
Figure 5-7 PTWV Panel
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Indicators
Table 5-12 describes the indicator on the POTS subscriber cards.
Table 5-12 Indicator Description of POTS Subscriber Cards
RUN Green LED flashes. The card is running properly.
Red LED is ON. The card is faulty.
Interfaces
Table 5-13 describes the interfaces on the POTS subscriber cards.
Table 5-13 Interface Description of POTS Subscriber Cards
USER Connects to POTS subscriber.
Principle
shows the principle of the POTS subscriber cards.
Figure 5.1
Table 5-14 describes the module functions of the POTS subscriber cards.
Table 5-14 Module Function of the POTS Subscriber Cards
Item Description
Interface circuit module Performs the basic BORSCHT functions.
Voice processing module Implements the voice signal A/D, D/A conversion, filtering, and 2/4-wire
conversion.
Circuit control module Works as the digital signal processing platform, performing calling control
and testing functions.
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Item Description
Management control Manages and controls the whole card, including address translation, bus
module control, the communication between the Ethernet port and the switching
and control card.
Table 5-15 lists the specifications of the POTS subscriber cards.
Table 5-15 Specification of the POTS Subscriber Cards
Item Specification
Power consumption 25 W (When 15% subscribers are in call)
5.5.2 ISDN Subscriber Card

Overview
The ZXA10 C300M/C350M uses the ISDN card DBWD to provide 16 ISDN BRI (2B + D)
subscriber interfaces.
The ISDN card works in line terminal (LT) mode and provides remote power supply to
network terminal (NT). The remote power supply function can be enabled or disabled.
Panel
Figure 5-8 displays the panel of the ISDN card.
Figure 5-8 DBWD Panel
Indicators
Table 5-16 describes the indicator on the DBWD card.
Table 5-16 Indicator Description of the DBWD Card
Red LED flashes. The card is faulty.
Interfaces
Table 5-17 describes the interface on the DBWD card.
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Table 5-17 Interface Description of the DBWD Card
USER Connects to ISDN-BRI subscriber.
Principle
Figure 5-9 shows the principle of the DBWD card.
Figure 5-9 Principle the DBWD Card
Table 5-18 describes the module functions of the DBWD card.
Table 5-18 Module Function of the DBWD Card
Module Description
U-interface circuit Sends and receives the 2B1Q stream.

module
Switching and control Performs the D/A signal conversions.

module
PCM control module Implements the time slot conversion.
Management control Manages and controls the PCM module, controls the communication
module with the switching and control card.
Table 5-19 lists the specifications of the ISDN cards.
Table 5-19 Specification of the DBWD Card
Item Specification
Power consumption 19.1 W (maximum)
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5.5.3 DDN Subscribe Cards

Overview
The DDN subscriber card provides TDM over SHDSL service.
Table 5-20 lists the DDN subscriber cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-20 DDN Subscriber Cards
Card Port Service Type E1 Interface Type
DSWB 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL E1 balanced interface (120 Ω)
16 E1 port
DSWU 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL E1 unbalanced interface (75 Ω)
16 E1 port
DSWC 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL, supports E1 unbalanced interface (120 Ω)
16 E1 port CES
DSWD 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL, supports E1 balanced interface (75 Ω)
16 E1 port CES
Panels
The panels of DSWB and DSWC are the same, see Figure 5-10 (takes DSWB as the
example).
Figure 5-10 DSWB Panel
The panels of DSWD and DSWU are the same, Figure 5-11 see (takes DSWD as the
example).
Figure 5-11 DSWD Panel
Indicators
Table 5-21 describes the indicator on the DDN cards.
Table 5-21 Indicator Description of the DDN Cards
Indicator Color Description
RUN Green LED flashes slowly. The card is running properly.
Interfaces
Table 5-22 describes the interface on the DDN cards .
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Table 5-22 Interface Description of the DDN Cards
E1 120 Ω/75 Ω E1 subscriber interface
SHDSL SHDSL subscriber interface
Principle
Figure 5-12 shows the principle of the DDN cards
Figure 5-12 Principle of the DDN Cards
Table 5-23 describes the module functions of the DDN cards.
Table 5-23 Module Function of the DDN Cards
Module Description
SHDSL module Provides SHDSL subscriber interfaces.
E1 LIU/framer Provides E1 subscriber interfaces.
TDM switch Performs HW and timeslot switching.
CES processing module Implements conversion between TDM data and Ethernet packets.
VoIP daughter-card Implements VoIP functions.
Ethernet switch Implements Ethernet switching.
Management and control Implements service initialization and configuration management.

module
Table 5-24 lists the specifications of the DDN cards.
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Table 5-24 Specification of the DDN Cards
Item Specification
Dimension 395.5 mm x 22.5 mm x 225 mm (Height x Width x Depth)
Power consumption DSWB/DSWU: 35 W (maximum)

DSWC/DSWD: 35.5 W (maximum)
5.6 Broadband Subscriber Cards

Table 5-25 lists the broadband subscriber cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-25 Broadband Subscriber Cards
Type Cards
ADSL2+ AMWV, ANWV, APWV, ASWV
VDSL2 VIWV, VMWG, VMWVS, VMWVC, VMWKC, VGWVS, VGWV, VHWV,

VHWVI, VHWVE
SHDSL SLWG, SMWG, SSWG
5.6.1 ADSL2+ Subscriber Cards

Overview
Table 5-26 lists the ADSL2+ subscriber cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-26 ADSL2+ Subscriber Cards
Card Number of Port Service Type Built-in Splitter MELT
AMWV 64 ADSL2+ over POTS No Yes
APWV Yes No
ASWV No
ANWV ADSL2+ over ISDN Yes
Panel
The panels of AMWV, and ASWV are the same, see Figure 5-13 (takes ASWV as the
example).
Figure 5-13 ASWV Panel
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Figure 5-14 shows the panel of the APWV card.
Figure 5-14 APWV Panel
Figure 5-15 shows the panel of the ANWV card.
Figure 5-15 ANWV Panel
Indicators
Table 5-27 describes the indicator on the ADSL2+ cards.
Table 5-27 Indicator Description of the ADSL2+ Cards
Interfaces
Table 5-28 describes the interfaces on the ADSL2+ cards.
Table 5-28 Interface Description of ADSL2+ Cards
ADSL Connects to the splitter card.
USER Connects to ADSL2+ subscribers.
PSTN Connects to the PSTN network.
ISDN Connects to the ISDN network.
Principle
Figure 5-16 shows the principle of the ADSL2+ cards.
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Figure 5-16 Principle of the ADSL2+ Cards
Table 5-29 describes the module functions of the ADSL2+ cards.
Table 5-29 Module Function of the ADSL2+ Cards
Module Description
POTS/ISDN interface Provides POTS/ISDN interfaces (only valid for ANWV/APWV).
ADSL2+ interface Provides ADSL2+ subscriber interfaces.
Splitter Separates voice signals from data signals (only valid for ANWV/APWV).
ADSL2+ processing l Implements ADSL2+ data access.

