MA5616 V800R312C00 Hardware Description 02 PDF

SmartAX MA5616 Multi-service Access Module
V800R312C00
Hardware Description
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02
Date
2013-01-25
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Intended Audience
This document describes the hardware of the MA5616 in terms of chassis, board, cable, and
electromechanical device.
This document provides information about the appearance, functions, working principles, and
parameters for the components of the MA5616 chassis.
This document is intended for:
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Network planning engineer
Hardware installation engineer
Installation and commissioning engineer
Field maintenance engineer
Data configuration engineer
System maintenance engineer
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About This Document
Update History
Updates between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue contains
all updates made in previous issues.
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Based on product version V800R312C00 issue 01 (2012-10-30), the document is updated as
follows:
The power consumption of the control boards and service boards are modified.
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follows:
The following information is added:
2.3.4 H831CCUE Board
The following information is modified:
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1.1 Appearance and Structure
1.2 Configuration
1.5 Working Principles
1.7 Specifications
2.2 Board Classification and Corresponding Slots
2.3.1 Differences Between Control Boards
2.3.3 H831CCUC Board
2.4.1 Differences Between VDSL2 Service Boards
2.8 Optical Module

follows:
The following information is added:
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2.3.2 H831CCUB Board
The following information is modified:

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1.2 Configuration
1.7 Specifications
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2.8 Optical Module
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Contents
Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii
1 Chassis.............................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Appearance and Structure...................................................................................................................................2
1.2 Configuration......................................................................................................................................................2
1.3 ESD Jack.............................................................................................................................................................4
1.4 Power Distribution Principle..............................................................................................................................4
1.5 Working Principles.............................................................................................................................................5
1.6 Heat Dissipation.................................................................................................................................................6
1.7 Specifications......................................................................................................................................................9
2 Board..............................................................................................................................................14
2.1 Board Overview................................................................................................................................................16
2.1.1 Board Structure........................................................................................................................................16
2.1.2 Board Dimensions...................................................................................................................................17
2.1.3 Board Name and Version........................................................................................................................18
2.1.4 Board Label.............................................................................................................................................18
2.2 Board Classification and Corresponding Slots.................................................................................................20
2.3 Control Board...................................................................................................................................................22
2.3.1 Differences Between Control Boards......................................................................................................22
2.3.2 H831CCUB Board...................................................................................................................................23
2.3.3 H831CCUC Board...................................................................................................................................33
2.3.4 H831CCUE Board...................................................................................................................................43
2.4 Broadband Service Board.................................................................................................................................53
2.4.1 Differences Between VDSL2 Service Boards.........................................................................................53
2.4.2 H831EIUD Board....................................................................................................................................55
2.4.3 H831EIUA Board....................................................................................................................................58
2.4.4 H83A/H835/H836ADLE Board..............................................................................................................61
2.4.5 H835VDGE Board..................................................................................................................................65
2.4.6 H835VDSE Board...................................................................................................................................69
2.4.7 H835VDSH Board...................................................................................................................................73
2.4.8 H835VDTH Board..................................................................................................................................77
2.4.9 H83BVDLE Board..................................................................................................................................81
2.4.10 H83BVDLF Board................................................................................................................................85
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2.4.11 H83BVCLE Board................................................................................................................................89

2.4.12 H83BVCLF Board.................................................................................................................................93
2.4.13 H83BVDMM Board..............................................................................................................................97
2.4.14 H83BVCMM Board............................................................................................................................102
2.4.15 H832SHLH Board...............................................................................................................................106
2.5 Narrowband Service Board............................................................................................................................111
2.5.1 H838ASRB Board.................................................................................................................................111
2.5.2 H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB Board..........................................................................................115
2.5.3 H832DSLD Board.................................................................................................................................120
2.6 Broadband and Narrowband Combo Service Board......................................................................................124
2.6.1 H835CALE Board.................................................................................................................................124
2.6.2 H83BCVLC/H83BCVLE Board...........................................................................................................130
2.7 Power Board...................................................................................................................................................135
2.7.1 H831PDIA Board..................................................................................................................................135
2.7.2 H832PDIA Board..................................................................................................................................138
2.7.3 H832PDVA Board.................................................................................................................................141
2.7.4 H832PDVAA Board..............................................................................................................................144
2.7.5 H831PAIA Board..................................................................................................................................147
2.7.6 H831PAIC Board..................................................................................................................................150
2.7.7 H831PAIB Board..................................................................................................................................152
2.8 Optical Module...............................................................................................................................................157
3 Cable............................................................................................................................................162
3.1 DC Power Cable.............................................................................................................................................164
3.2 AC Power Cable.............................................................................................................................................166
3.3 Lead-acid Battery Power Cable......................................................................................................................167
3.4 Fe-lithium Battery Power Cable.....................................................................................................................169
3.5 PGND Cable...................................................................................................................................................171
3.6 Local Maintenance Serial Port Cable.............................................................................................................172
3.7 Local Maintenance and Environment Monitoring Combo Cable...................................................................174
3.8 Network Cable................................................................................................................................................176
3.9 Environment Monitoring Cable......................................................................................................................179
3.10 Clock Bridging Cable...................................................................................................................................181
3.11 32-Channel Subscriber Cable.......................................................................................................................183
3.12 Optical Fiber.................................................................................................................................................186
4 Electromechanical Device........................................................................................................189
4.1 EPS30-4815AF Power System.......................................................................................................................190
4.2 ETP4830 Power System.................................................................................................................................196
4.3 ESCM EMU...................................................................................................................................................202
4.4 PMIB01 Sensor Transfer Box........................................................................................................................207
4.5 MUE02A Sensor Transfer Box......................................................................................................................211
4.6 12 AH Battery.................................................................................................................................................214
4.7 PBL 02A Fe-lithium Battery Module.............................................................................................................215
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A Acronyms and Abbreviations................................................................................................219
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Chassis
About This Chapter

The MA5616 chassis is a 2 U (1 U = 44.45 mm) small-capacity chassis. It can be installed in
the 19-inch cabinet or rack.
An MA5616 supports common and enhanced subracks. If an enhanced subrack is used, the
CCUE control board, PDVAA power board, service boards which support Vectoring function,
and software versions of the MA5616 can be used to support the vectoring function.
The MA5616 chassis is 2 U high and houses six boards and a fan tray. Mounting ears are provided
for installing the MA5616 chassis in a 19-inch cabinet or rack.
1.2 Configuration
In the MA5616 chassis, slot 0 houses the control board, slots 1-4 service boards, and slot 5 power
board.
1.3 ESD Jack
This topic provides the position of the ESD jack of the MA5616 chassis.
1.4 Power Distribution Principle
The MA5616 can be powered by a DC or AC power source through a DC or AC power board.
The power board outputs -48 V DC, +3.3 V DC, and +12 V DC power to the backplane. Then
the backplane provides the -48 V DC and +3.3 V DC power for the service board and control
board, and provides the +12 V DC power for the fan monitoring board.
The MA5616 supports GPON, 10G GPON or GE upstream transmission by using its control
board and provides broadband and narrowband access services by using different service boards.
1.6 Heat Dissipation
The MA5616 chassis provides a fan tray that houses a fan monitoring board and fans for heat
dissipation.
1.7 Specifications
This topic provides the dimensions, weight, and typical power consumption of the MA5616
chassis.
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The MA5616 chassis is 2 U high and houses six boards and a fan tray. Mounting ears are provided
for installing the MA5616 chassis in a 19-inch cabinet or rack.
Figure 1-1 and Figure 1-2 show the appearances and structures of the MA5616.
Figure 1-1 Appearance and structure of the MA5616 (AC-powered, configured with CCUB
control board)
Figure 1-2 Appearance and structure of the MA5616 (AC-powered, configured with CCUC
control board)
Fan tray
Mounting ear
Control board
Service board
AC power board
(H831PAIA)
NOTE
The appearance of the CCUE control board is the same as that of the CCUC control board. The only
difference is their silkscreens. Figure 1-2 shows the appearance of the MA5616 configured with the CCUC
control board.
1.2 Configuration
In the MA5616 chassis, slot 0 houses the control board, slots 1-4 service boards, and slot 5 power
board.
Figure 1-3 shows the layout of the MA5616 chassis.
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Figure 1-3 Layout of the MA5616 chassis
Table 1-1 lists the boards supported by the MA5616 chassis and the slot restriction.
Table 1-1 Board configuration in the MA5616 chassis
Board
Type
Board Name
Slot
Control
board
H831CCUB, H831CCUC, H831CCUE
Service
board
H831EIUD
l When
the
MA561
6 uses
the main
control
board of
CCUC,
EIUD
can be
inserted
in the
1-2 slot.
l When
the
MA561
6 uses
the main
control
board of
CCUE,
EIUD
can be
inserted
in the
1-4 slot.
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Board Name
Slot
H831EIUA
1-4
H83A/H835ADLE/H836ADLE, H835VDGE, H835VDSE,

H835VDSH, H835VDTH, H83BVDLE, H83BVDLF,
H83BVCLE, H83BVCLF, H83BVDMM, H83BVCMM,
H832SHLH
H838ASRB, H837/H838/H839ASPB, H835DSLD
H835CALE, H83BCVLE/H83BCVLC
Power
board
H831PDIA, H832PDIA, H832PDVA, H832PDVAA,

H831PAIA, H831PAIC, H831PAIB
1.3 ESD Jack

This topic provides the position of the ESD jack of the MA5616 chassis.
Wear an ESD wrist strap when installing the chassis. Insert one end of the ESD wrist strap into
the ESD jack in the left of the chassis.
Figure 1-4 shows the position of the ESD jack of the MA5616 chassis.
Figure 1-4 Position of the ESD jack of the MA5616 chassis
1.4 Power Distribution Principle

The MA5616 can be powered by a DC or AC power source through a DC or AC power board.
The power board outputs -48 V DC, +3.3 V DC, and +12 V DC power to the backplane. Then
the backplane provides the -48 V DC and +3.3 V DC power for the service board and control
board, and provides the +12 V DC power for the fan monitoring board.
Figure 1-5 illustrates the power distribution principle of the DC-powered MA5616 chassis.
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Figure 1-5 Power distribution principle of the MA5616 chassis(DC-powered by H831PDIA/

H832PDIA/H832PDVA/H832PDVAA)
DC input
DC power
board
(H831PDIA/
H832PDVA/
H832PDVAA)
DC input 0
DC input 1
DC power
board
(H832PDIA)
-48 V DC
-48 V DC
+12 V DC
+12 V DC
+3.3 V DC
Backplane
+3.3 V DC
BGND, GND
BGND, GND
-48 V DC
-48 V DC
+12 V DC
+12 V DC
+3.3 V DC
Board
Backplane
+3.3 V DC
Board
BGND, GND
BGND, GND
Figure 1-6 and Figure 1-7 illustrate the power distribution principle of the AC-powered
MA5616 chassis.
Figure 1-6 Power distribution principle of the MA5616 chassis (AC-powered by H831PAIA/
H831PAIC)
-48 V DC
AC input
AC power
board
(H831PAIA/
H831PAIC)
-48 V DC
+12 V DC
+3.3 V DC
BGND, GND
+12 V DC
Backplane
+3.3 V DC
Board
BGND, GND
Figure 1-7 Power distribution principle of the MA5616 chassis (AC-powered with power
backup by H831PAIB)

The MA5616 supports GPON, 10G GPON or GE upstream transmission by using its control
board and provides broadband and narrowband access services by using different service boards.
Figure 1-8 illustrates the working principles of the MA5616 chassis.
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Figure 1-8 Working principles of the MA5616 chassis
The working principles of the MA5616 chassis are as follows:

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The control board transmits services upstream and subtends device through subboards and
manages service boards.
The power board outputs DC power to the backplane and then the backplane transmits the
power to the fan tray, service boards, and control board.
The broadband or narrowband service board is connected to a user-side device by using a

subscriber cable, and then the control board puts the user-side device through to the IP
network. In this way, broadband or narrowband access service is provisioned to the userside device.
The fan monitoring board monitors the fan tray and transmits the monitoring signal to the
control board through the backplane.
1.6 Heat Dissipation

The MA5616 chassis provides a fan tray that houses a fan monitoring board and fans for heat
dissipation.
Function
The fan tray of the MA5616 chassis provides the following functions:
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Heat dissipation: The fan tray is located in the left part of the MA5616 chassis and blows
air to dissipate heat for the chassis. The cool air flows into the chassis from the left and
then flows out from the right of the chassis after passing the boards.
Monitoring: A fan monitoring board is configured in the fan tray. The fan monitoring board
checks whether the fans are functioning properly, provides a port for communicating with
the control board, and periodically transmits the monitoring information to the control
board.
Speed adjustment: The fan tray automatically adjusts fan speed according to the
temperatures detected by temperature sensors on all boards and the traffic volume on the
voice service boards.
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Ventilation
The fan tray, which is in the left part of the MA5616 chassis, houses fans to blow air for heat
dissipation.
The ventilation of the MA5616 chassis is as follows: Cool air enters the chassis from the left
side, and then flows towards the right side, and finally exits from the right side.
Figure 1-9 illustrates the ventilation of the MA5616 chassis.
Figure 1-9 Ventilation of the MA5616 chassis
Appearance
The fan tray used by the MA5616 chassis houses two fans. Figure 1-10 shows the appearance
of the fan tray.
Figure 1-10 Appearance of the fan tray
Indicator
Table 1-2 describes the FAN indicator on the fan tray of the MA5616 chassis.
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Table 1-2 FAN indicator on the fan tray

Silk Screen
Description
FAN
Steady green
The fan tray functions properly.
Steady red
The fan tray is abnormal.
Fan Speed Adjustment Mode

Fans in the fan tray of the MA5616 chassis have the following modes:
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Self-check mode: Fans start running at full speed when the device is powered on for the
first time or is reset. After fans start up, the duty ratio of fans is initialized.
Troubleshooting mode: The remaining fans run in accordance with the actual amount of
wind required by the system cooling when one fan failure or stop rotation.
Board-based fan speed adjustment mode: According to the temperatures detected by

temperature sensors on all boards and the traffic volume on the voice service boards, fans
automatically adjust their speed.
Figure 1-11 shows the status transfer of the fans after the fan tray starts up.
Figure 1-11 Fan status transfer
Specifications
Table 1-3 lists the specifications of the fan tray of the MA5616 chassis.
Table 1-3 Specifications of the fan tray
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Parameter
Specification
Dimensions (W x D x H)
29 mm x 220 mm x 85.5 mm
Weight
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Parameter
Specification
Maximum power consumption
20 W (including the power consumption of

two fans)
1.7 Specifications
This topic provides the dimensions, weight, and typical power consumption of the MA5616
chassis.
Dimensions
Table 1-4 lists the dimensions of the MA5616 chassis.
Table 1-4 Dimensions of the MA5616 chassis
Parameter
Specification (W x D x H)
Dimensions (excluding mounting ears)
442 mm x 245 mm x 88.1 mm
Dimensions (including mounting ears)
482.6 mm x 245 mm x 88.1 mm
Weight
Table 1-5 lists the weight of the MA5616 chassis.
Table 1-5 Weight of the MA5616 chassis
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Parameter
Specification
Weight (empty chassis)
4.8 kg
Weight (chassis in full configuration)
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Power Consumption
NOTE
l The static power consumption is the power consumption in the case that all ports are not activated.
l The typical power consumption is the power consumption in the case that 50% broadband service ports
are activated and 25% telephones connected to the voice service ports are off-hook, and the POTS
current is 20 mA.
l The maximum power consumption is the power consumption in the case that all broadband service
ports are activated and its maximum number of concurrent voice ports supported are off-hook, and the
POTS current is 20 mA.
l The static, typical, and maximum power consumption are obtained when the fan rotates at a default
rate.
l The power consumption of an MA5616 that uses a single gigabit Ethernet (GE) port for upstream
transmission is 0.6 W less than that of anMA5616 that uses a single GPON port. The power consumption
of an MA5616 that uses a single GPON port for upstream transmission is 11.4 W less than that of an
MA5616 that uses a single 10G GPON port for upstream transmission.
Table 1-6 lists the power consumption of the MA5616 chassis configured with H831CCUB
control board (AC-powered, GPON upstream transmission).
Table 1-6 Power consumption of the MA5616 chassis (AC-powered, GPON upstream
transmission)
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Static
Power
Consump
tion
Typical
Power
Consump
tion
Maximum
Power
Consumpt
ion
1 H831CCUB board (without the DSP

daughter board) + 4 H835ADLE boards
63.2W
114.7 W
170.5W

daughter board) + 4 H835VDGE boards
101.1W
140.0 W
172.0W

daughter board) + 4 H835VDSE boards
120.8W
160.8 W
213.2W

daughter board) + 4 H83BVDLE boards
79.2W
124.4 W
184.0W
1 H831CCUB board (with the DSP

daughter board) + 2 H838ASPB boards
61.5W
80.1 W
144.7W

daughter board) + 2 H835ADLE boards + 2
H838ASPB boards
73.1W
117.4 W
210.0W

daughter board) + 4 H835CALE boards
109.7W
130.9 W
220.9W

daughter board) + 4 H83BCVLE/
H83BCVLC boards
98.1W
184.1 W
293.1W

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NOTE
When the MA5616 is DC-powered, the power consumption value equals the corresponding value in
the preceding table minus 15 W.
Table 1-7 lists the power consumption of the MA5616 chassis configured with H831CCUC
transmission)
Static
Power
Consump
tion
Typical
Power
Consumpti
on
Maximum
Power
Consump
tion
1 H831CCUC board (without the DSP

56.2W
107.7 W
163.5W

94.1W
133 W
165.0W

113.8W
153.8 W
206.2W

72.2W
117.4 W
177.0W

daughter board) + 4 H83BVDMM boards
115.8W
145 W
231.5W
1 H831CCUC board (with the DSP

54.5W
73.1 W
137.7W

66.1W
daughter board) + 2 H835ADLE boards +
2 H838ASPB boards
110.4 W
203.0W

102.7W
123.9 W
213.9W

H83BCVLC boards
91.1W
177.1 W
286.1W
NOTE
the preceding table minus 12 W
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transmission)
Static
Power
Consumpt
ion
Typical
Power
Consumpt
ion
Maximum
Power
Consumpt
ion
1 H831CCUE board (without the DSP

47.6 W
99.1 W
155.0 W

85.6 W
124.4 W
156.4 W

105.2 W
145.2 W
197.6 W

63.6 W
108.8 W
168.4 W

daughter board) + 4 H83BVCLE/VCLF
boards
178 W
245.6 W
329.6 W
175.2 W
293.7 W
375.9 W

daughter board) + 4 H83BVDMM boards
107.2 W
136.4 W
222.9 W
1 H831CCUE board (with the DSP

46 W
64.5 W
129.1 W

daughter board) + 2 H835ADLE boards +
2 H838ASPB boards
57.6 W
101.9 W
194.4 W

94.1 W
115.3 W
205.3 W

H83BCVLC boards
82.5 W
168.5 W
277.5 W
NOTE
The Vectoring function is enable.

daughter board) + 4 H83BVCMM boards
NOTE
The Vectoring function is enable.
NOTE
the preceding table minus 12 W.
Power Supply
Table 1-9 lists the power supply parameters of the MA5616 chassis.
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Table 1-9 Power supply parameters of the MA5616 chassis

Parameter
Specification
Power supply mode
l DC power supply
l AC power supply
l AC power supply with power backup
Working voltage range
l DC power supply: -38.4 V DC to -72 V DC

l AC power supply: 90 V AC to 264 V AC
l AC power supply with power backup:
AC power supply: 90 V AC to 264 V AC
Power backup: -43.2 V DC to -52 V DC
Maximum input current
l DC power supply: 14 A
l AC power supply: 6 A
l AC power supply with power backup:
AC power supply: 3 A
Power backup: 5 A
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Board
About This Chapter

This topic covers the types, functions, working principles, front panels, ports, daughter boards,
pin assignments, and specifications of the boards used in the MA5616 chassis.
2.1 Board Overview
This manual describes the supply of boards supported by the product. However, the availability
of the boards is subject to the PCNs. For the availability of the boards, contact product mangers
at Huawei representative offices.
This topic describes the types, names, and slots of boards supported by the MA5616 chassis,
and also describes the compatibility of the service boards with the control boards.
2.3 Control Board
The control board converges upstream services and manages the device, and manages services
for each interface module.
2.4 Broadband Service Board
The broadband service board provides Ethernet and xDSL (ADSL2+/VDSL2/SHDSL) access
services through its broadband ports.
2.5 Narrowband Service Board
The narrowband service board provides narrowband (POTS/ISDN) access services through its
narrowband ports.
2.6 Broadband and Narrowband Combo Service Board
The broadband and narrowband combo service board provides broadband and narrowband
access services to meet high-density user access requirements and reduce carriers' network
construction and maintenance costs.
2.7 Power Board
Connected to the external AC or DC power supply, the power board converts the voltage of such
power supply into a proper voltage using its power module and powers the other boards in the
chassis.
2.8 Optical Module
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This topic describes the types and specifications of pluggable optical modules supported by the
MA5616.
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2.1 Board Overview

This manual describes the supply of boards supported by the product. However, the availability
of the boards is subject to the PCNs. For the availability of the boards, contact product mangers
at Huawei representative offices.
2.1.1 Board Structure

A board mainly consists of the printed circuit board (PCB) and the front panel.
Figure 2-1 shows the structure of a board (using the CCUC board as an example).
Figure 2-1 Board structure
Silk screen
Indicators
Reset button
Ejector lever
Laser label
Port
Plate
PCB
Captive screw
A board mainly consists of the following parts:

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PCB
The PCB houses various functional chips of the board and is the most important part of the
board. Through the front panel, the PCB provides indicators, buttons, and ports. For some
boards, the PCB also provides a position for installing a daughter board.
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NOTE
Different boards provide different indicators, buttons, and ports; not all boards support a daughter
board. For details, see the description of each board.
Front panel, including the captive screws, ejector levers, and plate
Captive screws: secure the board in the subrack.
Ejector levers: used for inserting or removing the board.
Plate: connects the PCB and the ejector levers. The plate also provides a surface for
attaching some labels (such as the bar code label and laser label).
2.1.2 Board Dimensions

This topic describes the dimensions of each type of board.
Figure 2-2 illustrates the dimensions of a board (using a EIUA service board as an example).
Figure 2-2 Board structure
Table 2-1 lists the dimensions of the boards supported by the product.
Table 2-1 Board dimensions
Board
Type
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Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Control
board
140 mm x 220 mm
x 40.14 mm
Power
board
140 mm x 220 mm
x 40.14 mm

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Board
Type
2 Board
Board Appearance
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Service
board
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
2.1.3 Board Name and Version

This topic describes the board name and version.
As shown in Figure 2-3 (using the VDSE board as an example), the board name and version
are printed on the PCB of a board.
Figure 2-3 Board name and version
H835VDSE VER.A
Full board
Board PCB
name Board silk version
screen
NOTE
l H835VDSE is the full board name. Different full board names indicate different boards. For example,
H837ASPB and H838ASPB are two different boards.
l VDSE is the board silk screen, indicating a type of board. For example, ASPB includes H837ASPB
and H838ASPB that have the same silk screen.
l VER.A is the board PCB version. The PCB version will be upgraded with regard to technology
development or due to end of production of some key components. Generally, a PCB version change
does not cause board function changes, unless otherwise specified in the document.
2.1.4 Board Label

This topic describes the meanings of the labels attached to the board front panel.
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Laser Label
The optical ports of all boards use the same laser label: CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT, which
indicates a class 1 laser. The laser label as shown in Figure 2-4.
Figure 2-4 Laser label
The optical port with a class 1 laser provides an output optical power lower than 10 dBm (10
mW).
DANGER
Please do not look into an optical port without eye protection. The laser will injure your eyes.
Bar Code Label

The bar code label is the first 16 digits of a generally board label, as shown in Figure 2-5.
Figure 2-5 Board bar code
Board type
Year Month
Serial number
MRPII system code
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Position
Name
Introduction
1-6
Board type
The last six digits of the board BOM.
7, 8
MRPII
system code
Codes for differentiating different vendors.
Year
The year of production date, the last digit is used. For

example, year 2004 is recorded as 4. From 2010, letters are
used, A to Z indicate years starting from 2010.

