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HUAWEI CX600 Metro Services Platform
V800R007C00
Hardware Description
Issue 02
Date 2015-08-30
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About This Document
Purpose
This document describes hardware features of the CX600, which helps intended readers
obtain detailed information about each chassis, board, and cable, and rapidly locate specific
information through lists of components.
NOTICE
Note the following precautions:
l The encryption algorithms DES/3DES/SKIPJACK/RC2/RSA (RSA-1024 or
lower)/MD2/MD4/MD5 (in digital signature scenarios and password encryption)/SHA1
(in digital signature scenarios) have a low security, which may bring security risks. If
protocols allowed, using more secure encryption algorithms, such as AES/RSA
(RSA-2048 or higher)/SHA2/HMAC-SHA2 is recommended.
l Do not set both the start and end characters of a password to "%#%#". This causes the
password to be displayed directly in the configuration file.
l To further improve device security, periodically change the password.
Related Version
The following table lists the product version related to this document.
Product Name Version
CX600-X3/CX600-X3A/CX600-X8/CX600-X8A/
V800R007C00
CX600-X16/CX600-X16A
U2000 V200R015C50
Intended Audience
This document is intended for:
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l Network planning engineers

l Hardware installation engineers
l Commissioning engineers
l On-site maintenance engineers
l System maintenance engineers
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Change History
Updates between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latest document issue
contains all updates made in previous issues.
l Changes in Issue 02 (2015-08-30)

This issue is the second official release. The software version of this issue is
V800R007C00SPC100.
l Changes in Issue 01 (2015-05-30)
This issue is the first official release. The software version of this issue is
V800R007C00.
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Hardware Description Contents
Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii

1 Product Overview.......................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Overview........................................................................................................................................................................ 2
2 Product Signal Flow Overview................................................................................................... 3

2.1 General Service Process Overview.................................................................................................................................4
2.2 Signal Flow on the Control Plane...................................................................................................................................5
2.3 Signal Flow on the Data Plane....................................................................................................................................... 8
2.4 Signal Flow on the Monitoring Plane...........................................................................................................................10
3 CX600-X16A Chassis Overview................................................................................................ 12

3.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.1.1 System Overview.......................................................................................................................................................13
3.1.2 Main Components and Slot Layout........................................................................................................................... 15
3.1.3 CX600-X16A Specification...................................................................................................................................... 17
3.1.4 Board Specifications..................................................................................................................................................20
3.2 Power Supply System................................................................................................................................................... 27
3.2.1 Architecture of the Power Supply System.................................................................................................................27
3.2.2 Power Supply Architecture........................................................................................................................................27
3.2.3 DC Power Supply System......................................................................................................................................... 30
3.2.4 240V High-efficiency DC Power Supply System..................................................................................................... 33
3.2.5 380V High-efficiency DC Power Supply System..................................................................................................... 36
3.2.6 AC Power Supply System......................................................................................................................................... 39
3.3 Heat Dissipation System...............................................................................................................................................43
3.3.1 System Air Channel...................................................................................................................................................43
3.3.2 Fan Speed Adjustment...............................................................................................................................................45
3.3.3 Fan Module................................................................................................................................................................46
3.3.4 Air Filter.................................................................................................................................................................... 47
3.4 Switching Network....................................................................................................................................................... 49
3.4.1 Introduction to a Switching Network........................................................................................................................ 49
3.4.2 SFUI-480-B............................................................................................................................................................... 50
3.4.3 SFUI-1T-B................................................................................................................................................................. 52
3.5 Control Plane................................................................................................................................................................ 54
3.5.1 Introduction to the Control Plane.............................................................................................................................. 54
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3.5.2 Main Processing Unit B5...........................................................................................................................................55
4 CX600-X16 Chassis Overview....................................................................................................62

4.1 Overview...................................................................................................................................................................... 63
4.1.1 System Overview.......................................................................................................................................................63
4.1.2 Main Components and Slot Layout........................................................................................................................... 65
4.1.3 CX600-X16 Specifications........................................................................................................................................67
4.1.4 Board Specifications..................................................................................................................................................69
4.2 Power Supply System................................................................................................................................................... 76
4.2.1 Architecture of the Power Supply System.................................................................................................................76
4.2.2 Distributed Architecture of the System..................................................................................................................... 77
4.2.3 DC Power Supply System......................................................................................................................................... 77
4.2.4 AC Power Supply System......................................................................................................................................... 80
4.3 Heat Dissipation System...............................................................................................................................................82
4.3.1 System Air Channel...................................................................................................................................................82
4.3.2 Air Intake Vent...........................................................................................................................................................83
4.3.3 Fan Module................................................................................................................................................................83
4.3.4 Air Filter.................................................................................................................................................................... 85
4.3.5 Fan Speed Adjustment...............................................................................................................................................85
4.4 Switching Network....................................................................................................................................................... 86
4.4.1 Introduction to the Switching Network..................................................................................................................... 86
4.4.2 Switch Fabric Unit B................................................................................................................................................. 87
4.5 Control Plane................................................................................................................................................................ 89
4.5.1 Introduction to the Control Plane.............................................................................................................................. 89
4.5.2 Main Processing Unit B4...........................................................................................................................................90
4.5.3 MPUB5...................................................................................................................................................................... 96

5.1 Device Overview........................................................................................................................................................ 103
5.1.1 System Overview.....................................................................................................................................................103
5.1.2 Main Components and Slot Layout......................................................................................................................... 105
5.1.3 CX600-X8A Specifications..................................................................................................................................... 107
5.1.4 Board Specifications................................................................................................................................................ 110
5.2 Power Supply System................................................................................................................................................. 119
5.2.1 Architecture of the Power Supply System...............................................................................................................119
5.2.2 Power Supply Architecture......................................................................................................................................119
5.2.3 DC Power Supply System....................................................................................................................................... 121
5.2.4 240V high-efficiency DC Power Supply System.................................................................................................... 125
5.2.5 380V high-efficiency DC Power Supply System.................................................................................................... 128
5.2.6 AC Power Supply System....................................................................................................................................... 132
5.3 Heat Dissipation System.............................................................................................................................................136
5.3.1 System Air Channel.................................................................................................................................................136
5.3.2 Fan Module..............................................................................................................................................................138
5.3.3 Air filter................................................................................................................................................................... 139
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5.3.4 Fan Speed Adjustment.............................................................................................................................................140

5.4 SFU............................................................................................................................................................................. 140
5.4.1 Introduction to an SFU............................................................................................................................................ 140
5.4.2 SFUI-480-C............................................................................................................................................................. 141
5.4.3 SFUI-1T-C............................................................................................................................................................... 143
5.5 Management and Control Plane................................................................................................................................. 145
5.5.1 Introduction to the Management and Control Plane................................................................................................145
5.5.2 SRUA8.....................................................................................................................................................................146
5.5.3 SRUA9.....................................................................................................................................................................151

6.1 Overview.................................................................................................................................................................... 158
6.1.1 System Overview.....................................................................................................................................................158
6.1.3 CX600-X8 Specification......................................................................................................................................... 162
6.1.4 Board Specifications................................................................................................................................................164
6.2.2 Distributed Architecture of the System................................................................................................................... 172
6.3.2 Air Intake Vent.........................................................................................................................................................178
6.3.3 Fan Module..............................................................................................................................................................178
6.3.4 Air Filter.................................................................................................................................................................. 180
6.4 Switching Network..................................................................................................................................................... 181
6.4.1 Introduction to the Switching Network................................................................................................................... 181
6.4.2 200Gbps Switch Fabric Unit C(SFUI-200-C)......................................................................................................... 182
6.5 Control Plane.............................................................................................................................................................. 184
6.5.1 Introduction to the Control Plane............................................................................................................................ 184
6.5.2 Switch and Route Processing Unit A5.................................................................................................................... 185

7.1 Device Overview........................................................................................................................................................ 193
7.1.1 System Overview.....................................................................................................................................................193
7.1.3 CX600-X3A Specifications..................................................................................................................................... 195
7.2.2 Diagram of the Power Supply System.....................................................................................................................205
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7.3.2 Air Intake Vent.........................................................................................................................................................208
7.3.3 Fan Module..............................................................................................................................................................208
7.3.4 Air Filter.................................................................................................................................................................. 209
7.4 Control Plane.............................................................................................................................................................. 210
7.4.1 Introduction to the Control Plane.............................................................................................................................211
7.4.2 Main Processing Unit D4........................................................................................................................................ 212

8.1 Overview.................................................................................................................................................................... 219
8.1.1 System Overview.....................................................................................................................................................219
8.1.3 CX600-X3 Specifications........................................................................................................................................222
8.2.2 Diagram of the Power Supply System.....................................................................................................................231
8.3.2 Air Intake Vent.........................................................................................................................................................236
8.3.3 Fan Module..............................................................................................................................................................237
8.3.4 Air Filter.................................................................................................................................................................. 238
8.4 Control Plane.............................................................................................................................................................. 239
8.4.1 Introduction to the Control Plane............................................................................................................................ 239
8.4.2 Main Processing Unit D2(Including 2G Memory and 2G USB)............................................................................ 240
8.4.3 Main Processing Unit D3(Including 4G Memory and 2G USB)............................................................................ 245
9 Boards.......................................................................................................................................... 250
9.1 Overview.................................................................................................................................................................... 252
9.1.1 Board Structure........................................................................................................................................................252
9.1.2 Board and Subcard Specifications........................................................................................................................... 254
9.1.3 Filler Panel...............................................................................................................................................................257
9.1.4 Rules for Numbering Slots and Interfaces...............................................................................................................258
9.1.5 Bar Code for Boards................................................................................................................................................ 262
9.2 CX600-X16A Board Specifications........................................................................................................................... 263
9.3 CX600-X16 Board Specifications.............................................................................................................................. 271
9.4 CX600-X8A Board Specifications............................................................................................................................. 278
9.5 CX600-X8 Board Specifications................................................................................................................................ 286
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9.6 CX600-X3A Board Specifications............................................................................................................................. 294

9.7 CX600-X3 Board Specifications................................................................................................................................ 301
9.8 Service Process Unit................................................................................................................................................... 307
9.8.1 Flexible Card Versatile Service Unit 160 (VSUF-160)........................................................................................... 308
9.8.2 Versatile Service Flexible Card (SP160)................................................................................................................. 310
9.9 Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-1T)................................................................................................................ 312
9.9.1 8-Port 100GBase-CFP2 Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-1T).....................................................................312
9.10 Flexible Card Line Processing Unit (LPUF-480).....................................................................................................315
9.10.1 24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A (P480-A)........................................................................... 317
9.10.2 2-Port 100GBase-CFP2 Flexible Card A (P480-A).............................................................................................. 319
9.11 Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-480).............................................................................................................322
9.11.1 48-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-480).............................................. 322
9.11.2 2-Port 100GBase LAN-CFP2+24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-480)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 325
9.11.3 4-Port 100GBase-CFP2 Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-480)................................................................. 327
9.12 Flexible Card Line Processing Unit(LPUF-240/LPUF-240-B)................................................................................330
9.12.1 1-Port 100GBase-CFP Flexible Card A(P240-A)................................................................................................. 332
9.12.2 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A(P240-A) ........................................................................... 334
9.12.3 12-Port OTU2-SFP+ Flexible Card (P240)........................................................................................................... 336
9.13 Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-240/LPUI-240-B)....................................................................................... 339
9.13.1 2-Port 100GBase-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-240)................................................................... 339
9.13.2 24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-240)............................................... 341
9.13.3 1-Port 100GBase-CFP + 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-240)......344
9.13.4 2-Port 100GBase LAN-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-240-B)................................................... 347
9.13.5 24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-240-B)....................................... 349
9.13.6 1-Port 100GBase-CFP + 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-240-B)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 352
9.13.7 24-Port OTU2-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-240)...................................................................... 355
9.13.8 24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit L(LPUI-240-L)........................................358
9.14 Flexible Card Line Processing Unit(LPUF-200)......................................................................................................360
9.14.1 1-Port 100GBase-CFP Flexible Card A (P240-A)................................................................................................ 362
9.14.2 10-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A (P240-A)........................................................................... 364
9.15 Flexible Card Line Processing Unit(LPUF-120/LPUF-120-B)................................................................................367
9.15.1 6-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A(P120-A).............................................................................. 369
9.15.2 1-Port 100GBase-CFP Flexible Card A (P120-A)................................................................................................ 372
9.15.3 1-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP Flexible Card A(P101-A).......................................................................................... 374
9.15.4 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A(P120-A)............................................................................ 376
9.15.5 8-Port OC-48c/STM-16c POS-SFP Flexible Card (P120).................................................................................... 379
9.15.6 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Flexible Card A(P101-A)..................................................................................... 381
9.15.8 2-Port OC-192c/STM-64c POS-XFP Flexible Card(P51-A)................................................................................ 386
9.15.9 6-Port OTU2-SFP+ Flexible Card(P120).............................................................................................................. 388
9.15.10 12-Port OTU2-SFP+ Flexible Card (P240)......................................................................................................... 391
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9.16 Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-120/LPUI-120-B)....................................................................................... 393

