Chapter 1 Overview of UMG8900 ...................................................................

1-1
1.1 About This Chapter ................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 Introduction to UMG8900 ....................................................................... 1-1
1.2.1 Orientation ..................................................................................... 1-1
1.2.2 Structure ........................................................................................ 1-1
1.3 Introduction to Boards ............................................................................ 1-1
1.4 Introduction to Auxiliary Devices ............................................................ 1-4
1.5 Technical Specifications ......................................................................... 1-4
Chapter 2 Cabinets and Frames ..................................................................... 2-1
2.1 About This Chapter ................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Introduction to Cabinets ......................................................................... 2-1
2.2.1 Overview of Cabinets ..................................................................... 2-1
2.2.2 Appearance of Cabinets ................................................................ 2-1
2.2.3 Features of Cabinets ...................................................................... 2-2
2.2.4 Components of Cabinets ............................................................... 2-3
2.3 Introduction to Power Distribution Frames ............................................. 2-5
2.3.1 Overview of Power Distribution Frames ......................................... 2-5
2.3.2 Appearance of Power Distribution Frames .................................... 2-5
2.3.3 Components of Power Distribution Frames ................................... 2-5
2.3.4 Front and Back Panels of Power Distribution Frames ................... 2-7
2.3.5 Technical Specifications of Power Distribution Frames ................. 2-9
2.4 Introduction to MGW Frames ................................................................. 2-11
2.4.1 Overview of MGW Frames ............................................................. 2-11
2.4.2 Appearance and Components of MGW Frames ............................ 2-11
2.4.3 Transfer Box .................................................................................. 2-14
2.4.4 Fan Boxes ...................................................................................... 2-15
2.4.5 Technical Specifications of MGW Frames ..................................... 2-17
2.5 Introduction to Air Deflectors .................................................................. 2-17
2.6 Introduction to Cabling Troughs ............................................................. 2-19
2.7 Introduction to Fiber Coilers ................................................................... 2-19
Chapter 3 Boards ............................................................................................. 3-1
3.1 Overview of Boards ................................................................................ 3-1
3.1.1 Categories of Boards ..................................................................... 3-1
3.1.2 Connection of Boards .................................................................... 3-3
3.1.3 Design Characteristics of Boards................................................... 3-4
3.2 MBKP ..................................................................................................... 3-5
3.3 OMU ....................................................................................................... 3-5
3.3.1 Functions ....................................................................................... 3-5
3.3.2 Appearance and Components ....................................................... 3-6
 3.3.3 Usage Guide .................................................................................. 3-7
3.4 MPU ....................................................................................................... 3-10
3.4.1 Functions ....................................................................................... 3-10
3.4.2 Appearance and Components ....................................................... 3-11
3.4.3 Usage Guide .................................................................................. 3-11
3.5 NET ........................................................................................................ 3-13
3.5.1 Functions ....................................................................................... 3-13
3.5.2 Appearance and Components ....................................................... 3-14
3.5.3 Usage Guide .................................................................................. 3-15
3.6 CLK ........................................................................................................ 3-19
3.6.1 Functions ....................................................................................... 3-19
3.6.2 Appearance and Components ....................................................... 3-19
3.6.3 Usage Guide .................................................................................. 3-20
3.7 TNU ........................................................................................................ 3-23
3.7.1 Functions ....................................................................................... 3-23
3.7.2 Appearance and Components ....................................................... 3-23
3.7.3 Usage Guide .................................................................................. 3-25
3.8 TCLU ...................................................................................................... 3-28
3.8.1 Functions ....................................................................................... 3-28
3.8.2 Appearance and Components ....................................................... 3-28
3.8.3 Usage Guide .................................................................................. 3-29
3.9 PPU ........................................................................................................ 3-32
3.9.1 Functions ....................................................................................... 3-32
3.9.2 Appearance and Components ....................................................... 3-32
3.9.3 Usage Guide .................................................................................. 3-33
3.10 CMU ..................................................................................................... 3-35
3.10.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-35
3.10.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-36
3.10.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-38
3.11 RPU ...................................................................................................... 3-40
3.11.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-40
3.11.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-40
3.11.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-41
3.12 ASU ...................................................................................................... 3-43
3.12.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-43
3.12.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-44
3.12.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-45
3.13 SPF ...................................................................................................... 3-47
3.13.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-47
3.13.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-47
3.13.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-48
3.14 FLU ....................................................................................................... 3-50
3.14.1 Function ....................................................................................... 3-50
3.14.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-50
3.14.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-51
3.15 BLU ...................................................................................................... 3-53
3.15.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-53
3.15.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-53
3.15.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-55
3.16 TCU ...................................................................................................... 3-58
3.16.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-58
3.16.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-59
3.16.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-60
3.17 SRU ...................................................................................................... 3-61
3.17.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-61
3.17.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-61
3.17.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-62
3.18 ECU ...................................................................................................... 3-64
3.18.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-64
3.18.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-64
3.18.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-65
3.19 E32 ....................................................................................................... 3-67
3.19.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-67
3.19.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-67
3.19.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-68
3.20 T32 ....................................................................................................... 3-74
3.20.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-74
3.20.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-75
3.20.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-76
3.21 S2L ....................................................................................................... 3-81
3.21.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-81
3.21.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-82
3.21.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-83
3.22 E8T ....................................................................................................... 3-86
3.22.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-86
3.22.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-86
3.22.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-87
3.23 E1G ...................................................................................................... 3-89
3.23.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-89
3.23.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-90
3.23.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-91
3.24 A4L ....................................................................................................... 3-93
 3.24.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-93
3.24.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-93
3.24.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-94
3.25 EAC ...................................................................................................... 3-96
3.25.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-96
3.25.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-97
3.25.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-98
3.26 TAC ...................................................................................................... 3-101
3.26.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-101
3.26.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-101
3.26.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-102
3.27 P4L ....................................................................................................... 3-105
3.27.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-105
3.27.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-106
3.27.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-107
3.28 P1H ...................................................................................................... 3-109
3.28.1 Functions ..................................................................................... 3-109
3.28.2 Appearance and Components ..................................................... 3-109
3.28.3 Usage Guide ................................................................................ 3-110
Chapter 4 Cables ............................................................................................. 4-1
4.1 About the Chapter .................................................................................. 4-1
4.2 Introduction to Cables in UMG8900 Equipment ..................................... 4-1
4.2.1 Categories of Cables in UMG8900 Equipment .............................. 4-1
4.2.2 Overview of Internal Cables ........................................................... 4-1
4.2.3 Overview of External Cables .......................................................... 4-2
4.3 Introduction to Internal Cables ............................................................... 4-2
4.3.1 Introduction to Internal Power Cables and Protection
Grounding Cable ..................................................................................... 4-2
4.3.2 Introduction to Monitoring Cable from MGW Subrack to Fan
Box .......................................................................................................... 4-3
4.3.3 Introduction to Monitoring Cable from MGW Subrack to Power
Distribution Subrack and Fan Box .......................................................... 4-5
4.3.4 Introduction to FE Cascading Cable .............................................. 4-6
4.3.5 Introduction to GE Cascading Cable .............................................. 4-7
4.3.6 Introduction to TDM Cascading Cable ........................................... 4-8
4.3.7 Introduction to Clock Distribution Cable ......................................... 4-9
4.3.8 Introduction to 8 kHZ Clock Cable ................................................. 4-12
4.4 Introduction to External Cables .............................................................. 4-13
4.4.1 Introduction to External Power Cables and Protection
Grounding Cable ..................................................................................... 4-13
4.4.2 Introduction to 2 MHz External Clock Cable .................................. 4-14
 4.4.3 Introduction to Alarm Box Connection Cable ................................. 4-15
4.4.4 Introduction to GPS Clock Cable ................................................... 4-16
4.4.5 Introduction to 75 Ohm E1 Cable................................................... 4-16
4.4.6 Introduction to 120 Ohm E1 Cable ................................................. 4-19
4.4.7 100 ohm T1 Cable ......................................................................... 4-22
4.4.8 Introduction to External Optical Fiber............................................. 4-22
4.4.9 Introduction to External Network Cables ........................................ 4-23
Appendix A List of Indicators ......................................................................... A-1

Appendix B List of Boards.............................................................................. B-1

Appendix C Impedance Transfer Box ............................................................ C-1

Appendix D List of Abbreviations and Acronyms ........................................ D-1

Index .................................................................................................................
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Hardware Description Manual

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Hardware Description Manual

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This section provides an update history of this manual and introduces the updates of
contents.

Update History

This manual is updated for a major product version to maintain consistency with
system hardware or software versions and to incorporate customer suggestions.

Manual Version Notes

T2-032571-20040830-C-2.30 Initial field trial release

T2-032571-20041115-C-2.31 Initial commercial release
T2-032571-20050129-C-2.32 Second commercial release

T2-032571-20050221-C-2.33 Third commercial release

Updates of Contents

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version contains all updates made to previous versions.

Updates in Manual Version 2.33

This version adopts the new document template.

Updates in Manual Version 2.32

Correct the faults in the manual.

Updates in Manual Version 2.31

z Updated documents to introduce impedance transfer box.

z Updated figure 2-11 to introduce transfer box.
z Updated 3.7 and 3.15 to reflect current UMG8900 hardware releases.

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Release Notes

The manual applies to HUAWEI UMG8900 Universal Media Gateway V200R003.

Organization

This manual describes hardware components of the UMG8900 Universal Media

Gateway (UMG8900), including cabinets, frames, boards, cables and so on, and
provides detailed guide for equipment installation and routine operation.

There are four chapters and four appendixes in the manual.

Chapter 1 Overview of UMG8900 profiles the system characteristics, main functions,

system structure, networking applications, functional classification of boards, and
auxiliary devices of the UMG8900.

Chapter 2 Cabinets and Frames details appearance, structure, features and

technical specifications of cabinets, frames such as power distribution frames and
service frames, and other components such as fan boxes, air deflectors, cabling
troughs and fiber coilers.

Chapter 3 Boards elaborates the functions, appearance, indicators, DIP switches,

jumpers, and related technical specifications of all boards.

Chapter 4 Cables describes appearance, interfaces, pin definitions and functions of

all cables.

Appendix A List of Indicators explains status of all indicators for the sake of users’
query.

Appendix B List of Boards presents names, power consumption and locations of all
boards.

Appendix C Impedance Transfer Box introduces the usage of impedance transfer

box.

Appendix D List of Acronyms and Abbreviations lists abbreviations and

acronyms and their full names in this manual.

Index lists the indexes in the manual.

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Intended Audience

The manual is intended for the following readers:

z Telecom Network technicians
z Telecom management personnel
z Network system engineers

Conventions

The manual uses the following conventions:

I. General conventions

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II. Symbols

Eye-catching symbols are also used in the manual to highlight the points worthy of
special attention during the operation. They are defined as follows:

Caution, Warning, Danger: Means reader be extremely careful during the

operation.

Note, Comment, Tip, Knowhow, Thought: Means a complementary

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview of UMG8900 ................................................................................................. 1-1

1.1 About This Chapter ............................................................................................................ 1-1
1.2 Introduction to UMG8900................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2.1 Orientation............................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2.2 Structure.................................................................................................................. 1-1
1.3 Introduction to Boards........................................................................................................ 1-1
1.4 Introduction to Auxiliary Devices........................................................................................ 1-4
1.5 Technical Specifications..................................................................................................... 1-4

Chapter 2 Cabinets and Frames .................................................................................................. 2-1

2.1 About This Chapter ............................................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Introduction to Cabinets ..................................................................................................... 2-1
2.2.1 Overview of Cabinets .............................................................................................. 2-1
2.2.2 Appearance of Cabinets.......................................................................................... 2-1
2.2.3 Features of Cabinets............................................................................................... 2-2
2.2.4 Components of Cabinets......................................................................................... 2-3
2.3 Introduction to Power Distribution Frames ........................................................................ 2-5
2.3.1 Overview of Power Distribution Frames.................................................................. 2-5
2.3.2 Appearance of Power Distribution Frames ............................................................. 2-5
2.3.3 Components of Power Distribution Frames ............................................................ 2-5
2.3.4 Front and Back Panels of Power Distribution Frames ............................................ 2-7
2.3.5 Technical Specifications of Power Distribution Frames .......................................... 2-9
2.4 Introduction to MGW Frames........................................................................................... 2-11
2.4.1 Overview of MGW Frames.................................................................................... 2-11
2.4.2 Appearance and Components of MGW Frames................................................... 2-11
2.4.3 Transfer Box.......................................................................................................... 2-14
2.4.4 Fan Boxes ............................................................................................................. 2-15
2.4.5 Technical Specifications of MGW Frames ............................................................ 2-17
2.5 Introduction to Air Deflectors............................................................................................ 2-17
2.6 Introduction to Cabling Troughs....................................................................................... 2-19
2.7 Introduction to Fiber Coilers............................................................................................. 2-19

Chapter 3 Boards........................................................................................................................... 3-1

3.1 Overview of Boards ........................................................................................................... 3-1
3.1.1 Categories of Boards .............................................................................................. 3-1
3.1.2 Connection of Boards.............................................................................................. 3-3
3.1.3 Design Characteristics of Boards............................................................................ 3-4
3.2 MBKP................................................................................................................................. 3-5
3.3 OMU................................................................................................................................... 3-5

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3.3.1 Functions................................................................................................................. 3-5

