SJ-20100705104232-002-ZXMW PR10 S400&S500 (V2.01) Digital Microwave System System Description

ZXMW PR10 S400&S500
Digital Microwave System
System Description
Version 2.01
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First edition
Serial Number: SJ-20100705104232-002
Contents
About This Manual............................................. I

System Overview ..............................................1
Appearance ................................................................... 1
System Composition ....................................................... 2
System Position in Network.............................................. 4
Services Functions .......................................................... 4
System Features................................................7
Advanced Hardware Architecture ...................................... 7
Various RF Configurations ................................................ 7
Abundant Interfaces ....................................................... 8
High Reliability ............................................................... 8
Easy Installation............................................................. 8
Easy Maintenance........................................................... 9
Easy Management .......................................................... 9
Easy Capacity Expansion ................................................. 9
System Structure ............................................ 11

Logical Architecture .......................................................11
Hardware Architecture....................................................14
IDU .........................................................................14
ODU ........................................................................15
Software Architecture.....................................................17
Signal Processing Flow ...................................................17
Configuration .................................................. 19
1+0 No-Protection Configuration .....................................19
1+1 Protection Configuration ..........................................20
1+1 HSB ..................................................................20
1+1 SD ....................................................................21
MMP Protection .........................................................22
Networking ..................................................... 27
Point-to-Point Networking ...............................................27
Chain Networking ..........................................................27
Confidential and Proprietary Information of ZTE CORPORATION
ZXMW PR10 S400&S500 System Description
Tree Networking ............................................................28
Operation and Maintenance............................. 29

Operation & Maintenance Solution ...................................29
Web CIT .......................................................................29
Functions .................................................................29
Networking ...............................................................30
NetNumen R31..............................................................31
Functions .................................................................31
Networking ...............................................................32
System Indices ................................................ 35

System Features ...........................................................35
Frequency Feature .........................................................36
Channel Spacing........................................................36
Transceiving Interval ..................................................36
System Capacity ...........................................................37
Power ..........................................................................38
Transmitting Power ....................................................38
Threshold Power........................................................39
Grounding Specification..................................................41
Physical Indices.............................................................42
Dimension ................................................................42
Weight .....................................................................42
Power Supply ............................................................42
Power Consumption ...................................................42
Reliability .....................................................................43
Security ...................................................................43
Fault Tolerance ..........................................................43
EMC.........................................................................43
Operation .................................................................43
Storage ....................................................................43
Transportation...........................................................44
Protection Class.........................................................44
Figures ............................................................ 45
Tables ............................................................. 47
Glossary .......................................................... 49
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About This Manual

Purpose
Intended
Audience
What Is in This
Manual
This manual introduces the function, feature, structure, networking, indices and reliability of ZXMW PR10 S400&S500.
System Engineer
Planning Engineer
This manual contains the following chapters.

Chapter
Description
Chapter 1 System Overview
Introduces the appearance,

component and function of
S400&S500.
Chapter 2 System Feature
Introduces the feature of

S400&S500.
Chapter 3 System Structure
Introduces the hardware and

software structure of S400&S500.
Chapter 4 Configuration
Introduces all the configuration

supported by S400&S500.
Chapter 5 Networking
Introduces networking mode of

S400&S500.
Chapter 6 Operation and

Maintenance
Introduces operation and

maintenance methods of
S400&S500.
Chapter 7 System Indices
Introduces the system indices of

S400&S500.
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Chapter
System Overview
Table of Contents
Appearance .......................................................................
System Composition ...........................................................
System Position in Network..................................................
Services Functions ..............................................................
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Appearance
ZXMW PR10, which adopts modular design, consists of IDU and
ODU.
IDU
ZXMW PR10 S400

FIGURE 1 S400 APPEARANCE
ZXMW PR10 S500

FIGURE 2 S500 APPEARANCE
ODU
ZXMW PR10 ODU (7 ~ 8 GHz)
FIGURE 3 ODU (7 ~ 8 GHZ)
ZXMW PR10 ODU (11 ~ 38 GHz)

