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TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEM TECHNICAL DATA SHEET (FOR LIONDE S/S) Rew. D Rene Rev. 8 FOR vt ev. E2023 | pry, | AHRYU | JwuuNG | JweaRK Ren A ocr2ai3 | FOR suiavu | swiuNe | swraRK Rew. 0 APPROVAL pate | status | besicneo | cneckeo | approve | MODIFICATION ‘CUENT Ea ELECTRICIDADE DE MOCAMBIQUE ‘CONSULTANT @ BYUCKSAN POWER CO., LTD ip HYOSUNG CORPORATION Ge necr Sesisc @ SEANENC ‘CONSORTIUM DEC 2013, [cONTRACT NO) THRYU [oA qwuune | AL 100/DIA-UGEA/2011 == awerark [2B Document Nox -€ OM- LI O- F- 00 VsheetNo: tofi|Rex. A EDM's No, RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN GAZA PROVINCE PROJECT somo Donte Port 3 Section 2.1 2-1 Technical Schedule & Particular Specification for Transmission Substation $-S-13_Telecomunication Equipment ‘Telecommunication Equipment Unit Required | Subcontractor Performance and Design Criteria Data Data Line trap DLTC Applied Standard lec 60353 | IEC 60353 Rated inductance mH 0.315 0315 Rated continuous current A 600 800 Power frequency inductance mH - 7 Carrier frequency bandwidth kHz 40-500 40-500 Centre frequency kHz - Not specified ‘Tapping loss (max) dB 25 2.5/6000hm_ Rated Impulse withstand voltage KV oak 550 550 Rated 1 sec. thermal current ka 25 25 Rated short time dynamic current for the kA 63 638 tuning device 7 AE 308 Power frequency test voltage for the protective KV me 230 na Device(Surge Arrester): ~ max. continuous operating voltage Ww % - = discharge class (1-5) 7 7 7 Line Matching Unit McD-80 Coupling type (Phase-to-Earth, Phase-to- Phase to Phase) Earth, Phase Frequency range (high-pass or band-pass) kHz 40 - 500 40-500 Field programmable frequency range (yes/no) Yes Coupling capacitance range nF 2-10 15-13 Nominal impedance, power line side a 200-500 | 240-320 Nominal impedance, PLC side a 75/125 Composite loss within tuned band dB <20 <10 Retum loss within tuned band 100 200 Nominal HF carrier power (PEP) w < 500 Up to 1000 Intermodulation and distortion @ PEP dB <80 80 Bidding Doounent No. 100 DIAUGEAT2OI BYUCKSAN Power Co., Ltd. RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN GAZ.A PROVINCE PROJECT 1 eww Approval Documents Port 3 Section 2.1 $-8-13_Telecomunication Equipment Telecommunication Equipment Unit Required | Subcontractor Performance and Design Criteria Data Data Earthing switch (InternaVexternal) - External Operating temperature °c | -20to +60 -40 to #70 Protection class > IP 43 IP 54 PLC set ETL600R4 Ambient conditions; Operating temperature °C -5 10 +50 “510 +55 Storage temperature oC -30 to +70 -30 to +70 Relative humidity @ 40°C % 95 95 Tele-protection; System designation Transmission type Analogue Analogue / Digital Required bandwidth # >t 8KHz/ 2 to 32kHz Guard/coding principle >t KAPSK for data Commands per system 4 per card Input(s) per command # >t 4 Activation voltage(s) VDC 24 to 250 Output(s) per command # >t 4 solid & 2 relay per card Type of output Solid state mechanical relay Maximum current A > 4A- Solid 5A—Relay PAX system in Mapai lot 4 4 Bidding Doounent No. 100 DIAUGEAT2OI BYUCKSAN Power Co., Ltd. + SCOPE OF SUPPLY FOR TELECOMMUNICATION Section 1.2 austere Description Uint FOB Origin 213 Line trap, 140kV, 600Amps, 0.215mH | Pe Switzerland Coupling capacitor, 110kV, 5575pF 244 nae anane Pc Switzerland Line matching unit with coupling 218 filters, protection circuit, etc. re ‘Seiertand i. PLC set with MDF cable and a a RSsesnnnn housing cubicle. oar COLTE (Optical Line Terminal Pc switzerland Equipment) oa Line trap, 140kV, 600Amps, 0.215mH | Pc Switzerland Coupling capacitor, 11OkV, 5575pF ; 92 ee Pc Switzerland Line matching unit with coupling i filters, protection circuit, tc. tot babeiaiated - PLC set with MDF cable anda a Partner housing cubicle. PBX (compatible to existing ae substation/control center) Pe Swaeeriand oA Necessary cables, patch connections | 4 SSSSEEEEEES and errection works 99 ‘SDH (Synchronous Digital Hierarchy) | Lot ‘switzerland ae COLTE (Optical Line Terminal ie eee Equipment) oat MUX (Multiplex) Lot Switzerland 10% but not less than one piece of ; 12.104 Se Lot Switzerland te 10% but not less than one piece of | poet each installed accessory oo Telecommunication system a ssssinnevtny configuration Laptop computer Note: Equpment is composed of materials from Switzerland or other 3" countries. However, all of equipment shall be assembled in ABB Switzerland and export to Mozambique as mentioned on price schedule, Project No. 016844 ABB ELECTRICIDADE DE MOZAMBIQUE RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN GAZA PROVINCE 016841 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION APPROVED By: 2013/12 /p0 PSNE/SOT BA0-2015 Funct 7 PSNE/AKH Z10-2013 __f* Rural Elect 34 aE Gaza Provi ABB 1KHD655165 1 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 REVISION [Link]. |Page (P) |Description Date Chapt. (C) Dept ‘init, Document creation [22-10-2013, PSNE/SOT 4KHD655165, en ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents 1. General... 2. Definitions and Abbreviations... 3. System Overview. 3.1. Broadband System... 32. PLC System 33. Line Traps. 3.4. Coupling Filters. 3.5. Optical Amplifier. 4. Scope of Supply...... 5. Transport... 5.1. SDH interfaces .. 5.2. Optical Power Budget. 6. PLC equipment... 6.1. Power Line Carrier Equipment ETL600 .. 6.1.1. Typical Frequency Allocation in a 4kHz AF channel(s) 6.2. Modular Coupling Device MCD80 ... at 6.3. Line Traps Type DLTC 7. Access equipment .. 7.1. Access multiplexer. 7.4.1. Main Units... 7.1.2. PDH Channel Unit. 7.2. Ethernet Switch MOXA EDS series 8. Telephony. 8.1. Telephone exchange 8.1.1, SOPHO Interface Description . 8.2. Telephone sets .. 9. Teleprotection... 9.41. Analague Protection Signaling Equipment 9.2. Digital Protection Signaling Equipment. 10. Network protection. 10.1. Protection of traffic in the network 10.2. Protection of critical equipment units. 11. Synchronization... 12. Equipment housing. 12.1, Cabinet E40D 12.2. Power supply 12.3. Customer interfaces. 12.3.1. IDF 12.3.2. Fiber Patch Panel (ODF)... 12.3.3. Optical Cables. 13. Network Management ABB 1KHD655165 en 3 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 14, 15. 16. 13.1. SDH/PDH & PLC Craft Terminal Software 13.2. ECC Channel to manage FOX515 . 13.3. External Alarm Monitoring ..... Customer benefits with ABB Solution. oe a 14.1. Secure integration with minimum interference. 30 14.2, Synchronization 14.3. Network Management System... 14.4. Utllty Hardened - Fiber Optic System Family (FOXS15) Appendixes 15.1. Drawings: 15.2. Optical power budget calculations .. 15.3. Material Lists... 15.4, Power consumption calculation 15.5. Information to be provided by the buyer 15.6. Test specifications 15.7. Channel iist..... 15.8. Requirements to be met by the buyer. 15.8.1. Environmental Condition. 15.8.2. Grounding 15.8.3. OPGW. Key differences between the ABB Fiber Optic Communication System and a Standard Telecom Equipment. 34 4KHD655165, en 4 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 General ABB Switzerland Ltd - Utility Automation has been involved in the field of Utility Communication Systems for several decades and has always been in the forefront of development and application of leading edge technologies in communication. ABB can offer a broad range of systems and services to practically cater for all applications in Power Systems Communication. Besides offering products and services of the highest standards and quality, ABB has built up ‘a vast experience in systems and application engineering. Most of our projects involve integration of diverse communication systems with the power system. In ABB Switzerland Ltd, you have a competent and reliable partner, who understands both your power system requirements as well as your communication needs very well. This places ABB Switzerland Ltd. in the position to provide optimum technical solutions. For the Rural electrification in Gaza Province project, ABB provides new communication equipment at MAPAI & LIONDE 110/33kv stations, comprising new SDH/PDH multiplexer FOX515, PABX SOPHO 1S3000-19L and PLC equipment type ETL600 & its associated equipments. 