3.3.2 Appearance and Components ................................................................................ 3-6
3.3.3 Usage Guide ........................................................................................................... 3-7
3.4 MPU ................................................................................................................................. 3-10
3.4.1 Functions............................................................................................................... 3-10
3.4.2 Appearance and Components .............................................................................. 3-11
3.4.3 Usage Guide ......................................................................................................... 3-11
3.5 NET.................................................................................................................................. 3-13
3.5.1 Functions............................................................................................................... 3-13
3.5.2 Appearance and Components .............................................................................. 3-14
3.5.3 Usage Guide ......................................................................................................... 3-15
3.6 CLK .................................................................................................................................. 3-19
3.6.1 Functions............................................................................................................... 3-19
3.6.2 Appearance and Components .............................................................................. 3-19
3.6.3 Usage Guide ......................................................................................................... 3-20
3.7 TNU.................................................................................................................................. 3-23
3.7.1 Functions............................................................................................................... 3-23
3.7.2 Appearance and Components .............................................................................. 3-23
3.7.3 Usage Guide ......................................................................................................... 3-25
3.8 TCLU................................................................................................................................ 3-28
3.8.1 Functions............................................................................................................... 3-28
3.8.2 Appearance and Components .............................................................................. 3-28
3.8.3 Usage Guide ......................................................................................................... 3-29
3.9 PPU.................................................................................................................................. 3-32
3.9.1 Functions............................................................................................................... 3-32
3.9.2 Appearance and Components .............................................................................. 3-32
3.9.3 Usage Guide ......................................................................................................... 3-33
3.10 CMU............................................................................................................................... 3-35
3.10.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-35
3.10.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-36
3.10.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-38
3.11 RPU................................................................................................................................ 3-40
3.11.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-40
3.11.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-41
3.11.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-41
3.12 ASU................................................................................................................................ 3-43
3.12.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-43
3.12.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-44
3.12.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-45
3.13 SPF ................................................................................................................................ 3-47
3.13.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-47
3.13.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-47

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3.13.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-48

3.14 FLU ................................................................................................................................ 3-50
3.14.1 Function............................................................................................................... 3-50
3.14.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-50
3.14.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-51
3.15 BLU ................................................................................................................................ 3-53
3.15.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-53
3.15.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-53
3.15.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-55
3.16 TCU................................................................................................................................ 3-58
3.16.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-58
3.16.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-59
3.16.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-60
3.17 SRU ............................................................................................................................... 3-61
3.17.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-61
3.17.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-61
3.17.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-62
3.18 ECU ............................................................................................................................... 3-64
3.18.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-64
3.18.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-64
3.18.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-65
3.19 E32................................................................................................................................. 3-67
3.19.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-67
3.19.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-67
3.19.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-68
3.20 T32 ................................................................................................................................. 3-74
3.20.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-74
3.20.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-75
3.20.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-76
3.21 S2L................................................................................................................................. 3-81
3.21.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-81
3.21.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-82
3.21.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-83
3.22 E8T ................................................................................................................................ 3-86
3.22.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-86
3.22.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-86
3.22.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-87
3.23 E1G................................................................................................................................ 3-89
3.23.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-89
3.23.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-90
3.23.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-91
3.24 A4L................................................................................................................................. 3-93

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3.24.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-93

3.24.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-93
3.24.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-94
3.25 EAC................................................................................................................................ 3-96
3.25.1 Functions............................................................................................................. 3-96
3.25.2 Appearance and Components ............................................................................ 3-97
3.25.3 Usage Guide ....................................................................................................... 3-98
3.26 TAC .............................................................................................................................. 3-101
3.26.1 Functions........................................................................................................... 3-101
3.26.2 Appearance and Components .......................................................................... 3-101
3.26.3 Usage Guide ..................................................................................................... 3-102
3.27 P4L............................................................................................................................... 3-105
3.27.1 Functions........................................................................................................... 3-105
3.27.2 Appearance and Components .......................................................................... 3-106
3.27.3 Usage Guide ..................................................................................................... 3-107
3.28 P1H .............................................................................................................................. 3-109
3.28.1 Functions........................................................................................................... 3-109
3.28.2 Appearance and Components .......................................................................... 3-109
3.28.3 Usage Guide ..................................................................................................... 3-110

Chapter 4 Cables ........................................................................................................................... 4-1

4.1 About the Chapter .............................................................................................................. 4-1
4.2 Introduction to Cables in UMG8900 Equipment ................................................................ 4-1
4.2.1 Categories of Cables in UMG8900 Equipment ....................................................... 4-1
4.2.2 Overview of Internal Cables .................................................................................... 4-1
4.2.3 Overview of External Cables................................................................................... 4-2
4.3 Introduction to Internal Cables........................................................................................... 4-2
4.3.1 Introduction to Internal Power Cables and Protection Grounding Cable ................ 4-2
4.3.2 Introduction to Monitoring Cable from MGW Subrack to Fan Box.......................... 4-3
4.3.3 Introduction to Monitoring Cable from MGW Subrack to Power Distribution Subrack
and Fan Box ..................................................................................................................... 4-5
4.3.4 Introduction to FE Cascading Cable ....................................................................... 4-6
4.3.5 Introduction to GE Cascading Cable....................................................................... 4-7
4.3.6 Introduction to TDM Cascading Cable .................................................................... 4-8
4.3.7 Introduction to Clock Distribution Cable.................................................................. 4-9
4.3.8 Introduction to 8 kHZ Clock Cable ........................................................................ 4-12
4.4 Introduction to External Cables........................................................................................ 4-13
4.4.1 Introduction to External Power Cables and Protection Grounding Cable ............. 4-13
4.4.2 Introduction to 2 MHz External Clock Cable ......................................................... 4-14
4.4.3 Introduction to Alarm Box Connection Cable ........................................................ 4-15
4.4.4 Introduction to GPS Clock Cable .......................................................................... 4-16
4.4.5 Introduction to 75 Ohm E1 Cable.......................................................................... 4-16
4.4.6 Introduction to 120 Ohm E1 Cable........................................................................ 4-19

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4.4.7 100 ohm T1 Cable................................................................................................. 4-22

4.4.8 Introduction to External Optical Fiber.................................................................... 4-22
4.4.9 Introduction to External Network Cables............................................................... 4-23

Appendix A List of Indicators.......................................................................................................A-1

Appendix B List of Boards ...........................................................................................................B-1

Appendix C Impedance Transfer Box..........................................................................................C-1

Appendix D List of Abbreviations and Acronyms......................................................................D-1

Index ................................................................................................................................................ i-1

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Chapter 1 Overview of UMG8900

1.1 About This Chapter

This chapter provides an overview of the UMG8900, including:

z Introduction to UMG8900
z Introduction to Boards
z Introduction to Auxiliary Devices
z Technical Specifications

1.2 Introduction to UMG8900

1.2.1 Orientation

The UMG8900 is a new generation of universal media gateway developed by

Huawei. It is capable of converting bearer modes, handling service stream formats,
and can work as a broadband and narrowband integrated switching platform.
Featuring high density and large capacity, it functions as key equipment oriented to
the next generation network.

1.2.2 Structure

The UMG8900 is accommodated in N68-22 cabinets. Each cabinet has a power

distribution frame at its top, a fiber coiler at its bottom and cabling troughs and wiring
bars on its back. One cabinet can hold three MGW frames at most.

In the UMG8900 cabinet, standard 19-inch frames are used together with air
deflectors for ventilation and heat dissipation inside the cabinet. Under different
service requirements and environments, different boards are used in MGW frames.

1.3 Introduction to Boards

The UMG8900 adopts a distributed hardware structure and uses multiple kinds of
boards to bear and convert different services. Table 1-1, Table 1-2, Table 1-3, Table
1-4, Table 1-5, and Table 1-6 show the boards used in the UMG8900 and their
functions.

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Table 1-1 Equipment and resource management units

Board name Full name Functions

Mobile network To manage the boards of all MGW

MOMU Operation Maintenance frames when multiple frames are
Unit configured.
Mobile network Main To manage the boards in the frame
MMPU
Processing Unit where it is.
To process H.248, Stream Control
Mobile network Protocol Transmission Protocol (SCTP), User
MPPB
Processing Board Datagram Protocol (UDP), and
Internet Protocol (IP).
Mobile network
MCMF Connection
Maintenance Front Unit To process media resource control
protocol messages and manage
Mobile network corresponding resources
MCMB Connection
Maintenance Back Unit

Table 1-2 Service and protocol processing units

Board name Full name Functions

Mobile network High-speed

MRPU To forward IP bearer services
Routing Unit
Mobile network Signalling To perform signaling adaptation
MSPF
Processing Front unit and forward

Table 1-3 Switching and cascading units

Board name Full name Functions

To implement packet switching

Mobile network Gigabit
MNET function and inter-frame data
Ethernet Net Unit
cascading function.
Mobile network Front To provide 24 k x 24 k subscriber
MFLU
Link Unit cascading capacity, interfacing and
switching functions on time division
multiplexing (TDM) narrowband data
Mobile network Back plane, and 2 x 1.25 Gbit/s cascading
MBLU
Link Unit capacity and interfacing function on
broadband data plane.
Mobile network TDM To implement 24 k x 24 k time slots of
MTNU central switching cascading services between frames
Network Unit together with MBLU in central

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Board name Full name Functions

TDM Convergence & switching frame.

TCLU
Link Unit

Table 1-4 Interface units

Board name Full name Functions

Mobile network Gigabit

MG1O 1-port Optical fiber To provide one GE interface
interface board
Mobile network 1-port
To provide one 622 Mbit/s POS
MP1H 622M POS fiber interface
interface
board
Mobile network 2×155M To provide two 155 Mbit/s SDH
MS2L
SDH fiber interface board optical interfaces
Mobile network 2×155M
To provide two 155 Mbit/s POS
MS2E SDH Electrical interface
electrical interfaces
board

Mobile network POS

To provide four 155 Mbit/s POS
MP4L 4-port STM-1 fiber
interfaces
interface board

Mobile Ethernet 8-port

ME8T To provide eight FE interfaces
Twisted pair
Mobile network 32 port E1
ME32 To provide 32 E1 interfaces
interface board

Mobile network 32 port T1

MT32 To provide 32 T1 interfaces
interface board

Table 1-5 Media resource processing units

Board name Full name Functions

To implement code conversion and

echo cancellation for voice service
Mobile Network Voice
MVPB streams, provide announcement
Processing Unit B
resources, and implement digit
receiving and tone playing.
To realize TDM tone playing and dual
Mobile network Shared
MSRU tone multi-frequency (DTMF) digit
Resource Unit
receiving functions.

Mobile network Echo To implement echo cancellation for

MECU
Cancellation Unit voice signals.

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Table 1-6 Clock unit

Board name Full name Functions

Mobile network Clock To provide service clock signals for the

MCLK
Unit whole equipment

1.4 Introduction to Auxiliary Devices

To implement MSC functions of the mobile core network, the UMG8900 must work
with MSC Server. Besides, the UMG8900 is required to manage and maintain the
equipment through Local Maintenance Terminal (LMT) and to realize alarm function
by means of using auxiliary alarm box.

The MSC Server is used to implement call control and resource management
functions. It can be either the MSOFTX3000 developed by Huawei or the equipment
supplied by other vendors, which supports Third Generation Partnership Project
(3GPP) media resource control protocols, such as Media Gateway Control (Megaco)
protocol and H.248 protocol.

The LMT is the operation and maintenance client that manages and maintains the
UMG8900 system. The LMT, together with the UMG8900, constitutes the
Client/Server architecture. The LMT works in the PC where Windows 2000,
Windows NT or Windows XP runs and has no special requirements for the hardware.

The alarm box is a universal alarm box provided by Huawei. For detailed
specifications and information, refer to Universal Alarm Box User Manual.

1.5 Technical Specifications

I. Electric Specifications

The UMG8900 uses two –48 V DC power supplies. The power cables are led out of
the DC power distribution cabinet and connected to the power distribution frame in
the top of the UMG8900 cabinet. The DC power distribution frame is supplied by two
–48 V DC power supplies. If there is only one –48 V DC input power supply, it is
required to divide the one into two at the input terminal of the power distribution
frame. The DC power distribution frame then divides the two –48 V DC power
supplies into six power supplies and provides them to three MGW frames with two
power supplies for each. In this way, it can realize power supply backup for frames
and ensure the stability and reliability of the power supplies as well. When three
frames are configured in a cabinet, the overall power consumption of the UMG8900
is less than 3300 W.

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Table 1-7 shows its electric specifications.

Table 1-7 Power supply and power consumption of the UMG8900

Item Specification

Rated input
–48 V
voltage
Input voltage
Input –40 V to –72 V
range
parameter
Input mode Two or one input
Maximum input Two inputs (in hot backup mode), each of
current which is 150 A

Rated output
–48 V
voltage

Output voltage
–72 V to –36 V
range

Six 70 A outputs, each of which can be

Output Output drop closed or open, and has short circuit
parameter protection function.
Output 70 A output. The pprotection point is 87.5 A,
protection and the connection is recovered manually

Rated output 1100 W when a single frame is configured

power 3300 W when three frames are configured
The residual voltage is not more than 200 V
Differential
after you apply testing current of 8/20µs and
mode
3 kA to –48V and RTN five times in positive
protection
DC lightning and negative directions respectively.
protection The residual voltage is not more than 300 V
Common mode after you apply testing current of 8/20µs and
protection 5 kA to –48V or RTN and PGND five times in
positive and negative directions respectively.
A special power distribution monitoring unit is used to detect the
Power status of cabinet environment and power distribution frame and
distribution to generate alarm upon fault. Through RS485 interface, it
monitoring communicates with the operation maintenance unit (OMU) to
manage environment and power distribution.
Safety In conformity with IEC60950, EN60950, UL60950,
compliance IEC60825-1/2 and GB4943.

II. Mechanical Specifications

Table 1-8 shows the mechanical specification of the UMG8900. The load bearing
capability of the equipment room floor cannot be less than 600 kg/m2.

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Table 1-8 Mechanical specifications of UMG8900

Item Description

Height: 2200 mm
Cabinet
Width: 600 mm
dimensions
Depth: 800 mm
Height: 533.4 mm (12U)
MGW frame Width: 482.6 mm (19 inches, including mounting angle)
dimensions
Depth: 500 mm (the distance between the front surface of
mouting angle and the rear surface of the frame)
Empty cabinet: 125 kg (with air deflectors and power distribution
Cabinet frame, but without service frames)
weight
Fully configured cabinet: 390 kg (with boards)

MGW frame Empty frame: 17.5 kg

weight Fully configured frame: 80 kg

III. Environment Specifications

Environmental specifications cover the specifications for storage environment,

transportation environment and running environment. The storage environment
must meet the application standard of "EUROPEAN ETS (European
Telecommunication Standards) 300 019-1-1 not temperature-controlled storage" and
the transportation environment must meet the application standard of "EUROPEAN
ETS 300 019-1-2 Class 2.3 PUBLIC transportation".

