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ZXMSG 5200
Multiplex Service Gateway

Technical Manual
Version 2.0.2
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Contents
About this Manual ........................................................... ix

Purpose .............................................................................. ix
Intended Audience ............................................................... ix
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge ............................................ ix
What is in This Manual .......................................................... ix
Related Documentation.......................................................... x
Conventions ........................................................................ xi
How to Get in Touch............................................................ xii
Chapter 1.......................................................................... 1
Introduction ..................................................................... 1
Introduction ...................................................................1
Working Principle ............................................................2
Software Architecture ......................................................3
Hardware Architecture .....................................................4
System Features .............................................................5
System Functions............................................................6
Chapter 2.......................................................................... 7
System Description.......................................................... 7
Operation Support Subsystem...........................................7
Protocol Subsystem .........................................................8
Service (call) Subsystem ..................................................9
Bearer Subsystem......................................................... 10
Operation and Management Subsystem............................ 10
Database Subsystem ..................................................... 11
TMS Subsystem ............................................................ 12
Media Gateway Control Protocol (Megaco/H.248) ............... 12
System Hardware.......................................................... 13
Cabinets ............................................................................ 13
Shelves..............................................................................14
Cards ................................................................................17
Technical Specifications ................................................. 22
Interfaces ..........................................................................22
Cabinet Environment Parameters........................................... 23
Industry Standards..............................................................24
International Standards........................................................25
National Standards .............................................................. 28
Chapter 3........................................................................ 29
Service Functions........................................................... 29
Introduction ................................................................. 29
Narrowband Services..................................................... 30
V5-PSTN Service ................................................................. 30
V5-ISDN Service .................................................................30
VOIP-PSTN Service ..............................................................31
VOIP-ISDN Service ..............................................................31
Fax Service over IP..............................................................32
Broadband Services....................................................... 33
ADSL Service......................................................................33
ADSL2+ Service..................................................................35
VDSL Service......................................................................37
SHDSL Service....................................................................38
Ethernet Service .................................................................39
VLAN Service ......................................................................39
Multicast Service .................................................................43
EPON Service......................................................................44
QoS Service .......................................................................45
IP Service ..........................................................................46
Chapter 4........................................................................ 47
ZXMSG Networking........................................................ 47
ZXMSG 5200 Networking ............................................... 47
ZXMSG Applications ...................................................... 48
IP Phone Networking ...........................................................48
Appendix A ..................................................................... 49
Abbreviations ................................................................. 49
Figures............................................................................ 53
Tables ............................................................................. 55
Index .............................................................................. 57
About this Manual
Purpose
This manual provides technical guidelines that support the
operation of the ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway.
Intended Audience
This document is intended for engineers and technicians who
perform operation activities on the ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex
Service Gateway.
Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

To use this document effectively, users should have a general
understanding of telecommunications technology. Familiarity
with the following is helpful:
Basics of Networking
Access Network (AN) technologies and Next Generation
Network (NGN) technologies
Knowledge of Media Gateway
What is in This Manual

This manual contains the following chapters:
TABLE 1 – CHAPTER SUMMARY
Chapter Summary
Chapter 1, Introduction Introduces the working principle,
architecture, system features and
functions.
Chapter 2, System Introduces operation support, protocols,
Description database, network management, system
hardware, technical specifications.
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ZXMSG 5200 (V2.0.2) Multiplex Service Gateway Technical Manual
Chapter Summary
Chapter 3, Service Introduces narrowband services and
Functions broadband services.
Chapter 4, Networking Introduces MSG networking modes and its
Mode applications.
Related Documentation
The following documentation is related to this manual:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Documentation
Guide
Technical Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware Manual
Installation Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Hardware
Installation Manual (OUT30)
Installation Manual (OUT50C/D)
Installation Manual (19D06H20)
Operation Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Operation Manual
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Command Manual
Maintenance Category:
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual
(Routine)
ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway Maintenance Manual
(Troubleshooting)
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About this Manual
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Chapter 1
Introduction
This chapter covers the following topics:

Introduction
Working Principle
Software Architecture
Hardware Architecture
System Features
System Functions
Introduction
Background ZXMSG 5200 Multiplex Service Gateway is one of the major Next
Generation Network (NGN) oriented products recently developed
by ZTE. NGN combines the public switched telephone network
(PSTN) and Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), creating
a single multi-service network.
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 is a type of integrated media access gateway but
also provides narrowband and broadband services. It adds a
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) module to the previous
generation systems. ZXMSG 5200 adopts standard application
layer and transport layer protocols to convert and handle access
streams. At the same time, it is compatible with existing
network devices. It provides many user side and network side
interfaces for different network environments, which effectively
meets the integrated services access requirements. It also
provides high access multimedia services and Application
Programming Interface (API) generated services.
Technologies ZXMSG 5200 uses various technologies as listed below:
Ethernet
Asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL)
ADSL2+
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Very high speed digital subscribers line (VDSL)

Single pair high digital subscriber line (SHDSL)
Multicast
Ethernet passive optical networks (EPON)
ISDN
PSTN
Subscriber ZXMSG 5200 can fulfill the following subscriber requirements:
Requirements
High speed internet access for residential and office
subscribers.
High quality services, such as teleconference and fax for
commercial subscribers.
Operation and maintenance demands of broadband
subscribers.
Subscriber security administration and modem management.
NGN access gateway (AG) requirements and for upgrade
MSAN equipment into AG at low costs.
Working Principle
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 core technology is ‘TDM + IP’ and supports two
types of switching networks:
Circuit-switching
Ethernet-switching
Working Figure 1 shows ZXMSG 5200 work flow. The dotted line frames
Principle present the card functions.
FIGURE 1 – ZXMSG 5200 WORKING PRINCIPLE
xDSL
IP
network
Ethernet switching
POTS TDM
switching
ICS
CNIC
Voice
compressing ( NAT module)
ICS upper sub-card

MPR
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Description ZXMSG 5200 working principle is as follows:

Narrowband service signals enter the TDM switching module
of main control card (i.e. ICS/EICS/GIS).
TDM switch performs circuit-switching on the voice signals
and send them to voice compression module.
MPR voice compression function converts voice traffic into IP
packets and send them to Ethernet switching module.
Ethernet switching chip switches the IP packets and send
them to CNIC for network address translation.
After network address translation, IP packets enter the IP
network through an uplink interface after Ethernet switching.
Broadband data enters ICS Ethernet switching chip and
directly goes to IP network through an uplink interface.
Software Architecture
Introduction The software system provides following functions.
Resource management
Software modules interfaces
Database configuration implementation
Operation and management (O&M)
Structure Figure 2 shows the ZXMSG 5200 software structure.
FIGURE 2 – ZXMSG 5200 SOFTWARE STRUCTURE

Subsystem
Database

Description H.248 system is responsible for maintaining connection between

ZXMSG 5200 and SoftSwitch (SS), interpreting and executing SS
commands. H.248 describes service (CALL) and its operation
logically. The CALL implements following functions.
H.248 command execution
Physical operations on ZXMSG 5200 through bottom layer
drive software
Signal receiving and forwarding to the H.248 system
Operations maintenance and creation related with ZXMSG
5200 structure
Refer to System Description for the functions and operation flow
of the software modules.
Hardware Architecture
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 hardware system consists of a control unit and a
subscriber unit. The control unit implements system functions
and service access expansion unit implements expansion to
serve more subscribers.
Structure Figure 3 shows the ZXMSG 5200 hardware structure.
FIGURE 3 – ZXMSG 5200 HARDWARE STRUCTURE
2*100M, 1GE
100M Ethernet Ethernet

8K,2M,4M Clock
CNIC
2M Hw 2*100M
ICS MPR MPR

ICS
LC0 LC1 ... LC9 TSLC 2*8MHw
Control unit (shelf) 1*8MHw 1*100M

100M Ethernet
8K,2M,4M Clock
2M Hw
ICS
ICS
LC0 LC1 ... LC9 LC10 LC11 TSLC
Subscriber unit (shelf)
LC: Line Card, including narrowband line card and broadband line card
TSLC: Test Subscriber Line Card ICS: Integrated Control and Switch Card

Chapter 1 Introduction
MPR: Packet processing and resource board CNIC: Network address translation
module
Description Refer to System Hardware for functions of units and cards.
System Features
ZXMSG 5200 system features are as follows:
Abundant ZXMSG 5200 completely meets public telecommunication and
Service private networks requirements. ZXMSG 5200 also provides
Interfaces broadband subscriber interfaces. These interfaces are used for
broadband service configuration according to subscribers'
requirements.
High The system size is smaller. Network architecture and
Integration configuration are simple and suitable for local network
optimization.
Active/standby The system provides mutual backup for power supplies and
Mode active/standby backup for ICS cards. ZXMSG 5200 has two ICS
cards at each layer of subscriber shelf and only one is in the
active mode at a time. The one which is in the active status is
called the active, while the other one is called the standby. In
case of failure of the active card, the standby card takes over
the system control. This process is active/standby switching,
which keeps the whole system running from being affected and
greatly improves the system reliability and stability.
Capabilities The system capabilities are as follows:
Ethernet convergence, switching, and Ethernet L2 protocol
processing
Interfaces for broadband services such as IP/xDSL
PSTN/ISDN subscriber line test and DSL subscriber line test
(in coordination with an external DSL subscriber line tester)
Ethernet The whole system is based on a uniform Ethernet switching
Switching platform. It implements switching of three data flows:
Intra-module control information
H.248 protocol
RTP data
This Ethernet unit is totally private, not connected to any
external Ethernet, and outgoing data flows pass through the
CNIC egress uniformly to ensure security.
VoIP Function MPR/MPRB card converts voice signals into IP packets.
Uplink Ports ZXMSG 5200 supports 100 Mbps (FE) and 1000 Mbps (GE)
Ethernet interfaces at the IP network side, which are used as
egresses for narrowband media flow, H.248 protocol flow,
network signal flow and broadband data flow. These four data
flows can be flexibly configured on any uplink Ethernet port.