4KHD655165, en 5 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 2. Defini AU BER CAP CAS CCITT CLK CPE cs CSMA-CA Dec DCE DDF DHCP Oms OTE DTMF ns and Abbreviations Alarm Unit Bit Error Rate Carrier less Amplitude and Phase Modulation Channel Associated Signaling International Consultative Committee for Telephony and Telegraphy Clock Signal Customer Premise Unit Clock Source Carrier Sense Multiple Access-Collision Avoidance Digital Distribution Frame Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Distribution Management System Data Terminal Equipment Dual Tone Multi Frequency 2084 Kbps 8448 Kbps 34368 Kbps Ear and Mouth Embedded Communication Channel Enhanced Data Rate for GSM Evolution Electro Magnetic Compatibility EM Interference Energy Management System Engineering Order-Wire Embedded Operation Channel Factory Acceptance Test Forward Error Correction Failure In Time Fiber Optic Adapter Fiber Optic Terminal Fiber Patch Cord Fiber Pig Tail Flat Ring Free Space Loss Fiber Splice Tray Gigabit Ethernet Global Positioning System General Packet Radio Service Global System for Mobile Communications Grounding Wire High Density Bipolar of order 3(code) High Speed Downlink Packet Access 4KHD655165, en ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 HW IDF IEC IP ISDN ISDN-BRI ISDN-PRI itu Kbps LAN LANE LTE Mbps MCB MDF MTBF MUX Mw NMS OLTE OPGW. OPUG OSPF ow PA PABX PAM. Pc. PCB PCM PDH PER PLC PPS. PRC Ps PSk PSTN Psu Res RF RMU RTU SFP SCADA SDH Hard Ware Intermediate Distribution Frame International Electrical Commission Internet Protocol Integrated Services Digital Network ISDN-Base Rate Interface (2B+D2x64kBps+16kBps) ISDN-Primary Rate Interface (30x64kBps*16kBps2MBps) International Telecommunication Union Kilo bit per second Local Area Network Local Area Network Extension/ Emulation Long Term Evolution Mega bit per second Miniature Circuit Breaker Main Distribution Frame Medium Time Between F: Multiplexer / Demultiplexer Microwave res Network Manager System Optical Line Terminal Equipment Optical Power Ground Wire Optical Under Ground Open Shortest Path First Order Wire Power/PreAmplifier Private Automatic Branch Exchange Pulse Amplitude Modulation Personal Computer Printed Circuit Board Pulse Code Modulation Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy Packet Error Rate Power Line Carrier Path Protection Switching Primary Reference Clock Power Supply Phase Shift Keying Public Switched Telephone Network Power Supply Unit Radio Base Station Radio Frequency Ring Main Unit Remote Terminal Unit Small Form Factor Pluggable transceiver Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Synchronous Digital Hierarchy 4KHD655165, en 7 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 SHDSL: — Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line ‘SIN Signal to Noise Ratio SsT™ Synchronous Transmission Mode ‘STM-4 Synchronous Transmission Mode at 155,52 Mbps. STM-4 Synchronous Transmission Mode at 622 Mbps. STM-16 Synchronous Transmission Mode at 2.56 Gbps T Timing process UHF Ultra High Frequency UMTS Universal Mobile Telecommunication System VC-12 Virtual Container of 2 Mbps ve-2 Virtual Container of 8 Mbps ve-3 Virtual Container of 34 Mbps ve-4 Virtual Container of 140 Mbps VHF Very high frequency VPN Virtual Private Network VRRP —_ Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol WAN Wide Area Network WIMAX Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access 4KHD655165, en ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 System Overview The proposed network of the Communication System includes the design, manufacturing, testing and supply of Communication Equipment. The network proposed under this project can be used for SCADA/ EMS signal transmission, Telephony, Teleprotection traffic and Metering signal transmission. ABB proposes the necessary interfaces in this project to ensure the transmission of these signals. Because of the specially designed ABB products for utilities and the high flexibility of the FOX it is easy possible to upgrade your network for other applications such as IP-Based traffic by just adding the required interface. Especially the upgradeability for Teleprotection is extremely easy by just plugging the Teleprotection interface module. So therefore, no additional equipment, no rebuilding of the cabinet or even supplying of a new cabinet is necessary, For Rural electrification in Gaza Province project in Mosambique, the stations MAPAI & LIONDE has been proposed with two types of communication systems, one a broadband system comprises a fiber optic STM-1 link using OPGW connected between them & other a narrowband system comprises a PLC link connected with the overhead transmission line between them. 3.1. Broadband System The proposed SDH/PDH equipment FOXS15, offers various voice, data and teleprotection interfaces as well as STM-1 optical aggregate interfaces to build STM-1 network. The optical communication network is of STM-1 with a transmission capacity of 155Mbps and provides services for: ‘+ 2Mbit Voice/Data Channels + IP/Ethemet ‘+ Teleprotection ‘* Data applications such as V.24/V.28 for SCADA 3.2, PLC System ETL 600, R4 (100) Twin channel PLC equipment is offered in this project. Each PLC Link will have the following configuration: * Channel 1: Speech + Teleprotection +Data * Channel 2: Speech + Data (100W, 1*P4LTb, 2°O4LE, 1*G4A\, Blue License.) Please note that the PLC operating HF frequencies should be provided by end customer. 3.3, Line Traps ABB offered the following types of line traps for this project, manufactured by ABB, according to IEC60353-Series 2. DLTC 630/0.5mH Nominal current: ‘800A Nominal inductance: 0.315mH Blocking range: 185 — 500 kHz Min. resistive impedance: 600 Ohm Mout Pedestal 4KHD655165, en 9 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 3.4. Coupling Filters The proposed Coupling filter is from the family MCD80, type ASBS & A9BT high pass coupling filter for phase-to-phase coupling, manufactured by ABB and complies with IEC60481 3.5. Optical Amplifier For the 245km link between MAPAI & LIONDE, ABB's proposed solution includes fiber optic ‘equipment FOX515 on STM-1 level along with Ultra Long Haul CWDM SFP & optical amplifier equipments. Typical interconnection diagram of optical amplifier along with FOX515 & ODF has shown below: MAB FOXES TONDE Figure 1: Optical Amplifier interconnection For detailed overview of the communication network please refer to Appendix for drawing “1KHD655059 Syst: [1] 4. Scope of Supply For the Rural electrification in Gaza Province project in Mosambique, the scope of supply limited to the following materials, ‘SDH equipment with redundant CPU & PSU Tele-protection unit (Integrated into SDH) Telephony Equipment & Telephones PLC Equipment with Integrated Teleprotection Line Traps Coupling Device, Phase to phase Cabinets with accessories FO cables up to ODF. IDF installed inside equipment cabinet Coaxial cable Optical booster For further details please refer to Appendix for document “1 KHDS55t86-Bitaf Materials" {ST a 1KHD6S5165 en 10 A ‘ABB Lid Project No. 016841 Transport FIBER OPTIC TERMINAL EQUIPMENT - Type FOX515 Figure 2: FOX515 The FOX515 is a member of ABB's Multiservice Access System family. It is a flexible access system with an enhanced system design and integrated transmission capabilities, The FOXS15 is a network element of medium to large capacity in the access network and particularly suited as Multiservice Access System similar to other FOXs but with considerably higher traffic handling capacity, with new functionalities and services such as the handling of SDH signals and V5.x service provisioning. Interface for the FOX Access Network to a Backbone Network. This implies the ability to terminate high capacity aggregate signals (SDH STM-1/4) down to 64 kbps circuits. and to provide physical user service interfaces (POTS, ISDN, and data leased lines). ‘As a multi-service Access System, the FOX515 bridges the gap between the individual subscriber service and the backbone network. Device which uses its STM-1/4 interfaces for the integration into SDH based transport networks and which provides at the same time cross connect functionality for the PDH tributary signals. Digital Subscriber Line Access System for extension traffic over several kilometers of copper lines. Platform to support the integrated OPTIF and TEBIT modules for teleprotection applications. LANIWAN access device for Ethemet and TCP/IP networks. The FOX515 has a 19-inch subrack with 21 slots for traffic, control and power units. The FOX515 and the FOX512 use the same types of control units and provide a large set of integrated transmission interfaces (optical fibers and copper based). These interfaces allow you to connect the network element directly to your transport backbone or to build a transport network with the FOX515 and FOX512. a =e ABB i 1KHD655165 ai 1 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 The STM-1/4 interfaces (STM-1 electrical and optical, STM-4 optical) are the interfaces with the highest traffic capacity that is available with the FOX515 and FOX512. It is possible to configure the FOX515 as a terminal Access System or as add and drop multiplexer for STM- 1/4 SDH signals. The FOXS15 features the F- and the Q1-interface for local and remote management access, which are both functionally compatible with the corresponding interfaces of the FOX-U/M and FOX-U. Additionally, the FOX515 provides the QX-interface. This is an Ethernet interface (10BaseT) which allows management accesses via LANs. For the remote management of NEs with the UCST and FOXMAN, the FOX515 provides the ECC (Embedded Communication Channel). The ECC is a high performance in-band data channel, which allows the implementation of versatile in-band networks for the management ‘communication