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GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Contents
1 General ................................................................................................... 5
1.1 Purpose ................................................................................................... 5
1.2 Differences between M-MGw R3 GMP V2.0 and M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0
and V2.1 .................................................................................................. 5
1.3 Changes since last release of this document .......................................... 6
2 Application Description ........................................................................ 7

2.1 System Overview..................................................................................... 7
2.2 Node Types ............................................................................................. 7
3 Upgrades ................................................................................................ 9
3.1 SCC Based SW Licenses ........................................................................ 9
3.2 Node Based SW Licenses ..................................................................... 10
4 New Nodes ........................................................................................... 11

4.1 Base Configurations .............................................................................. 11
4.2 SW Licenses.......................................................................................... 13
4.3 Options .................................................................................................. 13
4.3.1 Extra ATM Capacity in XC/SGw ............................................................ 13
4.3.2 Optional SW Feature Licenses .............................................................. 14
4.3.3 Site Products ......................................................................................... 14
4.3.4 Customer Product Information............................................................... 14
5 Expansions .......................................................................................... 15
5.1 Expansion Paths.................................................................................... 15
5.2 GMP V2.0 and V2.1 HW Configurations................................................ 17
5.2.1 Speech Compression Effects on MSF Capacity.................................... 18
5.3 Basic SW License.................................................................................. 19
5.3.1 Main Basic SW License......................................................................... 19
5.3.2 SGw Basic SW License for XC/SGw ..................................................... 19
5.4 Options .................................................................................................. 20
5.4.1 Extra ATM Capacity............................................................................... 20
5.4.2 SW Feature Licenses ............................................................................ 20
5.4.3 Channel Associated Signaling for ANSI ................................................ 21
5.4.4 Site Products ......................................................................................... 22
5.4.5 Customer Product Information............................................................... 22
6 Spare Parts........................................................................................... 23
7 Cabinet Allocation and Floor Plan ..................................................... 24

7.1 Cabinet Allocations................................................................................ 24
7.1.1 211......................................................................................................... 24
7.1.2 213......................................................................................................... 25
7.1.3 214......................................................................................................... 25
7.1.4 215......................................................................................................... 26
7.1.5 216......................................................................................................... 26
7.2 Standard Floor Plan............................................................................... 27

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Appendices .......................................................................................... 29
A Traffic Model ........................................................................................ 29
B Environmental Characteristics........................................................... 30
C Node Related Site Products ............................................................... 33
D Site Related Site Products .................................................................. 38
E Glossary ............................................................................................... 41

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
1 General
1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to describe the Product Package for the Generic
Media Gateway Package (GMP) Version 2.0 and 2.1 for Ericsson Media Gateway
for Mobile Networks (M-MGw) R4.
This Product Package Description (PPD) covers:

• SW Upgrades of M-MGw R3 GMP V2.0 to M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0
• M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0 new nodes
• SW and HW Expansions of M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0 and GMP V2.1 nodes,
including SW and HW Expansions of GMP V2.0 to GMP V2.1.
This document also provides the following details:

Estimated Capacity, Functionality, Allocation drawings, Floor plan, estimated
maximum power consumption and number of fuses of the included cabinets.
Information on GMP V2.0 for M-MGw R3 is available in another PPD:

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1.2 Differences between M-MGw R3 GMP V2.0 and M-MGw

R4 GMP V2.0 and V2.1
The main difference between M-MGw R3 GMP V2.0 and M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0 and
V2.1 are:
• New Base Configurations in GMP V2.1
• Enhanced IP solution with introduction of Gigabit Ethernet support (GMP V2.1
only) and enhanced support for signaling over IP (SIGTRAN).
• A number of new SW Features.
• New expansion possibilities.
The following new HW is introduced:

• A new version of General Purpose Board (GPB) used in expansions.
• ET-MFG - a new Gigabit Ethernet exchange terminal (electrical) – GMP V2.1
only.
GMP V2.1 based nodes are only attainable as a result of HW expansion of GMP
V2.0 configurations which had been upgraded with M-MGw R4 SW.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
1.3 Changes since last release of this document

This is first release of this document.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
2 Application Description
2.1 System Overview

The following figure shows an example of a simplified overview of the GSM/WCDMA
Network.
OSS-RC
GSP
HLR SCP AuC FNR STP AAA
BSC Gb SGSN Gn/Gr
IP/ATM
Backbone
OSS-RC
R Internet
IP Gn GGSN Gi
Intranet
R
R
IP
IP
MSC
Server
A SDH
Network
RNC Mc
Nb PSTN
PLMN
M-MGw ISDN
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RANOS
Figure 1 M-MGw in the core network (an example)
2.2 Node Types

There are a number of applications that are supported by M-MGw R4:
• Media Gateway Application provides bearer conversion, media stream handling
and circuit switched data functions. Communication with the MSC server is
carried out utilizing the GCP protocol.
• Signaling Gateway Application makes it possible to perform signaling bearer
conversions at the edges of core network, thus allowing use of unified signaling
bearers on the Connectivity Layer. The Signaling Gateway can therefore be
used as a tool for introducing new signaling bearer in the network.
• ATM Cross Connect and AAL2 Switch contain versatile and powerful ATM traffic
handling functionality providing significant savings in network resource
utilization.
GMP V2.0 and GMP V2.1 product packages contain the Media Gateway
configurations incorporating ATM Cross Connect, AAL2 Switch and Signaling
Gateway functionality.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Depending on network topology and the situation the M-MGw is handling, the node
can assume different roles in the Mobile Core Network. It is not necessary to have
several physical M-MGw nodes taking care of these different situations – one node
can have a number of roles in the network.
The software release supporting GMP V2.1 hardware is M-MGw R4 or later.
With the GMP V2.0 product package it is possible to configure new M-MGw R4
nodes as the following node types:
• ATM Cross Connect/ AAL2 Switch/ Signaling Gateway
• (Stand alone) Signaling Gateway

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
3 Upgrades
SW upgrades of M-MGw R3 GMP V2.0 to M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0 are possible. The
XC/SGw and SGw are using Node Based licenses whereas all the other
configurations are using the SCC Based Licenses.
3.1 SCC Based SW Licenses

The M-MGw configurations are subject to capacity based SW Licensing. The
primary parameter for dimensioning the node’s capacity is the erlang. From a
capacity Right To Use (RTU) licensing perspective this is mirrored by Simultaneous
Call Capacity (SCC). The number of licensed SCCs defines the maximum number
of simultaneous calls that can be handled by the node. This limit is enforced by a
mechanism implemented in the M-MGw SW.
Upgrading M-MGw R3 main basic SW license to M-MGw R4 main basic SW license

provides the right to use all the M-MGw R4 basic and enhanced basic features to
the same SCC value as the existing R3 license. Basic and enhanced basic features
are specified in the Ericsson Media Gateway for Mobile Networks Feature
Description (221 04-FGC 101 808).
Commercial
Product Name Comments
Product Numbers
Upgrade of M-MGw R3 to R4 Per SCC. New licensed SCC value is the
AA/INF 902 9259
Main Basic SW License same as the existing licensed SCC value in R3
Table 1 Upgrading the main basic SW License
Note: The license only stipulates the maximum authorized capacity for the node.
Sufficient hardware capacity must be ensured to make use of the licensed SW
capacity.
A number of optional SW features, listed in Table 2 below, are enhanced in the R4

release. If any of those were licensed in the M-MGw R3, they must also be
upgraded. All these features must be licensed to the same capacity level as the
M-MGw R4 main basic SW license.
Commercial
Product Numbers
Upgrade Lawful Interception AA/INF 902 2990/3
Upgrade IP Transport AA/INF 902 1378/2 Per SCC. Must be upgraded if were licensed in
R3 node. New licensed SCC value is the same
Upgrade SS7 Signaling over IP AA/INF 902 1391/2 as the M-MGw R4 main basic package
Upgrade of Fax Service AA/INF 902 1950/2
Table 2 Enhanced Optional Features

