TJ1600 POTP R5.0 Hardware Description Guide

TJ1600 POTP R5.
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Description Guide
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Table of Contents
Using This Guide 17
Who This Guide Is For ............................................................................................................... 17
What This Guide Covers ............................................................................................................. 17
What You Should Already Know .............................................................................................. 17
Safety Signs Conventions ............................................................................................................ 18
Typographical Conventions ........................................................................................................ 19
Mouse Operation Conventions .................................................................................................. 19
Using Tejas Product Documentation ........................................................................................ 20
Related Documents ...................................................................................................................... 21
Chapter Organization................................................................................................................... 22
TJ1600 Introduction 23
Product Overview- TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot)............................................................................. 23
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 24
Product Overview- TJ1600 Type 6SR ....................................................................................... 25
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 25
Physical Dimension and Regulatory Compliance .................................................................... 26
Physical Dimension Details ....................................................................................................... 26
Regulatory Compliance .............................................................................................................. 26
Card Overview .............................................................................................................................. 27
Card Population Rule 31

Slot Allotment ............................................................................................................................... 32
Slot Distribution ........................................................................................................................... 34
Slot distribution of TJ1600 POTP ........................................................................................... 34
Slot distribution of TJ1600 Type-6SR ...................................................................................... 41
Using the Filler Panels ................................................................................................................. 42
Power Filter Unit 43

Power Filter Unit - HCPPFU02 ................................................................................................. 44
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 44
Operational Specifications .......................................................................................................... 45
Functional Description .............................................................................................................. 45
Power Filter Unit - PFU4 ............................................................................................................ 45
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 46
Operational Specifications .......................................................................................................... 46
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Visual Indicator Details ........................................................................................................... 47
OAM Card 49
HCPOAM01 ................................................................................................................................. 49
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 49
Power Specifications ................................................................................................................... 50
Backplane Interface ................................................................................................................... 51
ESI Interface ............................................................................................................................ 51
LAN Interface ......................................................................................................................... 51
Craft Interface ........................................................................................................................... 52
M1/F1 Interfaces ..................................................................................................................... 52
External Alarms Interface ........................................................................................................ 52
Orderwire Interface .................................................................................................................... 52
MGN Interface......................................................................................................................... 53
HCPOAM03 ................................................................................................................................. 53
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 54
Backplane Interface ................................................................................................................... 55
BITS Interface .......................................................................................................................... 55
NMS Interface ......................................................................................................................... 55
Craft Interface ........................................................................................................................... 56
External Alarms Interface ........................................................................................................ 56
Cross-connect Cards 57
HCPXCC01 ................................................................................................................................... 57
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 57
Diag Interface ........................................................................................................................... 58
HCPXCC03 ................................................................................................................................... 59
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 60
Diag Interface ........................................................................................................................... 61
HCPXCC04 ................................................................................................................................... 62
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 62
DIAG Interface........................................................................................................................ 63
Optical Shelf Management Controller 65
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OSMC01 ........................................................................................................................................ 65
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 66
Diag Interface ........................................................................................................................... 67
OSC Interface ........................................................................................................................... 67
Passive Shelf Management Interface ........................................................................................... 67
Timing Interface ........................................................................................................................ 67
PDH Tributary Cards 69

HCPPLine01 ................................................................................................................................. 69
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 69
Card Features ........................................................................................................................... 70
HCPPLine02 ................................................................................................................................. 70
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 71
Card Features ........................................................................................................................... 72
Tributary Card 73
HCPSLine01 .................................................................................................................................. 73
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 73
XFP Port Visual Indications ................................................................................................... 74
LASER Types ........................................................................................................................ 75
HCPULine01 ................................................................................................................................. 75
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 76
Card Configuration ................................................................................................................... 77
LASER Types ........................................................................................................................ 77
HCPSLine03 .................................................................................................................................. 78
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 79
XFP Port Visual Indications ................................................................................................... 80
LASER Types ........................................................................................................................ 80
HCPSLine08 .................................................................................................................................. 81
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Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 81
SFP/XFP Port Visual Indications .......................................................................................... 82
LASER Types ........................................................................................................................ 83
HCPSLine12 .................................................................................................................................. 84
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 84
CFP Port Visual Indications .................................................................................................... 85
SFP+/QSFP+ Port Visual Indications.................................................................................. 86
LASER Types ........................................................................................................................ 86
Transponder Configurations....................................................................................................... 87
Muxponder Configurations ........................................................................................................ 87
CFP_client side Optical interface specifications: .......................................................................... 88
100G DWDM_CFP Optical interface specifications ................................................................ 88
HCPSLine22 .................................................................................................................................. 89
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 89
LASER Types ........................................................................................................................ 91
Muxponder Configuration ......................................................................................................... 92
HCPSLine24 .................................................................................................................................. 92
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 92
CFP4 Port Visual Indications .................................................................................................. 94
LASER Types ........................................................................................................................ 94
Transponder Configuration ........................................................................................................ 95
Ethernet Cards 97
Ethernet Switching Card- CEF-5 ............................................................................................... 97
Front Panel............................................................................................................................... 98
Interface Description .................................................................................................................. 99
CEL-3 ........................................................................................................................................... 100
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 100
Power Specifications ................................................................................................................. 100
Visual Indicator Details ......................................................................................................... 101
Ethernet Interface (GE) .......................................................................................................... 101
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Ethernet Interface (FE) .......................................................................................................... 102
Functional Description ............................................................................................................ 102
Optical Active Cards and Units 103

OFA .............................................................................................................................................. 104
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 104
OFA Card Types ................................................................................................................... 105
Typical Specifications ............................................................................................................... 107
ROADM ...................................................................................................................................... 109
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 109
ROADM Card Types............................................................................................................ 110
MDU16-D-50G-CL ................................................................................................................... 113
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 113
HCPADP01 and HCPADP02 .................................................................................................. 116
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 116
OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2 ........................................................................................................... 117
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 117
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG ........................................................................................... 119
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 119
LAN Interface ....................................................................................................................... 120
External Alarms Interface ...................................................................................................... 120
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Card operating modes ................................................... 121
Optical Raman Amplifier Unit - ORA .................................................................................... 123
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 123
LAN Interface ....................................................................................................................... 124
External Alarms Interface ...................................................................................................... 124
ORA-C-450-FG Card Operating Modes ............................................................................... 125
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FPU01 .......................................................................................................................................... 126
Optical Passive Cards and Units 129

MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D ................................................................................................ 130
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 130
MDU40 Card Types ............................................................................................................. 130
ILU-C-50G .................................................................................................................................. 132
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 132
MDU8-D ..................................................................................................................................... 133
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 133
MDU8-D Card Types ........................................................................................................... 134
OSCF-S and OSCF-D ............................................................................................................... 136
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 136
OSCF Module Types .............................................................................................................. 137
PSCM............................................................................................................................................ 138
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 138
PSCM Types along with sub racks.......................................................................................... 139
DCM ............................................................................................................................................. 140
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 140
DCM Types along with sub racks ........................................................................................... 141
Optical Add Drop Multiplexer - OADM4 and OADM1..................................................... 143
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 144
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OADM4 and OADM1 Card Types ..................................................................................... 144
TJ1600-2 Passive Unit ................................................................................................................ 148
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 148
Fan Tray Unit 149

HCPFTU01 ................................................................................................................................. 150
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 150
Functional description .............................................................................................................. 151
HCPFTU02 ................................................................................................................................. 152
Front Panel............................................................................................................................. 152
Optical Interface Specifications 155

STM-1/OC-3 Optical interface specifications ....................................................................... 155
STM-4/OC-12 Optical interface specifications ..................................................................... 155
STM-16/OC-48 Optical interface specifications ................................................................... 156
STM-64/OC-192/10GE Optical interface specifications .................................................... 156
STM-64/OC-192 DWDM Optical interface specifications ................................................. 157
1G Optical interface specifications .......................................................................................... 157
10G Optical interface specifications ........................................................................................ 158
100G CFP Client Side Module Optical interface specifications .......................................... 158
100G CFP Line Side Module Optical interface specifications ............................................ 159
Ordering Information 161

Glossary of Terms 167
Index 173
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List of Figures
Figure 1: Front View- TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) system ................................................................... 24
Figure 2: Front View: TJ1600 Type-6SR System............................................................................. 25
Figure 3: TJ1600 POTP: Architecture Diagram .............................................................................. 31
Figure 4: TJ1600 POTP: Slot Allotment........................................................................................... 32
Figure 5: TJ1600 Type-6SR: Slot Allotment..................................................................................... 33
Figure 6: Front Panel View - HCPPFU02 ........................................................................................ 44
Figure 7: Front Panel - PFU4 ............................................................................................................. 46
Figure 8: Front Panel View- HCPOAM01 ....................................................................................... 49
Figure 9: Front Panel - HCPOAM03 ................................................................................................ 54
Figure 10: Front Panel View-HCPXCC01 ....................................................................................... 57
Figure 11: Cross- connect Card - HCPXCC03 ................................................................................ 60
Figure 12: Cross-connect Card-HCPXCC04 ................................................................................... 62
Figure 13: Optical Shelf Management Controller - OSMC01 ....................................................... 66
Figure 14: Optical Shelf Management Controller - OSMC01 with Adaptor............................... 66
Figure 15: Front Panel View- HCPPLine01 ..................................................................................... 69
Figure 16: Front Panel View-HCPPLine02 ...................................................................................... 71
Figure 17: Front Panel View- HCPSLine01 ..................................................................................... 73
Figure 18: Front Panel View- HCPULine01 .................................................................................... 76
Figure 20: One-to-One Port Mapping .............................................................................................. 81
Figure 23: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine12 in POTP configuration ............................. 87
Figure 24: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine12 in DWDM transponder configuration ... 87
Figure 25: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine12 in DWDM muxponder configuration .... 88
Figure 27: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine22 in OTN configuration .............................. 91
Figure 28: Block diagram of the Muxponder configuration for the HCPSLine22 ..................... 92
Figure 30: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine24 in POTP configuration ............................. 95
Figure 31: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine24 in DWDM transponder configuration ... 95
Figure 32: Front Panel View- CEF-5 ................................................................................................ 98
Figure 33: Front Panel View- CEL-3 .............................................................................................. 100
Figure 34: Front Panel View- OFA-C-S20-VG ............................................................................. 104
Figure 35: Front Panel View-OFA-C-D20-HG ............................................................................ 104
Figure 36: Single and Dual type of OFA Cards ............................................................................. 106
Figure 37: OFA and OSC Filter Connectivity ............................................................................... 106
Figure 38: Front Panel View-ROADM-2-C-50G.......................................................................... 109
Figure 41: ROADM Card Architecture ......................................................................................... 111
Figure 42: Front Panel View-MDU-16CL-C-50G ........................................................................ 113
Figure 43: 16 Channel 50GHz Colour-less Multiplexer and Demultiplexer Unit connectivity114
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Figure 44: Front Panel View- HCPADP01 with 2/3rd and 1/3rd slots for optical cards ...... 116
Figure 45: Front Panel View- HCPADP02 with two half slots for optical cards ..................... 116
Figure 46: Front Panel View-OPM-2-C-50G and OPM-4-C50G with Adapter ...................... 117
Figure 47: OPM Card connectivity .................................................................................................. 117
Figure 48: Front Panel View- OFA-C-S26-FG Card .................................................................... 119
Figure 49: OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Schematic diagram.............................................. 121
Figure 50: Front Panel View- ORA-C-450-FG Card.................................................................... 123
Figure 51: Front Panel View-FPU01 with Adaptation in HCPADP01 card............................. 126
Figure 52: FPU01 Card connectivity ............................................................................................... 127
Figure 53: Front Panel View-MDU40E-D & MDU40O-D ........................................................ 130
Figure 54: 40 Channel MDU (both Even and Odd) connectivity .............................................. 131
Figure 55: Front Panel View-ILU-C-100G half slot card ............................................................ 132
Figure 56: ILU connectivity .............................................................................................................. 132
Figure 57: Front Panel View- MDU-8-D ....................................................................................... 133
Figure 58: 8 Channel MDU connectivity ........................................................................................ 134
Figure 59: Front Panel View- OSPF-D........................................................................................... 136
Figure 60: OSCF connectivity .......................................................................................................... 137
Figure 61: Front Panel View-(PSCM-1x5)...................................................................................... 138
Figure 62: Front Panel View-(PSCM-1x2)...................................................................................... 138
Figure 63: PSCM Connectivity ......................................................................................................... 139
Figure 64: Front Panel - Two DCM cards...................................................................................... 140
Figure 65: Front Panel View - OADM-1 ........................................................................................ 144
Figure 66: Front Panel View- OADM-4 ......................................................................................... 144
Figure 67: OADM connectivity ....................................................................................................... 146
Figure 68: Front Panel View- TJ1600-2 Passive Unit ................................................................... 148
Figure 69: Front Panel View ............................................................................................................. 150
Figure 70: Front Panel- HCPFTU02 ............................................................................................... 152
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List of Tables
Table 1: Safety Sign Convention..................................................................................................... 18
Table 2: Typographical Conventions ............................................................................................. 19
Table 3: Mouse Operation ............................................................................................................... 19
Table 4: Physical dimensions of the chassis .................................................................................. 26
Table 5: Regulatory Standard Compliance for TJ1600 POTP and TJ1600 Type-6SR ........... 26
Table 6: Overview of the cards supported in TJ1600 ................................................................. 27
Table 7: Slot distribution for the HCPXCC01 cross connect card ........................................... 34
Table 10: Slot distribution for the OSMC01 control card on a TJ1600 POTP system ............ 39
Table 11: Slot distribution for the OSMC01 control card on TJ1600 Type-6SR system......... 41
Table 12: Operational Specifications of Power Filter Unit- HCPPFU02................................... 45
Table 13: Operational Specifications of Power Filter Unit- PFU4.............................................. 46
Table 14: LED status and their significance- PFU4 ...................................................................... 47
Table 15: Power Specifications of OAM Card - HCPOAM01 .................................................... 50
Table 16: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPOAM01 ........................................ 50
Table 17: Alarm LED status of HCPOAM01 card ....................................................................... 50
Table 19: Power Specifications of OAM Card - HCPOAM03 .................................................... 54
Table 21: Alarm LED status of HCPOAM01 card ....................................................................... 55
Table 22: Possible LED status and their significance for NMS Interface - HCPOAM03 ...... 55
Table 23: Power Specifications of Cross Connect Card - HCPXCC01...................................... 57
Table 24: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPXCC01 .......................................... 58
Table 25: Power Specifications of Cross-connect Card- HCPXCC03 ....................................... 60
Table 26: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPXCC03 .......................................... 60
Table 27: Power Specifications of Cross-connect Card- HCPXCC04 ....................................... 63
Table 28: Possible LED status and their significance- HCPXCC04 ........................................... 63
Table 29: Power Specifications - OSMC01 card ............................................................................ 66
Table 30: Possible LED status and their significance - OSMC01 ............................................... 66
Table 31: Power specifications of PDH card - HCPPLine01 ...................................................... 69
Table 32: The possible LED status and their significance - HCPPLine01 ................................ 70
Table 33: Power specifications of PDH card - HCPPLine02 ...................................................... 71
Table 34: Possible LED status and their significance-HCPPLine02........................................... 71
Table 35: SFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status-HCPPLine02 ................ 71
Table 36: Power Specifications- HCPSLine01 ............................................................................... 74
Table 37: Possible LED status and their significance- HCPSLine01 .......................................... 74
Table 38: XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine01 ............. 74
Table 39: Power specification- HCPULine01................................................................................. 76
Table 40: Possible LED status and their significance- HCPULine01 ......................................... 76
Table 41: SFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPULine01 .............. 77
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Table 44: XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine03 .............. 80
Table 47: SFP/XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine08 .... 82
Table 50: CFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine12 .............. 85
Table 51: SFP+/QSFP+ Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine1286
Table 52: Supported Laser Types- HCPSLine12 ........................................................................... 86
Table 53: Optical interface specifications for CFP_client side .................................................... 88
Table 54: 100G DWDM_CFP Optical interface ........................................................................... 88
Table 55: Power Specifications - HCPSLine22 .............................................................................. 89
Table 56: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPSLine22 ......................................... 90
Table 57: CFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine22 ............. 90
Table 58: Supported Laser Types - HCPSLine22 .......................................................................... 91
Table 59: Power Specifications - HCPSLine24 .............................................................................. 93
Table 61: CFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine24 ............. 93
Table 62: CFP4 Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine24 ........... 94
Table 63: Supported Laser Types- HCPSLine24 ........................................................................... 94
Table 64: Power Specifications- CEF-5 ........................................................................................... 98
Table 65: LED status and their significance- CEF-5 ..................................................................... 98
Table 66: SFP/SFP+/XFP Port LED Status- CEF-5 .................................................................. 99
Table 67: Power Specifications- CEL-3......................................................................................... 100
Table 68: Possible LED status and their significance - CEL-3 .................................................. 101
Table 69: XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - CEL-3 ...................... 101
Table 70: Power Specifications - OFA Cards ............................................................................... 104
Table 71: Possible LED status and their significance- OFA Cards........................................... 104
Table 72: Fixed Gain OFA Card Types......................................................................................... 105
Table 73: Variable Gain OFA Card Types .................................................................................... 105
Table 74: Variable gain with Mid Stage Access OFA Card Types............................................. 106
Table 75: Fixed Gain OFA Card parameters and typical values ................................................ 107
Table 76: Variable Gain OFA parameters and typical values ..................................................... 108
Table 77: Power Specifications – ROADM Cards....................................................................... 110
Table 78: Possible LED status and their significance – ROADM Cards ................................. 110
Table 79: Typical Specifications – ROADM Cards ..................................................................... 112
Table 80: Power Specifications - MDU-16CL-C-50G card........................................................ 113
Table 81: Possible LED status and their significance - MDU-16CL-C-50G Card ................. 113
Table 82: Typical Specifications - MDU16-D-50G-CL Card..................................................... 115
Table 83: Power Specifications - Adaptor Cards.......................................................................... 116
Table 84: Power Specifications - OPM Cards .............................................................................. 117
Table 85: Typical Specifications - OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2 Cards .......................................... 118
Table 86: Power Specifications- OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Card ............................... 119
Table 87: Possible LED status and their significance – OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Card119
Table 88: Possible LED status and their significance - OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG .. 120
Table 89: Different output alarm types: ........................................................................................ 121
Table 90: Fixed Gain OFA Card Types......................................................................................... 121
Table 91: Fixed Gain OFA Card parameters and typical values ................................................ 122
Table 92: Power Specifications - ORA-C-450-FG Card ............................................................. 123
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Table 93: Possible LED status and their significance – ORA-C-450-FG Card ...................... 124
Table 94: Possible LED status and their significance - ORA-C-450-FG ................................. 124
Table 95: Fixed Gain ORA Card Types ........................................................................................ 125
Table 96: ORA unit parameters and typical values ...................................................................... 125
Table 97: Power Specifications – FPU01 Cards ........................................................................... 126
Table 98: Typical Specifications – FPU01 Card ........................................................................... 127
Table 99: Types of MDU40 ............................................................................................................ 130
Table 100: Typical Specifications of MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D ......................................... 131
Table 101: Typical Specifications of ILU-C-50G ........................................................................... 133
Table 102: Types of MDU8-D .......................................................................................................... 134
Table 103: Typical Specifications of MDU8-D .............................................................................. 135
Table 104: Types of OSCF ................................................................................................................ 137
Table 105: Typical Specifications of OSCF .................................................................................... 138
Table 106: Types of PSCM and Sub Racks ..................................................................................... 139
Table 107: Typical Specifications of PSCM .................................................................................... 140
Table 108: Types of DCM/DCUs.................................................................................................... 141
Table 109: Typical Specifications of DCMs .................................................................................... 142
Table 110: Types of OADM4 ........................................................................................................... 144
Table 111: Typical Specifications of OADM4 and OADM1 ....................................................... 147
Table 112: Power Specifications ....................................................................................................... 151
Table 113: Power Specifications - HCPFTU02 .............................................................................. 153
Table 114: STM-1/OC-3 optical interface specifications for the SFP ........................................ 155
Table 115: STM-4/OC-12 Optical interface specifications for SFP ........................................... 155
Table 116: STM-16/OC-48 Optical interface specifications for the SFP .................................. 156
Table 117: STM-64/OC-192/10GE Optical interface specifications for the XFP .................. 156
Table 118: STM-64/OC-192/OTU2/OTU2e Optical interface specifications for the XFP . 157
Table 119: 1G optical interface specifications- SFP ...................................................................... 157
Table 120: 10G Optical interface specifications for the XFP ...................................................... 158
Table 121: 100GE Client side interface specifications for the CFP ............................................ 158
Table 122: 100GE Line side module optical specifications for the CFP.................................... 159
Table 123: Card Ordering TPNs ...................................................................................................... 161
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Chapter 1
Using This Guide

This section describes who should read this guide, how it is organized, and what conventions are
used in the document.
IN THIS CHAPTER
Who This Guide Is For ..................................................................................17
What This Guide Covers ................................................................................17
What You Should Already Know .................................................................17
Safety Signs Conventions ...............................................................................18
Typographical Conventions ...........................................................................19
Mouse Operation Conventions .....................................................................19
Using Tejas Product Documentation ...........................................................20
Related Documents .........................................................................................21
Chapter Organization .....................................................................................22
Who This Guide Is For

This document is intended for Network Operators and System Engineers to help them
understand the hardware of the system.
What This Guide Covers

This document provides information on hardware configuration, functions, capabilities,
limitations, and physical characteristics of the product.
What You Should Already Know

Before you read this guide you need to be familiar with the general operating principles and
procedures associated with the product. You must be fully trained to handle the equipment under
minimum supervision.
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Safety Signs Conventions

To prevent personal injury, equipment damage, and service interruptions, you must follow all
precautionary messages given in the document in addition to all the local safety standards
required by your company. The following symbols inserted in the document at various places
represent important situations.
Table 1: Safety Sign Convention
Symbols Meaning Represents

Caution Situations that could result in equipment damage or loss of
data.
Danger Situation that could cause bodily injury. Failure to observe this
precaution may result in personal injury, death, or equipment
damage.
Hot Surface Situation that could result in bodily burns.
Optical Safety Staring directly into the optical connector output beam may
cause irreparable damage to your eyes and even leading to loss
of eye sight.
Electric Shock Risk Failure to observe this precaution may result in personal injury,
death, or equipment damage.
Static Discharge Handle the equipment wearing a grounding wrist strap to

Warning discharge the static buildup. Failure to observe this precaution
may result in equipment damage.
Rotating Part Keep fingers, screwdrivers, and other objects away from the
openings in the fan tray assembly. The fans might still be
turning when you remove the fan assembly from the chassis.
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Chapter 1 Using This Guide
Typographical Conventions
Before you start using this guide, it is important to understand the terms and typographical
conventions used in the document. The following kinds of formatting in the text identify special
information.
Table 2: Typographical Conventions
Formatting Convention Type of Information
 Procedures Step-by-step procedures. You can follow these instructions to

complete a specific task.
Emphasis Items you must select, such as menu options, command buttons,
or items in a list.
Special Bold Use to emphasize the importance of a point or for variable
expressions such as parameters.
CAPITALS Names of keys on the keyboard, for example, SHIFT, CTRL, or
ALT.
KEY+KEY Key combinations for which the user must press and hold down
one key and then press another, for example, CTRL+P, or
ALT+F4.
Means reader take note. Notes contain helpful suggestions or
NOTE: references to materials not contained in this manual.
Mouse Operation Conventions