module l Implements the conversion between ATM cells and IP packets.
l Implements MELT function (only valid for AIWV/AMWV).
Table 5-30 lists the specifications of the ADSL2+ cards.
Table 5-30 Specification of the ADSL2+ Cards
Item Specification
Power consumption AMWV/ANWV/APWV: 74.76 W (maximum)

ASWV: 71 W (maximum)
5.6.2 VDSL2 Subscriber Cards

Overview
Table 5-31 lists the VDSL2 subscriber cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
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Table 5-31 VDSL2 Subscriber Cards
Card Number of Service Type Built-in Splitter MELT G.Vector

Port
VIWV 64 VDSL2 over No Yes No

ISDN
VHWVI Yes No Yes
VMWG 32 VDSL2 over No Yes No

POTS
VMWKC 48
VMWVC 64
VGWV Yes
VMWVS No No
VGWVS Yes
VHWV Yes No Yes
VHWVE
Panel
The panels of VIWV, VMWVS, VMWVC, VMWK, and VMWKC are the same, see Figure
5-17 (takes VIWV as the example).
Figure 5-17 VIWV Panel
Figure 5-18 shows the VMWG panel.
Figure 5-18 VMWG Panel
The panels of VGWVS and VGWV are the same, see Figure 5-19 (takes VGWV as the
example).
Figure 5-19 VGWV Panel
Figure 5-20 shows the VHWV panel.
Figure 5-20 VHWV Panel
The panels of VHWVE and VHWVI are the same, see Figure 5-21 (takes VHWVI as the
example).
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Figure 5-21 VHWVI Panel
Indicators
Table 5-32 describes the indicator on the VDSL2 cards.
Table 5-32 Indicator Description of the VDSL2 Cards
Interfaces
Table 5-33 describes the interfaces on the VDSL2 cards.
Table 5-33 Interface Description of the VDSL2 Cards
VDSL Connects to the splitter card.
USER Connects to the VDSL2 subscribers.
Principle
Figure 5-22 shows the principle of the VDSL2 cards.
Figure 5-22 Principle of the VDSL2 Cards
Table 5-34 describes the module functions of the VDSL2 cards.
Table 5-34 Module Function of the VDSL2 Cards
Module Description
POTS/ISDN interface Provides POTS/ISDN interfaces (only for cards with built-in splitter).
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Module Description
VDSL2 interface Provides VDSL2 subscriber interfaces.
Splitter Separates voice signals from data signals (only for cards with built-in
splitter).
VDSL2 processing l Implements VDSL2 data access.

module l Implements the conversion between ATM cells and IP packets.
l Implements MELT function (only available for VIWV/VMWG/VMWV).
Table 5-35 lists the specifications of the VDSL2 cards.
Table 5-35 Specification of the VDSL2 Cards
Item Specification
Power consumption VIWV: 99.4 W (8b, maximum), 78.9 W (17a, maximum)

VMWG: 60.9 W (maximum)
VMWVS: 97.4 W (8b, maximum), 76.9 W (17a, maximum)
VMWVC: 97.4 W (8b, maximum), 76.9 W (17a, maximum)
VMWKC: 76.5 W (8b, maximum), 72.8 W (17a, maximum)
VGWVS: 93.2 W (8b, maximum), 73.2 W (17a, maximum)
VGWV: 97.3 W (8b, maximum), 83 W (17a, maximum)
VHWV: 93.2 W (8b, maximum), 73.2 W (17a, maximum)
VHWVI: 93.2 W (8b, maximum), 73.2 W (17a, maximum)
VHWVE: 93.2 W (8b, maximum), 73.2 W (17a, maximum)
5.6.3 SHDSL Subscriber Card

Overview
Table 5-36 lists the SHDSL subscriber card for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-36 SHDSL Subscriber Card
Card Number of Port Service Type Built-in Splitter MELT
SLWG 32 SHDSL over POTS No Yes
SMWG SHDSL over POTS
SSWG No
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Panel
The panels of SLWG, SMWG, and SSWG are the same, see Figure 5-23 (takes SMWG
as the example).
Figure 5-23 SMWG Panel
Indicators
Table 5-37 describes the indicator on the SHDSL card.
Table 5-37 Indicator Description of the SHDSL Card
Interfaces
Table 5-38 describes the interface on the SHDSL card .
Table 5-38 Interface Description of the SHDSL Card
USER SHDSL subscriber interfaces
Principle
Figure 5-24 shows the principle of the SHDSL card.
Figure 5-24 Principle of the SHDSL Card
Table 5-39 describes the module functions of the SHDSL card.
Table 5-39 Module Function of the SHDSL Card
Module Description
SHDSL interface Provides SHDSL subscriber interfaces.
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Module Description
SHDSL processing Implements SHDSL data access.

module
Table 5-40 lists the specifications of the SHDSL card.
Table 5-40 Specification of the SHDSL Card
Item Specification
Power consumption SLWG: 47.7 W (maximum)

SMWG: 37 W (maximum)
SSWG: 45 W (maximum)
5.7 DSL and POTS Combo Cards

Overview
The DSL and POTS combo cards supports both DSL and POTS services on a twisted pair.
Table 5-41 lists DSL and POTS combo cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-41 DSL and POTS Combo cards
Card Number of Service Type Built-in MELT G.Vector

Port Splitter
ACWK 48 ADSL2+ & Yes Yes No

POTS
ACWV 64
VCWK 48 VDSL2 & POTS No
VDWV 64 Yes
Panels
The panels of ACWK, ACWV, VCWK, and VDWV are the same, see Figure 5-25 (takes
ACWV as the example).
Figure 5-25 ACWV Panel
Indicators
Table 5-42 describes the indicator on the combo cards.
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Table 5-42 Indicator Description of the Combo Cards
Interfaces
Table 5-43 describes the interfaces on the combo cards.
Table 5-43 Interface Description of the Combo Cards
USER Connects to the subscribers.
Principle
Figure 5-26 shows the principle of the combo cards.
Figure 5-26 Principle of the Combo Cards
Table 5-44 describes the module functions of the combo cards.
Table 5-44 Module Function of the Combo Cards
Module Description
User interface Provides user interfaces.
Splitter Separate the narrowband from broadband signals and sends them to
respective modules.
xDSL processing module l Implements xDSL data access.

l Implements the conversion between ATM cells and IP packets.
POTS processing Performs the BORSCHT functions.

module
Table 5-44 lists the specifications of the combo cards.
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Table 5-45 Specification of the Combo Cards
Item Specification
Power consumption ACWK: 85 W (maximum)

ACWV: 95 W (maximum)
VCWK: 91.0 W (8b, maximum), 77.6 W (17b, maximum)
VDWV: 78 W
5.8 DSL Splitter Cards

Overview
A DSL splitter cards work with a xDSL subscriber cards. It adopts the low-pass technology
to extract the voice signals and DSL signals, and then send the signals to the DSL
subscriber card and POTS/ISDN subscriber card.
Table 5-46 lists the DSL splitter cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-46 DSL Splitter Cards
Card Port Subscriber Card Remark
PWVN 64 AMWV, ASWV l PWVNA: complies with