9.16.1 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-120)............................................... 394
9.16.2 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-120)............................................................. 396
9.16.3 1-Port 100GBase-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-120)................................................................... 399
9.16.5 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-120-B)..................................................... 404
9.16.6 1-Port 100GBase-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit B (LPUI-120-B)............................................................407
9.16.7 12-Port OTU2-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit(LPUI-120)....................................................................... 410
9.16.8 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit L (LPUI-120-L).......................................412
9.17 Flexible Card Line Processing Unit (LPUF-101/LPUF-101-B)...............................................................................415
9.17.1 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Flexible Card A(P101-A)..................................................................................... 417
9.17.3 1-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP Flexible Card A(P101-A).......................................................................................... 422
9.18 Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-101)........................................................................................................... 425
9.18.1 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-101)............................................................ 425
9.18.2 10-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-101).............................................. 428
9.18.3 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-101-B)..................................................... 430
9.19 Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-101)......................................................................................................................... 435
9.19.1 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-101).......................................................................... 435
9.19.2 10-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-101)............................................................ 438
9.20 Flexible Card Line Processing Unit(LPUF-51/LPUF-51-B/LPUF-51-E,2 sub-slots)............................................. 440
9.20.1 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Flexible Card A(P51-A)....................................................................................... 443
9.20.2 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A(P51-A)................................................................................ 446
9.20.3 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+Flexible Card A (P51-A, Occupy two sub-slots)........................................... 448
9.20.4 20-Port 10/100/1000Base-RJ45 Flexible Card A(P51-A).....................................................................................451
9.20.5 2-Port OC-192c/STM-64c POS-XFP Flexible Card(P51,Occupy one sub-slot).................................................. 453
9.21 Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-51)............................................................................................................. 455
9.21.1 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-51).................................................. 455
9.21.2 4-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-51).................................................. 458
9.21.3 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-51)......................................................... 460
9.21.4 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ + 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit (LPUI-51)
.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 463
9.21.5 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-51-B)........................................... 466
9.21.6 4-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-51-B)........................................... 469
9.21.7 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-51-B)...................................................471
9.21.8 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ + 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit B(LPUI-51-
B)...................................................................................................................................................................................... 474
9.21.9 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit L(LPUI-51-L)............................................477
9.21.10 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit L(LPUI-51-L)................................................. 479
9.21.11 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ + 32-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit
L(LPUI-51-L)................................................................................................................................................................... 482
9.21.12 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit E(LPUI-51-E)..........................................485
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E(LPUI-51-E)................................................................................................................................................................... 488
9.21.14 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit E(LPUI-51-E)................................................. 490
9.21.15 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit S(LPUI-51-S).......................................... 493
S(LPUI-51-S)....................................................................................................................................................................496
9.21.17 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Integrated Line Processing Unit S(LPUI-51-S)................................................. 498
9.22 Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-51)........................................................................................................................... 501
9.22.1 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-51)................................................................ 501
9.22.2 4-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-51)................................................................ 504
9.22.3 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-51)....................................................................... 506
9.22.4 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ + 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-51)............509
9.23 Flexible Card Line Processing Unit(LPUF-50/LPUF-50-L,four sub-slots)............................................................. 512
9.23.1 8-Port OC-3c/STM-1c POS-SFP Flexible Card.................................................................................................... 514
9.23.4 8-Port 100/1000 Base-X-SFP Flexible Card A(P10-A,Supporting 1588v2)........................................................ 521
9.23.5 2-Port 10GBase WAN/LAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A............................................................................................. 524
9.23.6 4-Port Channelized STM-1c POS-SFP Flexible Card(P50)..................................................................................526
9.23.9 24-Port Channelized E1/T1-DB100 Flexible Card............................................................................................... 533
9.24 Centralized Monitor Unit..........................................................................................................................................536
10 Cables.........................................................................................................................................539
10.1 DC-Input Power Cable............................................................................................................................................. 540
10.1.1 CX600-X16A DC Power Cables........................................................................................................................... 540
10.1.2 CX600-X8A DC Power Cables............................................................................................................................. 542
10.1.3 CX600-X16 DC-Input Power Cable......................................................................................................................543
10.1.4 CX600-X8 DC-Input Power Cable........................................................................................................................545
10.1.5 CX600-X3A DC-Input Power Cable.....................................................................................................................547
10.1.6 CX600-X3 DC-Input Power Cable........................................................................................................................548
10.2 AC-input Power Cable..............................................................................................................................................549
10.2.1 CX600-X16A AC Power Cables........................................................................................................................... 549
10.2.2 CX600-X8A AC Power Cables............................................................................................................................. 551
10.2.3 CX600-X16 AC-input Power Cable......................................................................................................................553
10.2.4 CX600-X8 AC-input Power Cable........................................................................................................................554
10.2.5 NE40E-X3A.......................................................................................................................................................... 554
10.2.6 CX600-X3 AC-input Power Cable........................................................................................................................556
10.3 Chassis and Cabinet Grounding Cable..................................................................................................................... 558
10.3.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 558
10.3.2 Structure.................................................................................................................................................................559
10.3.3 Technical Specifications........................................................................................................................................ 559
10.4 Console Port Cable................................................................................................................................................... 559
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10.4.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 559

10.4.2 Structure.................................................................................................................................................................559
10.5 Clock Cable.............................................................................................................................................................. 561
10.5.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 561
10.5.2 Structure.................................................................................................................................................................561
10.6 Ethernet Cable.......................................................................................................................................................... 566
10.6.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 566
10.6.2 Structure.................................................................................................................................................................566
10.7 Optical Fiber............................................................................................................................................................. 569
10.7.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 569
10.7.2 Optical Connectors................................................................................................................................................ 569
10.8 Serial Port Cable (RS232/RS485)............................................................................................................................ 571
A List of Indicators....................................................................................................................... 574

A.1 Indicators of CX600-X16A....................................................................................................................................... 575
A.1.1 Fan Module Indicators............................................................................................................................................ 575
A.1.2 Power Module Indicators........................................................................................................................................575
A.1.3 PMU Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................575
A.1.4 MPU Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................576
A.1.5 SFU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................ 577
A.1.6 LPU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................578
A.2 Indicators of CX600-X16.......................................................................................................................................... 578
A.2.3 MPU Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................579
A.2.4 SFU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................ 580
A.2.5 LPU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................580
A.3 Indicators of CX600-X8A......................................................................................................................................... 581
A.3.3 PMU Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................582
A.3.4 SRU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................583
A.3.5 SFU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................ 584
A.3.6 LPU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................585
A.4 Indicators of CX600-X8............................................................................................................................................ 585
A.4.3 SRU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................586
A.4.4 SFU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................ 587
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A.4.5 LPU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................587

A.5 Indicators of CX600-X3A......................................................................................................................................... 588
A.5.3 MPU Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................589
A.5.4 LPU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................590
A.6 Indicators of CX600-X3............................................................................................................................................ 591
A.6.3 MPU Indicators.......................................................................................................................................................592
A.6.4 LPU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................593
B List of Boards............................................................................................................................. 594

B.1 Typical Configuration................................................................................................................................................ 595
B.2 Boards........................................................................................................................................................................ 596
B.3 Power Consumption and Weight................................................................................................................................605
C List of Interface Attributes......................................................................................................612

C.1 Interface Attributes of 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T-RJ45............................................................................ 614
C.2 Interface Attributes of 100Base-FX...........................................................................................................................614
C.3 Interface Attributes of 100Base-SFP......................................................................................................................... 615
C.4 Interface Attributes of 1000Base-X-SFP................................................................................................................... 615
C.5 Interface Attributes of 100/1000Base-CSFP............................................................................................................. 616
C.6 Interface Attributes of 10GBase LAN/WAN-XFP.................................................................................................... 618
C.7 Interface Attributes of 10GBase LAN-SFP+............................................................................................................. 619
C.8 Interface Attributes of 40GBase-CFP........................................................................................................................ 619
C.9 Interface Attributes of 100GBase-CFP...................................................................................................................... 620
C.10 Interface Attributes of 100GBase LAN-CFP2.........................................................................................................620
C.11 Interface Attributes of OC-3c/STM-1c cPOS-SFP.................................................................................................. 621
C.12 Interface Attributes of OC-3c/STM-1c POS-SFP....................................................................................................621
C.13 Interface Attributes of OC-12c/STM-4c POS-SFP..................................................................................................622
C.14 Interface Attributes of OC-48c/STM-16c POS-SFP................................................................................................623
C.15 Interface Attributes of OC-192c/STM-64c POS-XFP............................................................................................. 624
C.16 Interface Attributes of OC-768c/STM-256c POS-LC............................................................................................. 626
C.17 Interface Attributes of OC-3c/STM-1c ATM-SFP.................................................................................................. 626
C.18 Interface Attributes of OC-12c/STM-4c ATM-SFP................................................................................................ 627
C.19 Interface Attributes of 100-Gbit/s DWDM..............................................................................................................628
D Optical Module.........................................................................................................................630
D.1 Instructions on How to Use an Optical Module........................................................................................................ 632
D.2 Configuring an Optical Attenuator............................................................................................................................ 636
D.3 155 Mbit/s SFP/eSFP Optical Module...................................................................................................................... 637
D.4 622 Mbit/s eSFP Optical Module.............................................................................................................................. 643
D.5 1 Gbit/s Electrical Transceiver...................................................................................................................................647
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D.6 1.25 Gbit/s SFP/eSFP Optical Module...................................................................................................................... 649

D.7 1.25 Gbit/s SFP/eSFP CWDM Optical Module........................................................................................................ 655
D.8 2.5 Gbit/s SFP/eSFP Optical Module........................................................................................................................ 659
D.9 10 Gbit/s XFP Optical Module.................................................................................................................................. 665
D.10 10 Gbit/s XFP CWDM Optical Module.................................................................................................................. 670
D.11 10Gbit/s SFP+ Optical Module................................................................................................................................673
D.12 10 Gbit/s SFP+ CWDM Optical Module.................................................................................................................678
D.13 Low-speed BIDI Optical Module............................................................................................................................ 681
D.14 155 Mbit/s CSFP Optical Module........................................................................................................................... 690
D.15 1.25 Gbit/s CSFP Optical Module........................................................................................................................... 693
D.16 40Gbit/s TRANSPONDER Optical Modules..........................................................................................................695
D.17 40 Gbit/s CFP Optical Modules...............................................................................................................................697
D.18 100Gbps CFP Optical Modules............................................................................................................................... 701
D.19 100 Gbit/s CFP2 Optical Module............................................................................................................................ 708
D.20 10 Gbps TSFP+ DWDM Optical Module............................................................................................................... 711
E DPD300-4-12 Power Distribution Box, Dual-Two Inputs................................................. 714

E.1 Product Description....................................................................................................................................................715
E.2 Power Distribution Instance....................................................................................................................................... 718
E.3 Installing the Power Distribution Box into a Cabinet................................................................................................ 723
E.4 Circuit Breaker Maintenance..................................................................................................................................... 728
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Hardware Description 1 Product Overview
1 Product Overview
About This Chapter
This chapter provides the positioning of the HUAWEI CX600 Metro Services Platform on the
network.
1.1 Overview
This section describes the position and the features of the device.
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Hardware Description 1 Product Overview
1.1 Overview
This section describes the position and the features of the device.
The HUAWEI CX600 Metro Services Platform (hereinafter referred to as the CX600) is a
high-end device with 100 Gbit/s interfaces designed for core and backbone networks. The
CX600 is positioned as the edge or convergence router on the IP backbone network.
Based on the powerful Versatile Routing Platform (VRP), the CX600 features the following:
l Rich services
l Large capacity
l High performance
l High availability

Hardware Description 2 Product Signal Flow Overview
2 Product Signal Flow Overview
About This Chapter
This section describes how component units on a device process and forward signal flows.
This section demonstrates how data packets enter a device and how the device forwards the
data packets.
2.1 General Service Process Overview
2.2 Signal Flow on the Control Plane
2.3 Signal Flow on the Data Plane
2.4 Signal Flow on the Monitoring Plane

2.1 General Service Process Overview

Concept Analogy
A router is a device that searches for paths to transmit IP packets on the Internet. The router
functions as a post office. IP packets are to the router as mails to the post office. The core
function of a router is addressing and forwarding.
A post office must meet the following conditions before mails can be properly delivered:
l Has a mail collection center that collects all mails.
l Has a mail query and distribution center that queries addresses of the mails and
distributes these mails to their addresses.
A mail collection center, similar to the data plane on a router, delivers mails. A mail query
and distribution center, similar to the control plane on the router, searches for paths and
forwards mails along the paths to various addresses.
Logical Architecture
A router consists of the data and control planes, which implements addressing and
forwarding. In addition, the router has a monitoring plane, which helps ensure stable
addressing and forwarding performance. The three planes provide the following functions:
l Data plane: Similar to a mail collection center, the data plane provides interfaces that
send and receive packets on a router, while processing the packets at a high speed and
switching data packets inside the router. The data plane encapsulates packets,
decapsulates packets, processes Ethernet, Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), IPv4,
and IPv6 packets, implements quality of service (QoS), schedules packets, and provides
various statistics.
l Control plane: Similar to the mail query and distribution center, the control plane is the
central nervous system on a router. It uses system buses to control system units and
provide various functions. These functions allow the router to calculate routes, generate
LSPs, build multicast, unicast, and MPLS forwarding tables, processes protocols and
signalings, configure the routes, maintain the route status, monitor the system status, and
generate the system status report.
l Monitoring plane: monitors the system environment and helps the data and control plane
operate stably and securely. The monitoring plane measures the power voltage, controls
the system power-on and power-off, monitors temperatures, and controls fan modules. In
addition, the monitoring plane isolates a fault if a unit fails to prevent the fault from
affecting other units on the router.
Figure 2-1 illustrates the logical architecture of a router.

Figure 2-1 Logical architecture
System bus CLK

Slave MPU
Inter-board communication
System bus CLK

Master MPU
Data flow Uplink board Uplink Downlink Downlink D

SFU
PIC board PIC
Physical Architecture
The physical architectures of the data, control, and monitoring planes on a router are as
follows:
l The data plane's forwarding function is implemented by the uplink and downlink line
processing units (LPUs) and a switch fabric unit (SFU) on the router.
l Control and monitoring plane functions are implemented by control units on the main
processing units (MPUs) and LPUs.
For information about the mapping between the physical and logical architectures, see section
"Product Overview" in HUAWEI CX600 Metro Services Platform Hardware Description -
Product Overview.
2.2 Signal Flow on the Control Plane

The control plane, functioning as the nerve center, integrates control and management
functions and uses buses to control system units.
The control plane consists of control units on MPUs and those on other boards. Each MPU is
comprised of the following three functional units:
l System management and control unit and system clock unit: work on the control plane.
l System maintenance unit: works on the monitoring plane. For more information, see
section "Signal Flow on the Monitoring Plane" in this document.
MPU units and board units communicate through system buses and the SFU.
Signal Flow on the Control Plane

Figure 2-2 illustrates the principles of signal flow transmission on the control plane.

Figure 2-2 Signal flow transmission on the control plane
Master MPU
Signaling
System signal flow Uplink board
management Management
and control O&M and control
unit unit
signal flow
Clock unit
System clock Clock (CLK)
unit (CLK) signal flow
System backplane SFU
Management
and control
unit
Slave MPU
Signaling Clock unit
System signal flow (CLK)
management
and control
O&M
unit
signal flow Downlink
board
System clock Management
Clock and control
unit (CLK) signal flow unit
Clock unit
(CLK)
The control plane processes the following signal flows:

l Singling signal flow and operation and maintenance signal flow: processed by the system
management and control unit.
l Clock signal flow: processed by the system clock unit.
The signal flow on the control plane is bidirectional.
l Signal flow contains host packets carrying signals, for example, routing protocols.
– Board-to-MPU signal flow: calculates data. Therefore, a board sends these packets
to the MPU, and the management and control unit on the MPU parses these packets.