System Composition
Figure 5 shows the system composition.
FIGURE 5 SYSTEM COMPOSITION
IDU
IDU is the indoor unit, performing modulation and demodulation. IDU has two types: S400 and S500.
S400: It adopts the integrated design, supports Ethernet

service extension and 1+0 no-protection configuration.
S500: It supports E1 and Ethernet service extension.
It can be configured with two modulation/demodulation
boards (MU). It also supports 1+0 no-protection configuration and 1+1 protection configuration.
ODU
ODU is the outdoor unit. It performs RF transceiving function,
connecting IDU through the Intermediate Frequency (IF)
cable. ODU can transmit the PDH signal at frequency of
6/7/8/11/13/15/18/23/26/38 GHz.
Antenna
The antenna connects ODU, and the two work together to perform the RF function.
Local maintenance
Web CIT is the local maintenance terminal. The operation and
maintenance software is embedded in IDU. User can manage a
single network element by accessing IDU through the Internet
Explorer installed at the PC.
Centralized network management

NetNumen R31 is a centralized network management system.
It manages multiple network elements by communicating with
IDU through the SNMP protocol.
System Position in Network

ZXMW PR10 provides the best solution for end access and aggregate link of 2G/3G BACKhaul, as shown in Figure 6.
FIGURE 6 SYSTEM POSITION
IN
NETWORK
Services Functions
The service functions are introduced as follows.
Service access
E1 service: S500 supports adjustable 32-way E1 access.

S400 supports adjustable 16-way E1 access. Both S500
and S400 support balanced and unbalanced access.
Ethernet service: Support 10/100 Mbps Ethernet service
access, support 4 10/100BASE-T interface, and support
2-layer switching and VLAN function.
Network management service: Support network management service access, provide network management equipment connection, and support SNMP and Web CIT. The
network management bandwidth is 256 kbps at most in
3-layer routing mode and 1024 kbps at most in 2-layer
switching mode.
EOW service: Support EOW service access, and support
connection with engineering order-wire phone and transmitting the voice signal from the air interface. The EOW
service occupies a bandwidth of 64 kbps.
DSC service: Support DSC equipment access, provide connection with user's DSC equipment and transmitting signal
on radio link. The DSC service occupies a bandwidth of 64
kbps.
EDI service: Support EDI input/output, and provide network management equipment connections.
Power control
Support automatic power control, and automatically adjust
ODU's transmission power. This function can be enabled or
disabled.
Modulation and demodulation

S500 supports the modulation and demodulation method of
QPSK and 16-QAM. In 16-QAM mode, at most 32-way E1 service or 75 Mbps Ethernet service transmission is supported. In
QPSK mode, at most 16-way E1 service or 40 Mbps Ethernet
service transmission is supported.
S400 supports the modulation and demodulation method of
QPSK and 16-QAM. In 16-QAM mode, at most 16-way E1 service or 40 Mbps Ethernet service transmission is supported. In
QPSK mode, at most 16-way E1 service or 40 Mbps Ethernet
service transmission is supported.
Protection configuration mode

S500 supports 1+0 mode, 1+1 HSB, 1+1 space diversity and
1+1 MMP. S400 supports 1+0 mode.
Channel bandwidth
Support the bandwidth of 7, 14, and 28 MHz.
RF frequency band
Support the working band of 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 15, 18, 23, 26,
and 38 GHz.
Network management functions

Support network management functions, including configuration management, fault management, performance management, security management, version management, and user
management.
Chapter
System Features
Table of Contents
Advanced Hardware Architecture ..........................................
Various RF Configurations ....................................................
Abundant Interfaces ...........................................................
High Reliability ...................................................................
Easy Installation.................................................................
Easy Maintenance...............................................................
Easy Management ..............................................................
Easy Capacity Expansion .....................................................
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Advanced Hardware
Architecture
The system adopts modular design, of which IDU performs

service processing and modulation/demodulation function and
ODU performs RF transceiving function.
S400 IDU is designed as an integrated board, facilitating maintenance.
S500 IDU supports various service interface boards, satisfying

different requirements.
Various RF Configurations
S400 supports the 1+0 no-protection configuration mode.
S500 supports the following configuration modes:
1+0 no-protection configuration

1+1 protection configuration: 1+1 HSB (Hot Standby),
1+1 MMP, and 1+1 SD (Space Diversity).
Abundant Interfaces
Table 1 lists the service interfaces supported by the system.
TABLE 1 SYSTEM INTERFACE TYPE
Category
S400
Auxiliary service
interface
EOW phone
S500
DSC64K digital service

EDI dry contact alarm
Main service interface
16-way E1 interface
16-way E1 interface,
32-way E1 interface
16-way E1+ETH interface

Management
interface
Network management interface (SNMP and

Web CIT)
Serial port (for engineering debugging)
High Reliability
The modulation/demodulation part and the power supply of