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
SW and HW expansions of M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0 nodes are also possible. Those
are described in Chapter 4. At the time of GMP V2.0 to GMP V2.1 expansion it is
mandatory to upgrade the node’s SW from R3 to R4 if that has not been done
before.
3.2 Node Based SW Licenses

These are valid only for XC/SGw and Stand-alone SGw.
Commercial
Product Numbers
Upgrade of XC R3 to R4 Basic
BB/INF 902 9261 For XC/SGw only
SW License
Upgrade of SGw R3 to R4 Basic For XC/SGw only.

BB/INF 902 9263
SW License Applicable only if present in M-MGw R3 node
Upgrade of Stand-alone SGw
CC/INF 902 9265 For Stand-alone SGw only
R3 to R4 Basic SW License
Table 3 Upgrading the basic SW License
The SW feature, listed in Table 4, is enhanced in the R4 release. If it was licensed in

the M-MGw R3, it must also be upgraded.
Commercial
Product Numbers
BB/INF 902 1391/2 For XC/SGw only
Upgrade SS7 Signaling over IP
CC/INF 902 1391/2 For Stand-Alone SGw
Table 4 Enhanced Optional Features
Addition of M-MGw R4 optional features are also possible and described in section
4.3.2.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
4 New Nodes
The following node types are available in M-MGw R4 GMP V2.0 as new nodes:
• ATM Cross Connect/ AAL2 Switch/ Signaling Gateway
• (Stand alone) Signaling Gateway
Other types of new M-MGw R4 nodes are contained in GMP V3.0 product package.
Important Notes. Please read this section carefully before proceeding.

• The signaling capacity measured in MSU/s is 10000 -15000 when routing traffic
based on DPC/NI on MTP3/M3UA level. When routing traffic on Global Titles,
the capacity is 6000 MSU/s. The signaling capacity figures are approximate and
the actual capacity varies depending on interfaces used as well as message
signal unit (MSU) length.
• All capacity figures stated below are HW capacity only. In addition, the nodes
are subject to node based SW licensing.
4.1 Base Configurations

There are two base configurations available as new nodes in the GMP V2.0 Product
Package for M-MGw R4. Those are shown in Table 5.
The GMP V2.0 XC/SGw is a node configuration with no speech processing

capabilities. The GMP V2.0 XC/SGw also includes AAL2 Switch functionality. The
signaling gateway can support routing and signaling bearer conversion between
ATM, TDM and IP links.
The GMP V2.0 SGw is a stand-alone signaling gateway configuration (for ETSI and
ANSI only) optimized for routing and signaling bearer conversion between ATM,
TDM and IP. It is designed to provide optimum-signaling capacity in a node based
on Ericsson Connectivity Packet Platform. Up to two signaling gateway nodes can
be housed in the same cabinet.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
GMP V2.0 Configurations

Description
XC/SGw SGw*
Commercial Product Number FAM 105 446/1 FAM 105 424/12
Broadband
¤
(ATM) Signaling 100 48
Links **
Node Signaling Narrowband
¤
Capacity (TDM) Signaling 256 128
Links
10 000 – 15 000
MSU/s ¤¤¤
(6 000)
AAL2 Switching Capacity (Calls/s) 650 -
155 Mbps ATM/TDM 1 -

(ET-MC41) # of protected port pairs
(Equivalent Number of E1) (63) (-)

(Equivalent Number of T1) (84) (-)
155 Mbps ATM (ET- M4) # of ports 16 -

1.5 or 2 Mbps ATM/TDM
16 48
(ET-MC1) # of ports
10/100-BaseT Ethernet for SIGTRAN ¤¤
# of dedicated ports 2
Power (kW) *** 0.75 0.3

Total Footprint (Width, m x Depth, m) 0.6 x 0.8 0.6 x 0.8
Fuses 5 3
Table 5 GMP V2.0 Base Configurations. XC = Cross Connect. SGw = Signaling Gateway
* ETSI and ANSI only

** Includes high speed signaling links (HSL)
*** Power figures are estimates for the Base Configurations (without optional HW)
¤ Since the total number of E1 ports in the node is 48, 128 narrowband links and 48 HSLs cannot be utilized
simultaneously
¤¤ 4 ports when dual SS7 stack support is required
¤¤¤ In case of global title routing the figure will approximate 6000 MSU/s
All 155 Mbps ports provided by ET-MC41 are implemented with MSP 1+1
redundancy. The number of such 155 Mbps ports in this document always denote
the number of 155 Mbps pairs (implementing MSP 1+1 redundancy).
Unprotected use of TDM STM-1 is also possible if required. Please contact your
local Ericsson personnel for details.
Four of the sixteen 1.5/2 Mbps ports provided by ET-MC1 are intended for
synchronization and test equipment connections. The two ports used for
synchronization can carry user plane traffic simultaneously. The remaining twelve
E1/T1 ports can be used for user plane or signaling connections.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Inversed multiplexing for ATM (IMA) is supported by ET-MC41 and ET-MC1 boards
present in the node. The maximum size of one IMA group is 8 E1/T1 interfaces. Up
to 30 IMA groups can be defined for one STM-1/OC-3. The exact number of groups
depends on the group configuration. Contact Ericsson local representative for more
information.
The 155 Mbps TDM and ATM ports support connection of optical interfaces.
The 1.5/2 Mbps ports support connections of electrical interfaces.
If low speed (1.5/2 Mbps) interfaces are preferred to STM-1/OC-3 an SDH

multiplexer ET4-1 can be used as part of the total site solution. The ET4-1 is an
optional extension product to STM-1/OC-3. This is further described in section C.3.
The user interface to the M-MGw element manager is built on standard web-based
technology. The physical connection between the M-MGw and Operation and
Maintenance (O&M) terminals can be established using the IP over Ethernet or IP
over ATM. Typically 1+1 10/100-BaseT Ethernet connections or 1+1 STM-1
connections will be used in respective cases.
4.2 SW Licenses
The Basic SW is licensed per node. The following licenses are available depending
on the chosen configuration:
Commercial
Product Number
M-MGw R4 XC Basic SW License B/INF 902 9261 For XC/SGw only
M-MGw R4 SGw Basic SW License B/INF 902 9263 For XC/SGw only. Optional.
M-MGw R4 Stand-alone SGw Basic SW License C/INF 902 9265 For Stand-alone SGw only
Table 6 Basic SW License
4.3 Options
In order to complete the configuration a number of options are available. These
options enable such selections as additional capacity, features and necessary site
material.
4.3.1 Extra ATM Capacity in XC/SGw
There is an option to add extra ATM ports to XC/SGw base configurations. The ATM
capacity levels and applicable product number are shown in Table 14.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
4.3.2 Optional SW Feature Licenses
The optional software features are licensed per node and are listed in Table 7.
Note: The license depends on the node type.
Commercial Product Number