Multiple ZXMSG 5200 supports networking with multiple SoftSwitch.

Networking When many SoftSwitches are in an active/standby relation, the
ZXMSG 5200 supports H.248 polling registration. When an active
SoftSwitch fails, the SoftSwitch will contact a standby SoftSwitch
automatically and accepts its control.
System Functions
Introduction In a NGN network with SoftSwitch, ZXMSG 5200 can take the
place of traditional access network in networking or to support
hybrid networking with the SoftSwitch in access networks.
Functions ZXMSG 5200 provides following functions:
The SoftSwitch to which ZXMSG 5200 is attached
implements voice compressing/decompressing facsimile and
more VoIP or IP FAX services under the control of
H.248/MGCP.
Accesses common POTS-interface subscribers to provide
narrowband voice services. Gets analog POTS-interface
subscribers access to IP networks directly and implements
voice/fax conversion at the analog subscriber side and
voice/fax conversion at the IP network side.
Accesses to broadband interfaces like ADSL/ADSL2+, VDSL,
SHDSL and Ethernet through different broadband protocols
to provide broadband services.
Uses different narrowband, broadband and universal
protocols for providing different services.
Provides end-to-end auto or semi-auto service configuration
functions at the network side which provides easy service
provisioning and adjustment.

Chapter 2
System Description

Operation Support Subsystem
Protocol Subsystem
Service System
Bearer Subsystem
Operation and Management subsystem
Database Subsystem
TMS Subsystem
Media Gateway Control Protocol (Megaco/H.248)
System Hardware
Technical Specifications
Operation Support
Subsystem
Introduction Operation Support Subsystem (OSS) is based on Board Support
Package (BSP), driver and real time OS Vxworks. The subsystem
provides a uniform platform to upper-layer applications for
completion of various functions.
Functions OSS functions are as follows:
Task and process management
Intra-card and inter-card communication
Memory management
Timer management
File system management functions
Version loading

Version management
System software management
Sub-modules Figure 4 shows the internal functional sub-modules.
FIGURE 4 – SUB-MODULES
Features OSS features are as follows:

Switching chip initialization and normal running
Access to the MIB set, address table, VLAN table and port
setting register (which are maintained by the switching chip)
Configuration of packet transmitting/receiving buffer
Message forwarding (sent by the switching chip) to CPU and
from CPU to TCP/IP protocol subsystem or switching protocol
subsystem
Service layer with data forwarding paths
Protocol Subsystem
Introduction The protocol subsystem consists of three parts:
Universal protocol subsystem
Broadband protocol subsystem
Narrowband protocol subsystem

Chapter 2 System Description
Universal The universal protocol subsystem implements TCP protocol, UDP

Protocol protocol, IP protocol, ICMP protocol, ARP protocol, RARP protocol,
Subsystem TFTP, FTP, HTTP, SNMP, and Telnet.
Broadband The broadband protocol subsystem modules are as follows:
Protocol
MSTP module
Subsystem
f STP
f RSTP
f MSTP
xDSL
f ADSL
f ADSL2+
f VDSL
f SHDSL
Multicast
f IGMP snooping
f IGMP proxy
f IGMP router
QOS
VLAN
f 802.1Q
f SVLAN
ETH port manager
f Port configuration
f Port trunking
f Ethernet switch function configuration
Narrowband Protocol Narrowband protocol subsystem includes V5 and H.248 for
Subsystem PSTN/ISDN. It receives/transmits, processes calls and control
messages between users and ZXMSG 5200, and those between
ZXMSG 5200 and upper level Local Exchange (LE).
Service (call) Subsystem

Introduction Service subsystem operates according to protocol subsystem
commands.
Functions The system functions are as follows:
Uniform service interfaces to upper layer
Shields hardware differences
Breaks down protocol commands to send to lower layer

Carries out practical operations by invoking bearer

subsystem interface
Bearer Subsystem
Introduction Bearer system resides in CPU of each hardware card. For
example, extended shelves TPU, ICS master processor 8250,
ICS slave processor 8031, 8240 chip of MPR and CPU of ADLG
card.
Functions Bearer subsystem functions are as follows:
Detection of subscriber circuits
Subscriber circuit testing
Announcement play
DTMF digit receiving
ISDN subscribers message collection and forwarding
VOIP coding & decoding
2K switching network connection
ADSL subscriber configuration management
Specific function interfaces to the upper layer, so other
modules can invoke them.
Operation and Management

Subsystem
Operation and management subsystem supports the SNMP
management and CLI management. It provides inner interface
for the operation and maintenance platform. CLI management
includes telnet and console port management.
Operation and management subsystem performs following
management functions:
Basic Command: User management, system help, basic
information, system logs, etc.
System control: Shelf and card management, version
management, data and version download, data backup, data
synchronization etc.
Ethernet protocol: Port configuration, VLAN/GMRP/GVRP
management, multicast management, STP management,
trunk management etc
MPR management: VOIP management, Resource
management etc.

ADSL: Line configuration, alarm configuration, port

management etc
Net work management: Out-band and in-band network
management configuration, SNMP configuration, FTP
configuration etc.
Track tests: 112 line test, signal track
Debug management
Call control
H.248 protocol
Database Subsystem
Introduction Database subsystem manages system data and resources. It
defines, describes, operates and maintains the data. The
subsystem accepts and fulfils different requests from application
programs and databases, and it is also responsible for data
security.
Functions The database subsystem functions are as follows:
Database maintenance
Database access interfaces
Data management in two modes:
f CLI
f SNMP
Data management interface to O&M subsystem
Building memory database
Offering uniform interfaces
Configuration and collecting information from following
subsystems:
f Protocol subsystem
f Service subsystem
f Tornado for Managed Switches (TMS) subsystem
f Operation support subsystem
f Bearer subsystem
Features The features of database subsystem are as follows:
Database organization and management
Database data access concurrency
Integrity and consistency of modifying database data

TMS Subsystem
TMS subsystem is an outsourced software package to complete
the switch management functions. OS vendor provides TMS so it
is functionally independent and closely related to OS.
Media Gateway Control

Protocol (Megaco/H.248)
Introduction The Media Gateway Control Protocol (Megaco) is a result of joint
efforts of the IETF and the ITU-T Study Group. Therefore, the
IETF defined Megaco is the same as ITU-T Recommendation
H.248.
Functions Megaco/H.248 addresses the relationship between the Media
Gateway (MG), which converts circuit-switched voice to packet-
based traffic. Megaco/H.248 instructs Media Gateway, to connect
Packet Data Network (PDN) packet stream to Real-Time
Transport Protocol (RTP) packet. Megaco/H.248 architecture is
similar to Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) and the
controller-to-gateway relationship, but Megaco/H.248 supports a
broader range of networks, such as ATM.
There are two basic components in Megaco/H.248: terminations
and contexts. Terminations represent streams entering or
leaving the MG such as analog telephone lines, RTP streams, or
MP3 streams. Terminations have properties, such as the
maximum size of a jitter buffer, which can be inspected and
modified by the Media Gateway Controller (MGC).
Terminations are placed into contexts, when two or more
termination streams are mixed and connected together.
Contexts are created and released by the MG under command of
the MGC. A context is created by adding the first termination,
and it is released by removing (Subtracting) the last termination.
For more than one stream termination, context provides multi-
stream context. Audio, video, and data streams may exist in a
context among several terminations.
Protocol Structure - Megaco/H.248 (Media Gateway Control
Protocol)
MMegaco/H.24 Megaco/H.248 uses a series of commands to manipulate
8 Commands terminations, contexts, events, and signals. The following is a
list of the commands:
1. Add - The Add command adds a termination to a context.
The Add command on the first Termination in a Context is
used to create a Context.
2. Modify - The Modify command modifies the properties,
events, and signals of a termination.