S500 adopt redundancy design, guaranteeing a high reliability.
S400 adopts the natural heat dissipation mode, with heat-dissipation holes drilled on the shell.
S500 adopts the active heat dissipation mode, with the heatdissipation fan installed inside, forcedly implementing heat dissipation for the MU board. A temperature sensor is also installed inside. When the temperature of MU exceeds the critical value, the system gives the corresponding alarm.
MTBF is not smaller than 200000 hours, and the product's service life is over 15 years.
Easy Installation
IDU can be installed in:
Cabinet
Open rack
Desktop
ODU supports:
Integrated installation
Separate installation
Chapter 2 System Features
Easy Maintenance
Support various types of loopback for service ports and Intermediate Frequency (IF) ports.
With the built-in testing system, user can perform the PseudoRandom Binary Sequence (PRBS) test for E1 port without specific testing tool.
Support monitoring of important radio transmission performance indices such as the microwave transmission power and
Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI).
Easy Management
A single ZXMW PR10 network element is managed through the

Web CIT local maintenance terminal.
All ZXMW PR10 network elements are managed through NetNumen R31.
Easy Capacity Expansion
When S400 IDU is used, user can add the ETH TU subcard to
expand the Ethernet service interface.
When S500 IDU is used, user can add E1 TU or ETH TU subcard

to expand the E1 interface or Ethernet service interface.
When S500 IDU is used, user can add MU and ODU to achieve
an upgrade from the no-protection configuration to the 1+1
protection configuration, or add new microwave links.
The system supports adjustment through software in the following aspects: transmission capacity, modulation/demodulation mode, transmission frequency, and transmission power.
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Chapter
System Structure
Table of Contents
Logical Architecture ...........................................................11
Hardware Architecture .......................................................14
Software Architecture ........................................................17
Signal Processing Flow .......................................................17
Logical Architecture
IDU has two types: S500 and S400. The following describes the
logical architecture of S500 and S400 respectively.
S500
Figure 7 illustrates the logical architecture of S500 system.
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FIGURE 7 LOGICAL ARCHITECTURE
OF
S500 SYSTEM
CU: core unit board

CU, as the main control board in the system, implements the
baseband processing function, manages and controls the entire system. It provides E1 service interface and management
interface (F/Q interface).
TU (service expansion board) and SIU (supplementary service
interface unit board) are inserted to CU as subcards. TU provides extension interfaces for E1 and Ethernet services. SIU
provides EOW/EDI/DSC interfaces for supplementary services.
MU: modulation/demodulation board

MU implements the modulation and demodulation functions. It
provides power supply for the system as well as the IF interface, which is used to connect ODU.
Two MU boards can be configured as required for 1+1 protection configuration.
BP: backplane
CU and MU are connected with each other through BP, implementing signal interaction.
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ODU
ODU implements RF transmitting and receiving. It is placed

with antenna together on an iron tower.
MIS software subsystem

The MIS software runs in the CPU of CU board.
S400
Figure 8 illustrates the logical architecture of S400 system.

FIGURE 8 LOGICAL ARCHITECTURE
OF
S400 SYSTEM
TMU
TMU implements service access, baseband processing, modulation and demodulation, and IF processing. It is equivalent to
the integration of CU, MU and BP in S500 system.
ETH
ETH provides the Ethernet service interface.
ODU
ODU implements RF transmitting and receiving. It is placed
with antenna together on an iron tower.
MIS software subsystem

The MIS software runs in the CPU of TMU board.
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Hardware Architecture
IDU
IDU has two types: S500 and S400.
S500
IDU consists of CU board (including TU subcard and SIU subcard)

and MU board.
CU supports three configuration modes according to interface
types:
16 E1 interfaces: CU + SIU subcard
16 E1+ETH interfaces: CU + SIU subcard + ETH TU subcard
32 E1 interfaces: CU + SIU subcard + E1 TU subcard
One MU board (for 1+0 configuration) or two MU boards (for 1+1

configuration) can be configured as required.
The following shows the structure of S500 IDU with different configurations.
FIGURE 9 16E1 1+0 CONFIGURATION
1.
16E1 CU
2.
MU
FIGURE 10 16E1+ETH 1+0 CONFIGURATION
1.
16E1+ETH CU
2.
MU
1.
32E1 CU
2.
1.
2.
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16E1 CU
MU
MU
FIGURE 13 16E1+ETH 1+1 CONFIGURATION
1.
16E1+ETH CU
2.
MU
1.
S400
32E1 CU
2.
MU
S400 adopts an integrated design. Two functional boards can be

configured in S400: TMU board and ETH board. S400 supports the
following two configuration modes according to interfaces types:
16 E1 interfaces: TMU
16 E1+ETH interfaces: TMU + ETH
The following shows the structure of S400 IDU with different configurations.
FIGURE 15 16 E1
FIGURE 16 16E1+ETH
ODU
ODU is an outdoor unit that implements the frequency conversion
and amplification of signals. It is connected to IDU through IF interface, and connected to antenna through RF interface, as shown
in Figure 17 and Figure 18.
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Software Architecture
The MIS software subsystem can be divided into three parts: application software (APP), support software (SUP), and the system
bootload software (BL).
APP provides interfaces for interacting with users.