Chinese standards.
l PWVNE: complies with
European standards.
VWVN 64 VMWG, VMWVS, VMWVC l VWVNA: complies with

Chinese standards.
l VWVNE: complies with
European standards.
IWVN 64 VIWV Over-current and over-voltage

protection
Panels
The panels of the PWVN and VWVN are the same, see Figure 5-27 (takes VWVN as the
example).
Figure 5-27 VWVN Panel
Figure 5-28 shows the panel of the IWVN card.
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Figure 5-28 IWVN Panel
Interfaces
Table 5-47 describes the interfaces on the DSL splitter cards.
Table 5-47 Interface Description of the DSL Splitter Cards
USER Connects to xDSL subscribers.
DSL Connects to xDSL subscriber cards.
ISDN Connects to the ISDN network.
Principle
Figure 5-29 shows the principle of the DSL splitter cards.
Figure 5-29 Principle of the DSL Splitter Card
Table 5-48 describes the module functions of the DSL splitter cards.
Table 5-48 Module Function of the DSL Splitter Cards
Module Description
Protection module Provides over-current and over-voltage protection.
Splitter module Extracts the voice signals and DSL signals, and then sends the signals to
the DSL subscriber card and ISDN/POTS subscriber card.
Table 5-49 lists the specifications of the DSL splitter card.
Table 5-49 Specification of the DSL Splitter Card
Item Specification
Power consumption 0W
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Item Specification
5.9 GPON Interface Cards

Overview
The GPON interface cards provide GPON access. Table 5-50 lists the GPON interface
card for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-50 GPON Interface Card
Card Number of Port
GTGO 8
GTGH 16
GTXO 8
Panel
Figure 5-30, Figure 5-31, andFigure 5-32 display the panels of the GPON interface cards.
Figure 5-30 GTGO Panel
Figure 5-31 GTGH Panel
Figure 5-32 GTXO Panel
Indicator
Table 5-51 describes the indicators on the GPON interface cards.
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Table 5-51 Indicator Description of the GTGO Card
RUN OFF The card is not powered on or the CPU

is not started.
Green LED is ON. l The card completes self-test but

fails to receive data from the
switching and control card or the
NMS.
l The card is downloading version
from the switching and control
card.
l There is no legal version.
Green LED flashes slowly every The card runs properly.

two seconds.
Green LED flashes quickly. The card is downloading data from the
switching and control card or the NMS.
Red LED is ON. Card hardware failure (self-test failure

or version conflict), or card is restarted.
Red LED flashes slowly every The card is installed in the wrong slot
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on
the NMS).
Yellow LED flashes slowly every The software version of the card does
two seconds. not match that of the switching and
control card (the auto-update function
is not enabled on the card). The
service runs properly.
ACTi (i = 1–8)/LEDi (i = Green LED is OFF. The GPON optical interface is not
1–16) connected.
Green LED is ON. The GPON optical interface is

connected (LINK).
Green LED flashes. The GPON optical interface is sending

and receiving the data (ACTIVE).
Interface
The GPON interface cards provide 8 or 16 GPON interfaces or 8 XG-PON1 OLT interfaces.
Principle
Figure 5-33 shows the principle of the GPON cards.
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Figure 5-33 Principle of the GPON Cards
Table 5-52 describes the module functions of the GPON cards.
Table 5-52 Module Function of the GPON Card
Module Description
PON optical module Provides PON-C optical interface, complies with ITU-T G.984.2.
Management control Manages and controls the card, implement card configuration.
module
PON MAC Implements the PON functions defined by ITU-T G.984.3.
TDM module Processes data in service layer, including bandwidth management and
QoS process, satisfies the SLA requirement. The process function is
compatible with TR156.
Clock module Processes system clock, complies with ITU-T G.8262, G.8264, and G.781.
Table 5-53 lists the specifications of the GPON cards.
Table 5-53 Specification of the GPON Card
Item Description
Power consumption GTGO: 31 W (maximum)

GTGH: 51 W (maximum)
GTXO: 100 W (maximum)
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5.10 Ethernet Interface Card

Overview
The GE optical interface Ethernet interface card HDTT supports the following functions.
l Providing GE optical interfaces for uplink and downlink purpose
LACP protection for the uplink
l Using optical modules to provide clock signals for synchronous Ethernet function
l Providing external management interface
Panel
Figure 5-34 displays the panels of the HDTT card.
Figure 5-34 HDTT Panel
Indicators
Table 5-54 describes the indicators on the HDTT card.
Table 5-54 HDTT Indicator Description of the HDTT Card
RUN LED is OFF. The card powers OFF or CPU is not

started.
Green LED is ON. The card self-checking completes but

fails to receive data from the main
control card or NM.
main control card or NM.
Green LED flashes slowly. The card is working properly.
Red LED flashes slowly. This card should not be inserted in this
slot.
Yellow LED flashes slowly. The software version of line card does
not match that of the main control card.
The service is normal.
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1–8 Green LED is OFF. The optical interface is not connected.
Green LED is constantly ON. The optical interface is connected

(LINK).
Green LED flashes. The optical interface is sending and

receiving the data (ACTIVE).
Interfaces
The HDTT card provides eight GE optical interfaces (1 – 8).
Principle
Figure 5-35 shows the principle of the HDTT card.
Figure 5-35 Principle Diagram of the HDTT Card
Table 5-55 describes the module functions of the HDDT card.
Table 5-55 Module Function of the HDTT Card
Module Specification
GE optical module Provides GE optical interface.
Management control Implements card configuration, traffic management and optical module
module management, and status detection of optical module.
Switching module Implements conversion of optical module and backplane bus, implements
VLAN and Ethernet functions.
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Table 5-56 lists the specifications of the HDTT card.
Table 5-56 Specification of the HDTT Card
Item Specification
5.11 P2P Interface Card

Overview
P2P interface cards use WDM technology optical fibers for data sending and receiving.
The ZXA10 C300M/C350M uses the P2P interface card FTGK.
Panel
Figure 5-36 displays the panels of the FTGK card.
Figure 5-36 FTGK Panel
Indicators
Table 5-57 describes the indicators on the FTGK card.
Table 5-57 Indicator Description of the FTGK Card
RUN LED is OFF. The card powers OFF or CPU is not

started.
Green LED is ON. The card self-checking completes but fails

to receive data from the main control card
or NM.
main control card or NM.
Green LED flashes slowly. The card is working properly.
Red LED flashes slowly. This card should not be inserted in this
slot.
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Yellow LED flashes slowly. The software version of line card does not
match that of the main control card. The
service is normal.
LEDi (1 – 48) Green LED is OFF. The GE/FE optical interface is not
connected.
Green LED is ON. The GE/FE optical interface is connected