Table 3: Mouse Operation
Convention Description
Click Refers to pressing and releasing a mouse button to select a screen object.
Double-click Refers to pressing and releasing a mouse button twice in succession while the cursor is
positioned over an object on-screen.
Drag Refers to the function of the mouse by which an element on the screen of a monitor is
moved with the cursor, while holding down the mouse button and moving the mouse.
Right-click Refers to pressing the right button on a two-button mouse.
Wheel button Refers to the third (middle) button on the mouse.
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Using Tejas Product Documentation

TJ1600 is a multi-slot product. This product is a single, unified platform for aggregation and
transport of packets and circuits. TJ1600 family of products accommodates a large variety of high
density traffic modules and is defined with reference to the number of service slots that are
present on the chassis. These modules can be seamlessly used across the entire family of
products. Exceptions if any are highlighted in the Hardware Description Guide.
The products include:

 TJ1600 POTP (11 slot)
 TJ1600 Type-6SR
NOTE: The product name in the title page of the document will reflect the specific product
release under the family and within the document TJ1600 is defined in general.
The following Tejas product documentation set helps you to use the range of Tejas products:
 The Hardware Description Guide explains hardware configuration, functions, capabilities,
limitations, and physical characteristics of the product.
 The Installation and Commissioning Guide provides information on installing the product and to
initially configure it to the point of verifying its proper operation in the network.
 The User Interface Guide introduces and orients service providers to the content, function, and
organization of the user interface supported on the node.
 The L2 Services User Interface Guide introduces and orients service providers to the content,
function, and organization of the user interface supported on the carrier Ethernet card.
 The Switches User Interface Guide introduces and orients service providers to the content,
function, and organization of the user interface supported on the switching card.
All documents for the shelf are referred to as Tejas technical publications. Each document has a
unique thirteen-digit identification number called Tejas Part Number (TPN). This number is used
to identify each document, and assist in cross-referencing from one document TPN to another.
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Chapter 1 Using This Guide
Related Documents
Related documents needs to be used in conjunction with the Customer Release Notes (CRN)
defining the scope of the release.
Document Name Tejas Part Number Description

TJ1600 POTP R5.0 170-DOC000069-E This document provides information to install the
Installation and product and to initially configure the product to the
Commissioning Guide point of verifying proper operation of the product in
the network.
TJ1600 POTP R5.0 User 170-DOC000070-E This document introduces and orients service
Interface Guide providers to the content, function, and organization
of the user interface that support the nodes.
TJ1600 POTP R5.0 170-DOC000071-E This document introduces and orients service
Switches User Interface providers to the content, function, and organization
Guide of the user interface supported on the switching card.
TJ1600 POTP R5.0 L2 170-DOC000072-E This document introduces and orients service
Services User Interface providers to the content, function, and organization
Guide of the user interface supported on the carrier
Ethernet card.
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Chapter Organization
This document is organized as follows:
Chapter Scope
TJ1600 Introduction on page This chapter gives the basic introduction of the node.
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Card Population Rule on page This chapter describes about the card population rule followed in the
31 node.
Power Filter Unit on page 43 This chapter describes about the Power Filter Unit used in the node.
OAM Card on page 49 This chapter describes about the HCPOAM01 card used in the node.
Cross-connect Cards on page This chapter describes about the HCPXCC01, HCPXCC03, HCPXCC04
57 cards used in the node.
Optical Shelf Management This chapter describes about the OSMC01 card used in the node
Controller on page 65
PDH Tributary cards on page This chapter describes about the HCPPLine01 and HCPPLine02 cards
69 used in the node.
Tributary Card on page 73 This chapter describes about the HCPPLine01, HCPPLine02,
HCPSLine01, HCPULine01, HCPSLine03, HCPSLine08, HCPSLine12,
HCPSLine22, and HCPSLine24 cards supported in tributary card slots of
node.
Ethernet Cards on page 97 This chapter describes about the CEF-5 and CEL-3 cards supported in
tributary card slots of node.
Optical Passive Cards and This chapter describes about the various optical active cards/units that
Units on page 129 are supported in tributary card slots of the node.
Optical Passive Cards and This chapter describes about the various optical passive cards/units used
Units on page 129 in the node.
Fan Tray Unit on page 149 This chapter describes about the Fan Tray Unit used in the Node.
Optical Interface This appendix describes the Optical interfaces specifications supported
Specifications on page 155 in the node.
Ordering Information on This appendix provides the Tejas Part Number (TPN) for the
page 161 cards/modules supported in the node.
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Chapter 2
TJ1600 Introduction
The following chapter provides an introduction and product overview of the system.
IN THIS CHAPTER
Product overview- TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot) ...............................................23
Product Overview- TJ1600 Type 6SR .........................................................25
Physical Dimension and Regulatory Compliance.......................................26
Card Overview .................................................................................................27
Product Overview- TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot)

The TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot) is a 9U high, half-depth, multi-slot product (9 service slots in
addition to 2 cross-connect card slots), supporting redundancy of cross-connect fabric,
timing/synchronization subsystem, and control processor subsystem.
The TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot) with HCPXCC04 as the cross-connect card supports either 640G
HO/OTN or 360G HO+120G LO mode. With HCPXCC03, it supports 340G HO. In one, the
traffic Time Division Multiplexed (TDM) cards carrying SDH and OTN traffics can inter work
by creating a virtual cross connect fabric over the active back plane. This also can accommodate
stand alone Ethernet switching cards which can also be used in meshed configuration over the
back plane. In the second, the same traffic cards can be used as transponder and muxponder
configurations in which the traffic does not flow in the back plane but is localised to the traffic
cards only. The first configuration is primarily used as Packet Optical Transport Platform
(POTP) and the second one as the Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM)
applications. For both the POTP and DWDM application common integrated and stand alone
additional DWDM optical elements such as Optical Fiber Amplifiers (OFA), optical Multiplexer
and Demultiplexer Units (MDU), Reconfigurable Optical Add Drop Multiplexer (ROADM),
optical Dispersion Compensator Module (DCM) are used to transport and add/drop
multichannel high speed 10Gbps, 40Gbps and 100Gbps DWDM wavelengths. By multiplexing
in the optical domain, up to 80 channels at ITU-T 50GHz can be supported in a pair of fiber of
all variety. Using various types of OFAs and advanced forward error correction codes (FEC),
transmission distance up to 1000km can supported in the optical domain before electrical
regeneration is required.
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Front Panel
The front view of TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot) system is given below.
Figure 1: Front View- TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) system
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Chapter 2 TJ1600 Introduction
Product Overview- TJ1600 Type 6SR

TJ1600-Type 6SR product is a 4U high, half-depth, multi-slot product supporting 4 service slots
and control card slots. The product can be primarily configured to amplify the traffic when there
is long distance between the adjacent nodes to prevent the signal attenuation. Using various types
of OFAs, optical signals can be transmitted up to a distance of 1000km without any electrical
regeneration.
Front Panel
The front view of TJ1600 Type-6SR sytem is shown below.
Figure 2: Front View: TJ1600 Type-6SR System
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Physical Dimension and Regulatory Compliance

Physical Dimension Details
Table 4: Physical dimensions of the chassis
Dimension Height
TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot) TJ1600 Type-6SR
Height 372 mm 175.4 mm
Width 445 mm 440 mm
Depth 280 mm 257.5 mm
Regulatory Compliance
Table 5: Regulatory Standard Compliance for TJ1600 POTP and TJ1600 Type-6SR
Specification Standard Compliance

EMI / EMC FCC Part-15, Subpart B, Class-A
ICES-003, Class-A
EN 300386
EN 55022 Class-A / CISPR-22 Class-A
EN 55024 / CISPR-24
EN 61000-3-2 & EN 61000-3-3 (applicable to AC power supply products)
Safety Certified for CB - Scheme
IEC 60950-1 / EN 60950-1
UL 60950-1
CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 60950-1
Laser Safety IEC 60825-1 / EN 60825-1
IEC 60825-2 / EN 60825-2
21 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)1040
Environment ETS 300 019-1-1, Class 1.2 Storage
ETS 300 019-1-2, Class 2.3 Transportation
ETS 300 019-1-3, Class 3.2 Operating stationary use
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Card Overview
This section details overview of all cards irrespective of the system in which it is supported that
is, TJ1600 POTP (11-Slot) or TJ1600 Type-6SR. Refer to individual card section for more
information.
Table 6: Overview of the cards supported in TJ1600
Cards/Units Description
HCPPFU02  Provides a filtered input voltage of -40V to -57V DC to all the cards
 Supports input source redundancy
NOTE: Source redundancy is available when both PFUs are present.
PFU4  Provides a filtered input voltage of -40V to -57V DC to the chassis and the cards
on the chassis
 Supports input source redundancy
HCPOAM01  Provides M1/F1, ESI, Alm. In, Alm. Out, EOW, Craft, MGN1, MGN2,
MGN3, MGN4, and MGN5 interfaces
 Provides 10/100Base-T LAN interface
NOTE: MGN3, MGN4, and MGN5 are used for External Management
Interface configuration through the WUI; MGN1 and MGN2 interfaces
are not supported in this product release.
HCPOAM03  Provides BITS, Alm. In, Alm. Out and Craft interfaces
 Provides three 10/100BaseT NMS interface
HCPXCC04  Supports cross-connect of either 640G HO/ODU or 360G HO+120G LO
capacity
 Supports cross connect card redundancy
HCPXCC03  Supports cross-connect of 340G HO capacity
 Supports cross connect card redundancy
HCPXCC01  Supports cross-connect of 80G capacity.
 supports cross connect card redundancy.
OSMC01  It performs Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) processing up to 100Mbps,
control path processing and timing functions.
 The OSC ports are used for out of band optical management communication for
the DWDM configuration of the node.
HCPPLine01  Provides line interface to 126 E1 channels for CEM with HCPXCC01
 Provides line interface to 126 E1 channels for CEM with HCPXCC03
HCPPLine02  Provides line interface to 63 E1 + 3E3 channels for CEM with HCPXCC01
 Provides line interface to 63 E1 + 3E3 channels for CEM with HCPXCC03
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HCPSLine01  Overhead byte processing for DCC-R, DCC-M, and F1 channels
 Pointer processing, performance monitoring, and POH termination
 Supports 20G backhaul
 Supports 10GE ports
HCPSLine03  Optics are XFP based
 Support a maximum of 40G SDH backhaul
 With HCPXCC04, all four ports are supported and can be configured in FEC
mode
HCPSLine08  Supports SFP and XFP based interfaces
 Supports a maximum of 40G SDH backhaul
HCPSLine12  Supports Coherent DWDM CFP/CFP/QSFP+/SFP+ based interfaces
 Supports 100G Muxponder configurations.
HCPSLine22  Supports DWDM CFP and SFP+ based interfaces.
 It supports a maximum of 100G OTN backhaul with HCPXCC01, HCPXCC03,
HCPXCC04 and OSMC01 cross-connect card.
 The 100G ports can either be Coherent CFP types or only CFP in the client side.
HCPSLine24  Supports CFP and CFP4 based interface.
 Supports 100G Transponder configurations.
HCPULine01  Provides STM-1/STM-4/STM-16 line interfaces in both transmit and receive
directions
 Overhead byte processing for DCC-R, DCC-M and F1 channels
 Supports 1GE ports
CEF-5  Supports a switching capacity of 80G and an uplink SDH backhaul of 20G
capacity
 Supports a non-license based mode 2x10G + 12x1GE (default mode) and
license based operational modes as 6x10GE + 12x1GE or 8x10GE ports
 Supports 2x10G VCG Block
CEL-3 CEL-3 supports 16xFE ports and 4xGE ports.
OFA Used for optical amplification of signals.
HCPADP01  It can accommodate both active cards and passive cards.
 It also provides power and electrical connectivity to various types of cards.
 It splits the slot into 2/3rd and 1/3rd slots; where 1/3rd supports FPU, 2/3rd slot
supports MDU-8-D card.
HCPADP02  It can accommodate both active cards and passive cards
 It also provides power and electrical connectivity to various types of cards.
 It splits the slot into two half slots; where each half slot supports OPM,
OADM1, OADM4, ILU-C-50G cards.
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ROADM  It can dynamically add drop any wavelength up to 80 Channels from the same
physical ports and hence provide operational benefit compared to the fixed
OADMs. 2/4/8 degree versions are available.
 In addition to this, dynamic protection and restoration can be carried out in the
optical layer.
OFA-C-S26-  It provides a high output power of up to 26/23dBm.
FG/OFA-C-S23-  This enables longer reach spans for high loss networks.
FG
ORA-C-450-FG  Enables longer reach spans for high loss networks.
OPM-C-2 and  These cards measures optical power per channel.
OPM-C-4  It is required in order to control the transmission performance.
ILU-C-50G  It is used to expand the DWDM channel capacity up to 80 channels.
ILU-C-100G  Both MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D are used with an optical interleaver unit
(ILU-C-50G), to provide 80 Channel aggregation in a pair of fiber at 50GHz.
 Similarly 100G versions provides support for 40 channel 100GHz
MDU-16CL-C-  The MDU-16CL-C-50G is a 16-channel multiplexer and demultiplexer active
50G optical card.
 Any wavelength can be added or dropped from the respective add and drop
ports and hence this acts as a colourless MDU.
MDU40E-D and  The MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D are 100GHz channel spaced DWDM
MDU40O-D multiplexer and demultiplexer.
 The MDU40E-D is spaced in the even channels (192.00 to 195.90 THz) and the
MDU40O-D is spaced in the odd channels (192.05 to 195.95 THz).
MDU8-D  The function of the MDU8 is to Add and Drop 8 DWDM channels with
100GHz spacing.
 One card supports multiplexing of 8 wavelengths in the transmit direction and
de-multiplexing of 8 wavelengths in receive direction.
OADM-4 and OADM -4 and OADM-1 cards optically add and drop 4 and 1 channels, respectively.
OADM-1
DCM It can be used for compensating the chromatic dispersion
PSCM It splits the signal into N parts on one direction and combines N signals to produce
one signal in other direction.
FPU The function of the fiber protection unit (FPU) is to protect against optical fiber line
failures.
OSCF-S and Adds and drops the optical supervisory channel in singal and dual directions,
OSCF-D respectively.
HCPFTU01  Used in the node to cool the equipment
 Supports six fans
HCPFTU02  Used in the node to cool the equipment
 Supports four fans
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Chapter 3
Card Population Rule

This chapter provides details regarding the card population rules to be followed while using the
system. The system supports telecom buses with STM-1/STM-4/STM-16/STM-64 capacity for
the tributary card slots.
IN THIS CHAPTER
Slot Allotment ..................................................................................................32
Slot Distribution ..............................................................................................34
Using the Filler Panels ....................................................................................42
Figure 3: TJ1600 POTP: Architecture Diagram
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Slot Allotment
Slot allotment is the allocation of physical slots of the chassis to individual cards.
The slot allotment detail of TJ1600 POTP are listed below:

 Slots 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 for Tributary cards
 Slots 5 and 6 for Cross-connect cards and OSMC card
 Slots 12 and 13 for Power Filter Units
 Slot 14 for OAM card
 Slot 15 for Fan tray unit
A diagrammatic representation of Slot IDs assigned on the TJ1600 POTP chassis is shown
below.
Figure 4: TJ1600 POTP: Slot Allotment
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Chapter 3 Card Population Rule
The slot allotment details of TJ1600 Type-6SR are mentioned below:

 Slots S7 and S8 for Power supply modules
 Slots S9 and S10 for Control cards
 Slot S6 for OAM card
 Slots S1, S2, S3 and S4 for tributary cards
NOTE: CEF-5 card is supported in slots S2, S3 and S4 in mesh mode only.
 Slot S5 for Fan tray unit

Figure 5: TJ1600 Type-6SR: Slot Allotment
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Slot Distribution
This topic details the slot distribution of the cards used in TJ1600 POTP (11-Slot) and TJ1600
Type-6SR systems.
NOTE: High power OFA (OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG), PSCM, DCM, ORA-C-450-

FG, MDU40E-D, and MDU40O-D cards are standalone units; not installed on chassis.
Therefore, no slot numbers are allotted for these cards.
Slot distribution of TJ1600 POTP

Table 7: Slot distribution for the HCPXCC01 cross connect card
Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

HCPULine01  16xSTM-1/4  16xSTM-1/4 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
 4xSTM-16  4xSTM-16 11
 Fixed mode of 16xSTM-1  Supports 16x1GE ports
where uplink gets
restricted to 2.5G
HCPSLine01  2xSTM-64  2xSTM-64 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
 1xSTM-64 + 1x10GE  Supports 2x10GE ports 11
 2x10GE
HCPSLine22 10x10G To 1xOTU4 OTU4 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
Muxponder 11
CEF-5 6x10GE + 12x1GE or  2x10G + 12x1GE or One mesh switch in

8x10GE 6x10GE + 12x1GE or either 2, 3, 4 or 8, 9,
8x10GE 10
 2x10G VCG Block (for
VCG) or 252 E1 (for NOTE: Cards
CEM) inserted in slots
1, 7 and 11 will
come up in
standalone mode.
If a mesh already
exists in the
system, then
cards inserted in
the other mesh
slots will come
up in standalone
mode only.
CEL-3 - 16xFE + 4xGE 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,

11
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HCPPLine01 126E1 126E1 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11
HCPPLine02 63E1 + 3E3 63E1 + 3E3 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11

HCPSLine01  2xSTM-64  2xSTM-64 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
 1xSTM-64 + 1x10GE  Supports 2x10GE ports 11
 2x10GE
HCPULine01 Reconfigurable  20xSTM-1/4 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
 8xSTM-16 11
 Supports 16x1GE ports
(Except P5, P10, P15,
P20)
HCPSLine03  SDH GATEWAY Card  4xSTM-64 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
 OTN Flexi Card  4xSTM- 11
 SDH FEC CARD 64/OTU2/OTU2e/10G
 IntraCard  4xSTM-64
TRANS/MUXPONDER  4xSTM-
64/OTU2/OTU2e/10G
HCPSLine08  SDH GATEWAY Card  P1 and P2: STM-64 + P3 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
 OTN Flexi Card to P10: STM-16 11
 IntraCard  P1 and P2: STM-
TRANS/MUXPONDER 64/OTU2/OTU2e/10G
+ P3 to P10: STM-1/4/16
+ P11 to P18: 8xGE
 P3 to P10: STM-
1/4/16/GE + P11 to
P18: GE
HCPSLine12 10x10G TO 1xOTU4 1xOTU4 + 10xSTM- 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
MUXPONDER 64/OTU2/OTU2e/10GE 11
HCPSLine22 10x10G TO 1xOTU4  P1 to P5: 5xSTM- 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
MUXPONDER 64/10GE/OTU2/OTU2e 11
 P6 to P10: 5xSTM-
64/10GE
HCPSLine24 2x100G Transponder OTU4 2xOTU4/100GE 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
NP 11
HCPPLine01 126E1 126E1 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11
HCPPLine02 63E1 + 3E3 63E1 + 3E3 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11
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CEL-3 - 16xFE + 4xGE 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11
CEF-5 -  2x10G + 12x1GE or One mesh switch in
6x10GE + 12x1GE or either 2, 3, 4 or 8, 9,
8x10GE 10
 2x10G VCG Block (for
VCG) or 252 E1 (for NOTE: Cards
CEM) inserted in slots
1, 7 and 11 will
come up in
standalone mode.
If a mesh already
exists in the
system, then
cards inserted in
the other mesh
slots will come
up in standalone
mode only.
OPM-C-2 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,

OPM-C-4 11
MDU-8-D - Eight Add/Drop ports. 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11
MDU40E-D and - 40 Add/Drop ports -
MDU40O-D
OFA-C-S26- - Provides a high output power -
FG/OFA-C- of up to 26/23dBm.
S23-FG
ROADM-2-C- - 80 Channels 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
50G/ROADM- 11
4-C-50G/
ROADM-8-C-
50G
HCPADP01 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
HCPADP02 11
OADM1 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
OADM4 11
FPU01 - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
11
ORA-C-450-FG - Enables longer reach spans for -
high loss networks.
PSCM - - -
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MDU 16-D- - 16-channel 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
50G-CL 11
ILU-C-50G - 2 service ports, and each 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,
service port can cater to 40 11
channels
OSCF-S and - - Pluggable in the OFA
OSCF-D cards
DCM - - -

HCPSLine01  2xSTM-64  2xSTM-64 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
 1xSTM-64 + 1x10GE  Supports 10GE ports
 2x10GE
HCPULine01 Reconfigurable  20xSTM-1/4 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
 8xSTM-16
 Supports 16x1GE ports
(Except P5, P10, P15,
P20)
HCPSLine03  SDH GATEWAY Card  4xSTM-64 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
 OTN FlexiCard  4xSTM-64/OC-
 SDH FEC CARD 192/OTU2/OTU2e/10
G
 IntraCard
TRANS/MUXPONDER  4xSTM-64
 4xSTM-64/OC-
192/OTU2/OTU2e/10
G
HCPSLine08  SDH GATEWAY Card  P1 and P2: STM-64/OC- 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
 OTN FlexiCard 192 + P3 to P10: STM-
16/OC-48
 IntraCard
TRANS/MUXPONDER  P1 and P2: STM-64/OC-
192/OTU2/OTU2e/10
G + P3 to P10: STM-
1/4/16/OC-3/12/48 +
P11 to P18: 8xGE
 P3 to P10: STM-
1/4/16/OC-
3/12/48/GE + P11 to
P18: GE
HCPSLine12 10x10G TO 1xOTU4 1xOTU4 + 10xSTM-64/OC- 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
MUXPONDER 192/OTU2/OTU2e/10GE
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HCPSLine22  1x100G OTN Tributary  P11: 100GE/OTU4 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10
 10x10G OTN Tributary  10xSTM-64/OC-
 10x10G SDH FLEXI 192/OTU2/OTU2e (P1 NOTE: Not
to P5)/10G supported on slot
 10x10G TO 1xOTU4
 10xSTM-64/OC- 7, 8 and 11 except
MUXPONDER
192/10GE for 10x10G To
 (P1 to P5: STM- 1xOTU4
64/10GE/OTU2/OTU2 Muxponder
e P6 to P10: STM-
64/10GE)
HCPSLine24 2x100G Transponder OTU4 2xOTU4/100GE 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
NP
CEL-3 - 16xFE + 4xGE 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
6x10GE + 12x1GE or either 2, 3, 4 or 8, 9, 10
8x10GE
 2x10G VCG Block (for NOTE: Cards
VCG) or 252 E1 (CEM) inserted in slots 1,
7 and 11 will
come up in
standalone mode.
If a mesh already
exists in the
system, then cards
inserted in the
other mesh slots
will come up in
standalone mode
only.
OPM-C-2 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