The application software consists of the network management
part and the network protocol stack part.
The network management part includes the remote network
management system supporting SNMP, WEB network management system (WEB CIT) based on HTTP, and character-interface network management system (CIT-Telnet) based on remote login.
The network protocol stack part includes the network interface
protocol stack and the space radio interface protocol stack.
SUP interacts with the hardware on bottom layer and manages

and controls all hardware and services.
The support software includes Operating System (OS), Operating System Support (OSS), System Control (SC), and Board
Support Package (BSP). It provides a software support platform for the software system to accomplish the management
and control of the system, including multi-task operating system platform, database platform and hardware driver platform.
BL interacts with SUP through hardware interfaces. It powers

on and starts the system, and controls the load and startup of
SUP.
Signal Processing Flow

Figure 19 shows the signal processing flow of the system.
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FIGURE 19 SIGNAL FLOW
The system receives the service signal through CU (TU is optional).

After baseband processing, modulation/demodulation and IF processing in IDU, the processed signal is sent to ODU for frequency
conversion and amplification. Then the signal is converted into RF
signal and sent outwards through the antenna.
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Chapter
Configuration
Table of Contents
1+0 No-Protection Configuration .........................................19
1+1 Protection Configuration ..............................................20
1+0 No-Protection
Configuration
Both S400 and S500 support 1+0 no-protection configuration.
Configuration
Requirement
Component
Quantity
IDU
ODU
Antenna
IF cable
1.
Configuration
Illustration
The configuration requirement

as well as the subsequent
descriptions only specify the

quantity in the case of one hop.
FIGURE 20 1+0 NO-PROTECTION CONFIGURATION
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System Block
Diagram
FIGURE 21 1+0 NO-PROTECTION SYSTEM
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Configuration
Specification
In 1+0 no-protection configuration, the microwave link has only

one working channel and has no standby channel.
1+1 Protection Configuration

In 1+1 protection configuration, the microwave link has one working channel and one standby channel. The 1+1 protection configuration has three types: 1+1 HSB, 1+1 MMP, and 1+1 SD.
1+1 HSB
1+1 HSB is a configuration method of 1+1 hot backup for MU and
ODU.
Configuration
Requirement
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Component
Quantity
IDU
ODU
Antenna
IF cable
Combiner
Configuration
Illustration
System Block
Diagram
Configuration
Specification
FIGURE 22 1+1 HSB CONFIGURATION
FIGURE 23 1+1 HSB SYSTEM
In the transmitting direction: The service signal is sent to two

MUs: one active MU and one standby MU. In normal cases,
the active ODU transmits RF signal to the antenna while the
standby ODU does not transmit signal. When the active MU or
ODU becomes faulty, the active ODU stops sending signal and
the standby ODU starts sending signal.
In the receiving direction: The antenna sends RF signal to

the active ODU and the standby ODU respectively. In normal
cases, the system chooses to receive the service signal from
the active MU. When the active MU or ODU becomes faulty, the
system chooses to receive the service signal from the standby
MU.
1+1 SD
1+1 SD is a channel backup method. It uses two spatially-separated antennas to receive the same signal, and then select the
optimal one from the received two signals to minimize the impact
of attenuation on signal transmission.
Configuration
Requirement
Component
Quantity
IDU
ODU
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Configuration
Illustration
System Block
Diagram
Configuration
Specification
Component
Quantity
Antenna
IF cable
FIGURE 24 1+1 SD CONFIGURATION
FIGURE 25 1+1 SD SYSTEM
In the transmitting direction: The service signal is sent to two

MUs: one active MU and one standby MU. In normal cases,
the active ODU transmits RF signal to the antenna while the
standby ODU does not transmit signal. When the active MU or
ODU becomes faulty, the active ODU stops sending signal and
the standby ODU starts sending signal.
In the receiving direction: The two antennas send the received

