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Revision History
Figures............................................................................................................. I
Tables .............................................................................................................V
Glossary ........................................................................................................IX
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Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
l Network planning engineers
l Installation and debugging engineers
l On-site maintenance engineers
l Network monitoring engineers
l System maintenance engineers
l Data configuration engineers
Conventions
This manual uses the following typographical conventions:
Bold Menus, menu options, function names, input fields, option button names, check
boxes, drop-down lists, dialog box names, window names, parameters, and
commands.
Constant width Text that you type, program codes, filenames, directory names, and function
names.
[] Optional parameters.
{} Mandatory parameters.
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Note:
B6030-22C-IB and B6030-22C-EB have the same outline.
Table of Contents
B6030-22C-IB Cabinet ...............................................................................................1-1
B6030-22C-EB Cabinet ..............................................................................................1-7
B6060-22F Cabinet ..................................................................................................1-12
1-1
Cabinet Layout
B6030-22C-IB cabinet can be installed with ZXA10 C300M and ZXA10 C350M, power
distributor and wiring box.Table 1-1 lists the B6030-22C-IB cabinet configuration solutions.
Item Description
3 1 IEC 19-inch shelf, 1 IEC 19-inch splitter shelf, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf
Configuration Solution I
B6030-22C-IB cabinet is installed with 3 IEC 19-inch shelves. The cabinet configuration
is shown in Figure 1-2。
1-2
Configuration Solution II
B6030-22C-IB cabinet is installed with 2 IEC 19-inch shelves and 2 IEC 19-inch splitter
shelves. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-3。
1-3
1-4
Configuration Solution IV
B6030-22C-IB cabinet is installed with 2 IEC 19-inch shelves and 1 ZXA10 C350M service
shelf. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-5。
1-5
Technical Specifications
Table 1-2 lists the B6030-22C-IB cabinet specifications.
Item Specification
Voltage l -48 V DC
l -57 V DC ~ -40 V DC
l -60 V DC
l -72 V DC ~ -48 V DC
1-6
Cabinet Layout
ZXA10 C300M/C350M cabinet can be installed with ZXA10 C300M and ZXA10 C350M,
power distributor and wiring box.Table 1-3 lists the B6030-22C-EB cabinet configuration
solutions.
Item Description
3 1 ETSI 21-inch shelf, 1 ETSI 21-inch splitter shelf, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf
1-7
Configuration Solution I
B6030-22C-EB cabinet is installed with 3 ETSI 21-inch shelves. The cabinet configuration
is shown in Figure 1-7.
Configuration Solution II
B6030-22C-EB cabinet is installed with 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves and 2 ETSI 21-inch splitter
shelves. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-8.
1-8
1-9
Configuration Solution IV
B6030-22C-EB cabinet is installed with 2 ETSI 21-inch shelves and 1 ZXA10 C350M
service shelf. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-10.
1-10
Technical Specifications
Table 1-4 lists the B6030-22C-EB cabinet specifications.
Item Specification
Voltage l -48 V DC
l -57 V DC ~ -40 V DC
l -60 V DC
l -72 V DC ~ -48 V DC
1-11
Cabinet Layout
B6060-22F cabinet can be installed with ZXA10 C300M and ZXA10 C350M, power
distributor and wiring box.Table 1-5 lists the B6060-22F cabinet configuration solutions.
Item Description
2 1 IEC 19-inch shelf, 1 IEC 19-inch splitter shelf, 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf
Configuration Solution I
B6060-22F cabinet is installed with 1 IEC 19-inch shelf and 1 ZXA10 C350M service shelf.
The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-12。
1-12
Configuration Solution II
B6060-22F cabinet is installed with 1 IEC 19-inch shelf, 1 IEC 19-inch splitter shelf and 1
ZXA10 C350M service shelf. The cabinet configuration is shown in Figure 1-13。
1-13
Technical Specifications
Table 1-6 lists the B6060-22F cabinet specifications.