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Position
Name
Introduction
10
Month
The month of production date, in hexadecimal notation. For

example, October is displayed as A.
11-16
Serial number
The serial number (SN) of a board. It is updated every month

and ranges from 000001 to 999999.

This topic describes the types, names, and slots of boards supported by the MA5616 chassis,
and also describes the compatibility of the service boards with the control boards.
Table 2-2 lists the boards supported by the MA5616 chassis.
NOTE
In the table,"" indicates "supported" and "" indicates "not supported".
Table 2-2 Boards supported by the MA5616 chassis

Board Type
Control board
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Board Name
Compatibility with the Control

Board
H831CCU
B
H831CCU
C
H831CCU
E
H831CCUB
H831CCUC
H831CCUE

Slot
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Board Type
Broadband
service board
Board Name
H831EIUD
2 Board

Board
H831CCU
B
H831CCU
C
H831CCU
E
Slot
l When
the
MA561
6 uses
the main
control
board of
CCUC,
EIUD
can be
inserted
in the
1-2 slot.
l When
the
MA561
6 uses
the main
control
board of
CCUE,
EIUD
can be
inserted
in the
1-4 slot.
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H831EIUA
H83A/
H835ADLE/
H836ADLE
H835VDGE
H835VDSE
H835VDSH
H835VDTH
H83BVDLE
H83BVDLF
H83BVCLE
H83BVCLF

1-4
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Board Name
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Board
H831CCU
B
H831CCU
C
H831CCU
E
H83BVDM
M
H83BVCM
M
H832SHLH
H838ASRB
H837/H838/
H839ASPB
H832DSLD
Broadband and
narrowband
combo board
H835CALE
H83BCVLC/
H83BCVLE
Power board
H831PDIA
H832PDIA
H832PDVA
H832PDVA
A
H831PAIA
H831PAIC
H831PAIB
Narrowband
service board
Slot
2.3 Control Board

The control board converges upstream services and manages the device, and manages services
for each interface module.

Control boards supported by the MA5616 chassis include H831CCUB, H831CCUC and
H831CCUE.
Table 2-3 lists the differences between control boards.
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Table 2-3 Differences between control boards

Parameter
H831CCUB
H831CCUC
H831CCUE
Supported
Daughter
Board
Upstream daughter
board:
Upstream daughter
board:
Upstream daughter
board:
l GP1A
l UP2A
l UP2A
l GE1A
l UP2C
l UP2C
Voice daughter board:
l XP1A
l XP1A
l ADSA
l ADSC
l ASDA
l ASDA
l ADSM
l ADSC
l ADSC
l ASDM
l ASDM
l CONSOLE
l CON/ESC
l CON/ESC
l ESC
l ETH
l ETH
l ETH
l CLK/TOD
l CLK/TOD
l ALARM
l ALARM
l ALARM
l GE0
l GE
l GE
l When the GP1A

daughter board is
configured:
GE0 (SFP port)
l When the UP2A or

UP2C daughter
board is
configured:
l When the UP2A or

UP2C daughter
board is
configured:
PON (SFF port)
0 (SFP port)
0 (SFP port)
1 (SFP port)
1 (SFP port)
l When the XP1A

daughter board is
configured: 10G
GPON (SFP port)
l When the XP1A

daughter board is
configured: 10G
GPON (SFP port)
Port on the
Front Panel (on
the Bottom
Plate)
Upstream Port
(on the
Daughter
Board)
l When the GE1A

daughter board is
configured:
GE0 (SFP port)
GE1 (SFP port)
NOTE
l Silk screens of ports are listed in Table 2-3. For details about the indications of these ports, see the topics
of control boards.
l Different control boards for the MA5616 chassis support different service boards. For details, see "2.2 Board
Classification and Corresponding Slots."
2.3.2 H831CCUB Board

H831CCUB is a centralized control unit board. It manages the broadband service boards,
narrowband service boards, and various interface modules. Using different daughter boards, the
H831CCUB board supports GPON or GE ports for transmitting services upstream or cascading
equipment.
Overview
The H831CCUB board supports the following functions:
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Upstream transmission by using the GP1A or GE1A upstream daughter board:
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GPON
GE
One GE cascading port (either optical or electrical)
NOTE
"either optical or electrical" indicates that the GE0 optical port provided by the daughter board or
the GE0 electrical port on the front panel of the H831CCUB board can be selected, one port at a time.
Voice daughter boards: ASDA ,ASDC and ASDM
Local and remote maintenance
Environmental monitoring parameters
Alarming for digital parameters
Figure 2-6 shows the external connections of the H831CCUB board.

Figure 2-6 External connections of the H831CCUB board
Working Principle
Figure 2-7 illustrates the working principle of the H831CCUB board.
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Figure 2-7 Working principle of the H831CCUB board
The basic working principle of the H831CCUB board is as follows:

l
The interface module controls GE cascading and the GE optical ports of the upstream
daughter board.
The switch module converts the data of the upstream daughter board and downstream
service boards.
The control module controls and manages the upstream daughter board, downstream
service boards, and logic function modules.
The power module controls the power supply fed from the backplane and powers the
upstream daughter board and other function modules of the H831CCUB board.
The clock module provides the working clock for other function modules of the
H831CCUB board.
Front Panel
Table 2-4 describes the front panel of the H831CCUB board holding the GP1A daughter board.
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Table 2-4 Front panel of the H831CCUB board (holding the GP1A daughter board)
GE0
LINK AUTH
LINK ACT
RESET
PON
RUN
ALM
CCUB
RUN ALM: running status LED
CONSOLE
Green: blinks at 0.25s intervals
The board starts up and is

being loaded.
Green: blinks at 1s intervals
The board functions

properly.
Red: always on
The board is faulty.
GE0
ETH
LINK: link status LED (GE optical port and PON port)
PON
ESC
Green: always on
The link functions

properly.
Green: off
The link malfunctions.
ALARM
ACT: data status LED (GE optical port)
GE0
Green: blinks
Data is being transmitted.
Green: off
No data is being
transmitted.
AUTH: authentication LED (PON port)

An authentication is
being performed.
Green: always on
successful.
Green: off
No authentication is
being performed.
ETH port status indicator
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Green indicator on
A connection is set up on
the port.
Green indicator off
No connection is set up on
the port.
Yellow indicator blinking
The port is transmitting or

receiving data.
Yellow indicator off
No data is being
transmitted on the port

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GE0: GE electrical port status indicator

Green indicator on
the port.
Green indicator off
the port.

receiving data.
No data is being
CAUTION
RESET: This button is used to manually reset the board. Resetting
the board interrupts services. Therefore, exercise caution when using this
button.
Table 2-5 describes the front panel of the H831CCUB board holding the GE1A daughter board.
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Table 2-5 Front panel of the H831CCUB board (holding the GE1A daughter board)
GE1
LINK ACT
RESET
GE0
RUN
ALM
CCUB
RUN ALM: running status LED
CONSOLE
The board starts up and is

being loaded.
Green: blinks at 1s intervals
The board functions

properly.
Red: always on
GE0
ETH
LINK: link status LED (GE optical port)

The port is receiving
downstream optical
signals.
Green: off
The port does not receive

any downstream optical
signals.
GE1
ESC
Green: always on
ALARM
GE0
ACT: data status LED (GE optical port)

Green: blinks
Data is being transmitted.
Green: off
No data is being
transmitted.

Green indicator on
the port.
Green indicator off
the port.

receiving data.
No data is being
GE0: GE electrical port status indicator
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the port.
Green indicator off
the port.

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receiving data.
No data is being
CAUTION
RESET: This button is used to manually reset the board. Resetting
the board interrupts services. Therefore, exercise caution when using this
button.
Port
Table 2-6 describes the ports of the H831CCUB board holding the GP1A daughter board.
Table 2-6 Ports of the H831CCUB board (holding the GP1A daughter board)
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Port
Function
Connection
CONSOLE (RS-232
serial port)
Supports local and remote

maintenance and allows users to
configure the system on the
command line interface (CLI) by
using software such as
HyperTerminal. The default baud
rate is 9600 bit/s.
Use a local maintenance

serial port cable to
connect the CONSOLE
port to the serial port of a
maintenance terminal.
ETH (RJ45 port)
100M Base-T debug Ethernet port

(FE port, 100 Mbit/s full-duplex
adaptive).
Use a network cable to

connect the ETH port to the
Ethernet port of a
ESC (RS-485 serial port)
Reports the monitored

environmental parameters to the
device.
Use a straight-through
network cable to connect
the ESC port to an
environment monitoring
device.
ALARM (RJ45 port)
Provides an environment
monitoring channel for digital
parameters.
Use an environment
monitoring cable to
connect the ALARM port
to a sensor.
GE0 (RJ45 port)
1000M/100M/10M full-duplex,
adaptive between upstream
Ethernet port and cascading
Ethernet port.

connect the GE0 port to the
Ethernet port of a Layer 2/
Layer 3 switch, router, or
cascaded device.

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Port
Function
Connection
GE0 (SFP port)
GE upstream or cascading optical

port, multiplexed with the GE0
(RJ45) port.
Use a GE optical module

and an LC/PC optical
fiber to connect the GE0
port to the optical port of an
upstream or cascaded
device.
PON (SFF port)
GPON upstream optical port.
Use an SC/PC optical

fiber to connect the PON
upstream device.
Table 2-7 describes the ports of the H831CCUB board holding the GE1A daughter board.
Table 2-7 Ports of the H831CCUB board (holding the GE1A daughter board)
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Port
Function
Connection
CONSOLE (RS-232
serial port)
Supports local and remote

maintenance and allows users to
configure the system on the CLI by
using software such as
HyperTerminal. The default baud
rate is 9600 bit/s.

serial port cable to
connect the CONSOLE
port to the serial port of a
ETH (RJ45 port)

adaptive)

Ethernet port of a
ESC (RS-485 serial port)
Reports the monitored

device.
Use a straight-through
network cable to connect
the ESC port to an
device.
ALARM (RJ45 port)
Provides an environment
monitoring channel for digital
parameters.
Use an environment
monitoring cable to
to a sensor.
GE0 (RJ45 port)
1000M/100M/10M full-duplex,
adaptive between upstream Ethernet
port and cascading Ethernet port.

connect the GE0 port to the
Ethernet port of a Layer 2/
Layer 3 switch, router, or
cascaded device.

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Port
Function
Connection
GE0 (SFP port)
GE upstream or cascading optical

port, multiplexed with the GE0
(RJ45) port.

device.
GE1 (SFP port)
GE upstream port.

upstream device.
NOTE
l Different GE optical modules can be configured for different application scenarios.

l For details about the parameters and matching cables of the optical modules, see "Optical Module".
Pin Assignments
Table 2-8 describes the pin assignments of the ALARM port on front panel of the H831CCUB
board.
Table 2-8 Pin assignments of the ALARM port
Port
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
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Pin
Signal
Default Setting
MONITOR 0
RTN
MONITOR 1
RTN
MONITOR 2
RTN
MONITOR 3
RTN

Door
Arrester
Wiring
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NOTE
l Default settings in Table 2-8 are recommended values. In practice, the ALARM port is connected to
different types of digital sensors as required.
l When the default setting of a pair of pins is different from the actual sensor corresponding to the pair
of pins, the default setting needs to be changed using the CLI so that it is the same as the actual setting.
l Each digital sensor corresponds to a pair of pins (negative power is supplied to the pins). When the
pins are connected, the corresponding digital parameter is 0. When the pins are not connected, the
corresponding digital parameter is 1.
Daughter Board
The H831CCUB board supports the following daughter boards: GP1A, GE1A, ASDA, ASDC
and ASDM. Figure 2-8 shows the positions of the daughter boards on the H831CCUB board.
Figure 2-8 Positions of the daughter boards on the H831CCUB board
NOTE
l GP1A or GE1A is installed in the position of 0.

l ASDA, ASDC or ASDM in the position of 1.
l A faulty GP1A, or GE1A upstream daughter board can be replaced with a daughter board only of the
same type.
l A voice daughter board (ASDA, ASDC or ASDM) is required only when the device has POTS service
boards.
Table 2-9 describes the ports and functions provided by the daughter boards of the H831CCUB
board.
Table 2-9 Ports and functions provided by the daughter boards of the H831CCUB board
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Daughter
Board
Port
Function
GP1A
One GPON port and one GE

optical port
Transmits services upstream or cascades

equipment.

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Daughter
Board
Port
Function
GE1A
Two GE optical ports
GE0 transmits services upstream or

cascades equipment, GE1 transmits
services upstream equipment.
ASDA/ASDC/
ASDM
Provides a built-in DSP chip which is

used for processing voice frequency and
converting digital signals into VoIP
packets. Compared with the ASDA/
ASDC daughter board, the ASDM
daughter board supports more powerful
call capabilities.
Specifications
Table 2-10 lists the specifications of the H831CCUB board.
Table 2-10 Specifications of the H831CCUB board
Board
Power Consumption
H831CCUB
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
40 W
NOTE
l AC, GPON, FCBA (0 level)
l The power consumption of an
H831CCUB that uses gigabit
Ethernet (GE) port for upstream
transmission is 1.6 W less than
that of an H831CCUB that uses
a single GPON port.
l The power consumption of a
DC-powered H831CCUB is 15
W less than that of an ACpowered H831CCUB.

H831CCUC is a centralized control unit board. It is used to manage the broadband service boards,
H831CCUC board supports GPON or GE adaptive ports for transmitting services upstream or
cascading equipment.
Overview
The H831CCUC board supports the following functions:
l
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Upstream transmission by using the UP2A or UP2C daughter board:

GPON
GE
NOTE
"either optical or electrical" indicates:

l The port 0 and port 1 provided by the daughter board support either the GE optical module or
electrical module and therefore can function as a GE optical or electrical port.
l The port 0 provided by the daughter board or the GE electrical port on the front panel of the
H831CCUC board can be selected, one port at a time.
XP1A daughter board, providing a 10G GPON upstream transmission mode

NOTE
The GE electrical port on the H831CCUC cannot be used if an XP1A daughter board is configured
on the H831CCUC.
Voice daughter board: ASDA, ASDC or ASDM
Transfer of synchronous clock signals
Figure 2-9 shows the external connections of the H831CCUC board.

Figure 2-9 External connections of the H831CCUC board
Working Principle
Figure 2-10 illustrates the working principle of the H831CCUC board.
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Figure 2-10 Working principle of the H831CCUC board
The basic working principle of the H831CCUC board is as follows:

l
The control and service processing module manages other function modules of the board
using its management interface, and also connects to the service boards using its service
interface for service processing.
The logic module controls clock source selection and board resetting.
The upstream daughter board:

The MA5616 provides two SFP ports and supports GPON or GE ports for upstream
transmission when the UP2A daughter board is configured
The MA5616 provides one SFP port and supports 10G GPON port for upstream
transmission when the XP1A daughter board is configured.
.
The voice daughter board provides a built-in DSP chip, processes voice frequency, and
converts digital signals into VoIP packets.
upstream daughter board and other function modules of the H831CCUC board.
The clock module provides unified clock signals for other function modules of the
H831CCUC board.
Front Panel
Table 2-11, Table 2-12 describe the front panel of the H831CCUC board.
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Table 2-11 Front panel of the H831CCUC board (Configured with UP2A or UP2C daughter
board)
RUN/ALM: running status indicator
CCUC
1
The board starts up and

is being loaded.
Green and blinking 1s on and 1s

off
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
CON/ESC
LINK AUTH/ACT
RUN/ALM
SYNC
RESET
Green and blinking 0.25s on and

0.25s off
CLASS1
LASERPRODUCT
ETH
SYNC: synchronization status indicator

The system is
synchronized.
Steady red
The system is not

synchronized.
Steady green
CLK/TOD
ALARM
LINK: link status indicator (GE optical port and PON

port)
The link functions
properly and a
connection is set up on
the port.
Off
The link malfunctions

and no connection is set
up on the port.
GE
Steady green
ACT: data status indicator (GE optical port)

Blinking green
Data is being
transmitted.
Off
No data is being
transmitted.
AUTH: authentication indicator (PON port)
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being performed.
Steady green
successful.
Off
being performed.

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Green indicator on
A connection is set up
on the port.
Green indicator off
No connection is set up
on the port.
The port is transmitting

or receiving data.
No data is being
GE: GE electrical port status indicator

Green indicator on
on the port.
Green indicator off
on the port.

or receiving data.
No data is being
CAUTION
RESET: This button is used to manually reset the board.
Resetting the board interrupts services. Therefore, exercise caution
when using this button.
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Table 2-12 Front panel of the H831CCUC board (Configured with XP1A daughter board)
CCUC
1
LINK AUTH
RUN/ALM
SYNC
RESET
10G GPON
CON/ESC

0.25s off

is being loaded.

off
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
CLASS1
LASERPRODUCT
ETH

The system is
synchronized.
Steady red
The system is not

synchronized.
CLK/TOD
Steady green
ALARM
LINK: link status indicator

The link functions
properly and a
the port.
Off

up on the port.
GE
Steady green
AUTH: authentication indicator

0.25s off
being performed.
Steady green
successful.
Off
being performed.
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on the port.
Green indicator off
on the port.

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or receiving data.
No data is being

Green indicator on
on the port.
Green indicator off
on the port.

or receiving data.
No data is being
CAUTION
Port
The ports of the H831CCUC board are located on its front panel. Table 2-13 describes the ports
of the H831CCUC board.
Table 2-13 Ports of the H831CCUC board
Port
Function
Connection
CON/ESC (RJ45 port)
l When this port functions as a

CON port: Supports local and
remote maintenance and allows
users to configure the system on
the command line interface (CLI)
by using software such as
HyperTerminal. The default
baud rate of the CON port is 9600
bit/s.

and environment
monitoring combo cable
to connect a maintenance
terminal and an
device.

ESC port: Reports the monitored
device.
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Port
Function
Connection
ETH (RJ45 port)

adaptive).

Ethernet port of a
CLK/TOD (RJ45 port)
Transmits 2M HZ clock pulse

signals.
Use a clock bridging

cable to connect the CLK/
TOD port to a lower-layer
clock device.
ALARM (RJ45 port)
Provides an environment monitoring

channel for digital parameters.
Use an environment
monitoring cable to
to digital sensors.
GE (RJ45 port)
1000M full-duplex, adaptive

upstream or cascading Ethernet port.
Either this port or port 0 (SFP) can
be used.

connect the GE port to an
device.
0 (SFP port)
GPON or GE adaptive port,

providing GE upstream transmission
or cascading and GPON upstream
transmission.
l When this port

functions as a GE port,
use a cable to connect
this port to the GE port
of an upstream or
cascaded device after
installing the optical
module.
NOTE
The H831CCUC
provides this port when
the UP2A or UP2C
daughter board is
configured.
When functioning as a GE port,

either this port or GE (RJ45 port) can
be used.
l When this port

functions as a PON port,
this port to the PON port
of an upstream device
after installing the
optical module.
1 (SFP port)
NOTE
The H831CCUC
the UP2A or UP2C
daughter board is
configured.

and GPON upstream transmission.
l When this port

optical module.
l When this port
optical module.
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Port
Function
Connection
10G GPON (SFP port)
As a 10G GPON upstream port,

providing 10G GPON upstream
transmission.
Use a cable to connect this

port to the PON port of an
upstream device after
module.
NOTE
The H831CCUC
the XP1A daughter
board is configured .
NOTE
l Different optical modules can be configured for different application scenarios.

l For details about the parameters and matching cables of the optical modules, see"Optical Module".
Pin Assignments
Table 2-14 describes the pin assignments of the ALARM port on the H831CCUC board.
Port
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Pin
Signal
Default Setting
RTN
MONITOR 0
RTN
MONITOR 1
RTN
MONITOR 2
RTN
MONITOR 3
Door
Arrester
Wiring
NOTE
l Each digital sensor corresponds to a pair of pins. When the pins are connected, the corresponding digital
parameter is 0. When the pins are not connected, the corresponding digital parameter is 1.
Daughter Board
The upstream daughter boards supported by the H831CCUC board include UP2A, UP2C, XP1A.
The DSP daughter boards supported by the H831CCUC board include ASDA, ASDC, and
ASDM. Among them, UP2A, UP2C or XP1A is installed in the position of 0, and ASDA, ASDC
or ASDM in the position of 1.
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Figure 2-11 shows the positions of the daughter boards on the H831CCUC
NOTE
l The UP2A, UP2C or XP1A upstream daughter board is fixedly attached to the H831CCUC board and cannot
be replaced.
l A voice daughter board (ASDA, ASDC or ASDM) is required when the device supports narrowband
services.
Figure 2-11 Positions of the daughter boards on the H831CCUC board
Table 2-15 describes the ports and functions provided by the daughter boards of the H831CCUC
board.
Table 2-15 Ports and functions provided by the daughter boards of the H831CCUC board
Daughter
Board
Port
Function
UP2A
Two adaptive optical ports
Transmits broadband services upstream or

cascades equipment.
UP2C

cascades equipment.
XP1A
One 10G GPON optical port
l Supports 10G GPON upstream

transmission.
l Supports detecting ONTs that send optical
signals continuously.
l Supports detection of Rx optical power.
TP2C
One 10G EPON optical port
l Supports 10G EPON upstream

transmission.
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Daughter
Board
Port
Function
ASDA/
ADSC/
ASDM
Provides a built-in DSP chip, processes voice

frequency, and converts digital signals into
VoIP packets. ASDM supports better call
capability than ASDA/ADSC.
Specifications
Table 2-16 lists the specifications of the H831CCUC board.
Table 2-16 Specifications of the H831CCUC board
Board
Power Consumption
H831CCUC
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
33 W
NOTE
l AC, GPON, FCBA (0 level)
H831CCUC that uses gigabit
transmission is 0.6 W less than that
of an H831CCUC that uses a single
GPON port.
l The power consumption of a DCpowered H831CCUC is 12 W less
than that of an AC-powered
H831CCUC.