Table 1-9 shows the general environment specifications.

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Table 1-9 General environment specifications

Specifications
Storage
Transportation
Working environment
Item environment
environment (package storage
(package
without
transportation by
temperature
grade 3 road)
control indoors)

Long term: 5 °C to
45 °C Temperature: –40
Temperature range:
Temperature °C (no ventilation)
Short term: –5 °C to –40 C to +70 °C
to +70 °C
55 °C
Long term: 5% to
85%RH
3
Relative (1 to 25 g/m )
10% to 100%RH 10% to 100%RH
humidity Short term: 5% to
95%RH
3
(1 to 29 g/m )

Atmospheric 70 kPa to 106 kPa (70 kPa is equal to that at an altitude of 3000
pressure m. This range is not applicable for the case in mine)

Wind speed 5.0 m/s 20 m/s

Solar 2 2
700 W/m 1120 W/m
radiation

Heat 2
600 W/m
radiation
It is prohibited to
Short-term operate the
6 mm/min
rain equipment in the
open air.

IP level IP50 None

Note:
Short term means that the consecutive working duration is not more than 48 hours,
and that the accumulative duration is not more than 15 days in a year.

Table 1-10 shows the chemical environment specifications.

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Table 1-10 Chemical environment specifications

Reference value for upper limit of specification

Environment
Storage
Transportation
environment
Long-term environment
(package storage
Chemical working (package
without
constitution environment transportation by
temperature
grade 3 road)
control indoors)
3 3
SO2 0.3 to 1.0 mg/m 1.0 mg/m
3 3
H2S 0.1 to 0.5 mg/m 0.5 mg/m
3
Cl2 0.1 to 0.3 mg/m Not required
3 3
HCl 0.1 to 0.5 mg/m 0.5 mg/m
3 3
NOx 0.5 to 1.0 mg/m 1.0 mg/m
3 3
NH3 1.0 to 3.0 mg/m 3.0 mg/m
3 3
HF 0.01 to 0.03 mg/m 0.03 mg/m
3 3
O3 0.05 to 0.1 mg/m 0.1 mg/m

Precipitable 2 2 2
1.5 mg/m h 20 mg/m h 3.0 mg/m h
dust

Suspending 3 3
0.2 mg/m 5.0 mg/m Not required
dust
3 3 3
Sand 30 mg/m 300 mg/m 100 mg/m

Table 1-11 shows the anti-vibration specifications when the equipment is running.

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Table 1-11 Anti-vibration specifications for equipment running

Item Sub-item Range

Frequency 5 - 9 Hz 9 - 200 Hz
Amplitude ≤ 3.5 mm None
Sinusoidal Peak acceleration 1g
oscillation
Direction Three axial directions, six planes
Plus or minus three times in each axial
Times
direction, once in each plane

Percussion waveform Semisinusoidal wave

Peak acceleration 5g
Pulse width 11 ms
Percussion
Direction Three axial directions, six planes
Plus and minus three times in each axial
Times
direction, once in each plane
Note:
1 g equals to 9.8 m/s².

Table 1-11 shows the anti-vibration specifications when the equipment is being
delivered (in 2M3 level package transportation).

Table 1-12 Anti-vibration specifications for equipment delivery

Item Sub-item Range

2 3
5 – 10 Hz ASD: 13 m /s
Random Vertical 10 – 200 Hz
2
ASD: 3 m /s
3

oscillation
2 3
200 – 500 Hz ASD: 1 m /s
(for duration of
2 3
30 minutes in 5 – 10 Hz ASD: 10 m /s
each axial Landscape
2 3
direction) orientation and 10 – 200 Hz ASD: 1 m /s
longitudinal 2 3
200 – 500 Hz ASD: 0.3 m /s
Percussion
percussion Semisinusoidal wave
waveform

Peak
30 g
acceleration

Pulse width 6 ms
Direction Three axial directions, six planes

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Item Sub-item Range

Plus and minus three times in each axial

Times
direction, once in each plane
Collision
Semisinusoidal wave
waveform

Peak
25 g
acceleration
Collision
Pulse width 11 ms
Direction Six directions
Times 500 times in each direction
Weight range ≤ 15 kg
Fall height 100 cm
Free Fall
Plane Six planes

Times Once in each plane

Note:
ASD: Acceleration spectrum density

The mechanical stress of the storage conditions is the same as the transportation
conditions.

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Chapter 2 Cabinets and Frames

2.1 About This Chapter

This chapter contains the following sections:

z Introduction to Cabinets
z Introduction to Power Distribution Frames
z Introduction to MGW Frames
z Introduction to Air Deflectors
z Introduction to Cabling Troughs
z Introduction to Fiber Coilers

2.2 Introduction to Cabinets

2.2.1 Overview of Cabinets

The UMG8900 equipment adopts the N68-22 cabinet, and one cabinet can hold three
sets of standard 19-inch frames.

2.2.2 Appearance of Cabinets

An N68-22 cabinet consists of rack, doors, frames, power distribution frame, door
lintels, wiring bars, and cabling troughs. Wiring bars can be installed on both the front
and back sides of a cabinet for laying cables. Figure 2-1 shows the appearance of the
cabinet.

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(1)

(2)

(6)

(4)

(5) (3)

(7)

(1) Rack (2) Left side panel (3) Right side panel (4) Lintel
(5) Front door (6) Back door (7) Support
Figure 2-1 Cabinet appearance

2.2.3 Features of Cabinets

The N68-22 cabinet is assembled with electrolytic zinc-coated sheets, cold-rolled

steel sheets and screws, featuring light weight, simple structure and high versatility.
The fire-proof performance of its internal materials conforms to the Underwriter
Laboratory (UL) standards. The cabinet surface is Huawei purple-gray and Huawei
silver-gray, and the rack is Huawei purple-gray.

There are cabling holes at the top and the bottom of the cabinet. Installers can choose
upward cabling or downward cabling according to the actual conditions of the
equipment room. Rodent-proof bags at the cabling holes can cover the holes after
cabling, preventing dust and small animals from entering the cabinet. On the side

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columns of the cabinet, there are wire bushings, and in the back of the cabinet, there
are wiring bars and cabling troughs for laying and bundling the internal cables.

The mount angles on the side columns are used to fix MGW frames and other internal
components. At the back of the cabinet, there are grounding bars on the side columns,
which are used to connect to the protection grounding cables of internal components
and the protection grounding cables between cabinets.

The cabinet uses double door leaves for both front door and back door, saving the
installation space and facilitating operations to the equipment. Besides, side panels
are hung on the cabinet, facilitating installation. The front and back doors and bottom
plate all have minute air vents that have air filters inside. The front-in, back-out and
bottom-to-top ventilation modes inside the cabinet realize excellent heat dissipation
and dust-proof functions.

Using N800 supports and slide rails, the N68-22 cabinet can be installed on the
ESD-preventive floor in the equipment room or on the cement floor directly in the
equipment room in case of no ESD-preventive floor.

2.2.4 Components of Cabinets

The UMG8900 cabinet adopts standard 19-inch frames, using air deflectors to
improve ventilation and heat dissipation inside the cabinet. At the bottom of the
cabinet, a fiber coiler is installed to coil optical fibers. Figure 2-2 shows the internal
components in two fully configured cabinets.

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(1) Front view (2) Rear view (3) Power distribution frame (4) MGW frame
(5) Air deflector (6) Blank filler panel (7)Wiring bar (8) Rear cabling trough
(9) Optical fiber coiler
Figure 2-2 Internal components in two fully configured cabinets

The internal components of the UMG8900 cabinet include power distribution frame,
air deflector, MGW frame, optical fiber coiler, wiring bar, and cabling trough, as
described below.

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2.3 Introduction to Power Distribution Frames

2.3.1 Overview of Power Distribution Frames

The power distribution frame is installed in the top of a cabinet. It has two –48 VDC
input power supplies and provides six –48 VDC power supplies through six miniature
circuit breakers to the frames in the cabinet after internal lightning proof processing.

2.3.2 Appearance of Power Distribution Frames

Figure 2-3 shows the appearance of the power distribution frame.

(1) Signal transfer (2) Cable terminal block (3) Cable terminal block (6PIN)
board (16PIN)
(4) Bundling bulge (5) Over-voltage protection (6) Plastic panel
transfer board
(7) Miniature circuit (8) Power distribution frame (9) Cabling hole for switch
breaker body monitor cable
Figure 2-3 Appearance of power distribution frame

The power distribution frame is designed in conformity with the IEC297 standard, and
its dimensions are 88.9 mm (2U) × 482.6 mm (19 inches) × 476.2 mm (height × width
× depth).

2.3.3 Components of Power Distribution Frames

I. Introduction to components of a Power Disbribution Frame

According to functions, the power distribution frame is composed of monitoring unit,

lightning proof unit and power output unit, as shown in Figure 2-4.

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-48V1
BGND

-48V2

BGND

PGND Lightning-
proof unit -48V1 -48V2 BGND
Power-in terminal

Lightning-proof
fault detection Power-out
terminal block
External sensor

-48v2
-48v1 SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6
BGND J7 J8 Air breaker Air breaker

J1
Monitoring unit J2
Air breaker J3
J4
Fault detection
J5
J6

Group I Group 2
I II III IV I II III IV
Serial port Running Alarm Alarm -48V1 -48V1 -48V1 -48V1 -48V2 -48V2 -48V2 -48V2
indicator indicator sound
To subrack 3

To subrack 2
To subrack 1

To subrack 2

To subrack 1

To subrack 3
RS485 RUN ALM switch
MUTE

Figure 2-4 Components of power distribution frame

II. Monitoring Unit

The monitoring unit consists of distribution monitoring card (MDMC) and signals
transfer board (WSTB). It detects the input voltage, environment temperature and
humidity, and states of miniature circuit breaker and lightning proof unit. It
communicates with other frames in the cabinet and reports the detected parameters
through RS485 serial port. Besides, it displays the running state of the power
distribution frame through the indicators on the front panel.

III. Lightning Proof Unit

The lightning proof unit is composed of overvoltage protection board (WOPB) and
overvoltage protection transfer board (WOTB). It is used to control the overvoltage
and overcurrent surge on the DC input terminals due to lightning, and to protect the
power supply system of the whole equipment.

IV. Power Output Unit

The power output unit is composed of six –48 VDC miniature circuit breakers.

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2.3.4 Front and Back Panels of Power Distribution Frames

I. Front Panel of a Power Distribution Frame

Figure 2-5 shows the front panel of the power distribution frame.

(1) Running indicator (2) Alarm indicator (3) Alarm sound switch
(4) – (6) –48V1 output (7) – (9) –48V2 output (10) Lightning proof unit
switches switches panel
Figure 2-5 Front view of power distribution frame

On the front panel of the power distribution frame, there are only two indicators,
whose meanings are described in Table 2-1.

Table 2-1 Meanings of indicators of the power distribution frame

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Flashing There is power supply and

once every the power distribution frame
two seconds works normally.
There is no power supply, or
Running Always off the power distribution frame
RUN Green
indicator is faulty.
Communications have
Flashing
problem between the power
once every
distribution frame and main
0.5 seconds
control frame.

The power distribution frame

Alarm Always on
ALM Red is faulty.
indicator
Always off There is no fault.

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The alarm sound switch on the front panel is used to enable/disable the alarm sound.
If the switch is set to "ON", alarm sound will be generated whenever a fault occurs to
the power distribution frame; If the switch is set to "OFF", no alarm sound will be
generated even if a fault occurs.

II. Back Panel of a Power Distribution Frame

The power input and power output terminal blocks and monitoring port are in the back
panel of the power distribution frame, as shown in Figure 2-6.

(1) Power input terminal (2) Power output terminal (3) External ports of monitoring
block block board
Figure 2-6 Back view of power distribution frame

The power distribution frame has two –48 V DC input power supplies and provides six
independent –48 V DC output power supplies in hot backup mode. On the power input
and power output terminal blocks, the connection positions are marked –48 V and
BGND.

The interfaces on the power distribution frame panel and their functions are shown in
Table 2-2.

Table 2-2 Interfaces on the power distribution frame panel

Interface Function

COM0 Reserved master serial port (not used by the UMG8900)

COM1 Reserved slave serial port ((not used by the UMG8900)
Connecting the “MONITOR” interface of the middle frame in the
COM4
cabinet

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Interface Function

P2 Alarm input interface of the inverter (not used by the UMG8900)

J104 Connecting the water sensor (used if needed)

J105 Reserved Boolean value, connecting door status switches, infrared

switches, sensors such as smoke sensors, and able to detect five
Boolean values (used if needed)
J106
Connecting column alarm indicators of the cabinet (not used by the
J111
UMG8900)
Connecting row alarm indicators of the cabinet (not used by the
J112
UMG8900)
Input interface of cabinets cascading indicators (not used by the
J113
UMG8900)
Output interface of cabinets cascading indicators (not used by the
J114
UMG8900)

The power distribution frame provides one external RS485 serial port and five
external Boolean detection interfaces. The monitoring cable of the power distribution
frame is connected to the RS485 serial port marked COM4.

2.3.5 Technical Specifications of Power Distribution Frames

Technical specifications of the power distribution frame are listed in Table 2-3.

Table 2-3 Technical specifications of the power distribution frame

Item Specification

Rated input voltage –48 V

Input voltage range –40 V to –60 V
Input Two –48 VDC inputs or one –48 VDC
parameter Input mode
input
Two –48 VDC inputs (in hot backup
Maximum input current
mode), each of which is 150 A.