3. Subtract - The Subtract command disconnects a Termination

from its Context and returns statistics on the Termination's
participation in the Context. The Subtract command on the
last Termination in a Context deletes the Context.
4. Move - The Move command atomically moves a Termination
to another context.
5. Audit - The Audit command returns the current state of
properties, events, signals, and statistics of Terminations.
6. Notify - The Notify command allows the Media Gateway to
inform the Media Gateway Controller of the occurrence of
events in the Media Gateway.
System Hardware
System Hardware includes:
Cabinets
Shelves
Cards
Cabinets
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 adopts various indoor and outdoor type cabinets
which are as follows:
Indoor type
f 19D06H20
f ONU100
Outdoor type
f OUT30
f OUT30E
f OUT50C
f OUT50D
Description Table 4 lists cabinet details.
TABLE 4 – ZXMSG 5200 CABINETS
Dimensions Power Weight

Cabinet Type (Height * Width * Consumption (with
Depth) Battery)
2000 mm * 600 mm 1500 W

19D06H20 Indoor 200 kg
* 600 mm

Dimensions Power Weight

Cabinet Type (Height * Width * Consumption (with
Depth) Battery)
427 mm * 218 mm * 200 W

ONU100 Indoor 20 kg
420 mm
1992 mm * 1350 mm 350 W
OUT30 Outdoor 600 kg
* 710 mm
2000 mm * 1500 mm 350 W
OUT30E Outdoor 600 kg
* 750 mm
1150 mm * 750 mm 150 W
OUT50C Outdoor 140 kg
* 430 mm
1150 mm * 750 mm 150 W
OUT50D Outdoor 140 kg
* 430 mm
Shelves
Introduction Shelf is like an empty box in which different cards are plugged-in.
ZXMSG 5200 has one main and four expansion shelves. The
standard shelf is called 6U.
Capacity ZXMSG 5200 system supports:
1856 lines of narrowband subscribers, where the main
control shelf provides 320 lines and expansion shelves
provide 384 lines each.
928 lines of ADSL subscribers, where the main control shelf
provides 160 lines and the expansion shelf provides 192 lines
each.
Types ZXMSG 5200 has the following shelf types:
Standard Shelf (6U)
f Single power standard shelf
f Dual power standard shelf
OUT50C
OUT50D
Single Power Single power standard shelf has single POWER H card. It uses
Standard Shelf MICS backplane. Shelf dimensions are 266.5 mm * 482.6 mm *
318.5 mm (Height * Width * Depth).
Figure 5 shows the single power standard shelf configuration for
control shelf.

FIGURE 5 – STANDARD SHELF (SINGLE POWER) CONFIGURATION T ABLE
Dual Power Dual power standard shelf has two POWER K cards; one is used
Standard Shelf for hot backup. It uses MBSL backplane. Two POWER K cards are
used in this shelf. Shelf dimensions are 266.5 mm * 482 mm *
318.5 mm (Height * Width * Depth). The distance between
every two slots is one inch.
Figure 6 shows the dual power standard shelf configuration for
control shelf.
FIGURE 6 – DUAL POWER STANDARD SHELF CONFIGURATION TABLE
OUT50C OUT50C shelf has 2 layers and total 20 slots. Shelf dimensions
are 663 mm * 333 mm * 355 mm (Height * Width * Depth).
Figure 7 shows the OUT50C shelf configuration for control shelf.

FIGURE 7 – OUT50C SHELF STRUCTURE
OUT50D OUT50D shelf has two layers and total 16 slots. Shelf
dimensions are 663 mm * 323 mm * 355 mm (Height * Width *
Depth). Figure 8 shows the OUT50C shelf configuration for
control shelf.
FIGURE 8 – OUT50D SHELF STRUCTURE

Cards
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 card types are as follows:
Control and switching cards
Packet processing and resource cards
Uplink sub-cards
Ethernet cards
Analogue line cards
Digital line cards
DSL subscribers cards
Uplink cards
Integrated voice data subscriber cards
Test subscriber line cards
Power cards
Other cards
Control and Table 5 lists control and switching cards and their description.
Switching
Cards TABLE 5 – CONTROL AND SWITCHING CARDS
Card Full Name Functions Port & Description

ICS Integrated System 256 VLANs; two FE or
Control & controls and one GE plus one FE uplink
Switching Card switching ports; FE star cascading
between shelves; four E1
EICS Enhanced All ICS 4 K VLANs; two FE or
Integrated functions one GE plus one FE uplink
Control & ports; FE star cascading
Switching Card between shelves
GIS Giga Ethernet All ICS/EICS 4 K VLANs; two GE plus
Integrated functions two FE uplink ports; GE
Control and star cascading between
Switching Card shelves
GISS Giga Ethernet All ICS/EICS 4 K VLANs; 1 K layer-2
Integrated functions multicast groups (when
Control & Switch the card is used as the
Card Simplified main control card in the
system)

Packet Table 6 lists the packet processing and resource cards.

Processing and
Resource Cards TABLE 6 – P ACKET PROCESSING AND RESOURCE CARDS
Port &
Card Full Name Functions
Description
MPR Packet processing VOIP and Resource -
and resource card card for voice call; 120
channels
MPRB Packet processing VOIP and resource card -
and resource card for voice call; 240
type B channels
Uplink Sub- Table 7 lists uplink cards and their description.

cards
TABLE 7 – UPLINK SUB-CARDS
Card Full Name Functions Port & Description

EUX Ethernet Uplink, Two 100BaseTX ports; Four FE
Uplink cascade cascading ports for control unit
Interface Card and broad band services
GEUF Giga Ethernet Uplink, One GE optical port; one FE;

Uplink Card- cascade four FE cascading ports
Fiber mode
FEI Ethernet Uplink, Two uplink FE optical ports;
Uplink Card- cascade four FE cascading ports
Fiber mode
GEI Giga Ethernet Uplink, Two uplink FE electrical ports;
Interface Card cascade two uplink GE optical ports
GEUT Giga Ethernet Uplink, Four FE ports for cascade; one

Uplink Card- cascade 10/100/1000 Mbps uplink port
TX mode
GEIS Giga Ethernet Uplink, One GE port and one FE port for
Interface cascade uplink (Valid when control card is
Card- GISS; the card provides
Simplified narrowband and broadband
cascade.)
SUPI Slave Casing Uplink, One GE or one FE uplink port
Uplink cascade (Only valid in the slave shelf)
Interface Card

Ethernet Cards Table 8 lists Ethernet cards and their description.
TABLE 8 – ETHERNET CARDS
Card Full Name Function Port & Description
ETI Ethernet Ethernet layer 2 Six 100 Mbps Ethernet ports

Transform Card switching
function
ETC Ethernet Ethernet layer 2 Two FE ports
Transform Card switching (Valid when control card is
function ICS/EICS/GISS)
GETC Giga Ethernet Ethernet layer 2 Two GE ports
Transform Card switching (Valid when control card
function board is GIS)
EPOL EPON Interface OLT side related One SC optical port

Card long functions connecting to 32 ONU of
distance EPON (via ODN)
Analog Line Table 9 lists analog line cards and their description.
Cards
T AB L E 9 – AN AL O G LI N E C AR D S
Card Full Name Function Port & Description
ALC Analog Line POTS access 32 analog

Card subscriber ports
RALC Polarity POTS access and 32 analog

Reversed reversed polarity subscriber ports
Analog Line
Card
FLC Far-end Line POTS access, reversed 16 analog
Card polarity, 12 KC/16 KC subscriber ports
metering pulse and long
distance functions
Digital Line Table 10 lists digital line cards and their description.
Card
TABLE 10 – DIGITAL LINE CARDS
Port &
Cards Full Name Function
Description
DLC Digital Basic rate interface for 2B+D channel and
Subscriber ISDN. Transceiving of U interface function
Line Card 2B+D data and format of the ISDN
conversion physical layer

DSL Subscriber Table 11 lists DSL subscriber cards and their description.
Cards
TABLE 11 – DSL SUBSCRIBERS CARDS
Cards Full Name Function Port & Description
ADL ADSL Digital ADSL subscriber 16 ADSL ports

Subscriber Line access
Card
GADL Giga Backplane ADSL subscriber 16 ADSL ports to
Interface ADSL access. Same implement ATM cell
Subscriber Line function as ADLG access
Card DSL interface Card
VDL VDSL Digital Conversion from Eight VDSL ports; one
Subscriber Line VDSL to Ethernet 100 Mbps Ethernet
Card port; receiving eight port
VDSL signals; VLAN
and multicast
functions
SDL SHDSL Digital SHDSL subscriber 16 SHDSL ports (ATM
Subscriber Line access; conversion mode)
Card of ATM cells to
Ethernet frames
Integrated Table 12 lists integrated voice data subscriber card and its
Line Card description.
TABLE 12 – INTEGRATED VOICE DAT A SUBSCRIBER CARDS

ILC Integrated Integration of major 16 ADSL ports and 16
Voice Data ALC and ADSL POTS ports; one 100
Subscriber functions; and Mbps Ethernet port
Card support of connected to switching
broadband and card
narrowband
subscribers at the
same time
Test Line Card Table 13 lists test card and its description.
TABLE 13 – TEST CARDS
TSLC Test PSTN/ISDN Test ports on the

Subscriber subscriber line backplane to connect
Line Card test subscriber buses
Power Cards Table 14 lists power cards and their description.