of the FOX515 and FOX512. If required, it is possible to connect the FOX515 via the SIFOX to the EOC (Embedded Operation Channel), the management communication network of the FOX-U and FOX-U/M Architecture: The FOXS15 implementation is based on a new construction of a 19-inch subrack and the control units COBUX. You can implement redundancy for both the control unit and the power supply units (POSUM). A set of traffic units with a new design satisfies the enhanced requirements for capacity and functions for the multi-service applications with the FOX515. These units provide access to the high capacity PBUS. Units with SDH functionality provide access to the SBUS and (if applicable) also to the PBUS. Cross-connect: The FOX515 enhances the FOX Access System portfolio with 1/0, 1/1 cross-connect and SDH transmission capacity in one 19-inch subrack. The FOX515 is capable of multiplexing and cross connecting both nx 64 kbit/s and 2 Mbit/s signals. The cross connect is implemented on the PBUS, which is the typical BUS structure of the FOX. The maximal cross connect capacity on the PBUS is in total 128 x 2 Mbit/s. The FOX515 cross-connect supports also VC-12 traffic. The plesiochronous 2 Mbit/s signals are either switched transparently or demultiplexed and switched as n x 64 kbit's signals. Structured synchronous signals are terminated and synchronized by the local system clock. The cross-connect handles unstructured 2 Mbit/s signals for transparent cross connecting. The FOX515 also provides UBUS access with a capacity of 2 times 4 x 2 Mbit/s for traffic signals with and without signaling. ‘Synchronization: The FOX515 provides PETS and SETS (with STM-1/4 interfaces only) for system synchronization. Installation: The FOX515 allows installation in 19-inch or ETSI racks. Compatibility with other FOX: The FOX515 offers backward compatibility with the proven FOX system philosophy and equipment. The COBUX control units have been specially designed for the new FOX Multiservice Access Systems. The open system architecture allows you to use all the FOX traffic interfaces (data, voice, 5.x, xDSL and optical fibers) with the FOXS15 and FOX512 network elements. For further information please refer to the FOX515 brochure 4KHD655165, en 12 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 5.1. SDH Interfaces SYNUF ‘The SYNUF unit provides 1 STM-1 transmission interface for SDH traffic signals based on SFP technology. The following SFPs are available: S-1.1, L-1.1, L-1.2, X-1.2, STM-1e (electrical STM-1), CWOM long haul, CWDM enhanced long haul. ‘The SYNUF unit allows you to implement the TM on one unit and the ADM functionality on two units. The FOX supports the simultaneous operation of two SYNUF in the same SBUS sector. The SYNUF uses 1 slot in the FOX subrack. It offers MSP (Multiplex Section Protection) and 1+1 Equipment Protection. SYNAC The SYNAC unit terminates VC-12 from the SBUS and provides the corresponding P12 (2Mbit/s (n x 64kbit!s)) access to the PBUS. The unit terminates up to 8 VC-12. You can implement several SYNAC units in order to terminate more SDH traffic in the NE. The SYNAC uses 1 slot in the FOX subrack. SYNAD ‘The SYNAD provides 16 electrical 2 Mbit/s interfaces for the SDH aggregate traffic. The ‘SYNAD terminates VC-12 traffic from the SBUS and provides local 2 Mbit/s interfaces for the corresponding E12 signals. You can implement several SYNAD units in order to terminate more SDH traffic in the NE. The SYNAD uses 1 slot in the FOX subrack. 5.2. Optical Power Budget The optical power budget calculation has been done considering the following parameters: * Cable Margin 3% * Cable attenuation(1310nm_Single mode): 0.36dB/km * Cable attenuation(1550nm_Single mode) : 0.22dB/km * Splice attenuation 0.05dB/splice (average) * Length between splice 3km * Connector Loss(LC) 0.30dB/connector Link] Link Name Link | Equipment ] Agg. Type Max. Power No. Length Length | Reserve [km] [km] (dB) STW U-T2 1 | mapar-towoe | 208.0 | FOXS!5+ |] Cuomseze | 262 | 430 booster Table 5-1: Summary Optical Power Budget The table above shows the summary of the optical power budget calculation. For further details please refer to the document “1 KHD655167 Optical Power Budget...[3]" a 1KHD6S5165 en 13 A ‘ABB Ltd Project No.016841 6. PLC equipment 6.1. Power Line Carrier Equipment ETL600 Power Line Carrier Systems have for decades been used by Electric Power Utilities for the transmission of vital information for the operation and protection of the electric power grid Despite the forced deployment of optical fibers in recent years, PLC systems have continued to be used as a cost efficient and reliable solution for mission-critical services, either as the main and only medium where installations of optical fibers are economically not justified, or as a backup solution for the most important services that are normally conveyed over broadband medi In recent years, technology advances brought about new opportunities for PLC | applications, in parulzr related to higher bandwidth provisioning, integration into _cigital . networks, combined with functional’ enhancements 4 and ease and flexibility of e use. These naw. ‘ possiblities - together s aaenearnees : with economic and : 3 reliability considerations for which PLC is known for - have led to a remarkable revival of PLC systems worldwide. f With ETL600, ABB Figure3: ETL600 Ra continues its successful line of PLC equipment, supporting all applications fram legacy analogue to most advanced cicital solutions with a future-proof concept ETL6Q0 preserves all of the functionality of the oroven ETL500 - with thousands of units in operation worldwide - and at the same time offers a range of unprecedented features, which makes ETL600 the perfect fit for demanding communication infrastructures The transition from snalogue to digital communication needs to be properly addressed by any new design. Besides concurrently supporting legacy and madern applications, existing PLC terminals themselves must de re-usable and upgradeable to advanced and future-proof digital PLC technology ETL6OO has been designed keeping the customers investment protection in mind by ensuring @ seamless transition from today's to tornorrow's PLC solutions with a smooth migration concent. No matter whether analogue or digital applications are in your focus, ETLE00 provides the solution to your operational communication needs with its universal and jlexiple system architecture. With its universal hardware and software architecture, ETL600 makes the choice between traditional analogue and advanced dgtal PLC finally pointless and obsolete - in contrast to most conventional systsms where the choce is final and irreversible. Using the same hardware components, the operating mode can be selected and changed by the user on site rv A i 1IKHD8S5165 en i [is ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 with a few mous ise-clicks only. In addition to user-friendliness and unprecedented application flexibility, ETL600 also guarantees unconditional compatibility with legacy as well as state-of- the-art digital te Your benefits lecommunication environments. Universal architecture for digital and analogue operation in the same platform Operating mode configurable with a few mouse-clicks Wide range of transmission bandwidths, programmable without exchanging hardware ‘SSB and Multi-Carrier (OFDM) digital modulation with Trellis Coding, user programmable on site Extended carrier frequency range up to 1000 kHz, duplicating the useful frequency band Single step frequency conversion and direct digital frequency synthesis (DDS) Up to 3 analogue (APLC) channels in 8 or 12 kHz bandwidth for traditional "speech plus” applications Digital high-speed broadband channel, user configurable with respect to speed and transmission bandwidth Up to 2 internal Teleprotection units with 4 independent commands each ‘Adaptive signal evaluation ensuring shortest possible transmission times for Teleprotection Up to 4 integrated programmable lov-delay narrowband modems, with speeds up to 9600 bits Integrated high-speed broadband modem for up to 256 kbit/s user data rate Dynamic speed adaptation (DSA) for maximum data throughput and Availability ‘Automatic jammer suppression (AJS) - increases immunity to line interferences Integrated adaptive multiplexer for 8 channels Graphical user interface (GU!) for convenient operation and maintenance Element Management System (EMS) for supervision and equipment settings across the entire PLC network via Embedded Operations Channel (EOC) Multi-service Equipment ETL600 integrates all the applications that are critical for electrical utilities: Transparent transmission of voice-frequency signals, such as band limited speech with superimposed teleoperation Fully transparent and/or UART-compliant transmission of asynchronous data up to 9600 bit/s with minimum delay in point-multipoint applications that are typical for polling SCADA. ‘Adaptive multiplexing of data services with traffic flow control ‘Synchronous data transmission from 96 to 256 kbit/s Port-and channel-sharing for most efficient use of scarce bandwidth resources Teleprotection for up to 2 x 4 independent and simultaneous commands Easy connection of external switches, multiplexers and routers for network integration, service aggregation and traffic management via standardized interfaces ETL600s advanced design allows the seamless integration of all kind of analogue and digital services via commonly used interfaces, based on IEC standards and ITU recommendations. ABB 4KHD655165, en 15 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 Narrowband data transmission Up to four integrated narrowband modems (NSK600) support the transmission of unformatted (transparent) data with speeds up to 1200 bits, or UART compliant data with speeds up to 9600 bit/s. Centre frequencies are user-programmable in steps of 60 Hz, and transmission bandwidths range from 240 Hz at 100 bitis to 3360 Hz at 9600 bit/s. In particular, these modems can be operated above the analogue speech band (300 .... 