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Item Specification

Rated output voltage –48 V

Output voltage range –72 V to –36 V
Six 70 A outputs, each of which can
Output drop be closed or open, and has short
Output
circuit protection function.
parameter
70 A output. The protection point is
Output protection 87.5 A, and the connection is
recovered manually

Rated output power 5500 W (–48 V) in hot backup mode.

Radiation Class B test of CISPR22 has been
Electromag interference passed.
netic
interference Conduction Class B test of CISPR22 has been
interference passed.
Radiation
Chassis: 10 V/m, 80% AM(1 kHz)
sensibility

Electrostatic Contact discharge: ±6 kV

Discharge
(ESD) Air discharge: ±8 kV
Electromagn
etic Exert a test signal of 5/50 ns,
Compatibility Fast [Link] 5 kHz, 0.5 kV for signal
(EMC) Electromag transient cable, and 1 kV for power cable.
netic Equipment is working normally.
sensibility
Exert a test signal of 0.15 to 80 MHz,
Conduction
3 V, 80% AM (1 kHz) on signal cable
interference
and power cable. Equipment is
rejection
working normally.
Exert a test signal of 1.2/50µs 2 kV
(common module)/I kV (differential
Surge
module) on power cable. Equipment
is working normally.

Apply testing current of 8/20µs and 3

kA to –48 V and BGND five times in
Differential mode protection positive and negative directions
respectively. Residual voltage: ≤200
DC lightning V
protection Apply testing current of 8/20µs and 5
kA to –48 V (BGND) and PGND five
Common mode protection times in positive and negative
directions respectively. Residual
voltage: ≤300 V

Working temperature –10 °C to 50 °C

Environment Storage temperature –40 °C to 70 °C
Relative humidity ≤95%

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Item Specification

In conformity with IEC60950,

Security compliance EN60950, UL60950, AS/NZS60950
and GB4943 security specifications

2.4 Introduction to MGW Frames

2.4.1 Overview of MGW Frames

An MGW frame is an independent unit installed with various boards. It is a standard

frame, 19 inches wide and 12U high. Its backplane is installed in the central of the
frame, and front and back boards are inserted onto the backplane. One MGW frame
provides 16 slots at both the front and the back.

Based on different service requirements and environments, MGW frames can be

divided into main control frames, central switching frames, service framse and
extended control frame. These frames have the same dimensions but different
boards.

The main control frame manages and controls the whole UMG8900 equipment and
provides clock signals for other frames. It includes OMU, NET, TNU (TCLU in the case
of two or more-frame cascading), CLK and other service boards and interface boards.

The central switching frame implements frame cascading and service process
functions. It includes MPU, NET, TNU, FLU, BLU and other service boards and
interface boards.

A service frame implements service processing and interfacing functions. It includes

MPU, NET, TCLU, and other service boards and interface boards.

An extended control frame is responsible for processing protocols, managing

connections, and controlling and managing service frames. It is needed for the
high-capacity network.

The UMG8900 can accommodate nine MGW frames at most, of which one should be
configured as the main control frame. If there are multiple frames configured, it is
required to configure the central switching frame to subtend all service frames.

2.4.2 Appearance and Components of MGW Frames

The UMG8900 adopts semi-integrated frame structure, with embedded filter box,
transfer box and fan box. The front board and back board in an MGW frame are
different in height. The front board is 9U high and the back board is 8U high. At the

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bottom on the back of MGW frame, there are two filter boxes and one transfer box.
Each filter box outputs one –48 VDC power supply to the backplane through
feed-through filter and blind-match connector.

The transfer box has transfer boards inside, on which there are DIP switches,
blind-match connectors, monitoring interfaces, and isolating diodes. The transfer box
provides power supply interface, system monitoring, and fan box monitoring functions,
and implements frame ID setting.

For the meanings of the 8-bit DIP switch on the transfer board, refer to Figure 2-7.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

OFF

ON

Figure 2-7 DIP switch on the transfer board

As shown in Figure 2-7, SW1 to SW4 are used to set frame ID in binary mode. ON
stands for 0 and OFF for 1. And SW5 to SW8 are not used, they must be setted to
OFF.

Frame ID= (SW4)(SW3)(SW2)(SW1).

Refer to Table 2-4 for the relationship between frame IDs and DIP switch settings.

Table 2-4 Frame ID table

DIP switch setting Binary

Frame ID
SW4 SW3 SW2 SW1 number

ON ON ON ON 0000 0
ON ON ON OFF 0001 1
ON ON OFF ON 0010 2
ON ON OFF OFF 0011 3
ON OFF ON ON 0100 4
ON OFF ON OFF 0101 5
ON OFF OFF ON 0110 6
ON OFF OFF OFF 0111 7
OFF ON ON ON 1000 8

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The fan box is installed at the bottom of the MGW frame. It implements front-in,
back-out, and bottom-to-top ventilation together with air deflectors. Figure 2-8, Figure
2-9, and Figure 2-10 show the side view, front view and back view of an MGW frame.

(1)

(4) (2)

(5)

(3)

(1) Frame lintel (2) 9U board (3) Integrated fan

(4) Board (5) Filter box
Figure 2-8 Side view of the MGW frame

(1) Frame lintel (2) Mounting angle (3) Embedded fan box
Figure 2-9 Front view of the MGW frame

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(1) Mounting angle (2) Power input terminal of frame

(3) Interface for monitoring cable (4) Standby power input terminal of fan box
(5) Interface for alarm cable (6) Power output terminal of fan box
(7) Power input terminal of fan box (8) DIP switch for setting frame ID
Figure 2-10 Back view of MGW frame

2.4.3 Transfer Box

The location of transfer box is below the board slot, Figure 2-11 shows the
appearance and structure of the transfer box.

(1) Monitor cable (2) Alarm cable (3) Fan box power (4)Frame ID DIP
interface interface output port switches
Figure 2-11 appearance and structure of the transfer box

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2.4.4 Fan Boxes

I. Appearance of Fan Boxes

The fan box is installed at the bottom of the MGW frame, and each MGW frame has
one fan box. Figure 2-12 shows the appearance and structure of the fan box.

(1) Fan box body (2) State indicator (3) Fan (4) Fan driving power supply,
control and detection terminals
(5) Monitoring board for (6) DIP switch S1 (7) Terminal for state indicator signal cable
fan box
Figure 2-12 Appearance and structure of fan box

The front panel of the fan box is made of plastic and the fan box body is made of sheet
metal. Each fan box contains six fans, and the diameter of each fan is 119 mm and the
thickness 32 mm.

On the monitoring board of a fan box, there is a DIP switch S1, of which the first three
bits are used to set address information. Generally, they are set to “OFF”, “ON” and
“ON” respectively. The fourth bit S1-4 is used to set air direction. It is set to “OFF”,
because the UMG8900 adopts upward ventilation mode. Table 2-5 shows the DIP
switch settings.

Table 2-5 DIP switch settings on monitoring board of fan box

Address information Air direction

S1-1 S1-2 S1-3 S1-4

OFF ON ON OFF

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II. Front and Back Panels of Fan Boxes

Figure 2-13 shows the front panel of the fan box and Figure 2-14 shows the back
panel of the fan box.

(1) Captive screws (2) Fan state indicator

Figure 2-13 Front panel of the fan box

(1) Power input terminals (2) RS485 serial port (connected to fan box monitoring cable)
Figure 2-14 Back panel of the fan box

III. Fan State Indicators

If the state indicator on the front panel flashes (on for 1 second, off for 1 second) in
green, it indicates that the fans run normally; otherwise, it indicates that one or more
fans run abnormally, that the monitoring board fails to communicate with the fan box,
or that the power supply for the fan box is faulty.

IV. Technical Specifications of Fan Boxes

The fans in the fan box are designed with speed regulation technology. The fan speed
can be adjusted when the heat dissipation and reliable running of the system are
affected. The monitoring communication modules in the fans help the users know the
running states of the components in the fan box through indicators, and maintain the
fan box remotely through network management system (NMS) terminal.

Table 2-6 shows the related technical specifications of the fan box.

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Table 2-6 Technical specifications of the fan box

Item Specification

Input voltage –58 V to –40 V

Maximum power 105 W
Communication rate of RS485 serial port 9.6 kbit/s

2.4.5 Technical Specifications of MGW Frames

The dimensions of MGW frame are compliant with the IEC297 standard. Table 2-7
shows the related technical specifications of the MGW frame.

Table 2-7 Technical specifications of the MGW frame

Item Specification

Width: 482.6 mm (19 inches)

Dimensions Height: 533.4 mm (12U)
Depth: 500 mm
Empty frame: 14.2 kg
Weight
Fully configured frame: 80 kg

30 to 230 MHz: 30 dB
EMC
230 to 1000 MHz: 20 dB

2.5 Introduction to Air Deflectors

Air deflector is 2U high and its front panel is plastic with air vents, as shown in Figure
2-15.

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Figure 2-15 Appearance of air deflector

The air deflector is used to change the air flow direction slowly, to separate heat
dissipation ducts between MGW frames, to implement front-in back-out ventilation
mode, and to decrease wind pressure loss. The heat dissipation ducts of MGW
frames are independent, improving the heat dissipation performance of the
equipment. Figure 2-16 shows the heat dissipation ducts inside a cabinet.

Power distribution subrack

MGW subrack
Front of
Back of
cabinet
cabinet

Air deflector

MGW subrack

Air deflector

MGW subrack

Fiber coiler

Figure 2-16 Heat dissipation ducts inside a cabinet (side view)

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2.6 Introduction to Cabling Troughs

Cabling trough is 2U high, installed on the back of a cabinet to bundle the cables at
the back of the cabinet. Figure 2-17 shows its structure.

Figure 2-17 Cabling trough

2.7 Introduction to Fiber Coilers

Fiber coiler is 1U high, installed at the bottom of a cabinet to coil optical fibers. Figure
2-18 shows its appearance.

Figure 2-18 Appearance of the fiber coiler

The fiber coiler is designed in drawer structure, and it can be pulled out from the back
of the cabinet. Its two sides have guide rails, which are fixed on the bottom of the
cabinet. The bottom plate adopts grid structure, which helps bottom ventilation of the
cabinet. On the metal grid, there are four coiling columns, used to coil optical fibers. A
fiber coiler can be used to coil 2×2 mm optical fiber 300m long at the maximum.

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Chapter 3 Boards

3.1 Overview of Boards

3.1.1 Categories of Boards

The UMG8900 can be applied to multiple cases due to its flexible board configuration
capability. It provides multiple boards. Some of them have similar functions but different
applications. For the management convenience, boards are divided into logical boards
and physical boards.

I. Logical Boards

A logical board is the group of one or more physical boards with the same or similar
functions. Different logical boards represent different functional characteristics. Logical
boards are used for service data configuration, alarm output and handling.

II. Physical Boards

Physical boards are different in their interfaces, performance, positions and hardware
and software configurations. A physical board is identified by the name and code on its
handle bar. Physical boards are used for equipment configuration and management,
software loading, LMT panel display, and other cases that need to distinguish physical
boards.

Table 3-1 shows the corresponding relationships between logical boards and physical
boards.

Table 3-1 Logical boards and physical boards

Board
Logical Physical Meaning Remarks
board board

Operation & maintenance The OMU manages the whole

OMU MOMU
unit equipment
MPU MMPU Main processing unit

Back protocol processing

PPU MPPB
unit

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Board
Logical Physical Meaning Remarks
board board

Front connect
MCMF The MCMF and MCMB are the
management unit
CMU same in functions but different
Back connect in position.
MCMB
management unit
RPU MRPU Route Processing Unit
ATM AAL2/AAL5 SAR
ASU MASU
Processing Unit

Front signaling processing

SPF MSPF
unit

NET MNET Packet switch unit

FLU MFLU Front link unit
BLU MBLU Back link unit
TDM central switching net
TNU MTNU
unit

TDM convergence & link

TCLU TCLU
unit
The MG1O adopts the SFP
swappable optical modules,
1-interface GE optical
E1G MG1O and it is applicable for four
interface card
kinds of transmission
distances.

1-interface STM-4 POS

P1H MP1H
optical interface board
The MS2L adopts the SFP
2*155M SDH/SONET swappable optical modules,
MS2L
optical interface card and it is applicable for four
S2L kinds of transmission distances
2*155M SDH/SONET
MS2E
electrical interface card

The MA4L adopts the SFP

4-interface STM-1 ATM swappable optical modules,
A4L MA4L
optical interface board and it is applicable for four
kinds of transmission distances
The MP4L adopts the SFP
4-interface STM-1 POS swappable optical modules,
P4L MP4L
optical interface board and it is applicable for four
kinds of transmission distances

8-interface 10/100M
E8T ME8T
Ethernet interface board

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Board
Logical Physical Meaning Remarks
board board

32*T1 interface TDM

E32 ME32
interface board
32*T1 interface TDM
T32 MT32
interface board
32-interface E1 ATM
EAC MEAC
interface card
32-interface T1 ATM
TAC MTAC
interface card
TCU MTCB TransCode Unit B

In the case of small-capacity

SRU MSRU Shared resource unit networking, the TCU can be
used to replace the SRU.
ECU MECU Echo canceller unit
CLK MCLK Network clock unit

3.1.2 Connection of Boards

In the UMG8900, boards are divided into front boards, back boards and backplanes
according to their positions. The front boards are inserted into the front backplane (in
the middle of a service frame), while the back boards into the rear backplane.

The front boards are all 9U (1 U = 44.45 mm) high, including service boards and
control and management boards, and the back boards are all 8 U high, including
protocol processing boards and interface boards. The backplane provides signal
interconnection between boards. Figure 3-1 shows the connection between boards and
backplane buses.

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B C P C T N E T E E S P P A B B B B E T T
BACK C
L L P M N E 3 3 8 1 2 4 1 4 F G E A A A L
U K B B U T 2 2 T G L L H L E E A P C C U

MBus
TDM
FE
GE

MBus
FE F T E S O M R S C
L C C R M P P P M FRONT
TDM
GE U U U U U U U F F

Figure 3-1 Connection between boards and backplane buses

Caution:

Figure 3-1 only shows the connection relations between backplane buses and boards
rather than slots position. Because front boards and back boards have different lengths,
front boards cannot be plugged into the rear backplane or back boards not into the front
backplane. Some boards have to be installed in fixed slots. For information about board
positions, refer to the specific descriptions of the boards.