TABLE 14 – POWER CARDS
Cards Full Name Function Description

POWER H Power Card Secondary power Power connector on the
and ringing backplane
current
POWER K Power Card Secondary power Power connector on the
current
POWER G Power Card Secondary power Power connector on the
current
PPC - Primary power For OUT50C and OUT50D
supply shelves
Other Cards Table 15 lists the other cards and their description.
TABLE 15 – OTHER CARDS
ODTI Octal Digital Conversion of signals Eight E1 ports

Trunk between two 8 Mbps
Interface HW and eight E1s
Card
ATI Digital Uplink connection; One 155-Mbps ATM
Interface conversion of ATM cells optical port for uplink
Cards and Ethernet frames connection
EPC Environment Collections of -
Power environment alarm and
Control power data; reporting
local alarm and real-
time monitoring data at
the same time
EMB Environment Collections of Only for OUT50C and
Monitoring environment alarm and OUT50D
Board power data; reporting
local alarm and real-
time monitoring data at
the same time

Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications include:
Interfaces
Cabinet Environment Parameters
Industry Standards
International Standards
National Standards
Interfaces
ZXMSG 5200 supports three types of interfaces as follows:
Subscriber Side Interface
Network Side Interface
Management Interface
Subscriber ZXMSG 5200 supports the following subscriber interfaces:
Side Interface
1. POTS simulation subscriber interface
2. ISDN 2B+D/30B+D subscriber interface
3. xDSL subscriber interface
4. FE/GE Ethernet interface
5. EPON optical interface
Network Side ZXMSG 5200 supports the following network interfaces:
Interface
1. FE/GE Ethernet/Optical interface
2. E1 Interface
3. ATM Interface
Management ZXMSG 5200 supports the following management interfaces:
Interface
1. Maintenance console port
2. Maintenance network port
3. EPM monitor port
ATM Interface ZXMSG 5200 provides ATM interface through ATI card. It is a
155 Mbps ATM optical interface for uplink connection.

Cabinet Environment Parameters

ZXMSG 5200 cabinets are categorized as follows:
19D06H20 and ONU100 Indoor Cabinet
OUT30 and OUT50 Outdoor Cabinet
Indoor Cabinet Table 16 lists environment parameters for indoor cabinet.
TABLE 16 – ENVIRONMENT P AR AMETERS
Name Description
Grounding ≤ 10 ohm
Resistance
Temperature Industrial air conditioning equipment
Control Method
Operating -35ºC ~ 40ºC
Temperature
Relative Humidity 10% ~ 90%
Atmospheric 1.08 * 105 Pa to 5.1 * 104 Pa
Pressure
Operating Voltage AC: 220 ± 10% VAC 50 Hz
240 ± 10% VAC 60 Hz
DC: –57 V DC ~ –40 V DC
Air Conditioner Running Normally
Air Pollution Equipment must not expose to corrosive air,
such as hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide, oxide
containing ammonia, or smoke such as any oil
solvent, smoke, and dust.
Cabinet Fan Running Normally
Rainproof and IEC IP 5.5 and adapts a special process for
Dust-Proof major components to increase their corrosion-
Measures proof capability
Outdoor Environment parameters of OUT30 and OUT50 cabinet are same.

Cabinet Table 17 lists environment parameters for OUT30 and OUT50
cabinet.
TABLE 17 – ENVIRONMENT P AR AMETERS OF OUT30 AND OUT50
Name Description
Operating Voltage 220 ± 10% V AC
Operating Temperature -35ºC ~ 45ºC
Electromagnetic Field intensity <= 140 dB V/m, the
Interference frequency range is 0.01 MHz ~
1,10,000 MHz.

Name Description
Atmospheric Pressure 1.08 * 105 Pa to 5.1 * 104 Pa
Relative Humidity Level 5% ~ 90%
Power Consumption 150 W
Usability >=99.999%
Whole Year Outage <=5.3 minutes
Continuous Operational 69,000 hours
time in a year (MTBF)
Storage Battery 12 V and 100 AH
Industry Standards
Table 18 lists the industry standards.
TABLE 18 – INDUSTRY STANDARDS
Standard No. Standard Name

GB/T 6879 - Performance and test methods of 30 channels
1995 Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) multiplex equipment
at 2048 kbps
GB 7611-1987 Parameters of the digital interface for PCM systems
over telecommunication networks
GB 4798.1-86 Environmental conditions existing in the
application of electric and electronic products
GB4798.2 84 Environmental conditions existing in the
application of electric and electronic products
GJB/Z 35 Derating criteria for electrical and
electromechanical parts
GJB 4500-88 General introduction for reliability of research and
production of equipment
GJB/Z 299A-91 Reliability prediction manual for electronic
equipment

International Standards
Table 19 lists the international standards.
TABLE 19 – INTERNATION AL STAND ARDS
Standard Standard Name

No.
ITU-T G.711 Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) of voice frequencies
(1988)
ITU-T Speech coders – Dual rate speech coder for
G.723.1 multimedia communications transmitting at 5.3 and
(1996) 6.3 Kbps.
ITU-T G.729 Coding of speech at 8 Kbps using Conjugate
(1996) Structure Algebraic Code Excited Linear Predictions
(CSACELP).
ITU-T H.248 Gateway Control Protocol (GCP)
(2000)
ITU-T G.168 Echo cancellers
(2004)
ITU-T G.165 Digital network echo cancellers
(1993)
ITU-T Technical characteristics of tones for the telephone
E.180/Q.35 service
ITU-T Q.23 Technical features of push-button telephone sets
(1998)
ITU-T G.131 Talker echo and its control
(2003)
ITU-T T.30 Procedures for document facsimile transmission in
(1998) the general switched telephone network
ITU-T T.38 Procedures for real-time Group 3 facsimile
(1998) communication over IP networks
ITU-T T4 Standardization of Group 3 facsimile terminals for
(2003) document transmission
ITU-T V.17 A 2-wire modem for facsimile applications with rates
(1991) up to 14400 Bits/sec.
ITU-T V.21 300 Bits/per sec duplex modem standardized for use
(1988) in the general switched telephone network.
ITU-T V.152 Procedures for supporting voice-band data over IP
(2005) networks
IEEE 802.2/3 Logical Link Control/CSMA/CD (ETHERNET)
RFC 0768 User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
RFC 0791 Internet Protocol (IP)
RFC 0792 Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)


No.
RFC 0793 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
RFC 0796 Address mappings
RFC 0854 Telnet protocol specification
RFC 0855 Telnet option specifications
RFC 0858 Telnet suppress go ahead option
RFC 0894 Standard for the transmission of IP datagram over
Ethernet networks
RFC 0896 Congestion control in IP/TCP internet works
RFC 1155 Structure and identification of management
information for TCP/IP-based internets
RFC 1157 Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
RFC 1213 Management Information Base (MIB) for network
management of TCP/IP-based internets: MIB-II
RFC 1242 Benchmarking terminology for network
interconnection devices
RFC 1254 Gateway congestion control survey
RFC 1256 ICMP router discovery messages
RFC 148 Comments on RFC 123
RFC 1493 Definitions of managed objects for bridges
RFC 1889 RTP: A transport protocol for real-time applications
RFC 1890 RTP Profile for audio and video conferences with
minimal control
RFC 1901 Introduction to community-based SNMPv2
RFC 1902 Structure of management information for Version 2
of the Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMPv2)
RFC 1903 Textual conventions for Version 2 of the Simple
Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
RFC 1904 Conformance statements for Version 2 of the Simple
RFC 1905 Protocol operations for Version 2 of the Simple
RFC 1906 Transport mappings for Version 2 of the Simple
RFC 1907 Management Information Base (MIB) for Version 2 of
the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
RFC 2285 Benchmarking terminology for LAN switching devices
RFC 2515 Definitions of managed objects for ATM management
RFC 2662 Definitions of managed objects for ADSL lines
RFC 2665 Definitions of managed objects for Ethernet like
interface types


No.
RFC 2805 Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) architecture
and requirements
RFC 2863 Interfaces group MIB
RFC 2907 Management Information Base (MIB) for Version 2 of
the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMPv2)
RFC 2933 Internet Group Management Protocol (IGCMP) MIB
RFC 2960 Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP)
RFC 3015 Megaco Protocol Version 1.0
RFC 3057 ISDN Q.921 user adaptation layer
RFC Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) Version 1.0
3435/RFC basic Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)
3660 packages
ANSI/IEEE Edition Media Access Control (MAC) bridge
Std 802.1D
1998
ITU-T G.703 Physical/electrical features of hierarchical digital
interfaces
ITU-T G.704 Synchronous frame structures used at 1544, 6312,
2048, 8448 and 44,736 Kbps hierarchical levels
ITU-T G.960 Access digital section for ISDN basic rate access
ITU-T G.961 Digital transmission system on metallic local lines for
ISDN basic rate access
ITU-T G0.962 Access digital section for ISDN primary rate at 2048
Kbps
ITU-T I.430 Basic user network interface - Layer 1 specification
ITU-T Q.920 ISDN user network interface data link layer –
(1993) General aspects
ITU-T Q.921 ISDN user network interface - Data link layer

specification
ITU-T Q.931 ISDN user network interface Layer 3 specification for
basic call control
ITU-T G.810 Definitions and terminology for synchronization
(1996.8) networks
ITU-T G.823 Control of jitter and wander within digital networks
(2000.3) that are based on the 2048 Kbps hierarchy
ITU-T G.828 Error performance parameters and objectives for
(2000.3) international, constant bit rate synchronous digital
paths
IEEE Std Virtual bridged LAN
802.1Q 1998
IEEE Std Logic link control
802.2 1998