Designation
XC/SGw Stand-alone SGw
SS7 Signaling over IP B/INF 902 1391/2 C/INF 902 1391/2
SCCP Accounting B/INF 902 1392/1 C/INF 902 1392/1
SCCP Policing B/INF 902 1393/1 C/INF 902 1393/1
SCCP Relay B/INF 902 1394/1 C/INF 902 1394/1
Table 7 Optional SW Feature Licenses
4.3.3 Site Products
NRSP and SRSP are described in Appendix C and Appendix D respectively.
4.3.4 Customer Product Information
All necessary supporting documentation can be found in the CPI Store. The
documents can be downloaded or ordered on CD-ROM.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
5 Expansions
Note: All the expansions described in this chapter assume that the node’s SW is
at M-MGw R4 level. Upgrades were described in chapter 3.
The supported expansion paths are presented in section 5.1 and the characteristics
of the GMP V2.0 and resulting GMP V2.1 configurations are shown in section 5.2.
Important Notes. Please read this section carefully before proceeding.

• Unless otherwise stated, all connection capacity figures are estimates and were
calculated in accordance with the traffic profile shown in Appendix A. The nodes
are also subject to capacity based SW licensing.
• All the call connection capacity figures were calculated by adding together the
TDM channels of the STM-1 interfaces in the ET-MC41 and E1/T1 interfaces in
the ET-MC1 boards, and then dividing the channels between the TDM interfaces
in the most optimal way.
• The call connection capacity depends on whether or not the Echo Canceller part
of the media stream function is utilized. When activated, it is then applied to
every speech call in the PSTN interface. In Table 10 two call connection
capacity values are shown for a given traffic case. Values within parentheses
indicate capacity when echo canceling is not performed in this M-MGw but in
other locations in the core network.
• The call connection capacity figures will vary when optional features such Voice
Quality Enhancement or Compressed Speech on Nb-interface. The capacity
figures shown in Table 10 are those provided by the Media Stream Function
(MSF) without having any of these features activated. More information is
available is section 5.2.1.
• The call connection capacity figures assume IP or ATM based core network.
• The signaling capacity figures are the same for all base configurations. Each
base configuration supports 100 ATM based signaling links and 256 TDM
(64/56 kbps) based signaling links. The signaling capacity measured in MSU/s is
10 000-15 000 when routing traffic based on DPC/NI on MTP3/M3UA level.
When dual SS7 stack support is required, the M-MGw node needs to be
assigned at least two Signaling Point Codes, in order to utilize the full capacity.
When routing traffic on Global Titles, the capacity is 6 000 MSU/s. The signaling
capacity figures are approximate and the actual capacity varies depending on
interfaces used as well as message signal unit (MSU) length.
• Availability of specific configurations as well as applicable traffic mixes needs to
be checked separately, since not all of them will be made available at the same
time. Please contact Ericsson local representatives for further information.
5.1 Expansion Paths

Supported expansions of GMP V2.0 and GMP V2.1 base configurations, along with
the commercial product numbers, are shown in the tables below.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
GMP V2.0 configurations can be expanded to support Gigabit Ethernet for IP

payload and thus become corresponding GMP V2.1 configurations. GMP V2.0
configurations 201 and 205 can undergo a capacity expansion and have Gigabit
Ethernet support introduced at the same time, both resulting in the GMP V2.1
configuration 216. Node expansions resulting in higher capacity are also available
within GMP V2.0 and GMP V2.1.
To GMP
config 201 203 204 205 211 213 214 215 216
From (HS3) (HS6) (HS2) (HS5)
GMP config
XC/SGw C C
201 (HS3) E G GE
203 (HS6) G
204 (HS2) E G
205 (HS5) G GE
211 E E
214 E
215 E
Table 8 Supported Expansion Paths
C – Conversion
E – Capacity Expansion
G – Introduces Gigabit Ethernet Support
GE – Introduces Gigabit Ethernet Support and Capacity Expansion
Commercial Product
Expansion path Comment
Number (HW)
XC/SGw ! 201 FAM 105 426/7 Conversion*
XC/SGw ! 203 (HS6) FAM 105 426/9 Conversion*

201 (HS3) ! 203 (HS6) FAM 105 425/11 Capacity Expansion
204 (HS2) ! 205 (HS5) FAM 105 425/12 Capacity Expansion
201 (HS3) ! 211 INF 903 0053/1 Gigabit Ethernet Support

201 (HS3) ! 216 INF 903 0053/2 Gigabit Ethernet Support and Capacity Expansion
205 (HS5) ! 216 INF 903 0053/7 Gigabit Ethernet Support and Capacity Expansion
211 ! 213 INF 903 0055/1 Capacity Expansion

Table 9 Commercial Product Numbers for the Expansion Paths

* The conversion may not be possible without loss of traffic. Well-performed network
planning can minimize the impact.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
5.2 GMP V2.0 and V2.1 HW Configurations

Characteristics of the configurations are presented in the table below.
GMP V2.0 and V2.1 Configurations

Description
201 & 211 203 & 213 204 & 214 205 & 215 216
3 400 6 000 1 500 3 000 9 000
100% WCDMA
(4 000 ) (6 000) (1 500 ) (3 000 ) (9 000)
Estimated
Supported Call WCDMA-GSM 2 000 5 700 9 000
Connection * *
30%-70% Mix (2 000 ) (5 700) (9 000)
Capacity (Erlang)
2 000 2 300 2 800 5 600 9 000
100% GSM
(2 000) (2 300) (3 100 ) (6 100) (9 000)
Call Connection Capacity (Calls/s) 100
Broadband (ATM)
100
Signaling Links **
Node Signaling Narrowband
Capacity (TDM) Signaling 256
Links
MSU/s 6 000 – 10 000 ***
AAL2 Switching Capacity (Calls/s) 650
155 Mbps ATM/TDM, Optical 2 3 4 7 8

(ET-MC41) # of protected port pairs
(Equivalent Number of E1) (126) (189) (252) (315) (504)

(Equivalent Number of T1) (168) (252) (336) (420) (672)
155 Mbps ATM, Optical ¤

16 16 8 8 8 or 16
(ET- M4) # of ports
1.5 or 2 Mbps ATM/TDM, Electrical
16 16 16 16 16
(ET-MC1) # of ports
Gigabit Ethernet, Electrical
¤¤¤ 2 2 2 2 2
(ET-MFG) # of ports
10/100-BaseT Ethernet for SIGTRAN, ¤¤
Electrical, # of dedicated ports 2
MSC Server Connections 32

¤¤¤¤ 2.4 1.4 2.2 TBD
Power (kW) 1.6
Total Footprint (Width, m x Depth, m) 0.6 x 0.8