RF signal to the active ODU and the standby ODU respectively.
When the active channel becomes faulty or the bit error ratio
exceeds a certain threshold, the system chooses the service
signal output by the standby MU.
MMP Protection
MMP is short for Multi Modulation Protection. In this protection
mode, the active channel and the standby channel use different
modulation modes. For example, if the active channel adopts
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16QAM, then the standby channel adopts QPSK; contrarily, if the

active channel adopts QPSK, then the standby channel adopts
16QAM. When the channel quality is good, the system uses
16QAM channel to increase the bandwidth. When the channel
quality is bad, the system uses QPSK channel to guarantee basic
service transmission.
Such functions are part of ACM's functions. They implement
switchover between different modulation modes through channel
handover to guarantee normal service data transmission.
Figure 26 shows the solution in practical applications.
FIGURE 26 MMP SOLUTION
Figure 27 shows the process of switchover of MMP protection

modes.
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FIGURE 27 MMP PROTECTION MODE SWITCHOVER
The following describes the switchover process.

If the external environment condition is good, such as in a sunny
day, the equipment works on the active channel and the modulation mode is 16QAM. With the change in the weather, suppose it becomes rainy, link break might occur at the equipments.
When the link break is detected, equipments at the two ends of
the link negotiate and switch the working channel of each other
from 16QAM to QPSK. After the channel switchover succeeds, the
link becomes normal. When the external environment condition
becomes good, such as that the weather becomes sunny, if the
equipment detects the current receiving power is larger than the
configured backward handover threshold, then the working chan-
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nel is switched from QPSK to 16QAM to increase the service bandwidth.

During the above switchover process, the service interruption usually lasts within 3 seconds. In MMP protection mode, the MU board
is plug-and-play, which can be replaced when the system is powered on, without affecting relevant configurations.
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Chapter
Networking
Table of Contents
Point-to-Point Networking ...................................................27
Chain Networking ..............................................................27
Tree Networking ................................................................28
Point-to-Point Networking
In point-to-point networking mode, services between two nodes
are directly transmitted through microwave, as shown in Figure
28.
FIGURE 28 POINT-TO-POINT NETWORKING
Chain Networking
In chain networking mode, all microwave transmission nodes are
linked one by one as a chain, which terminates at both ends, as
shown in Figure 29.
FIGURE 29 CHAIN NETWORKING
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Tree Networking
In tree networking mode, several chain topologies are connected
through some network nodes, and there is no loop between nodes,
as shown in Figure 30.
FIGURE 30 TREE NETWORKING
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Chapter
Operation and
Maintenance
Table of Contents
Operation & Maintenance Solution .......................................29
Web CIT ...........................................................................29
NetNumen R31..................................................................31
Operation & Maintenance

Solution
The system supports the following two operation & maintenance
solutions.
Web CIT local network management system.
NetNumen R31 centralized network management system.
Web CIT
Functions
Web CIT (Craft Interface Terminal) is a web-based local maintenance terminal, which is embedded in IDU. User can use the Internet Explorer on a PC to access IDU and manage a single network
element without installing additional software at the client.
Web CIT implements the following NE-level management functions.
Alarm management on NE level
Configuration management on NE level
Performance management on NE level
Maintenance management on NE level
Security management on NE level
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Networking
Connections
Between
One-Hop Layer-2
equipments
The following items should be noticed in connecting one-hop

layer-2 equipments.
1. There is only one IP address of Q interface at the equipment,
and there is no IP address of R interface.
2. The IP address of Q interface of one-hop equipments must be
configured in the same network segment.
FIGURE 31 CONNECTIONS BETWEEN ONE-HOP LAYER-2 EQUIPMENTS
Connections
Between
Multi-Hop Layer-2
equipments
The following items should be noticed in connecting multi-hop