2000 Hz) at transmission rates as high as 1200 bitis transparent or 2 x 2400 bit/s or 4800 bit/s, compliant with all commonly used UART data formats. These modems introduce very low delays, and their signals can be dropped and inserted flexibly on analogue or digital basis with channel- and port sharing facilities using standard handshake-control signals. These features - together with their application flexibility - make these modems ideal for polling SCADA systems using standard or even proprietary transmission formats - an invaluable asset ensuring compliance with legacy environments. 6.1.4. Typical Frequency Allocation in a 4kHz AF channel(s) LLL) Sah | LLL ZZ) seh re Ax Figure 4: Channel frequency allocation Speech © dew E&M, 2-w FXO, 2-w FXS with ringing Teleprotection * 4 independent and simultaneous commands in speech band Narrowband Data ‘+ 4 integrated Narrowband Modems programmable 100 to 9'600 bps Very low delay and Very short resyne time. 4x 2400, 2 x 4800 or 1 x 9600 bps in 4 kHz bandwidth 2.x 2400 bps above speech For further information please refer to the ETL600 brochure 4KHD655165, en 16 ‘ABB Lid Project No. 016841 6. Modular Coupling Device MCD80 ‘The MCD80 is connected in series with the high-voltage coupling capacitor (CC) or capacitive voltage transformer (CVT). The MCD80 conforms to the latest IEC 60481 recommendations and is backed by more than 50 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of coupling devices within ABB. The MCD80 coupling device consists of the equipment housing, the filter module, a drain coil, a surge arrester and an external earth switch, which clearly indicates earthing or oper status. The grey enclosure is of fiberglass- reinforced polyester and meets the protection class requirements according to IP54 in IEC 60529 and the UL requirements for electrical outdoor equipment. There is no possibility of rust. The latches of the door are opened and closed using a special key, which can be removed to prevent unauthorized access to the unit. The terminals for the connections to the coupling capacitor and to system ground are strong M10 bolts on the left of the unit. In the bottom of the housing there are glands for connections to the PLC equipment and two breathing vents. All the components are tropicalised and therefore heaters or dehumidifiers are unnecessary. The MCD80 coupling device with high-pass filter module is called A9BS, it can be programmed in field for various values of coupling capacitance and for two line- and two PLC equipment impedances and is used for phase-to-ground coupling. Phase-phase or intersystem coupling requires push-pull signal injection onto the HV lines. For this purpose a hybrid transformer is added. The MCD80 coupling device with high-pass filter module and hybrid transformer is called ABT. For phase-phase or intersystem coupling a set of A9BS and ABT is required. Advantage of modular coupling device type MCD80: degree of modularity - Compact unit with variable complement of modules. - Programmable - One high-pass version for a wide range of different system parameters, adjustable on site. - Maximum personnel protection _- Insulated lockable enclosure. - Weatherproof and tropicalised — - Corrosion inhibited by fiberglass reinforced polyester enclosure. - High HF-power rating - Up to 1000W PEP For further information please refer to the MCD80 brochure ABB r" 1KHD655165 ven [ wt FEB Lt Project No. 016841 6.3. Line Traps Type DLTC Line traps type DLTC are backed by more than 0 years of experience in the design and manufacturing within ABB. They conform to the latest IEC 60353 recommendations. The coil conductor is of square section aluminium and the tums are spaced either by impregnated fiberglass tape or of fiberglass spacer rods. There is no insulation besides air around the conductor and therefore no problems can arise due to local hot spots or cracks in the insulation. This “open” type construction provides for excellent cooling by the surrounding air. This solid method of construction achieves a good RF Figure 6 DLTC cheracteristic with a high Q, low stray capacitance and a high resonant frequency of the coil itself. The entire main coil is impregnated with a well- proved two-component epoxy resin of known good out-of-doors performance. Depending on the rated current and rated inductance, the main coil is wound with either one or several layers. Tie bars of fberglass-einforced epoxy or spacer rods hold the spider supports at the ends of the coils together. Because of their low weight and small dimensions, DLTC coils can be mounted on coupling capacitors or capacitive voltage transformers. They can also be mounted on post insulators or simply suspended. All coils are equipped with lifting eyes on both sides. Apart from a pedestal, optional bird barriers and the corona shield needed at the higher power system voltages can also be attached to the spiders. The tuning unit and the surge arrester are secured inside the main coil. The line traps are equipped with a modern metal-oxide surge arrester without spark gaps. Only arresters with a rating of 10kA are used. The main advantages are: - High surge suppression capacity. - Fast response to the high-rise transient surges, which typically occur across line traps when disconnectors are operated. - Low and stable protection level. The tuning device provides defined impedance or blocking resistance in the frequency band The tuning circuit is usually of the factory fixed dual-circuit broadband type. All tuning components are placed in a sealed enclosure filled with PUR foam for environmental protection. Special attention has been paid to the proper insulation coordination between the main coll, tuning device and surge arrester to ensure long lifetime of tuning circuit. We reserve the right to supply a similar type, by mutual agreement. For further information please refer to the DLTC brochure ABB nN akHD855165 [= r 7 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 Access equipment The integrated SDH and PDH equipment FOX515 has many advantages compared with two separate Systems (SDH and PDH): + Higher reliability and availability of the system due to less hardware: Combining more functionality into fewer chips translate into a mean time between failure rate (MTBF) that is minimum two times higher than separate SDH and PDH Networks. ABB ‘compared the calculated values for the availability and MTBF for a teleprotection signal in different types of network architectures (ring). In a Network with external teleprotection equipment, flexible multiplexer and separate SDH equipment as part of the ring, the MTBF is 73'955 hrs. In a Network with integrated teleprotection interface and integrated SDH and PDH node, which is also part of a ring (FOX515) the MTBF is 140'196 hrs. Detailed calculation can be delivered on request. ‘+ Only one type of equipment has to be known > less training costs. Full integrated network management system. The node is prepared for teleprotection applications by adding the teleprotection Interface Requires fewer cabinets and less space in the communication room. Reduces the power supply requirements due to lower power consumption. Redundant modules available for all vital units like power supply. Each node has access to any 64KBit/s signal in the STM-1 frame. ABB offers FOX515 equipment with access modules described in the following chapter. 7.1, Access multiplexer 7.A.A, Main Units Central Processor Unit (GOBUX) The Central Processor Unit is the main control unit of the FOX system. It provides the following interfaces: Qx — interface 10BaseT IEEE 802.3, Q1 — interface RS-485, F- interface V.24)V.28 (RS-232), 4 Alarms input, 2 Alarm relay output, 2 synchronization inputs, 3 synchronization outputs. The Central Processor Unit features TCPIIP tunneling, ECC, diagnostics and 1+1 equipment protection. Power Supply (POSUM) The Power Supply unit for the FOX multiplexers uses 1 slot in the sub-tack. It provides a regulated power at a maximum of 85W from an external 48VDe supply, to all the other units in the sub-rack. Parallel operation with load sharing of up to 5 Power Supply units is possible to increase the power and to provide redundancy (protection). 