OPM-C-4
MDU-8-D - Eight Add/Drop ports 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
MDU40E-D - 40 Add/Drop ports -
and MDU40O-
D
ROADM-2-C- - 80 Channels 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
50G/ROADM-
4-C 50G/
ROADM-8-C-
50G
S23-FG
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HCPADP01 - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
and
HCPADP02
OADM1 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
OADM4
FPU01 - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
PSCM - - -
ORA-C-450- - Enables longer reach spans -
FG for high loss networks.
MDU-16CL-C- - 16-channel 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
50G
ILU-C-50G - 2 service ports, and each 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
service port can cater to 40
channels
OSCF-D cards
DCM - - -
NOTE: The SONET interfaces is supported on HCPSLine03, HCPSLine08 and HCPSLine22

with HCPXCC04 cross-connect card when the node is configured in "SONET_OTN" mode.
Table 10: Slot distribution for the OSMC01 control card on a TJ1600 POTP system

HCPSLine03 IntraCard  4xSTM-64 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Trans/Muxponder  Supports 10GE ports
HCPSLine08 IntraCard P1 and P2: STM- 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Trans/Muxponder 64/OTU2/OTU2e + P3 to
P10: STM-16/1GE + P11 to
P18: 1GE)
HCPSLine12 10x10G To 1xOTU4 1xOTU4 + 10xSTM- 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Muxponder 64/OTU2/OTU2e/10GE
HCPSLine22 10x10G To 1xOTU4  P1 to P5: 5xSTM- 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
Muxponder 64/10GE/OTU2/OTU2e
 P6 to P10:
5xSTM64/10GE
HCPSLine24 2x100G Transponder  2xOTU4/100GE 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
OTU4 NP
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6x10GE + 12x1GE or either 2, 3, 4 or 8, 9, 10
8x10GE
 2x10G VCG Block (for NOTE: Cards
VCG) or 252 E1 (for inserted in slots 1,
CEM) 7 and 11 will
come up in
standalone mode.
If a mesh already
exists in the
system, then cards
inserted in the
other mesh slots
will come up in
standalone mode
only.
OPM-C-2 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

OPM-C-4
MDU-8-D - Eight Add/Drop ports 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
MDU40E-D and - Forty Add/Drop ports -
MDU40O-D
S23-FG
ROADM-2-C- - 80 Channels 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
50G/ROADM-
4-C-50G/
ROADM-8-C-
50G
FPU01 - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
high loss networks.
PSCM - - -
HCPADP01 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
HCPADP02
OADM1 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
OADM4
MDU-16CL-C- - 16 channels 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
50G
ILU-C-50G - 2 service ports, and each 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11
channels
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OSCF-D cards
DCM - - -
Slot distribution of TJ1600 Type-6SR

Table 11: Slot distribution for the OSMC01 control card on TJ1600 Type-6SR system

HCPSLine03 IntraCard  4xSTM-64 1, 2, 3, 4
Trans/Muxponder  Supports 10GE ports
HCPSLine08 IntraCard P1 and P2: STM- 1, 2, 3, 4
Trans/Muxponder 64/OTU2/OTU2e + P3 to
P10: STM-16/1GE + P11 to
P18: 1GE)
HCPSLine12 10x10G To 1xOTU4 1xOTU4 + 10xSTM- 1, 2, 3, 4
Muxponder 64/OTU2/OTU2e/10GE
HCPSLine22 10x10G To 1xOTU4  P1 to P5: 5xSTM- 1, 2, 3, 4
Muxponder 64/10GE/OTU2/OTU2e
 P6 to P10:
5xSTM64/10GE
HCPSLine24 2x100G Transponder  2xOTU4/100GE 1, 2, 3, 4
OTU4 NP
CEF-5 -  2x10G + 8x1000BASE-X 2,3,4
+ 4x10/100/1000BASE-
TX (OR)
 4x10G + 2x10GE +
8x1000BASE-X +
4x10/100/1000BASE-TX
(OR)
 4x10G (XFP) + 4x10GE
(SFP+)
OPM-C-2 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4
OPM-C-4
MDU-8-D - Eight Add/Drop ports 1, 2, 3, 4
MDU40E-D and - Forty Add/Drop ports -
MDU40O-D
S23-FG
ROADM-2-C- - 80 Channels 1, 2, 3, 4
50G/ROADM-
4-C-50G
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FPU01 - - 1, 2, 3, 4
high loss networks.
PSCM - - -
HCPADP01 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4
HCPADP02
OADM1 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4
OADM4
MDU-16CL-C- - 16 channels 1, 2, 3, 4
50G
ILU-C-50G - 2 service ports, and each 1, 2, 3, 4
channels
OSCF-D cards
DCM - - -
Using the Filler Panels

Cover empty slots in the chassis with respective filler panels. Filler panels serve the following
three important functions:
 They prevent exposure to hazardous voltages and currents inside the chassis.
 They block electromagnetic interference (EMI) that might disrupt other equipment.
 They direct the flow of cooling air through the chassis.
 They arrests the entry of dust into the chassis.
CAUTION: Do not operate the system unless all cards, power modules, and filler panels
are in place.
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Chapter 4
Power Filter Unit

This chapter describes the Power Filter Unit.
HOT SURFACE: Do not touch the heat sinks on the unit just after removal.
IN THIS CHAPTER
Power Filter Unit - HCPPFU02....................................................................44
Power Filter Unit - PFU4 ...............................................................................45
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Power Filter Unit - HCPPFU02

The Power Filter Unit (HCPPFU02) is a part of the node supported in TJ1600 POTP (11 slot)
chassis. The unit provides a filtered input voltage of -40V to -57V DC to all the cards.
There are two HCPPFU02 cards in each of the system to provide input source redundancy. An
EMI filter is used to restrict conducted emissions. The filters have transient voltage suppressors
to prevent voltage surges affecting the system.
STATIC DISCHARGE WARNING: Static charge can damage the equipment. While
handling cards for making system interconnections, wear an ESD strap to discharge the static
buildup.
CAUTION: This equipment might have more than one power supply connection. All
connection must be removed to de-energize the unit before accessing internal parts for
maintenance or service.
DANGER: Do not jack-in/jack-out PSU/PFU card in the system with Power Cable
connected. PSU/PFU has high energy and/or voltage level that can cause serious electrocution or
burn.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of the HCPPFU02 is shown below.
Figure 6: Front Panel View - HCPPFU02
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Operational Specifications
Table 12: Operational Specifications of Power Filter Unit- HCPPFU02
Specification Range
Input Voltage Range -40V to -57V DC
Reverse Polarity Protection Continuous
Input Current  55A continuous at nominal voltage
 65A at -40V Max, during normal operation
Maximum operating Ambient Temperature -5°C to 55°C
Output Voltage -40V to -57V DC
Output Current 65A
Efficiency >90% Load when input is -48V
Fuse 80A Telecom fuse
Under Voltage Protection  Shutdown: -34V ± 2V
 Recovery: -38V ± 2V
Hold-up Time (Interruption) 1.5ms at -53.2V and above
Power Interface  Input: One 3-pin Power Header
 Output: One FCI Connector
Protections  Over Voltage
 Under Voltage
 Over Current
Status Indication Power LED: Indicates presence of Output voltage (Green)
Functional Description
Following are the functional features of the HCPPFU02:
 Over Voltage, Under Voltage and Over Current protections
 EMI filtering and hold up provision
 Hardware monitoring
Power Filter Unit - PFU4

The Power Filter Unit (PFU4) is used in TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis to supply power. The unit
provides a filtered input voltage of -40 V to -57 V to the chassis and the cards on the chassis.
There are two PFU4 cards in each system to provide input source redundancy. An EMI filter is
used to restrict conducted emissions. The filters have transient voltage suppressors to prevent
voltage surges affecting the system.
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buildup.
CAUTION: This equipment might have more than one power supply connection. All
connection must be removed to de-energize the unit before accessing internal parts for
maintenance or service.
DANGER: Do not jack-in/jack-out PSU/PFU card in the system with Power Cable
connected. PSU/PFU has high energy and/or voltage level that can cause serious electrocution or
burn.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of the PFU4 is shown below.
Figure 7: Front Panel - PFU4
Operational Specifications
Table 13: Operational Specifications of Power Filter Unit- PFU4
Specification Range
Input Voltage Range -40V to -57V DC
Reverse Polarity Protection Continuous
Input Current 21A continuous at nominal voltage, 25A maximum at -40V
during normal operation
Maximum operating Ambient Temperature -5°C to 55°C
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Specification Range
Output Voltage -40V to -57V DC
Output Current 21A
Efficiency >90% Load when input is -48V
Fuse 80A Telecom fuse
Under Voltage Protection  Shutdown: -34V ± 2V
 Recovery: -38V ± 2V
Hold-up Time (Interruption) 1.5ms at -53.2V and above
Power Interface  Input: One 3-pin Power Header
 Output: One FCI Connector
Protections  Over Voltage
 Under Voltage
 Over Current
Status Indication  Sts LED: Indicates the card status.
 Act LED: Indicates whether the card has become
active or not
Following are the functional features of the PFU4:
 EMI filtering and hold up provision
 Hardware monitoring
Visual Indicator Details

The visual indicators on the PFU4 card include two LEDs namely Act (ACTIVE) and Sts
(STATUS), provided to indicate the card status and whether the card has become active.
Table 14: LED status and their significance- PFU4
Card State Sts LED Act LED

Card initialization: State before the card initialize is complete on card Amber (Steady) Amber (Steady)
insertion.
Card in service: Initialization complete and card in service. Green (Steady) Green (Steady)
Card mis-match: Node has already configured the slot with some Amber Amber
other card.
Card failed during boot up. Red Amber
Card failed while in-service. Red Green
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Chapter 5
OAM Card
This chapter describes the features and functional description of the OAM card supported. The
Operations, Administration and Maintenance (OAM) card provides user interface for
configuration, visual indications, Order Wire, Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS).
buildup.
IN THIS CHAPTER
HCPOAM01 ....................................................................................................49
HCPOAM03 ....................................................................................................53
HCPOAM01
HCPOAM01 card provides static user interfaces for managing Operations, Administration and
Maintenance of the system. This card is supported in slot 14 of the TJ1600 POTP (11 slot)
chassis.
Front Panel
The front panel view of HCPOAM01 card is shown below.
Figure 8: Front Panel View- HCPOAM01
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Power Specifications
Table 15: Power Specifications of OAM Card - HCPOAM01
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48V DC
Power consumption 10 W

The visual indicators on the HCPOAM01 card include two LEDs: the Active and the Status.
Table 16: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPOAM01
Card State Status LED Active LED

Card initialization: State before the card initialize is complete on Amber (Steady) Amber (Steady)
card insertion.
other card.
Improper jack-in of the card. Green (Blinking) Green (Blinking)
Hard Reset: All devices reset. Goes to initializing state next. Amber Amber
Soft Reset: Software is restarted, devices are reinitialized with Green Green
provisioning. Goes to initializing state next.
There are three alarm visual indications on the faceplate of HCPOAM01 card:
 Critical Alarm
 Major Alarm
 Minor Alarm
Table 17: Alarm LED status of HCPOAM01 card
LED Color LED Status

Critical LED Red Critical alarm detected by node
Off Default State. No Critical alarm detected
Major LED Red Major alarm detected by the node
Off Default State. No Major alarm detected
Minor LED Amber Minor alarm detected by the node
Off Default State. No Minor alarm detected
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Backplane Interface
HCPOAM01 card connects to the backplane and receives the -48 V input through the backplane.
ESI Interface
The HCPOAM01 card provides ESI clock/ data interface on a RJ-45 connector.
 SDH Mode: The BITS clock input is at 2.048 MHz and can be nominated as a reference for
node synchronization. Loss-of-Signal (LOS) is detected on the clock input and this triggers to
change over to the next synchronization reference. The timing reference failed alarm is
reported on the user interface. The BITS data input is at 2.048 Mbps. Both PCM30 and
PCM31 (with/without CRC) framing can be used on the input. This input can be nominated
as a reference for node synchronization. LOS, LOF and AIS are detected on this input and
this triggers to change over to the next synchronization reference. The timing reference failed
alarm is reported on the user interface. The OAM card contains redundant timing interfaces.
The node can be synchronized from the following sources from OAM card:
Received STM-1/4/16/64/Ethernet interfaces
Received E1 interface
Clock derived from External BITS clock
Clock derived from External BITS data
LAN Interface
The LAN Interface provides a CSMA/CD based LAN transceiver of an Ethernet link. This is
available as an RJ-45 connector. The Ethernet address is available in the non-volatile memory on
the OAM card.
The LAN interface physical layer is completely implemented in hardware. The physical layer
device provides clock recovery, bit timing, equalization and a „Jabber‟ circuit. The Media Access
Control (MAC) function is implemented in software available as part of the microcontroller.
„Jabber‟ circuitry ensures that the transmitter does not hold up the interface for more than a full
frame of data.
Two LEDs are used to indicate link status of the connector. The LAN interface is associated
with two LEDs, Green and Amber.
Card State Green LED Status Amber LED Status

Link speed 10 Mbps - -
Link speed 100 Mbps - On
NMS port up On -
Receiver Activity Blink on packet received -
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Craft Interface
The Local Craft terminal is an additional LAN interface. The craft is provided through a RJ-45
connector. The additional LAN interface runs a DHCP server and the port has a fixed IP address
192.168.1.1, which cannot be changed. Hence, if there is any problem with the local LAN
network, the LAN port is always available for a telnet session or accessing the WUI.
M1/F1 Interfaces
The M1/F1 interface is a serial interface using which a node can be remotely managed. The
modem interface is provisioned using the PPP. A 64 kbps data channel is created between two
nodes. The default baud rate setting is 9600 bauds with one stop bit and no parity. The F1
interface provides a RS-232C based serial interface for configuration using a local craft terminal.
The node can be remotely managed by provisioning user data channel. A 64 kbps data channel is
created between two nodes. The M1/F1 interface is multiplexed and is provided on the front
panel for node/network management through RJ-45 connector. The node is configured as the
Data-Circuit terminating Equipment (DCE) and the local craft terminal is configured as the Data
Terminating Equipment (DTE).
External Alarms Interface

The OAM card provides seven external alarm inputs and four external alarm outputs.
 Alarm-In: The alarm inputs connect external triggers for events (such as open door or a shelf
high temperature) to the OAM card. When an event occurs, which activates the trigger
connected to the external alarm input, the node raises an environmental alarm. The external
inputs are either enabled or disabled from the node user interface. The severity, alarm text,
and the SNMP trap ID can be edited from the node user interface; for more information
refer to the "TJ1600 POTP R5.0 User Interface Guide, TPN: 170-DOC000070-E". The Alm. In
(Alarm In) interface is through a RJ-45 connector.
 Alarm-Out: The alarm outputs can be used to trigger the operation of external equipment,
such as a generator, fan or audible alarm. The alarm outputs are caused by alarms detected by
the node. The alarm-outs are classified as minor, major, and critical. The Alm. Out (Alarm
Out) interface is through a RJ-45 connector.
Orderwire Interface
The orderwire interface provides a RS-232C based serial interface for configuration using an
orderwire port. This is an operations communication channel that directly supports a two-wire
analog telephone. The orderwire interface provides a 64 kbps voice channel between two nodes.
Voice and signaling traffic is carried over E1 or E2 bytes of the SDH overhead. Orderwire
interface is terminated using RJ-45 connectors. In some variants of the OAM card, the orderwire
port is available as a RJ45 interface, but since the physical dimensions of the RJ11 and the RJ45
interfaces are similar, the two interfaces are compatible.
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MGN Interface
HCPOAM01 provides five MGN (Management) interfaces.
MGN1 and MGN2 interfaces are used for Multi Shelf connection. The MGN1 and MGN2 on
Master (Main) chassis can be connected to two other Slave (subtending) chassis using two RJ-45
cables. The Slave chassis in turn can connect to other slave chassis thus supporting a Linear or
Ring form of Multi Shelf arrangement.
MGN3, MGN4, and MGN5 interfaces are used for External Management Interface
Configuration from the node WUI. Among these three, any port can be used for connecting the
node to a third party amplifier such as high power OFA card.
NOTE: Multi Shelf feature is not supported in this product release.
The HCPOAM01 card provides static user interfaces for configuration and visual indications.
HCPOAM01 card has the following functional features:
 10/100BaseT LAN interface
 LAN interface LEDs (LinkStatus, PktReceive, 10/100 status)
 Craft interface (V.24 Async, with M1/F1 control lines - Phy is RS232)
 M1/F1 interface (V.24 Async, with M1/F1 control lines - Phy is RS232)
 F1 user channel interface (64 kbps V.24 Sync, with contra-directional clock interface - Phy is
RS232) (multiplexed with the M1/F1 Interface)
 Alarm LEDs (Critical, Major, and Minor)
 User configurable alarm inputs
 Alarm outputs for Critical, Major and Minor
 Temperature monitoring
HCPOAM03
This topic describes the features and functional description of the OAM card (HCPOAM03).
The OAM Card (HCPOAM03) provides static user interfaces for managing Operations,
Administration and Maintenance of the system. This card is supported in TJ1600 Type-6SR
chassis.
buildup.
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Front Panel
The front panel view of HCPOAM03 card is shown below.
Figure 9: Front Panel - HCPOAM03
Table 19: Power Specifications of OAM Card - HCPOAM03
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48V

The visual indicators on the HCPOAM03 card include two LEDs: the ACT (ACTIVE) and the
STS (STATUS).

card insertion.
other card.
Hard Reset: All devices reset. Goes to initializing state next. Amber Amber
There are three alarm visual indications on the faceplate of HCPOAM03 card:
 Critical Alarm
 Major Alarm
 Minor Alarm
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Table 21: Alarm LED status of HCPOAM01 card
LED Color LED Status

Critical LED Red Critical alarm detected by node
Off Default State. No Critical alarm detected
Major LED Red Major alarm detected by the node
Off Default State. No Major alarm detected
Minor LED Amber Minor alarm detected by the node
Off Default State. No Minor alarm detected
Backplane Interface
HCPOAM03 card connects to the backplane and receives the -48 V input through the backplane.
BITS Interface
BITS interface is provided through an RJ45 connector for the data port and clock port.
NOTE: BITS interface is not supported for this release.
NMS Interface
There are three NMS interfaces on the card namely LNMS, NMS1 and NMS2. The NMS
Interfaces provide a CSMA/CD based LAN transceiver of an Ethernet link. Each NMS interface
is provided on an RJ45 connector. The OAM does not do any processing on this. Out of three
NMS ports, LNMS is for LAN connectivity and NMS1 and NMS2 are for Multi Shelf access.
Two LEDs are used to indicate link status of the connector. The NMS interface is associated
Table 22: Possible LED status and their significance for NMS Interface - HCPOAM03

NMS port up On -
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Craft Interface
The Local Craft terminal is an additional LAN interface. The craft is provided through a RJ-45
connector. The additional LAN interface runs a DHCP server and the port has a fixed IP address
192.168.1.1, which cannot be changed. Hence the LAN port is always available for debugging
through the GUI or a telnet session, if there is any problem with the local LAN.

The OAM card provides seven external alarm inputs and four external alarm outputs.
 Alarm-In: The alarm inputs connect external triggers for events (such as open door or a shelf
high temperature) to the OAM card. When an event occurs, which activates the trigger
connected to the external alarm input, the node raises an environmental alarm. The external
inputs are either enabled or disabled from the node user interface. The severity, alarm text,
and the SNMP trap ID can be edited from the node user interface; for more information
refer to the "TJ1600 POTP R5.0 User Interface Guide, TPN: 170-DOC000070-E". The Alm.
In (Alarm In) interface is through a RJ-45 connector.
 Alarm-Out: The alarm outputs can be used to trigger the operation of external equipment,
such as a generator, fan or audible alarm. The alarm outputs are caused by alarms detected by
the node. The alarm-outs are classified as minor, major, and critical. The Alm. Out (Alarm
Out) interface is through a RJ-45 connector.
NOTE: The 1PPS, ToD and 10M interfaces indicated on faceplate of HCPOAM03 card is not
supported.
The HCPOAM03 card provides static user interfaces for configuration and visual indications.
HCPOAM03 card has the following functional features:

 Three 10/100BaseT NMS interface (1 NMS can be used as LNMS)
 NMS and LNMS interface LEDs (LinkStatus, PktReceive, 10/100 status)
 Craft interface (V.24 Async, with M1/F1 control lines – Phy is RS232)
 Alarm LEDs for Critical, Major and Minor alarms
 User configurable alarm inputs
 Alarm outputs for Critical, Major and Minor
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Chapter 6
Cross-connect Cards
This chapter gives an overview of the features and functional description of the traffic and cross-
connect card.
IN THIS CHAPTER
HCPXCC01 ......................................................................................................57
HCPXCC03 ......................................................................................................59
HCPXCC04 ......................................................................................................62
HCPXCC01
HCPXCC01 cross connect card that performs processing, data path processing, cross-connect
switching, fabric and timing functions. HCPXCC01 unit fits in slot 5 and slot 6 of TJ1600 POTP
(11 slot) chassis.
buildup.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of HCPXCC01 card is shown below.
Figure 10: Front Panel View-HCPXCC01
Table 23: Power Specifications of Cross Connect Card - HCPXCC01
Specification Range
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The visual indicators on the HCPXCC01 card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the STATUS
LEDs. Table gives possible LED status and their significance.
Table 24: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPXCC01

Card initialization: State before the card initialize is complete on card Amber (Steady) Amber (Steady)
insertion.
Card mis-match: Network Element has already configured the slot Amber Amber
with some other card.
Card fail during boot up. Red Amber
Improper jack in of the card. Green (Blinking) Green (Blinking)
Hard Reset: All devices reset, FPGAs cleared and reprogrammed. Amber Amber
Goes to initializing state next.
Early Ejector LED status: Both the ejectors are removed. Amber OFF
Early Ejector LED status: One ejector is removed (either left or right) Green Green
Diag Interface
The Diag interface is a USB connector provided on the front panel of the HCPXCC01 card. This
interface offers a serial connection to node using which a user can launch a terminal session to
log onto the Operating System.
NOTE: The diagnostic interface is meant for use by authorized Tejas Networks personnel
only.
HCPXCC01 card has maximum of 80G strict sense, non-blocking cross-connects. HCPXCC01
card has a processor complex to perform Automatic Protection Switching (APS)/In-Band
Communication (IBC) route communication/Node management and other miscellaneous
functions required for the system. This chassis has a provision to use two of such HCPXCC01
cards to provide the cross-connect redundancy, timing redundancy and processor redundancy.
HCPXCC01 card supports the following functional features:

 The cross-connect capacity supported is the equivalent bandwidth of 80G.
 80G non-blocking capacity.
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 The sharing of bandwidth among tributary slots.