Item Specification
Voltage l -48 V DC
l -57 V DC ~ -40 V DC
l -60 V DC
l -72 V DC ~ -48 V DC
1-14
2-1
Figure 2-2 Slot Number and Card Allocation for ETSI 21-inch Shelf
2–9 Narrowband subscriber card, xDSL card, VoIP VoIP card can be installed only
processing card, Ethernet interface card, or GPON in Slot 6 to Slot 9.
card
Note:
l Width of Slot 0/1/10/11/21/22 is 25 mm. Width of other slots is 22.5 mm.
l In the Slot 0/1 and Slot 21/22, you can install two 4.5U-high cards respectively.
2-2
2-3
2-4
1 Connect to CASC of the active uplink Connect to CASC of the active uplink
cascading card on the active shelf cascading card on standby shelves 1, 2
Note:
2-5
Figure 2-7 Slot Number and Card Allocation for IEC 19-inch Shelf
2-6
2–9 Narrowband subscriber card, xDSL card, VoIP VoIP card can be installed only in
processing card, Ethernet interface card, or GPON Slot 6 to Slot 9.
card
Note:
l Width of Slot 0/1/10/11/19/20 is 25 mm. Width of other slots is 22.5 mm.
l In the Slot 0/1 and Slot 19/20, you can install two 4.5U-high cards respectively.
2-7
2-8
Table 2-4 lists the cascading cable, uplink cable/optical fiber connection.
2-9
Note:
A pair of cascade cables work in either 1+1 or 1:1 protection mode.
2-10
3-1
Slot Card
2–5 Narrowband subscriber card, xDSL card, Ethernet interface card, or GPON card
8~9 Narrowband subscriber card, xDSL card, Ethernet interface card, or GPON card
The C350M shelf adopts the front leading-out mode. The subscriber cables, monitoring
cables, and maintenance cables are led out from the front panel and connected to the
MDF.
3-2
Switching and control card SCGL Type-L control and switching card
VOPSE/1W
VOPSF/1W
4-1
Broadband subscriber card AIWV 64-port ADSL2+ over ISDN subscriber card with
MELT
DSL and POTS combo card ACWK 48-port ADSL2+ and POTS subscriber card
Ethernet interface card HDTT 8-port GE optical interface Ethernet interface card
4-2
4-3
4-4
Switching and control card SCGL Type-L control and switching card
Broadband subscriber card AIWV 64-port ADSL2+ over ISDN subscriber card with
MELT
5-1
DSL and POTS combo card ACWK 48-port ADSL2+ and POTS subscriber card
Ethernet interface card HDTT 8-port GE optical interface Ethernet interface card
5-2
Panel
Figure 6-1, Figure 6-2, and Figure 6-3, display the panels of the switching and control
cards.
6-1
Indicators
Table 6-2 describes the indicators of the switching and control cards.
Green LED flashes slowly. The card works properly and card type
configuration is correct.
Interfaces
Table 6-3 describes the interfaces on the switching and control cards.
Interface Description
6-2
Button
The RST button is used for resetting card.
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-4 shows the principle diagram of the switching and control cards.
Table 6-4 describes the module functions of the switching and control cards.
Item Description
Switching module The switching center of data service, implements data switching, Ethernet,
VLAN, multicast, IP route, QoS, and security functions
Clock module Processes system clock and time, including clock source selection,
frequency change and phase locking, clock assignment, and frame
header processing.
Technical Specification
Table 6-5 lists the specification of the switching and control cards.
Item Specification
6-3
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
Panel
Figure 6-5 displays the panel of the VPWL card.
6-4
Indicators
Table 6-6 describe the indicator on the VPWL card.
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-6 shows the principle diagram of the VPWL card.
Item Description
Circuit switch module The switching center of TDM voice and IP packets
6-5
Item Description
Management control module Provides interfaces connected to the switching and control card and
Ethernet switch chip. Controls the initialization and configuration
of the Ethernet chip and PHY. Receives orders from the control
and switch card, controls and coordinates the DSP chip and VoIP
sub-card, and sends feedbacks to the switching and control card.
Ethernet switch module Provides interfaces connected to VoIP sub-cards and the control and
switch card, and provides control and media stream channels.
Technical Specification
Table 6-8 lists the specifications of the VPWL card.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
6-6
Note:
PTWV and PTWVN supports the same functions. The only difference is the location of
subscriber interface on the panel.