4KHD655165, en 19 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 7.4.2, PDH Channel Unit NEMSG. ‘The NEMSG unit is a PDH unit, providing eight E&M interfaces and PBUS access. The unit supports the following interfaces: ~ 8 analogue voice interfaces with a telephony bandwidth of 300 Hz to 3.4 kHz, configurable to 2-wire or 4-wire access mode, ~16 E&M signalling interfaces, where each voice channel offers 2 E&M signalling channels, DATA4 The DATAR unit supports 4 ports with V.24/V.28 DTE interfaces and one additional Ethernet bridge port. 4 Interfaces can be used simultaneously. The data rate is selectable in steps from 48, 56, nx64kbit/s (n=1-31) syne and O.6kbit/s...38,4kbit/s sync/asyne (V.110). NEBRO The NEBRO unit enables the transport and switching of Ethernet data over SDH network (E08). It provides a maximum capacity of 63xVC-12, 3xVC-3 or a combination of both filing up a complete STM-1. Itis based on the Generic Framing Procedure for the encapsulation of Ethernet frames. NEBRO supports virtual concatenation and Link Adjustment Scheme (LCAS) protocol, allowing bandwidth to be seamlessly added and removed without affecting traffic. It provides the following interfaces: 4xRU-45 10Base-T or 100Base-Tx; 2xSFP 100Base-FX or 1000Base-SX/LX. ETER1 The ETER1 unit is a FOX515 PBUS unit and provides, depending on the configured operation mode, switching of MAC frames or routing of IP frames between the front panel Ethernet interfaces themselves and the TDM based WAN ports on the backplane. ETER1 provides: - 4 Elect | 10/100BaseT ports - Up to 64 logically independent PDH interfaces via PBUS - A total bandwidth of up to 16x2Mbit/s towards the PBUS - HDLC, PPP and MPPP on the WAN ports to ensure interoperabil with legacy units L2 features of ETER1 (R1) - VLAN support = RSTP (STP) support - Multiple bridge instances LS features of ETER1 (R2) ~ OSPF v2 - Static routing 4KHD655165, en 20 Aa Ltd Project No. 016841 7.2. Ethemet Switch MOXA EDS series An Ethernet 5 port switch will require to connect bot ISS & SIC module together with a maintenance PC fer configuration or any future integration with fiber optic equipment for NMS (Network Management system) purpose The EOS-206/208 series of industrial Ethernet switches are entry level industrial 5 and @port Ethemet switches that suport IEEE 802.3/802.3u/802.3x with 10/'00M, —fulhalf-cuplex, _ MDIMDX autosensing R45 ports. The EDS- 206/208 switehes are rated to operate at temperatures ranging from -10 to 80°C, and are rugged enough for any narsh industrial environment. The switches can be easily installed an a DIN-Rall as well as in distribution boxes. The —DIN-Rail Mounting capability, wide operating termoerature, and the the IP30 housing with LED indicators make the plug-and- play EDS-205/208 switches easy to use and reliable Figure 7: Ethernet Switch EDS.205 For further information please refer to the EDS 206 brochure 8. Telephony Forvoice applications ABB installs a digital telephone exchange of type SOPHO 1S3000-19L 8.1. Telephone exchange SOPHO 183000-19L PABX The SOPHO 1$3000-19L is ¢ part of the SOPHO 1S3000 series of PAXs as medium to large size digital switching system wit 19° installation possibilty. An IS3000-19L PM shelf (SU) (HxWxDi400x483x408mm) can be installed in 19" cabinet or mounted on the wall An |S3000-19L contains 1 to 4 peripheral mocules with up to 46 interface board slots and provides a non-blocking capaoity of 1216 ports The 1S3000-18L equipped with two shelves need only internal cables to link twa peripheral modules together. If the 1$3000-19L is equipped with three or four shelves, an additional board CSN-BC (Central switching Network — Battery backup and Clock generation) is required to provide switching network for 1838x1536 speech channels, Internal cables are required for the connections between CSN-BC and all peripheral modules. SOPHO 1S3000-19L is a very compact and sophisticated PBX controlled by a single ISS (CPU) on the tst PM shelf with traffic handling capacity of 45000 SHCA (Busy Hour Call Atternpt). ISS (CPU) cortrols 1S3000 system with central micreprogessor, DRAM working memory, flash back-up memory, alarm interface, USB series interfaces and Ethernet interface ISS board contains also the fingerprint for system licenses. a rat PP wowsssies fo Pf ABB LG Project No. 016841 Each PM shelf has its own peripheral module controller and power supply. Power consumption per PM shelf varies from 100 watts (light equipped) to 300 watts (heavy equipped). 8.1.1. SOPHO Interface Description ‘System module: (ISS) SOPHO ISPBX modules ISS is the main processor board with standard industry processor to control a SOPHO 1$3030/IS3050/IS3000-19L system. ISS is the successor of CPU3000 running SIP@net4.3 onward, ISS contains major parts: - Main board of ISS is the Server Interface Card (SIC). SIC works as an interface between communication control server and PBX peripheral modules containing telephone interfaces. SIC can work with external communication server or built-in server ISS. SIC has following external connections: 3x 10/100M Ethernet interfaces 4.x USB interfaces VGA monitor interface Real time clock with back-up battery - In-Skin-Server (ISS), which is sub-board mounted on ISS main board. ISS is the central control part of the system with 4 GB flash memory, 1GB RAM running optimized Windows XP Embedded Operating System (English version) for iS3000 system. iS3000 SIP@net system software is installed in ISS. -__Dongle based licenses ISS features: - Support TDMIIP 1216 ports - Simple alarming (i$3000 proprietary) - SNMP agent - DHCP/TFTPINTP server for IP phones - Remote desktop - Telnet PBX configuration PSU-MLD. PSU-MLD converts the -48V de input voltage to +5V, -5V, +12V, -12V, 4VBAT, VCMOS and produce ringing output voltages. PMC-SIC PMC-SIC controls the Printed Circuit boards (PCB) in the peripheral module, Le. each 1S3000-19L frame. ABB on akHD655165 von { [22 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 The PMC-SIC provides the following functions: Control up to 10 Unit Groups (UGs) with PCTs; Interface for CPU to PCT communication; Generate DTMF and system tones; Receive dial-tones and DTMF-tones; Generate and distribute a ISPBX system clock; Monitor ISPBX system alarms; Monitor Power supply alarms; Three-Party Conference circuits (Add-on circuits); Local switching network Maximum 6x4 Mbits/s Network Inter Connections (NIC) to interface the Switching Network Operator interface (DOC) on PMC-SIC. ALC-GM ALC-GMM is an analogue Line Circuit - General Mother board unit. Each ALC-GM board provides 16 2-wire or 32 2-wire line interfaces if equipped with ALC-GD piggy back board. It is Used in all types of Sopho ISPBX’s on software releases SSW200/640 onward with main technical characteristics: ‘* Impedance 600 Ohm for connecting analogue telephone sets + DTMF or pulse dialing automatic detection © Programmable transmission plans (dB levels) ATU-EM The ATU-EM is an analogue Trunk Unit. Each of 4 circuits in ATU-EM board provides an analogue tie line trunk interface to connect another PBX using E&M signaling. 4 circuits in ATU-EM board can be mixed with remote subscribers and trunks. According to speech channel there is 2-wire type or 4-wire type of board available. (4-wire type is normally used) The E8M signal channel of each circuit can be wired with 2-wire or 4-wire. (4-wire is normally used) Transmission level can be adjusted by strap setting. Both DTMF and pulse dialing are supported. Variant versions of E&M signaling can be configured. DTu-c The digital trunk unit DTU-G provides 30 digital trunks using CAS (Channel Associated Signaling). The trunks provide similar features to those using E&M signaling. For further information please refer to the SOPHO brochure. 