To improve the reliability of the system, main control boards and service boards support
1 + 1 backup function. Service boards and interface boards are plugged to the two
sides of a backplane respectively, and main control boards and NET boards are also to
two sides of a backplane.

3.1.3 Design Characteristics of Boards

The UMG8900 boards contain maintenance BUS (MBus) modules. The MBus module
of a service board communicates with the main control board in the same frame
through the controller area network (CAN) bus. The main control board is responsible
for board version management, status query, board power-on/off control, reset, serial
port communication, environment monitor, alarm management and so on.

All boards are hot swappable. Each board has a hot swap indicator “OFFLINE” on its
front panel and a hot swap switch under its ejector lever. When a board is inserted into
a frame and the ejector levers snap in place, the hot swap switch is on. When the

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ejector levers are pulled out, the switch is off and the hot swap indicator lights up,
indicating that the board can be pulled out.

3.2 MBKP

In the UMG8900, the backplane (MBKP) is a standard 9U central backplane. Its

dimensions (height x width x thickness) are 390.7 (–0.3 to 0) mm x 412.2 (–0.3 to 0) mm
x 4.5 (–0.4 to 0.4) mm (The bracket shows the absolute error range).

The MBKP provides the following signal interconnection channels for the boards in the
MGW frame:
z Control signal channel: 100 Mbit/s FE channel and MBus differential serial bus
from master and slave OMUs/MPUs to other boards
z High-speed TDM data channel: 777 Mbit/s high-speed low-voltage differential
signaling (LVDS) channel from the TNU/TCLU to other TDM service interface
boards
z High-speed packet data channel: 1.25 Gbit/s or 2.5 Gbit/s high-speed LVDS
channel from the NET to packet service boards
z Cascading signal channel: High-speed LVDS channel and low-voltage
transistor-transistor logic (LVTTL) state identification signal channel from the FLU
and BLU to the NET and TNU/TCLU
z Clock signal assignment channel: channel for distributing clock signals provided
by the CLK from the NET to service boards
Besides, the backplane provides service boards with –48 V power supply and 5 V
MBus power supply. The pins for power supply, grounding and signals in the backplane
are designed in different lengths so as to avoid mis-plugging boards.

3.3 OMU

3.3.1 Functions

The OMU in the UMG8900 is responsible for managing and maintaining the equipment.
When only one frame is configured, the OMU maintains and manages the boards of the
frame, and provides a control plane to exchange control information between boards.
When multiple frames are cascaded, the OMU is only configured in the main control
frame, and the other frames have MPUs maintain and manage the boards in the
frames.

The OMU provides embedded hard disk as the back administration module (BAM),
which together with the LMT is designed in the Server/Client structure. Through the
graphic man-machine language (MML) interface provided by the LMT, you can manage
and maintain the equipment.

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As the management and control center of the whole equipment, the OMU enables the
following functions:
z Providing packet switching function at the control plane to communicate with all
the boards with FE control interfaces in presence of a single frame and to
exchange information with other frames and manage interfaces in the multi-frame
cascading case.
z Monitoring and managing the states of all boards in the equipment. When multiple
frames are cascaded, the OMU monitors and manages MPUs in other frames
through cascaded control planes.
z Embedding a BAM, which provides MML and Telnet interfaces to configure and
maintain boards, and saves log files and alarm information.
z Implementing state monitoring and power-on/off management on the equipment
through special MBus modules; avoiding attack from instant currents by
controlling board power-on sequence.
The difference between the OMU and MPU is that the OMU monitors and manages all
boards of the equipment, while the MPU only monitors and manages the boards of the
frame where it resides.

3.3.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-2 shows the appearance and components of the MOMU.

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JP1

RU N
ALM

ACT

U15
JP13

RESET

U16

FE0
COM0
OFFLINE

MOMU

Figure 3-2 Appearance and components of the OMU

The OMU is composed of a power module, a hard disk, an MBus module, a switching
module of control channel, and a main processing module.

3.3.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The master and slave OMUs are plugged in the front slots 7 and 8 in the main control
frame. They cannot be inserted in other slots.

Their corresponding back boards are NETs, which are in the back slots 7 and 8.

II. Interfaces

The OMU provides a debugging network interface FE0 and a debugging serial port
COM0. The back board NET provides an operation and maintenance center (OMC)

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interface, which is the 10/100 Mbit/s auto-sensing Ethernet interface marked OMC.
Table 3-2 lists the interfaces provided by the OMU.

Table 3-2 List of interfaces of the OMU

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

RJ48 interface, in
On the Used as debugging
COM0 1 conformity with the
panel serial port
RS232 standard
RJ45 interface,
On the Debugging network
FE0 1 standard FE network
panel interface
interface
To provide external Standard integrated
Hard disk On the
1 hard disk as device electronics (IDE)
interface panel
equipment BAM interface

Caution:

The hard disk interface of the OMU is an internal interface, which is used only when
hard disk is replaced.
The debugging network interface and debugging PC are connected with crossover
network cables directly. If they are connected through a Hub or LAN Switch, straight
through network cables must be used.

III. Indicators

Table 3-3 shows the meanings of the indicators.

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Table 3-3 Meanings of indicators of the OMU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

There is power supply,

Always on
but the board is faulty.
There is no power
Always off supply, or the board is
faulty.

Flashing (on for The board runs

1 second, off for normally in accordance
1 second) with configuration.
The board is being
Running loaded or it does not
RUN Green
indicator run. These two states
Flashing fast (4
can be distinguished
times per
through the BAM. If the
second)
board is being loaded, a
loading progress bar is
shown.
The MBus module fails
Flashing slowly
to communicate with the
(on for 2
board or the board
seconds, off for 2
MBus module runs
seconds)
offline.
Always on or Alarm state. It presents
Alarm flashing fast the fault occurred.
ALM Red
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service
Always on such as in the master
Working state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of
Always off service such as in the
slave state.
The board can be pulled
Always on
Hot out.
swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull
indicator Always off out the board at the
moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The RESET button on the front panel of the OMU is used to reset the board.

For the OMU, no DIP switches are necessary to set.

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The jumper JP13 is available on the OMU to choose packet switching modules to load.
The setting is shown in Table 3-4.

Table 3-4 Jumper description

Jumper name and location No. State Function

1 2 Jumper pins 1
3
To load switching
and 2 are closed. module 1
Loading selection jumper of
switching module JP13
1 2 Jumper pins 2
3
To load switching
and 3 are closed. module 2

Warning:

The OMU board must be reset before pulled out. Pull out the board after the blue
hot-plugging indicator OFFLINE turns on, otherwise the files saved in the hard disk of
OMU may be damaged.

3.4 MPU

3.4.1 Functions

As the main processing unit of a frame, the MPU maintains and manages the boards of
the frame where it resides under the control of the OMU.

The MPU is similar to the OMU in hardware structure, but the MPU has no hard disk,
and different software.

As the control core of a frame, the MPU enables the following functions:
z Providing switching functions at the FE control plane to exchange control
information between all boards with FE control interfaces in the presence of a
single frame, and exchange control information between frames and manage
interfaces in the case of multi-frame cascading case.
z Monitoring and managing board status in the frame.
z Implementing state monitoring and power-on/off management on the equipment
through special MBus modules; avoiding attack from instant currents by
controlling board power-on sequence.

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3.4.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-3 shows the appearance and components of the MPU.

JP1

RUN
ALM
ACT

U15
JP13
RESE T

U16

FE0
COM0
OFFLINE

MMPU

Figure 3-3 Appearance and components of the MPU

Similar to the OMU, the MPU is composed of a power module, an MBus module, a
switching module of FE control channel and a main processing module.

3.4.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The master and slave MPUs are placed in the front slots 7 and 8 in all frames except
the main control frame.

Their corresponding back boards are NETs, which are in the back slots 7 and 8.

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II. Interfaces

The MPU does not provide service interfaces, but a debugging serial port COM0 and a
debugging network interface FE0. The NET provides cascading interfaces for internal
FE channels, which are FE0 and FE1 on the NET panel.

Table 3-5 lists the interfaces provided by the MPU.

Table 3-5 List of interfaces of the MPU

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

COM0 On the 1 Used as debugging RJ48 interface, in

panel serial port conformity with the
RS232 standard
FE0 On the 1 For debugging RJ45 interface,
panel equipment, standard FE network
straight-through interface
network cable is
used to connect it
with PC.

III. Indicators

Table 3-6 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-6 Meanings of indicators of the MPU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Running There is power supply, but

RUN Green Always on
indicator the board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.

Flashing
(on for 1 The board runs normally in
second, off accordance with
for 1 configuration.
second)
The board is being loaded or
it does not run. These two
Flashing
states can be distinguished
fast (4
through the BAM. If the
times per
board is being loaded, a
second)
loading progress bar is
shown.

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Flashing
slowly (on The MBus module fails to
for 2 communicate with the board
seconds, or the board MBus module
off for 2 runs offline.
seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such
Always on
Working as in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service
Always off
such as in the slave state.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out
indicator Always off
the board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The RESET button on the front panel of the MPU is used to reset the board.

The jumper JP13 is available on the MPU to choose packet switching modules to load.
The setting is shown in Table 3-7.

Table 3-7 Jumper description

Jumper name and location No. State Function

1 2 Jumper pins
3
To load switching
1 and 2 are closed. module 1
Loading selection jumper of
switching module JP13
1 2 Jumper pins
3
To load switching
2 and 3 are closed. module 2

3.5 NET

3.5.1 Functions

The NET is the core packet switching unit of the UMG8900, used to forward service
data between all packet service boards in a frame. The major functions are as follows.

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z Providing packet service switching channels in a frame to exchange service data

between all packet service boards in the frame.
z Cascading two frames instead of cascading boards. The embedded cascading
module in the NET enables interworking of 2 x GE service data planes and
interworking of 2 x FE service control planes.
z Providing service control and maintenance interfaces for the corresponding front
boards such as the OMU and MPU to address back cabling requirements.
z Receiving clock signals from the CLK, and sending them to TDM service
processing boards after phase lock, signal driving and distributing.

3.5.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-4 shows the appearance and component of the NET.

MNET

RUN
ALM
ACT Power
module
OMC
MIR
FE0

MBus
CPU daughter
FE1 CLK0_IN CLK1_IN

board

K
EPLD EPLD
T N
AC LI 0
TX
X0
R
T K
IN
AC L
1
X
T 1
X
R

Switching
COM0

fabric
OFFLINE

HUAWEI

Figure 3-4 Appearance and component of the NET

The NET is composed of a power module, a packet switching module, an MBus module,
a packet cascading module and a CPU.

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3.5.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The master and slave NETs are placed in the back slots 7 and 8 in a frame.

Their corresponding front boards are MPU and OMU, which are in the front slots 7 and
8 in the frame.

II. Interfaces

Besides the interface COM0, the NET provides an OMC interface, an internal mirroring
interface MIR, two cascading interfaces FE0 and FE1, two internal clock interfaces
CLK0_IN and CLK1_IN and a packet cascading interface.

Table 3-8 lists the interfaces of the NET.

Table 3-8 List of interfaces of the NET

Related
Category Position Quantity Function
specification

RJ48
interface, in
On the Used as debugging serial conformity
COM0 1
panel port with the
RS232
standard
The OMC interface on the
NET of the main control
frame is used to connect
network management
system and the LMT to Standard
On the perform equipment RJ45 FE
OMC 1
panel management and network
maintenance interface

OMC interfaces in other

frames are not used
currently.
Mirroring network interface Standard
On the of FE channels, used for RJ45 FE
MIR 1
panel signaling transfer to MGC network
based on SIGTRAN interface

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Related
Category Position Quantity Function
specification

The FE0 in the main control

frame is used to connect to
shared interworking function
(SIWF) frame.
Standard
On the The FE0 in the central RJ45 FE
FE0 1
panel switching frame is used to network
link the main control frame. interface
The FE0 interfaces in other
frames are not used
currently.
Standard
On the Used to cascade FE RJ45 FE
FE1 1
panel channels between frames network
interface
RJ45
interface, in
Used to receive clock signals
On the conformity
CLK0_IN 1 from master/slave CLK
panel with the
boards
RS422
standard
RJ45
Used to receive clock signals interface, in
On the from master/slave CLK conformity
CLK1_IN 1
panel boards in cooperation with with the
CLK_0 IN RS422
standards

Used to cascade GE data

planes.
Cascading Used to link the NET boards
packet in the two-frame cascading LC
optical case; multi-mode
interface On the
2 Used to link BLU in the optical
(including panel
central switching frame in the module
RX0, RX1,
multi-frame cascading case. interface
TX0 and
TX1)
The master cascading
channel work together with
the slave one.

Caution:

The OMC interface on the NET in the main control frame is used as the universal
operation and maintenance interface. Those in other frames are not used currently.

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III. Indicators

Table 3-9 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-9 Meanings of indicators of the NET

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Running RUN Green Always on There is power supply, but

indicator the board is faulty.
Always off There is no power supply, or
the board is faulty.

Flashing The board runs normally in

(on for 1 accordance with
second, off configuration.
for 1
second)

Flashing The board is being loaded or

fast (4 it does not run. These two
times per states can be distinguished
second) through the BAM. If the
board is being loaded, a
loading progress bar is
shown.
Flashing The MBus module fails to
slowly (on communicate with the board
for 2 or the board MBus module
seconds, runs offline
off for 2
seconds)

Alarm ALM Red Always on The board is faulty.

indicator or flashing
fast

Always off The board is normal.

Working ACT Green Always on The board is in service such
indicator as in the master state.

Always off The board is out of service

such as in the slave state.

Optical LINK Green Always on The optical power received

fiber meets the requirement.
connection
state Always off The optical power received
indicator does not meet the
requirement.

Master ACT Orang Always on The optical channel that

optical e corresponds to the optical
channel module is in master state.