H831CCUE is a centralized control unit board. It is used to manage the broadband service boards,
H831CCUE board supports GPON, GE or 10G GPON adaptive ports for transmitting services
upstream or cascading equipment. The H831CCUE control board supports the vectoring
function by working with the enhanced subrack, the PDVAA power board, and vectoring service
boards.
Overview
The H831CCUE board supports the following functions:
l
Upstream transmission by using the UP2A or UP2C daughter board:

GPON
GE
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NOTE
"either optical or electrical" indicates:

l The port 0 and port 1 provided by the daughter board support either the GE optical module or
electrical module and therefore can function as a GE optical or electrical port.
l The port 0 provided by the daughter board or the GE electrical port on the front panel of the
H831CCUE board can be selected, one port at a time.
XP1A daughter board, providing a 10G GPON upstream transmission mode
Voice daughter board: ASDA, ADSC or ASDM
Transfer of synchronous clock signals
Figure 2-12 shows the external connections of the H831CCUE board.

Figure 2-12 External connections of the H831CCUE board
Cascading port
Upstream port
Service board
Backplane
port bus
RS-485 serial port

H831CCUE
MEth port/Maintenance
serial port
+3.3 V
DC power
Clock/Time port
Digital parameter port
Cascaded device
IP network
Environment
monitoring device
Maintenance
terminal
Lower-layer clock
device
Digital sensor
Working Principle
Figure 2-13 illustrates the working principle of the H831CCUE board.
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Figure 2-13 Working principle of the H831CCUE board
The basic working principle of the H831CCUE board is as follows:

l
The control and service processing module manages other function modules of the board
using its management interface, and also connects to the service boards using its service
interface for service processing.
The logic module controls clock source selection and board resetting.
The upstream daughter board:

The MA5616 provides two SFP ports and supports GPON or GE ports for upstream
transmission when the UP2A daughter board is configured
The MA5616 provides one SFP port and supports 10G GPON port for upstream
transmission when the XP1A daughter board is configured.
The voice daughter board provides a built-in DSP chip, processes voice frequency, and
converts digital signals into VoIP packets.
upstream daughter board and other function modules of the H831CCUE board.
The clock module provides unified clock signals for other function modules of the
H831CCUE board.
Front Panel
Table 2-17 and Table 2-18 describe the front panel of the H831CCUE board.
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Table 2-17 Front panel of the H831CCUE board (Configured with UP2A or UP2C daughter
board)

is being loaded.
LINK AUTH/ACT
CON/ESC
CCUE
RUN/ALM
SYNC
RESET

0.25s off
off
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
0
CLASS1
LASERPRODUCT
ETH

The system is
synchronized.
Steady red
The system is not

synchronized.
Steady green
CLK/TOD
ALARM
LINK: link status indicator (GE optical port and PON

port)
The link functions
properly and a
the port.
Off

up on the port.
GE
Steady green
ACT: data status indicator (GE optical port)

Blinking green
Data is being
transmitted.
Off
No data is being
transmitted.
AUTH: authentication indicator (PON port)
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being performed.
Steady green
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Off
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Green indicator on
on the port.
Green indicator off
on the port.

or receiving data.
No data is being

Green indicator on
on the port.
Green indicator off
on the port.

or receiving data.
No data is being
CAUTION
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Table 2-18 Front panel of the H831CCUE board (Configured with XP1A daughter board)
CCUE
1
LINK AUTH
RUN/ALM
SYNC
RESET
10G GPON
CON/ESC

0.25s off

is being loaded.

off
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
CLASS1
LASERPRODUCT
ETH

The system is
synchronized.
Steady red
The system is not

synchronized.
CLK/TOD
Steady green
ALARM
LINK: link status indicator

The link functions
properly and a
the port.
Off

up on the port.
GE
Steady green
AUTH: authentication indicator

0.25s off
being performed.
Steady green
successful.
Off
being performed.
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on the port.
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or receiving data.
No data is being

Green indicator on
on the port.
Green indicator off
on the port.

or receiving data.
No data is being
CAUTION
Port
The ports of the H831CCUE board are located on its front panel. Table 2-19 describes the ports
of the H831CCUE board.
Table 2-19 Ports of the H831CCUE board
Port
Function
Connection
CON/ESC (RJ45 port)

CON port: Supports local and
remote maintenance and allows
users to configure the system on
the command line interface (CLI)
by using software such as
HyperTerminal. The default
baud rate of the CON port is 9600
bit/s.

and environment
monitoring combo cable
to connect a maintenance
terminal and an
device.
l When this port functions as an

ESC port: Reports the monitored
device.
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Port
Function
Connection
ETH (RJ45 port)

adaptive).

Ethernet port of a
CLK/TOD (RJ45 port)
Transmits 2M HZ clock pulse

signals.
Use a clock bridging

cable to connect the CLK/
TOD port to a lower-layer
clock device.
ALARM (RJ45 port)
Provides an environment monitoring

channel for digital parameters.
Use an environment
monitoring cable to
to digital sensors.
GE (RJ45 port)
1000M full-duplex, adaptive

upstream or cascading Ethernet port.
Either this port or port 0 (SFP) can
be used.

connect the GE port to an
device.
0 (SFP port)

or cascading and GPON upstream
transmission.
l When this port

of an upstream or
cascaded device after
module.
NOTE
The H831CCUE
the UP2A or UP2C
daughter board is
configured.
When functioning as a GE port,

either this port or GE (RJ45 port) can
be used.
l When this port

optical module.
1 (SFP port)
NOTE
The H831CCUE
the UP2A or UP2C
daughter board is
configured.

and GPON upstream transmission.
l When this port

optical module.
l When this port
optical module.
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Port
Function
Connection
10G GPON (SFP port)
As a 10G GPON upstream port,

providing 10G GPON upstream
transmission.
Use a cable to connect this

port to the PON port of an
upstream device after
module.
NOTE
The H831CCUE
the XP1A daughter
board is configured .
NOTE

Pin Assignments
Table 2-20 describes the pin assignments of the ALARM port on the H831CCUE board.
Port
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
Pin
Signal
Default Setting
RTN
MONITOR 0
RTN
MONITOR 1
RTN
MONITOR 2
RTN
MONITOR 3
Door
Arrester
Wiring
NOTE
l Each digital sensor corresponds to a pair of pins. When the pins are connected, the corresponding digital
parameter is 0. When the pins are not connected, the corresponding digital parameter is 1.
Daughter Board
The upstream daughter boards supported by the H831CCUE control board include UP2A, UP2C,
and XP1A. The DSP daughter boards supported by the H831CCUE control board include ASDA,
ASDC, and ASDM. Among them, UP2A, UP2C, or XP1A is installed in the position of 0, and
ASDA, ASDC or ASDM in the position of 1.
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Figure 2-14 shows the positions of the daughter boards on the H831CCUE.
NOTE
l The UP2A, UP2C, or XP1A upstream daughter board is always attached to the H831CCUE board and cannot
be replaced.
l A voice daughter board (ASDA, ASDC or ASDM) is required when the device supports narrowband
services.
Figure 2-14 Positions of the daughter boards on the H831CCUE board
Table 2-21 describes the ports and functions provided by the daughter boards of the H831CCUE
board.
Table 2-21 Ports and functions provided by the daughter boards of the H831CCUE board
Daughter
Board
Port
Function
UP2A

cascades equipment.
UP2C

cascades equipment.
XP1A
One 10G GPON optical port
l Supports 10G GPON upstream

transmission.
TP2C
One 10G EPON optical port
l Supports 10G EPON upstream

transmission.
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Daughter
Board
Port
Function
ASDA/
ADSC/
ASDM
Provides a built-in DSP chip, processes voice

frequency, and converts digital signals into
VoIP packets. ASDM supports better call
capability than ASDA/ADSC.
Specifications
Table 2-22 lists the specifications of the H831CCUE board.
Table 2-22 Specifications of the H831CCUE board
Board
Maximum Power Consumption
H831CCUE
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
24.4 W
NOTE
l AC, GPON, FCBB (35% duty ratio
of fans)
H831CCUE that uses gigabit
transmission is 0.6 W less than that
of an H831CCUE that uses a single
GPON port.
H831CCUE that uses a single
GPON port for upstream
transmission is 11.4 W less than
that of an H831CCUE that uses a
single 10G GPON port for
upstream transmission.
l The power consumption of a DCpowered H831CCUE is 12 W less
than that of an AC-powered
H831CCUE.
2.4 Broadband Service Board

The broadband service board provides Ethernet and xDSL (ADSL2+/VDSL2/SHDSL) access
services through its broadband ports.

By access user quantity, VDSL2 service boards supported by the MA5616 chassis can be
classified into 16-channel VDSL2 service board, 24-channel VDSL2 service board, 32-channel
VDSL2 service board and 48-channel VDSL2 service board. These boards support VDSL2 and
VDSL2 over POTS/ISDN access services.
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The MA5616 chassis supports the following VDSL2 service boards. Table 2-23 lists their
differences.
Table 2-23 Differences between VDSL2 service boards
Board
Applicable Line
Port
Built-in
Splitter
VDSL2 Feature
MELT
H835VDGE
16-channel VDSL2
over POTS
l LINE
(600-ohm
impedance)
Supports 8a, 8c,

8d, 12a, 12b, 17a,
and 30a spectrum
profiles.
24-channel VDSL2
over POTS
l LINE
Supports 8a, 8b,

8c, 8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a spectrum
profiles.
l PSTN
(600-ohm
impedance)
H835VDSH
24-channel VDSL2
over POTS
xDSL
Supports 8a, 8b,

8c, 8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a spectrum
profiles.
H835VDTH
24-channel VDSL2
over ISDN
xDSL
Supports 8a, 8b,

8c, 8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a spectrum
profiles.
H83BVDLE
32-channel VDSL2
over POTS
l LINE
Supports 8a, 8b,

8c, 8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a spectrum
profiles.
l PSTN
(600-ohm
impedance)
H83BVDLF
32-channel VDSL2
LINE
Supports 8a, 8b,

8c, 8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a spectrum
profiles.
H83BVCLE
32-channel VDSL2
over POTS
l LINE
(600-ohm
impedance)
l Supports 8a, 8c,

8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a
spectrum
profiles.
H835VDSE
l PSTN
l PSTN
l Supports
system-level
Vectoring
function.
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Board
Applicable Line
Port
Built-in
Splitter
VDSL2 Feature
MELT
H83BVCLF
32-channel VDSL2
xDSL
l Supports 8a, 8c,

8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a
spectrum
profiles.
l Supports
system-level
Vectoring
function.
H83BVDMM
48-channel VDSL2
l xDSL0
Supports 8a, 8b,

8c, 8d, 12a, 12b,
and 17a spectrum
profiles.
l Supports 8a,
8b, 8c, 8d, 12a,
12b, and 17a
spectrum
profiles.
l xDSL1
H83BVCMM
48-channel VDSL2
l xDSL0
l xDSL1
l Supports
system-level
Vectoring
function.
2.4.2 H831EIUD Board

H831EIUD is a point-to-point (P2P) Ethernet access board. It provides four channels of GE
optical or electrical access services and four channels of FE optical access services to meet the
P2P optical access requirements of enterprise users and individual VIP users.
Overview
The H831EIUD board supports the following functions:
l
Four GE optical/electrical adaptive (combo) ports and four FE optical ports
Synchronous Ethernet clock output
Port protection
Board power-off for energy conservation
Figure 2-15 shows the external connections of the H831EIUD board.
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Figure 2-15 External connections of the H831EIUD board
Working Principle
Figure 2-16 illustrates the working principle of the H831EIUD board.
Figure 2-16 Working principle of the H831EIUD board
The basic working principle of the H831EIUD board is as follows:

l
The FE optical port provides access to FE optical services and also provides port protection.
The GE optical port provides access to GE optical services and also provides port
protection.
The GE electrical port provides access to GE electrical services and also provides port
protection.
The PHY chip provides data service channels that are uniformly managed by the control
board.
The service processing module aggregates GE optical/electrical signals and FE optical

signals and then transmits the aggregated signals to the control board for processing.
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The interface module isolates signals to meet the requirements for board hot swapping and
provides information about board hardware management.
The power module supplies power to other function modules of the H831EIUD board.
Front Panel
Table 2-24 describes the front panel of the H831EIUD board.
Table 2-24 Front panel of the H831EIUD board
EIUD
RUN
ALM
RUN ALM: running status indicator
GE0
Steady green
The board functions properly.
Off
Data/Link status indicator

GE1
GE2
The link functions properly, a

connection is set up on the
port, and data is being
transmitted.
Steady green
The link functions properly

and a connection is set up on
the port, but no data is being
transmitted.
Off
The link malfunctions and no

connection is set up on the
port.
GE3
Green and blinking 1s on and 1s off
FE4
FE5
FE6
FE7
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Port
The ports of the H831EIUD board are located on its front panel. Table 2-25 describes the ports
of the H831EIUD board.
Table 2-25 Ports of the H831EIUD board
Port
Function
Connection
GE0 to GE3 (optical/

electrical ports)
Provide GE optical or
electrical signals.
l Electrical port: Use a network

cable to connect the port to a
router or Layer 3 switch.
l Optical port: Use an LC optical
fiber to connect the port to a router
or Layer 3 switch after installing
the GE optical module.
FE 4 to FE 7 (optical
ports)
Provide FE optical signals,

but not support autonegotiation of rate or duplex
mode.
Use an LC optical fiber to connect

the port to a router or Layer 3 switch
after installing the FE optical module.
NOTE

Specifications
Table 2-26 lists the specifications of the H831EIUD board.
Table 2-26 Specifications of the H831EIUD board
Board
Dimensions (W x D
x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical
Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H831EIU
D
265 mm x 220 mm x
20.32 mm
7.67 W
10.56 W
13.46 W
2.4.3 H831EIUA Board

H831EIUA is a 16-channel Ethernet access board. It provides FE electrical access services to
meet user requirements for high-speed Internet access service.
Overview
The H831EIUA board supports the following functions:.
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Figure 2-17 shows the external connections of the H831EIUA board.

Figure 2-17 External connections of the H831EIUA board
Working Principle
Figure 2-18 illustrates the working principle of the H831EIUA board.
Figure 2-18 Working principle of the H831EIUA board
The basic working principle of the H831EIUA board is as follows:

l
The FE port provides fast Ethernet access service and also provides port protection.
The PHY chip provides data service channels for FE signals, which are uniformly managed
by the control board.
The power module supplies power to other function modules of the board.
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Front Panel
Table 2-27 describes the front panel of the H831EIUA board.
Table 2-27 Front panel of the H831EIUA board
EIUA
RUN
ALM
FE0
Steady green
Off
FE1
FE3
Green and blinking 1s on and 1s off
The link functions properly, a

connection is set up on the port,
and data is being transmitted.
Steady green
The link functions properly and a

connection is set up on the port,
but no data is being transmitted.
Off
The link malfunctions and no

connection is set up on the port.
FE4
FE2
Data/Link status indicator
FE5
FE6
FE7
FE8
FE9
FE10
FE11
FE12
FE13
FE14
FE15
Port
The ports of the H831EIUA board are located on its front panel. Table 2-28 describes the ports
of the H831EIUA board.
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Table 2-28 Ports of the H831EIUA board

Port
Function
Connection
FE0-15 (100M Base-T

service Ethernet port)
Provide FE signals.

connect the ports to
residential users.
Specifications
Table 2-29 lists the specifications of the H831EIUA board.
Table 2-29 Specifications of the H831EIUA board
Board
Dimensions (W x D
x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical
Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H831EIU
A
265 mm x 220 mm x
20.32 mm
3.2 W
4.8 W
6.4 W
2.4.4 H83A/H835/H836ADLE Board

H83A/H835/H836ADLE is a 32-channel ADSL2+ over POTS service board. It has a built-in
splitter with 600-ohm impedance and provides the ADSL2+ over POTS access service.
Overview
NOTE
The H83AADLE, H835ADLE and H836ADLE boards provide the same functions using different chipsets.
The H83A/H835/H836ADLE board supports the following functions:

l
32 channels user ports
ADSL2+ over POTS access services
Annex A, Annex L and Annex M transmission modes
Upstream transmission using the UTOPIA port at a rate of 800 Mbit/s
Single ended loop testing (SELT)
Figure 2-19 shows the external connections of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board.

Figure 2-19 External connections of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board
Control
board
DC power
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Backplane
port bus
SPL
32 x POTS
H83A/H835/
SPL
H836ADLE
-48 V, +3.3 V
ATU-R
32 x (ADSL2+ over POTS)
32 x POTS

PSTN
terminal
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Working Principle
Figure 2-20 illustrates the working principle of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board.
Figure 2-20 Working principle of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board
Backplane
connector
UTOPIA
LINE
Interface
module
Splitter module
-48 V, +3.3 V
Power
port
Power
module
Control
module
PSTN
Clock
module
The basic working principle of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board is as follows:

l
The splitter module separates the ADSL2+ signals from the POTS signals.
The control module controls the board software loading and board running, and manages
the board.
The power module powers other function modules of the board.
The clock module provides the working clock for other function modules of the board.
Front Panel
Table 2-30 describes the front panel of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board.
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Table 2-30 Front panel of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board

ADLE
RUN
ALM
Steady green
Steady red
PSTN
LINE
Port
The ports of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board are located on its front panel. Table 2-31
describes the ports of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board.
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Table 2-31 Ports of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board

Port
Function
Connection
PSTN
Transmits 32 channels of POTS signals

separated by the built-in splitter of the
H83A/H835/H836ADLE board. Table
2-32 describes the pin assignments of the
PSTN port.
Use a 32-channel subscriber

cable to connect the port to the
main distribution frame (MDF).
LINE
Supports 32 channels of POTS and ADSL2

+ integrated signals. Table 2-32 describes
the pin assignments of the port.

MDF.
Pin Assignments
Table 2-32 describes the pin assignments of the PSTN and LINE ports on the front panel of the
H83A/H835/H836ADLE board.
Table 2-32 Pin assignments of the PSTN/LINE port
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
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40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33

18
17
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
31
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Specifications
Table 2-33 lists the specifications of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board.
Table 2-33 Specifications of the H83A/H835/H836ADLE board
Board
Static
Power
Consumpt
ion
Typical
Power
Consumpt
ion
Maximum
Power
Consumpt
ion
H835/
H836ADLE
265 mm x 220 mm x 20.32 mm
5.8 W
18.7 W
32.6 W
H83AADLE
265 mm x 220 mm x 20.32 mm
5.8 W
16.5 W
28.3 W
2.4.5 H835VDGE Board

H835VDGE is a 16-channel VDSL2 over POTS service board. It has a built-in splitter with 600ohm impedance and provides the VDSL2 over POTS access service.
Overview
The H835VDGE board supports the following functions:
l
VDSL2 over POTS access service
8a, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b, 17a, and 30a spectrum profiles
Port protection
Figure 2-21 shows the external connections of the H835VDGE board.

Figure 2-21 External connections of the H835VDGE board
Control
board
16 x VDSL2
Backplane
port bus
16 x (VDSL2 over POTS)
16 x POTS
H835VDGE SPL
DC power
-48 V, +3.3 V
16 x POTS
VTU-R
SPL
PSTN
terminal
PSTN
device
Working Principle
Figure 2-22 illustrates the working principle of the H835VDGE board.
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Figure 2-22 Working principle of the H835VDGE board
Backplane connector
POSPHY
Clock signal
-48 V, +3.3 V
Chipset
module
LINE
Protection
module
Splitter
module
PSTN
Control
module
Clock
module
Power
port
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H835VDGE board is as follows:

l
The protection module protects and isolates the board from lightning strikes.
The splitter module separates the VDSL2 signals from the POTS signals.
The chipset module implements functions such as amplification, filtering, analog-to-digital

(A/D) and digital-to-analog (D/A) conversion, coding/decoding, and encapsulation/
decapsulation for the signals.
The control module decodes signals and monitors signals.
Front Panel
Table 2-34 describes the front panel of the H835VDGE board.
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Table 2-34 Front panel of the H835VDGE board

VDGE
RUN
ALM
Steady green
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
PSTN
LINE
Port
The ports of the H835VDGE board are located on its front panel. Table 2-35 describes the ports
of the H835VDGE board.
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Table 2-35 Ports of the H835VDGE board

Port
Function
Connection
PSTN
Transmits 16 channels of POTS

Use a 32-channel subscriber cable (ports
signals separated by the built-in
0-15) to connect the port to the main
splitter of the H835VDGE board. distribution frame (MDF).
Table 2-36 describes the pin
assignments of the port.
LINE
Supports 16 channels of VDSL2

and POTS integrated signals.
Table 2-36 describes the pin
assignments of the port.