layer-2 equipments.
1. Multi-hop equipments are expanded in branches through Q interface.
2. The IP address of Q interface of all equipments must be configured in the same network segment.
3. It is prohibited to form any loop in the network.
FIGURE 32 CONNECTIONS BETWEEN MULTI-HOP LAYER-2 EQUIPMENTS
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Chapter 6 Operation and Maintenance
Interconnection
Between Layer-2
Equipment
and Layer-3
Equipment
The following items should be noticed in connecting layer-2 equipment and layer-3 equipment.
1. A layer-2 equipment and a layer-3 equipment can only be connected through Q interface.
2. The IP addresses of Q interface of the two IDUs of the onehop layer-3 equipment must be configured in different network
segments.
3. The IP address of Q interface of layer-2 equipment interconnected with layer-3 equipment must be configured in the same
network segment as that of the layer-3 equipment.
4. The layer-2 equipment should be configured with the default
gateway.
FIGURE 33 INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN LAYER-2 EQUIPMENT
EQUIPMENT
AND
LAYER-3
NetNumen R31
Functions
NetNumen R31 is a network management system. User can access
the NetNumen R31 server through the NetNumen R31 client to
accomplish the unified management of all Network Elements (NE)
in the network.
NetNumen R31 provides not only NE-level management functions
but also network-level management functions. It also supports
interconnection with upper-level network management system.
NetNumen R31 performs the following NE-level management functions.
Alarm management on NE level
Configuration management on NE level
Performance management on NE level
Security management on NE level
NetNumen R31 network-layer management
Topology management
Alarm management on network level
Configuration management on network level
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Performance management on network level
Security management on network level
Networking
Local networking
In local networking mode, NetNumen R31 server, client, and
IDU are all located in the same LAN, and they are connected
with each other through Ethernet. Figure 34 illustrates the
networking.
FIGURE 34 NETNUMEN R31 LOCAL NETWORKING
Remote networking
In remote networking mode, client, Network Element (NE), or
both client and NE can be located remotely. Figure 35 illustrates an example of which the client is located remotely.
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Chapter 6 Operation and Maintenance
FIGURE 35 NETNUMEN R31 REMOTE NETWORKING
Hybrid networking
Hybrid networking combines local networking and remote networking, as shown in Figure 36.
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FIGURE 36 NETNUMEN R31 HYBRID NETWORKING
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Chapter
System Indices
Table of Contents
System Features ...............................................................35
Frequency Feature .............................................................36
System Capacity ...............................................................37
Power ..............................................................................38
Grounding Specification......................................................41
Physical Indices.................................................................42
Reliability .........................................................................43
System Features
The system features are listed as below.
Index
Specification
Adjustment range of automatic

power control
QPSK: 25 dB (1 dB per step)

16QAM: 20 dB (1 dB per step)
Frequency stability
7 ppm (guarantee value: 10

ppm)
Configuration
S400: 1+0 no-protection

configuration
S500: 1+0 no-protection
configuration; 1+1 (HSB)
protection configuration; 1+1
(SD) protection configuration;
1+1 (MMP) protection
configuration.
Upper limit of receiving level
-20 dBm (no bit error)
Test access port
Receiving signal level
Modulation mode
QPSK
16QAM
IDU: -5 ~ +55
Working environment temperature

ODU: -33 ~ +55
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Index
Specification
IDU: < 95% (35 )
Working environment humidity

ODU: 100% at most
Transportation and storage
environment temperature
ODU/IDU: -40 ~ +70

Tributary loopback
Loopback
IF loopback
Frequency Feature
Channel Spacing
The index of channel spacing is described as follows.
Frequency
Modulation Mode
Channel Spacing
(MHz)
All frequency bands
QPSK
7/14/28
16QAM
Transceiving Interval
The index of ODU's transceiving interval is described as follows.
Frequency
Transceiving
Interval (MHz)
Frequency
Standard ITUR/CEPT
7 GHz
154, 161, 168, 196,