(LINK).
Green LED flashes. The GE/FE optical interface is sending

and receiving the data (ACTIVE).
Interfaces
The P2P interface card provides 48 FE/GE optical interfaces.
Principle
Figure 5-37 shows the principle diagram of the FTGK card.
Figure 5-37 Principle of the FTGK Card
Table 5-58 describes the module functions of the FTGK card.
Table 5-58 Module Function of the FTGK Card
Module Description
P2P optical module Provides GE/FE optical interface.
Switching module Implements conversion of optical module and backplane bus, implements
VLAN and Ethernet functions.
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Clock module Supports all optical interface to use system clock for clock synchronization.
When the card is used for uplink, the synchronized clock from the optical
port is sent to the switching and control card works as the system clock.
Table 5-59 lists the specifications of the FTGK card.
Table 5-59 Specification of the FTGK Card
Item Specification
5.12 Network Interface Cards

The ZXA10 C300M/C350M uses the following uplink cards:
l GPON ONT uplink card: GPUC and XPUC
l GE Ethernet uplink card: GCFD, GCTD, GUSQ, GUFQ, and GUTQ
l 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink card: HUTQ and HUVQ
5.12.1 GPON ONT Uplink Card

Overview
Table 5-60 lists the GPON ONT uplink cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-60 GPON ONT Uplink Cards
Card Interface
GPUC 1 GPON ONT
XPUC 1 XGPON ONT
Panel
The panels of GPUC and XPUC are the same, see Figure 5-38 (takes XPUC as the
example).
Figure 5-38 XPUC Panel
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Indicators
Table 5-61 describes the indicators on the GPON ONT uplink cards.
Table 5-61 Indicator Description of the GPON ONT Uplink Cards
RUN OFF The card is not powered on or the CPU is

not started.
Green LED is constantly ON. l The card completes self-test but fails
to receive data from the switching
and control card or the NMS.
from the switching and control card.
Green LED flashes slowly The card runs properly.

every two seconds.
Red LED is constantly ON. Card hardware failure (self-test failure or

version conflict), or card is restarted.
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on the
NMS).
Yellow LED flashes slowly The software version of the card does not
every two seconds. match that of the switching and control
card (the auto-update function is not
enabled on the card). The service runs
properly.
ACT1 Green LED is OFF. The GE optical interface is not connected.
Green LED is constantly ON. The GE optical interface is connected

(LINK).
Green LED flashes. The GE optical interface is sending and

Interfaces
l GPUC provides one SFP optical interface.
l XPUC provides one XG-PON ONT optical interface.
Principle
Figure 5-39 shows the principle of the GPON ONT uplink cards.
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Figure 5-39 Principle of the GPON ONT Uplink Cards
Table 5-62 describes the module functions of the GPON ONT uplink cards.
Table 5-62 Module Function of the GPON ONT Uplink Cards
Item Description
GPON optical module Provides PON-C optical interface, complies with ITU-T G.984.2.
GPON MAC Implement the PON functions defined by ITU-T G.984.3.
Table 5-63 lists the specifications of the GPON ONT uplink cards.
Table 5-63 Specification of the GPON ONT Uplink Card
Item Specification
Dimensions 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm (Height × Width × Depth)
Power consumption GPUC: 10 W

XPUC: 12 W
5.12.2 GE Ethernet Uplink Cards

Overview
Table 5-64 lists the GE Ethernet uplink cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-64 GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
Card GE Optical Interface GE Electrical Interface
GCFD 2 -
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Card GE Optical Interface GE Electrical Interface
GCTD - 2
GUSQ 2 2
GUFQ 4 -
GUTQ - 4
Panel
Figure 5-40, Figure 5-41, Figure 5-42, Figure 5-43, and Figure 5-44 display the panels of
the GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Figure 5-40 GCFD Panel
Figure 5-41 GCTD Panel
Figure 5-42 GUFQ Panel
Figure 5-43 GUSQ Panel
Figure 5-44 GUTQ Panel
Indicators
Table 5-65 describes the indicators on the Ethernet uplink cards.
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Table 5-65 Indicator Description of the GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
RUN OFF The card is not powered on or the CPU is

not started.
Green LED is constantly ON. l The card completes self-test but fails
to receive data from the switching
and control card or the NMS.
from the switching and control card.
Green LED flashes slowly The card runs properly.

every two seconds.
Red LED is constantly ON. Card hardware failure (self-test failure or

version conflict), or card is restarted.
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on the
NMS).
Yellow LED flashes slowly The software version of the card does not
every two seconds. match that of the switching and control
card (the auto-update function is not
enabled on the card). The service runs
properly.
ACTi (i=1 – 4) Green LED is OFF. The GE optical interface is not connected.
Green LED is constantly ON. The GE optical interface is connected

(LINK).
Green LED flashes. The GE optical interface is sending and

Interfaces
l GCFD: 50-pin socket cascade port and two optical interfaces
l GCTD: 50-pin socket cascade port and two electrical interfaces
l GUFQ: Four SFP optical interfaces (GE1 - GE4)
l GUSQ: Two optical interfaces (GE1/GE2) and two electrical interfaces (GE3/GE4)
l GUTQ: Four electrical interfaces (GE1 - GE4)
Principle
Figure 5-45 shows the principle of the GE Ethernet uplink cards.
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Figure 5-45 Principle of the GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
Table 5-66 describes the module functions of the GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Table 5-66 Module Function of the GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
Item Description
Management and control Implements card configuration, traffic management and optical module
GE PHY module Implements GE serial Ethernet interface conversion, coding in physical

layer, clock recovery and frequency doubling.
GE/FE optical Provides GE/FE optical/electrical interface.

module/electrical
interface
Table 5-67 lists the specifications of the GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Table 5-67 Specification of the GE Ethernet Uplink Card
Item Specification
Dimensions 197.75 mm × 25 mm × 225 mm (Height × Width × Depth)
Power consumption GCFD: 4.4 W (maximum)

GCTD: 6.0 W (maximum)
GUFQ: 6.0 W (maximum)
GUSQ: 5.6 W (maximum)
GUTQ: 5.0 W (maximum)
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5.12.3 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards

Overview
Table 5-68 lists the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards for ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-68 10GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
Card 10GE Interface GE interface SynE and IEEE 1588 TC
HUTQ 2 2 No
HUVQ 2 2 Yes
Panel
Figure 5-46 and Figure 5-47 display the panels of the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Figure 5-46 HUTQ Panel
Figure 5-47 HUVQ Panel
Indicator
Table 5-69 describes the indicators on the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Table 5-69 Indicator Description of the 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
RUN OFF The card is not powered on or the CPU

is not started.
Green LED is constantly ON. l The card completes self-test but

fails to receive data from the
switching and control card or the
NMS.
from the switching and control
card.
Green LED flashes slowly every The card runs properly.

two seconds.
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Red LED is constantly ON. Card hardware failure (self-test failure

or version conflict), or card is restarted.
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on
the NMS).
Yellow LED flashes slowly every The software version of the card does
two seconds. not match that of the switching and
control card (the auto-update function
is not enabled on the card). The service
runs properly.
XG1/XG2/GE1/GE2 Green LED is OFF. The optical interface is not connected.
Green LED is constantly ON. The optical interface is connected

