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Limited by the bandwidth of broadband bus, UA5000 can’t support full
capacity of ADSL, only 1344 port access is acceptable

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HWCF: HW conversion card
EFTF: E1/FE Conversion card
HLAF: High speed link subtending conversion card
HLSF: High speed link subtending conversion card
E1TF: E1 conversion card
SLTF: Subscriber cable conversion card

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HWFF: HW conversion card
HLEF: High speed link conversion card
SLTF: Subscriber cable conversion card

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Broandband cable:18*broadband bus
Narrow: Master->extend
Master to master

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HW is the Highway connection and is used for the cascading of
Narrowband services from frame to frame.

The above diagrams show each of these cards. Two types of card
support these connections;

HWCF – this is the Highway Cascade card and is used within the
master frame to cascade to subtended frames.
HWTF – this is the Highway Termination card and is used within slave
frames to terminate a Highway cable.
HWFF – this is the Highway Termination card and is used within the
extended frame to terminate a Highway cable

The HWCF has three HW OUT sockets to allow the connections to the
other frames as shown in the slide.

The HWTF has a single HW IN socket for cascade connection.

Stack connections are for Test cascading

Clk connections are for Clock cascading

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RUN/ALARM LED
Green 1s on and 1s off repeatedly: The card works normally.
Yellow blinking quickly: The card is starting or being loaded
Yellow 1s on and 1s off repeatedly: The card has an alarm prompt, but
the service is not affected
Yellow on: The card is faulty
Red blinking quickly: The card detects that the PRTF power is faulty.

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ACT: Active LED, green
On: The card is active.
Off: The card is on standby.

ACT: Yellow
Blinking: Data is transmitted.
Off: No data is transmitted.

LINK: Green
On: The link is normal.
Off: The link is abnormal.
RUN ALM: Running LED, tri-colour
300 ms on and 300 ms off repeatedly: The card is starting.
Green 1s on and 1s off repeatedly: The card works normally.
Yellow 1s on and 1s off repeatedly: The card has an alarm prompt, but
the service is not affected.
RST: Reset button
The button is used to reset the card manually.

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1 x FE (on the backplane) - Used to connect with the PVM, to provide
IP connectivity for VoIP services
1 or 2 FE/GE (on the front panel, provided by sub-card) - Front panel
upstream ports
4 x FE (on the backplane) - Provides broadband access services or be
used as upstream ports.
The EFTF transfer card supports 4 FE connections from each IPMB
card these work in active/standby mode

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The PVM card can process the H.248/MGCP protocols, converts the
TDM voice signals into IP packets.
One PVM card provides one FE port to transmit IP voice services.

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The E1TF card has 8 E1 ports from each PVMB card which are all
active and work in load-sharing mode

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The AIUB card implements remote subtending of the UA5000.
Each card provides two STM-1 ATM ports. The backplane can provide two ATM E3
ports or eight IMA E1 ports.
The AIUB cards support the 1+ 1 card-level protection.

Important note: If this card is used then the frame must be fitted with an APMB card.

Card references;

(1) Card running status indicator

(2) Alarm indicator
(3) Reset button (recessed)

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The CSRI or CSRK card is the 32-port ADSL2+ and 32-port POTS combo
line card.
The CSRI or CSRK card works with the narrowband or broadband control
card, and then provides the IP upstream services through the narrowband or
broadband control card.
The differences between the CSRI card and the CSRK card are as follows:
The CSRI card adopts the external ringing mode.
The CSRK card adopts the internal ringing mode.

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The SDL card is the 4-port SHDSL and 4-port E1 line card, providing
the SHDSL access services in the TDM mode. The SHDSL ports
provided by the SDL card can work as V.35 (N x 64 kbit/s, 3 < N <32)
ports or E1 (2048 kbit/s) ports after conversion by a modem (STU-R).
The SDLT card is the 8-port SHDSL line card and provides the SHDSL
access services in the TDM mode by working with the terminal
equipment. The SDLT card resides in of the HABD shelf, working with
the narrowband control card PVMB.
The SDLE card is the 8-port TDM SHDSL line card, providing eight
SHDSL ports and eight E1 ports.
In the E1 (2048 kbit/s) mode, the maximum activation distance is 3 km.
In the V.35 (N x 64 kbit/s, 3 <N <32) mode, the higher the port
transmission rate, the shorter the activation distance. When N = 3, the
maximum activation distance is 6 km; when N = 32, the maximum
activation distance is 3 km. The line quality shall also be taken into
account. Huawei recommends keeping the activation distance short
when configuring the terminal.

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Testing from the TSSB card is transferred via the internal test bus. Physical connections
from frame to frame are made via the Stack-in/Stack-out connections on the HWCF and
HWTF cards

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The TSSB card implements following functions:
Analog subscriber circuit and loop line test, telephone set test
Activation/deactivation/feed of ISDN 2B+D port test
Activation capability of ISDN digital terminal test
Transmission error ratio test
Alarm detection and reporting
Manual test port and semi-auto test bus
Communicating with the APM/IPM card through the serial port
Printing the communication information with the host through the debugging
serial port
Emulation test at the xDSL CO end
Card references;
MTI: Manual semi-auto test bus
ISDN: ISDN test port, reserved for alarm input of the secondary power supply card
LTI: Analog subscriber circuit and loop line test port, and telephone set test port

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