No.
IEEE Std Edition Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision
802.3 2000 Detection (CSMA/CD) access method and physical
Edition layer specifications
IEEE Std Physical layer parameters and specifications for 1000
802.3ab Mbps operation over 4--Pair of category 5 balanced
1999 copper cabling, type 1000BaseT
IEEE 802.3x Full duplex and flow control on 10BaseT and
100BaseT ports
IEEE 802.3u 100BaseTX and 100BaseFX specification
IEEE 802.3z 1000BaseX specification
National Standards
Table 20 lists the national standards.
TABLE 20 – NATIONAL STANDARDS
Standard No. Standard Name

YD/T1033 Index series of transmission performance
2000
YD/T1011 Technical requirements and test methods for slave
1999 clock equipment of independent nodes on digital
synchronous networks
YD/T1012 Clock series of digital synchronous network nodes
1999 and their timing features
YD/T 1292- Technical specification for media gateway control
2003 protocol based on H.248
YD/T1099 Technical specification for gigabit Ethernet switch
2001 devices
YD/T1141 Test methods for gigabit Ethernet switches
2001
YD/T1160 Technical requirements for access networks
2001
YD/T 1243.3- Technical specification for media gateway
2002 equipment-integrated access media gateway
GF 002 9002 General technical specification for the telephone
switching equipment issued by the ministry of
posts and telecommunications

Chapter 3
Service Functions

Introduction
Narrowband Services
Broadband Services
Introduction
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 fully supports narrowband voice, data access at
different rates, and broadband access modes such as xDSL. It
meets subscriber demands and provides customized services
according to different telecommunication service demands and
customer groups. It provides the subscribers with voice services
and real broadband/narrowband integrated access solutions that
are smoothly compatible with data services and broadband
services.
Features ZXMSG 5200 system main features are as follows:
Supports advanced services including existing and new ones.
The bandwidth can be flexibly allocated between different
types of services.
Service management and service control of subscribers is
smooth.
Provides superior subscriber scalability.
Compatible with the existing networks, including IP networks,
PSTN networks, DDN/FR and ATM networks.
Supports multicast.
Supports QoS for different services.
Supports data service burst characteristics.

Narrowband Services
Narrowband Services include:
V5-PSTN Service
V5-ISDN Service
VOIP-PSTN Service
VOIP-ISDN Service
Fax Service over IP
V5-PSTN Service
Functions ZXMSG 5200 supports analog subscriber’s access and subscriber
side switches. The subscriber signaling is Dual Tone Multi-
Frequency (DTMF) signals or line status signals. ZXMSG 5200
supports direct subscriber access (when a subscriber switch is
used), thus posing no special restriction on the supplementary
services.
Network Figure 9 shows the flow of PSTN service though V5 interface.
Diagram
FIGURE 9 – PSTN ACCESS
V5-ISDN Service
Functions ZXMSG 5200 provides ISDN service through V5 interface. It has
restrictions neither on bearer and supplementary services of B
channel nor packet and supplementary services of D channel. In
case where the ZXMSG 5200 convergence service is not adopted,
a V5 interface is used between a switch and ZXMSG 5200 to
access the ISDN subscribers directly to the switch.
Network Figure 10 shows the flow of ISDN service though V5 interface.
Diagram

Chapter 3 Service Functions
FIGURE 10 – ISDN SERVICE ACCESS
V5 ZXMSG 5200 30B+D

Z
2B+D
LE
VOIP-PSTN Service
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 interconnects with SS and Stored Program Control
(SPC) switch through H.248 and V5 protocol and provides
various PSTN subscriber interfaces.
Functions ZXMSG 5200 provides PSTN access via various ALC cards. It
supports basic services such as Centrex and CID as well as
various supplementary services under the coordination of SS.
Public Call ZXMSG 5200 uses three types of cards to provide public call
Access access.
ALC
ALC card supports public call access. It supports 32 analog
subscriber ports.
RALC
RALC card supports public call access. It supports 32
subscribers. It has a reverse polarity function.
FLC
FLC card supports public call access. Each FLC supports 16
subscribers. It provides 16 KC/12 KC pulse control function.
It supports remote subscriber access.
VOIP-ISDN Service
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 provides ISDN BRA (2B+D) and (30B+D) access
(via the DLC card). It supports all ISDN services, including
videotext, fax, and internet access, as well as multiple ISDN
supplementary services under coordination of SS.
Functions Each DLCC digital subscriber card supports eight ISDN

subscribers. When accessing to upper layer NGN, ZXMSG 5200
supports H.248 and IUA protocols. ZXMSG 5200 interacts with
SS controller via H.248 and IUA protocol messages to perform
ISDN calls.

Fax Service over IP

The ZXMSG 5200 system supports T.38 relay mode and T.30
VBD mode. It uses SoftSwitch (SS) to select or convert fax
function.
SS controls connection services for a media gateway and/or local
IP endpoints. It indicates whether the system is switched over to
fax mode. Access Gateway (AG) equipment does not switch
automatically to the fax mode. It only reports the fax tone to SS.
Figure 11 shows IP fax service access in T.30 VBD mode.
FIGURE 11 – IP FAX SERVICE ACCESS IN T.30 VBD MODE
Figure 12 shows IP fax service access in T.38 Relay mode.

FIGURE 12 – IP FAX SERVICE ACCESS IN T.38 FAX MODE
Broadband Services
Broadband Services include:
ADSL Service
ADSL2+ Service
VDSL Service
SHDSL Service
Ethernet Service
VLAN Service
Multicast Service
EPON Service
QoS Service
IPTV Service
ADSL Service
Introduction ADSL technology is asymmetric. It allows more downstream
bandwidth from central office to customer site than upstream.
Asymmetry, combined with always-on access (eliminating the
call setup), makes ADSL ideal for internet/intranet surfing,
video-on-demand, and remote LAN access. These application
users can download much more information than they upload.

Functions ADSL rates expand existing access capacity by a factor of 50 or

more without new cabling. ADSL can literally transform the
existing public information network from one limited to voice,
text, and low-resolution graphics to a powerful system capable
of bringing multimedia, including full motion video to every
home.
Frequency
Figure 13 shows ADSL frequency channel allocation.
Allocation
FIGURE 13 – FREQUENCY CHANNEL ALLOCATION
P( f)
Upstream Channel Downstream Channel
POTS
f
4kHz 30kHz 138kHz 1.104M Hz
Features ADSL features are as follows:

ANSI T1.413 issue 2, ITU-T G.992.1, ITU-T G.992.2, ITU-T
G.996.1, ITU-T G.992.3, and ITU-T G.992.5 standards.
Discrete Multi-Tone (DMT) modulation mode.
Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM) mode.
Asymmetric transmission mode. The uplink rate is 1 Mbps
and downlink rate is 8 or 9 Mbps.
ADSL automatically adjusts data rate upon the line condition
while initialization.
ADSL line query and configuration parameters include
uplink/downlink rate, noise tolerance, output power, and line
attenuation.
ADSL obtain bits quantity at each sub-carrier side.
Online loading function for programmable apparatus and
card software.
Remote maintenance and remote software upgrade.
Line alarm maintenance and message report function.
Each ADSL interface supports eight PVC connections.

ADSL2+ Service
Introduction ADSL2+ is a new generation of ADSL broadband service access
technology. It doubles the bandwidth used to carry downstream
data.
Functions ADSL2+ provides 24 Mbps downstream and 1 Mbps upstream.
ADSL2+ uses high frequency up to 2.2 MHz. ADSL2+ applies to
transmission with asymmetric rate. It delivers speed up to 20
times faster than the typical broadband services over copper line
networks. ZXMSG 5200 provides ADSL 2+ service.
Frequency Figure 14 shows ADSL2+ frequency channel allocation.
Allocation
FIGURE 14 – ADS L2+ FREQUENCY CHANNEL ALLOC ATION
P( f)
Upstream Channel Downstream Channel
POTS
f
4kHz 0.14 MHz 2.2 MHz
Features ADSL2+ features are as follows:

Operation modes
Higher rate
Longer transmission distance
Lower power consumption
Stable running and frequency compatibility
Line diagnosis function
Better networking
Operation ADSL2+ supports three operation modes.
Modes
annex A:
This mode uses ADSL over POTS, with POTS service on same
lines pair.
annex B:
This mode uses ADSL over ISDN, with ISDN service on same
lines pair.
annex C:
This ADSL service works with TCM-ISDN interference.