(LINK).
Green LED flashes. The optical interface is sending and

Interface
The Ethernet uplink cards provide two 10GE optical interfaces (XG1/XG2) and two GE
optical interfaces (GE1/GE2).
Principle
Figure 5-48 shows the principle of the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Figure 5-48 Principle of the 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
Table 5-70 describes the module functions of the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
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Table 5-70 Module Function of the 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
Item Description
Management and control Implements card configuration, traffic management and optical module
10GE PHY module Implements 10GE serial Ethernet interface conversion, coding in physical
layer, clock recovery and frequency doubling.
Implement time input and Ethernet frequency synchronization (only
available for HUVQ).
GE PHY module Implements the conversion between XAUI and GE parallel Ethernet
interface, coding in physical layer, clock recovery and frequency doubling.
Implement time input and Ethernet frequency synchronization (only
available for HUVQ).
10GE optical module Provides 10GE optical interface.
GE optical module Provides GE optical interface.
Table 5-71 lists the specifications of the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Table 5-71 Specification of the 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards
Item Value
Power consumption HUTQ: 16 W (maximum)

HUVQ: 16 W (maximum)
5.13 Analog Trunk Card

Overview
The TRWG card provides the analog trunk unit interface. The analogue trunk unit is
between the digital switching network and the analog trunk cable.
Panel
Figure 5-49 shows the TRWG card panel.
Figure 5-49 TRWG Card Panel
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Indicators
Table 5-72 describes the indicator on the TRWG card.
Table 5-72 Indicator Description of the TRWG Card
Indicator Color Status Description
RUN Green Flashing The card is running properly.
Table 5-73 lists the specifications of the TRWG card.
Table 5-73 Specification of the TRWG Card
Item Specification
5.14 Common Interface Cards

Overview
The common interface cards provide monitoring interfaces regarding environmental
parameters, such as temperature, humidity, liquid, entrance control, and smog, as well
as BITS clock and 1PPS+TOD time input and output interfaces. The common interface
cards also provides input/output ports, such as network port, serial port, and trunk nodes.
These ports are used to monitor external devices.
Table 5-74 lists the common interface cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-74 Common Interface Cards
Card Support Clock Function
CICG No
CICK Yes
Panel
Figure 5-50 and Figure 5-51 display the panels of the common interface cards.
Figure 5-50 CICG Panel
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Figure 5-51 CICK Panel
Indicators
Table 5-75 describes the indicators on the common interface cards.
Table 5-75 Indicator Description of the Common Interface Cards
ETH Green LED flashes. Data is received/transmitted.
Green LED is ON. The interface connection is

established, but no data is
received/transmitted.
Interfaces
Table 5-76 describes the interfaces on the common interface cards.
Table 5-76 Interface Description of Common Interface Cards
CLKI1 The first BITS clock input interface, 75Ω
CLKI2 The second BITS clock input interface, 75Ω
CLKO BITS clock output interface, 75Ω
CLKO/1PPSO BITS or 1PPS + TOD clock output interface, 75Ω
CLKI1/TIMI1 The first BITS or 1PPS + TOD clock input interface, 120Ω
CLKI2/TIMI2 The second BITS or 1PPS + TOD clock input interface, 120Ω
CLKO/TIMO BITS or 1PPS + TOD clock output interface, 120Ω
ETH1 Debugging interface
ETH2 RJ-45 Ethernet port, for peripheral management
ETH Debugging interface
COM RS-232 serial port, for peripheral management
232/485 Maintenance reserved serial port
DIN Digit input interface, four channels
DOT Digit output interface, four channels
TEM Temperature sensor interface
HUM Humid sensor interface
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SMO Smog sensor interface
LIQ Liquid sensor interface
DOR Entrance control sensor interface, four-channel
Principle
Figure 5-52 shows the principle diagram of the common interface cards.
Figure 5-52 Principle of the Common Interface Cards
Table 5-77 describes the module functions of the common interface cards.
Table 5-77 Module Function of the Common Interface Cards
Item Description
Management interface Provides management interfaces.
Sensor interface Provides sensor interfaces.
Clock input and output Provides clock input/output interfaces.

interface
Management and control Implements configuration, control, and management for each module
interface in the card
Clock module Processes input and output clock on 75Ω/120Ω interfaces.
Table 5-78 lists the specifications of the common interface cards.
Table 5-78 Specification of the Common Interface Cards
Item Specification
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Power consumption CICG: 4.8 W

CICK: 5.0 W
5.15 Power Cards

Overview
Table 5-79 lists the power cards for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 5-79 Power Cards
Card Power Supply Remark
PRWG -48 V/-60 V, DC -
PRWGS -48 V, DC -
PRWH -48 V/-60 V, DC Supports detection on power

consumption and temperature.
The ZXA10 C300M/C350M supports two power cards of the same type.
l When the input voltage of their power supply is equal, both cards work in load-balance
mode.
l Otherwise, the card with higher voltage provides power to the system.
Panel
Figure 5-53, Figure 5-54, and Figure 5-55 display the panels of the power cards.
Figure 5-53 PRWG Panel
Figure 5-54 PRWGS Panel
Figure 5-55 PRWH Panel
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Indicator
Table 5-80 describes the indicators on the power card.
Table 5-80 Indicator Description of the Power Cards
PWR Green LED is ON. The input voltage is normal.
Green LED is OFF. The input voltage is abnormal (no input voltage ,
over-voltage or under-voltage).
The alarm message is sent to the switching and control
card.
RUN Green LED is ON. The output voltage +3.3 V is normal.
Red LED is ON. The output voltage +3.3 V is abnormal (over-voltage or

under-voltage).
Interface
Table 5-81 describes the interfaces on the power cards.
Table 5-81 Interface Description of the Power Cards
PWR Power interface
TST1/TST2 Test interfaces, reserved
Principle
Figure 5-56 shows the principle diagram of the power cards.
Figure 5-56 Principle of the Power Card
Table 5-82 describes the module functions of the power cards.