 Switch to holdover in absence of selected primary and/or secondary reference clocks.
 Generate and distribute system timing (clocks and frame syncs), system frame and system
multi-frame signals to all line card slots.
 Supports cross connect card redundancy. In redundant mode, system will contain 2 such
cards, one in each cross connect card slot.
 Supports 1+1 MSP, SNCP, DNI with SNCP, DRI with MS-SPRING and 2-F MS-SPRING
protection schemes along with line card.
 Supports the synchronization of cross-connect slave card to cross-connect master card.
 Responsible for protection switching, In-Band Communication (IBC), alarm handling, Order
Wire (OW) byte, other OverHead (OH) byte handling, User Interface (UI), provisioning and
management of the node.
 Card present information of all other cards in the system to detect jack-in/jack-out of the
cards in the system.
 Temperature monitoring.
The key functions of HCPXCC01 card are described below:
 Processor Function: HCPXCC01 card has a processor that performs the configuration,
control and processing of all the other subsystems. The processor is a micro controller which
has on board external memory to implement the required functions. The software residing in
this block controls the overall management of the system. Processor card is a daughter card
that interfaces with different memory interfaces like SDRAM, Flash Memory, PCMCIA and
other memory. This function is also responsible for implementing watchdog logic for the
system.
 Cross-connect Function: HCPXCC01 card has a non blocking 16xSTM-64 cross-connect
capacity, grooming the traffic at higher and lower order levels. The cross-connect function
provides Line to Line, Line to Tributary, Tributary to Line, Tributary to Tributary type of
cross-connects. HCPXCC01 card supports the cross-connect capacity with an equivalent
bandwidth of 80G and sharing of bandwidth among tributary slots.
 Synchronization Function: HCPXCC01 card has a Stratum-3 compliant clock generation unit.
The PLL in synchronization unit can synchronize to a variety of timing sources, selected
through the user interface. Synchronization Status Messaging (SSM) is implemented in the
software to propagate the clock quality information to neighbouring elements and to select
the best quality clock among a set of nominated clock sources. The synchronization unit is
commonly called the timing module.
HCPXCC03
This cross-connect card performs processing, data path processing, cross-connect switching,
fabric and timing functions. HCPXCC03 card supports bandwidth of 340G Higher Order cross-
connects in the system. HCPXCC03 card fits in slot 5 and slot 6 of the TJ1600 POTP (11 slot)
chassis.
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buildup.
Front Panel
The front panel has a two LEDs, Status and Active along with an early ejection switch. Apart
from LEDs, the front panel has connectors for DIAG interface. OSC port is not supported in
this product release.
The front panel view of HCPXCC03 card is shown below.
Figure 11: Cross- connect Card - HCPXCC03
Table 25: Power Specifications of Cross-connect Card- HCPXCC03
Specification Range

The visual indicators on the HCPXCC03 card include two LEDs, the Active and the Status
LEDs.
Table 26: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPXCC03
Operation Master card Status LED Slave card Status LED and
and Active LED Active LED
Power On: First LED activity noticed on card Amber Amber Amber Amber
insertion.
NOTE: The amber LED should be wired

to be activated by default during
hardware power-up or reset until
software is up and running and can
override it.
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Operation Master card Status LED Slave card Status LED and
and Active LED Active LED
Card OOS: Initialization complete and the card Green Green Amber Off
is in Out-Of-Service state (and not failed).
Card failed during boot-up. Red Amber Amber Amber
Hard reset: All devices reset, fpga cleared and Amber Amber Amber Amber
reprogrammed. Node goes to initializing state.
Soft reset: Software is restarted and devices are Amber Amber Amber Amber
re-initialized with provisioning.
Early ejector is not jacked in properly. Amber blinking Off Amber blinking Off
Wait for early ejector removal. Amber Off Amber Off
Early ejector ready for jack-out. Amber blinking Off Amber blinking Off
Diag Interface
The Diag interface is a USB connector provided on the front panel of the HCPXCC03 card. This
only.
 Supports an equivalent bandwidth of 340G HO of non-blocking capacity
 Supports cross-connect card redundancy. In redundant mode, system will contain 2 such
cards, one in each cross-connect card slots 5 and 6
 Supports the Diag Interface which is a USB connector provided on the front panel of the
card
 Switch to holdover in absence of selected primary and/or secondary reference clocks
Wire (OW) byte and Over Head (OH) byte handling, User Interface (UI) provisioning and
management of the node
 Supports temperature monitoring
 Supports GMPLS which is a license based feature
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control and processing of all the other subsystems. The processor is a micro controller which
this block controls the overall management of the system. This function is also responsible
for implementing watchdog logic for the system.
 Cross-connect Function: HCPXCC03 card has a non blocking 340G HO cross-connect
capacity. HCPXCC03 card supports the cross-connect capacity with an equivalent bandwidth
of 340G.
software to propagate the clock quality information to neighboring elements and to select the
best quality clock among a set of nominated clock sources. The synchronization unit is
HCPXCC04
This cross-connect and control card performs processing, data path processing, cross-connect
switching, fabric and timing functions. It supports cross-connect of either 640G HO/OTN or
360G HO + 120G LO capacity. HCPXCC04 unit fits in slot 5 and slot 6 of the TJ1600 POTP
(11 slot) chassis.
STATIC DISCHARGE DAMAGE: Static charge can damage the equipment. While
buildup.
Front Panel
There is an Active and a Status LED on the front panel. Apart from LEDs, the front panel has a
connector for DIAG interface. There is a push-button RESET to give hard reset to the
processor. Early ejection switch is also located on the front panel.
The front panel view of HCPXCC04 card is shown below.
Figure 12: Cross-connect Card-HCPXCC04
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Table 27: Power Specifications of Cross-connect Card- HCPXCC04
Specification Range

The visual indicators on the HCPXCC04 card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the STATUS
LEDs.
Table 28: Possible LED status and their significance- HCPXCC04
Operation Master card Slave card

Status LED Active LED Status LED Active LED
Power On: First LED activity noticed on Amber Amber Amber Amber
card insertion.
NOTE: The amber LED is wired to be
activated by default during hardware
power-up/reset until software is up and
running and can override it.
Card OOS: Initialization complete and card Green Green Amber Off
in Out-Of-Service state and not failed.
Card failed during boot-up Red Amber Amber Amber
Hard reset: All devices reset, FPGA Amber Amber Amber Amber
cleared and reprogrammed. Node goes to
initializing state.
Soft reset: Software is restarted and devices Amber Amber Amber Amber
are re-initialized with provisioning.
DIAG Interface
The DIAG interface is a USB connector provided on the front panel of the HCPXCC04 card.
This interface offers a serial connection to node using which a user can launch a terminal session
to log onto the Operating System.
only.
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 Supports cross-connect options, 640G HO/OTN or 360G HO + 120G LO.
 Supports cross-connect card redundancy. In redundant mode, system will contain 2 such
cards, one in each cross-connect card slot 5 and slot 6.
 Supports the DIAG interface which is a USB connector provided on the front panel of the
HCPXCC04 card. This interface offers a serial connection to node using which a user can
launch a terminal session to log onto the Operating System.
 Switch to holdover in absence of selected primary and/or secondary reference clocks.
Wire (OW) byte and Over Head (OH) byte handling, User Interface (UI) provisioning and
management of the node.
 Live insertion and hot-swap capability.
 Card present information of all cards in the system to detect jack-in/jack-out of cards in the
system.
control, and processing of all the other subsystems. The processor is a micro controller which
this block controls the overall management of the system. This function is also responsible
for implementing watchdog logic for the system.
 Cross-connect Function: HCPXCC04 card has a 640G HO/OTN or 360G HO + 120G LO
cross-connect capacity, grooming the traffic at higher and lower order levels. The cross-
connect function provides Line to Line, Line to Tributary, Tributary to Line, Tributary to
Tributary type of cross-connects. Cross connect latency is less than 125 µs for LO traffic and
less than 20 µs for HO traffic.
software to propagate the clock quality information to neighboring elements and to select the
best quality clock among a set of nominated clock sources. The synchronization unit is
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Chapter 7
Optical Shelf Management Controller

This chapter gives an overview of the functional description of the Optical Shelf Management
Controller.
IN THIS CHAPTER
OSMC01 ...........................................................................................................65
OSMC01
OSMC01 (Optical Shelf Management Controller) that performs Optical Supervisory Channel
(OSC) processing up to 100Mbps, control path processing and timing functions. The system
supports redundancy on the OSMC01 card. This card is supported in both TJ1600 POTP (11
slot) and TJ1600 Type-6SR systems.
The OSC ports are used for out of band optical management communication for the DWDM
configuration of the node.
buildup.
OPTICAL SAFETY: Do not stare or look directly into the optical connector output beam,
as this can cause irreparable damage to your eyes and even loss of eye sight.
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Front Panel
The front panel diagram of OSMC01 card supported in TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis without the
mechanical adaptor is given below.
Figure 13: Optical Shelf Management Controller - OSMC01
The front panel diagram of OSMC01 card supported in TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) chassis with
mechanical adaptor is given below.
Figure 14: Optical Shelf Management Controller - OSMC01 with Adaptor
Table 29: Power Specifications - OSMC01 card
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V

The visual indicators on the OSMC01 card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the STATUS.
Table 30: Possible LED status and their significance - OSMC01
Card State Status LED (Sts) Active LED (Act)

Card initialization: State before the card initialize is complete Amber (Steady) Amber (Steady)
on card insertion
Card mis-match: Node has already configured the slot with Amber Amber
some other card
Card fail during boot up Red Amber
Card failed while in-service Red Green
Improper jack in of the card Green (Blinking) Green (Blinking)
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Card State Status LED (Sts) Active LED (Act)

Hard Reset: All devices reset, FPGAs cleared and Amber Amber
reprogrammed. Goes to initializing state next
provisioning. Goes to initializing state next
Early Ejector LED status: Both the ejectors are removed Amber Off
Early Ejector LED status: One ejector is removed (either Green Green
left or right)
Diag Interface
The Diag interface is a USB connector provided on the front panel of the OSMC01 card. This
only.
OSC Interface
Optical Supervisory Channel (OSC) interface receives the management information from the
Optical supervisory channel filter, on the DWDM transmission path, primarily at the
Intermediate Line Amplifier (ILA) sites. OSC carries the management information related to the
DWDM channels and enable to detect the fiber cuts and/or transmission degradation in the
DWDM trunk. Typical wavelengths used for supervisory channel are 1490nm and 1510 nm
which are well outside the C-band DWDM transmission. Two SFP interfaces (OSC1 and OSC2)
are provided for processing the OSC information from east and west directions which can cater
up to 44dB of loss in the standard optical fiber.
Passive Shelf Management Interface

This interface supports for inventory management of up to four co-located passive optical rack
units. This interface supplies necessary control and power signals for the management of passive
optical racks.
Timing Interface
OSMC is the timing master for SONET/SDH/1588 V2 timing schemes.
NOTE: Timing interface is not supported for this release.
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OSMC01 card has a processor complex to perform APS/IBC route communication/Node
management and other miscellaneous functions required for the system.
OSMC01 card supports the following functional features:

1. Four Passive Inventory Management (PIM) ports
2. Switch to holdover in absence of selected primary and/or secondary reference clocks.
3. Card present information of all other cards in the system to detect jack-in/jack-out of the
cards in the system.
4. Generate and distribute system timing (clocks and frame syncs), system frame and system
multi-frame signals to all line card slots.
5. Two OSC channels of 155 Mbps and two user channels of 10 Mbps are present.
6. Stratum-3 Timing source.
7. Temperature monitoring.
NOTE: Point number 4, 5, 6 and 7 are not supported for this release.
The key functions of OSMC01 card is described below:

 Processor Function: OSMC01 card has a processor that performs the configuration, control
and processing of all the other subsystems. The processor is a micro controller which has on
board external memory to implement the required functions. The software residing in this
block controls the overall management of the system. Processor card is a daughter card that
interfaces with different memory interfaces like SDRAM, Flash Memory, PCMCIA and other
memory. This function is also responsible for implementing watchdog logic for the system.
 OSC Processing: Optical supervisory channel (OSC ) interface receives the management
information from the Optical supervisory channel filter, on the DWDM transmission path,
primarily at the intermediate line amplifier (ILA) sites. OSC carries the management
information related to the DWDM channels and enable to detect the fiber cuts and/or
transmission degradation in the DWDM trunk.
 Synchronization Function: OSMC01 card has a Stratum-3 compliant clock generation unit.
The PLL in synchronization unit can synchronize to a variety of timing sources, selected via
the user interface. Synchronization Status Messaging (SSM) is implemented in the software to
propagate the clock quality information to neighbouring elements and to select the best
quality clock among a set of nominated clock sources. The synchronization unit is commonly
called the timing module.
NOTE: Synchronization Function is not supported in this release.
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Chapter 8
PDH Tributary Cards

This chapter gives an overview of the features and functional description of the PDH Tributary
cards.
IN THIS CHAPTER
HCPPLine01 ....................................................................................................69
HCPPLine02 ....................................................................................................70
HCPPLine01
This topic gives an overview of the features and functional description of the E1 card,
HCPPLine01 supported in TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) chassis.
handling cards for making system interconnections, wear a ESD strap to discharge the static
buildup.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of HCPPLine01 card is shown below.
Figure 15: Front Panel View- HCPPLine01
Table 31: Power specifications of PDH card - HCPPLine01
Specification Range
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The visual indicators on the HCPPLine01 card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the
STATUS LEDs.
Table 32: The possible LED status and their significance - HCPPLine01

Active Amber On insertion/power On
Green Initialization complete/In use
Red Card is inactive/Admin down
Status Amber On insertion/power On
Green Initialization complete
Red Hardware error/Admin down
The E1 signals terminate on the card through four LFH connectors. The E1 mapper supports
mapping of 126 E1 tributaries into telecom bus running on the backplane. Termination provided
from the HCPPLine01 card is through 120 Ohms interface.
NOTE: No PDH card is supported in HO mode
Card Features
HCPPLine01 card supports the following functional features:
 Transporting unframed E1 traffic
 E1 interface can be nominated as a timing source
 Performance monitoring for errors and alarm conditions
HCPPLine02
This topic gives an overview of the features and functional description of the HCPPLine02 card
supported in TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) chassis.
 Provides line interface to 63 E1 + 3DS3 channels for CEM with HCPXCC01
 Provides line interface to 63 E1 + 3DS3 channels for CEM with HCPXCC03
handling cards for making system interconnections, wear a ESD strap to discharge the static
buildup.
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Front Panel
The front panel diagram of HCPPLine02 card is shown below.
Figure 16: Front Panel View-HCPPLine02
Table 33: Power specifications of PDH card - HCPPLine02
Specification Range
Power consumption 26W

The visual indicators on the HCPPLine02 card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the
STATUS LEDs.
Table 34: Possible LED status and their significance-HCPPLine02

Active Amber On insertion/power On
Green Initialization complete/In use
Red Card is inactive/Admin down
Status Amber On insertion/power On
Green Initialization complete
Red Hardware error/Admin down
Table 35: SFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status-HCPPLine02
LED Color Status

Transmit (Tx) Green Laser is On, and the corresponding port is transmitting
Red Laser is Off
Receive (Rx) Green The corresponding port is receiving a signal
Red The corresponding port is not receiving a signal
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The E1 signals terminate on the card through two LFH connectors and DS3 signals terminate on
the card through six SMB connectors. The E1 + E3 mapper supports mapping of 63 E1 + 3 E3
tributaries into telecom bus running on the backplane.
Termination provided from the HCPPLine02 card is through 120 Ohms interface but can be
connected to a 75 Ohms interface using appropriate Baluns.
Card Features
HCPPLINE02 card supports the following functional features:
 Transporting unframed E1 + E3 traffic
 E1 interface can be nominated as a timing source
 Performance monitoring for errors and alarm conditions
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Chapter 9
Tributary Card
This chapter gives an overview of the features and functional description of the tributary card
supported in the node.
buildup.
IN THIS CHAPTER
HCPSLine01 .....................................................................................................73
HCPULine01....................................................................................................75
HCPSLine03 .....................................................................................................78
HCPSLine08 .....................................................................................................81
HCPSLine12 .....................................................................................................84
HCPSLine22 .....................................................................................................89
HCPSLine24 .....................................................................................................92
HCPSLine01
HCPSLine01 card supports 2xSTM-64 or 2x10GE interfaces. This card is supported in TJ1600
POTP (11 slot) chassis.
The mode(s) supported with HCPXCC01, HCPXCC03 and HCPXCC04 include:

 2xSTM-64
 1xSTM-64 + 1x10GE
 2x10GE
Front Panel
The front panel view of HCPSLine01 card is shown below.
Figure 17: Front Panel View- HCPSLine01
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Table 36: Power Specifications- HCPSLine01
Specification Range

The visual indicators on the HCPSLine01 card include two LEDs, the Active and the Status
LEDs.
Table 37: Possible LED status and their significance- HCPSLine01

card insertion
other card.
Improper jack in of the card Green(Blinking) Green(Blinking)
Early Ejector LED status: One ejector is removed(contains one OFF Amber
ejector switch in right)
XFP Port Visual Indications

Table 38: XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine01
State Rx LED Tx LED

XFP present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber Green
XFP present (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber Off
XFP present (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green Green
XFP present (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green Off
XFP missing (LOS detected), Laser On (attempted) Amber Green
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State Rx LED Tx LED

XFP missing (LOS masked since SFP missing and set to Amber Off
Admin_down), Laser Off (attempted)
XFP failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no LOS) Red Red
LASER Types
The LASER types supported is STM-64: S64.1, S64.2a, S64.2b, L64.1 and L64.2
HCPSLine01 card processes the received STM-64 frame for all alarms and performance
monitoring signals. HCPSLine01 card supports the following functional features:
 Laser On/Off control for safety requirements
 Laser optical power and temperature monitoring
 Overhead byte processing for DCC-R, DCC-M and F1 channels
 Pointer processing, performance monitoring and POH termination
 Overhead bytes tunneling from different optical interfaces across the base chassis
 SDH data path which has independent ADD and DROP capacity to support both
unidirectional and bi-directional cross-connects live insertion.
HCPULine01
HCPULine01 card supports 20xSTM-1/4 or 8xSTM-16 interfaces. This card is supported in
TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) chassis.
The mode(s) supported with HCPXCC03, HCPXCC04 include:
Reconfigurable: 20xSTM-1/4 or 8xSTM-16 or 16x1GE (Except P5, P10, P15, P20)
The mode(s) supported with HCPXCC01 include:

 16xSTM-1/4
 4xSTM-16
 16x1GE
 Fixed mode of 16xSTM-1 where uplink gets restricted to 2.5G
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Front Panel
The front panel view of HCPULine01 card is shown below.
Figure 18: Front Panel View- HCPULine01
Table 39: Power specification- HCPULine01
Parameter Specification
Input voltage -48V DC

The visual indicators on the HCPULine01 card include two LEDs, the Active and the Status.
Table 40: Possible LED status and their significance- HCPULine01

card insertion.
other card.
Early Ejector LED status: One ejector is removed (contains one OFF Amber
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Card Configuration
HCPULine01 card can be field configured by using different SFP plug-ins to operate as STM-
1/STM-4/STM-16/1GE card providing 20 ports. The ports are divided into 4 groups of 5 SFPs
each. Each port group is independently configurable and supports a backhaul capacity of 5G.
Total capacity of the card is 20G.
When HCPULine01 is used with HCPXCC03 and HCPXCC04, the card can be configured in
the following mode as below:
Reconfigurable mode: In this mode, port group can be configured as 20xSTM-1/4 or 8xSTM-16
or 16xGE.
NOTE 1: STM-16 line rate is supported on ports P1, P5, P6, P10, P11, P15, P16, and P20
only.
NOTE 2: 1GE line rate is supported on all ports except P5, P10, P15, and P20 on
HCPULine01 card.
Table 41: SFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPULine01
State Rx LED Tx LED

SFP present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber Green
SFP present (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber Off
SFP present (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green Green
SFP present (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green Off
SFP missing (LOS detected), Laser On (attempted) Amber Green
SFP missing (LOS masked since SFP missing and set to Amber Off
SFP failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no LOS) Red Red
LASER Types
The LASER types supported in STM-1, STM-4 and STM-16 interfaces include:
 STM-1: S1.1, L1.1 and L1.2
 STM-4: S4.1, L4.1 and L4.2
 STM-16: S16.2, L16.1 and L16.2
NOTE: Some long haul SFPs will not measure receive power beyond (-8.5 dbm). Hence
before connecting long haul lasers, check with the optical power meter.
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HCPULine01 card processes the received STM-1/4/16 frame for all alarms and performance
monitoring signals. HCPULine01 card supports the following functional features:
 Overhead byte processing for DCC-R, DCC-M and F/F2/F2F3 channels
 Pointer processing, performance monitoring and POH termination
 Overhead bytes tunneling from different optical interfaces across the base chassis
 SDH data path which has independent ADD and DROP capacity to support both
unidirectional and bi-directional cross-connects live insertion
NOTE: Before upgrading the port rate, the user should perform ADMIN down on the port.
HCPSLine03
HCPSLine03 card supports 4xSTM-64/OC-192 interfaces. Following modes are supported in
 SDH GATEWAY Card (4xSTM-64)

 OTN FlexiCard (4xSTM-64/OTU2/OTU2e/10G)
 SDH FEC CARD (4xSTM-64)
 IntraCard TRANS/MUXPONDER (4xSTM-64/OTU2/OTU2e/10G)
The mode(s) supported with OSMC01 include:
 IntraCard TRANS/MUXPONDER (4xSTM-64, supports 10GE)
NOTE 1: Ports from P5 to P8 are not supported in this product release.
NOTE 2: TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis supports HCPSLine03 card in IntraCard

TRANS/MUXPONDER mode (4xSTM-64, supports 10GE) only.
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Front Panel
Specification Range

The visual indicators on the HCPSLine03 card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the
STATUS LEDs.

card insertion.
other card.
reprogrammed. Goes to initializing state next.
ejector switch in right).
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XFP Port Visual Indications

Table 44: XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine03
State Rx LED Tx LED

XFP present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber Green
XFP present (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber Off
XFP present (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green Green
XFP present (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green Off
XFP missing (LOS detected), Laser On (attempted) Amber Green
XFP missing (LOS masked since XFP missing and set to Amber Off
XFP failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no Red Red
LOS)
LASER Types
The LASER types supported are:
 STM-64: S64.1, S64.2a, S64.2b, L64.1 and L64.2
 10GE: 10GEBaseSR, 10GEBaseLR
 DWDM XFP: 40km and 80km fixed and tunable types (OUT2 and OTU2e)
HCPSLine03 card processes the received STM-64/OC-192 frame for all alarms and performance
monitoring signals.
HCPSLine03 card supports the following functional features:

 Overhead Termination, Pointer Processing and performance monitoring
 Supports live insertion and hot swap capability
 With HCPXCC04, all the four ports (P1 to P4) can be configured in FEC mode
NOTE: The FEC feature is Tejas Proprietary.
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HCPSLine08
HCPSLine08 card supports 2 XFP and 16 SFP interfaces. Following modes are supported in

 SDH GATEWAY Card --> P1 and P2: STM-64 + P3 to P10: STM-16
 OTN FlexiCard --> P1 and P2: STM-64/OTU2/OTU2e/10G + P3 to P10: STM-1/4/16 +
P11 to P18: 8xGE
 IntraCard TRANS/MUXPONDER --> P3 to P10: STM-1/4/16/GE + P11 to P18: GE
The mode(s) supported with OSMC01include:
IntraCard TRANS/MUXPONDER --> P1 and P2: STM-64/OTU2/OTU2e + P3 to P10: STM-

16/1GE + P11 to P18: 1GE
NOTE: TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis supports HCPSLine03 card in IntraCard

TRANS/MUXPONDER mode only.
Figure 20: One-to-One Port Mapping
Front Panel
Specification Range
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STATUS LEDs.

card insertion.
other card.
Improper jack in of the card Green Green (Blinking)
(Blinking)
SFP/XFP Port Visual Indications

Table 47: SFP/XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine08
State Rx LED Tx LED

SFP/XFP present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber Green
SFP/XFP present (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber Off
SFP/XFP present (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green Green
SFP/XFP present (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green Off
SFP/XFP missing (LOS detected), Laser On (attempted) Amber Green
SFP/XFP missing (LOS masked since XFP missing and set to Amber Off
SFP/XFP failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no Red Red
LOS)
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LASER Types
The LASER types supported are:
 1GE: 1000Base-SX, 1000Base-LX
 STM-16: S16.1, L16.1 and L16.2
 STM-64: S64.1, S64.2a, S64.2b, L64.1 and L64.2
 10GE: 10GEBaseSR, 10GEBaseLR
 DWDM XFP: 40km and 80km fixed and tunable types (OTU2 and OTU2e)
HCPSLine08 card processes the received GE/STM-16/STM-64 frame for all alarms and
performance monitoring signals.