Fuses 7 9 7 9 11
Table 10 GMP V2.0 and V2.1 Configurations

Values within parentheses indicate capacity when Echo Cancellation is not utilized in the node
* The traffic mix is not planned to be verified for this configuration
** Includes high speed signaling links (HSL)
*** In case of Global Title routing the figure will approximate 6000 MSU/s
¤ The actual number of ATM ports present after the expansion depends on the starting GMP V2.0
configuration and shown in table below. Described in section 5.4.1, an option is available to increase the
number of ATM ports in such a node.
¤¤ 4 ports when dual SS7 stack support is required
¤¤¤ Only applicable for GMP V2.1
¤¤¤¤ Correspond to GMP V2.0 base configurations without optional HW. Values for GMP V2.1
configurations will be published as soon as they become available

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Note: Due to the nature of the expansion, 16 is the maximum number of 155 Mbps
ATM ports in a GMP V2.1 configuration. In cases where 30 ATM ports
option was utilized in GMP V2.0, that number will need to be reduced.
The number of 155 Mbps ATM ports present in configuration 216 depends on the
starting point of the expansion:
GMP V2.1 Number of

Comment
Configuration ATM Ports
216 8 Occurs when 216 results from expansion of GMP V2.0 205
216 16 Occurs when 216 results from expansion of GMP V2.0 201
Table 11 ATM ports in 216
The 155 Mbps ports provided by ET-MC41 are implemented with MSP 1+1
redundancy. Unprotected use of TDM STM-1 is also possible if required. Please
contact Ericsson local representative for details.
Two of the sixteen 1.5/2 Mbps ports provided by ET-MC1 are intended for test
equipment connections. The remaining fourteen E1/T1 ports can be used for user
plane or signaling connections.
GMP V2.0 and GMP V2.1 base configurations support both SS7 over ATM and SS7
over IP connections.
Inversed multiplexing for ATM (IMA) is supported by ET-MC41 and ET-MC1 boards
present in the node. The maximum size of one IMA group is 8 E1/T1 interfaces. Up
to 30 IMA groups can be defined for one STM-1/OC-3. The exact number of groups
depends on the group configuration. Contact Ericsson local representative for more
information.
If low speed (1.5/2 Mbps) interfaces are preferred to STM-1/OC-3 an SDH

multiplexer ET4-1 can be used as part of the total site solution. The ET4-1 is an
optional extension product to STM-1/OC-3. This is further described in section C.3.
The physical connection between the M-MGw and Operation and Maintenance
(O&M) terminals can be established using the IP over Ethernet or IP over ATM.
Typically 1+1 10/100-BaseT Ethernet connections or 1+1 STM-1 connections will be
used in respective cases.
5.2.1 Speech Compression Effects on MSF Capacity
Capacity figures stated in Table 10 can vary if the optional feature Compressed
Speech on Nb-interface is activated.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Compressed Speech on Nb-interface allows to carry speech over the core network
in a compressed format. In GSM case, this saving in transmission bandwidth entails
an increased utilization of M-MGw speech codecs, which is in turn estimated to
decrease the node’s MSF capacity by up to 9%. In WCDMA case this features
allows better availability of the speech coder resources thus increasing the node
capacity by up to 12%. These percentage figures are dependant on the traffic mix
and can be optimized by changing the media stream board (MSB) profile.
The above figure estimations assume that echo canceling is performed in the node,
and that the optional feature Voice Quality Enhancement is not activated.
5.3 Basic SW License
5.3.1 Main Basic SW License
In case of conversion from XC/SGw to M-MGw, the M-MGw Main Basic SW License
for a minimum of 500 SCCs is mandatory with each M-MGw node.
In case of expansion, the capacity of the M-MGw R4 main basic SW license can be
expanded in steps of 100 SCCs.
The M-MGw R4 Main Basic SW License is presented in the table below.
Commercial
Product Number
Per one SCC. Can be expanded in steps of 100 SCCs.
M-MGw R4 Main
A/INF 902 9259 Minimum is 500 SCCs.
Basic SW License
Maximum is defined by capacity of chosen configuration
Table 12 – M-MGw Main Basic SW License
Optional SW features can also be added or expanded in steps of 100 SCCs.

Applicable commercial product numbers are shown in Table 16. All optional features
must be licensed to the same capacity level as the M-MGw main basic SW license.
The maximum number of SCCs that can be licensed per configuration and traffic
mix corresponds to the maximum capacity stated in Table 10. Sufficient hardware
capacity must also be ensured to make use of the licensed SW capacity.
5.3.2 SGw Basic SW License for XC/SGw
The M-MGw R4 SGw Basic SW License can be added to the GMP V2.0 XC/SGw
configuration as shown in Table 13 and is licensed per node.
Commercial
Product Number
M-MGw R4 SGw Basic SW License B/INF 902 9263 For XC/SGw only
Table 13 SGw Basic SW License

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
5.4 Options
The following options can be added to a Product Package configuration.
5.4.1 Extra ATM Capacity
If not previously utilized, there is an option to add extra 155 Mbps ATM ports to
certain GMP V2.0 and GMP v2.1 configurations. The details are shown below.
Total Number of
Commercial Ports
Designation Comment
Product Number
Base Option
14 Extra 155 Mbps ATM Ports FAH 107 327/1 16 30 Applicable to configurations XC/SGw, 201, 203 only
Table 14 ATM STM-1/OC-3 Options in GMP V2.0
Commercial Total Number of

Designation Product Number Ports Comment
(per Port) Base Option
Applicable to configurations 204, 205, 214,

155 Mbps ATM Port INF 903 0056/1 8 16
215 and 216 with eight 155 Mbps ATM ports
Table 15 ATM STM-1/OC-3 Options in GMP V2.0 and V2.1
Note: As stated above, 16 is the maximum number of 155 Mbps ATM ports in
certain GMP V2.1 configurations. Careful consideration must be made when
utilizing the 30 ATM Ports Option in GMP V2.0 nodes planned for expansion
to GMP V2.1. Thus such an expansion may not be possible without
disturbance of the node’s service. The impact can be minimized when
allocating ATM ports for connections to other nodes in the network. Local
Ericsson representatives will be able to assist with further information.
5.4.2 SW Feature Licenses
Any of the optional features, listed in Table 16 can be added to a M-MGw

configuration if they are not already licensed to the node. If already present, their
licensed capacity can be expanded. They are licensed per SCC in steps of 100 and
must be licensed to the same capacity level as the M-MGw R4 main basic SW
license.
Note: Optional SW Feature License expansion of XC/SGw and SGw are shown in
section 4.3.2

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Commercial
Product Numbers
Compressed Speech on Nb-interface A/INF 902 1551/1
Measurement-Based Admission Control A/INF 902 1400/1
Lawful Interception A/INF 902 2990/3
IP Transport A/INF 902 1378/2
SS7 Signaling over IP A/INF 902 1391/2
UMTS Iu-interface A/INF 902 1384/1
GSM A-interface A/INF 902 1385/1

Per SCC. Can be introduced or expanded.
GSM High Speed Datacom Service A/INF 902 1386/1 New licensed SCC value is the same as
the M-MGw R4 main basic SW license.
Voice Quality Enhancement (VQE) A/INF 902 9218/1
SCCP Accounting A/INF 902 1392/1
SCCP Policing A/INF 902 1393/1
SCCP Relay A/INF 902 1394/1
Global Text Telephony (GTT) A/INF 902 1388/1
Tandem Free Operation * A/INF 902 1939/1
Fax Service * A/INF 902 1950/2
Table 16 Optional SW Features for M-MGw

* Available from M-MGw R4.1 Release
5.4.3 Channel Associated Signaling for ANSI
Note: This option applies to ANSI markets only.
It is possible to add Channel Associated Signaling (CAS) interface to the M MGw.