Then the MPU delivers signaling to the data plane so that they can be identified by
the data plane.
– MPU-to-board signal flow: used to update entries in forwarding tables. After the
MPU delivers parsed data to a board, the board uses the data to forward packets on
the data plane.
In the following example, routing calculation is used. A packet arrives at an interface of
a board. The network processor (NP) on the board identifies the packet that needs to be
sent to the MPU. The NP sends the packet to the MPU. The MPU calculates the packet
and delivers the destination IP address and the next-hop IP address to the routing table
on the NP. The data plane forwards the packet to the next-hop address over a route to the
destination IP address.
l Operation and maintenance signal flow: Operation data includes configuration,
debugging, and query data. Maintenance data includes system-generating data, such as
logs and alarms.
– Board-to-MPU signal flow: contains maintenance signals. The system management
and control unit uses the system buses to collect maintenance information, such as
logs and alarms that are generated by modules and saves the information in an
information center. The maintenance data helps query and maintain the device.
For example, when a user wants to query active alarms, the user runs the display
alarm active command. The control plane parses this command and instructs the
information center to display all collected active alarms.
– MPU-to-board signal flow: contains operation signals. The control plane provides
software interfaces to communicate with other devices, communication interfaces to
communicate with host software, and LAN switch interfaces to communicate with
other boards and modules. These interfaces form a logical network. Operation
commands are configured on the control plane. The control plane then sorts
information based on types and priorities and sends the information through
interfaces along various channels to various modules.
For example, a user runs the power off slot 1 command to power off a board in slot
1. The control plane parses the command and delivers the command through an
outband interface to the board in slot 1.
l Clock signal flow: contains synchronization Ethernet or 1588v2 (also called IEEE
Standard for a Precision Clock Synchronization Protocol for Networked Measurement
and Control Systems) signals.
– Board-to-MPU signal flow: used to obtain clock signals. An uplink board obtains
clock frequency signals from packets and sends them to the system clock unit on an
MPU. The system clock unit then selects a clock source.
– MPU-to-board signal flow: used to restore the system clock frequency and time.
After the MPU selects a clock source, it restores the synchronous system clock and
delivers it to all boards so that a device forwards packets all carrying the
synchronous signals to downstream devices through outbound interfaces.
Reliability
Both the MPUs and clocks are working in 1:1 redundancy mode. The master and slave MPUs
communicate and monitor each other's status. If the master MPU fails, the slave MPU
automatically takes over packets and becomes the new master MPU, which improves device
reliability.

2.3 Signal Flow on the Data Plane

The data plane processes and forwards data packets at a high speed. The signal flow in the
data plane is primarily service data signals.
Signals on the data plane flow through a physical link, an uplink board, an SFU, a downlink
board, and another physical link.
Figure 2-3 illustrates the processing and forwarding of a signal flow on the data plane.
Figure 2-3 Processing and forwarding of a signal flow on the data plane
Acronyms
MPU
PIC: physical interface control
NP: network processor
TM: traffic manager
Host packets FIC: fabric interface controller
Packets
(local attack defense)
Uplink board
Uplink NP Uplink TM Uplink FIC

S
Optical or electrical
CAR traffic policing

Physical link
Frames Packets
processing
Inbound interface
classification
Traffic
forwarding
Route-based
Packets
Fragmentation
avoidance
Congestion
management
Congestion
Traffic shaping
Uplink
signals
PIC
Downlink board
Downlink NP Downlink TM Downlink FIC

electrical signals
Frames Packets Multicast replication Packets S

processing
Outbound interface
policing
CAR traffic
classification
Traffic
information
Data link layer
avoidance
Congestion
Traffic shaping
management
Congestion
Physical link
Optical or
Downlink
processing
Packet
PIC
The processing of an incoming signal flow is as follows:

1. An uplink physical interface card (PIC) provides an inbound interface for a signal flow.
Optical and electrical signals transmitted along a physical link enter the uplink PIC. The
PIC obtains the physical layer clock frequency and performs data layer link protocol
negotiation. Then the PIC encapsulates packets into Ethernet frames and sends the
frames to the uplink NP.
NOTE
A PIC can receive high-speed services, such as packet over synchronous digital hierarchy (SDH)/
synchronous optical network (SONET) (POS) and Ethernet packets and low-sped services, such as
asynchronous transfer mode (ATM), time division multiplexing (TDM), and Point-to-Point
Protocol (PPP) packets. Services before they are encapsulated are not described here.

2. The uplink NP searches a forwarding table for an outbound interface for the signal flow.
The processing is as follows:
a. Inbound interface processing: Upon receipt of the signal flow, the inbound interface
of the NP parses the data link layer protocol carried in the packets and obtains the
packet types.
b. Traffic classification: The uplink NP prioritized packets, performs traffic
classification, and re-marks them.
c. Packet forwarding based on the forwarding table: The uplink NP searches for
forwarding entries based on destination MAC addresses, destination IP addresses,
and MPLS labels and obtains outbound interface names or next-hop IP addresses
contained in matching entries.
NOTE
Data packets are classified as Layer 2 MAC address-based packets, Layer 2.5 MPLS label-
based packets, and Layer 3 IP address-based packets. The processing module on the inbound
interface identifies packet types and searches forwarding tables based on these types so that
the outbound interface names or next-hop IP addresses for all types of packets can be found.
d. Traffic policing: The uplink NP limits the rate at which incoming packets are sent
based on the committed access rate (CAR) parameters configured on the inbound
interface or those configured in the incoming traffic classification profile. If the
forwarding behavior is to discard packets, the uplink NP discards them before
performing the CAR function.
3. The uplink traffic management (TM) chip processes the signal flow as follows:
– Congestion management and avoidance: The uplink TM monitors network resource
usage. If traffic congestion worsens, the uplink TM discards packets and adjusts
traffic to relieve network overload.
– Traffic shaping: If traffic congestion occurs, the uplink TM caches packets in
queues and uses a specific scheduling algorithm to prioritize packets before
forwarding them.
After the uplink TM processes packets using QoS functions, it sends them to the uplink
flexible interface card (FIC).
4. The uplink FIC fragments the signal flows. The SFU switches packets based on a fixed
cell length. Before packets are sent to the SFU, the uplink FIC fragments the packets that
are longer than the fixed cell length. The upstream FIC encapsulates the fragments into
cells before sending them to the SFU.
The SFU switches data between LPUs. Upon receipt of the cells, the SFU caches and
schedules them before sending them to the switching unit. The switching unit balances the
cells using multiple switching planes, which improves the fault tolerance capability. The
switching unit sends data packets through outbound interfaces to a downlink board.
The processing of an outgoing signal flow is as follows:
1. Switched network cell assembly on the downstream FIC: The downstream FIC
assembles switched network cells into packets after switched network cells flow from the
SFU to the downlink FIC.
2. Queuing and scheduling on the downlink TM: The downstream TM puts packets of the
signal flow in queues and schedules them based on the traffic shaping, policing,
congestion avoidance parameters. Then it sends the packets to the downstream NP.
NOTE
The downlink TM also replicates multicast packets before sending them through several outbound
interfaces.

3. Forwarding table lookup and data layer link information query: The downlink NP
obtains data link layer encapsulation information, processes packets using a signal flow
processing module and outbound interface-specific processing modules. The processing
is as follows:
a. The downstream NP obtains data link layer encapsulation information and
encapsulates packets. The encapsulation process varies according to packet types.
For example:
n For Layer 2 802.1q-in-802.1q (QinQ) packets, the downlink NP adds a virtual
local area network (VLAN) tag to each packet.
n For MPLS packets, the downlink NP adds an MPLS label to each packet.
n For IP packets, the downlink NP searches for Address Resolution Protocol
(ARP) entries and adds MAC addresses mapped to ARP entries to the packets.
b. The flow processing module performs traffic classification and re-marks packets
based on priorities configured on outbound interfaces.
c. The downstream NP limits the rate limit at which outgoing packets are sent based
on CAR parameters configured on the outbound interface or those in the outgoing
traffic classification profile.
d. Host packets destined for the MPU are sent to an MPU, and packets to be
forwarded are sent to the outbound interface-specific processing modules.
NOTE
Due to limited CPU processing capability on an MPU, the limit on packets destined for the
CPU must be configured. This prevents attack or defective packets from being sent to the
MPU and causing high CPU usage, which improves device security. The packets are
verified, and only valid packets are sent to the CPU at a specified rate, which defends against
attacks on the CPU.
e. The outbound interface-specific processing module adds a Layer 2 header to each
packet and forwards the packets to the downlink PIC.
4. The downlink PIC converts data packets into optical and electrical signals and forwards
them through outbound interfaces connected to physical links.
2.4 Signal Flow on the Monitoring Plane

The monitoring plane monitors the system environment. If a fault occurs on a unit, the
monitoring plane isolates the fault to prevent it from affecting other units on the device. The
control and monitoring planes are working together to support the operation and maintenance
of a device and improve performance stability.
Both the control plane and monitoring plane consist of the system operation and maintenance
unit and the monitoring units on LPUs and an SFU. Inter-board communication is
implemented using the system backplane.
Figure 2-4 illustrates the principles of signal flow transmission on the monitoring plane.

Figure 2-4 Signal flow transmission on the monitoring plane
Monitor Uplink unit

Control Monitor
Master MPU Monitor unit
System Control
maintenance
unit
System backplane
Monitor SFU
Control Monitor
unit
Slave MPU Monitor
System Control
maintenance
unit Monitor
Downlink unit
Control Monitor
unit
The monitoring plane, like the control plane, supports bidirectional signal flows.
l Board-to-MPU signal flow: implements monitoring. The system maintenance unit on
each MPU uses a MonitorBus to collect operating information on system units and
generates control information based on the unit-specific operating status.
l MPU-to-board signal flow: implements control. An MPU delivers control information to
modules to monitor board information, such as the installation and operating status and
fan speed. The MPU also loads a bus to locally or remotely test or upgrade system units.

Hardware Description 3 CX600-X16A Chassis Overview
3 CX600-X16A Chassis Overview
About This Chapter
This section describes the overview of the CX600-X16A Chassis.

3.1 Overview
This section describes the system architecture, system features, components, slot layout and
system configurations.
3.2 Power Supply System
This chapter describes the power supply system used by the CX600-X16A.
3.3 Heat Dissipation System
This section describes the appearance, functions, and specifications of the heat dissipation
system.
3.4 Switching Network
This section describes the functions of the switch fabric unit.
3.5 Control Plane
This chapter describes the control plane of the CX600-X16A.

3.1 Overview
3.1.1 System Overview

This section provides an overview of the system.
The CX deviceof the CX600-X16A adopts a centralized routing engine and a distributed
forwarding architecture. This helps to provide rich and flexible service and to perform large-
capacity forwarding.
The CX600-X16A adopts an integrated chassis, and the main components all support hot
swapping.
The CX600-X16Asupports all the Line Processing Units (LPUs) on the former CX600, but
the Main Processing Units (MPUs) and Switch Fabric Units (SFUs) are new.
As shown in Figure 3-1, the CX600-X16A has 16 LPU slots.
Figure 3-1 Appearance of the CX600-X16A

System Architecture
The CX600-X16A adopts a system architecture as shown in Figure 3-2. In this architecture,
the data plane, management and control plane, and monitoring plane are separated. This
design helps to improve system reliability and allows each plane to upgrade separately.
Figure 3-2 Diagram of the system architecture

LPU MPU LPU
Monitoring Monitoring
unit unit
Monitoring
plane System
monitoring unit Monitoring
Monitoring unit
unit
Management Management
System
unit unit
Control and monitoring unit
management
plane Management Management
Switching
unit unit
network
control unit
Forwarding Forwarding
unit unit
Data plane
Switching
Forwarding network Forwarding
unit 交换网板
SFU unit
LPU LPU
Main System Features

The CX600-X16A provides the following system features:
l Unblocked switching network that can be upgraded, with the switching capacity at the
Tbit/s level
l Distributed hardware-based forwarding and fast service deployment
l Compact structure to increase interface density
l Normalized design of system components
l Separation of the control channel, service channel, and monitoring channel to ensure
non-blacking control channels and monitoring channels
l Carrier-class high reliability and manageability
l Shielding at the modular level to meet Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)
requirements
l Hot swappable boards, power modules, and fans
l U-shaped air channels to improve system heat dissipation

l Backup and flexible power distribution that improves the reliability of the power supply
system and reduces the difficulty in power distribution from a single super-current
l MPUs in 1:1 backup mode
l SFUs in load balancing mode
l Key components such as power modules, fan modules, clocks, and management buses in
backup mode
l Protection against mis-insertion of boards
l CMU is optional and can be selected according to the actual networking. Queries about
alarm prompts, alarm indications, running status, and alarm status of the voltage and
ambient temperature
3.1.2 Main Components and Slot Layout

Main Components
The CX600-X16A uses an integrated chassis, and the main components all support hot
swapping.
Figure 3-3 shows the architecture and main components of the CX600-X16A.

Figure 3-3 Appearance and main components of the CX600-X16A (front view)
1. Air intake 2. Mounting ear 3. ESD jack (front) 4. Air intake vent 5. Handle
frame (Air Filter) in the SFU area
6. Power module 7. Power module 8. Power 9. Switch module 10. MPU

cover (PM) monitoring module
(PMU)
11. Cable tray 12. Cable guide for 13. SFU 14. LPU 15. Power entry module
switch and fabric (PEM)
units (SFUs) NOTE
An AC PEM is used as an
example here.The DC
PEM is also supported.
16. Fan Module 17. Air filter 18. Ground 19. Non-lifting 20. ESD jack (rear)
terminal handle
Slot Layout
Figure 3-4 shows the slot layout on the CX600-X16A.