0-15) to connect the port to the MDF.
Pin Assignments
Table 2-36 describes the pin assignments of the LINE and PSTN ports on the front panel of the
H835VDGE board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
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40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
30
15
-
28
26
24
22
20
33

18
17
10
7
-
5
-
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
-
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Specifications
Table 2-37 lists the specifications of the H835VDGE board.
Table 2-37 Specifications of the H835VDGE board
Board
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H835V
DGE
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 15.3 W
8b: 25.4 W
8b: 33.8 W
17a: 15.3 W
17a: 23.0 W
17b: 28.8 W
2.4.6 H835VDSE Board

H835VDSE is a 24-channel VDSL2 over POTS service board. It has a built-in splitter with 600ohm impedance and provides the VDSL2 over POTS access service.
Overview
The H835VDSE board supports the following functions:
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8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b, and 17a spectrum profiles
Port protection
Figure 2-23 shows the external connections of the H835VDSE board.

Figure 2-23 External connections of the H835VDSE board
Control
board
24 x VDSL2
Backplane
port bus
SPL
24 x POTS
H835VDSE SPL
DC power
-48 V, +3.3 V
24 x POTS
VTU-R
PSTN
terminal
PSTN
device
Working Principle
Figure 2-24 illustrates the working principle of the H835VDSE board.
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Figure 2-24 Working principle of the H835VDSE board
Backplane connector
POSPHY
Clock signal
-48 V, +3.3 V
Chipset
module
LINE
Protection
module
Splitter
module
PSTN
Control
module
Clock
module
Power
port
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H835VDSE board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-38 describes the front panel of the H835VDSE board.
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Table 2-38 Front panel of the H835VDSE board

VDSE
RUN
ALM
Steady green
Steady red
PSTN
LINE
Port
The ports of the H835VDSE board are located on its front panel. Table 2-39 describes the ports
of the H835VDSE board.
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Table 2-39 Ports of the H835VDSE board

Port
Function
Connection
PSTN
Transmits 24 channels of the

POTS signals separated by the
built-in splitter of the H835VDSE
board.Table 2-40 describes the
pin assignments of the port.

distribution frame (MDF).
LINE
Supports 24 channels of POTS

and VDSL2 signals. Table 2-40
describes the pin assignments of
the port.

Pin Assignments
H835VDSE board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
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40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33

18
17
10
7
21
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
23
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Specifications
Table 2-41 lists the specifications of the H835VDSE board.
Table 2-41 Specifications of the H835VDSE board
Board
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H835V
DSE
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 20.2 W
8b: 30.22 W
8b: 43.3 W
17a: 20.2 W
17a: 28.3 W
8b: 39.6 W
2.4.7 H835VDSH Board

H835VDSH is a 24-channel VDSL2 over POTS service board that provides the VDSL2 over
POTS access service. It does not have a built-in splitter.
Overview
The H835VDSH board supports the following functions:
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VDSL2 over POTS access service (working with a external splitter)
VDSL2 access service
Port protection
Figure 2-25 shows the external connections of the H835VDSH board.

Figure 2-25 External connections of the H835VDSH board
PSTN device
24 x POTS
Control
board
24 x VDSL2
Backplane
port bus
24 x VDSL2
SPL
24 x POTS
H835VDSH
DC power
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24 x VDSL2

VTU-R
SPL
PSTN
terminal
VTU-R
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Working Principle
Figure 2-26 illustrates the working principle of the H835VDSH board.
Figure 2-26 Working principle of the H835VDSH board
The basic working principle of the H835VDSH board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-42 describes the front panel of the H835VDSH board.
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Table 2-42 Front panel of the H835VDSH board

VDSH
RUN
ALM
Steady green
Steady red
xDSL
Port
The port of the H835VDSH board is located on its front panel. Table 2-43 describes the port of
the H835VDSH board.
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Table 2-43 Port of the H835VDSH board

Port
Function
Connection
xDSL
Transmits 24 channels of VDSL2

signals. Table 2-44 describes the

Pin Assignments
Table 2-44 describes the pin assignments of the xDSL port on the front panel of the H835VDSH
board.
Table 2-44 Pin assignments of the xDSL port
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
42
40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33
18
17
10
7
21
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
23
Specifications
Table 2-45 lists the specifications of the H835VDSH board.
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Table 2-45 Specifications of the H835VDSH board

Board
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H835V
DSH
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 20.2 W
8b: 30.22 W
8b: 43.3 W
17a: 20.2 W
17a: 28.3 W
8b: 39.6 W
2.4.8 H835VDTH Board

H835VDTH is a 24-channel VDSL2 over ISDN service board that provides the VDSL2 over
ISDN access service. It does not have a built-in splitter.
Overview
The H835VDTH board supports the following functions:
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24 channel user ports
VDSL2 over ISDN access service (working with a external splitter)
Port protection
Figure 2-27 shows the external connections of the H835VDTH board.

Figure 2-27 External connections of the H835VDTH board
ISDN device
24 x ISDN
Control
board
24 x VDSL2
Backplane
port bus
24 x VDSL2
SPL
24 x (VDSL2 over ISDN)

24 x ISDN
H835VDTH
DC power
-48 V, +3.3 V
24 x VDSL2
VTU-R
SPL
ISDN
terminal
VTU-R
Working Principle
Figure 2-28 illustrates the working principle of the H835VDTH board.
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Figure 2-28 Working principle of the H835VDTH board
The basic working principle of the H835VDTH board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-46 describes the front panel of the H835VDTH board.
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Table 2-46 Front panel of the H835VDTH board

VDTH
RUN
ALM
Steady green
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
xDSL
Port
The port of the H835VDTH board is located on its front panel. Table 2-47 describes the port of
the H835VDTH board.
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Table 2-47 Ports of the H835VDTH board

Port
Function
Connection
xDSL
Transmits 24 channels of VDSL2


Pin Assignments
Table 2-48 describes the pin assignments of the xDSL port on the front panel of the H835VDTH
board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
42
40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33
18
17
10
7
21
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
23
Specifications
Table 2-49 lists the specifications of the H835VDTH board.
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Table 2-49 Specifications of the H835VDTH board

Board
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H835V
DTH
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 20.2 W
8b: 30.22 W
8b: 43.3 W
17a: 20.2 W
17a: 28.3 W
17a: 39.6 W
2.4.9 H83BVDLE Board

H83BVDLE is a 32-channel VDSL2 over POTS service board. It has a built-in splitter with 600ohm impedance and provides the VDSL2 over POTS access service.
Overview
The H83BVDLE board supports the following functions:
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8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b and 17a spectrum profiles
Port protection
Figure 2-29 shows the external connections of the H83BVDLE board.

Figure 2-29 External connections of the H83BVDLE board
Control
board
32 x VDSL2
Backplane
port bus
32 x POTS
H83BVDLE SPL
DC power
-48 V, +3.3 V
32 x POTS
VTU-R
SPL
PSTN
terminal
PSTN
device
Working Principle
Figure 2-30 illustrates the working principle of the H83BVDLE board.
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Figure 2-30 Working principle of the H83BVDLE board
Backplane connector
POSPHY/G.int
Clock signal
-48 V, +3.3 V
Chipset
module
LINE
Protection
module
Splitter
module
PSTN
Control
module
Clock
module
Power
port
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H83BVDLE board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-50 describes the front panel of the H83BVDLE board.
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Table 2-50 Front panel of the H83BVDLE board

Steady green
Steady red
Port
The ports of the H83BVDLE board are located on its front panel. Table 2-51 describes the ports
of the H83BVDLE board.
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Table 2-51 Ports of the H83BVDLE board

Port
Function
Connection
PSTN

built-in splitter of the
H83BVDLE board.Table 2-52
the port.
Use a 32-Channel Subscriber Cable to

connect the port to the main distribution
frame (MDF).
LINE

the port.

connect the port to the MDF.
Pin Assignments
H83BVDLE board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
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38
36
34
Singa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20

18
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Singa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
31
84

Pin
49
Signa
l
Pin
2 Board
Signa
l
Port
Pin
33
Singa
l
Pin
17
Singa
l
Specifications
Table 2-53 lists the specifications of the H83BVDLE board.
Table 2-53 Specifications of the H83BVDLE board
Board
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H83BV
DLE
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 9.8 W
8b: 21.1 W
8b: 36.0 W
17a: 9.8 W
17a: 19.5 W
17a: 32.4 W
2.4.10 H83BVDLF Board

H83BVDLF is a 32-channel VDSL2 service board that provides the VDSL2 access service. It
does not have a built-in splitter.
Overview
The H83BVDLF board supports the following functions:
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Transparent transmission of the network timing reference (NTR) clock
Port protection
Figure 2-31 shows the external connections of the H83BVDLF board.

Figure 2-31 External connections of the H83BVDLF board
Control
board
Backplane
port bus
H83BVDLF
DC power
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VTU-R
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Working Principle
Figure 2-32 illustrates the working principle of the H83BVDLF board.
Figure 2-32 Working principle of the H83BVDLF board
Backplane connector
POSPHY/G.int
Clock signal
-48 V, +3.3 V
Chipset
module
Protection
module
VDSL2
Control
module
Clock
module
Power
port
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H83BVDLF board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-54 describes the front panel of the H83BVDLF board.
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Table 2-54 Front panel of the H83BVDLF board

VDLF
RUN
ALM

Steady green
Steady red
LINE
Port
The ports of the H83BVDLF board are located on its front panel. Table 2-55 describes the ports
of the H83BVDLF board.
Table 2-55 Ports of the H83BVDLF board
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Function
Connection
LINE
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Pin Assignments
H83BVDLF board.
Table 2-56 Pin assignments of the LINE port
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
40
38
36
34
32
16
16
24
15
17
26
18
24
19
22
20
20
21
18
33
10
27
28
29
5
22
19
0
26
21
1
12
23
2
25
11
25
3
14
13
27
35
8
Singa
l
28
37
51
50
42
Pin
29
39
53
52
44
Singa
l
30
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
17
31
Specifications
Table 2-57 lists the specifications of the H83BVDLF board.
Table 2-57 Specifications of the H83BVDLF board
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Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H83BV
DLF
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 9.8 W
8b: 21.1 W
8b: 36.0 W
17a: 9.8 W
17a: 19.5 W
17a: 32.4 W

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2.4.11 H83BVCLE Board

H83BVCLE is a 32-channel VDSL2 over POTS service board. It has a built-in splitter with 600ohm impedance and provides the VDSL2 over POTS access service.
Overview
The H83BVCLE board supports the following functions:
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Port protection
Supports system-level Vectoring function.

NOTE
The Vectoring function of the H83BVCLE board can be used only when the H832PDVAA DC power
board is configured on the MA5616.
Figure 2-33 shows the external connections of the H83BVCLE board.

Figure 2-33 External connections of the H83BVCLE board
Working Principle
Figure 2-34 illustrates the working principle of the H83BVCLE board.
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Figure 2-34 Working principle of the H83BVCLE board

LOCALBUS
10GKR
Backplane connector
GMII
Control
module
Switch
module
Chipset
module
Splitter
Module
PHY
Clock signals
-48 V, +3.3 V
LINE
Protection
module
PSTN
Clock
module
Power
port
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H83BVCLE board is as follows:

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The conversion module converts the GMII port signal on the backplane to the RGMII port
signal on the chipset module, and converts the XUAI port signal on the PHY chip to the
XTC port signal on the chipset module.
Front Panel
Table 2-58 describes the front panel of the H83BVCLE board.
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Table 2-58 Front panel of the H83BVCLE board

Steady green
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
Port
The ports of the H83BVCLE board are located on its front panel. Table 2-59 describes the ports
of the H83BVCLE board.
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Table 2-59 Ports of the H83BVCLE board

Port
Function
Connection
PSTN

built-in splitter of the
H83BVCLE board.Table 2-60
the port.
Use a 32-channel subscriber cable to

connect the port to the main distribution
frame (MDF).
LINE

the port.

Pin Assignments
H83BVCLE board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
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40
38
36
34
Singa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20

18
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Singa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
31
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Signa
l
49
Pin
2 Board
Signa
l
Port
Pin
33
Singa
l
Pin
17
Singa
l
Specifications
Table 2-61 lists the specifications of the H83BVCLE board.
Table 2-61 Specifications of the H83BVCLE board
Board
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H83BV
CLE
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 25.9 W
8b: 42.3 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
8b: 59.6 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
17a: 42.8 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
17a: 60.2 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
17a: 25.9 W
2.4.12 H83BVCLF Board

H83BVCLF is a 32-channel VDSL2 service board that provides the VDSL2 access service. It
does not have a built-in splitter.
Overview
The H83BVCLF board supports the following functions:
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Port protection
Supports system-level Vectoring function.

NOTE
The Vectoring function of the H83BVCLF board can be used only when the H832PDVAA DC power
board is configured on the MA5616.
Figure 2-35 shows the external connections of the H83BVCLF board.
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Figure 2-35 External connections of the H83BVCLF board
Working Principle
Figure 2-36 illustrates the working principle of the H83BVCLF board.
Figure 2-36 Working principle of the H83BVCLF board
LOCALBUS
Control
module
Backplane connector
GMII
10GKR
Switch
module
Chipset
module
Protection
module
xDSL
PHY
Clock signals
-48 V, +3.3 V
Clock
module
Power
port
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H83BVCLF board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-62 describes the front panel of the H83BVCLF board.
Table 2-62 Front panel of the H83BVCLF board
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The board functions

properly.
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Port
The ports of the H83BVCLF board are located on its front panel. Table 2-63 describes the ports
of the H83BVCLF board.
Table 2-63 Ports of the H83BVCLF board
Port
Function
Connection
xDSL
Supports 32 channels VDSL2


Pin Assignments
Table 2-64 describes the pin assignments of the xDSL ports on the front panel of the H83BVCLF
board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
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40
38
36
34
Singa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33

18
17
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Singa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
31
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Specifications
Table 2-65 lists the specifications of the H83BVCLF board.
Table 2-65 Specifications of the H83BVCLF board
Board
Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H83BV
CLF
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 25.9 W
8b: 42.3 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
8b: 59.6 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
17a: 42.8 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
17a: 60.2 W
(Vectoring is
enable)
17a: 25.9 W
2.4.13 H83BVDMM Board

H83BVDMM is a 48-channel VDSL2 over POTS service board without a built-in splitter. It
provides VDSL2 over POTS access service.
Overview
The H83BVDMM board supports the following functions:
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VDSL2 over POTS access service (working with external splitter)
Being compatible with ADSL/ADSL2+ and supporting Annex A spectrum profiles
Metallic loop test (MELT)
Port protection

NOTE
When AC power supply, the H83BVDMM board is only able to work with H831PAIC power board.
Figure 2-37 shows the external connections of the H83BVDMM board.
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Figure 2-37 External connections of the H83BVDMM board

PSTN
device
48 X PSTN
Control
board
48 x VDSL2
Backplane
port bus
48 x VDSL2
SPL
48 x (VDSL2 over PSTN)

SPL
48 x POTS
H83BVDMM
DC power
48 x VDSL2
-48 V, +3.3 V
VTU-R
PSTN
terminal
VTU-R
Working Principle
Figure 2-38 illustrates the working principle of the H83BVDMM board.
Figure 2-38 Working principle of the H83BVDMM board
POSPHY/G.int
-48 V, +3.3 V
Backplane connector
Clock signals
Power
port
Switch
module
Chipset
module
Protection
module
VDSL2
Control
module
Clock
module
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H83BVDMM board is as follows:

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The switch module switches the POSPHY interface of the backplane to the GMII interface
of the chipset module.
Front Panel
Table 2-66 describes the front panel of the H83BVDMM board.
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Table 2-66 Front panel of the H83BVDMM board

VDMM
RUN
ALM
Steady green
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
xDSL1
xDSL0
Port
Table 2-67 describes the ports of the H83BVDMM board.
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Table 2-67 Ports of the H83BVDMM board

Port
Function
Connection
xDSL0
Provides 24 channels (channels

0-23) of VDSL2 signals. For
details about the pin assignments,
see Table 2-68.
Use a 32-Channel Subscriber Cable (ports

xDSL1

see Table 2-69.
Use a 32-Channel Subscriber Cable (ports

Pin Assignments
Table 2-68 describes the pin assignments of the xDSL0 port on the front panel of the
H83BVDMM board.
Table 2-68 Pin assignments of the xDSL0 port
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
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40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33

18
17
10
7
21
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
23
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H83BVDMM board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
39
48
31
63
62
47
38
61
60
37
36
35
34
49
29
40
38
33
36
34
32
40
16
15
41
28
26
42
24
43
22
44
20
45
18
33
10
5
46
19
24
21
25
12
23
26
11
25
27
14
13
27
35
32
Signa
l
28
37
51
50
42
Pin
29
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
30
41
55
54
30
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
47
17
Specifications
Table 2-70 lists the specifications of the H83BVDMM board.
Table 2-70 Specifications of the H83BVDMM board
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Dimensions (W
x D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H83BV
DMM
20.32 mm x 220
mm x 265 mm
8b: 23.7 W
8b: 31.0 W
8b: 52.6 W
17a: 23.7 W
17a: 29.0 W
17a: 49 W

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2.4.14 H83BVCMM Board

H83BVCMM is a 48-channel VDSL2 service board without a built-in splitter. It provides
VDSL2 access service, supports system-level Vectoring function.
Overview
The H83BVCMM board supports the following functions:
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Metallic loop test (MELT).
Port protection.
Board power-off for energy conservation.
System-level Vectoring function.

NOTE
The Vectoring function of the H83BVCMM board can be used only when the H832PDVAA DC
power board is configured on the MA5616.
Figure 2-39 shows the external connections of the H83BVCMM board.

Figure 2-39 External connections of the H83BVCMM board
Control
board
Backplane
port bus
H83BVCMM
DC power
48 x VDSL2
VTU-R
-48 V, +3.3 V
Working Principle
Figure 2-40 illustrates the working principle of the H83BVCMM board.
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Figure 2-40 Working principle of the H83BVCMM board

LOCALBUS
10GKR
Backplane connector
GMII
Control
module
Switch
module
Protection
module
Chipset
module
VDSL2
PHY
Clock signals
-48 V, +3.3 V
Clock
module
Power
port
Power
module
The basic working principle of the H83BVCMM board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-71 describes the front panel of the H83BVCMM board.
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Table 2-71 Front panel of the H83BVCMM board

VCMM
RUN
ALM
Steady green
The board functions

properly.
Steady red
xDSL1
xDSL0
Port
Table 2-72 describes the ports of the H83BVCMM board.
Table 2-72 Ports of the H83BVCMM board
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Function
Connection
xDSL0

see Table 2-73.


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Port
Function
Connection
xDSL1

see Table 2-74.

Pin Assignments
H83BVCMM board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
42
40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33
18
17
10
7
21
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
23
H83BVCMM board.
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Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
39
48
31
63
62
47
38
61
60
37
36
35
34
29
40
38
33
36
49
34
32
40
16
15
41
28
26
42
24
43
22
44
20
45
18
33
17
10
5
46
19
24
21
25
12
23
26
11
25
27
14
13
27
35
32
Signa
l
28
37
51
50
42
Pin
29
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
30
41
55
54
30
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
47
Specifications
Table 2-75 lists the specifications of the H83BVCMM board.
Table 2-75 Specifications of the H83BVCMM board
Board
Maximum Power
Consumption
H83BVCMM
265 mm x 220 mm x 20.32 mm
75 W (The Vectoring function is

enable.)
2.4.15 H832SHLH Board

H832SHLH is a 16-channel SHDSL service board that provides the SHDSL access service.
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Overview
The H832SHLH board supports the following functions:
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16-channel user ports
SHDSL access services
ATM SHDSL and EFM SHDSL access mode
2, 3, 4 pair bonding.
Port protection
Figure 2-41 shows the external connections of the H832SHLH board.

Figure 2-41 External connections of the H832SHLH board
Working Principle
Figure 2-42 illustrates the working principle of the H832SHLH board.
Figure 2-42 Working principle of the H832SHLH board
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The basic working principle of the H832SHLH board is as follows:

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Front Panel
Table 2-76 describes the front panel of the H832SHLH board.
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Table 2-76 Front panel of the H832SHLH board

SHLH
RUN
ALM
Steady green
Steady red
xDSL
Port
The port of the H832SHLH is located on its front panel. Table 2-77 describes the port of the
H832SHLH board.
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Table 2-77 Port of the H832SHLH board

Port
Function
Connection
xDSL
Transmits 16 channels of SHDSL signals.