8.2. Telephone sets Indoor telephone set BaseLine Pro The SOPHO BaseLine Pro is an advanced analogue telephone s et designed for the business user and consumers. It can be used as desktop or wall mounted telephone set. It is equipped with 2-wire a/b interface, supports DTMF tone dialing and suitable for the SOPHO iS3000 Series. With a display and loudspeaker it has following man features: * Clock & timer Called Number display Calling Number display Caller list (4 numbers) Hold key with adjustable recall break time a 1KHD6S5165 en 23 A ‘ABB Lie Project No. 016841 20 Memories 10 Direct speed memories Last number redial (5 numbers) Caller lists [10 numbers) Message Waiting Lamp Ringer LED Adjustable ringing tone Adjustable ringing volume Mute in handset Hands-free mode Figure 9: Base Line Pro Adjustable speker volume Color: Charcoal For further information please refer to the Base Line brochure 9. Teleprotection 9.1. Analogue Protection Signaling Equipment The transmission of protection commands is one of the most important tasks of PLC systems. PLC links have proven their reliability and security for decades, be it 2s the main channel or as. backup for broadband systems, keeping in mind that the robustness of the transmission path is determined by the ruggedness of the sower line itself - no ctrer wire of fiberbound soliton can offer the same degree of securty, ETL600 can be equipped with one or two integrated teleprotection units (NSD800). Each unit supports the transmission of up to 4 simultaneous and individually programmable commands for blocking, permissive and direct trpoing. The commands are transmitted in the speech band and/or in the band allocated to the broadband modem, hence no extra bandwidth is consumed by the teleprotection. During the shor time of commend transmission, other services can be disabled allowing to allocate the full available transmit power to the protection signals (command level boosting). Novel adaptive sional processing algorithms ensure shortest transmission times even for direct tripping applications, without compromising the security in any respect. Module G4Al is the protection signaling interface. Tha teleprotection interface includes: * Four input circuits equipped with optecouplers. © Fur output circuits equiopec with semiconductors (referred to as ‘solid’ state outputs), * Two electto-mechanical output ralays with change-over contacts (referred to as ‘relay outputs!) The input and the outout circuits are protected against overveltage and inverse polarity. The input circuits can be programmed for four battery voltage ranges by setting corresponding jumpers. The ranges for the nominal battery voltage are 24-47 VDC, 48 ~ 108 VDC, 110 ~ 219 VDC and 220 - 250 VDC The input circuits are current limited, no external precautions have to be taken. Each input and Outout can be programmed with the help of the user interface HMI800 for one of the many available functions. 4 independent Commands simultaneously transmitted in ary possible ALL i" 4KHD855 165 [= r [is | ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 combination in order to ideally fit the requirements of the application. In protection schemes are duplex transmissions of permissive tripping, blocking commands and direct transfer tripping commands, for single or dual circuit lines, including breaker failure protection. Applications: e.g. 1 Permissive (Blocking) command + 3 Direct Commands e.g. 2 Permissive (Blocking) commands + 2 Direct Commands e.g. 3 Permissive (Blocking) commands + 1 Direct Command Four commands permit, for example, the protection of dual-circuit lines and direct tripping for reactor or breaker failure protection. There are four solid-state relay outputs. The tripping voltage can be 5 - 250VDC. They can be loaded up to 2 Amp. There are two more electro-mechanical relay contacts. The tripping voltage can be 5 - 250VDC. They can carry a maximum of 5 Amp. The operating time of these relays is 8 ms. Even though the relay contacts are of the ‘heavy-duty’ type, external precautions have to be taken for limiting the circuit current. All local and remote equipment features and parameters are selected and programmed by means of the user interface type HMI60O. All status-, configuration- und alarm-messages are also accessible from remote. An integrated event recorder and trip counters are provided (command start/stop events, alarm events and manipulation events are recorded and stored with time stamping via IRIG-B Synchronization interface, in a non-volatile memory). NSD600 requires no extra bandwidth in its default configuration because it uses the pilot of the corresponding PLC channel as guard signal and the speech band as command channel. Should the transi of up to 8 simultaneous commands not be sufficient, external teleprotection equipment - like ABB's NSD570 - can be connected in addition to the integrated NSDE00's. 9.2. Digital Protection Signaling Equipment For the digital protection signaling equipment ABB will offers the integrated teleprotection solution of the FOX515, OPTIF The OPTIF unit supports up to 4 optical teleprotection interfaces complying with IEEEC37.94 standard or with the proprietary FOX6plus compatible optical transmission protocol (ABB TPE) and an additional Ethernet bridge port on every unit. OPTIF has an access of 4x2 Mbit/s towards the FOX intemal cross connection backplane, PBUS, allowing for full 2 Mbit/s access per port. 1+1 end to end nx64 kbit/s path protection is supported, 10. Network protection ABB has applied traffic protection as well as redundancy on critical equipmentimodules to reach the highest possible reliability of the entire system 4KHD655165, en 25 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 10.1. Protection of traffic in the network ABB implements traffic protection by arranging the FOX 515 multiplexer in 1+1 point-to-point link. In case of a fiber break or a failure of one of the optical aggregates of the FOX 515 multiplexer the traffic will automatically switch from the main to the protecting path. The applied 1+1 path protection scheme in this network will be SNCP protection on VC12 level 10.2. Protection of critical equipment units The FOX 515 equipment will be equipped with redundant power supply POSUM and redundant control unit COBUX. Control Processing Unit To protect the functions that are provided by the control unit on the NE level, an additional card is provided to act as redundant configuration. While one of the control units is active, the other unit provides a hot standby redundancy. The availability of the standby unit is monitored and its database is updated at regular intervals. Power supply The Power supply in the FOXS15 can be configured in a 1:N protection mode. Offered solution is a redundant configuration which caters to the needs of the specification ‘Our module supports load sharing on redundancy basis. i... if one power supply fails, other will be the active load driver and provides a stable DC power to other cards in the system. Protection of Cross Connect The FOX cross connect relies on a distributed architecture. Due to its architecture the cross connect of the FOX515 is resistant to single points of failure. It is also resistant to failures of ‘one of the redundant control units (COBUX). 11. Synchronization For the synchronization of the individual optical network elements always one FOX 515 multiplexer has to be defined as the master, while the other FOX515s behave as slaves. The offered SDH multiplexer FOX515 supports the SDH synchronization management that makes it possible to protect the synchronization network. Additionally the FOX 515 multiplexer will have the possibility of external synchronization input to connect later to a GPS receiver to synchronize the telecommunication equipment on the GPS signal. A respective cable can be added to the FOX515 shelf later on. By using the Synchronization Status Message (SSM) functionality, it is possible to protect the synchronization network in two ways; either by having different synchronization paths to the primary reference clock or to have a backup synchronization source. A protected synchronization scheme is proposed for this project. The synchronization signal will be taken from the existing FOX515 STM-1 network. The multiplexers will exchange SSM messages to elect the suitable source of the synchronization signal. For the FOX 515 equipment, the synchronizing clock can be slaved from any of the following sources: 4KHD655165, en 26 ‘ABB Ltd Project No. 016841 ‘An external 2048 kHz clock signal ASTM-1 aggregate signal A tributary signal 64 KBit/s or nx64 KBit/s An internal free running oscillator. The clock generation circuit selects its synchronization source according to a priority table that can be configured with the UCST. The control always selects the uncorrupted synchronization source with the highest priority. Avoidance of timing conflict in the network is possible by the use of Synchronization Status Messaging (SSM). The slave FOX 515 has three clock priorities. The first and the second clock priority comes always from the aggregates respectively from the 2Mbit/s interface, the third comes from the FOX 515 internal clock. ‘Synchronization Concept in this project: The clock from the supplied FOX515 equipment at LIONDE substation can be used as primary clock and the same will be further distributed to MAPA\ direction. 