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

indicator Always off The optical channel that
corresponds to the optical
module is in master state.
Hot swap OFFLINE Blue Always on The board can be pulled out.
indicator
Always off It is not allowed to pull out
the board at the moment

The indicators of CLK0_IN and CLK1_IN interfaces have no silkscreen. Table 3-10
shows their meanings.

Table 3-10 Meanings of indicators of clock interfaces on the NET

Indicator Color State Meaning

Always The NET provides master clock for the frame

on where it resides.
Orange
Always The NET does not provide clock for any frame
off but it is in hot backup mode.

CLK0_IN The NET receives normal clock signals from

Always
the CLK in slot 0 through the backplane or
on
clock cable.
Green
The NET receives abnormal clock signals
Always
from the CLK in slot 0 through the backplane
off
or clock cable.
The interface on the panel of the NET extracts
Always
clock signals from clock distribution cable
on
Orange normally.
Always The NET extracts clock signal from the
off backplane.
CLK1_IN The NET receives normal clock signals from
Always
the CLK in slot 1 through the backplane or
on
clock cable.
Green
The NET receives abnormal clock signals
Always
from the MCLK in slot 1 through the backplane
off
or clock cable.

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The NET provides no buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

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3.6 CLK

3.6.1 Functions

The CLK is responsible for receiving external clock signals, and provides clock signals
for the UMG8900 as well as other equipment in the network phase lock, clock driving
and frequency division.

Clock sources for the CLK include:

z External synchronous clock signals provided by BITS
z Line clock signals extracted by TDM interface boards
z Synchronous clock signals of GPS/GLONASS
Two interface boards of the same type are selected among the E32, P4L and S2L
through cable distributing. These two interface boards provide two channels of 8 kHz
line synchronous clock signals to two CLKs.

In the main control frame, the CLK provides 16 kHz clock signals to the NET through
backplane bus. In other frames, the CLK provides 16 kHz clock signals to the NET
through cable distributing.

The external synchronous clock signals the CLK outputs shall fulfill:
z Standards of stratum-2 clock defined in BELLCORE and Type I clock defined in
GR-1244-CORE and ITU-T G.812
z SSM functions defined in ITU-T G.781 recommendation
z Standards of external synchronous clock interfaces defined in ITU-T G.703 and
ITU-T G.704.

3.6.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-5 shows the appearance and components of the CLK.

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MCLK

RUN
ALM
ACT Power
Power
module
module
ANT CLK_OUT1 CLK_OUT0

Daughter Daughter
board board
2M_OUT CLK_OUT2
2M_IN

U16
U15
8K_IN2 8K_IN1

U17
OFFLINE U44

MCLK

Figure 3-5 Appearance and components of the CLK

The CLK is composed of a constant-temperature crystal oscillator, two power modules,

a satellite card, an MBus module, and a logical phase discriminator.

3.6.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The master and slave CLKs are placed in the back slots 0 and 1 in the main control
frame.

II. Interfaces

Table 3-11 lists the interfaces of the CLK.

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Table 3-11 List of interfaces of the CLK

Category Quantity Function Related specification

CLK_OUT 16 kHz clock signal output

1 DB26PIN
0 interface 1
CLK_OUT 16 kHz clock signal output
1 DB26PIN
1 interface 2

CLK_OUT 16 kHz clock signal output

1 DB26PIN
2 interface 3

SMA male connector (if

ANT 1 Satellite Antenna interface satellite card is
configured)
2 MHz BITS clock output
2M_OUT 1 SMB female connector
interface

2 MHz BITS clock input

2M_IN 1 SMB female connector
interface

Input interface for 8 kHz line RJ45 interface with RS232

8K_IN1 1
synchronous active clock level

Input interface for 8 kHz line RJ45 interface with RS232

8K_IN2 1
synchronous slave clock level

Note:
One CLK_OUT interface outputs three channels of clock signal to the NETs in three
frames. The master and slave CLKs correspond to master and slave NETs in the same
frame.
In the main control frame, clock signals are output from the CLK to the NET through the
backplane bus although clock cables are available between the two boards.

III. Indicators

Table 3-12 shows the meanings of the indicators.

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Table 3-12 Meanings of indicators of the CLK

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

There is power supply,

Always on
but the board is faulty.
There is no power
Always off supply, or the board is
faulty.

Flashing (on
for 1 second, The board runs
off for another normally as configured.
1 second)

Running The board is being

RUN Green loaded or it does not
indicator
run. These two states
Flashing fast
can be confirmed
(4 times per
through the BAM. If the
second)
board is being loaded, a
loading progress bar is
shown.

Flashing The MBus module fails

slowly (on for to communicate with
2 seconds, off the board or the board
for another 2 MBus module runs
seconds) offline

Always on or
Alarm The board is faulty.
ALM Red flashing fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service
Always on such as in the master
Working state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of
Always off service such as in the
slave state.
The board can be
Always on
Hot pulled out.
swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull
indicator Always off out the board at the
moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The CLK provides no buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

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3.7 TNU

3.7.1 Functions

The TNU, the core TDM switching unit of the UMG8900, controls establishment and
release of TDM timeslots for the whole system.

The TNU corresponds to the two physical boards, namely, the MTNU and MTNB. The
MTNU provides 24 k TDM cascading channels between frames ,and the MTNB
provides 32 k TDM cascading channels.

In the two-frame cascading case, the MTNU is connected with the TCLU in the other
frame by three fibers. In the multi-frame cascading case, the MTNU is connected with
the TCLU/MTNB in another frame by four fibers provided by the back cascading board
BLU in the main control frame.

The TNU enables the following functions:

z Establishing and releasing TDM time slots in cooperation with TDM service
interface boards, and providing 8k switching capacity for each interface board.
z Connecting the TCLU of another frame directly or through a cascading board with
multi-mode optical fibers, and providing 24k or 32k cascading capacity.
z Implementing board management and maintenance through dedicated MBus
maintenance modules, and communicating with the MPU on board status and
version information through two FE interfaces.

3.7.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-6 shows the appearance and components of the TNU.

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MTNU

RUN
ALM
ACT
T K
AC LI
N
J4
TX 0
0 J11
X
R
T K
AC LI
N
1
TX
X1
R
T K
N
AC LI
X 2
T
X2
R

J2
COM0

J7

OFFLINE

J8 J9
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Figure 3-6 Appearance and components of the TNU

Figure 3-7 shows the appearance and components of the TNB.

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MTNB

RUN
ALM
ACT
T NK
AC LI
0 J4
TX
0 J11
RX
T INK
L
AC 1
TX
1
RX
T N K
AC LI
2
TX 2
RX
T NK
AC LI
3
TX
X3
R
COM0

J7

OFFLINE

J8 J9
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Figure 3-7 Appearance and components of the TNB

The TNU is composed of a high-performance CPU and a super large-capacity TDM

switching module.

3.7.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The master and slave TNUs are inserted in the back slots 6 and 9 in the central
switching frame only. If only one frame is provided or two frames are cascaded but
without the central switching frame, the TNUs are placed in the back slots 6 and 9 in the
main control frame.

II. Interfaces

The TNU provides a debugging serial port and three cascading optical interfaces. Table
3-13 shows the detailed information.

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Table 3-13 List of interfaces of the TNU

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

COM0 On the 1 Used as debugging RJ48 interface, in

panel serial port conformity with the
RS232 standard
Cascadin On the 3 or 4 To provide 24 k or
g optical panel 32 k time slots
interface cascading channels

III. Indicators

Table 3-14 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-14 Meanings of indicators of the TNU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Running RUN Green Always on There is power supply, but

indicator the board is faulty.
Always off There is no power supply,
or the board is faulty.

Flashing The board runs normally

(on for 1 as configured.
second, off
for another
1 second)

Flashing The board is being loaded

fast (4 or it does not run. These
times per two states can be
second) distinguished through the
BAM. If the board is being
loaded, a loading
progress bar is shown.
Flashing The MBus module fails to
slowly (on communicate with the
for 2 board or the board MBus
seconds, module runs offline
off for
another 2
seconds)

Alarm ALM Red Always on The board is faulty.

indicator or flashing
fast
Always off The board is normal.

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Working ACT Green Always on The board is in service

indicator such as in the master
state.
Always off The board is out of service
such as in the slave state.
Optical LINK Green Always on The line is in synchronous
fiber state and the optical
connection power meets the
state requirement.
indicator
Always off The line is in
asynchronous state and
the optical power does not
meet the requirement.

Master ACT Orange Always on The optical channel that

optical corresponds to the optical
channel module is in master state.
indicator
Always off The optical channel that
corresponds to the optical
module is in slave state.
Hot OFFLINE Blue Always on The board can be pulled
swappable out.
indicator
Always off It is not allowed to pull out
the board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The TNU provides no buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

V. Technical Specifications

The technical specifications of the TNU are listed in

Table 3-15 Technical specification of the TNU

Items Parameters

Interface type LC interface

Optical Central wavelength 850 nm
module
Transmission
500 m
distance

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Items Parameters

Dominant
500 MHz
frequency

CPU L2 CACHE 1 MB

SDRAM 256 MB
Flash 16 MB

TDM Switching capacity 256 k time slots

switching 24 k time slots with optical interface speed at
network Cascading capacity
960 Mbit/s

3.8 TCLU

3.8.1 Functions

The TCLU, the TDM service switching and cascading unit, is responsible for setup and
release of TDM time slots for the local frame together with S2L, E32/T32 and TCU.

The TCLU provides 24 k cascading capacity, and connects the TNU or BLU through
three fibers.

The difference between the TNU and TCLU is that the TNU is controlled by the CMU to
implement the core switching function and to manage TDM resources for the whole
equipment, while the TCLU is controlled by the TNU to handle TDM services and
manipulate TDM bearer resources for the local frame.

The TCLU enables the following functions:

z Establishing and releasing TDM time slots for the local frame, and providing 8k
switching capacity for each interface board.
z Connecting the TNU through cascading boards or directly through multi-mode
optical fibers to provide the cascading capacity of 24 k time slots.
z Implementing board management and maintenance through dedicated MBus
maintenance modules, and communicating with the MPU in the local frame on
board status and version information through FE interfaces.

3.8.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-8 shows the appearance and structure of the TCLU.

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TCLU

RUN
ALM
ACT
K
N
T LI
AC X 0 J4
T
X0
J11
R
K
IN
T L
AC X 1
T
X1
R
K
N
T LI
AC 2
T X
X2
R

J2
COM0

J7

OFFLINE

J8 J9
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Figure 3-8 Appearance and structure of the TCLU

The TCLU is composed of a high-performance CPU and a super large-capacity TDM

switching module.

3.8.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The master and slave TCLUs are configured in the back slots 6 and 9 in frames except
the central switching frame and extended control frame.

When only one frame is provided, the TCLU is not configured.

II. Interfaces

The TCLU provides one debugging serial port and three cascading optical interfaces,
as described in Table 3-16.

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Table 3-16 List of interfaces of the TCLU

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

COM0 On the 1 Used as RJ48 interface, in

panel debugging conformity with the RS232
serial port standard
Subtendin On the 3 To provide 24
g optical panel k cascading
interface channels

III. Indicators

Table 3-17 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-17 Meanings of indicators of the TCLU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Always There is power supply, but

on the board is faulty.
Always There is no power supply, or
off the board is faulty.

Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second,
accordance with
off for
configuration.
another 1
second)
Running The board is being loaded or
RUN Green
indicator Flashing it does not run. These two
fast (4 states can be distinguished
times per through the BAM. If the board
second) is being loaded, a loading
progress bar is shown.

Flashing
slowly
The MBus module fails to
(on for 2
communicate with the board
seconds,
or the board' MBus module
off for
runs offline
another 2
seconds)
Always
on or
The board is faulty.
Alarm flashing
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always
The board is normal.
off

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Always The board is in service such

Working on as in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator Always The board is out of service
off such as in the slave state.
The line is in synchronous
Always
Optical state and the optical power
on
fiber meets the requirement.
connection LINK Green The line is in asynchronous
state Always state and the optical power
indicator off does not meet the
requirement.
The optical channel that
Always
Active corresponds to the optical
on
optical module is active.
ACT Orange
channel The optical channel that
indicator Always
corresponds to the optical
off
module is standby.

Always
Hot The board can be pulled out.
on
swappable OFFLINE Blue
indicator Always It is not allowed to pull out the
off board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The TCLU provides no buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

V. Technical Specifications

Table 3-18 shows the technical specifications of the TCLU.

Table 3-18 Technical specifications of the TCLU

Item Specification

Interface type LC type

Optical
Central wavelength 850 nm
module
Transmission distance 500 m
Dominant frequency 500 MHz
L2 CACHE 1 MB
CPU
SDRAM 256 MB
Flash 16 MB

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Item Specification

TDM Switching capacity 256 k time slots

switching 24 k time slots with optical interface
network Cascading capacity
speed at 960 Mbit/s

3.9 PPU

3.9.1 Functions

The PPU, the protocol processing unit, implements H.248 protocol, including
transcoding of H.248 protocol, processing of H.248 messages and resolving of
transport and network-layer protocols.

The PPU provides standard 10/100Mbit/s auto-sensing Ethernet interfaces to connect

the MGC.

The PPU enables the following functions:

z Receiving H.248 packets, resolving transport-layer and network-layer protocols,
implementing H.248 transcoding, and forwarding the H.248 messages to the
CMU.
z Receiving H.248 packets from the CMU, processing them, and sending them to
the MGC over FE interfaces.
z Receiving management and control from the OMU/MPU of the local frame through
MBus maintenance modules, exchanging control messages with the CMU through
FE channels, and exchanging operation and maintenance messages with the
OMU/MPU.

3.9.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-9 shows the appearance and components of the PPU.

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MPPB

RUN Power
ALM module
MBSA
(U22) Daughter
FE0

board

RESET

CPU
U3 (U2)
COM0

OFFLINE

HUAWEI

Figure 3-9 Appearance and components of the PPU

The PPU is composed of a power module, a CPU, a board control logic unit, and an
MBus module.