 Overhead termination, pointer processing and performance monitoring
 Supports live insertion and hot swap capability
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HCPSLine12
Two 40G/OTU3 optical ports, and one pluggable 100G/OTU4 optical port. It supports a
maximum of 100G SDH/OTN backhaul with HCPXCC04 cross-connect card. The card can be
configured as transponder (at 10G) and muxponder (at 100G line side) card. The 100G port P1
supports 100G Coherent DWDM CFP and non-coherent CFP. The 40G ports P2 and P3 are of
QSFP+ types. The 10G ports P4 to P13 are of SFP+ types. This card is supported in both
TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) and TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis.
HCPSLine12 card supports CFP (P1), 2xQSFP+ (P2 and P3), 10xSFP+ (P4 to P13) interfaces.
The mode(s) supported with OSMC01, HCPXCC03, HCPXCC04 include:
10x10G TO 1xOTU4 MUXPONDER (1xOTU4 + 10xSTM-64/OTU2/OTU2e/10GE)
NOTE 1: The 40G/OTU3 ports P2 and P3 are not supported in this product release.
NOTE 2: HCPSLine12 card can only be configured in Muxponder mode in this product
release. On the Node WUI, the card can be configured in 10x10G TO 1xOTU4
MUXPONDER mode.
Front Panel
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V
Maximum Power consumption 125 W
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LEDs.

card insertion
Card in service: Initialization complete and card in service Green (Steady) Green (Steady)
Card mis-match: Network Element has already configured the Amber Amber
slot with some other card
Card failed during boot up Red Amber
Early Ejector LED status: One ejector is removed (contains OFF Amber
one ejector switch in right)
CFP Port Visual Indications

Table 50: CFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine12
State Rx LED Tx LED

CFP present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber Green
CFP present (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber Off
CFP present (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green Green
CFP present (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green Off
CFP missing (LOS detected), Laser On (attempted) Amber Green
CFP missing (LOS masked since XFP missing and set to Amber Off
CFP failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no Red Red
LOS)
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SFP+/QSFP+ Port Visual Indications

Table 51: SFP+/QSFP+ Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status- HCPSLine12
State Rx LED Tx LED

SFP+/QSFP+ present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber Green
SFP+/QSFP+ present (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber Off
SFP+/QSFP+ present (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green Green
SFP+/QSFP+ present (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green Off
SFP+/QSFP+ missing (LOS detected), Laser On (attempted) Amber Green
SFP+/QSFP+ missing (LOS masked since SFP missing and set to Amber Off
SFP+/QSFP+ failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no LOS) Red Red
LASER Types
Table 52: Supported Laser Types- HCPSLine12
Optics Rate Reach (Km)*

10GE SFP+ 10Gbps 10 km
S64.2b SFP+ STM-64 40 km
P1L1-2D2 SFP+ STM-64/OTU2 80 km
DWDM Fixed/Tunable SFP+ 10Gbps/STM-64/OTU2 80 km
QSFP+ 40GE/OTU3 10 km
CFP 100GBASE-SR10/OTU4 100m
CFP 100GBASE-LR4/OTU4 10 km
CFP 100GBASE-ER4/OTU4 40 km
CFP Coherent 100GE/OTU4 80 km
CFP Coherent 100GE/OTU4 ~1000 km (amplified)
* For G.652 fiber under Standard link conditions
 HCPSLine12 card is supported with HCPXCC03/HCPXCC04 cross-connect cards
 This card also can be configured as transponder (10G) and muxponder (100G) card
 Processes the received OTU2/OTU2e/STM64, 40GE/OTU3 and OTU4/100GE frame for
all alarm and performance monitoring signals
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 Status and Active LEDs are provided to indicate the power on and working status of the
card. Two LEDs for each optical port is used for transmitter and receiver laser status
 This card supports live insertion and hot-swap capability
Following is a schematic of the traffic configuration with POTP configuration:
Figure 23: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine12 in POTP configuration
Transponder Configurations
This card also can be configured as 10G transponder and regenerator cards:
 5x10GE/STM-64/OTU2/OTU2e ->5x10GE/STM-64/OTU2/OTU2e
Following is a schematic of the traffic configuration in DWDM configuration:
Figure 24: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine12 in DWDM transponder configuration
Muxponder Configurations
The HCPSLine12 card also supports 10G and 40G Client to 1xOTU4 muxponder configurations
as described earlier. The client side supports SFP+/QSFP+ optical interface and the
line/network side supports CFP.
Following functionalities in particular are supported:

 10x10GE/STM-64/OTU2 ->1xOTU4 (with E/GFEC/SD-FEC)
 2x10GE/STM-64/OTU2+2x40GE/OTU3 ->1xOTU4 (E/GFEC/SD-FEC)
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Figure 25: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine12 in DWDM muxponder configuration
CFP_client side Optical interface specifications:

Table 53: Optical interface specifications for CFP_client side
Specifications 100GBase-SR10/OTU4 100GBase-LR4/OTU4 100GBase-ER4/OTU4

(100m) (10km) (40km)
Minimum Output Power -7.6 dBm 3.5 dBm 3.3 dBm
Maximum Output Power 2.4 dBm 8.9 dBm 8.9 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity -9.4 dBm -10.3 dBm -23.2 dBm
Receiver Overload -2.4 dBm 8.9 dBm 10.5 dBm
Wavelength (nominal) 850 nm 1294 to 1310 nm 1294 to 1310 nm
Connector Type MPO24 LC LC
Fiber Type Multi Mode Single Mode Single Mode
100G DWDM_CFP Optical interface specifications

Table 54: 100G DWDM_CFP Optical interface
Specifications CFP Coherent Metro DWDM CFP Coherent ZR (80Km)

Data Rate 103.6Gbps-120Gbps 103.6Gbps-120Gbps
Minimum Output Power -15 dBm -15 dBm
Maximum Output Power +1 dBm +5 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity -18 dBm -20 dBm
Receiver Overload 0 dBm +5 dBm
Wavelength 1528 to 1569nm at 50GHz Tuning 1528 to 1569nm at 50GHz Tuning
OSNR for BER 10e-15, 14dB with SD-FEC 22.5dB with SD-FEC
optimized receiver threshold
Chromatic dispersion tolerance ± 22000ps/nm ± 2500ps/nm
Connector Type LC LC
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Specifications CFP Coherent Metro DWDM CFP Coherent ZR (80Km)

Fiber Type Single Mode Single Mode
HCPSLine22
It supports a maximum of 100G OTN backhaul with HCPXCC03 and HCPXCC04 cross-
connect card. The interface of this card is 100G for CFP and 1x100G or 10x10G for SFP+.
HCPSLine22 card supports 1xCFP (P11), 10xSFP+(P1 to P10) interfaces. This card is supported
in both TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) and TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis.
The mode(s) supported with HCPXCC01, HCPXCC03, HCPSXCC04 and OSMC01 includes:
 10x10G TO 1xOTU4 MUXPONDER
P1 to P5: STM-64/10GE/OTU2/OTU2e
P6 to P10: STM64/10GE
The mode(s) supported with HCPXCC04 include:
 1x100G OTN TRIBUTARY (P11: 100GE/OTU4)
 10x10G OTN TRIBUTARY (10xSTM-64/OC-192/OTU2/OTU2e (P1 to P5)/10GE)
 10x10G SDH FLEXI (10xSTM-64/OC-192/10GE)
Front Panel
Table 55: Power Specifications - HCPSLine22
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V
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STATUS LEDs.
Table 56: Possible LED status and their significance - HCPSLine22

card insertion
Card in service: Initialization complete and card in service Green (Steady) Green (Steady)
slot with some other card

Table 57: CFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine22
State Rx LED Tx LED

CFP missing (LOS masked since SFP missing and set to Amber Off
CFP failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no LOS) Red Red
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LASER Types
Table 58: Supported Laser Types - HCPSLine22
Optics Rate Reach (Km)*

10GE SFP+ 10Gbps 10km
S64.2b SFP+ STM-64 40km
P1L1-2D2 SFP+ STM-64/OTU2 80km
DWDM Fixed/Tunable SFP+ 10Gbps/STM-64/OTU2 80km
CFP 100GBASE-LR4/OTU4 10km
CFP 100GBAE-ER4/OTU4 40km
CFP Coherent 100GE/OTU4 ~1000km (amplified)
 HCPSLine22 card is supported with HCPXCC04 cross-connect cards.
 It provides 10x10G SDH/10G client to cross connect.
 It provides 1x100G OTN to cross connect with 50G SDH client signal termination.
card. Two LEDs for each optical port is used for transmitter and receiver laser status.
 This card supports live insertion and hot-swap capability.
Following is a schematic of the traffic configuration with OTN configuration:
Figure 27: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine22 in OTN configuration
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Muxponder Configuration
The HCPSLine22 card also supports 10G and 100G Client to 1xOTU4 muxponder
configurations.
Following functionalities in particular are supported.
10x10GE/STM-64/OTU2/OTU2e -->1xOTU4
Following is a schematic of the traffic configuration in DWDM configuration.
Figure 28: Block diagram of the Muxponder configuration for the HCPSLine22
HCPSLine24
HCPSLine24 is a single slot aggregate card providing interface 2 pluggable 100GE/OTU4 optical
ports. It supports a maximum of 100G SDH/OTN backhaul. Also this card can be configured as
transponder (at 100G) card which is compatible with the OSMC card. The 100G ports support
Coherent DWDM CFP and client CFPs in 2 ports.
HCPSLine24 card supports 2 CFPs (P1 and P4) interface. This card is supported in both
TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) and TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis.
The mode(s) supported with HCPXCC03, HCPXCC04, OSMC01 includes:
 2x100G Transponder OTU4 NP (OTU4/100GE)

 2X100G Transponder 100GE NP (100GE)
NOTE: 2x100G Transponder 100GE NP mode is not supported in this release.
Front Panel
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Table 59: Power Specifications - HCPSLine24
Specification Range

LEDs.

card insertion.
Card mis-match: Node has already configured the slot with Amber Amber
some other card.

Table 61: CFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine24
State Rx LED Tx LED

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State Rx LED Tx LED

CFP missing (LOS masked since SFP missing and set to Amber Off
CFP failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no LOS) Red Red
CFP4 Port Visual Indications

Table 62: CFP4 Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - HCPSLine24
State Rx LED Tx LED

CFP4 present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber Green
CFP4 present (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber Off
CFP4 present (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green Green
CFP4 present (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green Off
CFP4 missing (LOS detected), Laser On (attempted) Amber Green
CFP4 missing (LOS masked since SFP missing and set to Amber Off
CFP4 failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no LOS) Red Red
LASER Types
Table 63: Supported Laser Types- HCPSLine24
Optics Rate Reach*

CFP4 100GBASE-LR4/OTU4 10km
CFP 100GBASE-LR4/OTU4 10km
CFP 100GBASE-ER4/OTU4 40km
CFP Coherent 100GE/OTU4 80km
~1000+ km (amplified)
 Supports IEEE1588 and SyncE
 Supported with HCPXCC03 and HCPXCC04 cross-connect cards. Also supported with
OSMC01 control card.
 Processes the received OTU4/100GE frame for all alarm and performance monitoring
signal.
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card. Two LEDs for each optical port is used for transmitter (Tx) and receiver (Rx) laser
status.
 Supports live insertion and hot-swap capability.
 This card supports live insertion and hot-swap capability.
Following is a schematic of the traffic configuration with POTP configuration:
Figure 30: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine24 in POTP configuration
Transponder Configuration
This card also can be configured as 100G transponder and regenerator card:
 100GE/OTU4 ->100GE/OUT4 (For CFP to CFP)
 2x100GE/OTU4 ->2x100GE/OTU4 (For CFP4 to CFP) in a future release.
 1x100GE/OTU4 -> (1+1)x100GE/OTU4 (For CFP4 to CFP) in a future release.
Figure 31: Block diagram of traffic of HCPSLine24 in DWDM transponder configuration
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Chapter 10
Ethernet Cards
This chapter gives an overview of the features and functional description of the Ethernet cards.
IN THIS CHAPTER
Ethernet Switching Card- CEF-5..................................................................97
CEL-3 ............................................................................................................. 100
Ethernet Switching Card- CEF-5

This section describes the features and functional description of the Ethernet switching card,
CEF-5. This card is supported in both TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) and TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis.
CEF-5 card supports 4x10G LAN over XFP, 8x1000BASE-X over SFP, 4x10G LAN over SFP+
and 4x10/100/1000BASE-TX over RJ45. CEF-5 card supports a switching capacity of 80G.
CEF-5 card supports uplink SDH backhaul of 20G capacity.
The CEF-5 card supports the following operational modes:

 2x10G over XFP + 8x1000BASE-X over SFP + 4x10/100/1000BASE-TX over RJ45
(Default mode; two XFP and four SFP+ ports are not usable in this mode).
 4x10G over XFP + 2x10GE over SFP+ + 8x1000BASE-X over SFP +
4x10/100/1000BASE-TX over RJ45 (Two SFP+ ports are not usable in this mode).
 4x10G over XFP + 4x10GE over SFP+ (SFP and RJ45 ports are not usable in this mode).
NOTE 1: The first operational mode is the default mode available when CEF-5 card is jacked
in TJ1600 chassis while second and third are licensed based modes.
NOTE 2: CEF-5 card is also supported in L1 mode providing 20G worth of EOS support.
buildup.
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Front Panel
The front panel view of CEF-5 card is shown below.
Figure 32: Front Panel View- CEF-5
Table 64: Power Specifications- CEF-5
Specification Range
Power consumption 240 W Maximum

The visual indicators on the CEF-5 card include two LEDs namely ACTIVE and STATUS,
provided to indicate the system status and whether the system has become active.
Table 65: LED status and their significance- CEF-5

card insertion.
other card.
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Interface Description
Ethernet Interface (Optical)
CEF-5 card supports the following Ethernet optical interfaces:

 4x10G LAN over XFP interfaces on ports P1, P2, P3, and P4 with LC connectors.
 4x10G LAN over SFP+ interfaces on ports P13, P14, P15, and P16 with LC connectors.
 8x1000BASE-X over SFP interfaces on ports P5 to P12 with LC connectors.
Optionally, ports P5 to P12 also support electrical SFPs as 10/100/1000BASE-TX ports with
RJ-45 connectors.
LED for optical port is used to indicate admin status of the port.
Table 66: SFP/SFP+/XFP Port LED Status- CEF-5
State LED
Optical module present (Laser on) with Rx LOS Amber blink
Optical module (Laser off) with Rx LOS Amber
Optical module (Laser on) with no Rx LOS Green
Optical module (Laser off) with no Rx LOS Green blink
TX Fault with no RX LOS Amber/Green blink
TX Fault with RX LOS Red
Optical module missing Off
Optical module failed (whether provisioned, unprovisioned, LOS or no LOS) Red
OPTICAL SAFETY: Don't stare or look directly into the optical connector output beam,
Ethernet Interface (Electrical)
CEF-5 card supports 4x10/100/1000BASE-TX over RJ45 ports namely P17, P18, P19, and P20.
CEF-5 card maps and de-maps the Ethernet data into the virtual containers of higher order of
the SDH frame. CEF-5 card has L2 switching capability.
CEF-5 card supports following functional features:

 VCGs support both SDH and SONET
 Virtual concatenation for SDH/SONET
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 LCAS to allow the dynamic hitless addition/deletion of bandwidth within a VCG to cater for
on demand bandwidth applications
 Jumbo frames up to 9216 bytes
 Higher order virtual concatenation
 SyncE
 1588v2 Transparent Clock
 VCG-LAG support with protection pair
CEL-3
This section describes the features and functional description of the Ethernet switching card,
CEL-3. CEL-3 supports 16xFE ports and 4xGE ports. This card is supported in TJ1600 POTP
(11 slot) chassis.
NOTE: CEL-3 card is also referred by the nomenclature ELAN07_GE_FE.
buildup.
Front Panel
Figure 33: Front Panel View- CEL-3
The front panel view of CEL-3 card is shown below.
Table 67: Power Specifications- CEL-3
Specification Range
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The visual indicators on the CEL-3 card include two LEDs: ACTIVE and STATUS.
Table 68: Possible LED status and their significance - CEL-3

Card initialization: State before the card initialize is complete on card Amber Amber
insertion.
Card mis-match: Network Element has already configured the slot Amber Amber
with some other card.
Improper jack in of the card. Green Green
(Blinking) (Blinking)
Soft Reset: Software is restarted, devices are reinitialized with Amber Amber
Ethernet Interface (GE)

CEL-3 supports 4x1000Mbps ports. The optical interface is supported through LC connectors.
Two LEDs for each optical port is used for transmitter and receiver laser status.
Table 69: XFP Port Transmitter (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) LED Status - CEL-3
LED Color Status

Transmit (Tx) Green Laser is On, and the corresponding port is transmitting
Red Laser is Off
Receive (Rx) Green The corresponding port is receiving a signal
Red The corresponding port is not receiving a signal
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Ethernet Interface (FE)

CEL-3 supports 16FE ports. The electrical interface is supported through a 16 Port Ethernet
Termination panel.
Ethernet Termination Panel
Ethernet termination panel has sixteen RJ-45 interfaces on a panel. The connection to these ports
is crimped on the rear side. This is connected to CEL-3 card using a cable, having a metral
connector on one side and open ended on the other side. The metral connector side is connected
to the card. The open ended wires are easily crimped using a crimping tool to the Ethernet
termination panel. This panel is used for FE ports.
CEL-3 card maps and de-maps the Ethernet data into the virtual containers of lower and higher
order of the SDH frame. It supports EOS applications with an uplink bandwidth of 5G. It has
L2 switching capability.
CEL-3 card supports following functional features:

 VCGs support both SDH and SONET
 Virtual concatenation for SDH/SONET
 LCAS to allow the dynamic hitless addition/deletion of bandwidth within a VCG to cater for
on demand bandwidth applications
 Jumbo frames up to 9216 bytes
 Higher order and lower order virtual concatenation
 L2 Physical parameters: auto-negotiation and flow control
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Chapter 11
Optical Active Cards and Units

This chapter gives an overview of the features and functional description of the optical active
cards. These optical active cards/units, in general have optical input and output for optical traffic
and require electrical power to be operational. These cards are supported in TJ1600 POTP (11
slot) and TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis.
buildup.
IN THIS CHAPTER
OFA ................................................................................................................ 103
ROADM ........................................................................................................ 109
MDU16-D-50G-CL ..................................................................................... 113
OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2............................................................................. 115
HCPADP01 and HCPADP02 ................................................................... 119
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG............................................................. 119
Optical Raman Amplifier Unit - ORA ...................................................... 123
FPU01 ............................................................................................................ 126
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OFA
There are various versions of Optical Fiber based Amplifiers (OFA) Erbium Doped Fiber
Amplifiers (EDFAs) which can be used for multichannel amplification up to 80 Channels.
Front Panel
The front panel view of Single OFA (OFA-C-S20-VG) and Dual OFA (OFA-C-D20-HG) cards
with default filler is shown below.
Figure 34: Front Panel View- OFA-C-S20-VG
Figure 35: Front Panel View-OFA-C-D20-HG
Table 70: Power Specifications - OFA Cards
Specification Range
Power consumption (maximum) 40 W

The visual indicators on the OFA card include two LEDs, the Active and the Status LEDs.
Table 71: Possible LED status and their significance- OFA Cards

card insertion.
other card.
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There are LEDs provided for Amplifier input (Rx) port and output (Tx) port. LED is either OFF
or Glow RED.
 LED OFF: Indicates that there are no alarms.
 LED Glow RED: Indicates that the alarm exists.
OFA Card Types

Fixed Gain EDFA: Fixed gain EDFA design gives the flat gain for all DWDM channels at the
designed gain known as Designed Flat Gain (DFG). When the gain is changed other than DFG,
each channel is amplified differently giving a gain tilt. Following card types are available:
Table 72: Fixed Gain OFA Card Types
Fixed Gain OFA Description Model number

Fixed Gain amplifier, single module with 17dBm output power in C-band OFA-C-S17-FG
Fixed Gain amplifier, dual modules with 17dBm output power in C-Band OFA-C-D17-FG
Fixed High Gain amplifier, single module with 20dBm output power in C-band OFA-C-S20-HG
Fixed High Gain amplifier, dual modules with 20dBm output power in C-band OFA-C-D20-HG
Fixed Low Gain amplifier, single module with 20dBm output power in C-band OFA-C-S20-LG
Fixed Low Gain amplifier, dual modules with 20dBm output power in C-band OFA-C-D20-LG
Variable Gain EDFA: Variable Gain EDFA can give the flat gain for all channels over designed
gain range. When the gain is changed other than DFG, each channel is amplified differently
giving a gain tilt. This tilt can be compensated by adjusting the gain tilt setting. Following card
types are available:
Table 73: Variable Gain OFA Card Types
Variable Gain OFA Description Model number