Table 2-78 describes the pin assignments
of the port.

cable (ports 0-15) to connect the
port to the main distribution frame
(MDF).
Pin Assignments
Table 2-78 describes the pin assignments of the xDSL port on the front panel of the H832SHLH
board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
42
40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
30
15
-
28
26
24
22
20
33
18
17
10
7
-
5
-
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
-
Specifications
Table 2-79 lists the specifications of the H832SHLH board.
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Table 2-79 Specifications of the H832SHLH board

Board
Static
Power
Consumpt
ion
Typical
Power
Consumpt
ion
Maximum
Power
Consumpt
ion
H832SHLH
265 mm x 220 mm x 20.32 mm
10.0 W
12.4 W
2.5 Narrowband Service Board

The narrowband service board provides narrowband (POTS/ISDN) access services through its
narrowband ports.
2.5.1 H838ASRB Board

H838ASRB is a 32-channel POTS service board and provides the POTS access service.
Overview
The H838ASRB board supports the following functions:
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32-channel POTS access service
All ports support polarity reversal configurations for a single port or all ports in batches.
The feeder voltage is -48 V
Circuit test and loop line test
Loop connectivity test
Port protection
BORSCHT for the analog user circuit

NOTE
The indication of BORSCHT is as follows:

l B: battery
l O: overvoltage and overcurrent protection
l R: ringing
l S: supervision
l C: codec
l H: hybrid
l T: test
Figure 2-43 shows the external connections of the H838ASRB board.
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Figure 2-43 External connections of the H838ASRB board
Working Principle
Figure 2-44 illustrates the working principle of the H838ASRB board.
Figure 2-44 Working principle of the H838ASRB board
The working principle of the H838ASRB board is as follows:

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The subscriber line interface module provides 32-channel POTS access service.
The processing module processes the POTS service of the board and transmits the service
upstream through the HW interface. Through the SPI port bus, this module receives the
configuration command issued by the control module of the board and transmits the service
status information upstream.
The control module supports the intra-board communication, service management and
control, and communication with the control board.
The power module controls the power from the backplane and powers other function
modules of the board.
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The clock module provides accurate clock source for the processing module.
Front Panel
Table 2-80 describes the front panel of the H838ASRB board.
Table 2-80 Front panel of the H838ASRB board
ASRB
RUN
ALM
Steady green
Steady red
PSTN
Port
The port of the H838ASRB board is located on its front panel. Table 2-81 describes the port of
the H838ASRB board.
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Table 2-81 Port of the H838ASRB board

Port
Function
Connection
PSTN
Supports 32-channel POTS access signals.

main distribution frame (MDF).
Pin Assignments
Table 2-82 describes the pin assignments of the PSTN port on the front panel of the H838ASRB
board.
Table 2-82 Pin assignments of the PSTN port
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
40
38
36
34
33
Signa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
18
17
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
42
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
44
Pin
31
45
59
58
46
Port
30
3
23
31
Specifications
Table 2-83 lists the specifications of the H838ASRB board.
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Table 2-83 Specifications of the H838ASRB board

Board
Static
Power
Consump
tion
Typical
Power
Consump
tion
Maximum
Power
Consump
tion
H838AS
RB
20.32 mm x 220 mm x 265 mm
10.0 W
15.0 W
(50% are
activated)
26.0 W
(100% are
activated)
2.5.2 H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB Board

H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB is a 64-channel POTS service board that provides POTS
access service.
Overview
NOTE
l H837ASPB has the same functions as H838ASPB; therefore, H837ASPB can substitute for
H838ASPB.
l Compared with H837ASPB/H838ASPB, H839ASPB supports a new function: direct current-isolated
(DC-I) grounding.
The H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board supports the following functions:

l
64 channels of POTS access services
All ports support polarity reversal configurations for a single port or all ports in batches.
The feeder voltage is -48 V
Loop connectivity test
Port protection
BORSCHT for analog user circuits

NOTE

l B: battery
l R: ringing
l S: supervision
l C: codec
l H: hybrid
l T: test
Figure 2-45 shows the external connections of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board.
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Figure 2-45 External connections of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board
Working Principle
Figure 2-46 illustrates the working principle of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board.
Figure 2-46 Working principle of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board
The basic working principle of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board is as follows:

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The subscriber-line interface module provides access to 64 channels of POTS services.
The codec module encodes and decodes voice signals and converts analog signals into
digital signals.
The MCU module processes the upper-layer protocol messages between the board and the
control board and manages user ports of the board.
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Front Panel
Table 2-84 describes the front panel of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board.
Table 2-84 Front panel of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board
ASPB
RUN
ALM
Steady green
Steady red
PSTN1
PSTN0
Port
The ports of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board are located on its front panel. Table
2-85 describes the ports of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board.
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Table 2-85 Ports of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board

Port
Function
Connection
PSTN0 and PSTN1
Each provides 32 channels

of POTS access services.

connect each port to the main distribution
frame (MDF).
Pin Assignments
Table 2-86 describes the pin assignments of the PSTN0 port on the front panel of the H837ASPB/
H838ASPB/H839ASPB board.
Table 2-86 Pin assignments of the PSTN0 port
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
42
40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33
18
17
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
31
Table 2-87 describes the pin assignments of the PSTN1 port on the front panel of the H837ASPB/
H838ASPB/H839ASPB board.
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Table 2-87 Pin assignments of the PSTN1 port

Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
47
48
39
63
62
47
46
61
60
45
44
43
42
37
40
38
41
36
49
34
32
48
16
56
15
49
36
50
51
25
52
23
53
21
54
19
59
60
61
62
18
33
10
20
32
58
22
33
12
24
34
57
11
26
35
14
13
27
35
40
Signa
l
28
37
51
50
42
Pin
29
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
30
41
55
54
38
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
55
17
63
Specifications
Table 2-88 lists the specifications of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board.
Table 2-88 Specifications of the H837ASPB/H838ASPB/H839ASPB board
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Static
Power
Consumpt
ion
Typical
Power
Consumpt
ion
Maximum
Power
Consumpt
ion
H837ASPB
20.32 mm x 220 mm x 265 mm
41 W
H838ASPB/
H839ASPB
20.32 mm x 220 mm x 265 mm
7.3 W
16.6 W
(25% are
activated)
48.9 W
(100% are
activated)

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2.5.3 H832DSLD Board

H832DSLD is an 8-channel ISDN service board. It provides the base rate adaptation (BRA) user
access service and implements point-to-point (P2P) or point-to-multipoint (P2MP) multimedia
(voice, image, and data) communications. Also, it can be connected to the personal handyphone
system (PHS) base station for service transparent transmission on the U interface.
Overview
The H832DSLD board supports the following functions:
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Eight 2B+1D channels for BRA user access service
Eight channels of service transparent transmission on the U interface by connecting to the

PHS base station

NOTE
The H832DSLD board does not support remote power supply and therefore it cannot supply power to the
network termination 1 (NT1) in a remote manner.
Figure 2-47 shows the external connections of the H832DSLD board.

Figure 2-47 External connections of the H832DSLD board
Working Principle
Figure 2-48 illustrates the working principle of the H832DSLD board.
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Figure 2-48 Working principle of the H832DSLD board
The basic working principle of the H832DSLD board is as follows:

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The subscriber interface module converts the interface coding to the interface bus data, puts
the converted data to the corresponding timeslot, and then outputs the data to the subscriber
interface.
The processing module extracts the call signaling and switches timeslots.
The control module communicates with the control board, detects the board status and
performs related control, reports the status of each module on the H832DSLD board and
executes the commands issued from the control board, processes signaling of each channel,
and controls data transmission and reception.
The logic module implements the CESoP clock recovery and the communication between
the H832DSLD board and the control board.
Front Panel
Table 2-89 describes the front panel of the H832DSLD board.
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Table 2-89 Front panel of the H832DSLD board

DSLD
RUN
ALM
Steady green
Steady red
LINE
Port
The port of the H832DSLD board is located on its front panel. Table 2-90 describes the port of
the H832DSLD board.
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Table 2-90 Port of the H832DSLD board

Port
Function
Connection
LINE
Supports eight channels of ISDN signals.

Table 2-91 describes the pin assignments of
the port.

cable (ports 0-7) to connect the port
to the main distribution frame
(MDF).
Pin Assignments
Table 2-91 describes the pin assignments of the LINE port on the front panel of the H832DSLD
board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
48
63
62
47
-
61
60
49
42
40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
30
15
-
28
26
24
22
20
33
18
17
10
7
-
5
-
19
0
12
21
1
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
-
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
3
-
Specifications
Table 2-92 lists the specifications of the H832DSLD board.
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Table 2-92 Specifications of the H832DSLD board

Board
Static
Power
Consump
tion
Typical
Power
Consump
tion
Maximu
m Power
Consump
tion
H832DSLD
20.32 mm x 220 mm x 265 mm
16.1 W
2.6 Broadband and Narrowband Combo Service Board

The broadband and narrowband combo service board provides broadband and narrowband
access services to meet high-density user access requirements and reduce carriers' network
construction and maintenance costs.
2.6.1 H835CALE Board

H835CALE is a 32-channel ADSL2+ and POTS combo service board. It has a built-in splitter
with 600-ohm impedance and provides ADSL2+ and POTS integrated access services.
Overview
The H835CALE board supports the following functions:
l
ADSL2+, POTS or ADSL2+ and POTS integrated access services
Polarity reversal for all 32 channels of POTS services
Port protection

NOTE

l B: battery
l R: ringing
l S: supervision
l C: codec
l H: hybrid
l T: test
Figure 2-49 shows the external connections of the H835CALE board.
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Figure 2-49 External connections of the H835CALE board
Working Principle
Figure 2-50 illustrates the working principle of the H835CALE board.
Figure 2-50 Working principle of the H835CALE board
The H835CALE board can be divided into two parts: the broadband part and the narrowband
part. The basic working principle of the board is as follows:
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Broadband service processing:

The broadband interface module converts the ADSL2+ line signals into cell flows.
The logic processing module implements functions such as encoding/decoding, analogto-digital conversion, and line driving for ADSL2+ services. It also provides an
upstream port connecting to the UTOPIA bus of the backplane.
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Narrowband service processing:

The narrowband interface module provides access to 32-channel narrowband services.
The narrowband service control module controls and manages narrowband services.
The codec module encodes and decodes voice signals and converts analog signals into
digital signals. It also provides an upstream port connecting to the HW bus of the
backplane.
The splitter module couples broadband and narrowband subscriber lines and separates
POTS signals from ADSL2+ signals.
Front Panel
Table 2-93 describes the front panel of the H835CALE board.
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Table 2-93 Front panel of the H835CALE board

CALE
RUN
ALM
Board startup
phase
Board running
phase
Steady green
Board power-on and

initialization.
Steady red
Board automatic loading and

discovery.
Steady green
Steady red
LINE
Port
The port of the H835CALE board is located on its front panel. Table 2-94 describes the port of
the H835CALE board.
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Table 2-94 Port of the H835CALE board

Port
Function
Connection
LINE
Provides 32-channel ADSL2+ and

POTS integrated access services.
Use a 32-channel subscriber cable

to connect the LINE port to the main
Pin Assignments
Table 2-95 describes the pin assignments of the LINE port on the front panel of the H835CALE
board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
42
40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33
18
17
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
31
Jumper Settings
The H835CALE board provides two jumpers, J7 and J8, as shown in Figure 2-51.
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Figure 2-51 Layout of the jumpers on the H835CALE board
Table 2-96 describes the settings of J7 and J8.

Table 2-96 Jumper settings of the H835CALE board
Jumper
Setting
Indication
Factory Default
J7 and J8
Connected
The board is ready for loading and the

narrowband CPU of the board uses the
serial port loading mode.
Not connected
Not
connected
The board is ready for normal working.
Specifications
Table 2-97 lists the specifications of the H835CALE board.
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Table 2-97 Specifications of the H835CALE board

Board
Dimensions (W x
D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H835CA
LE
20.32 mm x 220
mm x 265 mm
15.7 W
21.0 W
43.5 W
2.6.2 H83BCVLC/H83BCVLE Board

H83BCVLC/H83BCVLE is a 32-channel VDSL2 and POTS combo service board. It has a builtin splitter with 600-ohm impedance and provides VDSL2 and POTS integrated access services.
Overview
NOTE
The functions of the H83BCVLC and H83BCVLE boards are the same. They only differ in ground mode.
The H83BCVLE board uses the DC-I ground mode while the H83BCVLC board uses the DC-C ground
mode. This section describes the H83BCVLC board as an example.
The DC-I and DC-C ground modes are described as follows:
l In DC-I mode, BGND (ground of the 48 V DC return current) is separated from PGND (ground of the
device shell) and GND (ground of the device interior) while PGND and GND are connected.
l In DC-C mode, GND, PGND, and BGND are connected.
The H83BCVLC board supports the following functions:

l
VDSL2, POTS or VDSL2 and POTS integrated access services
8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 12a, 12b, 17a and 30a spectrum profiles
Polarity reversal for all 32 channels of POTS services
Port protection

NOTE

l B: battery
l R: ringing
l S: supervision
l C: codec
l H: hybrid
l T: test
Figure 2-52 shows the external connections of the H83BCVLC board.

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Figure 2-52 External connections of the H83BCVLC board

Backplane
port bus
Control
board
H83BCVLC
DC power
32 x (VDSL2+POTS)
ATU-R and
PSTN terminal
-48 V, +3.3 V,
+72 V, -24 V
Working Principle
Figure 2-53 illustrates the working principle of the H83BCVLC board.
Figure 2-53 Working principle of the H83BCVLC board
TDM
-48V+3.3V
+72V-24V
Broadband
service module
Power
port
Power
module
Protection module
POSPHY/G.int
Control module
Narrowband
interface module
Splitter module
Backplane connector
LOCALBUS
Narrowband
service module
LINE
Broadband
interface module
Clock module
The H83BCVLC board can be divided into two parts: the broadband part and the narrowband
part. The basic working principle of the board is as follows:
l
Broadband service processing:

The broadband interface module converts the VDSL2 line signals into cell flows.
The control module uses the localbus interface to communicate with the control board
so that the control board can manage and configure broadband services of the service
board.
The broadband service module implements functions such as encoding/decoding,
analog-to-digital conversion, and line driving for VDSL2 services. It also provides an
upstream port connecting to the POSPHY bus of the backplane.
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The narrowband interface module provides access to 32-channel narrowband services.

The narrowband service module encodes and decodes voice signals and converts analog
signals into digital signals. It also provides an upstream port connecting to the TDM
bus of the backplane.
l
The splitter module couples broadband and narrowband subscriber lines and separates
POTS signals from VDSL2 signals.
Front Panel
Table 2-98 describes the front panel of the H83BCVLC board.
Table 2-98 Front panel of the H83BCVLC board
CVLC
RUN
ALM
Board startup
phase
Board running
phase
Steady green
Board power-on and

initialization.
Steady red
Board automatic loading and

discovery.
Steady green
Steady red
LINE
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Port
The port of the H83BCVLC board is located on its front panel. Table 2-99 describes the port of
the H83BCVLC board.
Table 2-99 Port of the H83BCVLC board
Port
Function
Connection
LINE
Provides 32-channel VDSL2 and

POTS integrated access services.
Use a 32-Channel Subscriber

Cable to connect the LINE port to
the main distribution frame (MDF).
Pin Assignments
Table 2-100 describes the pin assignments of the LINE port on the front panel of the H83BCVLC
board.
Pin
Signa
l
Pin
Signa
l
64
15
48
63
62
47
14
61
60
13
12
11
10
49
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40
38
36
34
Signa
l
32
16
16
24
30
15
17
28
26
24
18
22
19
20
20
33

18
17
26
10
27
28
7
21
29
5
22
19
0
12
21
1
25
11
23
2
14
13
25
35
8
Pin
27
37
51
50
39
53
52
44
Signa
l
29
41
55
54
43
57
56
46
Pin
31
45
59
58
Port
30
3
23
31
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Jumper Settings
The H83BCVLC board provides two jumpers, J14 and J15, as shown in Figure 2-54.
Figure 2-54 Layout of the jumpers on the H83BCVLC board
Table 2-101 describes the settings of J14 and J15.

Table 2-101 Jumper settings of the H83BCVLC board
Jumper
Setting
Indication
Factory Default
J14 and J15
Connected
The board is ready for loading and the

narrowband CPU of the board uses the
serial port loading mode.
Not connected
Not
connected
The board is ready for normal working.
Specifications
Table 2-102 lists the specifications of the H83BCVLC/H83BCVLE board.
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Table 2-102 Specifications of the H83BCVLC/H83BCVLE board

Board
Dimensions (W x
D x H)
Static Power
Consumption
Typical Power
Consumption
Maximum
Power
Consumption
H83BC
VLC/
H83BC
VLE
265 mm x 220 mm
x 20.32 mm
8b: 12.8 W
8b: 34.2 W
8b: 61.5 W
17a: 12.8 W
17a: 32.8 W
17a: 58.4 W
2.7 Power Board

Connected to the external AC or DC power supply, the power board converts the voltage of such
power supply into a proper voltage using its power module and powers the other boards in the
chassis.
2.7.1 H831PDIA Board

H831PDIA is a DC power board. It can directly supply -48 V DC power to the backplane or
convert -48 V DC power to +3.3 V DC and +12 V DC and then supply the voltages to the
backplane. Through the backplane, powers the service boards, control board, and fan monitoring
board.
Overview
The H831PDIA board supports the following functions:
l
One -48 V DC input
Filtering and current-limiting for the input power
Detection and alarm reporting for the availability of input power
Figure 2-55 shows the external connections of the H831PDIA board.

Figure 2-55 External connections of the H831PDIA board
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Working Principle
Figure 2-56 illustrates the working principle of the H831PDIA board.
Figure 2-56 Working principle of the H831PDIA board
The basic working principle of the H831PDIA board is as follows:

l
The protection and filter circuit protects the -48 V DC power input against surges and
lightning strikes for current limiting and also filters EMI for the -48 V DC power input.
The soft-start circuit provides the soft-start function for the -48 V DC power input of the
+12 V DC and +3.3 V DC power modules.
The -48 V/+12 V power module converts the -48 V DC into +12 V DC for output.
The -48 V/+3.3 V power module converts the -48 V DC into +3.3 V DC for output.
The output filter circuit filters the output of the +12 V DC and +3.3 V DC power modules.
The detection and alarming circuit detects the availability of the -48 V DC power and reports
related alarms.
The e-label and board type reporting circuit stores the board manufacture information and
reports the board type.
Front Panel
Table 2-103 describes the front panel of the H831PDIA board.
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Table 2-103 Front panel of the H831PDIA board

PDIA
PWR: running status indicator

Steady green
Off
The board is powered off or the input fuse

blows.
PWR
SPD
SPD: protection indicator

Steady green
The protection circuit of the board is

normal.
Off
The protection circuit of the board is faulty.
-48V-60V;7.8A
Port
The port of the H831PDIA board is located on its front panel. Table 2-104 describes the port of
the H831PDIA board.
Table 2-104 Port of the H831PDIA board
Port (from Bottom
Upwards)
Function
Connection
RTN(+)/NEG(-) (OT
terminals)
Leads in one -48 V DC input for

the H831PDIA board.
Use a DC power cable to

connect the terminal to the DC
power supply.
Input voltage range: -38.4 V DC
to -72 V DC
Maximum input current: 7.8 A
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Dimensions
Table 2-105 lists the dimensions of the H831PDIA board.
Table 2-105 Dimensions of the H831PDIA board
Board
H831PDIA
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
2.7.2 H832PDIA Board

H832PDIA is a DC power board that directly supplies or converts the combined dual -48 V DC
power. It then outputs -48 V DC, +3.3 V DC, and +12 V DC to the backplane and, through the
backplane, powers the service boards, control board, and fan monitoring board.
Overview
The H832PDIA board supports the following functions:
l
Two -48 V DC inputs
Figure 2-57 shows the external connection of the H832PDIA board.

Figure 2-57 External connections of the H832PDIA board
Working Principle
Figure 2-58 illustrates the working principle of the H832PDIA board.
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Figure 2-58 Working principle of the H832PDIA board
The basic working principle of the H832PDIA board is as follows:

l
The -48 V/+12 V power module converts -48 V DC into +12 V DC for output.
The output filter circuit filters the output of the +12 V and +3.3 V DC power modules.
related alarms.
Front Panel
Table 2-106 describes the front panel of the H832PDIA board.
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Table 2-106 Front panel of the H832PDIA board
PDIA
PWR0: power status indicator (DC input "0")
PWR0 PWR1 SPD
Steady green
The circuit of DC input "0" is normal.
Off
DC input 0 is not available or the circuit of

DC input "0" is faulty.
PWR1: power status indicator (DC input "1")

Steady green
The circuit of DC input "1" is normal.
Off
DC input 1 is not available or the circuit of

DC input "1" is faulty.
-48-60V;7.8A

Steady green
The board protection circuit is normal.
Off
The board protection circuit is faulty.
-48-60V;7.8A
Port
The ports of the H832PDIA board are located on its front panel. Table 2-107 describes the ports
of the H832PDIA board.
Table 2-107 Ports of the H832PDIA board
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Port (from the Bottom

Upwards)
Function
Connection
0 (RTN(+)/NEG(-), OT
terminals)
Lead in one -48 V DC power input

(input "0") to the H832PDIA
board.
1 (RTN(+)/NEG(-), OT
terminals)

(input "1") to the H832PDIA
board.

connect the terminals to the
DC power supply.
Input voltage range: -38.4 V
DC to -72 V DC
Maximum input current:
7.8 A

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Dimensions
Table 2-108 lists the dimensions of the H832PDIA board.
Table 2-108 Dimensions of the H832PDIA board
Board
H832PDIA
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
2.7.3 H832PDVA Board

H832PDVA is a DC power board. It can directly supply -48 V DC power to the backplane or
board.
Overview
The H832PDVA board supports the following functions:
l
One -48 V DC inputs
The device supports a maximum of 400 W output power
Figure 2-59 shows the external connection of the H832PDVA board.

Figure 2-59 External connections of the H832PDVA board
+12 V DC
DC power
H832PDVA
-48 V DC
SPI bus and board type
Backplane
+3.3 V DC
-48 V DC
Monitoring signal
Working Principle
Figure 2-60 illustrates the working principle of the H832PDVA board.
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Figure 2-60 Working principle of the H832PDVA board
The basic working principle of the H832PDVA board is as follows:

l
related alarms.
Front Panel
Table 2-109 describes the front panel of the H832PDVA board.
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Table 2-109 Front panel of the H832PDVA board

PDVA
PWR: power status indicator

Steady green
Off
The board is powered off or the input fuse blows.

-48-60V;12A

Steady green
Off
PWR
SPD
Port
The ports of the H832PDVA board are located on its front panel. Table 2-110 describes the
ports of the H832PDVA board.
Table 2-110 Ports of the H832PDVA board
Port
Function
Connection
RTN(+)/NEG(-), OT
terminals

to the H832PDVA board.

DC power supply.
DC to -72 V DC
Maximum input current: 12
A
Dimensions
Table 2-111 lists the dimensions of the H832PDVA board.
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Table 2-111 Dimensions of the H832PDVA board

Board
H832PDVA
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
2.7.4 H832PDVAA Board

H832PDVAA is a DC power board. It can directly supply -48 V DC power to the backplane or
board.
Overview
The H832PDVAA board supports the following functions:
l
One -48 V DC inputs
A maximum output power of 400 W
Supports system-level Vectoring function
Figure 2-61 shows the external connection of the H832PDVAA board.

Figure 2-61 External connections of the H832PDVAA board
+12 V DC
DC power
H832PDVAA
-48 V DC
Backplane
+3.3 V DC
-48 V DC
Monitoring signal
Working Principle
Figure 2-62 illustrates the working principle of the H832PDVAA board.
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Figure 2-62 Working principle of the H832PDVAA board

-48 V DC
-48 V DC
Protection
filter circuit
Power module for
converting -48 V
to +12 V
Output
filter circuit
+12 V DC
Power module for

converting -48 V
to +3.3 V
Output
filter circuit
+3.3 V DC
Soft-start
circuit
Detection
alarm circuit
Electronic lable and board
type reporting circuit
Alarm information
VCE
daughter
board
ETH port
The basic working principle of the H832PDVAA board is as follows:

l
related alarms.
The VCE daughter board implements the Vectoring function for calculating and canceling
the crosstalk on narrowband lines.
Front Panel
Table 2-112 describes the front panel of the H832PDVAA board.
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Table 2-112 Front panel of the H832PDVAA board

PDVAA
PWR: power status indicator

Steady green
Off
The board is powered off or the input fuse blows.