Besides the above three modes, ADSL2+ also supports following

three modes below. Frequency band is further divided into
smaller sub-bands.
annex I:
It is compatible to complete digital mode of ADSL over POTS
(annex A) frequency spectrum. The available uplink band can
be expanded from 3 kHz to 138 kHz if there is no POTS
service on line. It supports 31 sub-bands at the maximum.
The maximum uplink rate exceeds 1 Mbps.
annex J:
It is compatible to the complete digital mode of ADSL over
ISDN (annex B) frequency spectrum. The available uplink
band can be expanded from 3 kHz to 276 kHz if there is no
ISDN service on the line. It supports 64 sub-bands at the
maximum. The utmost uplink rate reaches to 2.3 Mbps.
annex M:
It is ADSL over POTS with the expanded uplink bandwidth.
The uplink sub-band starts from 6. The sub-bands end at 32,
36, 40, 44 to 63 according to different bandwidth
requirements. The total transmission power keeps the same,
only the sub-band distribution is different. In this way, 3
Mbps uplink rate is available. For the downlink, the frequency
is overlap and non-overlap similar to annex B.
Higher Rate Compared with ADSL, ADSL2+ supports higher rate, wider
frequency and more sub-bands (512 sub-bands). The maximum
downlink rate can reach to 24 Mbps. If ADSL2 annex J is used,
the uplink rate is increased to 2.3 Mbps.
Longer ADSL2+ supports longer transmission distance. For ADSL, the
Transmission longest transmission distance is less than 6 km. For ADSL2+,
Distance the longest transmission distance is 6.5 km.
Low Power ADSL2+ provides power management function as follows:
Consumption
Reduce the noise tolerance beyond requirements by
decreasing transmission power consumption. Decrease
useless power consumption on precondition of ensuring
stable operation.
Add the low consumption mode L2 mode. Decrease the
transmission power consumption in case that no subscriber
data is transmitted. Ensure the necessary power
consumption for transmitting required management message
and synchronous signal. Resume the power consumption
when subscriber data transmits. The power consumption of
MSAG 5200 is about 30% of that in usual operation when it
is running in L2 mode.
The central office (CO) and customer premises equipment
(CPE) of ADSL2+ has the power cut back function. The
power attenuation ranges from 0 dB to 40 dB. The
transmission power consumption can be effectively cut down

when the transmission power is too large, ensuring the

normal receiving of data.
Stable Running ADSL2+ has more stable running and frequency compatibilities,
and Frequency which are as follows:
Compatibility
Receiver decides carrier sequence and pilot tone upon the
channel analysis. Its results can truly reflect the channel
situation and select the best tone as pilot which is useful to
stable ADSL connection.
The receiver can test RFI distribution by RFI closing tone
channels or controls the transmit power of tone through CO-
MIB. It effectively avoids RFI and reduces the interference on
ambient devices.
Fine dynamic adaptability.
The bit swapping and line rate changes dynamically
enhancing the adaptability to changeable line parameters.
Less time to resume connection from faults.
Line Diagnosis ADSL2+ supports test function at both ends. The following
Function parameter can be tested:
Line transmission feature
Background noise power spectrum
Signal-noise ratio of each sub-band
Noise tolerance and bearable bits of each sub-band
Better Based on different functions, ADSL2+ classifies ADSL
Networking transceivers into TPS-TC (transmission protocol related
convergence sub-layer), PMS-TC (physical medium related
convergence sub-layer), PMD (physical medium related sub-
layer), and MPS-TC (management protocol related convergence
sub-layer, used for NM interface). Encapsulating each sub-layer
and defining the message among sub-layers helps implementing
networking of various devices from different factories.
VDSL Service
Introduction VDSL (Very High Speed Digital Subscriber Line) provides high-
bandwidth access, applying to the transmission with symmetric
rate and asymmetric rate. VDSL transmits high-speed data
through the existing subscriber telephone line. It provides voice,
video and data through multimedia network.
Functions VDSL transmits voice and data service simultaneously on the
same subscriber line with the Frequency Division Multiplexing
(FDM) mode. At the both ends of subscriber lines, splitter
separates the voice signal from the data signal. The VDSL band
is independent of POTS service band, therefore has no influence
on POTS service and network distribution. VDSL band is divided
into the uplink band and the downlink band. In addition, it has a

certain protection band, effectively avoiding the band of amateur

broadcasting station.
Frequency Figure 15 shows VDSL frequency allocation channel over POTS.
Allocation
FI G U R E 1 5 – V D S L FR E Q UE N C Y C H AN N E L AL L O C AT I O N O V E R P OT S
P(f)
Low-frequency Uplink
Downlink channel
channel channel
f
900kHz 3.4MHz 4MHz 7.5MHz
Features The VDSL features are as follows:

The transmission distance can reach to 3.5 km.
Downlink transmission rate of 52 Mbps and 3 Mbps for uplink
in asymmetric mode and 16.7 Mbps in symmetric mode.
DMT (Discrete Multi-Tone) modulation mode.
FDM (Frequency Division Multiplexing) uplink/downlink band
division mode.
Transmission mode can be symmetric or asymmetric.
Automatically adjusts rate upon the line condition while
initialization.
Queries and configures parameters of VDSL line, including
uplink/downlink rate, noise tolerance, output power, and line
attenuation.
Line alarm maintenance and message report function.
ETSI TS 101270-2 V1.1.1 (Feb. 2002), ITU-T (G.993.1, Oct.
26, 2001), YD/T 1239-2002 (AN Requirement) are VDSL
standards compliant with industrial and international
standards.
SHDSL Service
Introduction SHDSL technology provides high-speed symmetric data service
on a single pair or two pairs of twisted pairs. SHDSL technology
can transport data symmetrically at data rates from 192 Kbps to
2,320 Kbps or 2.3 Mbps. SHDSL utilizes a single copper wire pair,
making it an affordable DSL option attractive to small businesses.
Functions ZXMSG 5200 also provides SDL card to support the SHDSL
(based on ATM). Each SDL card provides 16 SHDSL ports.
Subscriber information is converted into IP packets to transmit

over an IP network. They are connected to the uplink via the

ZXMSG 5200 FE/GE interfaces.
Features SHDSL features are as follows:
SHDSL supports symmetrical data across a single pair of
copper wire at data rates from 192 kbps to 2.3 Mbps or 384
kbps to 4.6 Mbps.
Maximum transmission distance is 3 km to 6 km.
ITU recommends G.991.2 and ANSI T1E1.4/2001-174 as
SHDSL standards.
Ethernet Service
Introduction Ethernet service feature high bandwidth and less delay. Ethernet
has survived as the major LAN technology (it is currently used
for approximately 85 percent of the world's LAN-connected PCs
and workstations).
Functions Ethernet is used for UTP-5 medium-based 100BaseTx Ethernet
equipment access.
Standards Ethernet refers to a Local Area Network (LAN) family. IEEE
802.3 is Ethernet compliant standard that defines CSMA/CD
protocol. Ethernet twisted-pair cable defines four data rates for
operation as listed below:
10 Mbps Ethernet
100 Mbps Fast Ethernet
1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
10,000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
Features Ethernet features are as follows:
Transmission distance less than 100 m
Easy to implement and manage
Low cost for network implementation
More flexible for network installation than the other
technology.
VLAN Service
Introduction Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) creates virtual workgroups by
dividing LAN logically, not physically, into different network
segments. VLAN is a broadcast domain. LAN and routers limit
broadcasts to the domain of origin.
Functions Virtual Local Area Network (VLAN) is established on the
switching technology. VLAN sends data ‘intentionally’ through
the switch and divides logical subnets flexibly while the

traditional LAN restricts the sites to its physical network. Figure

16 shows the basic VLAN adds another tag to the normal
Ethernet frame.
FIGURE 16 – VL AN CONCEPT
Communication The communications between VLANs are through access and

trunk link.
Access link:
An access link is a member of only one VLAN. In most case,
access link is linked with the client station.
Trunk link:
Trunk link is also called Tagged Link, This kind of port can
support multi-VLAN communication. A trunk link is capable of
carrying multiple VLANs. The data frames on the trunk link
are identified by using indicator.
VLAN Tag Explicit and implicit tag:
When frames are transmitted on network, a mean is required to
identify the VLAN to which a frame belongs. The mean is to add
VLAN tags. Switch sends the frame only to its belonging VLAN.
When a bridge receives data, it labels the data with a VLAN tag
to indicate the data source. This tag is called explicit tag.
Implicit tag mode is used for specific VLAN source for the data.
With implicit tag, data is not tagged and source VLAN of data is
specified in other modes (for example the port).
Tag header:
The frame with a tag is called a tag frame, it has a tag
header. Figure 17 shows the tag header format, including
two-byte Tag Protocol Identifier (TPID) and two-byte Tag

Control Information (TCI). The TPID indicates a tag header.