Figure 3-4 Slots layout on the CX600-X16A

1 2 3 17 18 4 5 6 7
LPU
LPU
LPU
MPU
MPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
SFU 19
SFU 20
ESD SFU 21 ESD
SFU 22
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Table 3-1 describes the slot layout on the CX600-X16A.
Table 3-1 Board distribution in the board cage of the CX600-X16A
Slot Quant Slot Width Remarks

Number ity
1 to 16 16 41 mm (1.6 inches) These slots hold LPUs.
17 to 18 2 41 mm (1.6 inches) These slots hold MPUs that work in 1:1

backup mode.
19 to 22 4 41 mm (1.6 inches) These slots hold SFUs that work in 3+1

load balancing mode.
3.1.3 CX600-X16A Specification
Chassis Specification
Table 3-2 lists the physical parameters of the CX600-X16A.
Table 3-2 Physical specifications of the CX600-X16A
Item Specification
Dimensions (H x W x D) 1778 mm x 442 mm x 650 mm(55.91 in. x 17.40 in. x 25.59

in.) (chassis main body dimensions)
1778 mm x 442 mm x 750 mm(55.91 in. x 17.40 in. x 29.53
in.) (chassis dimensions including the chassis's front and rear
assembly and cable racks)

Item Specification
Installation position N68E cabinet or a standard 19-inch cabinet
Weight Full configuration: 399.4 kg (880.53 lb) (DC) /395.1 kg

(871.05 lb) (AC) (Full configuration with 1T interface
boards)
Full configuration: 356 kg (785 lb) (DC) /350.7 kg (773 lb)
(AC) (Full configuration with 400G interface boards)
Empty chassis: 120.5 kg (265.7 lb) (DC)/111.7 kg (246.3 lb)
(AC)
Integrated chassis with 400G interface boards: 142.1 kg
(313.3 lb) (DC)/133.3 kg (273.3 lb) (AC)
Integrated chassis with 1T interface boards: 176.4 kg
(388.96 lb) (DC) /133.3 kg (293.93 lb) (AC)
Typical power consumption 12390 W (Full configuration with 1T boards)

9040 W (Full configuration with 400G boards)
Heat dissipation 40198.4 BTU/hour (Full configuration with 1T boards)

29329.6 BTU/hour (Full configuration with 400G boards)
DC input Rated voltage -48 V to -60 V

voltage
Maximum -40 V to -72 V
voltage range
240V Rated voltage 240 V

HVDC
input Maximum 190 V to 290 V
voltage voltage range
380V Rated voltage 380 V

HVDC
input Maximum 260 V to 400 V
voltage voltage range
AC input Input voltage 200 V AC to 240 V AC(220V)

voltage range
Maximum 90 V AC to 290 V AC
voltage range
System MTBF (year) 22.33

reliabilit
y MTTR (hour) 0.5
Ambient Long-term 0°C to 45°C(32°F to 113°F)

temperat
ure Short-term -5°C to 55°C (23°F to 131°F)
Remarks Limit of the temperature change rate: 30°C/hour (86°F/hour)
Storage temperature -40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F)

Item Specification
Relative Long-term 5% RH to 85% RH, no coagulation

humidity
Short-term 5% RH to 95% RH, no coagulation
Storage humidity 5% RH to 100% RH, no coagulation
Long-term altitude ≤ 4000 m (13123.2 ft). If the altitude is between 1800 meters
(5905.44 ft) and 4000 meters, the operating temperature of
the device must decrease by 1°C for every 220 meters
(721.776 ft) increase in altitude.
Storage altitude Lower than 5000 m (16404 ft.)
NOTE
In the dimensions shown in the table, the width (W) does not include the rack-mounting ears.
Temperature and humidity are measured at 1.5 m (4.92 ft.) above the floor and 0.4 m (1.31 ft.) in front of the
cabinet. There should be no protection board on the front or back of the cabinet.
"Short-term" refers to continuous working time that does not exceed 96 hours and accumulated working time
per year that does not exceed 15 days. If the working time exceeds either of these values, it is considered
"long-term".
Product Specifications
Table 3-3 System configuration list of the CX600-X16A
Item Description Remarks
Processing unit Main frequency: 2.0 GHz -
BootROM 16 MB -
SDRAM 8 GB Can be extended with an

additional 16 GB.
NVRAM 512 KB -
Flash 32 MB -
SSD card 8 GB -
Switching capacity 25.16 Tbit/s (bidirectional) -
Backplane capacity 100 Tbit/s -
Interface capacity 25.6 Tbit/s (bidirectional) -
Number of LPU slots 16 -
Number of MPU slots 2 -
Number of SFU slots 4 -

3.1.4 Board Specifications

This section describes the specifications of boards supported by the CX600-X16A.
Table 3-4 lists the specifications of boards supported by the CX600-X16A.
Table 3-4 Specifications of boards supported by the CX600-X16A
Type Description Silkscreen
VSUF 9.8.1 Flexible Card Versatile Service VSUF-160

Unit 160 (VSUF-160)
VSUF 9.8.2 Versatile Service Flexible Card SP160

(SP160)
VSUF Flexible Card Versatile Service Unit 80 VSUF-80

(VSUF-80)
MPU 3.5.2 Main Processing Unit B5 MPUB5
SFU 3.4.2 SFUI-480-B SFUI-480-B
SFU 3.4.3 SFUI-1T-B SFUI-1T-B
LPUI-21-L 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUI-21-L

Integrated Line Processing Unit 24xFE/GE-SFP-A
L(LPUI-21-L)
LPUF-50 9.23 Flexible Card Line Processing LPUF-50

Unit(LPUF-50/LPUF-50-L,four sub-
slots)
LPUF-50 9.23.3 2-Port OC-3c/STM-1c POS- FPIC-2xOC3-POS

SFP Flexible Card

SFP Flexible Card
LPUF-50 9.23.8 2-Port Channelized STM-1c P50-2xSTM1 cPOS-

POS-SFP Flexible Card(P50) SFP
LPUF-50 9.23.9 24-Port Channelized E1/T1- 24xcE1/cT1-DB100

DB100 Flexible Card

SFP Flexible Card
LPUF-50 9.23.4 8-Port 100/1000 Base-X-SFP P10-8xFE/GE-SFP-A

Flexible Card A(P10-A,Supporting
1588v2)
LPUF-50 9.23.5 2-Port 10GBase WAN/LAN- P50-2x10GBase LAN/

SFP+ Flexible Card A WAN-SFP+-A



LPUF-50 8-Port OC-12c/STM-4c POS-SFP FPIC-8xOC12-POS

Flexible Card

Flexible Card

Flexible Card
LPUS-51 9.22.1 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUS-51

SFP+ Line Processing Unit 5x10GBase LAN/
S(LPUS-51) WAN-SFP+-A

LPUS-51 9.22.3 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUS-51

Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-51) 48xFE/GE-SFP-A

SFP+ + 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP 2x10GBase LAN/
Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-51) WAN-SFP
+-24xFE/GE-SFP-A
LPUI-51 9.21.1 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51

SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit 5x10GBase LAN/
(LPUI-51) WAN-SFP+-A

LPUI-51 9.21.3 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUI-51

(LPUI-51)

Integrated Line Processing Unit WAN-SFP+
(LPUI-51) -24xFE/GE-SFP-A
LPUI-51-B 9.21.5 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51-B

B(LPUI-51-B) WAN-SFP+-A


LPUI-51-B 9.21.7 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUI-51-B

B(LPUI-51-B)

B(LPUI-51-B) -24xFE/GE-SFP-A
LPUI-51-L 9.21.9 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51-L

L(LPUI-51-L) WAN-SFP+-A
LPUI-51-L 9.21.10 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUI-51-L

L(LPUI-51-L)
LPUI-51-L 9.21.11 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51-L

Integrated Line Processing Unit WAN-SFP
L(LPUI-51-L) +-32xFE/GE-SFP-A
LPUI-51-E 9.21.12 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51-E

E(LPUI-51-E) WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUI-51-E 9.21.13 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51-E

E(LPUI-51-E) -24xFE/GE-SFP-A
LPUI-51-E 9.21.14 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUI-51-E

E(LPUI-51-E)
LPUI-51-S 9.21.17 48-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUI-51-S

S(LPUI-51-S)
LPUI-51-S 9.21.15 5-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51-S

S(LPUI-51-S) WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUI-51-S 9.21.16 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-51-S

S(LPUI-51-S) -24xFE/GE-SFP-A
LPUF-51 9.20 Flexible Card Line Processing LPUF-51/LPUF-51-B/

Unit(LPUF-51/LPUF-51-B/LPUF-51- LPUF-51-E
E,2 sub-slots)

LPUF-51 9.20.1 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP P51-24xFE/GE-SFP-A

Flexible Card A(P51-A)
LPUF-51 9.20.2 2-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- P51-2x10GBase LAN/

SFP+ Flexible Card A(P51-A) WAN-SFP+-A

SFP+Flexible Card A (P51-A, Occupy WAN-SFP+-A
two sub-slots)
LPUF-51 9.20.4 20-Port 10/100/1000Base-RJ45 P51-20xFE/GE-RJ45-A

LPUF-51 9.20.5 2-Port OC-192c/STM-64c POS- P51-2xOC192c/

XFP Flexible Card(P51,Occupy one STM64c POS-XFP
sub-slot)

Unit (LPUF-101/LPUF-101-B)
LPUF-101 9.17.1 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP P101-24xFE/GE-SFP-

Flexible Card A(P101-A) A

LPUF-101 9.17.3 1-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP P101-1x40GBase

Flexible Card A(P101-A) LAN-CFP-A

LPUI-101 9.18.1 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP LPUI-101

Integrated Line Processing Unit 2×40GBase LAN-CFP-
(LPUI-101) A
LPUI-101 9.18.3 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP LPUI-101-B

Integrated Line Processing Unit 2×40GBase LAN-CFP-
B(LPUI-101-B) A
LPUI-101 9.18.4 10-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-101-B

SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit 10×10GBase LAN/
LPUS-101 9.19.1 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP LPUS-101

Line Processing Unit S(LPUS-101) 2x40GBase LAN-CFP-
A


LPUI-101-B 9.18.3 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP LPUI-101-B

Integrated Line Processing Unit 2x40GBase LAN-CFP-
B(LPUI-101-B) B

B(LPUI-101-B) WAN-SFP+-B
LPUF-120 9.15 Flexible Card Line Processing LPUF-120/LPUF-120-

Unit(LPUF-120/LPUF-120-B) B

SFP+ Flexible Card A(P120-A) WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUF-120 9.15.2 1-Port 100GBase-CFP Flexible P120-1x100GBase

Card A (P120-A) LAN-CFP-A
LPUF-120 9.15.5 8-Port OC-48c/STM-16c POS- P120-8xOC48 c/

SFP Flexible Card (P120) STM16c POS-SFP
LPUF-120 9.15.4 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- P120-12x10GBase

SFP+ Flexible Card A(P120-A) LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUF-120 9.17.1 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP P101-24xFE/GE-SFP-

Flexible Card A(P101-A) A

LPUF-120 9.15.8 2-Port OC-192c/STM-64c POS- P51-2xOC192c/

XFP Flexible Card(P51-A) STM64c POS-XFP
LPUF-120 9.17.3 1-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP P101-1x40GBase

Flexible Card A(P101-A) LAN-CFP-A
LPUF-120 9.15.9 6-Port OTU2-SFP+ Flexible P120-6x10G OTU2-

Card(P120) SFP+

Card (P240) SFP+
LPUI-120 9.16.1 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-120 12x10GBase

SFP+ Integrated Line Processing LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
Unit(LPUI-120)
LPUI-120 9.16.2 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP LPUI-120 2x40GBase

Integrated Line Processing LAN-CFP-A
Unit(LPUI-120)
LPUI-120 9.16.3 1-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-120 1x100GBase

Integrated Line Processing Unit LAN-CFP-A
(LPUI-120)


B(LPUI-120-B) WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUI-120 9.16.5 2-Port 40GBase LAN-CFP LPUI-120 2x40GBase

Integrated Line Processing Unit LAN-CFP-B
B(LPUI-120-B)
LPUI-120 9.16.6 1-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-120-B

Integrated Line Processing Unit B 1x100GBase LAN-
(LPUI-120-B) CFP-A
LPUI-120 9.16.7 12-Port OTU2-SFP+ Integrated LPUI-120 12x10G

Line Processing Unit(LPUI-120) OTU2-SFP+
LPUI-120 9.16.8 12-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-120-L

L (LPUI-120-L) WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUI-200 2-Port 100GE Tunable DWDM LPUI-200 2x100G

Integrated Line Processing Unit DWDM
(LPUI-200)
LPUI-200 2-Port 100GBase-CFP Integrated Line LPUI-200 2x100GBase

Processing Unit (LPUI-200) LAN-CFP-A
LPUI-200 20-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ LPUI-200 20x10GBase

Integrated Line Processing LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
Unit(LPUI-200)
LPUI-200 1-Port 100GBase-CFP + 10-Port LPUI-200 1x100GBase

10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ Integrated LAN-CFP
Line Processing Unit (LPUI-200) -10x10GBase LAN/
WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUI-200 2-Port 100GBase-CFP Integrated Line LPUI-200-L

Processing Unit L (LPUI-200-L) 2x100GBase LAN-
CFP-A
LPUI-200 20-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ LPUI-200-L

Integrated Line Processing Unit L 20x10GBase LAN/
(LPUI-200-L) WAN-SFP+ -A

Unit(LPUF-200)

Card A(P240-A) LAN-CFP-A

SFP+ Flexible Card A (P240-A) LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUF-240 9.12 Flexible Card Line Processing LPUF-240/LPUF-240-

Unit(LPUF-240/LPUF-240-B) B


Card A(P240-A) LAN-CFP-A

SFP+ Flexible Card A(P240-A) LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A

Card (P240) SFP+
LPUI-240 9.13.1 2-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-240 2x100GBase

Integrated Line Processing Unit LAN-CFP-A
(LPUI-240)
LPUI-240 9.13.2 24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-240 24x10GBase

SFP+ Integrated Line Processing LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
Unit(LPUI-240)
LPUI-240 9.13.3 1-Port 100GBase-CFP + 12- LPUI-240 1x100GBase

Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ LAN-CFP
Integrated Line Processing Unit -12x10GBase LAN/
(LPUI-240) WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUI-240 9.13.4 2-Port 100GBase LAN-CFP LPUI-240-B

Integrated Line Processing Unit 2x100GBase LAN-
B(LPUI-240-B) CFP-A

LPUI-240 9.13.6 1-Port 100GBase-CFP + 12- LPUI-240-B

Port 10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ 1x100GBase LAN-CFP
Integrated Line Processing Unit -12x10GBase LAN/
LPUI-240 9.13.7 24-Port OTU2-SFP+ Integrated LPUI-240 24x10G

Line Processing Unit (LPUI-240) OTU2-SFP+
LPUI-240 9.13.8 24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-240-L

L(LPUI-240-L) WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUI-240 6-Port 40GBase-QSFP+ Integrated Line LPUI-240 6x40GBase-

Processing Unit (LPUI-240) QSFP+ -A

Unit (LPUF-480)

SFP+ Flexible Card A (P480-A) LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
LPUF-480 9.10.2 2-Port 100GBase-CFP2 P480-2x100GBase

Flexible Card A (P480-A) LAN-CFP-A

LPUI-480 9.11.1 48-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- 48x10G LAN/WAN-

SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit SFP+
(LPUI-480)
LPUI-480 9.11.2 2-Port 100GBase LAN- 2x100G LAN-CFP2–

CFP2+24-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- 24x10G LAN/WAN-
SFP+ Integrated Line Processing Unit SFP+
(LPUI-480)
LPUI-480 9.11.3 4-Port 100GBase-CFP2 4x100G LAN-CFP2

Integrated Line Processing Unit
(LPUI-480)
LPUI-1T 9.9.1 8-Port 100GBase-CFP2 LPUI-1T

(LPUI-1T)

This chapter describes the power supply system used by the CX600-X16A.
3.2.1 Architecture of the Power Supply System

This section describes the architecture of the power supply system.
The CX600-X16A supports both DC and AC power supply systems.
A DC power supply system supplies power using DC PEMs and DC PMs.
An AC power supply system supplies power using AC PEMs and AC PMs.
The CX600-X16A power supply system has the following features:
l The DC power supply system consists of maximum 16 DC-DC PMs working in N+1
backup mode.
l The AC power supply system consists of maximum 16 AC-DC PMs working in N+N
backup mode.
l Enables flexible configuration and provides dynamic management and voltage and
current detection functions.
l Providing alarm functions for power modules and supporting 485 communications.
3.2.2 Power Supply Architecture

This section describes the power supply architecture of the CX600-X16A.
As shown in Figure 3-5, the CX600-X16A has a non-partitioned backplane.