-48-60V;14A

Steady green
Off
PWR
ETH
SPD
Port
The ports of the H832PDVAA board are located on its front panel. Table 2-113 describes the
ports of the H832PDVAA board.
Table 2-113 Ports of the H832PDVAA board
Port
Function
Connection
RTN(+)/NEG(-), OT
terminals
Leads in one -48 V DC power

input to the H832PDVAA board.

DC power supply.
DC to -72 V DC
Maximum input current: 14
A
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Port
Function
Connection
ETH, RJ45
Used for communication between

the VCE daughter board and the
CCUE control board, and used for
online uploading of the VCE
daughter board software to the
CCUE control board.

connect the ETH port on the
H831CCUE.
Dimensions
Table 2-114 lists the dimensions of the H832PDVAA board.
Table 2-114 Dimensions of the H832PDVAA board
Board
H832PDVAA
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
2.7.5 H831PAIA Board

H831PAIA is an AC power board. It converts the 220 V AC or 110 V AC input power into -48
V DC, +12 V DC, and +3.3 V DC and feeds the power to the service boards, control board, and
fan monitoring board through the backplane.
Overview
The H831PAIA board supports the following functions:
l
One 220 V AC or 110 V AC input
Figure 2-63 shows the external connections of the H831PAIA board.

Figure 2-63 External connections of the H831PAIA board
+12 V DC
AC power
H831PAIA
-48 V DC
Backplane
+3.3 V DC
220 V AC
Monitoring signal
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Working Principle
Figure 2-64 illustrates the working principle of the H831PAIA board.
Figure 2-64 Working principle of the H831PAIA board
-48 V DC
+12 V DC
220V AC/110V AC
MA200-A power module
+3.3 V DC
Signal reporting and receiving
The basic working principle of the H831PAIA board is as follows:

The MA200A power module converts the 220 V AC or 110 V AC input into 48 V DC, +12
V DC and +3.3 V DC outputs and reports alarm signals.
Front Panel
Table 2-115 describes the front panel of the H831PAIA board.
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Table 2-115 Front panel of the H831PAIA board

PAIA
PWR: AC status indicator
CAUTION
Disconnect power
before operating!
Steady green
The AC module input or

output is normal.
Steady red

output fails.
Off
No AC power is led in.
PWR
100-240V;50/60Hz;3A
Port
The port of the H831PAIA board is located on its front panel. Table 2-116 describes the port of
the H831PAIA board.
Table 2-116 Port of the H831PAIA board
Port
Function
Connection
220 V AC input port

(standard 3-pin male
socket)
Leads in the AC power to

the H831PAIA board.
Use an AC power cable to connect the

port to the AC power supply.
Input voltage range: 90 V AC to 264 V
AC
Maximum input current: 3 A
Dimensions
Table 2-117 lists the dimensions of the H831PAIA board.
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Table 2-117 Dimensions of the H831PAIA board

Board
H831PAIA
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
2.7.6 H831PAIC Board

H831PAIC is an AC power board. It converts the 220 V AC or 110 V AC input power into -48
V DC, +12 V DC, and +3.3 V DC and feeds the power to the service boards, control board, and
fan monitoring board through the backplane.
Overview
The H831PAIC board supports the following functions:
l
One 220 V AC or 110 V input
Figure 2-65 shows the external connections of the H831PAIC board.

Figure 2-65 External connections of the H831PAIC board
+12 V DC
AC power
-48 V DC
H831PAIC
Backplane
+3.3 V DC
220 V AC/110 V AC
Monitoring signal
Working Principle
Figure 2-66 illustrates the working principle of the H831PAIC board.
Figure 2-66 Working principle of the H831PAIC board
-48 V DC
220 V AC/110 V AC
+12 V DC
MA400-A power module
+3.3 V DC
The basic working principle of the H831PAIC board is as follows:

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The MA400A power module converts the 220 V AC input into 48 V DC, +12 V DC and +3.3
V DC outputs and reports alarm signals.
Front Panel
Table 2-118 describes the front panel of the H831PAIC board.
Table 2-118 Front panel of the H831PAIC board
PAIC
PWR: AC status indicator
CAUTION
Disconnect power
before operating!
Steady green

output is normal.
Steady red

output fails.
Off
No AC power is led in.
PWR
100-240V;50/60Hz;6A
Port
The port of the H831PAIC board is located on its front panel. Table 2-119 describes the port of
the H831PAIC board.
Table 2-119 Port of the H831PAIC board
Port
Function
Connection
220 V AC input port

socket)

the H831PAIC board.

AC
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Dimensions
Table 2-120 lists the dimensions of the H831PAIC board.
Table 2-120 Dimensions of the H831PAIC board
Board
H831PAIC
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
2.7.7 H831PAIB Board

H831PAIB is an AC power board (with power backup). It converts the 220 V AC or 110 V AC
input power into -48 V DC, +12 V DC and +3.3 V DC, and feeds the power to the service boards,
control board, and fan monitoring board through the backplane. The H831PAIB board also
supports battery (lead-acid battery or Fe-lithium battery) input for power backup. When the AC
power supply fails, the H831PAIB board switches to the battery for power supply.
Overview
The H831PAIB board supports the following functions:
l
One 220 V AC or 110 V AC input
Filtering and current-limiting
One battery (lead-acid battery or Fe-lithium battery) input for power backup
Temperature detection for the lead-acid battery
Activating a Fe-lithium battery
Figure 2-67 shows the external connections of the H831PAIB board.

Figure 2-67 External connections of the H831PAIB board
Lead-acid or
Fe-lithium
battery
(-48 V DC)
+12 V DC
220 V AC/
110V AC
Supplies
power/Charges
battery
+3.3 V DC
H831PAIB
-48 V DC
Backplane
AC power
supply
Monitoring signals
Temperature
sensor
Working Principle
Figure 2-68 illustrates the working principle of the H831PAIB board.
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Figure 2-68 Working principle of the H831PAIB board

-48 V DC
220V AC/110V AC
AC/DC module

-48 V DC
Battery supplies power

/Charges the battery
+12 V DC
PSUA
+3.3 V DC
-48 V DC
Temperature signal
PMUA
The basic working principle of the H831PAIB board is as follows:

l
The AC/DC module converts the 220 V AC or 110 V AC input into -48 V DC to the
backplane.
The PSUA board in the H831PAIB board converts the -48 V DC power transmitted from
the backplane or the power from the battery into +12 V DC and +3.3 V DC. The battery is
connected to a port on the front panel of the H831PAIB board. The PSUA board also
manages the AC power supply and the battery power supply by reporting alarm signals and
receiving control signals from the PMUA board.
When the battery is required for power backup, the PMUA board in the H831PAIB board
needs to be configured for managing the batteries. Otherwise, the PMUA board is not
required.
Front Panel
Table 2-121 describes the front panel of the H831PAIB board.
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Table 2-121 Front panel of the H831PAIB board

PAIB
PMU
BAT
Steady green
Communication between the PMUA

board and the main device is normal and
the battery is being charged.
Blinking green

board and the main device is normal and
the battery is being discharged.
Steady red

board and the main device fails and the
battery is being charged.
SENSOR
BAT+
-48V;5A
BAT-
PMU: running status indicator (red and green bi-colored)
AUX
CAUTION
Disconnect power
before operating!
VIN VOUT
PWR
NOTE
If the device is not equipped with a battery,
the indicator is steady red on by default.
Blinking red

board and the main device fails and the
battery is being discharged.
BAT: battery input indicator (green)

Steady green
The board is connected to a battery

input.
Off
The board is not connected to a battery

input.
100-240V;50/60Hz;3A
PWR: AC module input and output indicator

VIN: input status indicator
Steady green
The AC module input is normal.
Steady red
The AC module input fails.
Off
There is no AC input.
VOUT: output status indicator
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The AC module output is normal.
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The AC module output fails.

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Port
The ports of the H831PAIB board are located on its front panel. Table 2-122 describes the ports
of the H831PAIB board.
Table 2-122 Ports of the H831PAIB board
Port
Function
Connection
220 V AC input port

socket)

the H831PAIB board.

AC.
BAT-/BAT+ (OT
terminals)
Battery input terminals,

connect to the lead-acid
or Fe-lithium battery.
-59
Use a lead-acid battery power cable or

Fe-lithium battery power cable to
connect the OT terminals to a battery.
Input voltage range: -39 V DC to -59 V
DC.
SENSOR (2-pin
terminal)
Detects the temperature

of a lead-acid battery or
activates a Fe-lithium
battery.
Use a 2-wire cable to connect the

terminal to the temperature sensor of a
lead-acid battery or the activation port of
a Fe-lithium battery.
Power Transfer Board

The H831PAIB board supports the PSUA power transfer board for receiving the -48 V DC power
from the backplane and supplying +3.3 V DC and +12 V DC to the system. The PSUA board
supports the following functions:
l
Filters and current-limits the -48 V DC power provided by the backplane.
Leads in the -48 V DC power from the battery and transmits the power to the backplane in
case of AC supply failure.
Functions as the channel for charging or discharging the battery and therefore integrates a
relay to control the power-on and power-off of the battery.
Implements protection, filtering, and current-limiting at the battery input terminal.
Provides a circuit that reports the board type and an E2PROM circuit that stores the board
manufacture information.
Figure 2-69 shows the position of the PSUA board in the H831PAIB board.
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Figure 2-69 Position of the PSUA board
PSUA
PAIB
Power Monitoring Board

The H831PAIB board supports the PMUA power monitoring board. The PMUA board manages
the battery for the PSUA board. The PMUA board supports the following functions:
l
Detects the temperature of the battery and reports related parameters to the control board.
Detects the fuse status of the battery circuit and reports the detection result to the control
board.
Detects the charging current of the battery and reports related parameters to the PSUA
board and the control board.
Detects the voltage of the busbar and reports related parameters to the PSUA board and the
control board.
Controls power-on and power-off of the battery.
The PMUA board is attached on the PSUA board. Figure 2-70 shows the position of the PMUA
board in the H831PAIB board.
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Figure 2-70 Position of the PMUA board
PMUA
PAIB
Dimensions
Table 2-123 lists the dimensions of the H831PAIB board.
Table 2-123 Dimensions of the H831PAIB board
Board
H831PAIB
140 mm x 220 mm x 40.14 mm
2.8 Optical Module

This topic describes the types and specifications of pluggable optical modules supported by the
MA5616.
The MA5616 supports small form-factor pluggable (SFP) and enhanced small form-factor
pluggable (eSFP) encapsulation modes for optical modules. An SFP packet has the same size
as an eSFP packet. In eSFP encapsulation mode, performance data that cannot be reported in
SFP encapsulation mode can be reported.
An optical module has the following types of interfaces: LC/PC, SC/PC, and RJ45 (for electrical
modules).Figure 2-71 shows the appearance of the optical module.
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Figure 2-71 Appearance of the optical module
GPON optical module

If an optical module for GPON upstream transmission is configured on an H831CCUC or
H831CCUE board that is equipped with the UP2A or UP2C daughter board, connect one SC/
PC optical fiber to the board for GPON upstream transmission. Table 2-124 lists the
specifications of GPON optical modules.
Table 2-124 Specifications of GPON optical modules
Type
One-fiber bi-directional optical module
Operating
Wavelength
Tx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation Type
SFP
Rate
Tx: 1.244 Gbit/s
Rx: 1490 nm
Rx: 2.488 Gbit/s
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Optical Power
0.5 dBm
Maximum Output
Optical Power
5.0 dBm
Maximum Receiver
Sensitivity
-27.0 dBm
Optical Connector
Type
SC/PC
Optical Fiber Type
Single-mode
Reach
20.0 km
Overload optical
power
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10G GPON optical module

If an optical module for 10G GPON upstream transmission is configured on an H831CCUC or
H831CCUE board that is equipped with the XP1A daughter board, connect one SC/PC optical
fiber to the board for 10G GPON upstream transmission. Table 2-125 lists the specifications
of 10G GPON optical modules.
Table 2-125 Specifications of 10G GPON optical module
Type
Operating Wavelength
Tx: 1270 nm
Rx: 1577 nm
Encapsulation Type
SFP
Rate
Tx: 2.488 Gbit/s

Rx: 9.952 Gbit/s
Minimum Output Optical Power
2 dBm
Maximum Output Optical Power
7 dBm
Maximum Receiver Sensitivity
-28 dBm
Optical Connector Type
SC/PC
Optical Fiber Type
Single-mode
Reach
20.0 km
Overload optical power
-9 dBm
GE Electrical Module
If a GE electrical module is configured on an H831CCUC board that is equipped with the UP2A
or UP2C daughter board, connect one network cable to the board for one-channel GE. Table
2-126 the specifications of GE electrical module.
Table 2-126 Specifications of GE electrical modules
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Type
Module with 1000 Base-T RJ45 electrical port
Encapsulation Type
SFP
Rate
Full-duplex 1000 Mbit/s
Reach
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GE optical module
A GE optical module can be configured on an H831CCUB that is equipped with the GP1Aor
GE1A daughter board, H831CCUC or H831CCUE that is equipped with the UP2A or UP2C
daughter board, or H831EIUD board. The optical module with independent receive and transmit
functions is connected to two LC/PC optical fibers to provide one GE channel, and the optical
module with combined receive and transmit functions is connected to one LC/PC optical
fibers to provide one GE channel. Table 2-127 lists the specifications of GE optical modules.
Table 2-127 Specifications of GE optical modules
Type
Two-fiber bi-directional optical module
One-fiber bi-directional optical

module
No.
Operatin
g
Wavelen
gth
850 nm
1310 nm
1310 nm
1550 nm
Tx: 1310
nm
Tx: 1490
nm
Tx:
1490nm
Rx: 1490
nm
Rx: 1310
nm
Rx:
1570nm
Encapsul
ation
Type
eSFP
eSFP
eSFP
eSFP
eSFP
eSFP
eSFP
Rate
2.125
Gbit/s
1.25
Gbit/s
1.25
Gbit/s
1.25
Gbit/s
1.25
Gbit/s
1.25
Gbit/s
1.25Gbit
/s
1.25
Gbit/s
1.063
Gbit/s
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m Output
Optical
Power
-9.5
dBm
-9.0
dBm
-5.0
dBm
-2.0
dBm
-9.0
dBm
-9.0
dBm
-2.0
dBm
Maximu
m Output
Optical
Power
-2.5
dBm
-3.0
dBm
0 dBm
5 dBm
-3.0
dBm
-3.0
dBm
4 dBm
Maximu
m
Receiver
Sensitivit
y
-17.0
dBm
-20.0
dBm
-23.0
dBm
-23.0
dBm
-19.5
dBm
-19.5
dBm
-26.0
dBm
Optical
Connecto
r Type
LC/PC
LC/PC
LC/PC
LC/PC
LC/PC
LC/PC
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Fiber
Type
Multimode
Singlemode
Singlemode
Singlemode
Singlemode
Singlemode
Singlemode
Reach
0.50 km
10.0 km
40.0 km
80.0 km
10.0 km
10.0 km
80.0 km
Overload
optical
power
0 dBm
-3 dBm
-3 dBm
-3 dBm
-3 dBm
-3 dBm
-3 dBm
FE optical module
A FE optical module can be configured on an H831EIUD board, connect one LC/PC optical
fibers to the board for one-channel FE. Table 2-128 lists the specifications of FE optical
modules.
Table 2-128 Specifications of FE optical modules
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Type
No.
Operating
Wavelength
Tx: 1310 nm
Tx: 1550 nm
Rx: 1550 nm
Rx: 1310 nm
Encapsulation Type
eSFP
eSFP
Rate
STM-1
STM-1
Minimum Output
Optical Power
-15.0 dBm
-15.0 dBm
Maximum Output
Optical Power
-8.0 dBm
-8.0 dBm
Maximum Receiver
Sensitivity
-32.0 dBm
-32.0 dBm
Optical Connector
Type
LC/PC
LC/PC
Optical Fiber Type
Single-mode
Single-mode
Reach
15.0 km
15.0 km
Overload optical
power
-8 dBm
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About This Chapter

This topic covers the applications, appearances, pin assignments, and technical specifications
of the cables for the MA5616 chassis.
3.1 DC Power Cable
The DC power cable is used to transmit the DC power to loads and enable the loads to work in
the normal state.
3.2 AC Power Cable
An AC power cable is used to transmit AC power supply to loads and enable the loads to work
in the normal state.
3.3 Lead-acid Battery Power Cable
A lead-acid battery power cable is used for feeding DC power to loads and also for charging and
discharging a lead-acid battery.
3.4 Fe-lithium Battery Power Cable
A Fe-lithium battery power cable is used for feeding DC power to loads and also for charging
and discharging a Fe-lithium battery module.
3.5 PGND Cable
A PGND cable is used for protecting the device against lightning strikes and interference.
3.6 Local Maintenance Serial Port Cable
A local maintenance serial port cable is used for debugging devices or maintaining devices at
the local end.
3.7 Local Maintenance and Environment Monitoring Combo Cable
A local maintenance and environment monitoring combo cable is connected to a local
maintenance terminal or an environment monitoring device for debugging and maintaining the
main device or reporting the monitoring information to the control board.
3.8 Network Cable
A network cable is used for equipment cascading, communication between the device and the
network, and local maintenance and remote access of the device.
3.9 Environment Monitoring Cable
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An environment monitoring cable connects the control board of the device to sensors for
collecting the information about various environmental parameters.
3.10 Clock Bridging Cable
The clock Bridging cable is a 120-ohm-to-75-ohm clock cable and is used for transmitting clock/
time signals.
3.11 32-Channel Subscriber Cable
A 32-Channel subscriber cable connects a service board to the MDF for transmitting audio, video
and data signals.
3.12 Optical Fiber
An optical fiber connects an optical port to an upstream device or optical network terminal.
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3.1 DC Power Cable

The DC power cable is used to transmit the DC power to loads and enable the loads to work in
the normal state.
Application
The DC power cable connects the power port of the chassis to the external power supply. It is
connected as follows:
l
One end of the DC power cable is connected to the input port on the DC power board of
the chassis.
The other end of the DC power cable is bare wires. According to the output port type of
the DC power, a corresponding terminal is made and then connected to the output port of
the DC power supply.
NOTE
The black cable is the -48 V return ground cable connected to the RTN(+) terminal of the DC power board. The
blue cable is the -48 V power cable connected to the NEG(-) terminal of the DC power board.
Appearance and Structure

Figure 3-1 and Figure 3-2 show the appearances of a -48 V return ground cable and a -48 V
power cable.
Figure 3-1 Appearance of a -48 V return ground cable
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Figure 3-2 Appearance of a -48 V power cable
Figure 3-3 shows the structure of a DC power cable.

Figure 3-3 Structure of a DC power cable
Technical Specifications
The technical specifications of a -48 V return ground cable and a -48 V power cable are the
same, as listed in Table 3-1.
Table 3-1 Technical specifications of a -48 V return ground cable and a -48 V power cable
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Parameter
Description
Cable type
Electrical cable
Color
Black (-48 V return ground cable); blue (-48 V power cable)
Connector (X1) type
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Parameter
Description
DC resistance of the inner

conductor
23.2 ohms/km
Cross-sectional area of the

conductor
18 AWG (0.83 mm2)
3.2 AC Power Cable

An AC power cable is used to transmit AC power supply to loads and enable the loads to work
in the normal state.
Application
An AC power cable supplies the working voltage for the chassis. It is connected as follows:
l
One end of the AC power cable is connected to the AC power input port of the chassis.
The other end of the AC power cable is connected to the output port of the AC power supply.
Appearance
Figure 3-4 shows the appearance of an AC power cable.
Figure 3-4 Appearance of an AC power cable
Table 3-2 lists the technical specifications of an AC power cable.
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NOTE
Specifications of the AC power cable vary with country/area. The following uses the AC power cable that
meets the Chinese standard as an example.
Table 3-2 Specifications of an AC power cable

Parameter
Description
Function
GB 250 VAC/10 A
Connector 1
PI straight male
Connector 2
C13 straight female
Cable type
External power cable
Cable length
1.8 m
Cross-sectional area of the conductor
1.0 mm2
3.3 Lead-acid Battery Power Cable

A lead-acid battery power cable is used for feeding DC power to loads and also for charging and
discharging a lead-acid battery.
Connection
A lead-acid battery power cable connects the battery power port of the chassis to a lead-acid
battery. It is connected as follows:
l
One end of the cable is connected to the battery power port on the AC power board (with
power backup) in the chassis.
The other end of the cable is connected to the positive and negative poles of a lead-acid
battery.
NOTE
A lead-acid battery power cable consists of a -48 V return ground cable and a -48 V power cable.
l The black one is the -48 V return ground cable, connected to the BAT(+) terminal of the AC power board
(with power backup).
l The blue one is the -48 V power cable, connected to the BAT(-) terminal of the AC power board (with power
backup).

Figure 3-5 shows the appearance of a lead-acid battery power cable.
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Figure 3-5 Appearance of a lead-acid battery power cable
Figure 3-6 shows the structure of a lead-acid battery power cable.

Figure 3-6 Structure of a lead-acid battery power cable
Table 3-3 lists the technical specifications of a lead-acid battery power cable.
Table 3-3 Technical specifications of a lead-acid battery power cable
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Parameter
Description
Cable type
Electronic power cable
Color
Connector (X1) type
OT terminal
Connector (X2) type
Common terminal (female)

conductor
9.46 ohms/km

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Parameter
Description

conductor
14 AWG (2.5 mm2)
3.4 Fe-lithium Battery Power Cable

A Fe-lithium battery power cable is used for feeding DC power to loads and also for charging
and discharging a Fe-lithium battery module.
Connection
A Fe-lithium battery power cable connects the Fe-lithium battery power port of the chassis to a
Fe-lithium battery module. It is connected as follows:
l
One end of the cable is connected to the battery power port on the AC power board (with
power backup) in the chassis.
The other end of the cable is connected to the power port of a Fe-lithium battery module.
NOTE
A Fe-lithium battery power cable consists of a -48 V return ground cable and a -48 V power cable.
l The black one is the -48 V return ground cable, connected to the BAT(+) terminal of the AC power board
(with power backup).
l The blue one is the -48 V power cable, connected to the BAT(-) terminal of the AC power board (with power
backup).