Table 5-82 Module Function of the Power Cards
Item Description
Selection circuit Controls the selection of the external power supply.
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On/Off Controls the power switch.
Protection and filtering Circuit protection and filtering

circuit
Specifications
Table 5-83 lists the specifications of the power cards.
Table 5-83 Specifications of the Power Cards
Item Specification
Power consumption PRWG: 2.5 W

PRWGS: 2.2 W
PRWH: 2.9 W
Hot-swappable Not support
5.16 Fans
ZXA10 C300M uses the fan box for heat dissipation. ZXA10 C350 uses the FCWR card.
5.16.1 Fan Box

Overview
The ZXA10 C300M uses fan box for heat dissipation. The fan box consists of a fan control
card and several fans. Two types of fan control cards are available: FCWB and FCWD.
The fan control card (FCWB/FCWD) provides the following functions:
l Controls the rotating speed of fans to cool the system in accordance with the
requirements for the working temperature.
l Indicates the operating status of fans.
l Controls the rotating speed of fans in accordance with the commands received from
a Network Management System (NMS).
l Reports the status of each fan to the network management system.
Table 5-84 shows the differences between the FCWB and the FCWD cards.
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Table 5-84 FCWB and FCWD Cards
Item FCWB FCWD
Number of 19–inch 3 fans 10 fans

fans shelf Fan dimensions: 127 mm × 127 Fan dimensions: 80 mm × 80 mm
mm × 38 mm × 38 mm
21–inch 4 fans 10 fans

shelf Fan dimensions: 127 mm × 127 Fan dimensions: 80 mm × 80 mm
mm × 38 mm × 38 mm
Target rotating speed 4800 RPM 7500 RPM
Operating voltage 48 V 36 V – 72 V
Panel
Figure 5-57 displays the panel of the fan box.
Figure 5-57 Panel of the Fan Box
Indicators
Table 5-85 describes the indicators on the fan box.
Table 5-85 Indicator Descriptions of the Fan Box
RUN The green LED is ON. All fans are rotating properly.
ALM The red LED is ON. Some fan fails.
Table 5-86 lists the specifications of the fan box.
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Table 5-86 Specifications of the Fan Box
Item Specification
Power consumption 5 Watt
5.16.2 FCWR Card

Function
The ZXA10 C350M uses the FCWR card for heat dissipation. The FCWR card is located
in Slot 13 on the left side of the shelf and is equipped with six adjustable fans of 48 V.
Panel
Figure 5-58 displays the panel of the FCWR card.
Figure 5-58 FCWR Panel
Indicator
Table 5-87 describes the indicators on the FCWR card.
Table 5-87 Indicator Description of the FCWR Card
RUN Green LED is ON. The card is running properly.
ALM Red LED is ON. The card is faulty.
Principle Diagram
Figure 5-59 shows the principle diagram of the FCWR card.
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Figure 5-59 Principle Diagram of the FCWR Card
Table 5-88 describes the module functions of the FCWR card.
Table 5-88 Module Function of the FCWR Card
Item Description
Control module Manages and control the fan speed.
Power module Provides power supply to the fans.
Fan module Change the fan speed according to the signals from the control module.
Table 5-89 lists the specifications of the FCWR card.
Table 5-89 Specifications of the FCWR Card
Item Value
Power DC dual power supply of -48 V

Rated voltage: -48 V
Range: -57 V to -40 V
Power consumption Range: 52 W to 64 W (based on the fans used)
5.17 Backplane
5.17.1 ZXA10 C300M Backplane
Overview
The ZXA10 C300M uses the following backplanes.
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l 21–inch backplane: MWEB and MWEC

l 19–inch backplane: MWIB and MWIC
There is a 4-digit DIP switch on backplane.
l When all digits are in OFF position, the corresponding shelf works as the master shelf.
l Otherwise, the corresponding shelf works as the subordinate shelf.
Panel
MWEA and MWEB have the same panel.Figure 5-60 displays the MWEA backplane.
Figure 5-60 MWEA Panel
Figure 5-61 displays MWEC backplane.
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Figure 5-61 MWEC Panel
MWIA and MWIB have the same panel.Figure 5-62 displays MWIA backplane.
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Figure 5-62 MWIA Panel
Figure 5-63 displays MWIC backplane.
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Figure 5-63 MWIC Backplane
Interfaces
The backplanes provide the following interfaces.
l Interfaces for switching and control cards, subscriber cards, interface cards and uplink
cards
l Power card interfaces: -48 V, -48 V GND, 3.3 V, GND
l Fan box interfaces: -48 V, -48 V GND, fan detect/control
Dimensions
Table 5-90 lists the dimensions of the backplanes.
Table 5-90 The Dimensions of the backplanes
Card Backplane Dimension
MWEB 21-inch backplane 440 mm × 481 mm (Height × Width)
MWEC
MWIB 19-inch backplane 440 mm × 440 mm (Height × Width)
MWIC
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5.17.2 ZXA10 C350M Backplane

Overview
ZXA10 C350M uses the MWRV card as the backplane.
Panel
Figure 5-64 displays the panel of MWRV card.
Figure 5-64 MWRV Backplane
Interface
The ZXA10 C350M backplane provides the following interfaces.
l Main switching and control card interface, subscriber card interface, uplink card
interface, and common interface card interface
l Power card interfaces: -48 V, -48 V GND, and 3.3 VGND
l Fan interfaces: -48 V, -48 V GND, and fan detection/control
Dimensions
422.50 mm × 256 mm (Height × Width).
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Cables
Table 6-1 list cables for the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Table 6-1 Cables
Cable Description
Power cable Connects -48 V DC power to the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.
Subscriber cable Connects DSL subscribers to DSL cards, DSL splitter cards, and DDN
cards.
Connects POTS subscribers to POTS cards.
Connects ISDN subscribers to the DBWD card.
E1 balanced cable Connects E1 subscribers to the DSWB and DSWC card.
E1 unbalanced cable Connects E1 subscribers to the DSWD and DSWU card.
Network cable Connects to an Ethernet electrical interface.
Serial port cable Connects the serial port of a maintenance computer to the ZXA10
C300M/C350M.
Fiber pigtail Connects optical fibers to an Ethernet optical interface or PON interface.
Table of Contents
Power Cable ..............................................................................................................6-1
Subscriber Cable........................................................................................................6-2
E1 Balanced Cable.....................................................................................................6-4
E1 Unbalanced Cable ................................................................................................6-6
Network Cable............................................................................................................6-8
Serial Port Cable ........................................................................................................6-9
Fiber Pigtail ..............................................................................................................6-10
Monitoring Cable ......................................................................................................6-10
6.1 Power Cable

Cable Structure
Figure 6-1 shows the structure of 3-core power cable.
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Figure 6-1 Power Cable Structure
Cable Connection
End A of the power cable is connected to the ZXA10 C300M/C350M shelf, supplying the
power to the shelf. End B of the power cable is connected to the DC terminal of the power
distributor.
6.2 Subscriber Cable

Cable Structure
Figure 6-2 shows the subscriber cable structure.
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Figure 6-2 Subscriber Cable Structure
Pin Connections
Table 6-2 lists pin connections of the subscriber cable.
Table 6-2 Pin Connections of Subscriber Cable
Pin at End A Signal Core Color at End B
49, 50 A00, B00 White, Blue
33, 34 A01, B01 White, Orange
17, 18 A02, B02 White, Green
1, 2 A03, B03 White, Brown
51, 52 A04, B04 Red, Blue
35, 36 A05, B05 Red, Orange
19, 20 A06, B06 Red, Green
3, 4 A07, B07 Red, Brown
53, 54 A08, B08 Black, Blue
37, 38 A09, B09 Black, Orange
21, 22 A10, B10 Black, Green
5, 6 A11, B11 Black, Brown
55, 56 A12, B12 Yellow, Blue
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Pin at End A Signal Core Color at End B
39, 40 A13, B13 Yellow, Orange
23, 24 A14, B14 Yellow, Green
7, 8 A15, B15 Yellow, Brown
57, 58 A16, B16 White/Blue, Blue
41, 42 A17, B17 White/Blue, Orange
25, 26 A18, B18 White/Blue, Green
9, 10 A19, B19 White/Blue, Brown
59, 60 A20, B20 Red/Blue, Blue
43, 44 A21, B21 Red/Blue, Orange
27, 28 A22, B22 Red/Blue, Green
11, 12 A23, B23 Red/Blue, Brown
61, 62 A24, B24 Black/Blue, Blue
45, 46 A25, B25 Black/Blue, Orange
29, 30 A26, B26 Black/Blue, Green
13, 14 A27, B27 Black/Blue, Brown
63, 64 A28, B28 Yellow/Blue, Blue
47, 48 A29, B29 Yellow/Blue, Orange
31, 32 A30, B30 Yellow/Blue, Green
15, 16 A31, B31 Yellow/Blue, Brown
6.3 E1 Balanced Cable