This is implemented by employing the Ericsson ISUP to CAS Converter (ICC). ICC
receives ANSI ISUP message signals on T1 interfaces from M-MGw (the SGw
module) and maps them onto T1 CAS links towards a CAS based network (and vice
versa). Payload related to the ISUP signaling is also carried on T1s between the
ICC and M-MGw.
MSC
Server
CAS
Radio
Network
Network M-MGw
ICC
SS7 Signaling
Payload
Payload and CAS
Figure 2 Network block diagram of M-MGw and ICC

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The ICC consists of a number of External Client Processors (ECP). One ECP can
handle ISUP to CAS conversion of 8 non-redundant T1 links. One ICC node can be
configured with maximum six ECPs, and thus a maximum of 48 non-redundant T1
links can be converted in an ICC node. M-MGw can be connected directly to ECP
(T1 link) or through ET4-1 (OC-3 link).
Commercial Total Number of

Designation Product Number ANSI CAS Links (T1, 1.5 Mbps)
(per 16 T1 CAS Links) Base Option
CAS links in M-MGw FAH 105 121/1 0 16 32 48
Table 17 The CAS Options in GMP V2.0 and GMP V2.1
For every eight CAS links, i.e. per each ECP, there are also two redundant 10/100
Ethernet links available for O&M. Each ICC has its own Element Manager and is
connected to OSS-RC for alarm reporting.
ICC is housed in a separate BYB 501 double depth cabinet. One ECP is housed in
one subrack. Expansions of the ICC are possible in steps of sixteen links but
available only together with M-MGw node expansions or new M-MGw nodes.
5.4.4 Site Products
Site products contain equipment related to the installation of the node. Site products
is divided in Node Related Site Products (NRSP), described in Appendix C, and Site
Related Site Products (SRSP), described in Appendix D.
5.4.5 Customer Product Information
All necessary supporting documentation can be found in the CPI Store. The
documents can be downloaded or ordered on CD-ROM.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
6 Spare Parts
To support the node, spare part management (available in HW Support service from
Ericsson’s Global Services portfolio) is recommended. Alternatively, Spare Part Sale
of single items is available. Please contact Ericsson local representative for more
information or refer to the document Spare Parts in M-MGw R4
(2/15411-AXM 101 01/4 Uen) which is available as part of CPI.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
7 Cabinet Allocation and Floor Plan

The following section describes the equipment practice, cabinet allocations and the
standard floorplan.
7.1 Cabinet Allocations

All HW is housed in double depth BYB 501 cabinets. The cabinet dimensions
(H x W x D) are 1800 x 600 x 800 mm. SGw is housed in a single depth BYB 501
cabinet. The cabinet dimensions (H x W x D) are 1800 x 600 x 400 mm.
All internal cables in BYB 501 cabinets are halogen free and self-extinguishing.
The power consumption figures will be published as soon as they become available.
Note: Weight figures are preliminary only!

Additional weight of doors and side plates - 63 kg, and (where required)
overhead mechanics - 20 kg is applicable to all configurations.
Cabinet Allocations of GMP V2.0 nodes is shown in the GMP V2.0 PPD.
7.1.1 211
Fan
Media Stream processing devices, Media Stream
1 155 Mbps ATM/TDM Port Extension
Subrack
Fan
Processor, Inter Subrack Link
connections and Timing HW Main
Subrack
Fan
16 155 Mbps ATM ports,
ATM
16 E1/T1 ATM/TDM ports,
Extension
1 155 Mbps ATM/TDM port,
Subrack
2 Gbit Ethernet ports
MACU
ECF
CU
CU CCF
CU
Front View Rear View
• Number of Fuses for the Cabinet: 7

• Weight of Max. Equipped Cabinet: 215 kg

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7.1.2 213
Fan Fan
Media Stream processing devices, Media Stream Media Stream

Media Stream processing devices,
1 155 Mbps ATM/TDM Port Extension Extension
1 155 Mbps ATM/TDM Port
Subrack Subrack
Fan
connections and Timing HW
Main
Subrack
Fan
16 155 Mbps ATM ports, ATM
16 E1/T1 ATM/TDM ports, Extension
1 155 Mbps ATM/TDM port, Subrack
MACU
ECF
CU
CU CCF
CU

7.1.3 214
Fan
Media Stream
Media Stream processing devices, Extension
3 155 Mbps ATM/ TDM Ports Subrack
Fan
Processor, Inter Subrack Link Main

connections and Timing HW Subrack
Fan
1 155 Mbps ATM/ TDM port, Subrack
2 Gbit Ethernet ports MACU
ECF
CU
CU CCF
CU


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7.1.4 215
Fan Fan
Media Stream Media Stream
Media Stream processing devices, Media Stream processing devices,
Extension Extension
3 155 Mbps ATM/ TDM Ports 3 155 Mbps ATM/ TDM Ports
Subrack Subrack
Fan
Main
connections and Timing HW
Subrack
Fan
MACU
ECF
CU
CU CCF
CU

7.1.5 216
Fan Fan
Media Stream Media Stream
Media Stream processing devices, Media Stream processing devices,
Extension Extension
3 155 Mbps ATM/ TDM Ports 3 155 Mbps ATM/ TDM Ports
Subrack Subrack
Fan Fan
Processor, Inter Subrack Link Media Stream
Main Media Stream processing devices,
connections and Timing HW Extension
Subrack Subrack 3 155 Mbps ATM/ TDM Ports
Fan
8 or 16 155 Mbps ATM ports, ATM
MACU
PCU ECF
CU
CU CCF
CU


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7.2 Standard Floor Plan

Note that there has to be at least 800 mm of free space between a cabinet front or
back with doors and the nearest wall.
1200 mm 600 mm 200mm / 300 mm
800 mm
11
GMP V2.0 &

800 mm
V2.1
01
800 mm
Minimum aisle width required for maintenance activities

300 mm minimum clearance from walls in Earthquake Zones,
200 mm normal clearance
Figure 3 – Standard floor plan for GMP V2.0 and GMP V2.1 nodes (NOT SGw)
1200 mm 600 mm 200mm / 300 mm
800 mm
GMP V2.0
400 mm
SGw
01
800 mm

Figure 4 – Standard floor plan for GMP V2.0 SGw.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
1200 mm 600 mm 200mm / 300 mm
800 mm
11
ICC 800 mm
01
800 mm

200 mm normal clearance
Figure 5 Standard floor plan for Ericsson ISUP to CAS Converter.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Appendices
A Traffic Model
A.1 Traffic Mix for M-MGw R4