Figure 3-5 Schematic diagram of the power supply for the CX600-X16A
System
backplane
Front board
Rear fan box

Single Stable
channel voltage
AC / DC or DC / DC
PEM (Input, filtering)
AC / DC or DC / DC
AC / DC or DC / DC
PEM (Input, filtering )
AC / DC or DC / DC Power supply
backplane
The CX600-X16A supports both DC and AC power supply systems.The DC power supply
system uses a single plane to provide power and the AC power supply system uses a single
plane to provide power.
As shown in Figure 3-6, the power supply system of the CX600-X16A consists of PEMs and
PMs. After the external power is input to PMs through PEMs, the PMs perform current
equalization and regulation and output the power to the power supply backplane. Each PEM
provides eight channels of power inputs for four PMs. The device has four PEMs and 16 PMs.

Figure 3-6 Architecture of the CX600-X16A DC power supply system

Power area A
Power area B
PM
P PM
E
PM MPU
M
PM
PM
P PM
E LPU
M PM
PM
backplane
backplane
PM
System
Power
P PM
E SFU
M PM
PM
PM
P PM FAN
E
M PM
PM
As shown in Figure 3-7, the power supply system of the CX600-X16A consists of PEMs and
PMs. After the external power is input to PMs through PEMs, the PMs perform current
equalization and regulation and output the power to the power supply backplane. Each PEM
provides four channels of power inputs (with two planes of A and B) for four PMs. The
device has four PEMs and 16 PMs.

Figure 3-7 Architecture of the CX600-X16A AC power supply system

Power area A
Power area B
PM
P PM
E
M PM MPU
PM
PM
P PM
E LPU
M PM
PM
backplane
backplane
PM
System
Power
P PM
E SFU
M PM
PM
PM
P PM FAN
E
M PM
PM
3.2.3 DC Power Supply System

This section describes the appearance, functions, and technical parameters of the DC power
supply module.
Overview
The CX600-X16A uses non-partitioned power supply, which consists of PEMs, PMs, PMUs,
and switches. In the DC power distribution mode, the DC PEM and DC PM are used. The
PEM connects to the PM in the chassis. Power is input into the PM through the PEM. The PM
smoothens the current and stabilizes the voltage before providing power for the device.
There are two power supply switches on a device. When one or two switches are on, the
device powers on. When two switches are off, the device powers off. To ensure power supply
for a running device, ensure that two switches are on.

Figure 3-8 Main components of the DC power supply system
ACT
ALM
RUN
PMU2
Alarm Alarm
Input Output Input Output
ACT
ALM
RUN
PMU1 Alarm
Input Output
PEM
RTN(+) NEG(-)
1
— -48V—-60V;63A
Alarm
Input Output
INPUT
Alarm Alarm
---
Alarm
Input Output
PEM
RTN(+) NEG(-)
— -48V—-60V;63A
Alarm
Input Output
INPUT
Alarm
Input Output
---
PEM
RTN(+) NEG(-)
2
— -48V—-60V;63A
INPUT
---
ACT
ALM
RUN
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ACT
ALM
RUN
PUSH
STATUS
FAN
1. DC 2. PMU 3. 4. DC PEM
PM Switch
You can configure PMs based on the board power consumption on the CX600-X16A. PMs
work in N+1 backup mode. The PMs that back up each other obtains power from different
power sources so that one can provide power when the other becomes faulty.
The following table shows the DC PM technical specifications.
Table 3-5 DC PM technical specifications
Item Parameter
Rated input voltage -48 V DC / -60 V DC
Input voltage range -40 V DC to -72 V DC
Maximum input current 63 A
Maximum output power of 2200 W

a module
PEMs connect to PMs in the chassis. The mappings between PMs and PEM wiring terminals
are as follows.
Figure 3-9 PEM and PM numbers

1 2 3 4 B1 B2 B3 B4 A4 A3 A2 A1
5 6 7 8 B5 B6 B7 B8 A8 A7 A6 A5
9 10 11 12 B9 B10 B11 B12 A12 A11 A10 A9
13 14 15 16 B13 B14 B15 B16 A16 A15 A14 A13
PM PEM

Table 3-6 Mappings between PEMs and PMs

PEM PM
A1, B1 1
A2, B2 2
A3, B3 3
...... ......
A16, B16 16
Figure 3-10 shows the appearance of aCX600-X16A DC PEM module.
Figure 3-10 Appearance of the CX600-X16A DC PEM module
Figure 3-11 shows the appearance of aCX600-X16A DC PM module.
Figure 3-11 Appearance of the CX600-X16A DC PM module
Table 3-7 lists the indicators on the panel of an DC power module.

Table 3-7 Indicator description

Indicator Color Normal Abnormal Reason
Status Status
Input Green On Blinking The input

voltage exceeds
the preset
operating
voltage range.
Off No DC input.
Output Green On off The power

module does
not have DC
output or the
output voltage
less than 43V.
Alarm Red Off On l Fans are

faulty.
l The device
is powered
off due to
overtempera
ture.
l The device
is powered
off due to
over-output-
voltage.
l The device
is powered
off due to
overcurrent
or short
circuit.
l The current
of modules
is seriously
imbalanced.
3.2.4 240V High-efficiency DC Power Supply System

supply module.
Overview
The device uses non-partitioned power supply, which consists of PEMs, PMs, PMUs, and
switches. In the DC power distribution mode, the DC PEM and DC PM are used. The PEM

connects to the PM in the chassis. Power is input into the PM through the PEM. The PM
Figure 3-12 Main components of the 240V High-efficiency DC power supply system
ACT
ALM
RUN
PMU2
Alarm Alarm
ACT
ALM
RUN
PMU1 Alarm
Input Output
1 4
Alarm
Input Output
-D -D
NEPS-2200 NEPS-2200
Alarm Alarm
-D
NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D
NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D -D
NEPS-2200 NEPS-2200
Alarm Alarm
-D
NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D
NEPS-2200
2
Alarm
Input Output
-D -D
NEPS-2200 NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D
NEPS-2200
ACT
ALM
RUN
-D ON
NEPS-2200
OFF
-D ON
NEPS-2200 OFF
ACT
ALM
RUN
3
PUSH
STATUS
FAN
1. DC PM 2. PMU 3. 4. DC PEM
Switch
You can configure PMs based on the board power consumption on the device. PMs work in N
+N backup mode. The PMs that back up each other obtains power from different power
sources so that one can provide power when the other becomes faulty. When the power supply
system is fully configured with eight pairs of PMs (16 PMs), a maximum of 24000 W power
is provided.
The following table shows the 240V High-efficiency DC PM technical specifications.
Table 3-8 240V High-efficiency DC PM technical specifications

Item Parameter
Rated input voltage 240 V DC
Input voltage range 190 V DC to 290 V DC
Output voltage range 53.5 V DC ± 0.5 V DC
Maximum input current of 14 A

each supply

a module
are as follows.

Figure 3-13 Mappings between PEMs and PMs
A1 A2 B2 B1 B1 B2 A2 A1
A3 A4 B4 B3 B3 B4 A4 A3
A5 A6 B6 B5 B5 B6 A6 A5
A7 A8 B8 B7 B7 B8 A8 A7
PM PEM
Figure 3-14 shows the appearance of 240V high-efficiency DC PEM module.
Figure 3-14 Appearance of the 240V high-efficiency DC PEM module
Figure 3-15 shows the appearance of 240V high-efficiency DC PM module.
Figure 3-15 Appearance of the 240V high-efficiency DC PM module
Table 3-9 lists the indicators on the panel of an DC power module.


Status Status
Input indicator Green On Off No DC input, or

overvoltage/
undervoltage of
the DC input),
or the power
module does
not have DC
output.
Output Green Off On The power

indicator module does
not have DC
output or the
output voltage
less than 43V.A
Fault indicator Red Off On l Fans are

faulty
l The device
is powered
off due to
overtempera
ture.
l The device
is powered
off due to
over-output-
voltage.
l The device
is powered
off due to
overcurrent
or short
circuit.
l The current
of modules
is seriously
imbalanced.
3.2.5 380V High-efficiency DC Power Supply System

supply module.

Overview
switches. In the DC power distribution mode, the DC PEM and DC PM are used. The PEM
Figure 3-16 Main components of the 380 V High-efficiency DC power supply system
1. DC PM 2. PMU 3. 4. DC PEM
Switch
sources so that one can provide power when the other becomes faulty. When the power supply
system is fully configured with eight pairs of PMs (16 PMs), a maximum of 24000 W power
is provided.
The following table shows the 380 V High-efficiency DC PM technical specifications.
Table 3-10 380 V High-efficiency DC PM technical specifications

Item Parameter
Rated input voltage 380 V DC
Input voltage range 260 V DC to 400 V DC
Input voltage range 53.5 V DC ± 0.5 V DC
Maximum input current of 14 A

each supply

a module

are as follows.
A1 A2 B2 B1 B1 B2 A2 A1
A3 A4 B4 B3 B3 B4 A4 A3
A5 A6 B6 B5 B5 B6 A6 A5
A7 A8 B8 B7 B7 B8 A8 A7
PM PEM
Figure 3-18 shows the appearance of 380V high-efficiency DC PEM module.
Figure 3-18 Appearance of the 380V high-efficiency DC PEM module
Figure 3-19 shows the appearance of 380V high-efficiency DC PM module.
Figure 3-19 Appearance of the 380V high-efficiency DC PM module


Status Status
Input indicator Green On Off No DC input, or

overvoltage/
undervoltage of
the DC input),
or the power
module does
not have DC
output.

not have DC
output or the
output voltage
less than 43V.A

faulty
l The device
is powered
off due to
overtempera
ture.
l The device
is powered
off due to
over-output-
voltage.
l The device
is powered
off due to
overcurrent
or short
circuit.
l The current
of modules
is seriously
imbalanced.
3.2.6 AC Power Supply System

This section describes the appearance, functions, and the technical parameters of an AC
power module.

Overview
switches. In the AC power distribution mode, the AC PEM and AC PM are used. The PEM
converts the AC power into DC power before providing power for the device.
Figure 3-20 Main components of the AC power supply system
ACT
ALM
RUN
PMU2
Alarm Alarm
ACT
ALM
RUN
PMU1 Alarm
Input Output
1 4
Alarm
Input Output
-D -D
NEPS-2200 NEPS-2200
Alarm Alarm
-D
NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D
NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D -D
NEPS-2200 NEPS-2200
Alarm Alarm
-D
NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D
NEPS-2200
2
Alarm
Input Output
-D -D
NEPS-2200 NEPS-2200
Alarm
Input Output
-D
NEPS-2200
ACT
ALM
RUN
-D ON
NEPS-2200
OFF
-D ON
NEPS-2200 OFF
ACT
ALM
RUN
3
PUSH
STATUS
FAN
1. AC PM 2. PMU 3. 4. AC PEM
Switch
sources so that one can provide power when the other becomes faulty. When eight pairs of
PMs (16 PMs) are fully configured on a device with the 220 V AC power supply system, a
maximum of 21600 W(2700 W PM) or 24000 W(3000 W PM) power is provided. The 110 V
double live wire input, instead of 110 V AC single-phase input, is supported.
The following table lists the AC PM technical specifications.
Table 3-12 2700 W AC PM technical specifications

Item Specification
Input Rated voltage 200V AC to 240V AC
Maximum voltage 90V AC to 290V AC

range
Maximum input 16 A
current
2700 W / 3000 W 2700 W

Table 3-13 3000 W AC PM technical specifications

Item Specification
Input Rated voltage 200V AC to 240V AC
Maximum voltage 90V AC to 290V AC

range
Maximum input 16 A
current
2700 W / 3000 W 3000 W
are as follows.
A1 A2 B2 B1 B1 B2 A2 A1
A3 A4 B4 B3 B3 B4 A4 A3
A5 A6 B6 B5 B5 B6 A6 A5
A7 A8 B8 B7 B7 B8 A8 A7
PM PEM
Figure 3-22 shows the appearance of anCX600-X16A AC PEM module.
Figure 3-22 Appearance of the AC PEM module

Figure 3-23 shows the appearance of anCX600-X16A AC PM module.
Figure 3-23 Appearance of the AC PM module
Table 3-14 lists the indicators on the panel of an AC power module.

Status Status
Input indicator Green On Off No AC input, or

overvoltage/
undervoltage of
the AC input, or
the power
module does
not have AC
output.

not have AC
output or the
output voltage
less than 43V.A


Status Status

faulty
l The device
is powered
off due to
overtempera
ture.
l The device
is powered
off due to
over-output-
voltage.
l The device
is powered
off due to
overcurrent
or short
circuit.
l The current
of modules
is seriously
imbalanced.

system.
3.3.1 System Air Channel

The CX600-X16A supports a maximum of six fan modules. For a platform with forwarding
capacity as 400 Gbit/s or below, only four fan modules need to be configured. For a platform
with forwarding capacity as 1 Tbit/s, six fan modules need to be configured. Each fan module
consists of six fans.
Figure 3-24 shows the locations of the fan module and the air intake vent.

Figure 3-24 Locations of the fan module and the air channel
1. Upper air intake 2. Lower air intake 3. Air intake vent in the SFU 4. Fan module
vent vent area
The CX600-X16A provides three air channels. Each of the upper board cage and the lower
board cage has an air channel. Both air channels draw air from the front and exhausts air from
the rear. The SFU slot area has an air channel. The air channel draws air from the left and
exhausts air from the rear top and rear bottom. The system draws air for heat dissipation.
Figure 3-25 shows air flows.