3.9.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The PPU can be installed in any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main
control frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the service frame and
extended control frame.

The PPU works in the load sharing mode.

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II. Interfaces

On the front panel of the PPU, there are a debugging serial port and an FE service
interface. Table 3-19 shows the detailed information.

Table 3-19 List of interfaces of the PPU

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

RJ48 interface, in
On the Used as debugging
COM0 1 conformity with the
panel serial port
RS232 standard
Used as the
RJ45 interface,
On the interface between
FE0 1 standard FE network
panel the UMG8900 and
interface
MGC

III. Indicators

Table 3-20 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-20 Meanings of indicators of the PPU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

There is power supply, but

Always on
the board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1 The board runs normally in
second, off accordance with
for 1 configuration.
second)
Running The board is being loaded or
RUN Green
indicator Flashing it does not run. These two
fast (4 states can be distinguished
times per through the BAM. If the board
second) is being loaded, a loading
progress bar is shown.

Flashing
slowly (on The MBus module fails to
for 2 communicate with the board
seconds, or the board's MBus module
off for 2 runs offline.
seconds)

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The RESET button on the PPU panel is used to reset the board.

The PPU provides no DIP switches or jumpers.

V. Technical Specifications

Table 3-21 shows the technical specifications of the PPU.

Table 3-21 Technical specifications of the PPU

Item Specification

Dominant frequency 400 MHz/500 MHz compatible

BOOTRom 512 KB
CPU
SDRAM 256 MB/512 MB/1 GB compatible
Flash 16 MB/32 MB

Data bus 64-bit bus with 100 MHz working frequency

PCI bus 32-bit bus with 33 MHz work frequency
60x bus Work frequency: 100 MHz

3.10 CMU

3.10.1 Functions

The CMU, the connection maintenance unit, is responsible for dealing with H.248
messages and manipulating resources, including IP and TDM terminations, service
processing resources and status maintenance.

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Upon receiving H.248 messages from the PPU, the CMU operates bearer resources
and service resources of the UMG8900 as requested by the messages, then
transforms operation results to H.248 messages, and finally forwards the messages to
the PPU.

The CMU includes two physical boards, namely, the front board MCMF and the back
board MCMB. Their functions are the same except for slots position. In the case of lack
of back slots, the MCMF is configured to increase service processing capacity.

The CMU enables the following functions:

z Interworking with packet service boards, TDM service boards and service
resource boards to implement service bearers conversion and service stream
formats conversion.
z Manipulating resources and sending manipulation results to the PPU in the form of
H.248 messages.
z Connecting the FE control plane though the two FE interfaces on the backplane to
perform command interaction, alarm report, signaling transfer and other
management and maintenance functions.
z Interacting with the OMU/MPU through a dedicated maintenance module to
monitor board temperature, voltage and control power-on/off.

3.10.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-10 shows the appearance and components of the MCMF.

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MCMF

Power module
RUN
U22 ALM
ACT

U37

U13
RESET

U17

COM0
U2
J8 U3
OFFLINE
J9

MCMF

Figure 3-10 Appearance and components of the MCMF

Figure 3-11 shows the appearance and components of the MCMB.

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MCMB

RUN Power module

AL M
(U22)
ACT MBSA
daughter
board

RESET

U3 CPU
(U2)
COM0

OFFLINE

MCMB

Figure 3-11 Appearance and components of the MCMB

The CMU is composed of a power module, a CPU, a control logic module, an MBus
module, hardware heartbeat detection circuit and master and slave interlocking circuits.

3.10.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The master and slave MCMFs are inserted in any front slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9.

The master and slave MCMBs are in any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the
main control frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame or an
extended control frame.

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The CMU is configured in master/slave mode, and those in slot pairs 0 and 1, 2 and 3,
4 and 5, 10 and 11, 12 and 13, and 14 and 15 respectively form master/slave relations.

II. Interfaces

The CMU does not provide any service interface, but a debugging serial port as
described in Table 3-22.

Table 3-22 List of interfaces of the CMU

Category Quantity Function Related specification

Used as debugging RJ48 interface, in conformity

COM0 1
serial port with the RS232 standard

III. Indicators

Table 3-23 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-23 Meanings of indicators of the CMU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Always There is power supply, but the

on board is faulty.
Always There is no power supply, or
off the board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1
second, The board runs normally in
off for accordance with configuration.
another 1
second)
Running The board is being loaded or it
RUN Green
indicator Flashing does not run. These two states
fast (4 can be distinguished through
times per the BAM. If the board is being
second) loaded, a loading progress bar
is shown.

Flashing
slowly
The MBus module fails to
(on for 2
communicate with the board or
seconds,
the board MBus module runs
off for
offline
another 2
seconds)

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Always
on or
The board is faulty.
Alarm flashing
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always
The board is normal.
off

Always The board is in service such as

Working on in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator Always The board is out of service
off such as in the slave state.

Always
Hot The board can be pulled out.
on
swappable OFFLINE Blue
indicator Always It is not allowed to pull out the
off board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The RESET button on the front panel of the CMU is used to reset the board.

The CMU provides no DIP switches or jumpers.

3.11 RPU

3.11.1 Functions

The RPU, the RTP Processing Unit, deals with RTP/RTCP resolution and IP routes for
IP bearing services. Besides this function, the RPU also enables the following
functions:
z Jitter-buffering RTP services.
z Monitoring and managing status of the RPU and its corresponding back service
boards.
z Providing debugging serial ports to debug boards through them.
z Providing a dedicated maintenance module that is engaged in system status
query, board temperature monitor, and voltage and powering-on/off control.
z Supporting 2 + 1 backup and 1 + 1 backup.

3.11.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-12 shows the appearance and components of the RPU.

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MRPU

J4
U1 J3 RUN
AL M
J10 ACT
Daughter
J2 board 2

U32

U3

S1

U33
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Figure 3-12 Appearance and components of the RPU

The RPU is mainly composed of a power module (U1), a maintenance module

(daughter board 2), two service processing modules (U2 and U3) and a main
processing module (daughter board 1).

3.11.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The RPU is inserted to any front slots except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main control
frame or any front slots except slots 7, 8, and 9 in a service frame.

Its corresponding back boards are E1G, P1H, P4L or E8T.

II. Interfaces

The RPU only provides a debugging interface rather than any service interfaces. All
service interfaces are provided by the back boards.

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Table 3-24 shows the interfaces of the RPU.

Table 3-24 List of interfaces of the MRPU

Category Quantity Function Related specification

COM0 1 Used for RJ48 interface, RS232
debugging standard

JTAG interface J2 1 To load In conformity with IEEE

BootRom to the 1149.1 (JTAG) specification
daughter board
1

JTAG interface J3 1 To load In conformity with IEEE

BootROMs to 1149.1 (JTAG) specification
U2 and U3

JTAG interface J4 1 To load U31 In conformity with IEEE

logic 1149.1 (JTAG) specification

Caution:

The J2, J3 and J4 of the RPU are internal interfaces, which are used only for board
debugging.

III. Indicators

Table 3-25 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-25 Meanings of indicators of the MRPU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Running There is power supply, but
RUN Green Always on
indicator the board is faulty.

There is no power supply, or

Always off
the board is faulty.

Flashing
(on for 1 The board runs normally in
second, off accordance with
for another configuration.
1 second)

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

The board is being loaded or
Flashing it does not run. These two
fast (4 states can be distinguished
times per through the BAM. If the board
second) is being loaded, a loading
progress bar is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on
The MBus module fails to
for 2
communicate with the board
seconds,
or the board MBus module
off for
runs offline
another 2
seconds)

Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such
Always on
Working as in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service
Always off
such as in the slave state.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappabl OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
e indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The RPU does not provide any buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

3.12 ASU

3.12.1 Functions

The ASU, the ATM service processing unit, is focused on handling ATM bearing
services.

The ASU enables the following functions:

z Dealing with ATM services.
z Supporting AAL2 Segmentation And Reassembly (SAR), Specific Segmentation
And Reassembly (SSAR), the traffic shaping of real time Variable Bit Rate (rt-VBR)
and user parameter control (UPC).
z Providing AAL5 SAR function.

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z Supporting direct forward over PVC, OAM cell extraction and luUP interface
processing functions.
z Monitoring and managing status of the SRU and its corresponding back service
boards (A4L board series or the backup interface board MBAP).
z Providing debugging serial ports to debug boards through them.
z Providing a dedicated maintenance module that is engaged in system status
query, board temperature monitor, and voltage and powering-on/off control.
z Supporting 2 + 1 backup and 1 + 1 backup.

3.12.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-13 shows the appearance and components of the ASU.

MASU

J4
U1 J3 RUN
AL M
J10 ACT

Daughter
J2
board 2

U32
U3

S1

U2 U33
COM0

Daughter board 1 OFFLINE

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Figure 3-13 Appearance and components of the ASU

The ASU is mainly composed of a power module (U1), a maintenance module

(daughter board 2), two service processing modules (U2 and U3) and a main
processing module (daughter board 1).

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3.12.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The ASU is inserted to any front slots except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main control
frame or any front slots except slots 7, 8, and 9 in a service frame.

Its corresponding back boards are such ATM interface boards as A4L, EAC and TAC.

II. Interfaces

The ASU only provides a debugging interface rather than any service interfaces. All
service interfaces are provided by the A4L board series.

Table 3-26 shows the interfaces of the ASU.

Table 3-26 List of interfaces of the ASU

Category Quantity Function Related specification

COM0 1 Used for RJ48 interface, RS232
debugging standard

JTAG interface 1 To load In conformity with IEEE

J2 BootRom to the 1149.1 (JTAG) specification
daughter board
1

JTAG interface 1 To load In conformity with IEEE

J3 BootROMs to 1149.1 (JTAG) specification
U2 and U3

JTAG interface 1 To load U31 In conformity with IEEE

J4 logic 1149.1 (JTAG) specification

Caution:

The J2, J3 and J4 of the RPU are internal interfaces, which are used only for board
debugging.

III. Indicators

Table 3-27 shows the meanings of the indicators.

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Table 3-27 Meanings of indicators of the ASU

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

There is power supply, but
Always on
the board is faulty.

There is no power supply, or

Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1 The board runs normally in
second, off accordance with
for another configuration.
1 second)

Running The board is being loaded or

RUN Green Flashing it does not run. These two
indicator
fast (4 states can be distinguished
times per through the BAM. If the board
second) is being loaded, a loading
progress bar is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on
The MBus module fails to
for 2
communicate with the board
seconds,
or the board MBus module
off for
runs offline
another 2
seconds)

Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

The board is in service such

Always on
Working as in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service
Always off
such as in the slave state.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The RPU does provide any DIP switches, but provides jumpers for internal debugging
use.

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3.13 SPF

3.13.1 Functions

The SPF, the signaling processing unit, is responsible for adapting TDM signaling to IP
signaling, and providing embedded signaling gateway functions to send IP signaling to
the MGC.

The SPF implements M3UA//M2UA/V5UA/IUA adaptation on signaling based on

SIGTRAN protocol.

The SPF is attached with daughter boards. The daughter boards receives signaling
from TDM switching boards and then deals with it at TDM level, and the SPF then
adapts TDM signaling to IP type.

The SPF is a front board with no interfaces. Its corresponding back board NET provides
MIR interfaces to transceive SIGTRAN packets, thus fulfilling back cabling
requirements.

In general, the SPF enables the following functions:

z Implementing signaling gateway functions, that is, adapting TDM signaling to IP
type based on SIGTRAN and then forward IP signaling to the MGC.
z Connecting the control plane though two FE interfaces on the backplane to
perform command interaction, alarm and log report, signaling transfer and other
management and maintenance functions.
z Interacting with the OMU/MPU through a dedicated maintenance module to
monitor board temperature, voltage and control power-on/off.

3.13.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-14 shows the appearance and components of the SPF.

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MSPF

Power module RUN

U22 AL M

Daughter board 2
RESET

J14
J15
J13
Daughter board 1

J12

COM0
U2
J8 U3
OFFLINE
J9

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Figure 3-14 Appearance and components of the SPF

The SPF is composed of a power module, a CPU, a control logic module and an MBus
module.

3.13.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The SPF is installed in any front slot except slots 7 and 8 in a frame. It works in load
sharing mode.

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II. Interfaces

The SPF only provides a debugging serial port. The upstream packet signaling
interface of the SPF is the MIR interface on the NET in the corresponding frame. The
interface of the SPF is shown in Table 3-28.f

Table 3-28 List of interfaces of the SPF

Category Quantity Function Related specification

Used as a debugging RJ48 interface, in conformity
COM0 1
serial port with the RS232 standard

III. Indicators

Table 3-29 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-29 Meanings of indicators of the SPF

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Always There is power supply, but the
on board is faulty.

Always There is no power supply, or

off the board is faulty.

Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second,
accordance with configuration.
off for 1
second)
Running The board is being loaded or it
RUN Green
indicator Flashing does not run. These two states
fast (4 can be distinguished through
times per the BAM. If the board is being
second) loaded, a loading progress bar
is shown.
Flashing
slowly The MBus module fails to
(on for 2 communicate with the board or
seconds, the board MBus module runs
off for 2 offline
seconds)

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Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Always
on or
The board is faulty.
flashing
fast
Alarm
ALM Red
indicator Always
The board is normal.
off
Always
The board is in the slave state.
off
Always
Hot The board can be pulled out.
on
swappabl OFFLINE Blue
e indicator Always It is not allowed to pull out the
off board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The RESET button on the front panel of the SPF is used to reset the board.

The SPF provides no DIP switches or jumpers.

3.14 FLU

3.14.1 Function

The FLU, the front cascading board, is used to provide TDM and IP data cascading
channels for its back boards when multiple frames are cascaded.

One FLU can provide one 8 k TDM data cascading channel and one 1.25 G GE data
cascading channel for the corresponding back board BLU.