Panel
Figure 6-7 and Figure 6-8 displays the panel of the POTS subscriber card.
Indicators
Table 6-10 describes the indicator on the POTS subscriber card.
6-7
Interfaces
Table 6-11 describes the interfaces on the POTS subscriber card.
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-9 shows the principle diagram of the POTS subscriber card.
Table 6-12 describes the module functions of the POTS subscriber card.
Item Description
Voice processing module Implements the voice signal A/D, D/A conversion, filtering, and 2/4-wire
conversion.
Circuit control module Works as the digital signal processing platform, performing calling control
and testing functions.
6-8
Item Description
Management control Manages and controls the whole card, including address translation, bus
module control, the communication between the Ethernet port and the control
and switch card.
Technical Specification
Table 6-13 lists the specifications of the POTS subscriber card.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
Panel
Figure 6-10, Figure 6-11, and Figure 6-12 display the panels of the ISDN cards.
6-9
Indicators
Table 6-15 describes the indicator on the ISDN card.
Interfaces
Table 6-16 describes the interface on the ISDN subscriber Cards.
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-13 shows the principle diagram of the DBWD card.
Item Description
6-10
Item Description
Management control Manages and controls the PCM module, controls the communication
module with the switching and control card.
Figure 6-14 shows the principle diagram of the DEWU card and DEWB card.
Figure 6-14 Principle Diagram of the DEWU Card and DEWB Card
Table 6-18 describes the module functions of the DEWU card and DEWB card.
Table 6-18 Module Function of the DEWU Card and DEWB Card
Item Description
LIU + framer Responsible for the baseband signal equalization, peak data detection,
signal detection, code translation, and data and clock recovery.
T network exchange Performs the signal conversions and time slot exchange.
Management control Manages and controls all the related modules, controls the communication
module with the switching and control card.
Technical Specification
Table 6-19 lists the specifications of the ISDN cards.
Item Specification
6-11
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
DSWB 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL E1 balanced interface (120 Ω)
16 E1 port
DSWC 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL, supports E1 unbalanced interface (120 Ω)
16 E1 port CES
DSWD 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL, supports E1 balanced interface (75 Ω)
16 E1 port CES
DSWU 16 SHDSL port and TDM over SHDSL E1 unbalanced interface (75 Ω)
16 E1 port
Panels
The panels of DSWB and DSWC are the same, see Figure 6-15 (takes DSWB as the
example).
The panels of DSWD and DSWU are the same, see Figure 6-16 (takes DSWD as the
example).
Indicators
Table 6-21 describes the indicator on the DDN cards.
6-12
Interfaces
Table 6-22 describes the interface on the DDN cards .
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-17 shows the principle diagram of the DDN cards
Item Description
CES processing module Implements conversion between TDM data and Ethernet packets.
6-13
Item Description
Technical Specification
Table 6-24 lists the specifications of the DDN cards.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
Panels
The panels of AIWV and ASWV are the same, see Figure 6-18 (takes AIWV as the
example).
6-14
The panels of the APWV and ANWVF cards are the same. Figure 6-20 shows the panel
of the APWV card.
Indicators
Table 6-26 describes the indicator on the ADSL2+ cards.
Interfaces
Table 6-27 describes the interfaces on the ADSL2+ cards.
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-21 shows the principle diagram of the ADSL2+ cards.
6-15
Item Description
Splitter Separates voice signals from data signals (only available for APWV).
Technical Specification
Table 6-29 lists the specifications of the ADSL2+ cards.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
6-16
Panels
The panels of VMWK, VMWKS, VMWV, and VMWVS are the same, see Figure 6-22 (takes
VMWKS as the example).
Indicators
Table 6-31 describes the indicator on the VDSL2 cards.
Interfaces
Table 6-32 describes the interfaces on the VDSL2 cards.
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-23 shows the principle diagram of the VDSL2 cards.
6-17
Item Description
Technical Specification
Table 6-34 lists the specifications of the VDSL2 cards.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
6-18
Panels
The panels of SLWG, SMWG, and SSWG are the same, see Figure 6-24 (takes SMWG
as the example).