Figure 3-25 Diagram of air flows
3.3.2 Fan Speed Adjustment

This section describes the fan Speed adjustment.
When the system is in full configuration, the temperatures reported by the temperature sensors
on the LPUs, SFUs, and MPUs serve as the basis for fan speed adjustment. General rules are
listed as follows:

Table 3-15 Fan Speed Adjustment Principles

Ambient Rotational Noise and Dissipation Standards
Temperat Speed
ure
-5°C - Low rotation When fans rotate at a constantly low speed and the fans
+27°C speed (30%) meet heat dissipation requirements of a fully configured
(23°F - system.
80.6°F)
27°C - Linear variation The fan speed is adjusted smoothly in linear mode,
40°C without a sharp increase in noises.
(80.6°F -
104°F)
Over 40°C High speed Fans rotate at high speed to meet heat dissipation
(104°F) (100%) requirements.
3.3.3 Fan Module

This section describes and shows the appearance of the fan module.
Overview
The fan module is located on the air exhaust vent. Each fan module contains six fans. When a
single fan fails, the heat dissipation system enables the system to work for a short period of
time at an ambient temperature of 40°C (104°F). Figure 3-26 shows the diagram of a fan
module.
Figure 3-26 Diagram of a fan module
Table 3-16 describes the indicators on the fan module.

Table 3-16 Description of the indicators on the fan module

Indicator Color Description
STATUS Green If the indicator blinks once

every two seconds (0.5 Hz),
it indicates that the fan
module works normally.
Red If the indicator is steady on,

it indicates that the fan
module is faulty.
Technical Specifications
Technical specifications of the fan module are shown in Table 3-17.
Table 3-17 Technical specifications of the fan module

Item Technical Specifications
Dimensions (H x W x D) 131 mm x 440 mm x 120 mm (5.16 in. x

17.32 in. x 4.72 in.)
Weight 5.4 kg (11.91 lb)
Power consumption (typical value) 100% of the maximum rotational speed:

500W
35% of the maximum rotational speed: 48
W
3.3.4 Air Filter

A black sponge air filter on the air intake vent prevents dust from getting into the system. The
air filter can be removed and cleaned. Cleaning air filters once every three months is
recommended.
The CX600-X16A has three air filters, the locations of which are shown in Figure 3-27.

Figure 3-27 Location of air filters
1. Upper air filter 2. Lower air filter 3. Air filter in the SFU area
The appearance of the air filter is shown in Figure 3-28.
Figure 3-28 Appearance of the air filter

The appearance of the air filter in the SFU slot area is shown in Figure 3-29.
Figure 3-29 Appearance of the air filter in the SFU slot area

NOTE
The 200G switch fabric unit cannot be used together with 40G switch fabric unit for long-term
operation, and can be used together only for short-term operation during upgrade.
3.4.1 Introduction to a Switching Network

This section describes the principle of the SFU.
The switching network responsible for exchanging data between LPUs is a key component of
the CX600. The CX600 uses switching chips developed by Huawei and Memory-Crossbar-
Memory (M-C-M) to provide a three-level switching mode. Level-1 and level-3 switching use
a shared-memory model and are performed on LPUs; level-2 switching uses a Crossbar model
and is performed on SFUs. Figure 3-30 shows the switching network of the CX600.
The level-1 switching chip on one LPU is fully connected to the level-2 switching chips on
SFUs. The level-2 switching chips on the SFUs are also fully connected to the level-3
switching chip on another LPU. In addition, the level-2 crossbar switching chips work in load
balancing mode on multiple switching planes. The entire switching network is unblocked. The
following describes how data packets are transmitted across the switching network.
1. Data packets enter an LPU through physical interfaces and are fragmented into cells of a
fixed length. These cells are then sent to the level-1 switching chips. After being
buffered and scheduled, the cells enter the crossbar switching chips on the SFU. The
level-1 switching chip on an LPU is fully connected with all of the level-2 switching
chips. As a result, the same number of cells can be distributed to each level-2 switching
plane. This implements load balancing on switching planes and facilitates fault tolerance.

2. After the cells reach the crossbar switching chips, the crossbar switching chips schedule
the cells to the corresponding outbound interfaces according to the destination interfaces
of the data packets. The cells are then sent to the level-3 switching chips on another
LPU. At this time, the switching of the cells by the level-2 switching chips is completed.
3. After the cells reach the level-3 switching chips on another LPU, the system searches for
the destination interfaces. Once found, the cells are reassembled and sent out through
physical interfaces. At this time, switching of the data packets is completed.
Figure 3-30 Switching network of the CX600
SFU
Forwarding
Table
Memory Memory
IP DATA Forwarding IP DATA
Decision
Forwarding
Table
Crossbar
Memory Memory
Decision
Forwarding
Table
Memory Memory
Decision
LPU LPU
Reliability
The device has four SFUs that work in 3+1 load balancing mode. The four SFUs load balance
services at the same time. When one SFU is faulty or being replaced, the other three SFUs
automatically take over the services on the faulty one to prevent service interruption, thus
improving system reliability.
3.4.2 SFUI-480-B
This section describes the appearance, panel, and technical specifications of the SFUI-480-B.
Appearance
The SFUI-480-B on the CX600-X16A switches data for the entire system at the line speed of
480 Gbit/s (480 Gbit/s for the upstream traffic and 480 Gbit/s for the downstream traffic).
This ensures a congestion-free switching network.

NOTE
The SFUI-480-B can be used only on the CX600-X16A. The SFU isolate-switch should be enabled after
the SFU installed and disabled before the SFU removed.
The CX600-X16A has four SFUI-480-Bs, which implement 3+1 load balancing and provide
25.16 Tbit/s (bidirectional) line-rate switching capability for the entire device.
Four SFUI-480-Bs work at the same time. When an SFUI-480-B is faulty or replaced, the
other three SFUI-480-Bs will automatically take over the services to ensure uninterrupted
services.
The SFUI-480-B provides a separate monitoring channel to monitor the voltage, current, and
temperature and protects the system against overvoltage, overcurrent, and overheat.
Figure 3-31 shows the appearance of the SFUI-480-B.
Figure 3-31 SFUI-480-B appearance
Panel
Figure 3-32 shows the panel.
Figure 3-32 Panel
1. RUN indicator 2. OFL button 3. OFL indicator
Table 3-18 describes the buttons and indicators on the panel.

Table 3-18 Buttons and indicators on the panel

LED Description
RUN Before the SFU registration: If the indicator blinks twice every second (2
Hz), the system is in the alarm state.
After the SFU registration: If the indicator blinks once every two seconds
(0.5 Hz), the system runs normally.
OFL When the SFU works normally, the OFL indicator is off. After pressing the
OFL button for a long time, the OFL indicator is on.
Table 3-19 describes the technical specifications of the SFUI-480-B.
Table 3-19 SFUI-480-B technical specifications

Item Specification
Silkscreen of SFUI-480-B
the board
name
Power 190 W
consumption
Heat 616.41 BTU/hour

dissipation
Dimensions 40.1 mm x 409.3 mm x 534.3 mm (1.58 in. x 16.11 in. x 21.04 in.)
(H x W x D)
Earliest V800R006C20
software
version
3.4.3 SFUI-1T-B
This section describes the appearance, panel, and technical specifications of the SFUI-1T-B.
Appearance
The SFUI-1T-B on the CX600-X16A switches data for the entire system at the line speed of
1T bit/s (1T bit/s for the upstream traffic and 1T bit/s for the downstream traffic). This
ensures a congestion-free switching network.
NOTE
The SFUI-1T-B can be used only on the CX600-X16A. The SFU isolate-switch should be enabled after
the SFU installed and disabled before the SFU removed.

The CX600-X16A has four SFUI-1T-Bs, which implement 3+1 load balancing and provide
51.9 Tbit/s (bidirectional) line-rate switching capability for the entire device.
Four SFUI-1T-Bs work at the same time. When an SFUI-1T-B is faulty or replaced, the other
three SFUI-1T-Bs will automatically take over the services to ensure uninterrupted services.
The SFUI-1T-B provides a separate monitoring channel to monitor the voltage, current, and
temperature and protects the system against overvoltage, overcurrent, and overheat.
Figure 3-33 shows the appearance of the SFUI-1T-B.
Figure 3-33 SFUI-1T-B appearance
Panel
Figure 3-34 shows the panel.
Figure 3-34 Panel
1. RUN indicator 2. OFL indicator 3. OFL button
Table 3-20 describes the buttons and indicators on the panel.

Table 3-20 Buttons and indicators on the panel

LED Description
RUN Before the SFU registration: If the indicator blinks twice every second (2
Hz), the system is in the alarm state.
After the SFU registration: If the indicator blinks once every two seconds
(0.5 Hz), the system runs normally.
ACT If the indicator is steady green, the board is working properly; if the indicator
is off, the board is faulty.
OFL When the SFU works normally, the OFL indicator is off. After pressing the
OFL button for a long time, the OFL indicator is on.
Table 3-21 describes the technical specifications of the SFUI-1T-B.
Table 3-21 SFUI-1T-B technical specifications

Item Specification
Silkscreen of SFUI-1T-B
the board
name
Power 270W
consumption
Heat 1093.1 BTU/hour

dissipation
Weight 9.5 kg
Dimensions 40.1 mm x 409.3 mm x 534.3 mm (1.58 in. x 16.11 in. x 21.04 in.)
(H x W x D)
Earliest V800R006C20
software
version
3.5 Control Plane

This chapter describes the control plane of the CX600-X16A.
3.5.1 Introduction to the Control Plane

This section describes the functions of the control plane.
The control plane of the CX600-X16A is separated from the data plane and the monitoring
plane.

The MPU on the CX600-X16A is responsible for system control and management, including
route calculation, device management and maintenance, and device monitoring.
System Control and Management Unit

As the system control and management unit, the MPU provides the following functions on the
system control panel:
l Route calculation: All routing protocol packets are sent by the forwarding engine to the
MPU for processing. In addition, the MPU broadcasts and filters packets, and downloads
routing policies from the policy server.
l Outband communication between boards: The LAN switch modules integrated on the
MPU provide outband communications between boards. In this manner, messages can be
controlled, maintained, and exchanged between SFUs and LPUs.
l Device management and maintenance: Devices can be managed and maintained through
the management interfaces (serial interfaces) provided by the MPU.
l Data configuration: The MPU stores configuration data, startup files, charging
information, upgrade software, and system logs.
System Clock Unit

As the system clock unit, the MPU provides accurate and reliable SDH clock signals for
LPUs. The MPU can provide three-channel 2.048 MHz synchronous clock signals for the
downstream devices, or receive 2.048 MHz or 2.048 Mbit/s external reference clock signals.
To support IEEE 1588v2, that is, the Precision Time Protocol (PTP), the SDH clock interface
can input time information in multiple formats by selecting specific software.
System Maintenance Unit

As the system maintenance unit, the MPU collects monitored information to test system units
locally or remotely or perform in-service upgrades on system units.
The MPU periodically collects information about the operation of system units through the
monitor bus. The MPU then generates related control information based on the collected
information, for example, information collected by detecting board installations and adjusting
fan speed. Through the joint test action group (JTAG) bus, the MPU remotely or locally tests
system units or performs in-service upgrades on system units.
Reliability
The main control modules, clock modules, and LAN switch modules on the MPU work in 1:1
hot backup mode, thus improving system reliability.
The two MPUs work in 1:1 backup mode. Each MPU monitors the status of the other. If the
master MPU is faulty, the slave MPU automatically becomes the master MPU.
3.5.2 Main Processing Unit B5

This section describes the functions of the MPUB5.
Appearance
Figure 3-35 shows appearance of the MPU.

Figure 3-35 Appearance of the MPU
Panel
Figure 3-36 shows the appearance of the panel.
Figure 3-36 Appearance of the Panel
1. GE/10GE SFP+ 2. FSP1 3. FSP0 4. MGMT-ETH
5. AUX 6. CONSOLE 7. CLK/TOD1 8. CLK/TOD0
9. CLK/Serial 10. CLK/1PPS 11. ACT active/standby indicator 12. RUN indicator
13. OFL indicator 14. OFL button 15. ALM indicator 16. RESET
Table 3-22 lists the buttons and indicators on the panel of the MPU.
Table 3-22 Buttons and indicators on the panel of the MPU
Indicator/Button Description
OFL button To remove a board, you must hold the button for six seconds
until the OFL indicator turns on.
Note: This button takes effect only with the slave MPU.
OFL indicator (red) If the indicator is on, it indicates that you can remove the
board.

Indicator/Button Description
RUN indicator (green) Before the MPU is powered on and registers, the indicator
status is changed in the sequence of off-blinks quickly (2 Hz)-
off-steady on-blinks slowly (0.5 Hz).
After the MPU is powered on and registers: If the indicator
blinks at 0.5 Hz, the system is working properly.
NOTE
The possible reasons why the indicator is off are listed below:
l BootROM is damaged.
l The MPU cannot be powered on.
The possible reasons why the indicator blinks quickly are listed below:
l SSD (SATA card) is faulty.
l The other control chips on the MPU are faulty, causing the MPU
not to be able to initialize.
ALM indicator (red) If the indicator is steady on, it indicates that the system is in
the alarm state.
If the indicator is steady off, it indicates that the system is in
the normal state.
ACT active/standby If the indicator is steady on, it indicates that the MPU is in the
indicator (green) active state.
If the indicator is off, it indicates that the MPU is in the
standby state.
Reset button The button is used for resetting the MPU.
SFP LINK/ACT If the indicator is steady on, it indicates that the link is normal.
indicator (green) If the indicator is blinking, it indicates that data is being
transmitted.
MGMT-ETH LINK If the indicator is steady on, it indicates that the link is normal.
indicator (green) (on If the indicator is off, it indicates that the link is Down.
Ethernet network
interfaces)
MGMT-ETH ACT If the indicator is blinking, it indicates that data is being

indicator (amber) (on transmitted.
Ethernet interfaces) If the indicator is off, it indicates that no data is being
transmitted.
Table 3-23 describes the interfaces on the MPU and their uses.
Table 3-23 Interfaces on the MPU and their uses
Interface Name Connector Type Description
FSP0, FSP1 RJ45 Reserved. It functions as an interface for

fast chassis switchovers.

Interface Name Connector Type Description
GE/10GE SFP+ SFP+ Reserved. It is used to cascade chassis. It

can be configured on GE/10GE optical
modules and 1000M/100M electrical
modules.
MGMT-ETH interface RJ45 It connects to the NMS workstation and

(10M/100M/1000M has LINK and ACT indicators.
Base-TX auto-sensing)
Console interface RJ45 It connects to the console for the on-site

configuration of the system.
AUX interface RJ45 It connects to the Modem for remote

NOTE maintenance through dialing.
User login by using AUX
interfaces is not supported
at present.This interface is
used for reservation
expansion.
CLK/TOD0 RJ45 It is used to input or output 2-Mbit/s

clock signals, 2-MHz clock signals.
CLK/TOD1
CLK/1PPS SMB It is used to input 2-Mbit/s clock signals,

2-MHz clock signals.
CLK/Serial SMB It is used to output 2-Mbit/s clock signals,

2-MHz clock signals.
Interface Attributes
Table 3-24 lists the GE/10GE-SFP+ interface attributes.
Table 3-24 GE/10GE-SFP+ interface attributes

Attribute Description
Connector type SFP
Operation mode 1000M Fiber
Standard compliance IEEE 802.3-2002
Cable specification Single-mode or multi-mode fibers
Table 3-25 lists the attributes of the 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T-RJ45 interfaces.