Cable Structure
Figure 6-3 shows the E1 balanced cable structure.
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Figure 6-3 E1 Balanced Cable Structure
Pin Connections
Table 6-3 lists pin connections of the E1 balanced cable.
Table 6-3 Pin Connections of E1 Balanced Cable
Pin at End A Core Color at B1 E1 Signal Pin at End A Core Color at B2 E1 Signal
1 Blue (Red1) INL16A 17 Blue (Red1) INL8A
35 Blue (Black1) INL16B 51 Blue (Black1) INL8B
2 Pink (Red1) OUT15A 18 Pink (Red1) OUT8A
36 Pink (Black1) OUT16B 52 Pink (Black1) OUT8B
3 Green (Red1) INL15A 19 Green (Red1) INL7A
37 Green (Black1) INL15B 53 Green (Black1) INL7B
4 Orange (Red1) OUT15A 20 Orange (Red1) OUT7A
38 Orange (Black1) OUT15B 54 Orange (Black1) OUT7B
5 Grey (Red1) INL14A 21 Grey (Red1) INL6A
39 Grey (Black1) INL14B 55 Grey (Black1) INL6B
6 Blue (Red2) OUT14A 22 Blue (Red2) OUT6A
40 Blue (Black2) OUT14B 56 Blue (Black2) OUT6B
7 Pink (Red2) INL13A 23 Pink (Red2) INL5A
41 Pink (Black2) INL13B 57 Pink (Black2) INL5B
8 Green (Red2) OUT13A 24 Green (Red2) OUT5A
42 Green (Black2) OUT13B 58 Green (Black2) OUT5B
9 Orange (Red2) INL12A 25 Orange (Red2) INL4A
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Pin at End A Core Color at B1 E1 Signal Pin at End A Core Color at B2 E1 Signal
43 Orange (Black2) INL12B 59 Orange (Black2) INL4B
10 Grey (Red2) OUT12A 26 Grey (Red2) OUT4A
44 Grey (Black2) OUT12B 60 Grey (Black2) OUT4B
11 Blue (Red3) INL11A 27 Blue (Red3) INL3A
45 Blue (Black3) INL11B 61 Blue (Black3) INL3B
12 Pink (Red3) OUT11A 28 Pink (Red3) OUT3A
46 Pink (Black3) OUT11B 62 Pink(Black3) OUT3B
13 Green (Red3) INL10A 29 Green (Red3) INL2A
47 Green (Black3) INL10B 63 Green (Black3) INL2B
14 Orange (Red3) OUT10A 30 Orange (Red3) OUT2A
48 Orange (Black3) OUT10B 64 Orange (Black3) OUT2B
15 Grey (Red3) INL9A 31 Grey (Red3) INL1A
49 Grey (Black3) INL9B 65 Grey (Black3) INL1B
16 Blue (Red4) OUT9A 32 Blue (Red4) OUT1A
50 Blue (Black4) OUT9B 66 Blue (Black4) OUT1B
6.4 E1 Unbalanced Cable

Cable Structure
Figure 6-4 shows the E1 unbalanced cable structure.
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Figure 6-4 E1 Unbalanced Cable Structure
Pin Connections
Table 6-4 lists pin connections of E1 unbalanced cable .
Table 6-4 Pin Connections of E1 Cable Unbalanced
Pin at End A E1 Signal Pin at End B E1 Signal
A1 OUT16A B1 GND
A2 IN16A B2 IN16B
A3 OUT15A B3 GND
A4 IN15A B4 IN15B
A5 OUT14A B5 GND
A6 IN14A B6 IN14B
A7 OUT13A B7 GND
A8 IN13A B8 IN13B
A9 OUT12A B9 GND
A10 IN12A B10 IN12B
A11 OUT11A B11 GND
A12 IN11A B12 IN11B
A13 OUT10A B13 GND
A14 IN10A B14 IN10B
A15 OUT9A B15 GND
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Pin at End A E1 Signal Pin at End B E1 Signal
A16 IN9A B16 IN9B
A17 OUT8 B17 GND
A18 IN8A B18 IN8B
A19 OUT7A B19 GND
A20 IN7A B20 IN7B
A21 OUT6A B21 GND
A22 IN6A B22 IN6B
A23 OUT5A B23 GND
A24 IN5A B24 IN5B
A25 OUT4A B25 GND
A26 IN4A B26 IN4B
A27 OUT3A B27 GND
A28 IN3A B28 IN3B
A29 OUT2A B29 GND
A30 IN2A B30 IN2B
A31 OUT1A B31 GND
A32 IN1A B32 IN1B
6.5 Network Cable

Cable Structure
Network cables are cat-5 cables with two ends of RJ45 interfaces, see Figure 6-5.
Figure 6-5 Network Cable Structure
Pin Connections
Table 6-5 lists the pin connections of a network cable.
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Table 6-5 Pin Connections of a Network cable
End A End B Signal
RJ45_1 RJ45_3 (Crossover) TPOP
RJ45_1 (Straight-through)
RJ45_2 RJ45_6 (Crossover) TPOP
RJ45_3 RJ45_1 (Crossover) TPIP
RJ45_6 RJ45_2 (Crossover) TPIN
Note:
The network cable cannot be longer than 100 m.
6.6 Serial Port Cable

Cable Structure
Figure 6-6 shows the serial port cable structure. End A is an RJ45 connector and End B
is a DB9 connector.
Figure 6-6 Serial Port Cable Structure
Pin Connections
Table 6-6 lists pin connections of the serial port cable.
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Table 6-6 Pin Connections of the Serial Port Cable
End A End B
3 3
4 5
5 5
6 2
Note:
Other pins are null.
6.7 Fiber Pigtail