Variable Gain amplifier, single module with 20dBm output power in C-band OFA-C-S20-VG
Variable Gain amplifier, dual modules with 20dBm output power in C-band OFA-C-D20-VG
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Variable gain with Mid Stage Access EDFA: Following card types are available:
Table 74: Variable gain with Mid Stage Access OFA Card Types
Variable gain with Mid Stage Access OFA Description Model number
Variable gain with Mid Stage Access, single module with 20dBm output power in C OFA-C-S20-MS-
Band VG
Variable gain with Mid Stage Access, dual modules with 20dBm output power in C OFA-C-D20-MS-
Band VG
The different versions of OFA cards mentioned above are used for optical amplification in
POTP and DWDM configuration of the product. The schematic diagram of the cards with single
and dual module varieties is given below.
Figure 36: Single and Dual type of OFA Cards
The schematic diagram given below describes the connectivity of the OFA cards with OSC filter
module which can be plugged into OFA card. The fiber connectivity between the OFA cards and
the OSC filter module is external to the cards.
Figure 37: OFA and OSC Filter Connectivity
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Typical Specifications
Typical specification of the fixed gain and the variable gain OFAs are:
 Support C-band DWDM amplification
 Single card supports both East and West applications at ILA location
 Single card can be configured as Mid-Stage-Access EDFA
 Fixed gain and variable gain versions available
 Output monitor port of with 1 % tap
 Card supports APR functionality
 Support for AGC mode and optional APC and ACC operating modes
 Meet Class 1M safety requirements
The table below summarizes the different parameters of fixed gain OFA card and its typical
values:
Table 75: Fixed Gain OFA Card parameters and typical values
Specification Units OFA-C-S17-FG & OFA-C-S20-HG & OFA-C-S20-LG &

OFA-C-D17-FG OFA-C-D20-HG OFA-C-D20-LG
Total operating wavelength range nm 1530.0 to 1564.68 1530.0 to 1564.68 1530.0 to 1564.68
THz 191.6 to 195.9 191.6 to 195.9 191.6 to 195.9
Input power range dBm -5 to -35 -5 to -35 -5 to -35
Design Flat Gain (DFG) dB 23 26 22
Noise Figure, at DFG and dB 5.5 5.5 5.5
minimum input
Output power range dBm -5 to 17 -5 to 20 -5 to 20
Output Power Monitor port (-20dB) Available Available Available
Polarization dependent gain dB 0.5 0.5 0.5
Polarization mode dispersion ps 0.7 0.7 0.7
Optical return loss dB >40 >40 >40
Operating modes - AGC, APC, ACC AGC, APC, ACC AGC, APC, ACC
Power consumption W 14 W for OFA-C- 16 W for OFA-C- 16 W for OFA-C-
S17-FG S20-HG S20-LG
24 W for OFA-C- 27 W for OFA-C- 27 W for OFA-C-
D17-FG D20-HG D20-LG
Mechanical dimension - One Full slot One Full slot width One Full slot width
width
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The table below summarizes the different parameters of variable gain OFA card and its typical
values:
Table 76: Variable Gain OFA parameters and typical values
Specification Units OFA-C-S20-VG & OFA- OFA-C-S20-MS-V & OFA-C-

C-D20-VG D20-MS-VG
Total operating wavelength range nm 1530.0 to 1564.68 1530.0 to 1564.68
THz 191.6 to 195.9 191.6 to 195.9
Input power range dBm -35 to 5 -35 to 5
Nominal Gain dB 15 to 30 16 to 28
Output power range dBm -5 to 20 -7 to 20
Mid-stage Loss dB NA 8.5
Noise figure dB G≥16dB: 10.7 G≥16dB: 13
G≥18dB: 8.0 G≥19dB: 8.8
G≥21dB: 6.5 G≥22dB: 7.3
G≥24dB: 5.7 G≥25dB: 6.6
G≥27dB: 5.6 G≥28dB: 5.9
G≥30dB: 5.5 -
Output power Monitor port(-20db) - Available Available
polarization dependent gain dB 0.5 0.5
Polarization mode dispersion ps 0.7 0.7
Optical return loss dB >40 >40
Operating modes - AGC, APC, ACC AGC, APC, ACC
Power consumption W 16 W for OFA-C-S20-VG, 25 W for OFA-C-S20-MS-VG
28 W for OFA-C-D20- & 45W for OFA-C-D20-MS-
VG VG
Mechanical dimension - One Full slot width One Full slot width
NOTE: Above mentioned Variable Gain Amplifiers supports extended gain operation of up
to 33dB
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ROADM
The Reconfigurable Optical Add Drop (ROADM) card can dynamically add drop any
wavelength up to 80 Channels from the same physical ports and hence provide operational
benefit compared to the fixed OADMs. In addition to this, dynamic protection and restoration
can be carried out in the optical layer. In ROADM card, the drop side is achieved by an optical
splitter to broadcast all the signals and in the add side, a wavelength selective switch (WSS) is
used to select the traffic from all the degrees or sides.
The 1x2 ROADM card can cater to 2 degree node and the 1x4 ROADM cards and 1x8 ROADM
card can support up to 4 and 8 degrees, respectively.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of ROADM cards are given below.
Figure 38: Front Panel View-ROADM-2-C-50G
NOTE: ROADM-8-C-50G is not supported in TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis.
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Table 77: Power Specifications – ROADM Cards
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V
Power consumption (max) 15 W

The visual indicators on the ROADM card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the STATUS
LEDs
Table 78: Possible LED status and their significance – ROADM Cards

card insertion
slot with some other card.
Improper jack in of the card Green(Blinking) Green(Blinking)
ROADM Card Types

There are mainly three types of Reconfigurable Optical Add Drop Multiplexer (ROADM) card
available. They are 1x2 ROADM (ROADM-2-C-50G), 1x4 ROADM (ROADM-4-C-50G) and
1x8 ROADM (ROADM-8-C-50G), all with 50GHz support and hence can handle 80 Channels
at 50GHz.
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The schematic diagram of the ROADM cards is given below. In the drop directions optical
splitters are used for broadcast and in the add direction WSS are used for select. All the cards
have input port optical power monitoring. In addition,the egress port of the WSS is also
monitored in order to detect and isolate physical faults.
Figure 41: ROADM Card Architecture
Typical specification and functionalities of the ROADM cards are:
 Support C-band 50GHz DWDM channels
 Supports per channel variable optical attenuation (VOA) in the add path
 Supports any channel add drop in any direction
 Supports drop and continue architecture
 Supports directionless and colourless architecture (with colourless mux and demux unit)
 Supports port level power monitoring and fault detection and isolation
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Below tables summarise different parameter and typical values:
Table 79: Typical Specifications – ROADM Cards
Specification Units Values

ROADM-1x8-50G ROADM-1x4-50G ROADM-1x2-50G
Channel Plan(C- band, 50Ghz spacing) - 80 80 80
Insertion Loss for Add Ports dB 7.5 7.5 7.5
Insertion Loss for Drop Ports dB 12.5 10 4
No of Add/Drop Ports - 8 4 2
VOA range dB 0-15 0-15 0-15
VOA step size dB 0.1 0.1 0.1
Switching time ms 300 300 500
Power Consumption W 15 15 10
Connector type - LC/PC LC/PC LC/PC
Slot width in the chassis - Two full slots One full slot or One full slot
two full slots
The 100GHz channel version of the 2/4/8 degree ROADMs is available as ROADM-2-C-100G,
ROADM-4-C-100G and ROADM-8-C-100G, respectively. Rest of the physical parameters
remain same as the 50GHz Channel versions as given in table above.
NOTE: Above cards with existing hardware also supports C-band Flex grid (as per G.694.1)
with channels granularity of 12.5GHz. Feature can be enabled with additional software license.
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MDU16-D-50G-CL
The MDU-16CL-C-50G is a 16-channel multiplexer and demultiplexer active optical card. In add
direction, it uses 16x1 passive optical combiner and in drop direction, it uses a 1x16 WSS. Any
wavelength can be added or dropped from the respective add and drop ports and hence this acts
as a colourless MDU. It occupies 2 slots in this node. When this card is used in conjunction with
the ROADM cards, a colourless and direction less architecture of the ROADM nodes can be
realized.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of MDU-16CL-C-50G card is given below.
Figure 42: Front Panel View-MDU-16CL-C-50G
Table 80: Power Specifications - MDU-16CL-C-50G card
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V

The visual indicators on the MDU-16CL-C-50G card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the
STATUS LEDs.
Table 81: Possible LED status and their significance - MDU-16CL-C-50G Card

card insertion
slot with some other card.
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Schematic diagram of the MDU-16CL-C-50G card connectivity is given below. In the add
directions, optical splitter is used for multiplexing and in the drop direction, WSS are used for
demultiplexing functionalities. In the drop direction, per channel VOA can also be used.
Figure 43: 16 Channel 50GHz Colour-less Multiplexer and Demultiplexer Unit connectivity
Typical specifications and functionalities of the MDU-16CL-C-50G card are:
 Support C-band 50GHz DWDM 16 channels
 Supports per port reconfiguration of the wavelength to be added or dropped
 Supports colourless architecture with ROADM cards
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Table below summarizes the different parameters and its typical values:
Table 82: Typical Specifications - MDU16-D-50G-CL Card

Channel Spacing GHz 50
Insertion Loss for Add Ports dB 14
Insertion Loss for Drop Ports dB 7.5
No of Add/Drop Ports - 16
VOA range dB 0-15
VOA step size dB 0.1
Switching time ms 550
Power Consumption W 20
Connector type - LC/PC
Slot width in the chassis - Two full slots
NOTE: Above card with existing hardware also supports C-band Flex grid (as per G.694.1)
with channels granularity of 12.5GHz. Feature can be enabled with additional software license.
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HCPADP01 and HCPADP02

The Optical Adaptor Card, HCPADP01 and HCPADP02 can accommodate both active cards
and passive cards by providing smaller slot support mechanically. It also provides power and
electrical connectivity to various types of cards. The divided slots have backplane to support
passive card such as 8 Channel Optical Multiplexer and Demultiplexer Units (MDU8-D). For
passive cards, the optical traffic passing through it does not get affected even if there is power
failure in the adaptor card.
Front Panel
The front panel view of HCPADP01 and HCPADP02 cards are shown below.
Figure 44: Front Panel View- HCPADP01 with 2/3rd and 1/3rd slots for optical cards
Figure 45: Front Panel View- HCPADP02 with two half slots for optical cards
Table 83: Power Specifications - Adaptor Cards
Specification Range
The functional features of HCPADP01 and HCPADP02 card are:
 HCPADP01 splits a slot into 2/3rd and 1/3rd slots; where 1/3rd supports FPU, 2/3rd slot
supports MDU8-D card.
 HCPADP02 splits a slot into two half slots; where 1/2nd slot supports OPM, OADM1,
OADM4, ILU-C-50G cards.
 There is no traffic interfaces on this card. The traffic interfaces are present on the cards
mounted on the adaptor card.
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OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2

Optical power monitoring per channel is required in the DWDM system in order to control the
transmission performance. By measuring power using OPM and selectively pre-emphasizing each
transmitter output power using variable optical attenuation OSNR at the end of the link can be
optimized. OPM-C-4 is a 4 port and OPM-C-2 is a two port card which measure optical power
from either 4 or 2 monitoring input ports such as OFA in the C band at 50GHz, respectively.
Each card is half slot and a total of two such cards can be used in one slot with an optical adaptor
card.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2 cards with adaptor card.
Figure 46: Front Panel View-OPM-2-C-50G and OPM-4-C50G with Adapter
Table 84: Power Specifications - OPM Cards
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V
Power consumption (max) 4W
The schematic diagram of the OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2 cards is given below. The input ports can
be connected to any optical monitoring ports such as the monitoring ports of the OFA cards for
optical power read out up to 80 Channels at 50GHz intervals.
Figure 47: OPM Card connectivity
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Typical specifications and functionalities of the OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2 cards
 Support C-band 50GHz DWDM 80 channel power monitoring
 Supports either 2 port or 4 port inputs to be monitored
 With additional software license, OPM cards can support OSNR monitoring of 10G and
100G traffic channels.
Table 85: Typical Specifications - OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2 Cards
PARAMETER UNITS SPECIFICATION

Min Typical Max
Minimum channel spacing GHz 50 100 -
Spectral range nm 1529 - 1565
Absolute wavelength accuracy pm - - +/-100
Input power range dBm -35 - +6
Power sensitivity dBm/0.1nm -45 - -
Absolute power accuracy dB - - +/-1.0
Absolute signal total power accuracy dB - - +/-1.0
Power resolution dB - 0.1 -
OSNR measurement accuracy dB - - ±1 @ OSNR< 20dB
Measurement time ms - - <1
Power consumption W - 2 4
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OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG provides a high output power of up to 26/23dBm. This
enables longer reach spans for high loss networks. This 26/23dBm EDFA is housed in a
standalone 1 RU 19‟‟ sub-rack which can be used along with this node. OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-
S23-FG has redundant -48V DC power supply unit.
This unit can be interfaced to Element Management Software (EMS) as standalone unit or
integrated through the systems using the RJ45 NMS port.
OPTICAL SAFETY: This unit can emit high laser powers up to 400mW (26dBm). If
exposed directly, this high power is hazardous to skin and eyes and can cause blindness.
Front Panel
The front panel view of OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG card is given below.
Figure 48: Front Panel View- OFA-C-S26-FG Card
Table 86: Power Specifications- OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Card
Specification Range
Input Power Redundancy Yes

The visual indicators on the OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG card include four LEDs namely
POWER, Input, EDFA, and Fan.
Table 87: Possible LED status and their significance – OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Card
This LED With this Color Represents

POWER Red Power failure in one of the redundant power supply
Off No alarms
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This LED With this Color Represents

Input Red Loss of input power
Off No alarms
EDFA Red EDFA failure
Off No alarm
Fan Red Fan failure
Off No alarm
LAN Interface
the OAM card.
frame of data.
The LAN interface is associated with two LEDs namely Green and Amber that are used to
indicate link status of the connector.
LAN interface can be connected directly to the element management software and can be
connected to the available NMS port on the systems.
Table 88: Possible LED status and their significance - OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG

NMS port up On -

The OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG card provides seven external alarm outputs.
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG can export 7 alarm signals to the system through a standard

RJ45 interface. These alarm signals are Power Supply A Alarm, Power Supply B Alarm, Input
Power Alarm, Output Power Alarm, Pump Current Alarm, Pump Temperature, and Module
Temperature.
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Table 89: Different output alarm types:
Pin on RJ45 Alarm Name

1 Power Supply A
2 Power Supply B
3 Input
4 Output
5 Pump Current
6 Pump Temperature
7 Module Temperature
8 GND (Ground)
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Card operating modes

OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG is a fixed very low gain EDFA that gives a high output power of the
order of 26/23 dBm.
Table 90: Fixed Gain OFA Card Types
OFA Description Model number

Fixed Gain, high output power single module with 26dBm output power OFA-C-S26-FG
Fixed Gain, high output power single module with 23dBm output power OFA-C-S23-FG
There are two operating modes supported:

 Automatic Gain control mode: In this mode, the EDFA is operated at the designed flat gain.
Gain feedback controller is active in this mode. This mode enables to add the new channels
without affecting the existing channel power.
 Automatic Power control mode: In this mode, EDFA is set to operate at a constant power
output, irrespective of the input power. Transient controller is not active in this mode.
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG is used for optical amplification in POTP and DWDM
configuration of the system.
The schematic diagram of the connectivity of the OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG card is given

below.
Figure 49: OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG Schematic diagram
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In general, OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG is followed by OFA cards to boost the incoming

signal strength in order to get the rated output power of 26dBm as the gain in this EDFA is very
low (in the order of 6-8dB).
Typical specification of the high power OFA are:
 Card supports APR functionality
 Support C-band DWDM amplification
 Output monitor port of with 1% tap
 Support for AGC mode and optional APC operating modes
 Supports NMS port
 Supports hardware alarm interface for EDFA specific alarms
 Supports redundancy on -48V input supply voltage
Table below summarizes different parameters of Fixed Gain OFA card and its typical values.
Table 91: Fixed Gain OFA Card parameters and typical values
Specification Units OFA-C-S26-FG OFA-C-S23-FG Notes

Total operating wavelength range nm 1530.0 to 1564.68 1530.0 to 1564.68 -
THz 191.6 to 195.9 191.6 to 195.9 -
Input power range dBm -20 to +21 -20 to +21 -
Settable Gain range dB 15dB (minimum) 15dB (minimum) -
20dB (maximum) 20dB (maximum)
Design Flat Gain (DFG) dB 17 17 -
Noise Figure dB Maximum 5.5dB Maximum 5.5dB At Design Flat
Gain (DFG)
Maximum Output power dBm 26 23 -
Output Power Monitor port (-20dB) - Available Available 1% tap
Polarization dependent gain dB 0.5 0.5 -
Polarization mode dispersion ps 0.2 0.2 -
Optical return loss dB >40 >40 -
Operating modes - AGC and APC AGC and APC -
Power Consumption W 60 60 -
Mechanical dimension - 1 RU of 19" 1 RU of 19" -
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Optical Raman Amplifier Unit - ORA

ORA-C-450-FG, a 1RU optical amplifier is based on Raman amplification. This consists of dual
pump around 1450nm with ~450 mW optical power such that when used in single mode fiber, a
typical gain of ~ 10dB in counter propagating mode can be achieved with very low effective
noise figure. This enables longer reach spans for high loss networks. This amplifier is housed in a
stand-alone 1 RU 19‟‟ sub-rack which can be used along with the product. The ORA-C-450-FG
has redundant -48V DC power supply unit.
This unit can be interfaced to Element Management Software (EMS) as standalone unit or
integrated through the product using the RJ45 NMS port.
OPTICAL SAFETY: This unit can emit high laser powers up to 450mW (26.5dBm). If
exposed directly, this high power is hazardous to skin and eyes and can cause blindness.
Front Panel
The front panel of ORA-C-450-FG card is shown below.
Figure 50: Front Panel View- ORA-C-450-FG Card
Table 92: Power Specifications - ORA-C-450-FG Card
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V
Input Power Redundancy Yes
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The visual indicators on the ORA-C-450-FG card include two LEDs, the ACTIVE and the
STATUS LEDs.
Table 93: Possible LED status and their significance – ORA-C-450-FG Card

Card failed during boot up Red Red
Module /Pump, temperature, Input Optical Power faults Red Red
Input Power redundancy failure, but the OFA is active Red Green
LAN Interface
the OAM card.
frame of data.
Two LEDs are used to indicate link status of the connector. The LAN interface is associated
LAN interface can be connected directly to the Element Management Software (EMS) and can
be connected to the available NMS port on the product.
Table 94: Possible LED status and their significance - ORA-C-450-FG

NMS port up On -

The ORA-C-450-FG card provides seven external alarm outputs.
ORA-C-450-FG can export 7 alarm signals to the system via the maintenance interface. These
alarm signals are Power Supply Alarm, Signal Power Alarm, Output Power Alarm, Pump Current
Alarm, Pump Temperature Alarm, Module Temperature Alarm, Fan Alarm.
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ORA-C-450-FG Card Operating Modes

ORA-C-450-FG has a typical Raman gain of ~10dB at the C band in the transmission optical
fiber by using optical pump power of 450mW.
Table 95: Fixed Gain ORA Card Types
ORA Description Model number

Optical Raman Amplifier with 450mW pump and typical gain of 10dB ORA-C-450-FG
There are two operating modes supported:

 Automatic Gain control mode: In this mode, the ORA is operated at the designed flat gain.
Gain feed-back controller is active in this mode. This mode enables to add the new channels
without affecting the existing channel power.
 Maximum Power control mode: In this mode, the ORA is set to operate at the maximum
pump power.
ORA-C-450-FG is used for optical amplification in the POTP and DWDM configuration of the
product.
In general, ORA-C-450-FG is followed by the OFA cards to boost the incoming signal strength
so that the receive power will be adequate.
Typical specifications of the Raman amplifier:
 Unit supports APR functionality
 Supports C-band DWDM amplification
 Output monitor port of with 1 % tap
 Support for AGC mode and optional maximum pump power operating modes
 Supports NMS port
 Supports hardware alarm interface for alarms
 Supports redundancy on -48V input supply voltage
Table 96: ORA unit parameters and typical values
Specification Unit Minimum Typical Maximum Notes

Signal Wavelength range nm 1529 - 1564 -
Composite pump power mW 450 - 800 -
Expected Gain dB - - 15 -
Effective NF for G.652 dB - -0.5 - -
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Specification Unit Minimum Typical Maximum Notes

Signal Input Power Range Pump dBm -46 -10 - -
Off (composite)
Gain Flatness versus Wavelength, dB - 1 - -
G.652
PDL dB - 0.15 - -
PDG dB - 0.6 - -
PMD Ps - 0.2 - -
Return loss dB - 40 - -
Operating modes - - - AGC and Maximum
Pump Power
Power Consumption W - - 80 -
Mechanical dimension - - - 1 RU of 19"
FPU01
The main function of the fiber protection unit (FPU) is to protect against optical fiber line
failures. The unit has a 50:50 (3dB) power splitter in the transmit direction and a 1x2 optical
switch in the receive direction. The unit will switch to the protection path when it detects the loss
of optical power or when the optical power is decreased below the set threshold. The main
control interface to this module is I2C from the back plane. The protection switch can be
configured as revertive, non-revertive and forced switching by the user.
This module is connected to the optical adaptor having 1/3rd slot capability. The optical adaptor
card in turn provides the control interface from the back plane. The FPU01 is supported in the
1/3rd and 2/3rd slots as well, but it supports 2/3rd slot with mechanical adaptation only.
Figure 51: Front Panel View-FPU01 with Adaptation in HCPADP01 card
Table 97: Power Specifications – FPU01 Cards
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V
Power consumption (max) 4W
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Following are schematics of the FPU01 card. The Tx and Rx ports are connected to any optical
interface which needs to be protected for optical fiber cut in the network side. The Tx-W and
Tx-P are the work and protect transmit ports, respectively which need to be connected to the
work and protect optical fibers. Similarly, Rx-W and Rx-P are the work and protect receive ports,
respectively which need to be connected to the work and protect optical fibers.
Figure 52: FPU01 Card connectivity
Typical specification and functionality of the FPU01 card:
 Supports C-band
Below table summarises different parameter and typical values:
Table 98: Typical Specifications – FPU01 Card
Specification Range Specification

Min Typical Max
Spectral range nm 1490 - 1610
Insertion Loss (Rx -> Tx_P or Tx_W) dB - 3.5 -
Insertion Loss (Rx_W or Rx_P-> Tx) dB - 1.5 -
Input power range to Rx_W or Rx_P) dBm -35 - +6
Absolute power measurement accuracy dB - - +/-0.5
Switching time ms - - <25
Power Handling mW - 500 -
Type of Connector LC/PC - - -
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Chapter 12
Optical Passive Cards and Units

This chapter gives an overview of the features and functional description of the optical passive
cards and sub-rack units. These optical passive cards/units, in general have optical input and
output for optical traffic and do not require electrical power to be operational. These cards are
supported in TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) and TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis.
buildup.
IN THIS CHAPTER
MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D .................................................................. 130
ILU-C-50G .................................................................................................... 132
MDU8-D ....................................................................................................... 133
OSCF-S and OSCF-D ................................................................................. 136
PSCM.............................................................................................................. 138
DCM ............................................................................................................... 140
Optical Add Drop Multiplexer - OADM4 and OADM1 ...................... 143
TJ1600-2 Passive Unit ................................................................................. 147
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MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D

The MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D are 100GHz channel spaced DWDM multiplexer and
demultiplexer. The MDU40E-D is spaced in the even channels (192.00 to 195.90 THz) and the
MDU40O-D is spaced in the odd channels (192.05 to 195.95 THz). These are based on Athermal
Arrayed Wave Guide (AAWG) purely passive technology and each multiplexer and demultiplexer
is housed in a standalone 1 RU 19‟‟ sub-rack which can be used with the product platform for
aggregating multiple channels in the optical domain.
Both MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D are used with an optical Interleaver Unit (ILU-C-50G) to
provide 80 Channel aggregation in a pair of fiber at 50GHz.
Front Panel
The front panel view of 40 Channel 100GHz Multiplexer and Demultiplexer Unit is shown
below.
Figure 53: Front Panel View-MDU40E-D & MDU40O-D
It is purely a passive card or unit.