Table 18 shows the voice and data parameters used in the Ericsson default traffic
profile. Table 19 and Table 20 below show other parameters used in the capacity
calculations of M-MGw R4.
Parameters Values
Voice traffic per WCDMA subscriber 16,0 mE
Voice traffic per GSM subscriber 16,0 mE
CS data traffic per WCDMA subscriber 2,0 mE
CS data traffic per GSM subscriber 0,5 mE
Originating traffic 60 %
Terminating traffic 40 %
Mean holding time of WCDMA calls, speech and CS data
89 s
included
Mean holding time of GSM calls, speech and CS data
83 s
included
Table 18 Ericsson Standard Traffic Profile
Parameters Values
Internal traffic (of originating) 2%
Ratio of high to normal load 1.2
Table 19 Other default parameters
Parameters Values
Proportion of traffic between MGWs through CN backbone 48 %
Proportion of PSTN/PLMN traffic from total traffic 70 %
Proportion of PSTN traffic from total traffic 40 %
Table 20 Traffic Distribution Parameters

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
B Environmental Characteristics
Ericsson has reduced the environmental impact due to carbon dioxide by making
low power-consuming and compact products. This makes the products lifetime more
cost efficient, which means low premises rental cost and low power cost.
B.1 Operating Conditions

The Product Package works under the following operating conditions:
Normal Operating Exceptional Operating

Climatic Environment
Condition Condition
Temperature +5 to +40°C –5 to +50°C
Relative Humidity 5 to 85 % 5 to 90 %
3 3
Absolute Humidity 1 to 25 g/m 1 to 25 g/m
Temperature Change 0,5 °C /min 0,5 °C /min
Table 21 Operating Conditions
The system is designed to work continuously within the range of Normal Operating
Condition. It will also work outside the Normal Operating Condition but inside the
range of Exceptional Operating Condition but for a limited time of not more than 96
consecutive hours and not more than 15 days in a one-year period.
The system is designed to operate in the climatic conditions corresponding to

requirements in ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.1 (indoor temperature-controlled
locations) and ANSI T1.304-1997.
B.1.1 Seismic Vibration
When equipped with earthquake proof installation accessories, the cabinets fulfill the
seismic requirements according to ETSI EN 300 019-2-3 and
GR-63-CORE zone 4.
B.1.2 Transport Conditions
The transportation conditions are according to ETSI EN 300 019-1-2,

class 2.3, -40 degrees Celsius to +70 degrees Celsius.
B.1.3 Storage Conditions
The climatic conditions during storage are according to ETSI EN 300 019-1-1, class
1.2: -25 degrees Celsius to +55 degrees Celsius.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
B.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) is the ability of equipment to coexist with other
equipment as regards their common electromagnetic environment. The EMC
emission and immunity in BYB 501 hardware complies with EEC directives and ITU-
T requirements for high-speed systems, which is a prerequisite for the location of
switches in commercial offices. The EMC requirements are as follows:
• ETSI EN 300 386

• FCC part 15 subpart B
• CISPR 22
• CISPR 24
The EMC shielding is fulfilled on subrack level. Unused board positions in any
subrack must be equipped with dummy boards/fronts.
B.3 Product Safety

Product Safety requirements set limits on surface temperatures, voltages, fire
protection, etc. in order to ensure that the equipment does not involve any
unnecessary risks for the maintenance personnel. The product safety requirements
that the product complies with are as follow:
• EN 60950-1
• UL 60950-1
• CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 60950-1-03
• IEC 60950-1
B.4 Conformity with EU Directives

The product conforms to the following EU directives:
• EMC directive, 89/336/EEC as amended

• Low Voltage Directive, 73/23/EEC as amended
B.5 Heat Dissipation

The dissipated heat is equal to the power consumption.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
B.6 Power Requirements

The node is fed from –48 VDC power supply with the following requirements on
Voltage:
Normal value 48 – 54.5 V

Mains voltage failure or transients Minimum 40.5 VDC
On reloading of batteries Maximum 57.0 VDC
During maximum 10 seconds Maximum 60 VDC
Never to exceed 60 VDC
Table 22 Power Requirements

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
C Node Related Site Products

Node Related Site Products (NRSP) are related to a specific node and are
configured, ordered and delivered together with the node.
C.1 Basic Mechanics

For All BYB 501 Cabinets the following options for mechanics are available.
Mechanics Description
Ericsson overhead The kits include overhead mechanics, cover plates for all
mechanics based on sides of the OH-mechanics, side plates for cabinet and
wire trays. mechanics for the cabinet door.
No overhead mechanics
(usage of Raised Floor Side plates for cabinet and mechanics for the cabinet
or non-Ericsson door.
overhead mechanics)
Table 23 Basic Mechanics
It is mandatory to choose one of the mechanics packages.
C.2 External Cables

External cables are used for connecting the node to ODF/DDF equipment, node to
node directly or to the power system.
Description Option Commercial Product

Number
Coax cable 15 m FAH 107 016/1
75Ω M4 Male
30 m FAH 107 016/2
45 m FAH 107 131/1
60 m FAH 107 131/2
75 m FAH 107 016/4
100 m FAH 107 016/5
Coax Cable 15 m FAH 107 015/1
75Ω Open End
30 m FAH 107 015/2
45 m FAH 107 130/1
60 m FAH 107 130/2
75 m FAH 107 015/4
100 m FAH 107 015/5
Twisted Pair Cable 15 m FAH 107 129/1
120Ω open end
30 m FAH 107 129/2
45 m FAH 107 129/3
60 m FAH 107 129/4
75 m FAH 107 129/5
100 m FAH 107 129/6

GMP V2.0 & 2.1

Number
Twisted Pair 30 m FAH 107 298/1
100Ω Open End
60 m FAH 107 298/2
(ANSI)
75 m FAH 107 298/3
100Ω Open End
60 m FAH 107 299/2
(Plenum)
75 m FAH 107 299/3
STM-1/OC-3 15 m FAH 107 048/7
Optical Fiber
SC-FC/SC 20 m FAH 107 048/25
(Four fiber cable, 25 m FAH 107 048/26
single mode)
30 m FAH 107 048/8
45 m FAH 107 048/9
60 m FAH 107 048/10
75 m FAH 107 048/11
100 m FAH 107 048/12
STM-1/OC-3 15 m FAH 107 048/13
Optical Fiber
SC-E2000 20 m FAH 107 048/27
single mode)
30 m FAH 107 048/14
45 m FAH 107 048/15
60 m FAH 107 048/16
75 m FAH 107 048/17
100 m FAH 107 048/18
STM-1/OC-3 15 m FAH 107 048/1
Optical Fiber cable
SC-SC 20 m FAH 107 048/23
single mode)
30 m FAH 107 048/2
45 m FAH 107 048/3
60 m FAH 107 048/6
75 m FAH 107 048/4
100 m FAH 107 048/5
Gigabit Ethernet Cable 15 m INF 901 2667/1
RJ45 – RJ45 30 m INF 901 2667/2
45 m INF 901 2667/3
60 m INF 901 2667/4
75 m INF 901 2667/5
90 m INF 901 2667/6
Network
Synchronization 30 m FAH 107 374/1
Coax Cable
SMA male-Open End 50m FAH 107 374/2
+ BNC male connector
Power cable 25 m FAH 107 240/1
40 m FAH 107 240/2
65 m FAH 107 240/3

GMP V2.0 & 2.1

Number
Positive strengthening 25 m FAH 107 241/1
and earthing cable
40 m FAH 107 241/2
65 m FAH 107 241/3
Table 24 External Cables
Note: External plenum cables should be sourced locally.
Due to the need of connectors on the power cables for when the Enclosed Power
Distribution Unit (EPDU) is used, the power cables shall be ordered in the EPDU
PP.
C.3 Conversion of STM-1/OC-3