Indicators
Table 6-36 describes the indicator on the SHDSL cards.
Interfaces
Table 6-37 describes the interface on the SHDSL cards .
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-25 shows the principle diagram of the SHDSL cards
Item Description
6-19
Item Description
Technical Specification
Table 6-39 lists the specifications of the SHDSL cards.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
Panels
Figure 6-26 and Figure 6-27 show the panels of the combo cards.
Indicators
Table 6-41 describes the indicator on the combo cards.
6-20
Interfaces
Table 6-42 describes the interfaces on the combo cards.
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-28 shows the principle diagram of the combo cards.
Item Description
Splitter Separate the narrowband from broadband signals and sends them to
respective modules.
6-21
Technical Specification
Table 6-43 lists the specifications of the combo cards.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
Panel
Figure 6-29 displays the panel of the GTGO card.
Indicators
Table 6-45 describes the indicators on the GTGO card.
6-22
Green LED flashes quickly. The card is downloading data from the
control and switching card or the NMS.
Red LED flashes slowly every The card is installed in the wrong slot
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on
the NMS).
Yellow LED flashes slowly every The software version of the card does
two seconds. not match that of the switching and
control card (the auto-update function
is not enabled on the card). The
service runs properly.
Interfaces
The GTGO card provides eight GPON interfaces (1 - 8).
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-30 shows the principle diagram of the GTGO card.
6-23
Item Description
PON optical module Provides PON-C optical interface, complies with ITU-T G.984.2.
Management and control Manages and controls the card, implement card configuration.
module
Clock module Processes system clock, complies with ITU-T G.8262, G.8264, and G.781.
Technical Specification
Table 6-47 lists the specifications of the GTGO card.
Table 6-47 Specification of the GTGO Card
Item Description
Hot-swappable Supported
6-24
Panels
Figure 6-31 shows the panel of the IWVN card.
The panels of the PWVN and VWVN are the same, see Figure 6-32 (takes VWVN as the
example).
Interfaces
Table 6-49 describes the interfaces on the DSL splitter cards.
Table 6-49 Interface Description of the DSL Splitter Cards
Interface Description
6-25
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-33 shows the principle diagram of the DSL splitter cards.
Table 6-50 describes the module functions of the DSL splitter cards.
Item Description
Splitter module Extracts the voice signals and DSL signals, and then sends the signals to
the DSL subscriber card and POTS/ISDN subscriber card.
Technical Specification
Table 6-51 lists the specifications of the DSL splitter cards.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
6-26
Panel
Figure 6-34 displays the panel of the HDTT card.
Indicators
Table 6-52 describes the indicators on the HDTT card.
Green LED flashes quickly. The card is downloading data from the
main control card or NM.
Red LED flashes slowly. This card should not be inserted in this
slot.
Yellow LED flashes slowly. The software version of line card does
not match that of the main control card.
The service is normal.
Interface
The HDTT card provides eight GE optical interfaces (1 – 8).
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-35 shows the principle diagram of the HDTT card.
6-27
Item Specification
Management and control Implements card configuration, traffic management and optical module
module management, and status detection of optical module.
Switching module Implements conversion of optical module and backplane bus, implements
VLAN and Ethernet functions.
Technical Specification
Table 6-54 lists the specifications of the HDTT card.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
6-28
cards also provides input/output ports, such as network port, serial port, and trunk nodes.
These ports are used to monitor external devices.
The ZXA10 C300M/C350M uses the following common interface cards.
l CICG: common interface card
l CICK: common interface card, supports clock function.
Panel
Figure 6-36 and Figure 6-37 display the panels of the common interface cards.
Indicators
Table 6-55 describes the indicators on the common interface cards.
Interfaces
Table 6-56 describes the interfaces on the common interface cards.
Interface Description
CLKI1/TIMI1 The first BITS or 1PPS + TOD clock input interface, 120Ω
CLKI2/TIMI2 The second BITS or 1PPS + TOD clock input interface, 120Ω
6-29
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-38 shows the principle diagram of the common interface cards.
Table 6-57 describes the module functions of the common interface cards.