12. Equipment housing 12.1. Cabinet E40D These cabinets are used to mount Telephone Exchange and SDH/PDH Multiplexer equipment for Utility Communication Systems. Other 19" tiers can also be mounted inside these cabinets. indoor free standing cabinet with front door and lock Have the standard dimensions (HxWxD) 2000 x 800 x 600 mm without side panels (2065 x 806 x 605 mm single cubicle with side panels and eye bolts) Are also available in other dimensions: 2000 x 800 x 800 mm or 2000 x 600 x 600 mm Can be assembled and shipped in multiple cubicle combinations of max. four cubicles, supplied with right or left opening doors Are cabinets with structured steel, inside & outside surface color RAL 7032 Have passive convection cooling via ventilation outlets in the lower and upper part of the door Can be supplied with a swing frame or fixed frame for installing 19” racks and modules Have standard protection conforming to protection class IP 54 Offer a very good screen attenuation against electromagnetic disturbances over the entire frequency range thanks to their optimum electrical contacts of all individual parts Have power distribution and cabinet alarm Figure 10: Cabinet E40D system For further information please refer to the E40D brochure. ABB r" 1KHD655165 [= r [2 | ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 12.2. Power supply In all stations the existing 48VDC power supply will be used to power the equipment. The power supply must be positive grounded. Please keep in mind, that connecting additional equipment to existing power supplies will reduce the back up time. The charger has to be able to charge the existing battery and supply the additional DC load. 12.3. Customer interfaces 12.3.4. IDF One IDF (Integrated distribution frame) inbuilt with equipment cabinet will be supplied to each FOX515 or SOPHO for interfacing and/or cross-commotion of tributary signals. The digital signals of PDH interfaces will be terminated at DDF. The signals from DATA4 shall be terminate at SUB-D and the signals from NEMSG & PABX interface like ALC, DTU-G ete shall be terminate at R&M block in MDF. 12.3.2, Fiber Patch Panel (ODF) Not in ABB's scope of supply. But the availability of Junction boxes in all the stations and the type of connectors has to be confirmed by the buyer. 12.3.3. Optical Cables Optical patch cord cables will be provided for interconnection of FOX515, optical amplifier and the ODF. The following types of FO patch cables shall be used for the interconnection. FO Patch cable INT V9XN (2m) SC-LC, 1F, for the interconnection between FOXS15 & Optical amplifier FO Patch cable EXT V9XU (20m) FC/PC-LC+SC, 2F, for the interconnection between FOXS15, Optical Amplifier & ODF 13. Network Management 13.1. SDH/PDH & PLC Craft Terminal Software ucst The UCST (Universal Configuration Software Tool) is ideal for configuring and supervising single FOX equipment (Element Management) or small FOX networks up to a maximum size of 30 nodes. It offers user-friendly graphical “point and click’ configuration and fault management functionality and is implemented on an industry standard PC, using the Windows operating system. The UCST Element Manager Software (Universal Configuration Software Tool) provides the following functions: * Configuration management to access local and remote equipment through F or Q interface ABB 1KHD655165 en 28 ‘ADD Ltd Project Mo. 016881 * Fault management including polling, overall elarm list, acknowledge functon, seriat execution Diagnostics and Performance management Reports. 2.9 equipment inventories: Security management through user group and passwords assignments Support for FOX 515 as well as FOX-U and F OX.U/M Off-line preparation of configuration files Configuration download / configuration uload Software download An exemple of the graphical interface is shown below: [Fle NE Configuration Unt Configuration Fauts $48 Adnin Manacenent Network Help elwfefo}r cls s| |s e elefofale 6| 6 yi fy 6 slulm|t]e a] 3 nf in 8 ufsfr fafa ra a] ja u wlofafelr x] « e| |e 1 300] 540} 191 for7} eos ra}: ero] eid 205 po) 1] as] m2) a1 pal es ei] [es Ra thafatefsfe lef els fio fl 2fie|is[is]ie li] eis] ofan ee Sie se FRowsrewmse ——[norewrecea az _—| Figure 11: UCST Graphical View HMI600 The HMI600 software is a Windows based PC software with the user friendly features offered by the Windows environment. The HIvI600 software supports configuration, tuning, testng commissioning support and supervision of ETL600 terminals: For most of the operations supported by the HMIBOD, the PC has to communicate with the ETL6O0 terminal. Several possbilities exists for this communicetion, direct connection with a cable, connection via dial-up modem, comection via intranevintemet anc connection via intranetinternet followed by a dial-up modem aaa [_vernsss PoP Pe | Pret oe ABB HMI600 can also operate without being connected to a ETL600 equipment; this feature allows for instance off-line preparation of ETL600 configuration files. Figure 12 ETL600 (HMI600) 13.2. ECC Channel to manage FOX515. The ECC is an integrated structure for the management communication of FOX 515. The Control Units of FOX multiplexers are connected internally to ECC, The ECC is transported via aggregate signals implemented between multiplexers via one or several assigned time slots in the SDH overhead 13.3. External Alarm Monitoring There are 4 external alarm inputs on processor card COBUX of FOX 515. They will be shown as multiplexer alarms with a corresponding text. 14. Customer benefits with ABB Solution 14.1. Secure integration with minimum interference Integration of new equipment into an existing network is not a straightforward affair. It requires ‘tremendous expertise and planning/co-ordination and knowledge of the existing system. Care has to be taken to ensure that the stability of the existing network is in no way affected as a result of equipment integration, NMS integration, synchronization and programming in existing stations. Based on years of experience, ABB has developed failsafe methods to carry out such integration. This ensures most secure integration with minimum down times. 14.2. Synchronization ‘Synchronization planning is an extremely important part of the system design with SDH networks in all networks more so in a telecommunication network of an Electrical Utility. Erroneous planning can lead to loss of synchronization, leading to system collapse. Care has to be taken in the design to ensure that time loops are avoided, primarily by the use of SSM Te a 1KHD655 165 en 30 Al ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 (Synchronization Status Messaging). Design has to factor limitations on the number of hops from the source clock and when the limit is exceeded regeneration needs to be considered. The system will be employ redundant sources for synchronization, thus enhancing overall stability of the system. 14.3. Network Management System Network Management System used as a powerful multi-user capable management system for the FOX Family Equipment. Foreign NEs can be supervised through alarm contacts. The graphical user interface starts from definable network displays (maps) from where the user can open displays of greater detail down to equipment port level. Context sensitive menus and an on-line help make the system easy to use. It is possible to create any number of network maps to create different views of the network, e.g. geographical, schematic, sub-network, etc. The system supports extensive alarm handling functions, element configuration and diagnostics capabilities and the ability to restrict access to management functions and network elements through definable user profiles. Interfaces towards higher-level management systems are supported 14.4. Utility Hardened - Fiber Optic System Family (FOX515) For Utility applications high reliability and service life is a key factor that is far more important than any other issue. in addition to electrically hostile substation environment, where electromagnetic interference's are a common phenomenon, the equipment may encounter extreme temperatures as well dusty conditions. The FOX515 is designed and proven to ‘operate with high level of reliability in such an environment, Type testing is no mere formality and thus is taken extremely serious by ABB. It not only ensures compliance with the relevant IEC standards, but also provides a platform to independently test the limits of the system design and reliability. Knowing the demanding ‘environment of the utility environment ABB takes the testing beyond the requirements of IEC standards. The FOX has been rigorously tested and attested by KEMA Netherlands. This enables us to guarantee and prove performance in the harshest of environment. The FOXS15 is a proven and utility hardened platform, serving the most important requirement of utilities - to operate with reliability. Its high level of technical innovation is centred on the utility applications rather than the public telecommunication industry. It is an extremely flexible platform and can be configured for a variety of applications, depending on customer needs such as: As SDH Terminal ‘As Access Multiplexer As integrated SDH & Access Multiplexer ‘As Cross Connect Multiplexer As xDSL Multiplexer As standalone Protection Signaling 4KHD655165, en Et) ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 15. Appendixes 15.1. Drawings [1]- System Overview“ KHD655059 System Layout” 15.2. Optical power budget calculations [2]- Optical Power Budget "1KHD655167 Optical Power Budget’ 15.3. Material Lists [3]- Bill of Materials “1 KHD655166 Bill of Materials" 15.4. Power consumption calculation PROJECT : 16841 Rural electrification in Gaza Province source | 4ev pc stn i a tems 5 3 Equipment (Type) \ NEW SDH/PDH (FOX515) 1753 175.3 " NEW PABX (SOPHO) 69 x in NEW PLC (ETL600) 290 290 Vv OPTICAL AMPLIFIER 50 50 TOTAL POWER CONSUMPTION [W] 15.5. Information to be provided by the buyer The following information's are requested to answer by buyer. 