Table 3-25 10Base-T/100Base-TX/1000Base-T-RJ45 interface attributes
Connector type RJ45
Operation mode 10M/100M/1000M auto-sensing interfaces, supporting half-duplex and

full-duplex modes
Standard IEEE 802.3-2002

compliance
Cable Category 5 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cables recommended when

specification the interface rate is 10 Mbit/s or 100 Mbit/s; super category 5 Shielded
Twisted Pair (STP) cables recommended when the interface rate is 1000
Mbit/s
Table 3-26 lists the console interface attributes.
Table 3-26 Console interface attributes
Connector type RJ45
Operation mode Duplex Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART)
Electrical RS-232
attribute
Baud rate 9600 bit/s (default value), which can be changed as required
Data equipment Data Circuit-terminating Equipment (DCE)

type
Cable 8-core shielded cable

specification
Table 3-27 lists the AUX interface attributes.
Table 3-27 AUX interface attributes
Connector Type RJ45
Operation mode Duplex UART
Electrical RS-232
attribute
Baud rate 9600 bit/s (default value), which can be changed as required

Data equipment Data Terminal Equipments (DTE)

type
Cable 8-core shielded cable

specification
Table 3-28 lists the external clock interface attributes.
Table 3-28 External clock interface attributes
Connector type RJ45
Cable 120-ohm clock cable

specification
Standard G.703
compliance
Table 3-29 lists the external clock interface attributes.
Table 3-29 External clock interface attributes
Connector type SMB
Cable 75-ohm clock cable

specification
Standard G.703
compliance
Table 3-30 lists the technical specifications of the MPU.
Table 3-30 Technical specifications of the MPU
Item Specifications
Silkscreen of the MPUB

board name
Power consumption 90 W

Item Specifications
Heat dissipation 291.98 BTU/hour
Weight 4.5 kg
Dimensions (H x W x 40.1 mm x 399.2 mm x 535.6 mm (1.58 in. x 15.72 in. x 21.09

D) in.)
Lowest Software Vers V800R006C20

ion

Hardware Description 4 CX600-X16 Chassis Overview
4 CX600-X16 Chassis Overview
About This Chapter
This section provides an overview of the CX600-X16 Chassis.

4.1 Overview
This chapter describes the power supply system used by the CX600.
system.
4.5 Control Plane
This chapter describes the control plane of the CX600-X16.

4.1 Overview
4.1.1 System Overview

This section gives an overview of the system.
System Overview
The CX600 series use a centralized routing engine and distributed forwarding architecture.
This helps provide rich and flexible service and large-capacity forwarding.
The CX600-X16 has an integrated chassis, with its main components all supporting hot
swapping.
The CX600-X16 supports all the Line Processing Units (LPUs) on the CX600, but uses new
Main Processing Units (MPUs) and Switch and Fabric Units (SFUs).
As shown in Figure 4-1, the CX600-X16 has 16 LPU slots.
Figure 4-1 Appearance of the CX600-X16

System Architecture
The CX600-X16 uses a system architecture shown in Figure 4-2. In this architecture, the data
plane, management and control plane, and monitoring plane are separated. This design helps
to improve system reliability and allows each plane to upgrade separately.
Figure 4-2 Diagram of the system architecture
LPU SRU LPU
Monitoring Monitoring
unit unit
Monitoring
plane System
monitoring unit Monitoring
Monitoring
unit unit
Management Management
System
unit unit
Control and monitoring unit
management
plane Management Management
unit Switching
unit
network
control unit
unit unit
Data
Switching
plane network
unit 交换网板
SFU unit
LPU LPU
Main System Features

The CX600-X16 provides the following system features:
l Distributed hardware-based forwarding and fast service deployment

l Compact structure to increase interface density
l Normalized design of system components
l Separation of the control channel, service channel, and monitoring channel to ensure
non-blacking control channels and monitoring channels
l Carrier-class high reliability and manageability
l Shielding at the modular level to meet Electro Magnetic Compatibility (EMC)
requirements
l Hot-swappable boards, power modules, and fans
l U-shaped air channels to improve system heat dissipation

l Distributed power supply to enhance power supply capability for a single chassis
l Support for 200 mm (7.87 in.) fans
l MPUs in 1:1 backup mode
l SFUs in load balancing mode
l Backup for key components such as power modules, fan modules, clocks, and
management buses
l Protection against incorrect of boards
l Queries about alarm prompts, alarm indications, running status, and alarm status of the
voltage and ambient temperature
4.1.2 Main Components and Slot Layout
Main Components
The CX600-X16 has an integrated chassis, with main components which all support hot
swapping.
Figure 4-3 shows the architecture and main components of the CX600-X16.
Figure 4-3 Appearance and main components of the CX600-X16
1.Air intake 2. MPU slot 3. Front cable 4. SFU slot 5. LPU slot
frame trough

6. Handle 7. Mounting ear 8. Fan module 9. Filtering box 10. PEM
11. Rear cable 12. Power management 13. Ground terminal 14. ESD jack (rear) 15. Central monitoring
trough interface module (Optional)
Slot Layout
Figure 4-4 shows the slot layout on the CX600-X16.
Figure 4-4 Slot layout on the CX600-X16
1 2 3 17 18 4 5 6 7
L L L M M L L L L
P P P P P P P P P
U U U U U U U U U
SFU 19
SFU 20
SFU 21
SFU 22
L L L L L L L L L
P P P P P P P P P
U U U U U U U U U
8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
An interface is numbered in the format of slot number/card number/port number

NOTE
Slot number: On the CX600-X16, the slots of LPUs are numbered from 1 to 16. The slot number
increases from left to right and from top to bottom, facing the front panel of the CX600 (there are
corresponding marks on the panel).
Card number:
l Upper chassis
l The cards of LPUs are numbered from top to bottom and from right to left beginning with 0.
If there is no card on a board, the card number is set to 0.
l Lower chassis
l The cards of LPUs are numbered from bottom to top and from left to right beginning with 0.
If there is no card on a board, the card number is set to 0.
Port number:
l Upper chassis
l The ports of LPUs are numbered from left to right and from top to bottom beginning with 0.
l Lower chassis
l The ports of LPUs are numbered from right to left and from bottom to top beginning with 0.
Table 4-1 describes the slot layout on the CX600-X16.
Table 4-1 Board distribution in the board cage of the CX600-X16
Slot Quant Slot Width Remarks

Number ity
1 to 16 16 41 mm (1.6 inches) These slots hold LPUs.
17 to 18 2 41 mm (1.6 inches) These slots hold MPUs that work in 1:1

backup mode.
19 to 22 4 41 mm (1.6 inches) These slots hold SFUs that work in 3+1

load balancing mode.
4.1.3 CX600-X16 Specifications
Chassis Specifications
Table 4-2 lists the physical parameters of the CX600-X16.
Table 4-2 Physical parameters of the CX600-X16
Item Description
Dimensions (H x W x D) 1420 mm x 442 mm x 650 mm (55.91 in. x 17.40 in. x

25.59 in.) (chassis main body dimensions)
1420 mm x 442 mm x 770 mm (55.91 in. x 17.40 in. x
30.31 in.) (chassis dimensions including the chassis's
front and rear assembly and cable racks)

Item Description
Installation position N68E cabinet or a standard 19-inch cabinet or a 23-

inch rack that complies with the North American
standard
Weight Empty chassis 69.6 kg (153.47 lb)
Full 279 kg (615.20 lb)

configuration
(maximal)
Integrated chassis 94.4 kg (208.15 1b)
Typical power consumption 6210 W
Heat dissipation 20147.8 BTU/hour
DC input Rated voltage -48 V

voltage
Maximum -38.4 V to -72 V
voltage range
AC input Input voltage 90 V to 275 V

voltage range 175 V to 275 V(recommend)
System MTBF (year) 21.66

reliability
MTTR (hour) 0.5
Ambient Long-term 0°C to 45°C (32°F to 113°F)

temperature
Short-term -5°C to 55°C (23°F to 131°F)
Remarks Limit of the temperature change rate: 30°C (86 °F)/

hour
Storage temperature -40°C to 70°C (-40°F to 158°F)
Relative humidity Long-term 5% RH to 85% RH, no coagulation
Short-term 5% RH to 95% RH, no coagulation
Storage humidity 5% RH to 100% RH, no coagulation
Long-term altitude ≤ 4000 m (13123.2 ft). If the altitude is between 1800

meters (5905.44 ft) and 4000 meters, the operating
temperature of the device must decrease by 1°C for
every 220 meters (721.776 ft) increase in altitude.
Storage altitude Lower than 5000 m (16404 ft)

NOTE
In the dimensions shown in the table, the width (W) does not include the rack-mounting ears.
Temperature and humidity are measured at 1.5 m (4.92 ft.) above the floor and 0.4 m (1.31 ft.) in front
of the cabinet. There should be no protection board on the front or back of the cabinet.
"Short-term" refers to continuous working time that does not exceed 96 hours and accumulated working
time per year that does not exceed 15 days. If the working time exceeds either of these values, it is
considered "long-term".
Product Specifications
Table 4-3 System configuration list of the CX600-X16

Item Description Remarks
Processing unit Main frequency: 1.5 GHz -
BootROM 16 MB -
SDRAM 4 GB Two 2 GB.
NVRAM 4 MB -
Flash 32 MB -
CF card 4 GB Two 2 GB CF cards.
Number of LPU slots 16 -
Number of MPU slots 2 -
Number of SFU slots 4 -
4.1.4 Board Specifications

This section describes the specifications of boards supported by the CX600-X16.
Table 4-4 lists the specifications of boards supported by the CX600-X16.
Table 4-4 Specifications of boards supported by the CX600-X16

VSUF 9.8.1 Flexible Card Versatile VSUF-160

Service Unit 160 (VSUF-160)
VSUF 9.8.2 Versatile Service Flexible SP160

Card (SP160)
VSUF Flexible Card Versatile Service VSUF-80

Unit 80 (VSUF-80)
MPU 4.5.2 Main Processing Unit B4 MPUB
MPU Main Processing Unit B5 MPUB

SFU 4.4.2 Switch Fabric Unit B SFUI-200-B
LPUI-21-L 24-Port 100/1000Base-X-SFP LPUI-21-L

L(LPUI-21-L)
LPUF-50 9.23 Flexible Card Line LPUF-50

Processing Unit(LPUF-50/
LPUF-50-L,four sub-slots)
LPUF-50 9.23.3 2-Port OC-3c/STM-1c FPIC-2xOC3-POS

POS-SFP Flexible Card

LPUF-50 9.23.8 2-Port Channelized P50-2xSTM1 cPOS-SFP

STM-1c POS-SFP Flexible
Card(P50)
LPUF-50 9.23.9 24-Port Channelized 24xcE1/cT1-DB100

E1/T1-DB100 Flexible Card

LPUF-50 9.23.4 8-Port 100/1000 Base-X- P10-8xFE/GE-SFP-A

SFP Flexible Card A(P10-
A,Supporting 1588v2)
LPUF-50 9.23.5 2-Port 10GBase WAN/ P50-2x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP

LAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A +-A

Card(P50)

Card(P50)
LPUF-50 8-Port OC-12c/STM-4c POS- FPIC-8xOC12-POS

SFP Flexible Card

SFP Flexible Card

SFP Flexible Card
LPUS-51 9.22.1 5-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUS-51

WAN-SFP+ Line Processing 5x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+-A
Unit S(LPUS-51)


Unit S(LPUS-51)
LPUS-51 9.22.3 48-Port 100/1000Base- LPUS-51

X-SFP Line Processing Unit 48xFE/GE-SFP-A
S(LPUS-51)

WAN-SFP+ + 24-Port 2x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP
100/1000Base-X-SFP Line +-24xFE/GE-SFP-A
Processing Unit S(LPUS-51)
LPUI-51 9.21.1 5-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51

WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line 5x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+-A
Processing Unit (LPUI-51)

LPUI-51 9.21.3 48-Port 100/1000Base- LPUI-51

X-SFP Integrated Line 48xFE/GE-SFP-A

WAN-SFP+ + 24-Port 2x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+
100/1000Base-X-SFP -24xFE/GE-SFP-A
Integrated Line Processing
Unit (LPUI-51)
LPUI-51-B 9.21.5 5-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51-B

Processing Unit B(LPUI-51-B)

LPUI-51-B 9.21.7 48-Port 100/1000Base- LPUI-51-B


Unit B(LPUI-51-B)
LPUI-51-L 9.21.9 5-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51-L

Processing Unit L(LPUI-51-L)

LPUI-51-L 9.21.10 48-Port 100/1000Base- LPUI-51-L

Processing Unit L(LPUI-51-L)
LPUI-51-L 9.21.11 2-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51-L

WAN-SFP+ + 32-Port 2x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP
100/1000Base-X-SFP +-32xFE/GE-SFP-A
Unit L(LPUI-51-L)
LPUI-51-E 9.21.12 5-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51-E

WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line 5x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
Processing Unit E(LPUI-51-E)
LPUI-51-E 9.21.13 2-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51-E

Unit E(LPUI-51-E)
LPUI-51-E 9.21.14 48-Port 100/1000Base- LPUI-51-E

Processing Unit E(LPUI-51-E)
LPUI-51-S 9.21.15 5-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51-S

WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line 5x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ -A
Processing Unit S(LPUI-51-S)
LPUI-51-S 9.21.16 2-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-51-S

Unit S(LPUI-51-S)
LPUI-51-S 9.21.17 48-Port 100/1000Base- LPUI-51-S

X-SFP Integrated Line 48×FE/GE-SFP-A
Processing Unit S(LPUI-51-S)
LPUF-51 9.20 Flexible Card Line LPUF-51/LPUF-51-B/LPUF-51-E

LPUF-51-B/LPUF-51-E,2 sub-
slots)
LPUF-51 9.20.1 24-Port 100/1000Base- P51-24xFE/GE-SFP-A

X-SFP Flexible Card A(P51-A)
LPUF-51 9.20.2 2-Port 10GBase LAN/ P51-2x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP

WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card +-A
A(P51-A)

WAN-SFP+Flexible Card A +-A
(P51-A, Occupy two sub-slots)

LPUF-51 9.20.4 20-Port P51-20xFE/GE-RJ45-A

10/100/1000Base-RJ45 Flexible
Card A(P51-A)
LPUF-51 9.20.5 2-Port OC-192c/ P51-2xOC192c/STM64c POS-

STM-64c POS-XFP Flexible XFP
Card(P51,Occupy one sub-
slot)