Item Description
6-30
Item Description
Management and control Implements configuration, control, and management for each module
interface in the card
Technical Specification
Table 6-58 lists the specifications of the common interface cards.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
Panel
Figure 6-39 shows the GPUC panel.
6-31
Indicator
Table 6-59 describes the indicators on the GPUC card.
Green LED is constantly ON. The card completes self-test but has
not received data from the control and
switching card or the NMS.
Green LED flashes quickly. The card is downloading data from the
control and switching card or the NMS.
Red LED flashes slowly every The card is installed in the wrong slot
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on
the NMS).
Interface
GPUC provides one or two SFP optical interfaces (GE1 - GE2).
Principle Architecture
Figure 6-40 shows the principle architecture of the GPUC card.
6-32
Specification
Table 6-60 lists the specifications of the GPUC card.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
GUFQ 4 -
GUSQ 2 2
GUTQ - 4
6-33
Panel
Figure 6-41, Figure 6-42, and Figure 6-43display the panels of the GE Ethernet uplink
cards.
Indicators
Table 6-62 describes the indicators on the GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Green LED flashes quickly. The card is downloading data from the
control and switching card or the NMS.
Red LED flashes slowly every The card is installed in the wrong slot
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on the
NMS).
6-34
Yellow LED flashes slowly The software version of the card does not
every two seconds. match that of the control and switching
card (the auto-update function is not
enabled on the card). The service runs
properly.
Interfaces
GUFQ/GUSQ/GUTQ: Four SFP GE interfaces (GE1 - GE4)
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-44 shows the principle diagram of the GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Table 6-63 describes the module functions of the GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Item Description
Management and control Implements card configuration, traffic management and optical module
module management, and status detection of optical module.
6-35
Item Description
Technical Specification
Table 6-64 lists the specifications of the GE Ethernet uplink card.
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
HUTQ 2 2 No
Panel
Figure 6-45 and displays the panel of the HUTQ card.
Indicator
Table 6-66 describes the indicators on the HUTQ card.
6-36
Green LED flashes quickly. The card is downloading data from the
control and switching card or the NMS.
Red LED flashes slowly every The card is installed in the wrong slot
two seconds. (does not match the configuration on
the NMS).
Yellow LED flashes slowly every The software version of the card does
two seconds. not match that of the switching and
control card (the auto-update function
is not enabled on the card). The service
runs properly.
Interface
The Ethernet uplink cards provide two 10GE optical interfaces (XG1/XG2) and two GE
optical interfaces (GE1/GE2).
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-46 shows the principle diagram of the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
6-37
Table 6-67 describes the module functions of the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Item Description
Management and control Implements card configuration, traffic management and optical module
module management, and status detection of optical module.
10GE PHY module Implements 10GE serial Ethernet interface conversion, coding in physical
layer, clock recovery and frequency doubling.
GE PHY module Implements the conversion between XAUI and GE parallel Ethernet
interface, coding in physical layer, clock recovery and frequency doubling.
Technical Specification
Table 6-68 lists the specifications of the 10GE/GE Ethernet uplink cards.
Item Value
Hot-swappable Supported
6-38
GCFD 2 - 1
GCTD - 2 1
Panel
Figure 6-47 and Figure 6-48 display the panels of the uplink cascade cards.
Indicators
Table 6-70 describes the indicators on the uplink cascade cards.
Interfaces
Table 6-71 describes the interfaces on the uplink cascade cards.
Interface Description
6-39
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-49 shows the principle diagram of the uplink cascade cards.
Table 6-72 describes the module functions of the uplink cascade cards.
Item Description
Management control Manages the whole system, monitors and controls the working status.
module
Specification
Table 6-73 lists the specifications of the uplink cascade cards.
6-40
Item Specification
Hot-swappable Supported
PRWGS -48 V DC -
The ZXA10 C300M/C350M supports two power cards of the same type.
l When the input voltage of their power supply is equal, both cards work in load-balance
mode.
l Otherwise, the card with higher voltage provides power to the system.
Panel
Figure 6-50, Figure 6-51 and Figure 6-52 display the panels of the power cards.