1. Buyer has to provide the Frequencies to use for the new PLC equipments or otherwise to provide a single line diagram of the region with information of PLC Links and frequencies hence ABB can do the frequency proposal 2. Buyer has to confirm the ABB offered frequency band 198-500 kHz for the Line Trap or otherwise buyer has to provide the required frequency band. ABB 1KHD655165 en 32 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 3. Buyer has to confirm the ABB offered pedestal mounting for Line Trap and buyer has to provide information's such as bolt circle diameter for pedestal mounting on top of vt. Please note that in case ABB does not receive the frequencies, the Transmit- and ReceiveFilters of the ETL600 equipment will remain untuned, and the equipment will be tested with our standard frequencies: Rx: 100, Tx: 132 kHz. Tuning the filters is a time- consuming process and can therefore not be issued during the Factory Acceptance Test. 15.6. Test specifications System test will be done according to ABB standards. Copies of standard factory test protocols are included in the design documents. 15.7. Channel list Will be evaluated during the detail design phase 15.8. Requirements to be met by the buyer 15.8.1, Environmental Condition In all stations a communication room with adequate environmental conditions for the new equipment has to be available. Storage Aes ETSI 300 019-1-1 class 1.2 -25°C..+55°C Transport Temperature ranges Acc ETS 300 019-1-2 class 2.2 -unventilated enclosures -25°C..#70°C -ventilated enclosures / outdoor -25°C..+40°C Vibration : ASD @ 10..200Hz 1.0m’s? ASD @ 200,.2000Hz 0.3m's* Operation Ace ETS 300 019-1-3 class 3.2 Temperature range system 5°C..445°C Hurmiclty 95% non condensing 16.8.2. Grounding ‘The Digital OV is multi-point bonded to the metal frame of the multiplexer, and hence to earth External interface ports carrying electrical signals are connected to frame ground. In addition to complying with EN60950, the equipment also complies with the requirements detailed in ETS 300 253 and ETS 300 166. The equipment will be positive grounded, We take station and building grounding for granted. 15.8.3. OPGW ABB takes working optical fiber connections between all stations for granted. ABB 1KHD655165 en 33 ABB Ld Project No. 0168441 16. Key differences between the ABB Fiber Optic Communicat System and a Standard Telecom Equipment The communication requirements in utility networks vary significantly from that of public telecom networks (PTT). The special requirements and characteristics of the utility network call for a Fiber Optic equipment specifically designed for such applications. The important design criteria for such equipment are direct interfacing with the electric power system and the process control system, operating with high reliability in the harsh environment of substations and to achieve a high level of transmission security. ‘ABB with its immense experience and expertise in the power and industrial sectors does understand such requirements very well. With this in-depth knowledge and traditional strength in the field of Protection & Power System Communication's, ABB has adapted its Fiber Optic ‘equipment to the special needs of the power utilities. ‘Some of the advantages of the ABB Fiber Optic Multiplexer FOX515 are examined below: Environmental Considerations Unlike public networks, the communication equipment for utilities is required to operate in an electrically hostile environment, where electromagnetic interference’s are a common phenomenon. The ABB Fiber Optic Communication Systems exceed the stringent EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) directives of IEC & EN. This ensures a very high level of system reliability, As telecom PCM Terminals are basically intended for PTT applications, they are not fully designed with EMC to IEC or other internationally accepted standards for power supply and all user interfaces. Thus it is not possible to achieve the same level of operational reliability. FOX515 - PDH up to SDH (STM-4) The high-performance Telecommunication Platform FOX515 integrates PDH (64kbit/s... 2Mbit's) and SDH (STM-1/4) in a_single equipment. Thus, FOX515 provides tremendous capacity for bandwidth-consuming applications such as LAN, video surveillance, ISDN etc. and integrates legacy services as well, A Sophisticated Redundancy Concept with distributed cross connect provides high reliability (no single point of failure). In addition, vital units — power supplies, control units are available in redundant configuration for higher security. ‘Summary of Main Features: - Capacity from 64kbit/s up fo STM-4 in one shelf. Therefore, less hardware for same functionality reduced spare part holding, optimized maintenance and training cost. PDH cross-connect capacity up to 128 x 2Mbit/s - Wide variety of interfaces available for data, voice teleprotection, IP and HDSL - One single Network Monitoring System for up to STM-4 level. = Reliability >50 years per board Conclusion From the above, it will be evident that ABB's FOX515 Communication System offers much more than standard telecom equipment off-the-shelf from conventional Telecom suppliers and is thus a superior choice for utility-based applications. 4KHD655165, en 34 A Customer ELECTRICIDADE DE MOZAMBIQUE Customer Project Number RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN GAZA PROVINCE ABB Project Number 016841 Optical Power Budget Calculation AGB ABB Switzerandutd —_|rkHoesst67 | en Panenoan0t8 Calculation of Power Budget: max. Distance User Reference: STM-1 LINK ELECTRICIDADE DE MOZAMBIQUE Project: RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN GAZA PROVINCE ABBRof: 16841 Communication System FOX 515 +MPB ‘Type of optical Tw/Rx-module ‘STM-1 U-1.2 CWDM + P24 booster Bitrate [Mb 155) Transmission code S-NRZIG.T10 Optical fibro ‘ingle mode| Optical connector tc ‘Optical wavelength (em) 1550 Spectral bandwidth [nm] 1 Transmitter Tx: ‘sun ‘Optical min output power (S) 280 43m Receiver Rx: d Sensitivly for BER = 10" (R) -45.0 dBm Max. accoplable rocoived pawor 3 dam Calculation of optical power budget (ata accoraing 0 ITU-T 6.957) TERMINAL EQUIPMENT (OLTE) ‘Available power budget (S) - (R) 680 4B TERMINAL 8OX “Type of patch panel connectors: Le forsingle mode Connectors (only between S - R) 2 connectors, 0.90 dB each os 4B > Total available optical power 684 dB OPTICAL CABLE + Type of optical finre single mode for 1850) Fibro attenuation (installed) 0.22 dem + Splice aitenuation 0.08 per spice Ay. cable length between splices 3.0 ke > Average number of splices 0.33 spicakms > 0,027 dB/4m = Number of repair splices (0.10 spice > 0,008 d8sxm + Fibre margin (0.007 km > Total fibre attenuation per km (0.28% bik ‘Maximum distance atlanuation tmniied 261.80 km Maximum distance dispersion limited: 590.17 km (Glapesion Couficen 20 path} MAXIMUM OPTICAL TRANSMISSION DISTANCE. 261.80 km Page:2 ABB Penenorzarors Calculation of Power Budget: Reserve User ELECTRICIDADE DE MOZAMBIQUE Reference: STM-1 LINK ABB Rel: 16841 Project: RURAL ELECTRIFICATION IN GAZA PROVINCE Communication Link: MAPAI- LIONDE tance: 245. km ‘Communication System FOX 515 + MPB Bitrate (Mis) Optical connector Optical wavelength [om] Spectral bandwidth [rm] ‘Type of optical TRxcmodule STM U2 CWOM + P24 boost Transmission code s.NRz6 710] Optical fare sngle modo 155) Lo] 1560| 1 Transmaitter Tx: ‘Optical min output power (S) Optical max output power (8) Recelver Rx: SSensitily for BER = 10° (R) Max. acceptable received power 3 sul bm 240 240 450 8m 8m 8m Calculation of optical power budget (at sccoring fo MU-T.967 ‘TERWINAL EQUIPMENT (OLTE) = Available power budget (8) -(R) TERMINAL BOX = Connectors only between (8) -(R) 2 comecirs, > Total available optical power OPTICAL CABLE = Type of optical face single mode for 1550 = Fibre attenuation (installed) Splice attenuation 2.08 er spice Av. cable length between splices 3.0 ken “> Average number of splices 33 spleen > Numbor of ropair splices 40 sxlleten > + Fibre margin > Total fibre attenuation per km Total attenuation optical cable = Type of patch panel connectors Le for single mode 0.23 d8 each 0.22 dBiken 027 den 1.008 asim (2.007 dBm 0.261 avi 690 06 a a 640 @ 8 RESERVE on optical powor Minimum Received Power (Tx-Opt, Path} Maximum Received Power (Tx-Opt Path): Pans Ab 439 4081 37.08 8m 8m Page: 4/1 ‘Summary s]maealLionDE Tink Length km) 2450 Equipment Foxsis + MPS. ‘Bag. Type STeTUTe cwOM + P28 ‘oostor Wax. Length kn 260 Power Reserve (48) 4.99

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