245
ITU-R F.385-7, Annex

1,4
CEPT/ERC REC 02-06
8 GHz
119, 126, 311.32

1,3,4
11 GHz
490, 500, 530

2
CEPT/ERC REC12-06
13 GHz
266
ITU-R F.497-6
CEPT/ERC REC12-02
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Chapter 7 Performance Indices
Frequency
Transceiving
Interval (MHz)
Frequency
Standard ITUR/CEPT
15 GHz
315, 420, 490, 728
ITU-R F.636-3
CEPT/ERC REC12-07
18 GHz
1008, 1010, 1560
ITU-R F.595-6
ITU-R F.191
CEPT/ERC REC12-03
23 GHz
1008, 1200, 1232
ITU-R F.637-3
CEPT/ERC REC T/R
13-02, Annex A
26 GHz
1008
ITU-R F.748-3
CEPT/ERC REC T/R
13-02, Annex B
38 GHz
1260
ITU-R F.749-1
CEPT/ERC REC T/R
12-01
System Capacity
The index of system capacity is described as follows.
IDU
S400
Modulation Mode
QPSK
16QAM
Bandwidth
Capacity
TDM (Max)
Ethernet
(Max)
7 MHz
4 E1
10 Mbps
14 MHz
8 E1
20 Mbps
28 MHz
16 E1
40 Mbps
7 MHz
8 E1
20 Mbps
14 MHz
16 E1
40 Mbps
28 MHz
16 E1
40 Mbps
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IDU
S500
Modulation Mode
QPSK
16QAM
Bandwidth
Capacity
TDM (Max)
Ethernet
(Max)
7 MHz
4 E1
10 Mbps
14 MHz
8 E1
20 Mbps
28 MHz
16 E1
40 Mbps
7 MHz
8 E1
20 Mbps
14 MHz
16 E1
40 Mbps
28 MHz
32 E1
75 Mbps
Note:
The throughput of Ethernet service is related to the actual modulation/demodulation mode and the size of data packet.
Power
Transmitting Power
The following lists the maximum transmitting power for different
frequencies and modulation modes.
Frequency
Modulation Mode
Transmitting Power
(dBm)
7/8 GHz
QPSK
27
16QAM
21
QPSK
25
16QAM
21
QPSK
25
16QAM
19
QPSK
23
16QAM
17
11 GHz
13 GHz
15/18/23 GHz
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Frequency
Modulation Mode
Transmitting Power
(dBm)
26 GHz
QPSK
20
16QAM
14
QPSK
15
16QAM
11
38 GHz
Note:
The guarantee value of transmitting power is within the range from
-2.0 dB to +2.0 dB.
Threshold Power
The following lists the threshold power (dBm) when the bandwidth
is 7 MHz and the BER is 10-6.
Frequency
Modulation Mode
Threshold Power
(dBm)
7 GHz
QPSK
-88.0
16QAM
-82.0
QPSK
-88.5
16QAM
-82.0
QPSK
-87.5
16QAM
-82.0
QPSK
-87.5
16QAM
-82.0
QPSK
-87.5
16QAM
-82.0
QPSK
-87.0
16QAM
-82.5
QPSK
-86.0
16QAM
-82.5
QPSK
-85.5
16QAM
-82.0
8 GHz
11 GHz
13 GHz
15 GHz
18 GHz
23 GHz
26 GHz
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Frequency
Modulation Mode
Threshold Power
(dBm)
38 GHz
QPSK
-85.0
16QAM
-80.5
Frequency
Modulation Mode
Threshold Power
(dBm)
7 GHz
QPSK
-85.0
16QAM
-79.0
QPSK
-85.0
16QAM
-79.0
QPSK
-85.0
16QAM
-79.0
QPSK
-85.0
16QAM
-79.0
QPSK
-85.0
16QAM
-79.0
QPSK
-84.0
16QAM
-79.5
QPSK
-83.0
16QAM
-79.5
QPSK
-82.5
16QAM
-79.0
QPSK
-82.0
16QAM
-77.5
8 GHz
11 GHz
13 GHz
15 GHz
18 GHz
23 GHz
26 GHz
38 GHz
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Frequency
Modulation Mode
Threshold Power
(dBm)
7 GHz
QPSK
-82.5
16QAM
-76.0
Frequency
Modulation Mode
Threshold Power
(dBm)
8 GHz
QPSK
-82.5
16QAM
-76.0
QPSK
-82.0
16QAM
-76.0
QPSK
-82.0
16QAM
-76.0
QPSK
-82.0
16QAM
-76.0
QPSK
-81.0
16QAM
-76.5
QPSK
-80.0
16QAM
-76.5
QPSK
-79.5
16QAM
-76.0
QPSK
-79.0
16QAM
-74.5
11 GHz
13 GHz
15 GHz
18 GHz
23 GHz
26 GHz
38 GHz
Note:
The guarantee value of threshold power is within the range from
-2.0 dB to +2.0 dB.
Grounding Specification
The grounding resistance must be less than 5 .
A grounding symbol
is marked on IDU.
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Physical Indices
Dimension
The following lists the dimensions of IDU and ODU.
Index
IDU (mm)
ODU (mm)
Dimension
S400 IDU: 438.6 43.6

225 (W H D)
7 ~ 8 GHz: 237 237

101 (W H D)
S500 IDU: 436 43.6

238.8 (W H D)
11 ~ 38 GHz: 239 247

68 (W H D)
Weight
The following lists the weight of IDU and ODU.
Index
IDU (kg)
ODU (kg)
Weight
S400: 3.0 kg
7 ~ 8 GHz: 3.5
S500 (1+0 configuration):

3.0
11 ~ 38 GHz: 3.0
S500 (1+1 configuration):