All the Base Configurations are offered with protected (MSP 1+1) optical 155 Mb/s
interfaces. The STM-1/OC-3 solution is superior to PDH and thus should whenever
possible be used.
If 2 Mbps (E1) or 1.5 Mbps (T1) interfaces are required then the following
conversion package can be ordered:
Commercial Product No. of STM-1/OC-3

Option Pack
Number to be converted
STM1/OC3 optical to 63 E1/84 T1 conversion INF 903 0039/1 0 – 30
Table 25 Conversion of STM-1/OC-3
Note: It is possible to convert some or all of the protected 155 Mbps interfaces of
the M-MGw. The commercial product number above corresponds to one
155 Mbps interface to be converted. Example – Converting three 155 Mbps
interfaces will correspond to three INF 903 0039/1 .
The ET4-1 cabinet can be placed near the node, or anywhere else in the switch hall.
However, to simplify on-site cable management, it is recommended that the
additional cabinet(s) supporting the conversion of the 155 Mbps interfaces are
placed near or next to the transmission equipment.
Note: Every ET4-1 magazine houses two ET4-1 systems. Different nodes can use
one ET4-1 system each.
If ET4-1 is used to adapt the node to a PDH network environment, reference timing
for Network Synchronization (NS) over PDH can be distributed via ET4-1 in the
outgoing and in the incoming direction in relation to the node.
The fans in the ET4-1 are monitored by the Media Gateway Alarm Control Unit
(MACU) reporting the alarms to OSS-RC via the fault management functionality in
the M-MGw.
It is mandatory to choose the length of the optical cable between the node and the
ET4-1. One cable per protected ET4-1 system is applicable.

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
Table 26 below describes the External Cables Associated with the Conversion
Option.
Description Option Commercial Product Number

120Ω (ETSI)
30 m FAH 107 244/2
45 m FAH 107 244/3
60 m FAH 107 244/4
100Ω (ANSI)
30 m FAH 107 244/8
45 m FAH 107 244/9
60 m FAH 107 244/10
100Ω, Plenum (ANSI)
30 m FAH 107 244/20
45 m FAH 107 244/21
60 m FAH 107 244/22
Coax 15 m FAH 107 244/13
75Ω, open end (ETSI)
30 m FAH 107 244/14
45 m FAH 107 244/15
60 m FAH 107 244/16
Fan alarm 25 m INF 901 2674/1
Power cable 10 m-70 m in steps of INF 901 2560/1
5m (price per meter)
Positive strengthening and No option (50 m
Included in base configuration
earthing cable always included)
Table 26 External cables for ET4-1
For more information see Product Package Description for ET4-1

(221 03-2/FAB 102 879).
Note: External plenum cables should be sourced locally.
C.4 External cables relating to ICC

Number
5m FAH 107 442/7
ECP (ISUP) – M-MGw
Standard cable 15 m FAH 107 442/8
30 m FAH 107 442/9
5m FAH 107 442/10
ECP (ISUP) – M-MGw FAH 107 442/11
Plenum cable 15 m
30 m FAH 107 442/12
5m FAH 107 442/1

ECP (ISUP) – ET4-1 FAH 107 442/2
Standard cable 15 m
30 m FAH 107 442/3

GMP V2.0 & 2.1

Number
5m FAH 107 442/4
ECP(ISUP) – ET4-1 FAH 107 442/5
Plenum cable 15 m
30 m FAH 107 442/6
15 m FAH 107 442/19

ECP (O&M) – LAN Switch.
Ethernet RJ45 - RJ45 30 m FAH 107 442/20
Standard cable
60 m FAH 107 442/21
15 m FAH 107 442/22

ECP (O&M) – LAN Switch
Ethernet RJ45 - RJ45 30 m FAH 107 442/23
Plenum cable
60 m FAH 107 442/24
ECP (CAS) – DDF 30 m FAH 107 442/25

(RJ45 – Open end) 60 m FAH 107 442/26
Standard cable 75 m FAH 107 442/27
ECP (CAS) – DDF 30 m FAH 107 442/28
(RJ45 – Open end) 60 m FAH 107 442/29
Plenum cable 75 m FAH 107 442/30
30 m
ECP(C-DEV) – Power
Standard cable 6 mm² 40 m
Delivered on drum.
70 m
Default component.
30 m No separate product number
ECP(C-DEV) – Power
Plenum cable 6 mm² 40 m
70 m
Table 27 External Cables for ICC

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
D Site Related Site Products

The Site Related Site Products (SRSP) does not relate to a specific node but is
common for several nodes on the same site. SRSP are included in separate product
packages and should also be configured, ordered, delivered and priced separately.
Please refer to respective PPD for further details.
Note: Some of the Site Related Site Products are not available in the ANSI
market. Please contact Ericsson local representative for more details.
D.1 Power Supply

Power systems are available for high-ohmic distribution (HOD) and low-ohmic
distribution (LOD) for applications up to 60 kW. For applications up to 15 kW the
power system can be earthquake reinforced with batteries included in the cabinet.
For more information see Product Package Description/ordering guide for

ACTURA 4827 power up to 60 kW (221 03-2/FAB 102 880) or
Small Site Power, Power One (2135-FAP 130 837).
D.2 Power Distribution

The Power Distribution is a supplementary system for high-ohmic distribution of –
48V DC power. The system is intended for use in applications where a power plant
with low-ohmic distribution provides DC power to critical equipment, such as AXE
equipment.
For more information see Product Package Description for

Enclosed Power Distribution Unit, EPDU (221 03-FAP 130 824)
D.3 Mobile PBN

The Mobile PBN design describes inter-site backbone connectivity and intra-site
connectivity design for all Core Network CS and PS nodes, MSCs, GSNs, MGws,
etc. M-PBN also includes the connectivity of these nodes to internal and external
networks; GSM-GPRS and UMTS access networks, O&M network, ISPs, PSTN,
ISDN, Service Network etc.
D.4 Distribution Frames

The Distribution Frames (DF) product package consists of Digital DF (DDF), Optical
DF (ODF), Flexfield and Main DF (MDF).

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
The Digital Distribution Frame (DDF) is the interface to be used when twisted pair or
coaxial cables have to be terminated, organized or cross-connected in long-distance
transport networks or in access networks. The DDF product package is housed in
BYB 501 cabinets and includes cables to connect E1 and T1 to external equipment.
The Optical Distribution Frame (ODF) is the interface between the transmission
equipment and the optical network. The main function is to organize and terminate
fiber at this point. The ODF product package is housed in BYB 501 cabinets or in a
wall-mounted cabinet and includes cables for optical connection to external
equipment.
Flexfield is a modular system built on separate modules housed in sub racks. The
sub racks can be mounted in 19” racks, as well as on walls. All termination points
are accessible from the front. Due to its modularity, it is possible to have a mix of
coaxial and twisted pair cable interfaces, as well as optical interfaces, in the same
sub rack. The primary usage and the most cost effective usage of Flexfield is in
cases where it is required to terminate low and medium number of optical or
electrical, or mixed optical and electrical cables.
The Main Distribution Frame (MDF) connects the exchange with the copper pair
cables of the outdoor network. The MDF in the DF product package is housed in
BAB 326 for max 1590 lines per cabinet or BYB 501 for max 1050 lines per cabinet.
The BYB 501 is an earthquake proof design.