6-41
Indicator
Table 6-75 describes the indicators on the power cards.
Interface
Table 6-76 describes the interfaces on the power cards.
Interface Description
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-53 shows the principle diagram of the power cards.
6-42
Item Description
Specifications
Table 6-78 lists the specifications of the power cards.
Item Specification
6.13 Fans
The ZXA10 C300M uses the fan box for heat dissipation. The ZXA10 C350 uses the
FCWR card for heat dissipation.
6-43
Panel
Figure 6-54 displays the panel of the fan box.
Indicators
Table 6-80 describes the indicators on the fan box.
RUN The green LED is ON. All fans are rotating properly.
Technical Specifications
Table 6-81 lists the specifications of the fan box.
6-44
Item Specification
Panel
Figure 6-55 displays the panel of the FCWR card.
Indicator
Table 6-82 describes the indicators on the FCWR card.
Principle Diagram
Figure 6-56 shows the principle diagram of the FCWR card.
6-45
Item Description
Fan module Change the fan speed according to the signals from the control module.
Technical Specification
Table 6-84 lists the specifications of the FCWR card.
Item Value
Hot-swappable Supported
6.14 Backplane
ZXA10 C300M/C350M uses the following backplanes.
l ZXA10 C300M: MWEB and NWIB
l ZXA10 C350M: MWRV
6-46
l When all digits are in OFF position, the corresponding shelf works as the master shelf.
l Otherwise, the corresponding shelf works as the subordinate shelf.
Panel
Figure 6-57 and Figure 6-58 display the panels of the ZXA10 C300M backplanes.
6-47
Interfaces
The ZXA10 C300M backplanes have the following interfaces.
l Control switching card interfaces
l Subscriber card interfaces
l Power card interfaces: –48 V, –48 V GND, 3.3 V, GND
l Fan box interfaces: –48 V, –48 V GND, fan detect/control
Dimensions
l MWEB: 440 mm × 489 mm (Height × Width)
l MWIB: 435 mm × 437 mm (Height × Width)
6-48
Panel
Figure 6-59 displays the panel of MWRV card.
Interface
The ZXA10 C350M backplane provides the following interfaces.
l Main switching and control card interface, subscriber card interface, uplink card
interface, and common interface card interface
l Power card interfaces: -48 V, -48 V GND, and 3.3 VGND
l Fan interfaces: -48 V, -48 V GND, and fan detection/control
Dimensions
422.50 mm × 256 mm (Height × Width).
6-49
6-50
Cable Description
Subscriber cable Connects DSL subscribers to DSL cards, DSL splitter cards, and DDN
cards.
Connects POTS subscribers to POTS cards.
Connects ISDN subscribers to the DBWD card.
Serial port cable Connects the serial port of a maintenance computer to the ZXA10
C300M/C350M.
Fiber pigtail Connects optical fibers to an Ethernet optical interface or PON interface.
Table of Contents
Power Cable ..............................................................................................................7-1
Subscriber Cable........................................................................................................7-2
E1 Balanced Cable.....................................................................................................7-4
E1 Unbalanced Cable ................................................................................................7-5
Network Cable............................................................................................................7-7
Serial Port Cable ........................................................................................................7-9
Fiber Pigtail ..............................................................................................................7-10
7-1
Cable Connection
End A of the power cable is connected to the ZXA10 C300M/C350M shelf, supplying the
power to the shelf. End B of the power cable is connected to the DC terminal of the power
distributor.
Pin Connections
Table 7-2 lists pin connections of the subscriber cable.
7-2
7-3
Pin Connections
Table 7-3 lists pin connections of the E1 balanced cable.
Pin at End A Core Color at B1 E1 Signal Pin at End A Core Color at B2 E1 Signal
7-4
Pin at End A Core Color at B1 E1 Signal Pin at End A Core Color at B2 E1 Signal
7-5
Pin Connections
Table 7-4 lists pin connections of E1 unbalanced cable .