Figure 3-7 shows the appearance of a Fe-lithium battery power cable.
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Figure 3-7 Appearance of a Fe-lithium battery power cable
Figure 3-8 shows the structure of a Fe-lithium battery power cable.

Figure 3-8 Structure of a Fe-lithium battery power cable
Table 3-4 lists the technical specifications of a Fe-lithium battery power cable.
Table 3-4 Technical specifications of a Fe-lithium battery power cable
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Parameter
Description
Cable type
Electronic power cable
Color
Connector (X1/X2) type
OT terminal

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Parameter
Description

conductor
9.46 ohms/km

conductor
14 AWG (2.5 mm2)
3.5 PGND Cable

A PGND cable is used for protecting the device against lightning strikes and interference.
Connection
The connections of a PGND cable are as follows:
l
One end of the PGND cable (OT 6-4) is connected to the ground point of the chassis.
The other end of the PGND cable (OT 6-6) is connected to the ground point of the cabinet.

Figure 3-9 shows the appearance of a PGND cable.
Figure 3-9 Appearance of a PGND cable
Figure 3-10 shows the structure of a PGND cable.

Figure 3-10 Structure of a PGND cable
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Table 3-5 lists the technical specifications of a PGND cable.
Table 3-5 Technical specifications of a PGND cable
Parameter
Description
Cable type
Electrical cable
Color
Yellow and green
Connector (X1) type
OT 6-4
Connector (X2) type
OT 6-6
Wire gauge of the inner conductor
10 AWG (6 mm2)
Maximum current
50.0 A
3.6 Local Maintenance Serial Port Cable

A local maintenance serial port cable is used for debugging devices or maintaining devices at
the local end.
Application
A local maintenance serial port cable is used for debugging or local maintenance.
It is connected as follows:
l
One end of the cable is an RJ45 connector (8-pin), which connects to a maintenance serial
port of the device.
The other end of the cable is a DB-9 or DB-25 socket, which connects to a maintenance
terminal. When a PC is used as the maintenance terminal, select the DB-9 socket.

Figure 3-11 shows the appearance of a local maintenance serial port cable.
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Figure 3-11 Appearance of a local maintenance serial port cable
Figure 3-12 shows the structure of a local maintenance serial port cable.
Figure 3-12 Structure of a local maintenance serial port cable
Pin Assignments
Table 3-6 describes the pin assignments of a local maintenance serial port cable.
Table 3-6 Pin assignments of a local maintenance serial port cable
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Pin Mapping
X2 (RJ45)
X1 (DB-25)
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Pin Mapping
X3 (DB-9)
Table 3-7 lists the technical specifications of a local maintenance serial port cable.
Table 3-7 Technical specifications of a local maintenance serial port cable
Parameter
Description
Connector type
DB-9 female + Ethernet port 8-pin/DB-25 female
Cable type
Symmetrical twisted pair
Color
Dark blue
Wire diameter of the inner

conductor
0.38 mm
28 AWG (cross-sectional area 0.08 mm2)
Number of wires
3.7 Local Maintenance and Environment Monitoring

Combo Cable
A local maintenance and environment monitoring combo cable is connected to a local
maintenance terminal or an environment monitoring device for debugging and maintaining the
main device or reporting the monitoring information to the control board.
Application
A local maintenance and environment monitoring combo cable is connected as follows:
l
One end provides an RJ45 connector and is connected to the CON/ESC port of the control
board.
The other end provides an RJ45 connector and a RJ45 female connector:
RJ45 connector: connected to an environment monitoring device.
RJ45 female connector: connected to a local maintenance terminal.
Figure 3-13 shows the structure of a local maintenance and environment monitoring combo
cable.
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Figure 3-13 Structure of a local maintenance and environment monitoring combo cable
Pin Assignments
Table 3-8 describes the pin assignments of a local maintenance and environment monitoring
combo cable.
Table 3-8 Pin assignments of a local maintenance and environment monitoring combo cable
Cable
Connector X1
Connectors X2 and X3
Color
Relationship
W1
X1.1
X2.4
White
Pair
X1.2
X2.5
Blue
X1.7
X2.1
White
X1.8
X2.2
Orange
X1.4
X2.6
Green
X1.Shell
X2.Shell
Shield
X1.3
X3.2
White
Pair
X1.6
X3.3
Blue
X1.5
X3.5
White
X1.Shell
X3.Shell
Shield
W2
Pair
Table 3-9 lists the technical specifications of a local maintenance and environment monitoring
combo cable.
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Table 3-9 Technical specifications of a local maintenance and environment monitoring combo
cable
Parameter
Specification
Connector X1 type
MP8-VI
Connector X2 type
MP8-VI
Connector X3 type
DB9 female
Cable W1 type
Symmetrical twisted pair-100 ohms-4 pairs
Cable W2 type
Symmetrical twisted pair-100 ohms-2 pairs
Color
Black
Core diameter of the inner

conductor
0.48 mm
26 AWG
3.8 Network Cable

A network cable is used for equipment cascading, communication between the device and the
network, and local maintenance and remote access of the device.
Application
A network cable can be a straight-through cable or a crossover cable.
l
The straight-through cable is used to connect a terminal to the network or local maintenance
and remote access of the device.
The crossover cable is used to connect two terminals.

The appearances of a straight-through cable and a crossover cable are the same. Figure 3-14
shows the appearance of a network cable.
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Figure 3-14 Appearance of a network cable
Figure 3-15 shows the structure of a network cable.

Figure 3-15 Structure of a network cable
Main label
View A
A
1
X1
X2
Pin Assignments
Table 3-10 describes the pin assignments of a straight-through cable.
Table 3-10 Pin assignments of a straight-through cable
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Wire Color
X2 Pin
White and orange
Orange
White and green
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X1 Pin
Wire Color
X2 Pin
White and blue
Green
White and brown
Brown
Table 3-11 describes the pin assignments of a crossover cable.

Table 3-11 Pin assignments of a crossover cable
X1 Pin
Wire Color
X2 Pin
White and orange
Orange
White and green
Blue
White and blue
Green
White and brown
Brown
NOTE
To achieve the optimum electrical transmission performance, make sure that the wires connected to pins 1 and
2 and to pins 3 and 6 are twisted pairs.
Table 3-12 lists the technical specifications of a network cable.
Table 3-12 Technical specifications of a network cable
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Parameter
Description
Connector (X1/X2)
RJ45 connector
Type
Category-3 and category-5 unshielded twisted pairs

(UTP-3 and UTP-5) or shielded twisted pairs (STP)
Color
Dark gray
Characteristic impedance
100.0 ohms

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Parameter
Description
Wire diameter of the inner

conductor
0.510 mm
Breakdown voltage
500.0 V

conductor
93.8 ohms/km
Number of wires
Frequency range
0-100 MHz
Frequency attenuation
22 dB/100 m@100 MHz
3.9 Environment Monitoring Cable

An environment monitoring cable connects the control board of the device to sensors for
collecting the information about various environmental parameters.
Connection
An environment monitoring cable gathers signals of various sensors and transmits the signals
to the control board for processing. It is connected as follows:
l
One end of the cable is a DB-9 male connector connecting to a DB-9 female connector,
leading out multiple wires to connect to corresponding sensors.
The other end of the cable is an RJ45 connector connecting to the ALARM port on the
control board.

Figure 3-16 shows the appearance of an environment monitoring cable.
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Figure 3-16 Appearance of an environment monitoring cable
Figure 3-17 shows the structure of an environment monitoring cable.

Figure 3-17 Structure of an environment monitoring cable
Pin Assignments
Table 3-13 describes the pin assignments of an environment monitoring cable.
Table 3-13 Pin assignments of an environment monitoring cable
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Wire Color
X2 Pin
Blue
White and blue
Orange

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X1 Pin
Wire Color
X2 Pin
White and orange
Green
White and green
Brown
White and brown
Table 3-14 lists the technical specifications of an environment monitoring cable.
Table 3-14 Technical specifications of an environment monitoring cable
Parameter
Description
Connector (X1) type
DB-9 male connector
Connector (X2) type
RJ45 connector
Cable type
UTP CAT5E
Color
PANTONE 430U
100.0 ohms
Core diameter of the inner

conductor
0.500 mm
Breakdown voltage
500.0 V

conductor
93.8 ohms/km
Number of wires
Frequency range
0-100 MHz
22 dB/100 m@100 MHz
3.10 Clock Bridging Cable

The clock Bridging cable is a 120-ohm-to-75-ohm clock cable and is used for transmitting clock/
time signals.
Connection
The clock Bridging cable is connected as follows:
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One end of the cable is an RJ45 connector connecting to the CLK/TOD port on the control
board.
The other end is connected to the external clock device. The connector must be made based
on the on-site situation.
Structure
Figure 3-18 shows the structure of the clock bridging cable.
Figure 3-18 Structure of the clock bridging cable
Pin Assignment
Table 3-15 lists the pin assignment of the clock bridging cable connector.
Table 3-15 Pin assignment of the clock bridging cable connector
120-Ohm Cable
75-Ohm Cable
Connector Pin
Color
Relation
Core No.
X1.1
Orange
Twisted pair
W1
X1.2
White
X1.4
Blue
Twisted pair
W2
X1.5
White
X1.3
Green
Twisted pair
W3
X1.6
White
X1.7
White
Twisted pair
W4
X1.8
Brown
Table 3-16 lists the technical specifications of the clock bridging cable.
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Table 3-16 Technical specifications of the clock bridging cable

Item
Specification
Cable
120 ohm To 75 ohm Clock Cable
Connector X1
type
Network Interface Connector,8-Bit 8PIN, Crystal Model Connector
120-ohm cable
type
Twisted-Pair Cable, 120 ohm, SEYVP, 0.4 mm, 26AWG, 4Pairs, Pantone
430U
75-ohm cable
type
Coaxial Cable, SYV-75-2-2(4.0Z)-1/0.34 mm, OD3.9 mm, Double-Layer

Copper Braid Shielded
3.11 32-Channel Subscriber Cable

A 32-Channel subscriber cable connects a service board to the MDF for transmitting audio, video
and data signals.
Application
One end of a 32-channel subscriber cable is a Champ 64-pin connector connected to a port of a
service board, and the other end is bare wires connected to the MDF.

Figure 3-19 shows the appearance of a 32-channel subscriber cable.
Figure 3-19 Appearance of a 32-channel subscriber cable
Figure 3-20 shows the structure of a 32-channel subscriber cable.
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Figure 3-20 Structure of a 32-channel subscriber cable
Pin Assignments
Figure 3-21 shows the pin assignments of a 32-channel subscriber cable.
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Figure 3-21 Pin assignments of a 32-channel subscriber cable
Table 3-17 lists the technical specifications of a 32-channel subscriber cable.
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Table 3-17 Technical specifications of a 32-channel subscriber cable

Parameter
Description
Connector
Champ 64-pin
Cable type
Symmetrical twisted pair
Color
PANTONE 430U
100.0 ohms
Wire diameter of the inner conductor
0.400 mm
26 AWG
Number of wires
64
Breakdown voltage
1000.0 V
DC resistance of the inner conductor
145.0 ohms/km
Frequency range
ADSL: 1 MHz20 MHz

VDSL: 1 MHz30 MHz
2.95 dB/100 m (1 MHz)
Capacitance
56 nF/km (1 kHz)
3.12 Optical Fiber

An optical fiber connects an optical port to an upstream device or optical network terminal.
Application
An optical fiber carries optical signals. It is connected as follows:
l
One end of the optical fiber is connected to an optical port of a board.
The other end of the optical fiber is connected to the optical distribution frame (ODF),
optical port of the upper layer device, or optical port of other devices.
Appearance
The appearances of a single-mode optical fiber and a multi-mode optical fiber are the same, but
their colors are different. The single-mode optical fiber is yellow, and the multi-mode optical
fiber is orange.
Figure 3-22 and Figure 3-23 show the appearances of single-mode optical fibers with different
connectors.
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Figure 3-22 Appearance of a single-mode optical fiber with LC/PC connectors
Figure 3-23 Appearance of a single-mode optical fiber with SC/PC connectors
Fiber Selection Criterion

Table 3-18 lists the criteria for selecting optical fibers. Table 3-19 lists common optical
connectors.
Table 3-18 Criteria for selecting optical fibers
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According to ...
Length
Survey result
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Determine ...
According to ...
Single-mode or
multi-mode
Optical module type
Optical connector
type
l Square connector: SC/PC and LC/PC

l Round connector: FC/PC
Table 3-19 Common optical connectors
SC/PC connector
LC/PC connector
FC/PC connector
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4 Electromechanical Device
Electromechanical Device
About This Chapter

This topic covers the functions, front panels, input terminals, output terminals, and specifications
of the electromechanical devices for the MA5616.
4.1 EPS30-4815AF Power System
The AC-powered cabinet uses the EPS30-4815AF power system to convert the AC input into
the DC power for power distribution.
4.2 ETP4830 Power System
An AC-powered cabinet uses the ETP4830 power system to convert the AC input to the DC
power for power distribution. The small and modular ETP4830 power system supports easy
installation and maintenance, effective LCD interface management, and excellent security
specifications design. The power system supports a maximum of 30 A output current.
4.3 ESCM EMU
This topic covers the function, front panel, and specifications of the ESCM environment
monitoring unit (EMU).
4.4 PMIB01 Sensor Transfer Box
This topic describes the application and front panel of the sensor transfer box, and provides the
specifications of the sensor transfer box.
4.5 MUE02A Sensor Transfer Box
The sensor transfer box provides various sensor ports to connect the external sensors to
monitoring module, collecting signals from the sensors and forwarding the signals to the
monitoring module.
4.6 12 AH Battery
The 12 AH battery is the valve regulated lead-acid (VRLA) battery whose power can be restored
by charging after the battery is discharged. It can be used as the backup power supply of the
device.
4.7 PBL 02A Fe-lithium Battery Module
The PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module is used in an AC-powered cabinet to provide -48 V
DC power backup without conversion delay.
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4.1 EPS30-4815AF Power System

The AC-powered cabinet uses the EPS30-4815AF power system to convert the AC input into
the DC power for power distribution.
Function
The EPS30-4815AF power system converts one AC input into two DC outputs to implement
the DC power distribution. It can be connected to one set of batteries and use its monitoring
module to manage the batteries.
The EPS30-4815AF power system can also use the external sensor transfer box to collect and
report the status of sensors and standby detected parameters.
NOTE
The rectifier modules of the EPS30-4815AF power system work in the load balancing and mutual hot
backup mode.
Appearance
Figure 4-1 shows the appearance of the EPS30-4815AF power system.
Figure 4-1 Appearance of the EPS30-4815AF power system
Monitoring module
Rectifier module
Configuration
Table 4-1 lists the component configuration of the EPS30-4815AF power system.
Table 4-1 Component configuration of the EPS30-4815AF power system
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Component
Configuration
GERM4815T rectifier module
1 to 2 (optional)
EPMU03 monitoring module
Rack-EPS30-4815AFEM AC/DC power

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The EPS30-4815AF power system can be configured with two rectifier modules, which are
connected in parallel for output.
Table 4-2 shows the mapping between the quantity of rectifier modules in the EPS30-4815AF
power system and the maximum output current.
Table 4-2 Mapping between the quantity of rectifier modules of the EPS30-4815AF power
system and the maximum output current
Quantity of Rectifier Modules
Maximum Output Current
15 A
30 A
Indicator
Table 4-3 describes the indicators on the rectifier module of the EPS30-4815AF power system.
Table 4-3 Indicators on the rectifier module of the EPS30-4815AF power system
Indicator
Status
Description
RUN
Steady green
The rectifier module functions properly.
Off
This indicator is off when the red indicator is

on or the yellow indicator is on (not caused by
output overcurrent).
Steady yellow
The ALM indicator of the rectifier module is

valid when PS-off, OTP, and primary
protection are valid, or when overcurrent
occurs.
Blinking yellow
The communication of the rectifier module is

interrupted.
Off
Steady red
The FAULT indicator of the rectifier module

is valid when PS-enable and Vo-OV are valid,
or when fan fault, no output, or output short
circuit occurs.
Off
ALM
FAULT
Table 4-4 describes the indicators on the monitoring module of the EPS30-4815AF power
system.
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Table 4-4 Indicators on the monitoring module of the EPS30-4815AF power system
Indicator
Status
Description
RUN
Green and blinking 1s on

and 1s off
The monitoring module functions properly.
Blinking green quickly
The monitoring module hardware is normal

but the communication between the
monitoring module and the upper device is
abnormal.
Off
The monitoring module is faulty or there is no

power input.
Steady red
The system generates a critical alarm or the

battery is disconnected.
Off
The system does not generate any critical

alarm and the battery is already connected.
ALM
Input Terminal
The EPS30-4815AF power system supports one 220 V AC power input and the standard 3-pin
connector is used.
Figure 4-2 shows the input terminals of the EPS30-4815AF power system.
Figure 4-2 Input terminals of the EPS30-4815AF power system
AC INPUT
DC OUTPUT
RS232/RS485
RUN
RUN
RUN
ALARM
ALARM
FAULT
FAULT
EPMU03
COM
GERM4815T
GERM4815T
FU-BT
20A
ALM
LOAD1
10A
LOAD2
20A
FU-1
10A
FU-2
20A
BATT.
20A
AC INPUT
Output Terminal
The EPS30-4815AF power system supports three output terminals. The two pins on the left of
the output terminal are the output positive pole and the two pins on the right of the output terminal
are the output negative pole.
Figure 4-3 shows the output terminals of the EPS30-4815AF power system.
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Figure 4-3 Output terminals of the EPS30-4815AF power system

AC INPUT
DC OUTPUT
RS232/RS485
RUN
RUN
RUN
ALARM
ALARM
FAULT
FAULT
LOAD1
10A
LOAD2
20A
FU-1
10A
GERM4815T
GERM4815T
FU-BT
20A
ALM
EPMU03
COM
BATT.
20A
FU-2
20A
DC OUTPUT
+
LOAD1
10A
LOAD2
20A
BATT.
20A
Figure 4-4 shows the fuses of the output tributaries in the EPS30-4815AF power system.
Figure 4-4 Fuses of the output tributaries in the EPS30-4815AF power system
AC INPUT
DC OUTPUT
RS232/RS485
RUN
RUN
RUN
ALARM
ALARM
FAULT
FAULT
GERM4815T
EPMU03
COM
FU-BT
20A
ALM
LOAD2
20A
FU-1
10A
GERM4815T
LOAD1
10A
FU-2
20A
BATT.
20A
FU-BT
20A
FU-2
20A
FU-1
10A
Table 4-5 shows the mapping between the fuses of the output tributaries and the load tributaries.
Table 4-5 Mapping between the fuses of the output tributaries and the load tributaries
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Fuse of the Output Tributary
Load Tributary
FU-1 (10 A)
LOAD1 (10 A)
FU-2 (20 A)
LOAD2 (20 A)
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Load Tributary
FU-BT (20 A)
BATT (20 A)
DIP Switch
The EPS30-4815AF power system provides a DIP switch, the DIP switch is on the right middle
of the monitoring module control board, which can be seen after you remove the monitoring
module. The DIP switch has eight available electrical switches. ON indicates 1, and OFF
indicates 0. Table 4-6 describes the settings of DIP switch.
Table 4-6 Settings of the DIP switch
Electrical
Switch
Setting
Indication
Factory
Default
1-5
Supported
Used to set the address of the environment

monitoring module.
1:OFF
2:OFF
3:OFF
4:OFF
5:OFF
ON
The rate of the serial port is 9600 bit/ s.
OFF
The rate of the serial port is 19200 bit/s.
Not
supported
OFF
Not
supported
OFF
ON
The DIP switchs 1-5 are used to set the address of the environment monitoring module, Table
4-7 shows the settings of the Dip switchs.
Table 4-7 Settings of the Dip switchs 1-5
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Address Value
10
..
..
..
..
..
..
Specifications
Table 4-8 lists the specifications of the EPS30-4815AF power system.
Table 4-8 Specifications of the EPS30-4815AF power system
Parameter
Specification
Input
l Rated input voltage: 220 V AC (90-290 V AC) (Note that

in the range of 90-176 V AC, the output current also
decreases linearly, limited within a specified range.)
l Maximum input current: 10 A
l Frequency: 50 Hz (45-65 Hz)
l Rated output voltage: -53.5 V DC
Output
l Voltage range: -43.2 V DC to -57.6 V DC

l Output current:
LOAD1: 10 A (fuse)
LOAD2: 20 A (fuse)
BATT: 20 A (fuse)
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Efficiency
89% (in rated working state, 50% to 100% load)
Operating temperature range
-33C to +65C (Note that in the range of +50C to +65C,

the output current also decreases linearly, limited within a
specified range.)