Distribution Frames (221 03-2/FAB 102 615).
D.5 Raised Floor

Usage of raised floor is generally recommended by Ericsson and must be used
when under floor cabling is chosen. The product package for raised floor is available
in standard heights and the floor plates are pre-holed for BYB 501 cabinets.

Raised Floor and Mechanics (221 03-2/FAB 102 667).
D.6 External Mechanics

External mechanics are used for cabling between the node and other site elements.
The mechanics are available for under floor and overhead cabling.


GMP V2.0 & 2.1
D.7 Earthquake Reinforcements

The product package for earthquake reinforcement contains earthquake frames with
mounting set for raised floor or mounting set for concrete floor. The reinforcement is
available in the same standard heights as for raised floor.

D.8 Network synchronization (GPS Synchronization Clock)

The GPS Synchronization Clock works as a primary reference clock and provides
Network Synchronization and Time of Day. The GPS Synchronization Clock product
package is housed in a BYB 501 cabinet and includes a GPS antenna.

Network Synchronization (221 03-2/FAB 102 792).
D.9 DataCom cabinet

The DataCom cabinet is based on BYB 501 building practice. The double deep BYB
501 cabinet is adjusted to have more space for DataCom equipment that requires
side-to-side airflow.
DataCom Cabinet (221 03-FAP 130 710).

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
E Glossary
ICC Ericsson ISUP to CAS Converter
A Interface between BSC and IMA Inversed multiplexing for ATM
M-MGw or MSC IP Internet Protocol
AAA Authentication, Authorization, and ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network
Accounting ISUP ISDN User Part
AAL ATM Adaptation Layer Iu Interface between the UTRAN and
ANSI American National Standards the CN
Institute
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode LAN Local Area Network
AuC Authentication Center
MACU M-MGw Alarm Control Unit
BSC Base Station Controller Mbps Megabits per second
BYB 501 Ericsson cabinet building practice M-MGw Ericsson Media Gateway for Mobile
Networks
CAS Channel Associated Signaling M-PBN Mobile Packet Bone Network
CCF Connection and Conversion Field MSC Mobile Switching Center
CN Core Network MSF Media Stream Function
CPP Ericsson Connectivity Packet MSU Message Signal Unit
Platform MTP Message Transfer Protocol
CS Circuit Switched
CU Capacitor Unit Nb Interface (payload) between two
MGw in own network
DDF Digital Distribution Frame NRSP Node Related Site Products
NS Network Synchronization
E Erlang
E1 Lowest level PDH ETSI standard OC-3 Optical Carrier level 3
(2.048 Mb/s) (155.52 Mbps, SONET)
ECF Ethernet Connection Field O&M Operation and Maintenance
ECP External Client Processor ODF Optical Distribution Frame
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility OH Overhead
ET Exchange Terminal OSS-RC Operations Support System for
ET4-1 Multiplexer for ET155 Radio and Core
ETSI European Telecommunications
Standards Institute PBN Packet Backbone Network
PCU Power Connection Unit
FNR Flexible Numbering Register PDF Power Distribution Frame
PDH Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy
Gbit Gigabit PLMN Public Land Mobile Network
GCP Gateway Control Protocol PP Product Package
GGSN Gateway GPRS Support Node PPD Product Package Description
GMP Generic M-MGw Package PSTN Public Switched Telephone
GMSC Gateway MSC Network
GPB General Purpose Board
GPS Global Positioning System RAN Radio Access Network
GSM Global system for Mobile RNC Radio Network Controller
Communication RTU Right To Use
GSN GPRS Support Node
SCB Switch Core Board
HLR Home Location Register SCC Simultaneous Call Capacity
HOD High Ohmic Distribution SCP Service Control Point
HSL High Speed Signaling Link SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
HW Hardware SGSN Serving GPRS Support Node
SGw Signaling Gateway

GMP V2.0 & 2.1
SIGTRAN SIGnaling TRANsport

SONET Synchronous Optical Network
SRSP Site Related Site Products
SS7 Signaling System #7
STM Synchronous Transfer Mode
STM-1 Fundamental SDH level with
155.52 Mbps
STP Signaling Transfer Point
SW Software
T1 Lowest level PDH ANSI standard

(1.5 Mb/s)
TBD To Be Determined
TDM Time Division Multiplex
WCDMA Wideband Code Division Multiple

Access
XC Cross Connect


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GMP V2.0 & 2.1

Product Package Description

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2 Application Description ........................................................................ 7

4 New Nodes ........................................................................................... 11

7 Cabinet Allocation and Floor Plan ..................................................... 24

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A Traffic Model ........................................................................................ 29

C Node Related Site Products ............................................................... 33

D Site Related Site Products .................................................................. 38

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This Product Package Description (PPD) covers:

This document also provides the following details:

Information on GMP V2.0 for M-MGw R3 is available in another PPD:

1.2 Differences between M-MGw R3 GMP V2.0 and M-MGw

The following new HW is introduced:

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1.3 Changes since last release of this document

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2.1 System Overview

BSC Gb SGSN Gn/Gr

Figure 1 M-MGw in the core network (an example)

2.2 Node Types

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The software release supporting GMP V2.1 hardware is M-MGw R4 or later.

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3.1 SCC Based SW Licenses

Upgrading M-MGw R3 main basic SW license to M-MGw R4 main basic SW license

Table 1 Upgrading the main basic SW License

A number of optional SW features, listed in Table 2 below, are enhanced in the R4

Upgrade of Fax Service AA/INF 902 1950/2

Table 2 Enhanced Optional Features

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3.2 Node Based SW Licenses

Upgrade of SGw R3 to R4 Basic For XC/SGw only.

Table 3 Upgrading the basic SW License

The SW feature, listed in Table 4, is enhanced in the R4 release. If it was licensed in

Table 4 Enhanced Optional Features

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Important Notes. Please read this section carefully before proceeding.

4.1 Base Configurations

The GMP V2.0 XC/SGw is a node configuration with no speech processing

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GMP V2.0 Configurations

Commercial Product Number FAM 105 446/1 FAM 105 424/12

AAL2 Switching Capacity (Calls/s) 650 -

155 Mbps ATM/TDM 1 -

(Equivalent Number of E1) (63) (-)

155 Mbps ATM (ET- M4) # of ports 16 -

Power (kW) *** 0.75 0.3

* ETSI and ANSI only

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If low speed (1.5/2 Mbps) interfaces are preferred to STM-1/OC-3 an SDH

Table 6 Basic SW License

4.3.1 Extra ATM Capacity in XC/SGw

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4.3.2 Optional SW Feature Licenses

Note: The license depends on the node type.

Commercial Product Number

SS7 Signaling over IP B/INF 902 1391/2 C/INF 902 1391/2

SCCP Accounting B/INF 902 1392/1 C/INF 902 1392/1

SCCP Policing B/INF 902 1393/1 C/INF 902 1393/1

SCCP Relay B/INF 902 1394/1 C/INF 902 1394/1