A1 OUT16A B1 GND
A2 IN16A B2 IN16B
A3 OUT15A B3 GND
A4 IN15A B4 IN15B
A5 OUT14A B5 GND
A6 IN14A B6 IN14B
A7 OUT13A B7 GND
A8 IN13A B8 IN13B
A9 OUT12A B9 GND
7-6
7-7
Pin Connections
Table 7-5 lists the pin connections of a network cable.
RJ45_1 (Straight-through)
RJ45_2 (Straight-through)
RJ45_3 (Straight-through)
RJ45_6 (Straight-through)
Note:
7-8
Pin Connections
Table 7-6 lists pin connections of the serial port cable.
End A End B
3 3
4 5
5 5
6 2
7-9
Connector Description
Table 7-7 describes the optical connectors.
7-10
II
III
IV
VI
Table 6-55 Indicator Description of the Common Interface Cards ............................ 6-29
Table 6-56 Interface Description of Common Interface Cards.................................. 6-29
Table 6-57 Module Function of the Common Interface Cards .................................. 6-30
Table 6-58 Specification of the Common Interface Cards ........................................ 6-31
Table 6-59 GPUC Indicator Description................................................................... 6-32
Table 6-60 GPUC Specification............................................................................... 6-33
Table 6-61 GE Ethernet Uplink Cards ..................................................................... 6-33
Table 6-62 Indicator Description of the GE Ethernet Uplink Cards........................... 6-34
Table 6-63 Module Function of the GE Ethernet Uplink Cards................................. 6-35
Table 6-64 Specification of the GE Ethernet Uplink Card......................................... 6-36
Table 6-65 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards ........................................................... 6-36
Table 6-66 Indicator Description of the 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards ................. 6-37
Table 6-67 Module Function of the 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards ....................... 6-38
Table 6-68 Specification of the 10GE/GE Ethernet Uplink Cards ............................. 6-38
Table 6-69 Uplink Cascade Cards........................................................................... 6-39
Table 6-70 Indicator Description of the Uplink Cascade Cards ................................ 6-39
Table 6-71 Interface Description of the Uplink Cascade Cards ................................ 6-39
Table 6-72 Module Function of the Uplink Cascade Cards ...................................... 6-40
Table 6-73 Specification of the Uplink Cascade Cards ............................................ 6-41
Table 6-74 Power Cards ......................................................................................... 6-41
Table 6-75 Indicator Description of the Power Cards............................................... 6-42
Table 6-76 Interface Description of the Power Cards............................................... 6-42
Table 6-77 Module Function of the Power Cards ..................................................... 6-43
Table 6-78 Specifications of the Power Cards ......................................................... 6-43
Table 6-79 FCWB and FCWD Cards....................................................................... 6-44
Table 6-80 Indicator Descriptions of the Fan Box .................................................... 6-44
Table 6-81 Specifications of the Fan Box ............................................................... 6-45
Table 6-82 Indicator Description of the FCWR Card ................................................ 6-45
Table 6-83 Module Function of the FCWR Card ...................................................... 6-46
Table 6-84 Specifications of the FCWR Card .......................................................... 6-46
Table 7-1 Cables....................................................................................................... 7-1
Table 7-2 Pin Connections of Subscriber Cable ........................................................ 7-3
Table 7-3 Pin Connections of E1 Balanced Cable .................................................... 7-4
Table 7-4 Pin Connections of E1 Cable Unbalanced ................................................ 7-6
Table 7-5 Pin Connections of a Network cable .......................................................... 7-8
VII
Table 7-6 Pin Connections of the Serial Port Cable ................................................... 7-9
Table 7-7 Optical Connector.................................................................................... 7-10
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IX
LIU
- Line Interface Unit
MDF
- Main Distribution Frame
MELT
- Metallic Line Test
NM
- Network Management
NMS
- Network Management System
ODF
- Optical Distribution Frame
ONU
- Optical Network Unit
PON
- Passive Optical Network
POTS
- Plain Old Telephone Service
PRI
- Primary Rate Interface
SFP
- Small Form-factor Pluggable
SHDSL
- Single-pair High Digital Subscriber Line
TDM
- Time Division Multiplexing
TOD
- Time of Day
VoIP
- Voice over Internet Protocol
XAUI
- 10Gigabit Attachment Unit Interface