Processing Unit (LPUF-101/
LPUF-101-B)

X-SFP Flexible Card A(P101-
A)

A(P101-A)
LPUF-101 9.17.3 1-Port 40GBase LAN- P101-1x40GBase LAN-CFP-A

CFP Flexible Card A(P101-A)
LPUI-101 9.18.1 2-Port 40GBase LAN- LPUI-101

CFP Integrated Line 2x40GBase LAN-CFP-A

LPUI-101-B 9.18.3 2-Port 40GBase LAN- LPUI-101-B

CFP Integrated Line 2x40GBase LAN-CFP-B
Processing Unit B(LPUI-101-
B)

WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line 10x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+-B
B)
LPUS-101 9.19.1 2-Port 40GBase LAN- LPUS-101

CFP Line Processing Unit 2x40GBase LAN-CFP-A
S(LPUS-101)

Unit S(LPUS-101)
LPUF-120 9.15 Flexible Card Line LPUF-120/LPUF-120-B

LPUF-120-B)


WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card + -A
A(P120-A)
LPUF-120 9.15.2 1-Port 100GBase-CFP P120-1x100GBase LAN-CFP-A

Flexible Card A (P120-A)
LPUF-120 9.15.5 8-Port OC-48c/STM-16c P120-8×OC48 c/STM16c POS-

POS-SFP Flexible Card (P120) SFP
LPUF-120 9.15.4 12-Port 10GBase LAN/ P120-12x10GBase LAN/WAN-

WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card SFP+ -A
A(P120-A)

X-SFP Flexible Card A(P101-
A)

A(P101-A)
LPUF-120 9.15.8 2-Port OC-192c/ P51-2xOC192c/STM64c POS-

STM-64c POS-XFP Flexible XFP
Card(P51-A)
LPUF-120 9.17.3 1-Port 40GBase LAN- P101-1x40GBase LAN-CFP-A

CFP Flexible Card A(P101-A)
LPUF-120 9.15.9 6-Port OTU2-SFP+ P120-6x10G OTU2-SFP+

Flexible Card(P120)

Flexible Card (P240)
LPUI-120 9.16.1 12-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-120 12x10GBase LAN/

WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line WAN-SFP+ -A
Processing Unit(LPUI-120)
LPUI-120 9.16.2 2-Port 40GBase LAN- LPUI-120 2x40GBase LAN-CFP-

CFP Integrated Line A
LPUI-120 9.16.3 1-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-120 1x100GBase LAN-

Integrated Line Processing CFP-A
Unit (LPUI-120)
LPUI-120 9.16.4 12-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-120-B 12x10GBase LAN/

B)

LPUI-120 9.16.5 2-Port 40GBase LAN- LPUI-120 2x40GBase LAN-CFP-

CFP Integrated Line B
B)
LPUI-120 9.16.6 1-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-120-B 1x100GBase LAN-

Unit B (LPUI-120-B)
LPUI-120 9.16.7 12-Port OTU2-SFP+ LPUI-120 12x10G OTU2-SFP+

Unit(LPUI-120)
LPUI-120 9.16.8 12-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-120-L 12x10GBase LAN/

Processing Unit L (LPUI-120-
L)
LPUI-200 2-Port 100GE Tunable DWDM LPUI-200 2x100G DWDM

(LPUI-200)
LPUI-200 2-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-200 2x100GBase LAN-

Integrated Line Processing Unit CFP-A
(LPUI-200)
LPUI-200 20-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-200 20x10GBase LAN/

SFP+ Integrated Line Processing WAN-SFP+ -A
Unit(LPUI-200)
LPUI-200 1-Port 100GBase-CFP + 10-Port LPUI-200 1x100GBase LAN-CFP

10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ -10x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ -
Integrated Line Processing Unit A
(LPUI-200)
LPUI-200 2-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-200-L 2x100GBase LAN-

Integrated Line Processing Unit CFP-A
L (LPUI-200-L)
LPUI-200 20-Port 10GBase LAN/WAN- LPUI-200-L 20x10GBase LAN/

SFP+ Integrated Line Processing WAN-SFP+ -A
Unit L (LPUI-200-L)

Processing Unit(LPUF-200)


WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card A SFP+ -A
(P240-A)

LPUF-240 9.12 Flexible Card Line LPUF-240/LPUF-240-B

LPUF-240-B)


WAN-SFP+ Flexible Card SFP+ -A
A(P240-A)

Flexible Card (P240)
LPUI-240 9.13.1 2-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-240 2x100GBase LAN-

Unit (LPUI-240)
LPUI-240 9.13.2 24-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-240 24x10GBase LAN/

LPUI-240 9.13.3 1-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-240 1x100GBase LAN-CFP

+ 12-Port 10GBase LAN/ -12x10GBase LAN/WAN-SFP+ -
WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line A
LPUI-240 9.13.4 2-Port 100GBase LAN- LPUI-240-B 2x100GBase LAN-

CFP Integrated Line CFP-A
B)
LPUI-240 9.13.5 24-Port 10GBase LAN/ LPUI-240-B 24x10GBase LAN/

B)
LPUI-240 9.13.6 1-Port 100GBase-CFP LPUI-240-B 1x100GBase LAN-

+ 12-Port 10GBase LAN/ CFP -12x10GBase LAN/WAN-
WAN-SFP+ Integrated Line SFP+ -A
B)

This chapter describes the power supply system used by the CX600.
4.2.1 Architecture of the Power Supply System

This section describes the features of the power supply system.
The CX600-X16 supports either DC or AC power supply.

In the case of a DC power supply system, eight 70 A Power Entry Modules (PEMs) are
inserted at the rear of the chassis, working in 4+4 backup mode.
In the case of an AC power supply system, two AC power frames are placed outside the
chassis and installed with rectifier modules based on system power. The AC power frames are
then connected to the input terminals on the DC-PEMs to supply power for the system. (In
short, external AC power frames are added to the DC power supply system to constitute an
AC power supply system.)
4.2.2 Distributed Architecture of the System

This section describes partitioned power supply on the CX600-X16.
As shown in Figure 4-5, the CX600-X16 backplane is divided into four areas, with each area
having two power inputs. These eight power inputs work in backup mode.
Figure 4-5 Schematic diagram of the power supply for the CX600-X16
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
4.2.3 DC Power Supply System

supply module.
Figure 4-6 appearance of the PEM on theCX600-X16.
NOTE
For details about power lines, see DPD300-4-12 Power Distribution Box, Dual-Two Inputs.

Figure 4-6 Appearance of the CX600-X16's PEM
The LED indicators on the PEM of the CX600-X16 are described in Table 4-5.
Table 4-5 Description of the indicators of the PEM

RUN Green Indicates normal power output. If the indicator is steady on,
the power output is normal.
ALM Red Power failure indicator. If the indicator is steady on, it

indicates the following:
l The lightning protection link of the power module
failed.
l The power modules do not have input power.
If the CX600-X16 has a DC power supply system, eight 70 A PEMs work in 4+4 backup
mode. Figure 4-7 shows details of the DC power supply system.
Two -48V power inputs are joined on the board.
After the low-frequency filtering, the two -48 V power inputs for fans are joined inside the fan
module.
NOTE
In Figure 4-7, each DC power input contains one -48 V power input and one RTN input. Two separated RTN
inputs are joined on the board.

Figure 4-7 Architecture of the CX600-X16 DC power supply system
area 1 area 2
FAN FAN
backplane FFU FFU
LPU
DC a1
LPU
PEMA1 area 2
LPU
LPU
DC b1
LPU
PEMB1
LPU
LPU
MPU
MPU
DC a2
PEMA2
DC b2 area 1 SFU
PEMB2
SFU
SFU
DC a3 SFU
PEMA3
DC b3 area 3
PEMB3
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
LPU
DC a4
PEMA4
LPU
LPU
LPU
DC b4 area 4 LPU
PEMB4
FFU FFU
FAN FAN
area 4 area 3
Table 4-6 lists the technical parameters of the DC power supply module.
Table 4-6 Technical specifications of the DC PEM

Item Specification
Dimensions (H x W x D) 220 mm x 58 mm x 115 mm (8.66 in. x 2.28

in. x 4.53 in.)
Input voltage range -38.4 VDC to -72 VDC
Input rated voltage -48V/-60V
Maximum input current 70 A
Output voltage -38.4 VDC to -72 VDC
Output current 70 A

Item Specification
Rated current of the air-break 70 A
4.2.4 AC Power Supply System

This section describes the appearance, functions, and the technical parameters of the AC
power supply system.
Figure 4-8 and Figure 4-9 show the appearance of the AC power supply system.
Figure 4-8 Front view of the AC power supply system
Figure 4-9 Rear view of the AC power supply system
Figure 4-10 shows the AC power supply system of the CX600-X16. The input AC power is
converted into regulated DC power by an AC/DC converter. The resulting DC power output is
connected to the PEMs through external cables to supply power for all boards and fan
modules.
Two -48 V power inputs are joined on the board.
After the low-frequency filtering, the two -48 V power inputs for fans are joined inside the fan
module.

In Figure 4-10, each DC power input contains one -48 V power input and one RTN input.
Two separated RTN inputs are joined on the board.
Figure 4-10 Architecture of the CX600-X16 AC power supply system
Installing the AC power module in the same cabinet as the chassis is recommended. If the AC
power module cannot be installed in the same cabinet as the chassis, place it near the cabinet
and ensure correct cabling. Two AC power modules work in 1+1 backup mode. Each power
module provides four circuit breakers and eight AC power inputs. The current of each circuit
breaker is 20 A.
NOTE
PEM A1 and PEM B1 work in 1+1 backup mode, PEM A2 and PEM B2 work in 1+1 backup mode, PEM A3
and PEM B3 work in 1+1 backup mode, PEM A4 and PEM B4 work in 1+1 backup mode.
Table 4-7 lists the technical parameters of the AC power supply system.
Table 4-7 Technical specifications of the AC power supply system

Item Specification
Dimensions (H x W x D) 86.1 mm x 442.0 mm x 580.0 mm (3.39 in. x 17.40 in. x

22.83 in.)
Input voltage range 90 VAC to 275 VAC

175 VAC to 275 VAC(recommended)
Maximum input current 20 A/module

Item Specification
Maximum output current 50 A/module
Maximum output power 2900 W/module

system.
4.3.1 System Air Channel

This section describes the CX600-X16's system air channel.
The CX600-X16 is divided into an upper chassis and a lower chassis; it draws in air from the
front and exhausts air from the rear. The air intake vent on the upper chassis is located above
the board area on the front chassis; the air exhaust vent is located above the board area on the
rear chassis. The lower chassis and the upper chassis are opposites. The upper chassis and the
lower chassis also have separate heat dissipation systems.
The middle area of the CX600-X16 is for SFU slots. The air intake vent of this area is located
on the left of the chassis. Two upper SFU slots in the area draw in air from the left. When
flowing to the right, the air joins the air from the upper chassis. Two lower SFU slots in the
area also draw in air from the left. When flowing to the right, the air joins the air from the
lower chassis.
Figure 4-11 shows the air flow in the CX600-X16.

Figure 4-11 Air flow in the CX600-X16
4.3.2 Air Intake Vent

This section describes the air intake vents.
The CX600-X16 has three air channels.
The upper and lower chassis have separate air channels that draw air from the front and
exhausts air from the rear. The air filters are installed over the air intake vents. Each filter has
a curved face, large area, and small windage resistance. These features help to improve heat
dissipation efficiency. Air filters on the upper and lower chassis are identical.
The air channel in the SFU slot area is located on the left of the chassis. The air filter uses
front access. The depth of the air filter is the same as that of an SFU and the height of the air
filter is four times the height of the an SFU.
4.3.3 Fan Module

This section describes the appearance of the fan module.
Two fan modules, each containing one fan, are located side by side at the air exhaust vent. If a
single fan fails, the system can still work normally at an ambient temperature of 40°C (104°F)
for a short period of time. Figure 4-12 shows the appearance of a fan module.

Figure 4-12 Appearance of a fan module
Table 4-8 lists the indicators on the fan module.
Table 4-8 Description of the indicators on the fan module

STATUS Green If the indicator blinks, the

fan module is working
normally.
Red If the indicator blinks, the

fan module, PEM, or
filtering box is faulty.
Table 4-9 lists the technical specifications of the fan module.
Table 4-9 Technical specifications of the fan module

Item Specification
Dimensions (H x W x D) 243.7 mm x 210.4 mm x 100 mm (9.59 in. x

8.28 in. x 3.94 in.)
Power consumption (typical value) 100%:240 W

35%:25 W

4.3.4 Air Filter

The CX600-X16 draws in air from the front and exhausts air from the rear. The two air filters
on the upper and lower chassis are identical. To maximize air intake, the filters are fully
perforated. Air filters are fixed to the chassis by fasteners to facilitate filter removal and
replacement.Figure 4-13 shows the appearance of an air filter.
Figure 4-13 An air filter
The air channel in the SFU slot area is located on the left of the chassis. The air filter uses
front access. The depth of the air filter is the same as that of an SFU and the height of the air
filter is four times the height of an SFU as shown in Figure 4-14.
Figure 4-14 An air filter in the SFU slot area
Placing a black sponge air filter on the air intake vent helps to prevent dust from entering the
system. Cleaning air filters at least once every three months is recommended.
4.3.5 Fan Speed Adjustment

This section describes the fan speed adjustment.


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2 Product Signal Flow Overview................................................................................................... 3

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3.5.2 Main Processing Unit B5...........................................................................................................................................55

4 CX600-X16 Chassis Overview....................................................................................................62

5 CX600-X8A Chassis Overview................................................................................................ 102

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5.3.4 Fan Speed Adjustment.............................................................................................................................................140

6 CX600-X8 Chassis Overview....................................................................................................157

7 CX600-X3A Chassis Overview................................................................................................ 192

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7.2.4 AC Power Supply System....................................................................................................................................... 206

8 CX600-X3 Chassis Overview....................................................................................................218

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9.6 CX600-X3A Board Specifications............................................................................................................................. 294

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10.4.1 Introduction........................................................................................................................................................... 559

A List of Indicators....................................................................................................................... 574

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A.4.5 LPU Indicators........................................................................................................................................................587

B List of Boards............................................................................................................................. 594

C List of Interface Attributes......................................................................................................612

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D.6 1.25 Gbit/s SFP/eSFP Optical Module...................................................................................................................... 649

E DPD300-4-12 Power Distribution Box, Dual-Two Inputs................................................. 714

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Figure 2-1 Logical architecture

System bus CLK

System bus CLK

Data flow Uplink board Uplink Downlink Downlink D

2.2 Signal Flow on the Control Plane

Signal Flow on the Control Plane

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Figure 2-2 Signal flow transmission on the control plane

System backplane SFU