There is no LED visual indication for this card or unit.
MDU40 Card Types

Following types of MDU40 are available.
Table 99: Types of MDU40
Description Model number

40 channel MDU with 100Ghz spacing, supporting even channels in ITU-T MDU40E-D-19200-19590
grid 19200 to 19590 in C-band
40 channel MDU with 100Ghz spacing, supporting odd channels in ITU-T MDU40O-D-19205-19595
grid 19205 to 19595 in C-band
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Chapter 12 Optical Passive Cards and Units
Following is a schematic of the MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D unit connectivity.
Figure 54: 40 Channel MDU (both Even and Odd) connectivity
Typical specifications and functionalities of MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D units are:
 Support C-band 100GHz DWDM 40 channels
 Purely passive, housed in 1RU 19" sub-rack
Table 100: Typical Specifications of MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D

Channel plan THz 19200-19590 on MDU40E-D
THz 19205-19595 on MDU40O-D
Optical Insertion Loss (for add direction i.e dB 5.0
Add/Drop port Rx to Common Tx and for drop
direction i.e. Common Rx to Add/Drop port Tx)
Input Power Range dBM 23 maximum (13dBm, if single channel is used)
Adjacent channel isolation dB 23 (minimum)
Polarization Mode Dispersion ps 0.5 (maximum)
Connector type - LC/PC
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ILU-C-50G
Inter Leaver unit (ILU) is used to expand the DWDM channel capacity up to 80 channels. Inter
leaver combines the 100GHz spacing even and odd wavelengths into 50GHz signals. When used
in transmit direction Inter leaver combines the two streams of incoming optical wavelengths
spaced at 100GHz and gives output wavelengths at 50GHz signals. In receive direction the
50GHz spacing in-coming signals are separated into two streams of 100GHz signals.
Both MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D are used with an optical interleaver unit (ILU-C-50G) to
provide 80 Channel aggregation in a pair of fiber at 50GHz.
Front Panel
The front panel view of Inter Leaver unit is shown below.
Figure 55: Front Panel View-ILU-C-100G half slot card

There is no LED visual indication for this card or unit
Following is a schematic of the MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D unit connectivity. One for the
multiplexing and one for the demultiplexing need to be used. Each is a half slot card which needs
to be housed in the optical adaptor card.
Figure 56: ILU connectivity
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Typical specification and functionalities of the ILU-C-50G card are:
 Support two C-band 100GHz DWDM 40 channels
 Multiplexes two sets of 100GHz 40 Channels to one set of 50GHz 80 channels and
demultiplexes from 80 channels to two 40 Channels
 Purely passive, housed in the optical adaptor card
Table 101: Typical Specifications of ILU-C-50G
Specification Unit Maximum Values

Clear bandwidth - 80
Insertion Loss (IL)with clear bandwidth Ghz +/- 10
IL ripple dB 2
PMD dB 0.5
Dispersion in clear band ps 0.3
Connector type ps/nm +/-20
MDU8-D
The function of the MDU8-D is to add and drop 8 DWDM channels with 100GHz spacing. One
card supports multiplexing of 8 wavelengths in the transmit direction and de-multiplexing of 8
wavelengths in receive direction.
Upgrade port is provided so that five MDU8-D cards can be cascaded to build a 40 channel
system with 100GHz spacing. This is a purely a passive card which is used with the help of the
Optical Adaptor card. MDU8-D card occupies about 2/3rd of the slot.
Front Panel
MDU8-D is a 8 Channel 100GHz Multiplexer and Demultiplexer card supported in 2/3rd slot
width. This is used with the Optical Adaptor card.
Figure 57: Front Panel View- MDU-8-D
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MDU8-D Card Types

Following types of MDU8-D are available which can be cascaded to achieve 40 Channel as per
the customer requirement.
Table 102: Types of MDU8-D
Description Model Number

8 channel MDU with 100Ghz spacing, supporting channel number 20 to 27 in C-band MDU8-D-19200-
19270
19350
19430
19510
19590
Schematic diagram of the MDU8-D card connectivity is given below.
Figure 58: 8 Channel MDU connectivity
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Typical specifications and functionalities of the MDU8-D card are:
 Support C-band 100GHz DWDM consecutive 8 channels
 Purely passive, used along with the optical adaptor card
 Supports Express port so that multiple such cards can be cascaded to achieve higher channel
count multiplexing and demultiplexing
 Supports OADM configuration by using it in back to back configuration
Table 103: Typical Specifications of MDU8-D
Parameters Units Value

Number of Channels - 8
Channel Spacing GHz 100
Pass band GHz ITU+/-13.75
Upgrade port/Express Port - Available
Optical Insertion Loss (for add direction i.e Add/Drop port Rx to dB 4.0
Common Tx and for drop direction i.e. Common Rx to Add/Drop
port Tx)
Maximum IL from ADD/DROP port to Line(Common) dB <=3.5
Isolation: Adjacent channel dB >30
Isolation: Non Adjacent channel dB >40
Typical Express Loss dB <=0.8
Power Handling mw 500
Type of Connectors LC Type 20
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OSCF-S and OSCF-D

Optical Supervisory Channel Filter (OSCF) adds and drops the supervisory channel wavelength
primarily at the terminal, OADM, ROADM and intermediate line amplifier (ILA) sites where the
OFA are used. OSC carries the management information related to the DWDM channels and
enable to detect the fiber cuts and/or transmission degradation in the DWDM trunk.
Typical wavelengths used for supervisory channel are 1490nm and 1510 nm which are well
outside the C-band DWDM transmission. A drop filter is required at the input of the DWDM
amplifier and a add filter is required at the output of the DWDM amplifier.
This card either contains a single add and drop module (OSCF-S) or dual add and drop modules
(OSCF-D), both of which can be used with OFA by plugging it in the card and no separate slot is
required.
Front Panel
The OSCF module is plugged into the OFA card at the center. OSCF-S and OSCF-D modules
are shown in the figures below.
Figure 59: Front Panel View- OSPF-D

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OSCF Module Types

Following types of OSCF are available.
Table 104: Types of OSCF

Optical supervisory channel (OSC) filters for 1510nm, two add ports and two drop ports OSCF-D51
Optical supervisory channel (OSC) filters for 1510nm, one add port and one drop port OSCF-S51
Following is a schematic of the OSCF module connectivity.
Figure 60: OSCF connectivity
Typical specification and functionalities of the OSCF modules are:
 Support add and drop of the OSC channels at 1510nm
 Purely passive, used as a plug in the OFA cards
 Supports single add and drop or dual add and drop filters for Terminal and ILA or OADM
locations
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Table 105: Typical Specifications of OSCF

Pass band for add and drop nm 1510 +/- 10
Insertion Loss IN- EXP.OUT dB <0.65
Insertion Loss EXP.IN-OUT dB <0.65
Insertion Loss IN-DROP dB <0.75
Insertion Loss ADD -OUT dB <0.75
PSCM
Optical Power Splitter Combiner Module (PSCM) splits the signal into N (N>1) parts in one
direction and combines N signals to produce one signal in other direction. Though it has many
applications, it plays a major role in providing the client protection for the DWDM transmission
in which electrical signals typically do not flow across cards.
Various types of PSCMs can be used with this product. In PSCM-1x2 form, it is primarily used as
client protection and as PSCM-1x5, it is used to produce 80 local add drop traffic for the
ROADM nodes. As these are purely passive units, they are housed in external 19” sub racks.
Front Panel
Figure 61: Front Panel View-(PSCM-1x5)
Figure 62: Front Panel View-(PSCM-1x2)

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PSCM Types along with sub racks

The following types of PSCM are available which can be used for various applications.
Table 106: Types of PSCM and Sub Racks

Single PSCM-1x2 PSCM-1x2
19" Sub Rack for 64 PSCM-1x2 PSCM-1x2-PRU-19
Single PSCM-1x5 PSCM-1x5
19" Sub Rack with integrated 2 PSCM-1x5 2xPSCM-1x5-PRU-19
Following is a schematic of the PSCM connectivity.
Figure 63: PSCM Connectivity
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Typical specifications and functionalities of the PSCM are:
 Support optical splitter and combiner both in 1550nm and 1310nm bands
 Purely passive
Table 107: Typical Specifications of PSCM

PSCM-1x2 PSCM1x5
Insertion Loss dB <=3.8 <=8.5
Return Loss dB >55 >55
Polarization Mode Dispersion ps >=0.2 >=0.2
Connector type - LC/PC LC/PC
DCM
Chromatic dispersion causes the pulse broadening effect along the transmission distance, as the
group velocity of frequencies of the laser pulse is a function of the frequency. That is each
frequency in laser pulse travels with different velocity leading to pulse broadening at the receiver
end. This broadening causes the overlapping of adjacent bits at the receiver causing transmission
errors. Chromatic dispersion is measured in ps /(nm*km). Typical value for a G.652 single mode
fiber is 18 ps/(nm *km). That means a laser pulse of width 1nm broadens in time by 18 ps when
it travels 1 Km distance.
Two types of dispersion compensation is supported. Fiber-Bragg Grating (FBG) based

dispersion compensation and fiber based dispersion compensation to support multichannel
DWDM transmission.
As these are purely passive units, they are housed in external 19” sub racks.
Front Panel
Two DCM cards plugged into 1 RU 19” sub rack.
Figure 64: Front Panel - Two DCM cards
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DCM Types along with sub racks

Following types of DCM are available which can be used for various amount of dispersion
compensation.
Table 108: Types of DCM/DCUs

Fiber Bragg Grating based Dispersion Compensation Unit-10km for G.652 fiber, C Band, DCU-652-C-10-
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
LC/PC CB
Fiber Bragg Grating based Dispersion Compensation Unit-100km for G.652 fiber, C DCU-652-C-100-
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
1RU Sub Rack for dual DCU DCUH01
Fiber Bragg Grating based Dispersion Compensation Module-10km for G.652 fiber, C DCM-652-C-10-
Band, LC/PC CB
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Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
Band, LC/PC CB
1RU 19'' Sub Rack for dual DCM DCMH01
Typical specification and functionalities of the DCM modules are:
 Compensates for dispersion compensation in optical domain
 Purely passive
 Both FBG based or Fiber based can be used as convenient
 Various granularities of dispersion compensation values are available to conveniently and
efficiently design DWDM networks
Table 109: Typical Specifications of DCMs
Model number Nominal Dispersion Max Insertion Ripple-dB Maximum Latency(ns)

at 1550nm ps/nm Loss(dB) PMD (ps)
DCU-652-C-10-CB 170 1.9 0.4 0.25 6100
DCU-652-C-20-CB 340 2.6 0.4 0.3 12300
DCU-652-C-30-CB 510 3.4 0.45 0.4 18400
DCU-652-C-40-CB 680 4.1 0.5 0.45 24600
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Model number Nominal Dispersion Max Insertion Ripple-dB Maximum Latency(ns)

at 1550nm ps/nm Loss(dB) PMD (ps)
DCU-652-C-50-CB 850 4.8 0.55 0.5 30700
DCU-652-C-60-CB 1020 5.6 0.65 0.55 36900
DCU-652-C-70-CB 1190 6.3 0.65 0.6 43000
DCU-652-C-80-CB 1360 7 0.8 0.6 49200
DCU-652-C-90-CB 1530 7.8 0.85 0.65 55300
DCU-652-C-100-CB 1700 8.5 0.9 0.7 61500
DCU-652-C-110-CB 1870 9.2 1 0.7 67600
DCU-652-C-120-CB 2040 10 1.1 0.75 73700
DCM-652-C-10-CB 170 3.8 0.8 1.4 90
DCM-652-C-20-CB 340 3.8 0.8 1.4 100
DCM-652-C-30-CB 510 3.8 0.8 1.4 110
DCM-652-C-40-CB 680 3.8 0.8 1.4 120
DCM-652-C-50-CB 850 3.8 0.8 1.4 130
DCM-652-C-60-CB 1020 3.8 0.8 1.4 140
DCM-652-C-70-CB 1190 3.8 0.8 1.4 150
DCM-652-C-80-CB 1360 3.8 0.8 1.4 155
DCM-652-C-90-CB 1530 3.8 0.8 1.4 165
DCM-652-C-100-CB 1700 3.8 0.8 1.4 170
DCM-652-C-110-CB 1870 3.8 0.8 1.4 170
DCM-652-C-120-CB 2040 3.8 0.8 1.4 170
Optical Add Drop Multiplexer - OADM4 and OADM1

The function of the OADM4 is to add and drop 4 channels at 100GHz spacing. Similarly, the
function of the OADM1 is to add and drop 1 channel at 100GHz spacing.
One OADM4 card supports add of 4 wavelengths in the transmit direction and drop of 4
wavelengths in receive direction. Similarly, one OADM1 card supports add of 1 wavelength in
the transmit direction and drop of 4 wavelengths in receive direction.
Up to 10 OADM4 can be combined to add and drop 40 channels. Similarly, up to 40 OADM1

can be used to add drop 40 Channels. This is a purely a passive card which is used in the node
with the help of the optical adaptor card. This occupies half slot.
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Front Panel
OADM4 and OADM1 are half slot cards which are housed in half slot of HCPADP02 adaptor
card.
Figure 65: Front Panel View - OADM-1
Figure 66: Front Panel View- OADM-4

OADM4 and OADM1 Card Types

Following types of OADM4 and OADM1 are available which can be used up to 40 channels.
Table 110: Types of OADM4

4 channel OADM with 100Ghz spacing, supporting channel number 20 to 23 in C- OADM-4-D-19200-
band 19230
band 19270
band 19310
band 19350
band 19390
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band 19430
band 19470
band 19510
band 19550
band 19590
1 channel OADM with 100Ghz spacing, supporting channel number 20 in C-band OADM-1-D-19200
1 channel OADM with 100Ghz spacing, supporting channel number 42in C-band OADM-1-D-19420
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1 channel OADM with 100Ghz spacing, supporting channel number 58in C-band OADM-1-D-19580
Following are the schematics of the OADM4 and OADM1 card connectivity.
Figure 67: OADM connectivity
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Typical specifications and functionalities of the OADM4 and OADM1 cards are:
 Support C-band 100GHz DWDM consecutive 4 and 1 channels, respectively
 Purely passive, used along with the optical adaptor card
 Supports Terminal configuration
Table 111: Typical Specifications of OADM4 and OADM1
Parameters Units Values for OADM4 Values for OADM1

No of channels - 4 1
Channel Spacing GHz 100 100
Pass band GHz ITU+/-13.75 ITU+/-13.75
Maximum IL from ADD/DROP port to Line dB <=1.8 <=1.2
(Common)
Isolation: Adjacent channel dB >30 >30
Isolation: Non Adjacent channel dB >40 >40
Typical Express Loss dB <=0.8 <=0.8
Power Handling mw 500 500
Type of Connectors - LC/PC LC/PC
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TJ1600-2 Passive Unit

TJ1600-2 Passive is a purely mechanical passive unit which can house two TJ1600 platform
passive card along with the corresponding adaptor cards. These passive cards can be variety of
MDU8-D, OADM4,OADM1, ILU described earlier.
The advantage of sub rack is to optimize the cost of the network, rather than using an active slot
of TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) or TJ1600 Type-6SR.
This is a pure passive 19” half depth sub-rack of 1.5 RU height.
Front Panel
The front panel view of the TJ1600-2 unit is shown below.
Figure 68: Front Panel View- TJ1600-2 Passive Unit
It is purely a passive unit.

There is no LED visual indication for this unit.
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Chapter 13
Fan Tray Unit

This chapter describes the fan tray unit.
IN THIS CHAPTER
HCPFTU01 ................................................................................................... 150
HCPFTU02 ................................................................................................... 152
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HCPFTU01
This chapter describes the Fan Tray Unit. It is used in TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) chassis to cool the
equipment.
ROTATING PART: Keep fingers, screwdrivers, and other objects away from the
openings in the fan tray assembly. The fans might still be turning when you remove the fan
assembly from the chassis.
Front Panel
The front panel view of fan tray unit is shown below.
Figure 69: Front Panel View
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Chapter 13 Fan Tray Unit
Table 112: Power Specifications
Specification Range
Operating Voltage Range 36-75 V
Max Input Current 0.77 A
Rated Speed 7000 RPM
Operating Temperature -40 to +70°C
Storage Temperature -40 to +75°C
Functional description
The following are the functional features of fan tray unit:
 Supports six fans
 Fuse on each fan power supply to isolate any failed fan from other fans
 Fan speed monitoring and control through software, based on the temperature sensed
 Temperature monitoring on the airflow path
 Field replaceable
 Air filter is provided as separate Field replaceable unit in the system
NOTE 1: The fan in the FTU is designed to have redundancy and the two fans do not fail
simultaneously at any point of time.
NOTE 2: The system will work up to 40°C temperature in case of single fan failure. An Alarm
is raised if any of the fans fails (the Fan tray is provided with six fans). The fan needs to be
replaced, if an alarm exists on the FTU. If the alarm exists on the FTU and if the room
temperature is below 40°C, the system works unless the second fan fails.
NOTE 3: Ensure that the fan tray unit is not removed before the replacement unit is available.
Also ensure that the FTU replacement procedure be completed in 2-3 minutes time.
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HCPFTU02
The Fan Tray Unit (HCPFTU02) is used in the TJ1600 Type-6SR chassis to cool the equipment.
There are four fans present in the fan tray unit.
Front Panel
The front panel diagram of HCPFTU02 is shown below.
Figure 70: Front Panel- HCPFTU02
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Chapter 13 Fan Tray Unit
Table 113: Power Specifications - HCPFTU02
Specification Range
Input Voltage -48 V
The following are the functional features of HCPFTU02:
 Supports four fans
 Fuse on each fan power supply to isolate any failed fan from other fans
 Fan speed monitoring and control through software, based on the temperature sensed
 Temperature monitoring on the airflow path
 Field replaceable
 Air filter is provided as separate Field replaceable unit in the system
NOTE: The fan in the FTU is designed to have redundancy and the two fans do not fail
simultaneously at any point of time. In case of single fan failure, the system will work up to
40°C temperature.
An Alarm is raised if any of the fans fails (the Fan tray is provided with four fans). The fan
needs to be replaced, if an alarm exists on the FTU. If the alarm exists on the FTU and if the
room temperature is below 40°C, the system works unless the second fan fails.
Ensure that the fan tray unit is not removed before the replacement unit is available. Also
ensure that the FTU replacement procedure is completed within 2-3 minutes time.
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Appendix I
Optical Interface Specifications

STM-1/OC-3 Optical interface specifications
Table 114: STM-1/OC-3 optical interface specifications for the SFP
Specifications S1.1 L1.1 L1.2

Minimum Output Power -15 dBm -5 dBm -5 dBm
Maximum Output Power -8 dBm 0 dBm 0 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity -28 dBm -34 dBm -34 dBm
Receiver Overload -8 dBm -10 dBm -10 dBm
Wavelength (nominal) 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm
Connector Type LC LC LC
Fiber Type Single mode Single mode Single mode

Table 115: STM-4/OC-12 Optical interface specifications for SFP

Maximum Output Power -8 dBm +2 dBm +2 dBm
Receiver Overload -8 dBm -8 dBm -8 dBm
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Table 116: STM-16/OC-48 Optical interface specifications for the SFP

Maximum Output Power 0 dBm 3 dBm 3 dBm
Receiver Overload 0 dBm -7 dBm -7 dBm
STM-64/OC-192/10GE Optical interface specifications

Table 117: STM-64/OC-192/10GE Optical interface specifications for the XFP
Specifications S64.1/10km S64.2a/20km S64.2b/40km L64.1/40km L64.2/80km

Minimum Output Power 1 dBm -5 dBm -1 dBm 4 dBm -2 dBm
Maximum Output Power 5 dBm -1 dBm 2 dBm 7 dBm 2 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity -11 dBm -18 dBm -14 dBm -19 dBm -26 dBm
Receiver Overload -1 dBm -8 -1 -10 dBm -9 dBm
Wavelength (nominal) 1310 nm 1550nm 1550nm 1310 nm 1550 nm
Connector Type LC LC LC LC LC
Fiber Type Single mode Single mode Single mode Single mode Single mode
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STM-64/OC-192 DWDM Optical interface specifications

Table 118: STM-64/OC-192/OTU2/OTU2e Optical interface specifications for the XFP
Specifications DWDM fixed Tunable DWDM

Data rate 9.953Gbps-11.3Gbps 9.953Gbps-11.3Gbps
Minimum Output Power -1 dBm -1 dBm
Maximum Output Power +3 dBm +3 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity -24 dBm -24 dBm
Receiver Overload -7 dBm -7
Wavelength 1528 to 1569nm at 100GHz 1528 to 1569nm @ 50GHz Tuning
OSNR for BER 10e-12, 18dB/14dB with GFEC/EFEC 18dB/14dB with GFEC/EFEC
optimized receiver threshold
Connector Type LC LC
Fiber Type Single mode Single mode
1G Optical interface specifications

Table 119: 1G optical interface specifications- SFP
Specifications 1000BASE-SX 1000BASE-LX 1000BASE-LX10 1000BASE-EX 1000BASE-ZX

Minimum Output -9 dBm -9.5 dBm -8.4 dBm -5 dBm 0 dBm
Power
Maximum Output -3 dBm -3 dBm -3 dBm 0 dBm 5 dBm
Power
Receiver Sensitivity -20 dBm -22 dBm -22 dBm -23 dBm -23 dBm
Receiver Overload 0 dBm 0 dBm 0 dBm -3 dBm -3 dBm
Wavelength (nominal) 850 nm 1310 nm 1310 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm
Connector Type Duplex LC Duplex LC Duplex LC Duplex LC Duplex LC
Fiber Type Multi mode Single mode Single mode Single mode Single mode
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10G Optical interface specifications

Table 120: 10G Optical interface specifications for the XFP
Specifications 10GBASE-SR 10GBASE-LR 10GBASE-ER 10GBASE-ZR 10GBASE-LX4