3.7
Power Supply
Index
Voltage Range
Power Supply
-48 V DC (-58 V DC ~ -40 V DC)
Power Consumption
The index of power consumption is described as follows.
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Item
Power Consumption
Model
S400
S500
Configuration
1+0
1+0
1+1
IDU
22.4 W
30 W
40 W
Item
Power Consumption
ODU
40 W
40 W
40 W 2
System
62.4 W
70 W
120 W
Reliability
Security
IDU complies with IEC 60950.
ODU complies with IEC 60950.
Fault Tolerance
Residual bit error ratio: < 10-12 (RSL = -30 dBm)
Mean Time Between Faults (MTBF): > 200,000 hours
EMC
IDU complies with EN 301 489-4 CLASS B.
ODU complies with EN 301 489-4 CLASS B.
Operation
The operation of IDU complies with ETSI 300 019-1-3, Class

3.2.
The operation of ODU complies with ETSI 300 019-1-4, Class

4.1E / Class 4M5[4].
Storage
The operation of IDU complies with ETSI 300 019-1-1, Class

1.2.
The operation of ODU complies with ETSI 300 019-1-1, Class

1.2.
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Transportation
The transportation of IDU complies with ETSI 300 019-1-2,

Class 2.3.
The transportation of ODU complies with ETSI 300 019-1-2,

Class 2.3.
Protection Class
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The protection class of IDU is IP20.
The protection class of ODU is IP65.
Figures
Figure 1 S400 Appearance ................................................... 1

Figure 2 S500 Appearance ................................................... 1
Figure 3 ODU (7 ~ 8 GHz) ................................................... 2
Figure 4 ODU (11 ~ 38 GHz)................................................ 2
Figure 5 System Composition ............................................... 3
Figure 6 System Position in Network ..................................... 4
Figure 7 Logical Architecture of S500 System ........................12
Figure 8 Logical Architecture of S400 System ........................13
Figure 9 16E1 1+0 Configuration .........................................14
Figure 10 16E1+ETH 1+0 Configuration................................14
Figure 11 32E1 1+0 Configuration .......................................14
Figure 13 16E1+ETH 1+1 Configuration................................15
Figure 15 16 E1.................................................................15
Figure 16 16E1+ETH..........................................................15
Figure 17 ODU (7 ~ 8 GHz) ................................................16
Figure 18 ODU (11 ~ 38 GHz) .............................................16
Figure 19 Signal Flow .........................................................18
Figure 20 1+0 No-Protection Configuration ...........................19
Figure 21 1+0 No-Protection System....................................20
Figure 22 1+1 HSB Configuration ........................................21
Figure 23 1+1 HSB System.................................................21
Figure 24 1+1 SD Configuration ..........................................22
Figure 25 1+1 SD System...................................................22
Figure 26 MMP Solution ......................................................23
Figure 27 MMP Protection Mode Switchover ...........................24
Figure 28 Point-to-Point Networking .....................................27
Figure 29 Chain Networking ................................................27
Figure 30 Tree Networking ..................................................28
Figure 31 Connections Between One-Hop Layer-2
Equipments ......................................................30
Figure 32 Connections Between Multi-Hop Layer-2
Equipments ......................................................30
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Figure 33 Interconnection Between Layer-2 Equipment and

Layer-3 Equipment ............................................31
Figure 34 NetNumen R31 Local Networking ...........................32
Figure 35 NetNumen R31 Remote Networking .......................33
Figure 36 NetNumen R31 Hybrid Networking .........................34
46
Tables
Table 1 System Interface Type.............................................. 8
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Glossary
16-QAM
- 16-Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
CIT
- Craft Interface Terminal
CU
- Charging Unit
DSC
- Data Source Control
E1 TU
- E1 Transmit Unit
EDI
- External Device Interface
EOW
- Engineering Order-Wire
ETH TU
- Ethernet Transmit Unit
HSB
- Hue, Saturation, Brightness
IDU
- Indoor Unit
ITU-R
- International Telecommunications Union-Radio Standardization Sector
LAN
- Local Area Network
MIS
- Management Interface System
MTBF
- Mean Time Between Failures
MU
- Modulation Unit
ODU
- Outdoor Unit
QPSK
- Quadrature Phase Shift Keying
SD
- Signal Degrade
SIU
- Signalling Interface Unit
SNMP
- Simple Network Management Protocol
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TMU
- Traffic Modulation Unit
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The system adopts modular design, of which IDU performs

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S500 IDU supports various service interface boards, satisfying

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S500 supports the following configuration modes:

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