The TCI includes subscriber priority, Canonical Format
Indicator (CFI) and VLAN ID. The 3-bit subscriber priority is
in a scale of 8, where 0 is the lowest and 7 the highest. The
CFI bit indicates whether the MAC address in the MAC data
field is a standard format, where CFI=0 indicates standard
format, while CFI=1 indicates non-standard formats. The VID
field indicates the VLAN ID to which the frame belongs, and
has a maximum number of 4095.
FIGURE 17 – TAG HEADER FORM AT
TPID(Tag Protocol Identifier) Two-byte TPID
Priority CFI VID

Two-byte TCI
VID
VLAN ID and VLAN ID and PVID description:

PVID
VLAN ID:
Indicates the VLAN identifier, such as VLAN 1 and VLAN 2.
PVID:
Indicates the default port’s VLAN ID. When the received
frame is tagged, the PVID does not take effect because the
VLAN ID is contained in the tag. When the received frame is
not tagged, the PVID takes effect and is used as VLAN ID.
Therefore, when the received frame is not tagged, PVID is
configured in VLAN port configuration.
VLAN Based ZXMSG 5200 supports the following VLAN features:
Functions
VLAN based on IEEE 802.1Q:
The IEEE 802.1Q standards define an operation called
tagging, that binds a 4-byte tag domain to destination and
source addresses of an Ethernet frame. This tag domain
includes a VLAN identity called VLAN ID. ‘VLAN based on
IEEE 802.1Q’ means distinguishing between VLANs according
to the VLAN ID marked in an Ethernet frame and is generally
used when there are multiple VLANs cross multiple devices.
ZXMSG 5200 system supports identification of tagged
messages and tagging of non-tagged messages. Figure 18
shows the tag 802.1Q identification method.

FIGURE 18 – 8021.Q IDENTIFICATION METHODS
VLAN trunking:
The VLANs can communicate with each other via the trunking
connection between the two switches using the router. It
allows multiple VLANs on one port or a group of ports. It
allows a single network adapter to behave as ‘n’ number of
virtual network adapters. ‘n’ has a theoretical upper limit of
4096 but is typically limited to 1000 VLAN network
segments.
To implement VLAN trunking different 802.1Q tags are affix
to the same port or same group of ports. The messages of
different VLANs are identified and VLAN interconnection is
possible.
SVLAN:
SVLAN solves the 4096 VLAN limitation. It allows a stack of
two or more 802.1Q headers to be carried in an Ethernet
frame. The number of VLANs is extended to more than 16
million (4096 * 4096). At the same time multiple VLANs can
be multiplexed within a single core VLAN (the top .1Q tag).
Spanning Tree expansion allows fast convergence (in the
order of 1 sec). However, SVLANs only provide a partial
solution. If customers are given the option to define their
own VLAN ID spaces, the core of the network remains limited
to 4096 VLANs. Figure 19 explains the SVLAN concept.

FIGURE 19 – SVLAN CONCEPT
Multicast Service
Introduction Multicast refers to point-to-multipoint communication in the
network. The multicast technology implements the point-to-
multipoint effective data transmission in the network. The core
of multicast technology is to copy the packet as close to receiver
as possible.
Functions Source host just sends one data frame whose destination
address is address of the multicast group. All receivers in the
multicast group can receive same data frame copy. Other hosts
in network cannot receive the data except host (destination host)
in the multicast group. The multicast group is identified with
Type D IP address (224.0.0.0 ~ 239.255.255.255).
Features Multicast features are as follows:
Lightens the server load. Server does not need to process
request of each subscriber.
Saves the network bandwidth.
Minimizes the network equipment requirements.
Multiple subscribers can access same service.
Multicast ZXMSG 5200 system supports following modes:
Modes
IGMP (Internet Group Management Protocol) Snooping
IGMP Proxy
IGMP Router

IGMP Snooping In Snooping mode, the system is not responsible for

management on status of multicast member. It just implements
IGMP message snooping and forwarding passively. It has a little
influence on the system load. However, it greatly increases
protocol processing load of the uplink equipment.
IGMP Proxy In Proxy mode, the system manages status of multicast member
actively, efficiently reducing the protocol load of the uplink
device.
IGMP Router Router mode is a simplified proxy mode. In case that multicast
service is directly sent to the uplink port, the system does not
require uplink port for multicast service dynamically.
EPON Service
Introduction EPON (Ethernet Passive Optical Network) is combination of some
optimal technologies and network architectures. Video on
demand and other ‘triple-play’ services of video, voice and data
require the provision of high bandwidth residential services
directly to consumers. Passive Optical Networks are the next
step beyond DSL and cable modems, delivering very high-speed
services to consumers over an all-optical access network.
Functions EPON provides following functions:
EPON function card provides fiber access based on EPON
technology.
Single PON port supports 32 branches (20 KM) and 64
branches (<5 KM).
Downlink wavelength is 1490 nm, uplink wavelength is 1310
nm and CATV wavelength is 1550 nm.
VoIP services, CATV services, IPTV multicast services, high
quality broadband, and multi-service access for residential
subscribers.
It also meets fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) broadband service
requirements to accomplish the ‘three-in-one’ target. FTTH
greatly promotes development of the ‘digital home’ industry.
Network Figure 20 shows an EPON network.
Diagram
FIGURE 20 – EPON NETWORK

Features EPON features are as follows:

Downlink rate can reach up to 1.25 Gbps. The uplink
transmits data stream in Ethernet packet mode and reaches
up to 1.25 Gbps.
Voice, data and video services.
Operation, maintenance and management functions
A typical EPON system consists of following parts:
f OLT (Optical Line Terminal) is located in central office
(CO).
f ONU (Optical Network Unit) is located near NIU (network
interface unit) or combined with NIU.
f POS (Passive Optical Splitter) is a passive device
connecting OLT and ONU. The function of POS is to
distribute downlink data and collect uplink data.
QoS Service
Introduction Quality of Service (QoS) offers network service functions with
different service qualities to meet various demands.
QoS Standards QoS uses following standards:
Flow classification
Traffic monitoring
Limited port rate
Queue
Flow It means to identify packets and transmit them to different
Classification system devices for processing. Traffic identification with different
priority features is based on the Type of Service (ToS) field in IP
packet head. For example, classify packets based on information
of data link layer, network layer, and transmission layer. This
information includes MAC address, IP protocol type, source (host,
network segment) address, destination (host, network segment),
and port number of application program.
Traffic Traffic monitoring is used to monitor service flow according to
Monitoring classification rule at the packets receiving port. It enables
service flow to adapt to the network resource allocated to it,
such as bandwidth. Traffic monitoring is used for rate restriction
on packets receiving port, monitoring traffic flowing to one
network. If rate is too fast, traffic monitoring can discard packet
or reset packet priority.
Limited Port Limited port rate is used to monitor and restrict bandwidth
Rate occupied by service traffic at packet sending port. This technique
enables service flow to adapt to network resource. For example
limited port rate sets a rate threshold at sending port of packet.

If traffic exceeds this rate, packets will be discarded. In this way,

sending rate is limited.
Queue Queue scheduling solves the problem that multiple packets
Scheduling compete for network resource when packets are forwarded.
Queue scheduling modes include:
Strict-Priority queue (SP)
Weighted Round Robin (WRR)
Weighted Fair Queue (WFQ)
These algorithms solve packet forwarding problems in each
output queue of device port according to their own principles.
ZXMSG 5200 supports these three queue scheduling modes.
Traffic Mirror Traffic mirror is used to monitor service flows according to traffic
classification rule. This traffic mirror copies data packets
according to traffic classification rule to monitor port, facilitate
network detection, and elimination faults.
IP Service
Introduction ZXMSG 5200 supports IP subscriber’s access and connects to the
IP network directly.
Network Figure 21 shows the IP service access.
Diagram
FIGURE 21 – IP SERVICE ACCESS

Chapter 4
ZXMSG Networking

ZXMSG 5200 Networking
ZXMSG Applications
ZXMSG 5200 Networking

MSG in NGN The ZXMSG 5200 is a media access gateway, which is located in
the Next-Generation Network (NGN) and works with other media
gateways.
Figure 22 shows the ZXMSG 5200 application in NGN.
FIGURE 22 – ZXMSG 5200 IN NGN
MGC
H.248
POTS SG
ZXMSG H.248 PSTN
xDSL IP
5200
TG
ISDN
A next-generation network uses the IP protocol as its foundation.

The ZXMSG 5200 uses H.248 protocol to communicate with the
Media Gateway Controller (MGC).
Upgrading the Multi-Service Access Network (MSAN) provides two interfaces at
Network from the network side, for broadband and narrowband services.
MSAN to Broadband services access the IP network through the Ethernet
ZXMSG 5200 interface, while narrowband services access the narrowband
service through the E1 interface.
Figure 23 shows the upgrade of ZXMSG 5200 from MSAN in a
narrowband and broadband network.

FIGURE 23 – UPGRADING NETWORK FROM MS AN TO ZXMSG 5200
When the MSAN is upgraded to the ZXMSG 5200, E1 interface is

replaced by a H.248 protocol. To convert the narrowband
services into the IP packets for the transmission in IP network, a
VOIP processor module and CNIC sub-card is added.
ZXMSG Applications
IP Phone Networking
Figure 24 shows ZXMSG 5200 application in the IP Phone
network.
FIGURE 24 – ZXMSG 5200 APPLICATION IN IP PHONE NETWORKING
SS 1 SS 2
H . 248 H . 248
PSTN TG MAN (IP/ ATM )
Interface 2
Interface 1
Building /
ZXMSG 5200
Residential area /
ZXMSG 5200 ADSL
ADSL
Z
Z m odem
m odem
The ZXMSG 5200 is used at the end of the MAN. It provides

various types of service and utilizes the high bandwidth
resources of the MAN. It provides guaranteed voice quality in the
MAN network.