Minimum Output -7.3 dBm -8.2 dBm -4.7 dBm 0 dBm -8.0 dBm (per
Power lane)
Maximum Output -1 dBm 0.5 dBm 4 dBm 4 dBm -0.5 dBm (per
Power lane)
Receiver Sensitivity -9.9 dBm -14.4 dBm -15 dBm -23 dBm -13.5 dBm
Receiver Overload -1 dBm 0.5 dBm -1 dBm -7 dBm -0.5 dBm
Wavelength (nominal) 850 nm 1310 nm 1550 nm 1550 nm 1310 nm
Connector Type Duplex LC Duplex LC Duplex LC Duplex LC Duplex LC
Fiber Type Multi mode Single mode Single mode Single mode WDM multi
mode or single
mode
100G CFP Client Side Module Optical interface

specifications
Table 121: 100GE Client side interface specifications for the CFP
Specifications 100GBase-SR10/OTU4 100GBase-LR4/OTU4 100GBase-ER4/OTU4

(100m) (10km) (40km)
Minimum Output Power -7.6 dBm(per lane) 3.5 dBm 3.3 dBm
Maximum Output Power 2.4 dBm(per lane) 8.9 dBm 8.9 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity -9.4 dBm(per lane) -4.3 dBm -17.2 dBm
Receiver Overload -2.4 dBm(per lane) 8.9 dBm 10.5 dBm
Wavelength (nominal) 850nm 1294 to 1310 nm 1294 to 1310 nm
Connector Type MPO24 LC LC
Fiber Type Multi mode Single mode Single mode
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100G CFP Line Side Module Optical interface

specifications
Table 122: 100GE Line side module optical specifications for the CFP
Specifications CFP Coherent CFP Coherent Metro Long Haul CFP Coherent
ZR(80Km) DWDM DWDM
Data rate 103.125Gbps 103.125Gbpss-111.81Gbps 103.125Gbpss-111.81Gbps
Maximum Output Power +5 dBm +1 dBm +1 dBm
Receiver Sensitivity -20dBm -18 dBm -18 dBm
Receiver Overload 5 0 0
Wavelength 1546.12nm 1528.77nm to 1566.72nm 1528.77nm to 1567.54nm
@ 50GHz Tuning @ 50GHz Tuning
OSNR for BER 10e-15 22.5dB with G-FEC 14dB with SD-FEC 13.3dB with SD-FEC
Chromatic dispersion +/- 2500ps/nm ± 22000ps/nm (~1200Km ± 40000ps/nm (~2000Km
tolarance of G.652 fiber) of G.652 fiber)
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Appendix II
Ordering Information
The appendix covers the ordering TPN (Tejas Part Number) of cards supported in this product
release.
Table 123: Card Ordering TPNs
Card Label Tejas Part Number

Backplane 170-PCA000052-E
HCPPFU02 170-PCA000084-E
HCPFTU01 170-PCA000002-E
HCPOAM01 170-PCA000003-E
HCPXCC01 170-PCA000005-E
OSMC01 170-PCA000095-E
HCPPLine01 170-PCA000011-E
HCPPLine02 170-PCA000009-E
HCPULine01 170-PCA000007-E
HCPSLine01 170-PCA000006-E
CEL-3 170-PCA000019-E
CEF-5 170-PCA000117-E
HCPADP01 170-PCA000126-E
HCPADP02 170-PCA000104-E
OFA-C-D17-FG 170-PCA000108-E
OFA-C-S17-FG 170-PCA000112-E
OFA-C-S20-HG 170-PCA000132-E
OFA-C-D20-HG 170-PCA000133-E
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OFA-C-S20-LG 170-PCA000134-E
OFA-C-D20-LG 170-PCA000135-E
OFA-C-S20-VG 170-PCA000136-E
OFA-C-D20-VG 170-PCA000137-E
OFA-C-S20-MS-VG 170-PCA000138-E
OFA-C-D20-MS-VG 170-PCA000139-E
OFA-C-D17/20-HG 170-PCA000140-E
OFA-C-D17/20-LG 170-PCA000141-E
OFA-C-S26-FG 170-PCA000150-E
OFA-C-S23-FG 170-PCA000281-E
ROADM-2-C-50G 170-PCA000236-E
ROADM-4-C-50G 170-PCA000235-E
ROADM-8-C-50G 170-PCA000234-E
MDU-16CL-C-50G 170-PCA000239-E
MDU40E-D-19200-19590 170-PCA000240-E
MDU40O-D-19205-19595 170-PCA000241-E
MDU-8-D-19200-19270 170-PCA000100-E
MDU-8-D-19280-19350 170-PCA000162-E
MDU-8-D-19360-19430 170-PCA000163-E
MDU-8-D-19440-19510 170-PCA000164-E
MDU-8-D-19520-19590 170-PCA000165-E
OADM-4-D-19160-19190 170-PCA000109-E
OADM-4-D-19200-19230 170-PCA000151-E
OADM-4-D-19240-19270 170-PCA000152-E
OADM-4-D-19280-19310 170-PCA000153-E
OADM-4-D-19320-19350 170-PCA000154-E
OADM-4-D-19360-19390 170-PCA000155-E
OADM-4-D-19400-19430 170-PCA000156-E
OADM-4-D-19440-19470 170-PCA000157-E
OADM-4-D-19480-19510 170-PCA000158-E
OADM-4-D-19520-19550 170-PCA000159-E
OADM-4-D-19560-19590 170-PCA000160-E
OADM-1-D-19200 170-PCA000170-E
OADM-1-D-19210 170-PCA000171-E
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OADM-1-D-19220 170-PCA000172-E
OADM-1-D-19230 170-PCA000173-E
OADM-1-D-19240 170-PCA000174-E
OADM-1-D-19250 170-PCA000175-E
OADM-1-D-19260 170-PCA000176-E
OADM-1-D-19270 170-PCA000177-E
OADM-1-D-19280 170-PCA000178-E
OADM-1-D-19290 170-PCA000179-E
OADM-1-D-19300 170-PCA000180-E
OADM-1-D-19310 170-PCA000181-E
OADM-1-D-19320 170-PCA000182-E
OADM-1-D-19330 170-PCA000183-E
OADM-1-D-19340 170-PCA000184-E
OADM-1-D-19350 170-PCA000185-E
OADM-1-D-19360 170-PCA000186-E
OADM-1-D-19370 170-PCA000187-E
OADM-1-D-19380 170-PCA000188-E
OADM-1-D-19390 170-PCA000189-E
OADM-1-D-19400 170-PCA000190-E
OADM-1-D-19410 170-PCA000191-E
OADM-1-D-19420 170-PCA000192-E
OADM-1-D-19430 170-PCA000193-E
OADM-1-D-19440 170-PCA000194-E
OADM-1-D-19450 170-PCA000195-E
OADM-1-D-19460 170-PCA000196-E
OADM-1-D-19470 170-PCA000197-E
OADM-1-D-19480 170-PCA000198-E
OADM-1-D-19490 170-PCA000199-E
OADM-1-D-19500 170-PCA000200-E
OADM-1-D-19510 170-PCA000201-E
OADM-1-D-19520 170-PCA000202-E
OADM-1-D-19530 170-PCA000203-E
OADM-1-D-19540 170-PCA000204-E
OADM-1-D-19550 170-PCA000205-E
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OADM-1-D-19560 170-PCA000206-E
OADM-1-D-19570 170-PCA000207-E
OADM-1-D-19580 170-PCA000208-E
OADM-1-D-19590 170-PCA000209-E
ILU-C-100G 170-PCA000127-E
ILU-C-50G 170-PCA000128-E
OSCF-S51 170-PCA000111-E
OSCF-D51 170-PCA000211-E
FPU01 170-PCA000103-E
OPM-2-C-50G 170-PCA000242-E
OPM-4-C-50G 170-PCA000244-E
DCM-652-C-10-CB 170-PCA000283-E
DCM-652-C-20-CB 170-PCA000284-E
DCM-652-C-30-CB 170-PCA000286-E
DCM-652-C-40-CB 170-PCA000212-E
DCM-652-C-50-CB 170-PCA000288-E
DCM-652-C-60-CB 170-PCA000213-E
DCM-652-C-70-CB 170-PCA000289-E
DCM-652-C-80-CB 170-PCA000214-E
DCM-652-C-90-CB 170-PCA000290-E
DCM-652-C-100-CB 170-PCA000215-E
DCM652-C-110-CB 170-PCA000291-E
DCM-652-C-120-CB 170-PCA000216-E
DCU-652-C-10-CB 170-PCA000298-E
DCU-652-C-20-CB 170-PCA000301-E
DCU-652-C-30-CB 170-PCA000302-E
DCU-652-C-40-CB 170-PCA000304-E
DCU-652-C-50-CB 170-PCA000305-E
DCU-652-C-60-CB 170-PCA000306-E
DCU-652-C-70-CB 170-PCA000307-E
DCU-652-C-80-CB 170-PCA000308-E
DCU-652-C-90-CB 170-PCA000309-E
DCU-652-C-100-CB 170-PCA000310-E
DCU-652-C-110-CB 170-PCA000311-E
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Appendix II Ordering Information

DCU-652-C-120-CB 170-PCA000312-E
DCUH01 170-PCA000207-M
DCMH01 170-PCA000099-M
2xPSCM-1x5-PRU 170-PCA000245-E
2xPSCM-1x5 999-OPC000011-E
PSMC-PRU 999-BYA000003-M
4xPSCM-1x2 999-OPC000012-E
PSMC-PRU 999-BYA000014-M
TJ1600-2-Passive 170-PCA000210-M
Filler (1/3) 170-PCA000066-M
Filler (1/2) 170-PCA000087-M
Filler (2/3) 170-PCA000081-M
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Glossary of Terms
A C
AIS CRC
Alarm Indication Signal(AIS) is a signal Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) is an error-
transmitted by an intermediate element of a detecting code commonly used in digital
multi-node transport circuit that is part of a networks and storage devices to detect
concatenated telecommunications system to accidental changes to raw data. Blocks of
alert the receiving end of the circuit that a data entering these systems get a short check
segment of the end-to-end link has failed at value attached, based on the remainder of a
a logical or physical level, even if the system polynomial division of their contents; on
it is directly connected to is still working. retrieval the calculation is repeated, and
Downstream intermediate elements of the corrective action can be taken against
transport circuit propagate the AIS to the presumed data corruption if the check
destination element. values do not match.
APS CSMA/CD
Automatic Protection Switching (APS) schemes Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection
involve reserving a protection channel (CSMA/CD) are a set of rules determining
(dedicated or shared) with the same capacity how network devices respond when two
as the channel or facility to be protected. devices attempt to use a data channel
simultaneously (called a collision). Standard
B Ethernet networks use CSMA/CD to
BITS physically monitor the traffic on the line at
participating stations. If no transmission is
Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS) is a taking place at the time, the particular station
clock in a central location that supplies E1 can transmit.
and/or composite clock timing references to
all synchronous network elements in that D
location.
DCC
Data Communication Channel (DCC) are the
bytes in SDH frame that enable OAM
communication between individual nodes as
well as inter node communication.
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DDF E
Data Communications Equipment (DCE) is a EMI
device installed to provide the functions
needed to establish, maintain and terminate Electro Magnetic Interference (EMI) is the
a connection as well as the signal conversion disruption of operation of an electronic
required for communication between the device when it is in the vicinity of an
data terminating equipment and the electromagnetic field in the radio frequency
telephone line or data circuit. spectrum that is caused by another
electronic device.
DHCP
EOW
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is
a standard protocol defined by RFC 1541 Engineering Order Wire (EOW) is an operator's
that allows a server to dynamically distribute communication channel that supports a 2-
IP addressing and configuration information wire analog telephone. Voice and signaling
to clients. traffic is carried over E1 or E2 bytes of the
SDH overhead.
DRI
ESD
Dual Ring Interconnection (DRI) refers to an
architecture between two rings where one or ElectroStatic Discharge (ESD) is defined as the
more network elements in each ring are transfer of electrostatic charge between
interconnected. DRI refers to a network bodies at different potentials caused by
topology where two rings are interconnected direct contact or induced by an electrostatic
at two network elements on each ring. The field.
topology operates such that a failure at H
either of these two nodes does not cause
loss of any working traffic. HO
Higher Order (HO) is a virtual container in
DTE SDH multiplexing process including a range
Data Terminating Equipment (DTE) is a device of overhead functions for management and
that converts the user information into data error monitoring.
signals for transmission, and then converts
the received data signals into user L
information. LAN
DWDM Local Area Network (LAN) refers to a group
of computers interconnected into a network
Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing so that the multiple users are able to
(DWDM) is an optical multiplexing communicate, exchange information and
technology used to increase bandwidth over share computer resources regardless of the
existing fiber networks. DWDM works by physical location of the resources.
combining and transmitting multiple signals
simultaneously at different wavelengths on
the same fiber. The technology creates
multiple virtual fibers, thus multiplying the
capacity of the physical medium.
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Glossary of Terms
LC CONNECTOR LOS
Lucent Connector (LC) is a small form factor Loss of Signal (LOS) is an alarm raised on
optical fiber connector that terminates the STM/OCn ports when received signal level
end of an optical fiber, and enables quicker drops below an implementation determined
connection and disconnection. The threshold. LOS may be due to port admin
connectors mechanically couple and align down at far end, fiber cuts, faulty fibers,
the cores of fibers for increased dusty fibers and faulty receiver.
performance and is preferred for single
mode transmission. M
MAC
LCAS
Media Access Control (MAC) is a unique
Link Capacity Adjustment Scheme (LCAS) is a identifier assigned to network interfaces for
method to dynamically increase or decrease communication on the physical network
the bandwidth of virtual concatenated segment. MAC addresses are used for
containers. It allows on-demand increase or numerous network technologies and most
decrease of the bandwidth of the virtual IEEE 802 network technologies, including
concatenated group in a hitless manner. This Ethernet. MAC address is 48 bits long. The
brings bandwidth-on-demand capability for MAC address is commonly written as a
data clients like Ethernet when mapped into sequence of 12 hexadecimal digits.
TDM containers.
MSP
LED
Multiplex Section Protection (MSP) is a port
Light Emitting Diode (LED) is a level protection supported on the STM
semiconductor device that emits visible light interfaces. MSP schemes involve reserving a
when an electric current passes through it. dedicated protection channel with the same
LEDs are used as visual indicators in capacity as the work channel. A point to
network elements. point topology where a high priority service
line is protected using another service line
LO
use MSP type of protection.
Lower Order (LO) is a virtual container in
SDH multiplexing process including a range N
of overhead functions for management and NMS
error monitoring.
Network Management System (NMS) provides
LOF an integrated management of Element
Management Systems (EMS) across an
Loss of Frame (LOF) This alarm is raised on intelligent optical network. NMS collects
STM/OCn port, when the network element and represents management data from
detects a severely errored frames generated geographically dispersed EMSs on to a
involving a minimum of four consecutive centralized database.
errored framing patterns.
169
O S
OAM SDH
Operation Administration Maintenance (OAM) is Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) is an
a group of management functions that international standard for high speed
provide node or network the functionality of synchronous data transmission over
fault indication, performance monitoring, optical/electrical networks which can
security management and diagnostic transport digital signals in variable capacities.
functions. It is a popular framework among It is a synchronous system which intend to
service providers for their network provide a more flexible and simple network
management systems. infrastructure.
P
PCM
SFP
Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) is a digital
Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) is a compact
representation of an analog signal where the
optical transceiver used in optical
magnitude of the signal is sampled regularly
at uniform intervals, then quantized to a communications for both
telecommunication and data
series of symbols in a digital (usually binary)
communications applications. It interfaces a
code.
network device to a fiber optic cable.
PFU
SNCP
Power Filter Unit (PFU) is designed to
Sub Network Connection Protection (SNCP) is a
reduce/remove conducted electrical
path protection switching scheme that
interference noise from the power supply.
supports uni-directional and dedicated type
PLL of protection. It is applied on an individual
basis to VC-n (both higher order and lower
Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) is a control system order) signals.
that generates an output signal whose phase
is related to the phase of an input SNMP
"reference" signal. It is an electronic circuit
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is
consisting of a variable frequency oscillator
an application layer protocol that facilitates
and a phase detector. This circuit compares
the exchange of management information
the phase of the input signal with the phase
between network management system and
of the signal derived from its output
the network devices. It enables network
oscillator and adjusts the frequency of its
administrators to manage network
oscillator to keep the phases matched.
performance, find and solve network
PPP problems, and plan for network growth.
Point to Point Protocol (PPP) is a protocol that SONET
provides a standard method for transporting
Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) is an
multi-protocol datagrams over point-to-
American National Standards Institute
point links.
(ANSI) standard for high speed
communication over fiber-optic networks.
SONET uses time division multiplexing to
send multiple data streams simultaneously.
170
Glossary of Terms
SSM W
Synchronization Status Messaging (SSM) is a WUI
messaging technique, which enables a SDH
equipment to determine the derivation of a Web User Interface (WUI) is an application
timing source. It uses overhead byte S1 that accepts input and provides an output by
contained within the SDH frame generating web pages which are transmitted
transmitting these messages. When a failure through the Internet and viewed by the user
occurs, elements communicate timing using a web browser program.
reconfiguration information across the
network.
STM
Synchronous Transport Module (STM) is the
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) ITU-
T fiber optic network transmission standard.
It is the basic building block of SDH.
T
TU
Path Overhead (POH) refers to overhead
accessed, generated and processed by path-
terminating equipment. Path overheads
contain alarm, performance and
management information.
U
USB
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a high speed
connectivity standard enabling simple plug
and play connections to the devices. USB
provides an advantage of the connected
devices being hot pluggable without data
loss or interruption.
V
VCG
Virtual Concatenation Group (VCG) is a logical
entity in which the VC channel bandwidth is
divided into smaller individual containers
and are grouped together to form a VCG.
171
Index
1 H
100G CFP Client Side Module Optical HCPADP01 and HCPADP02 • 116
interface specifications • 158 HCPFTU01 • 150
100G CFP Line Side Module Optical interface HCPFTU02 • 152
specifications • 159 HCPOAM01 • 49
10G Optical interface specifications • 158 HCPOAM03 • 53
1G Optical interface specifications • 157 HCPPLine01 • 69
HCPPLine02 • 70
A
HCPSLine01 • 73
AIS • 167 HCPSLine03 • 78
APS • 167 HCPSLine08 • 81
HCPSLine12 • 84
B
HCPSLine22 • 89
BITS • 167 HCPSLine24 • 92
C HCPULine01 • 75
HCPXCC01 • 57
Card Overview • 27 HCPXCC03 • 59
Card Population Rule • 22, 31 HCPXCC04 • 62
CEL-3 • 100 HO • 168
Chapter Organization • 22
CRC • 167 I
Cross-connect Cards • 22, 57 ILU-C-50G • 132
CSMA/CD • 167
L
D
LAN • 168
DCC • 167 LC CONNECTOR • 169
DCM • 140 LCAS • 169
DDF • 168 LED • 169
DHCP • 168 List of Figures • xi
DRI • 168 List of Tables • xiii
DTE • 168 LO • 169
DWDM • 168 LOF • 169
E LOS • 169
EMI • 168 M
EOW • 168 MAC • 169
ESD • 168 MDU16-D-50G-CL • 113
Ethernet Cards • 22, 97 MDU40E-D and MDU40O-D • 130
Ethernet Switching Card- CEF-5 • 97 MDU8-D • 133
F Mouse Operation Conventions • 19
MSP • 169
Fan Tray Unit • 22, 149
FPU01 • 126
173
N STM-1/OC-3 Optical interface specifications

• 155
NMS • 169
STM-16/OC-48 Optical interface
O specifications • 156
OAM • 170
• 155
OAM Card • 22, 49
STM-64/OC-192 DWDM Optical interface
OFA • 104
specifications • 157
OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG • 119
STM-64/OC-192/10GE Optical interface
OPM-C-4 and OPM-C-2 • 117
specifications • 156
Optical Active Cards and Units • 103
Optical Add Drop Multiplexer - OADM4 and T
OADM1 • 143
TJ1600 Introduction • 22, 23
Optical Interface Specifications • 22, 155
TJ1600-2 Passive Unit • 148
Optical Passive Cards and Units • 22, 129
Tributary Card • 73
Optical Raman Amplifier Unit - ORA • 123
TU • 171
Optical Shelf Management Controller • 22, 65
Typographical Conventions • 19
Ordering Information • 22, 161
OSCF-S and OSCF-D • 136 U
OSMC01 • 65
USB • 171
P Using Tejas Product Documentation • 20
Using the Filler Panels • 42
PCM • 170
Using This Guide • 17
PDH Tributary Cards • 22, 69
PFU • 170 V
Physical Dimension and Regulatory
VCG • 171
Compliance • 26
PLL • 170 W
Power Filter Unit • 22, 43 What This Guide Covers • 17
Power Filter Unit - HCPPFU02 • 44 What You Should Already Know • 17
Power Filter Unit - PFU4 • 45 Who This Guide Is For • 17
PPP • 170 WUI • 171
Product overview • 23
Product Overview- TJ1600 Type 6SR • 25
PSCM • 138
R
Related Documents • 21
ROADM • 109
S
Safety Signs Conventions • 18
SDH • 170
SFP • 170
Slot Allotment • 32
Slot Distribution • 34
SNCP • 170
SNMP • 170
SONET • 170
SSM • 171
STM • 171
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Card Population Rule 31

Power Filter Unit 43

Optical Shelf Management Controller 65

PDH Tributary Cards 69

Optical Active Cards and Units 103

Optical Passive Cards and Units 129

Fan Tray Unit 149

Optical Interface Specifications 155

Ordering Information 161

Using This Guide

Who This Guide Is For

What This Guide Covers

What You Should Already Know

Safety Signs Conventions

Table 1: Safety Sign Convention

Symbols Meaning Represents

Hot Surface Situation that could result in bodily burns.

Static Discharge Handle the equipment wearing a grounding wrist strap to

Table 2: Typographical Conventions

Formatting Convention Type of Information

 Procedures Step-by-step procedures. You can follow these instructions to

Mouse Operation Conventions

Using Tejas Product Documentation

The products include:

Document Name Tejas Part Number Description

Product Overview- TJ1600 POTP (11 Slot)

Figure 1: Front View- TJ1600 POTP (11 slot) system

Product Overview- TJ1600 Type 6SR

Figure 2: Front View: TJ1600 Type-6SR System

Physical Dimension and Regulatory Compliance

Specification Standard Compliance

Table 6: Overview of the cards supported in TJ1600

NOTE: Source redundancy is available when both PFUs are present.

Card Population Rule

Figure 3: TJ1600 POTP: Architecture Diagram

The slot allotment detail of TJ1600 POTP are listed below:

Figure 4: TJ1600 POTP: Slot Allotment

The slot allotment details of TJ1600 Type-6SR are mentioned below:

 Slot S5 for Fan tray unit

NOTE: High power OFA (OFA-C-S26-FG/OFA-C-S23-FG), PSCM, DCM, ORA-C-450-

Slot distribution of TJ1600 POTP

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

CEF-5 6x10GE + 12x1GE or  2x10G + 12x1GE or One mesh switch in

CEL-3 - 16xFE + 4xGE 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

OPM-C-2 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10,

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number

OPM-C-2 and - - 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11

Card Configuration No. of Service Ports Slot number