Cable Description
A fiber pigtail is a single short fiber which connects the optical interface or the optical
adapter on the ODF. A fiber pigtail has optical connectors at both ends.
Connector Description
Table 6-7 describes the optical connectors.
Table 6-7 Optical Connector
Type Description Image Interface
LC/PC Lucent connector (for physical contact), Ethernet optical

with regular polish quality interface
SC/PC Square optical connector (for physical PON optical

contact), with regular polish quality interface
6.8 Monitoring Cable

Function
A monitoring cable is used to connect the environment monitoring interface on the common
interface board. Monitoring cables include:
l Temperature monitoring cable
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l Humidity monitoring cable

l Smoke monitoring cable
l Liquid level monitoring cable
l Door access control monitoring cable
External View
One end of a monitoring cable is an RJ45 connector, and the other end is a sensor (That
of a smoke monitoring cable is a 6-pin connector.) Figure 6-7 to Figure 6-11 show the
external view of each type of the monitoring cables.
Figure 6-7 Temperature Monitoring Cable
Figure 6-8 Humidity Monitoring Cable
Figure 6-9 Smoke Monitoring Cable
Figure 6-10 Liquid Level Monitoring Cable
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Figure 6-11 Door Access Control Monitoring Cable
Connection Description
For a description of the monitoring cable connections, refer to Table 6-8.
Table 6-8 Monitoring Cable Connection Descriptions
Cable End A End B
Temperature monitoring cable TEM interface of the common Middle of the cabinet
interface board
Humidity monitoring cable HUM interface of the common Middle of the cabinet
interface board
Smoke monitoring cable SMO interface of the common Smoke sensor at the top of the
interface board cabinet
Liquid level monitoring cable LIQ interface of the common Bottom of the cabinet
interface board
Door access control monitoring DOR interface of the common Front and rear door frames of
cable interface board the cabinet
Core Wire Description

For a description of the core wires of the temperature monitoring cable, refer to Table 6-9.
Table 6-9 Descriptions of the Core Wires of the Temperature Monitoring Cable
Pin number at end A Core Wire Color Pin number at end B Signals
7 White (white, blue) 3 +5 V
4 Blue (white, blue) 2 Temperature signals
1 Orange 1 GND
For a description of the core wires of the humidity monitoring cable, refer to Table 6-10.
Table 6-10 Descriptions of the Core Wires of the Humidity Monitoring Cable
4 Blue (white, blue) 2 Humidity signals
1 Orange 1 GND
For a description of the core wires of the smoke monitoring cable, refer to Table 6-11.
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Table 6-11 Descriptions of the Core Wires of the Smoke Monitoring Cable
4 Blue (white, blue) 3 Smoke signals
1 Orange 2 GND
For a description of the core wires of the liquid level monitoring cable, refer to Table 6-12.
Table 6-12 Descriptions of the Core Wires of the Liquid Level Monitoring Cable
Pin number at end A Core Wire Color End B Signals
1 White (white, blue) Blue wire GND
4 Blue (white, blue) Green wire Liquid level signals
5 White (white, orange) Black wire LED power supply
7 Orange (white, orange) Red wire +5 V
For a description of the core wires of the door access control monitoring cable, refer to
Table 6-13.
Table 6-13 Descriptions of the Core Wires of the Door Access Control Monitoring Cable
1 White 1 –
2 Blue 2 –
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Glossary
ADSL
- Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
ATM
- Asynchronous Transfer Mode
BITS
- Building Integrated Timing Supply
BRI
- Basic Rate Interface
CES
- Circuit Emulation Service
CPU
- Central Processing Unit
DC
- Direct Current
DSL
- Digital Subscriber Line
DSL
EFM
- Ethernet in the First Mile
FE
- Fast Ethernet
GE
- Gigabit Ethernet
GND
- Ground
GPON
- Gigabit Passive Optical Network
IP
- Internet Protocol
ISDN
- Integrated Services Digital Network
LACP
- Link Aggregation Control Protocol
LIU
- Line Interface Unit

MDF
- Main Distribution Frame
MELT
- Metallic Line Test
NM
- Network Management
NMS
- Network Management System
ODF
- Optical Distribution Frame
P2P
- Peer-to-Peer
PDU
- Power Distribution Unit
PON
- Passive Optical Network
POTS
- Plain Old Telephone Service
PPS
- Pulse Per Second
PSTN
- Public Switched Telephone Network
RTN
- Return
SFP
- Small Form-Factor Pluggable
SHDSL
- Single-pair High Digital Subscriber Line
TDM
- Time Division Multiplexing
TOD
- Time of Day
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
WDM
- Wavelength Division Multiplexing
XAUI
- 10Gigabit Attachment Unit Interface
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Revision No. Revision Date Revision Reason

R1.0 2014-12-15 First edition

Serial Number: SJ-20140314093122-002

Publishing Date: 2014-12-15 (R1.0)

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Chapter 2 Cabinet Accessories................................................................. 2-1

Chapter 3 ZXA10 C300M Shelves.............................................................. 3-1

Chapter 4 ZXA10 C350M Shelf .................................................................. 4-1

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Chapter 6 Cables ........................................................................................ 6-1

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What Is in This Manual

Chapter 1, Cabinets Describes the cabinet of ZXA10 C300M/C350M.

Chapter 2, Cabinet Accessories Describes the cabinet accessories of ZXA10 C300M/C350M.

Chapter 3, ZXA10 C300M Shelves Describes the shelves of ZXA10 C300M.

Chapter 4, ZXA10 C350M Shelf Describes the shelf of ZXA10 C350M.

Chapter 5, Cards Describes the cards supported by the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.

Chapter 6, Cables Describes the cables used by the ZXA10 C300M/C350M.

Note: provides additional information about a certain topic.

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1.1 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet

Figure 1-1 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet Outline

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Table 1-1 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet Configuration

1 3 IEC 19-inch shelves

2 2 IEC 19-inch shelves, 2 IEC 19-inch splitter shelves

4 2 IEC 19-inch shelves, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf

Figure 1-2 Cabinet Configuration I

1. Power Distributor 2. IEC 19-inch Shelf 3. Wiring Box

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Figure 1-3 Cabinet Configuration II

1. Power Distributor 3. IEC 19-inch Splitter Shelf

Cabinet Configuration III

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Figure 1-4 Cabinet Configuration III

1. Power Distributor 3. IEC 19-inch Splitter Shelf 5. ZXA10 C350M Brackets

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Figure 1-5 Cabinet Configuration IV

1. Power Distributor 3. Wiring Box 5. ZXA10 C350M Brackets

Table 1-2 B6030-22C-IB Cabinet Specification

Dimension 2200 mm × 600 mm × 300 mm (Height × Width × Depth)

Weight 55 kg (not include shelf)

Voltage l Voltage: -48 V DC

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1.2 B6030-22C-EB Cabinet

1 3 ETSI 21-inch shelves

2 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves, 2 ETSI 21-inch splitter shelves

4 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf

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Figure 1-6 Cabinet Configuration I

1. Power Distributor 2. ETSI 21-inch Shelf 3. Wiring Box

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Figure 1-7 Cabinet Configuration II

1. Power Distributor 3. ETSI 21-inch Splitter Shelf

Cabinet Configuration III

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Figure 1-8 Cabinet Configuration III

1. Power Distributor 4. Wiring Box 6. ZXA10 C350M Service

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Figure 1-9 Cabinet Configuration IV

1. Power Distributor 4. ZXA10 C350M Service