Appendix A
Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full Name

ADSL Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line
AG Access Gateway
ALC Analog Line Card
AN Access Network
API Application Programming Interface
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
BER Bit Error Ratio
BRI Basic Rate Interface
BSP Board Support Package
CCITT International Consultative Committee For Telephone
and Telegraph
CCS7 No7 Common Channel Signaling
CDMA Code Division Multiple Access
CFI Canonical Format Indicator
CMIP Common Management Information Protocol
CO Central Office
CPE Customer Premises Equipment
CPU Center Process Unit
CSI Called Subscriber Identification
CSM CCS No7 Signaling Module
DCN Data Communication Network
DDN Digital Data Network
DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol
DIB Digital Interface Board
DLC Digital Line Circuit
DMT Discrete Multi-Tone


DSLC Digital Subscriber Line Circuit
DT Digital Trunk
DTE Data Terminal Equipment
DTM Digital Trunk Module
DTMF Dual Tone Multi-Frequency
EPM Environment Power Monitoring
EPON Ethernet Passive Optical Network
FDM Frequency Division Multiplexing
FTTB Fiber to the Building
FTTH Fiber to the Home
HDSL High-speed Digital Subscriber Line
HW High Way
IGMP Internet Group Management Protocol
ISDN Integrated Service Digital Network
ITU-T International Telecom Union-Telecommunication
standardization
LAN Local Area Network
LE Local Exchange
MGC Media Gateway Controller
MGCP Media Gateway Control Protocol
MODEM Modulation-Demodulation
MSAN Multi-Service Access Network
NE Network Element
NGN Next Generation Network
OAM Operation, Administration & Maintenance
ODT Octal Digital Trunk
OLT Optical Line Terminal
ONU Optical Network Unit
OS Operation System
OSS Operation Support Subsystem
OW Order Wire
PCM Pulse Code Modulation
PRI Primary Rate Interface
PSPDN Packet Switched Public Data Network
PSTN Public Switch Telephone Network
QoS Quality of Service
RTP Real-time Transport Protocol

Appendix A Abbreviations

SHDSL Single-Pair High Digital Subscriber Line
SLC Subscriber Line Circuit
SNI Service Network Interface
SPC Stored Program Control
SS SoftSwitch
SYC Synchronization Control
TCI Tag Control Information
TMS Tornado for Managed Switches
ToS Type of Service
TPID Tag Protocol Identifier
TSLC Test Subscriber Line Card
UNI User Network Interface
VDSL Very High Speed Digital Subscriber Line
VOD Video On Demand
VoIP Voice over Internet Protocol
VPN Virtual Private Network


Figures
Figure 1 – ZXMSG 5200 Working Principle..............................2

Figure 2 – ZXMSG 5200 Software Structure ...........................3
Figure 3 – ZXMSG 5200 Hardware Structure ..........................4
Figure 4 – Sub-Modules.......................................................8
Figure 5 – Standard Shelf (Single Power) Configuration Table . 15
Figure 6 – Dual Power Standard Shelf Configuration Table...... 15
Figure 7 – OUT50C Shelf Structure...................................... 16
Figure 8 – OUT50D Shelf Structure ..................................... 16
Figure 9 – PSTN Access ..................................................... 30
Figure 10 – ISDN Service Access ........................................ 31
Figure 11 – IP Fax Service Access in T.30 VBD mode ............. 32
Figure 12 – IP Fax Service Access in T.38 Fax Mode .............. 33
Figure 13 – Frequency Channel Allocation ............................ 34
Figure 14 – ADSL2+ Frequency Channel Allocation ................ 35
Figure 15 – VDSL Frequency Channel Allocation over POTS .... 38
Figure 16 – VLAN Concept ................................................. 40
Figure 17 – Tag Header Format .......................................... 41
Figure 18 – 8021.Q Identification Methods ........................... 42
Figure 19 – SVLAN Concept ............................................... 43
Figure 20 – EPON Network................................................. 44
Figure 21 – IP Service Access............................................. 46
Figure 22 – ZXMSG 5200 in NGN ........................................ 47
Figure 23 – Upgrading Network from MSAN to ZXMSG 5200 ... 48
Figure 24 – ZXMSG 5200 Application in IP Phone Networking.. 48


Tables
Table 1 – Chapter Summary ............................................... ix

Table 2 – Typographical Conventions.................................... xi
Table 3 – Mouse Operation Conventions ............................... xi
Table 4 – ZXMSG 5200 Cabinets ......................................... 13
Table 5 – Control and Switching Cards................................. 17
Table 6 – Packet Processing and Resource Cards................... 18
Table 7 – Uplink Sub-cards ................................................ 18
Table 8 – Ethernet Cards ................................................... 19
Table 9 – Analog Line Cards ............................................... 19
Table 10 – Digital Line Cards.............................................. 19
Table 11 – DSL Subscribers Cards....................................... 20
Table 12 – Integrated Voice Data Subscriber Cards ............... 20
Table 13 – Test Cards ....................................................... 20
Table 14 – Power Cards..................................................... 21
Table 15 – Other Cards ..................................................... 21
Table 16 – Environment Parameters.................................... 23
Table 17 – Environment Parameters of OUT30 and OUT50...... 23
Table 18 – Industry Standards ........................................... 24
Table 19 – International Standards ..................................... 25
Table 20 – National Standards............................................ 28


Index
ADSL Service...................... 33 National Standards.............. 28

ADSL2+ Service.................. 35 Operation Support Subsystem 7
Analog Line Cards ............... 19 Other Cards ....................... 21
Broadband Services............. 33 Packet Processing and Resource
Cabinet Environment Cards ............................ 18
Parameters..................... 23 Power Cards....................... 20
Cabinets ............................ 13 Protocol Subsystem............... 8
Cards ................................ 17 QoS Service ....................... 45
Control and Switching Cards . 17 SHDSL Service ................... 38
Database Subsystem ........... 11 Shelf................................. 14
Digital Line Card ................. 19 Software Architecture ............ 3
DSL Subscriber Cards .......... 20 System Features................... 5
EPON Service ..................... 44 System Functions ................. 6
Ethernet Cards ................... 19 System Hardware ............... 13
Ethernet Service ................. 39 Technical Specifications ....... 22
Fax over IP ........................ 32 Test Line Card .................... 20
Hardware Architecture ...........4 Uplink Sub-cards ................ 18
Industry Standards.............. 24 V5-ISDN Service................. 30
Integrated Line Card............ 20 V5-PSTN Service................. 30
Interfaces .................... 22, 27 VDSL Service ..................... 37
International Standards ....... 25 VLAN Service ..................... 39
Introduction ................... 1, 29 VOIP-ISDN Service ............. 31
IP Phone Networking ........... 48 VOIP-PSTN Service ............. 31
IP Service .......................... 46 Working Principle .................. 2
Multicast Service................. 43 ZXMSG 5200 Networking ..... 47
Narrowband Services ........... 30 ZXMSG Applications ............ 48

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Multiplex Service Gateway

Copyright © 2006 ZTE CORPORATION.

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About this Manual ........................................................... ix

Prerequisite Skill and Knowledge

What is in This Manual

TABLE 1 – CHAPTER SUMMARY

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Mouse TABLE 3 – MOUSE OPERATION CONVENTIONS

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How to Get in Touch

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This chapter covers the following topics:

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 Very high speed digital subscribers line (VDSL)

FIGURE 1 – ZXMSG 5200 WORKING PRINCIPLE

ICS upper sub-card

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Description ZXMSG 5200 working principle is as follows:

FIGURE 2 – ZXMSG 5200 SOFTWARE STRUCTURE

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Description H.248 system is responsible for maintaining connection between

FIGURE 3 – ZXMSG 5200 HARDWARE STRUCTURE

100M Ethernet Ethernet

ICS MPR MPR

LC0 LC1 ... LC9 TSLC 2*8MHw

Control unit (shelf) 1*8MHw 1*100M

LC0 LC1 ... LC9 LC10 LC11 TSLC

Subscriber unit (shelf)

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Description Refer to System Hardware for functions of units and cards.

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Multiple ZXMSG 5200 supports networking with multiple SoftSwitch.

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This chapter covers the following topics:

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Features OSS features are as follows:

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Universal The universal protocol subsystem implements TCP protocol, UDP

Service (call) Subsystem

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 Carries out practical operations by invoking bearer

Operation and Management

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 ADSL: Line configuration, alarm configuration, port

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Media Gateway Control

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3. Subtract - The Subtract command disconnects a Termination

Description Table 4 lists cabinet details.

TABLE 4 – ZXMSG 5200 CABINETS

Dimensions Power Weight

2000 mm * 600 mm 1500 W

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Dimensions Power Weight

427 mm * 218 mm * 200 W

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FIGURE 5 – STANDARD SHELF (SINGLE POWER) CONFIGURATION T ABLE

FIGURE 6 – DUAL POWER STANDARD SHELF CONFIGURATION TABLE

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Very high speed digital subscribers line (VDSL)

Control unit (shelf) 18MHw 1100M

Carries out practical operations by invoking bearer

ADSL: Line configuration, alarm configuration, port