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Parameter
Specification
Cooling method
Forced air cooling, with the built-in fan in the rectifier module
Dimensions (excluding
mounting ears)
442 mm x 250 mm x 43.6 mm (W x D x H)
4.2 ETP4830 Power System

An AC-powered cabinet uses the ETP4830 power system to convert the AC input to the DC
power for power distribution. The small and modular ETP4830 power system supports easy
installation and maintenance, effective LCD interface management, and excellent security
specifications design. The power system supports a maximum of 30 A output current.
Function
The ETP4830 power system supports the following functions:
l
Converts AC input to DC inputs and provides the DC inputs for communication devices.
Communicates with the upper device using a COM or an RS485/RS232 serial port; sends
control signals based on the values of monitored parameters or the control command sent
by the upper device; detects power distribution parameters, rectifier module parameters,
and auxiliary digital parameters in real time.
Connects to one group of lead acid batteries and uses a site monitoring unit (SMU) to
manage the batteries. Manages battery charging and discharging, ensuring efficient battery
usage.
Connects to a sensor transfer box using a DB50 port, detecting analog parameters and digital
parameters, and outputting control signals.
Uses the SMU to monitor all running parameters for the ETP4830 power system in real
time, determines the working status, and reports alarms in a timely manner.
Appearance
Figure 4-5 shows the appearance of the ETP4830 power system.
Figure 4-5 ETP4830 power system
Monitoring module
Rectifier module
Power supply unit
Configuration
Table 4-9 describes the components of the ETP4830 power system.
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Table 4-9 Component configuration of the ETP4830 power system

Component
Configuration
ETP4830ZB-A1 AC and DC power

distribution subrack
Monitoring module SMU01B
Rectifier module R4815N1
1 to 2 (optional)
The ETP4830 power system can be configured with two rectifier modules, which are connected
in parallel for output.
Table 4-10shows the mapping between the quantity of rectifier modules in the ETP4830 power
system and the maximum output current.
Table 4-10 Mapping between the quantity of rectifier modules of the ETP4830 power system
and the maximum output current
Quantity of Rectifier Modules
Maximum Output Current
15 A
30 A
Communication Ports on the SMU01B Monitoring Module

Table 4-11 describes the communication ports on the SMU01B monitoring module. A user can
set the baud rate of the device using the LCD interface of the monitoring module. The default
baud rate is 9600 bit/s.
Table 4-11 Communication ports on the SMU01B monitoring module
Communication
Port
Communication
Mode
Communication
Parameter
Description
COM
RS485/RS232
Baud rate: 19200 bit/

s or 9600 bit/s
Used as a serial port,

communicating with
the upper device
RS485/RS232
RS485/RS232
Baud rate: 19200 bit/

s or 9600 bit/s
Used as a serial port,

supporting the
northbound/
southbound
communications
Indicators
Table 4-12 describes the indicators on the R4815N1 rectifier module.
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Table 4-12 Indicators on the R4815N1 rectifier module

Indicator
Color
Status
Description
Power indicator
Green
Steady on
Normal
Off
No AC input
Blinking
There is AC input,
and the PSU is in the
manual query status
Steady on
A protection
mechanism is
triggered. After the
fault is rectified, the
PSU can be restored
to the normal status
Blinking
Communication
between the PSU and
the SMU is
interrupted
Off
Normal
Steady on
An unrecoverable
fault occurs
Off
Normal
Alarm indicator
Fault indicator
Yellow
Red
Table 4-13 describes the indicators on the SMU01B monitoring module.

Table 4-13 Indicators on the SMU01B monitoring module
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Indicator
Color
Status
Description
RUN
Green
Off
The monitoring
module is faulty or
there is no DC power
input.
Blinking at a
frequency of 0.5 Hz
The monitoring
module is working
properly and
communicating with
the upper device
properly.

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Indicator
ALM
Color
Red
Status
Description
Blinking at a
frequency of 4 Hz
The monitoring
module works
properly but does not
communicate with
the upper device
properly.
Off
The system does not

generate any urgent
or critical alarms.
Steady on
The system generates

urgent or critical
alarms.
Input Terminal
The ETP4830 power system supports one 220 V AC input and connects to an AC input cable.
Figure 4-6 shows the input terminal in the ETP4830 power system.
Figure 4-6 Input terminal in the ETP4830 power system
Output Terminal
The ETP4830 power system supports three output terminals. The two pins on the left of the
output terminal are the output positive pole and the two pins on the right of the output terminal
are the output negative pole.
Figure 4-7 shows the output terminals in the ETP4830 power system.
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Figure 4-7 Output terminals in the ETP4830 power system
Figure 4-8 shows the output branch fuse in the ETP4830 power system.
Figure 4-8 Output branch fuse in the ETP4830 power system
Table 4-14 shows the mapping between the fuses of the output tributaries and the load tributaries.
Table 4-14 Mapping between the fuses of the output tributaries and the load tributaries
Load Tributary
FU-1 (20 A)
LOAD1 (20 A)
FU-2 (20 A)
LOAD2 (20 A)
FU-BT (20 A)
BATT (20 A), used for connecting to batteries
Specifications
Table 4-15 lists the specifications of the ETP4830 power system.
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Table 4-15 Specifications of the ETP4830 power system

Parameter Class
Parameter
Description
Conditions
Operating
environment
temperature
-40C to +70C
Operating
environment
humidity
5% to 95% (no condensation)
Altitude
0 m to 4000 m
(Note that in the range of 2000 m to 4000 m, the
operating environment temperature decreases
by 1C when the altitude increases by 200 m.)
AC input
DC output
Mode
mono-phase
Voltage
85 V AC to 300 V AC (rated value: 220 V)
Frequency
45 Hz to 65 Hz (rated value: 50 Hz)
Power factor
0.99 in the case of a rated load
Rectifier module
efficiency
Peak efficiency : 94%
Voltage
-43.2 V to -57.6 V
Default voltage
-53.5 V
Maximum power
l 2000 W (input voltage: 176300 V AC)

l 1000 W (input voltage: 85175 V AC)
NOTE
The maximum output power of the system is the
number of configured rectifier modules multiplied by
the output power of each rectifier module.
Structure
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Regulated voltage
precision
0.6%
Peak noise voltage
200 mV (0 MHz to 20 MHz)
Dimensions (H x W
x D) without
brackets
43.6 mm x 442 mm x 255 mm
Weight
8 kg (including modules)
Protection class
IP20
Installation mode
Installed in a IEC cabinet or an ETSI cabinet

with brackets
Maintenance mode
Front access

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Parameter Class
Parameter
Description
Cooling method
Forced air cooling, with the built-in fan in the

rectifier module
4.3 ESCM EMU

This topic covers the function, front panel, and specifications of the ESCM environment
monitoring unit (EMU).
Function
The ESCM EMU includes the environment monitoring board, terminal block, and DIP switch.
It monitors the environment parameters of the whole device, such as smoke, water, door status,
MDF, temperature, and humidity, and also provides the extended monitoring port.
Structure
Figure 4-9 shows the structure of the ESCM EMU.
Figure 4-9 Structure of the ESCM EMU
Captive screw
Holes for the M3 sunk

screw (for fastening)
Plastic foot
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Front Panel
Figure 4-10 shows the front panel of the ESCM EMU.
Figure 4-10 Front panel of the ESCM EMU
Indicator on the Front Panel

The ESCM EMU has one indicator on its front panel.
Table 4-16 describes the indicator.
Table 4-16 Indicator
Name
Color
Status
Description
RUN
Green
Blinking 1s on and 1s off
The environment monitoring

board in the ESCM EMU
functions properly.
Red
Blinking 0.3s on and 0.3s off

board is faulty. That is, certain
alarms are generated, such as:
l Alarm indicating that the
MDF is faulty
l Alarm indicating that the
temperature or the system
voltage exceeds the preset
upper or lower limit
Yellow
Blinking 0.3s on and 0.3s off

board is not registered.
Blinking 1s on and 1s off

board generates alarms that do
not interrupt services. These
alarms can be
l Alarm of the environment
analog parameter
l Alarm of the external digital
parameter
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Name
Color
Status
Description
Blinks irregularly
An application program is being

loaded or upgraded online. The
loading speed determines the
frequency of blinking.
Always on
Communication between the

environment monitoring board
and the control board is
interrupted.
Terminal Block
Table 4-17 describes the terminal blocks of the ESCM EMU.
Table 4-17 Terminal blocks of the ESCM EMU
Silk Screen
Function
Remarks
JTD1-JTD6
Indicate the socket for the digital parameter input.
Supported
l Used to monitor digital parameters.

l Connect to the monitored devices according to
the application scenarios.
JTD7
Applies to the smoke sensor only.
Supported
Connects to the smoke sensor.

JTA1-JTA2
Apply to the temperature and humidity sensor only.
Supported
Connects to the temperature and humidity sensor.

JAC
Indicates the relay output.
Not supported
JTM1
Indicates the socket for the door status sensor.
Supported
JTP1
Indicates the socket for the MDF sensor.
Supported
JTS1
Indicates the socket for the water sensor.
Supported
COM1
Communicates with the upper device in the RS-232

or RS-485 mode.
Supported
l Supports the RJ45 connector.

l Connects to the communication port of the active
control board.
COM2
Communicates with the upper system in the RS-232

or RS-485 mode.
Supported
l Supports the RJ45 connector.

l Connects to the communication port of the
standby control board.
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Function
Remarks
48VDC INPUT
Indicates the socket for the power input.
Supported
l The power socket has two slots. The left slot is

identified as RTN (-), and the right slot NEG (+).
l Connects to the -48 V output terminal of the
power system.
Ground terminal
Connects to the ground point of the cabinet by using

a ground cable.
Supported
The ground terminal is located on the right upper

corner at the rear of the EMU, and there is a
grounding symbol to identify the ground terminal on
the EMU.
DIP Switch
The ESCM EMU provides a DIP switch: SW1, as shown in Figure 4-11.
Figure 4-11 Layout of SW1 on the ESCM EMU
LED
COM1
COM2
DIP switch
Terminal block for
environment
parameter
Power socket
ON
S1 has eight available electrical switches. ON indicates 0, and OFF indicates 1. Table 4-18
describes the settings of SW1.
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Table 4-18 Settings of SW1

Electrical
Switch
Setting
Indication
Factory Default
SW1-1 to
SW1-4
Supported
Used to set the address of the

environment monitoring board.
SW1-1: ON
SW1-2: ON
SW1-3: OFF
SW1-4: OFF
SW1-5
Not
supported
ON
SW1-6
ON
The rate of the serial port is 19200

bit/s.
OFF
OFF
The rate of the serial port is 9600 bit/

s.
ON
The external sensor of JTA1 is of the

current type.
OFF

voltage type.
ON

current type.
OFF

voltage type.
SW1-7
SW1-8
ON
ON
When the ESCM EMU adopts the RS-485 communication mode, SW1-1 to SW1-4 are used to
set the address of the environment monitoring board. Table 4-19 shows the settings of SW1-1
to SW1-4.
Table 4-19 Settings of SW1-1 to SW1-4
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SW1-3
SW1-2
SW1-1
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SW1-4
SW1-3
SW1-2
SW1-1
Address Value
Specifications
Table 4-20 lists specifications of the ESCM EMU.
Table 4-20 Specifications of the ESCM EMU
EMU
ESCM
185 mm x 150 mm x 35 mm
4.4 PMIB01 Sensor Transfer Box

This topic describes the application and front panel of the sensor transfer box, and provides the
specifications of the sensor transfer box.
Function
The sensor transfer box provides various sensor ports to connect the EMU and external sensors.
Overview
The sensor transfer box is an optional part. It provides diverse sensor ports to connect the
monitoring unit to the sensors.
Front Panel
Figure 4-12 shows the PMIB01 sensor transfer box.
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Figure 4-12 Front panel of the PMIB01 sensor transfer box
Sensor Port
Figure 4-13 and Table 4-21 describe the sensor ports of the PMIB01 sensor transfer box.
Figure 4-13 Sensor ports of the PMIB01 sensor transfer box
JAC6
JAC5
JAC4
JAC3
JAC2
JAC1
JKM4
JKM3
JKM2
JKM1
JK 2
JK1
SIM2
SIM 1
JTP1
JTM1
SMOKE
JTD7
JTD6
JTD5
JTD4
JTD3
JTD2
FU_ALM
VTEM2 VBTEM2
TEM_HU
JTD1
WATER
BAT_WE
J1
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Table 4-21 Pin Function of the Sensor Ports

Silk
Screen
Signal Port
Pin Function
BAT_WE
Sensor port of
battery temperature
1
l Pin 1 is for grounding.

l Pin 2 is for the signal cable.
l Pin 3 is reserved.
l Pin 4 is for the +12 V power supply.
The external sensor outputs the 0-5 V voltage signal.
VBTEM2
WATER
Sensor port of
battery temperature
2
Water sensor port
l Pin 2 is for the temperature signal cable.

The external sensor outputs the 4-20 mA current signal.

When the impedance between pin 2 and pin 3 drops to
a certain range, alarms are triggered.
TEM_HU
VTEM2
JTP1
SMOKE
Sensor port of
temperature and
humidity 1
l Pin 1 and pin 3 are for the +24 V power supply.
Sensor port of
temperature and
humidity 2
Sensor port of the

MDF
Smoke sensor port

l Pin 4 is for the humidity signal cable.

The external sensor outputs the 4-20 mA current signal.

JTM1
Door-status sensor
port

By default, when pin 1 and pin 2 are connected, the door
is in the normal state; when they are disconnected,
alarms are triggered. If no door-status sensor is used,
connect pin 1 and pin 2 to disable door-status alarms.
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Silk
Screen
Signal Port
Pin Function
JK1, JK2
Alarm digital ports
The maximum voltage is 60 VDC and the maximum

load current is 500 mA.
l When minor alarms are generated, JK2 is shortcircuited.
l When critical alarms are generated, JK1 is shortcircuited.
l Users can define alarm levels through the BAM
program.
JKM1JKM4
Digital ports
The maximum voltage is 5.6 VDC and the maximum

current is 20 mA.
SIM1,
SIM2
Battery unbalanced
sensor ports
JAC1JAC6
Output ports of the

optical coupler
Pin 1 and pin 2 are connected to pole C and pole E of

the optical coupler.
The optical coupling parameter Vce max is 40 VDC and

Ic max is 80 mA. Avoid setting the parameters to the
maximum values.
FU_ALM
Detecting port of the

battery fuse
l Pin 1 is for the signal cable FU1+ and is connected

to the negative pole of the battery.
l Pin 2 is reserved for the FU1- signal.
JTD1-JTD7
Input ports of the

standby Boolean
value

According to the actual requirements, access related
passive digital signals to pins 2 and pin 3.
DB50 port
J1
The port connects the monitoring transfer board and the

monitoring board to input the sensor signals and the
output the control signals.
NOTE
"JTD1-JTD7" are the input ports of the standby Boolean value. By default, the sensors are not configured.
You can determine the type of signal to be accessed. With related configuration, the monitor unit can
monitor them.
Specifications
Table 4-22 lists the specifications of the PMIB01 sensor transfer box.
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Table 4-22 Specifications of the PMIB01 sensor transfer box

Sensor Transfer Box
PMIB01
140 mm x 96 mm x 31 mm
4.5 MUE02A Sensor Transfer Box

The sensor transfer box provides various sensor ports to connect the external sensors to
monitoring module, collecting signals from the sensors and forwarding the signals to the
monitoring module.
Appearance
Figure 4-14 shows the appearance of the MUE02A sensor transfer box.
Figure 4-14 Appearance of the MUE02A sensor transfer box
Sensor Port
Figure 4-15 and Table 4-23 describe the sensor ports on the MUE02A sensor transfer box.
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Figure 4-15 Sensor ports of the MUE02A sensor transfer box
K4
JAC2
K3
JAC1
WATER
CAB_E_
LABEL
JTD4
K2
JKM4 JKM3
K1
JKM2
JKM1
JK2
JK1
FU_ALM
JTM1 SMOKE VTEM2 VBTEM2 BAT_WE TEM_HU
JTD7
JTD3
JTD6
JTD2
JTD5
JTD1
SIM2
SIM1
RS485
JTP1
Table 4-23 Pin function of the sensor ports

Silk Screen
Signal Port
Pin Function
SIM1/SIM2
Port for detecting voltages

FU_ALM
Port for detecting battery fuses

TEM_HU
Port for detecting temperature and

humidity 1
l Pin 1 and pin 3 are for +12 V

power supply.
l Pin 2 is for the temperature
signal cable.
l Pin 4 is for the humidity signal
cable.
BAT_WE
Port for detecting battery

temperature 1
l Pin 1 is for the +12 V power

supply.
VBTEM2
Port for detecting battery

temperature 2

supply.
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Silk Screen
Signal Port
Pin Function
VTEM2
Port for detecting temperature 2

supply.
JTD1-JTD7
Port for digital parameter input
l Pin 1 and pin 2 are for +12 V

power supply.
SMOKE
Smoke sensor port
l Pin 2 is for +12 V power supply.

WATER
Water sensor port

JTM1
Door status sensor port

JTP1
Sensor port on the MDF
JK1/JK2
Alarm dry contact output port
The maximum voltage is 60 V DC

and the maximum load current is
500 mA.
JAC1/JAC2

500 mA.
JKM1-JKM4

500 mA.
CAB_E-LABEL
Cabinet electronic label port

l Pin 2 is for the clock cable.
l Pin 3 is for the digital cable.
Parameter
Table 4-24 lists the specifications of the MUE02A sensor transfer box.
Table 4-24 Specifications of the MUE02A sensor transfer box
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Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D)
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Parameter
Specifications
Weight
0.6 kg
4.6 12 AH Battery
The 12 AH battery is the valve regulated lead-acid (VRLA) battery whose power can be restored
by charging after the battery is discharged. It can be used as the backup power supply of the
device.
CAUTION
l Ensure that the polarity position of each battery is correct. The connection between batteries
and the power system/battery interface of the device must be firm and correct.
l When the device power supplied by the battery, it is suggested that powered on timely to
avoid the battery extended storage.
l When the device is power off, ensure that the battery switch is in the OFF state.
l After the device is powered on, the battery parameters need to be configured in time.
NOTE
The appearance and weight of the battery are only for reference, which may differ from the actual delivered
battery.
Appearance
Figure 4-16 shows the appearance of the 12 AH battery.
Figure 4-16 Appearance of the 12 AH battery
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Specifications
Table 4-25 lists the specifications of the 12 AH battery.
Table 4-25 Specifications of the 12 AH battery
Parameter
Specification
Voltage of battery group

(four batteries in serial
connection)
48 V
Voltage of a single battery
12 V
Rated capacity
12 AH
Equalized charging
voltage (four batteries in
serial connection)
56.5V
Float charging voltage

(four batteries in serial
connection)
53.5V
Dimensions of a single
battery
151 mm x 98 mm x 98 mm (width x depth x height)
Weight of a single battery 4.1 kg
NOTE
The battery charging status can be float charging or equalized charging, as described in the following:
l Equalized charging: It is a method that fully charges the discharged battery quickly by constant voltage
and limited current. The voltage is usually set high. This method balances the capacity among batteries
in a battery group.
l Float charging: It is a charging method that preserves full charge for the battery by constant voltage.
The voltage is usually set low.
4.7 PBL 02A Fe-lithium Battery Module

The PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module is used in an AC-powered cabinet to provide -48 V
DC power backup without conversion delay.
Function
The PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module is applicable to the -48 V DC power system and stays
in the online float charging state when it is fully charged. When the power module output is
abnormal (except in an overvoltage event), the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module provides
-48 V DC power without conversion delay.
The built-in battery management unit of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module implements
the following functions:
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Provides various protections.
Reports the running status and alarms of the battery module by using an alarm indication
port (RS-485 serial port or dry contact port).
Appearance
Figure 4-17 shows the appearance of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module.
Figure 4-17 Appearance of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module
Activation port
Grounding point
Switch
Power port
RS-485 serial port

Running status indicator
Dry contact port
Alarm indicator
Battery voltage
measurement port
Battery capacity
indicators
Indicator
Table 4-26 describes the indicators of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module.
Table 4-26 Indicators of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module
Indicator
Status
Description
RUN: running status

indicator
Blinking
green slowly
The battery module is communicating with the

main device.
Blinking
green quickly
The battery module does not communicate with

the main device.
Steady red
A critical alarm is generated indicating that the

battery module is faulty or reaches its end of
life.
Off
No critical alarm is generated.
Steady green
The battery is fully charged or idle.
Blinking
green slowly
The battery is being charged.
Blinking
green quickly
The battery is being discharged.
ALM: alarm indicator
SOC: battery capacity

indicators
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NOTE
There are four SOC indicators, each indicating 25% of the total capacity. The leftmost SOC indicator
indicates the largest capacity and the rightmost SOC indicator the smallest.
Port
Table 4-27 describes the ports of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module.
Table 4-27 Ports of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module
Silk Screen
Function
Remarks
BAT(-)/BAT(+)
Power port. It obtains -48

V DC power from
external and is used for
charging and
discharging.
OT terminal (M4 x 10 screw)
ACTIVATION
Activation port (12-24

V, 4-20 mA). It obtains
-12 V power from
external. Its protection
requirements are the
same as those of the DC
output port of the device,
and it uses a design that
protects against inverse
cable connector
insertion.
After being activated by voltage/current

from the main device, the battery module
sets up a connection to the main device.
Once the connection is set up, the main
device cancels the activation voltage/
current and the battery can be normally
charged or discharged. If no connection
is set up, the main device restores the
activation voltage/current.
CELL
Voltage measurement
port. It is used to detect
the battery voltage when
the battery module is not
activated.
A multimeter is connected to this port to

measure the battery voltage.
RS485
RS-485 serial port. It is

used to report the
running status and fault
alarms of the battery
module.
This port complies with the master-slave

node communication protocol between
the battery module and the main device.
ALM-OUT
Dry contact port. It is

used to output dry
contact alarms based on
the connect/disconnect
status of a normally open
relay.
This port is used when the peer device

does not support the RS-485 serial port.
Specifications
Table 4-28 lists the specifications of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module.
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Table 4-28 Specifications of the PBL 02A Fe-lithium battery module

Parameter
Value
Rated capacity
10 AH
Operating voltage
48 V DC (39-60 V DC)
Charging voltage
56.5 V DC
Discharging voltage
48 V DC (40-56 V DC)
Maximum charging current
5 A (surge current)
Operating temperature
-10C to +60C
Storage temperature
-40C to +65C
l 442 mm x 243 mm x 43.6 mm (excluding mounting ears)

l 482.6 mm x 243 mm x 43.6 mm (including mounting ears)
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A Acronyms and Abbreviations
Acronyms and Abbreviations
A
AC
alternating current
ADSL2+
asymmetric digital subscriber line 2plus
B
BRA
base rate adaptation
D
DC
direct current
DSP
digital signal processor
E
EMI
electromagnetic interference
ESC
electric supervisory channel
F
FC
ferrule connector
FE
fast Ethernet
G
GE
gigabit Ethernet
GND
ground
GPON
gigabit passive optical network
I
IP
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ISDN
A Acronyms and Abbreviations
integrated services digital network
L
LC
lucent connector
M
MDF
main distribution frame
O
ODF
optical distribution frame
P
PC
physical connect
PGND
protection ground
PHY
physical sublayer & physical layer
PON
passive optical network
POTS
plain old telephone service
PSTN
public switched telephone network
S
SC
square connector
SCU
service control unit
SFF
small form factor
SFP
small form-factor pluggable
SHDSL
single-line high speed digital subscriber line
STP
shielded twisted pair
U
UTOPIA
universal test & operations PHY interface for ATM
UTP
unshielded twisted pair
V
VDSL
very high speed digital subscriber line
VoIP
voice over IP
X
xDSL
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