The FLU enables the following functions:

z Providing one 8 k TDM data cascading channel for the BLU.
z Providing one 1.25 G IP data cascading channel for the BLU.
z Providing two 8 k TDM data cascading channels and two 1.25 G GE data
cascading channels for the BLU by two FLU boards in load sharing mode.
z Interacting with the MPU through a dedicated maintenance module to monitor
board temperature, voltage and control power-on/off.

3.14.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-15 shows the appearance and components of the FLU.

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MFLU

J6
J3 RUN
J5 ALM

J9

J7
J2
J4

J8

OFFLINE

MFLU

Figure 3-15 Appearance and components of the FLU

The FLU is composed of a GE cascading module, a TDM cascading module, a power

module and an MBus module.

3.14.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The FLU is inserted in any front slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the central switching
frame. Slots 0 and 1, 2 and 3, 4 and 5, 10 and 11, 12 and 13, 14 and 15 are fixed to be
of load sharing relation.

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II. Interfaces

The FLU does not provide any interface externally.

III. Indicators

Table 3-30 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-30 Meanings of indicators of the FLU

Identific
Indicator Color State Meaning
ation
There is power supply, but the board
Always on
is faulty.
There is no power supply, or the
Always off
board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for another
1 second)
Running The board is being loaded or it does
RUN Green Flashing
indicator not run. These two states can be
fast (4
distinguished through the BAM. If the
times per
board is being loaded, a loading
second)
progress bar is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on
for 2 The MBus module fails to
seconds, communicate with the board or the
off for board MBus module runs offline
another 2
seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the board
indicator Always off
at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The FLU does not provide any buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

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3.15 BLU

3.15.1 Functions

The BLU, the back cascading board, provides cascading interfaces for TDM and IP
packet data channels and IP packet control channels.

Every two BLUs (master and slave) can cascade one service frame to the central
switching frame, and thus total six service frames can be cascaded; the central
switching frame connects the main control frame directly; FE channels on the NET can
cascade the extended control frame to the central switching frame. To sum up, the
UMG8900 supports at most nine-frame cascading.

The BLU corresponds to the two physical boards, provides 24 k TDM cascading
channels between frames, and provides 32 k TDM cascading channels.

The BLU enables the following functions:

z Providing three 8 k or four 8 k TDM narrowband data channels to directly connect
frames through multi-mode optical fibers that are no more than 50 m spaced.
z Providing two 1.25 G broadband packet data channels to directly connect frames
through multi-mode optical fibers that are no more than 50 m spaced.
z Providing one 100 M IP control data channels to directly connect frames through
category-5 twisted pair or super category-5 twisted pair that are no more than 50
m spaced.
z Providing board management and maintenance by the dedicated MBus module of
the board, communicating with and reporting board status and version to the local
MPU through FE channels.

3.15.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-16 shows the appearance and components of the BLU, provide three 8 k TDM
cascading channels.

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MBLU

J3 J7
RUN
AL M
ACT J6
FE0

J10
RJ3 H3 J2
GE
T K
AC N
LI
X 0
T
X0
R
T K
N
AC LI
X1
T
X1
R

TDM J4
T K
AC N
LI 2
X
T 2 J9
X
R K
T N
AC LI
X3
T 3
X
R K
T N
AC LI 4
X
R
4
TX J8
COM0

RJ2 S1
H1
OFFLINE

RJ1 H2
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Figure 3-16 Appearance and components of the BLU

Figure 3-17 shows the appearance and components of the BLU, provide four 8 k TDM
cascading channels.

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MBLU

J3 J7
RUN
ALM
ACT
J6
FE0

RJ3 H3
GE J2 J10
T K
N
AC LI
0
TX0
X
R K
T N
AC LI
1
TX 1
X
R

TDM
T K
N J4
AC LI
X 2
T 2
X
R
T K
N
AC LI
X 3
T X3
R J9
K
T N
LI
AC 4
TX
X4
R
T K
N
AC LI
5
TX
X5
R J8
COM0

S1
RJ2
H1
OFFLINE

RJ1 H2
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Figure 3-17 Appearance and components of the BLU

The BLU is composed of a CPU, a GE cascading module, a TDM cascading module, a

clock module, a power module, an MBus module and an FE module.

3.15.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The BLU is inserted in any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the central switching
frame. The two adjacent BLUs work in a master/slave mode and those in slot pairs 0
and 1, 2 and 3, 4 and 5, 10 and 11, 12 and 13, 14 and 15 respectively are for a pair of
master/slave BLUs.

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II. Interfaces

The BLU provides a debugging serial port, three or four TDM cascading optical
interfaces, two broadband packet cascading optical interfaces and an FE cascading
network interface. Table 3-31 shows the detailed information.

Table 3-31 List of interfaces of the BLU

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

Used as a RJ48 interface, in
On the
COM0 1 debugging serial conformity with the
panel
port RS232 standard
TDM
To provide three 8 k
cascading On the
3 or 4 or four 8 k LC optical interface
optical panel
cascading channels
interface
GE
To provide two 1.25
subtendin On the
2 G cascading LC optical interface
g optical panel
channels
interface
FE
subtendin On the To provide one FE
1 LC optical interface
g network panel cascading channel
interface

III. Indicators

Table 3-32 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-32 Meanings of indicators of the BLU

Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
Running There is power supply, but the
RUN Green Always on
indicator board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for another
1 second)

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Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
The board is being loaded or it
does not run. These two states
Flashing
can be distinguished through
fast (4 times
the BAM. If the board is being
per second)
loaded, a loading progress bar
is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on The MBus module fails to
for 2 communicate with the board (or
seconds, off the board MBus module runs
for another offline
2 seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such as
Always on
Working in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service such
Always off
as in the slave state.
Optical The optical fiber is connected
Always on
fiber well.
connection LINK Green
state The optical fiber is not
Always off
indicator connected well.

The optical channel that

Master Always on corresponds to the optical
optical Orang module is master state.
ACT
channel e The optical channel that
indicator Always off corresponds to the optical
module is slave state.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and jumpers

The BLU does not provide any DIP switches or jumpers.

V. Technical Specifications

Table 3-33 shows the technical specifications of the BLU.

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Table 3-33 Technical specifications of the BLU

Item Specification
Interface
LC type
type
Optical Central
850 nm
module wavelength
Transmissio
50 m
n distance
Dominant
50 MHz
frequency

CPU BOOTRom 512 KB

SDRAM 64 MB
Flash 16 MB
Capacity: 3 x 8 k or 4 x 8 k timeslots
TDM cascading
The speed of each optical interface: 960 Mbit/s
Capacity: 2 x 1.25 G
GE cascading
The speed of each optical interface: 1.25 Gbit/s
Capacity: 1 x 125 M
FE cascading
The speed of each network interface: 125 Mbit/s

3.16 TCU

3.16.1 Functions

The TCU, the TransCode unit, provides speech codec resources and echo cancellation
resources.

The physical board of the TCU is MTCB.

The TCU enables the following functions:

z Transforming TDM voice data to voice data packets, playing tones, detecting and
generating DTMF signals, transmitting DTMF signals in band transparently, and
transmitting TDMF signals out of band through signaling.
z Dealing with luUP and NbUP, and fully complying with 3GPP TS 25.415 TS
29.415.
z Transcoding based on G.711A, AMR, canceling echo in a tail delay of 23 ms, 64
ms or 128 ms, complying with G.168-2000 standards, and affording G.164/165
single tone detection.

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z Monitoring the operation of itself, allocating and handling media resources as the
indications transferred by the CMU.
z Querying TCU status, monitoring board running and controlling power-on/off
through a dedicated maintenance module. The power-on/off control can prevent
the TCU being attacked by instant currents.

3.16.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-18 shows the appearance and components of the TCU.

MTCB

J8 RUN
ALM

TC dauther
board 3

TC dauther
board 2
COM0

TC OFFLINE
/EC
Daughter
board 1 HUAWEI

Figure 3-18 Appearance and components of the MTCB

The TCU is composed of a TDM processing module, a clock module, a control module,
a power module, a daughter board interface module, an MBus module, a backplane
interface module and a CPLD control module.

The TCU is also attached with EC and TC daughter boards.

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3.16.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Position

The TCU is inserted to any front slot except slots 7 and 8 in the main control frame and
the extended control frame.

II. Interfaces

The TCU only provides a debugging serial port COM0, as described in Table 3-34.

Table 3-34 List of interfaces of the TCU

Category Quantity Function Related specification

Used as a debugging RJ48 interface, in conformity
COM0 1
serial port with the RS232 standard

III. Indicators

Table 3-35 shows the meaning of the indicators.

Table 3-35 Meanings of indicators of the TCU

Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
There is power supply, but the
Always on
board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for another
1 second)
Running The board is being loaded or it
RUN Green
indicator does not run. These two states
Flashing
can be distinguished through
fast (4 times
the BAM. If the board is being
per second)
loaded, a loading progress bar
is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on The MBus module fails to
for 2 communicate with the board (or
seconds, off the board MBus module runs
for another offline
2 seconds)

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Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The TCU provides no buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

3.17 SRU

3.17.1 Functions

The SRU, the shared resource board, provides service resources for the UMG8900 to
play tones, collect DTMF digits and mix audio. The SRU is of great importance to TDM
voice services.

The SRU enables the following functions:

z Playing tones, collecting digits, audio mixing and MFC.
z Interacting with the OMU/MPU through a dedicated maintenance module to
monitor board temperature, voltage and control power-on/off.
z Providing internal FE interfaces and manipulating resources as the CMU
demands.
All functions of the SRU can be provided by the TCU. In the networking case where a
large amount of tone playing and digit collecting resources are required, however, the
SRU is configured to be dedicated in resource provision in order to improve resource
usage efficiency.

3.17.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-19 shows the appearance and components of the SRU.

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MSRU

-48V
48V/3.3V Power module
5V RUN
and slow start circuits AL M

MPC8245 &
MBus
peripheral
Daughter circuits
board

Daughter board 0

TDM
module

COM0
Daughter board 1

OFFLINE

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Figure 3-19 Appearance and components of the SRU

The SRU is composed of a TDM processing module, a clock module, a control module,
a power module, an interface module to the tone playing daughter board and digit
collecting daughter board, an MBus module, a backplane interface module and a CPLD
control module. The SRU is attached with two kinds of daughter boards, namely, STC
and DRC. The STC is engaged in signaling transfer and DRC in service resources
provision.

3.17.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The SRU is inserted in any front slot except slots 7 and 8 of the main control frame or a
service frame.

II. Interfaces

The SRU only provides a debugging serial port COM0 externally, as shown in Table
3-36.

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Table 3-36 List of interfaces of the SRU

Category Quantity Function Related specification

Used as a debugging RJ48 interface, in conformity
COM0 1
serial port with the RS232 standard

III. Indicators

Table 3-37 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-37 Meanings of indicators of the SRU

Identifica
Indicator Color State Meaning
tion
There is power supply, but the
Always on
board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or the
Always off
board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1
second, The board runs normally in
off for accordance with configuration.
another 1
second)
Running
RUN Green The board is being loaded or it
indicator Flashing
does not run. These two states
fast (4
can be distinguished through the
times per
BAM. If the board is being loaded,
second)
a loading progress bar is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on
The MBus module fails to
for 2
communicate with the board or
seconds,
the board's MBus module runs
off for
offline
another 2
seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

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IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The SRU does not provide any buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

3.18 ECU

3.18.1 Functions

The ECU, the echo cancellation board, is used to cancel echo of voice signals.

EC daughter boards can be attached to the TCU to replace the ECU and provide echo
cancellation functions. EC daughter boards are especially applicable to the networking
cases needing large amounts of EC resources, such as in the gateway exchange, in
order to improve resource usage efficiency.

The ECU provides a dedicated MBus maintenance module and internal FE interfaces
to receive CMU management on resources and OMU/MPU management regarding
operation and maintenance.

3.18.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-20 shows the appearance and components of the ECU.

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MECU

-48V
Power module of 48V/3.3V RUN
5V
and slow start circuit ALM

MPC8245
and its
MBUS peripheral
module circuits

Daughter board 0

TDM
module

Daughter board 1

COM0
OFFLINE

HUAWEI

Figure 3-20 Appearance and components of the ECU

The ECU is mainly composed of a TDM processing module, a clock module, a control
module, a power module, an interface module to tone playing/digit collecting daughter
boards, an MBus module, a backplane interface module and a CPLD control module.

3.18.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The ECU is inserted in any front slot except slots 7 and 8 in the main control frame or a
service frame.

II. Interfaces

The ECU only provides a debugging serial port COM0, as shown in Table 3-38.

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Table 3-38 List of interfaces of the ECU

Category Quantity Function Related specification

Used as a debugging RJ48 interface, in conformity
COM0 1
serial port with the RS232 standard

III. Indicators

Table 3-39 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-39 Meanings of indicators of the ECU

Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
There is power supply, but the
Always on
board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for 1
second)
Running Gree The board is being loaded or it
RUN
indicator n Flashing does not run. These two states
fast (4 can be distinguished through
times per the BAM. If the board is being
second) loaded, a loading progress bar
is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on The MBus module fails to
for 2 communicate with the board or
seconds, the board's MBus module runs
off for 2 offline
seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

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IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The ECU does not provide any buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

3.19 E32

3.19.1 Functions

The E32 is a TDM service interface board, where "E" stands for E1 interface and "32"
represents 32 interfaces provided by one E32. The board thus can provide access for
32 E1 users.

The E32 corresponds to the three physical boards, namely the ME32, the MELC and
the MESC. The functions of the ME32 and the MELC are same. The MESC can resolve
the NO.5 signaling and implement the functions of the other two boards.

The E32 enables the following functions:

z Providing 32 E1 interfaces.
z Providing 32 E1 frames.
z Providing internal FE interfaces to receive management from the OMU/MPU.
z Interacting with the OMU/MPU through a dedicated maintenance module to
monitor board temperature, voltage and control power-on/off.
z Interacting with the OMU/MPU through a dedicated maintenance module to
monitor board temperature, voltage and control power-on/off.
z Receiving the SSM messages through the E1 interface and sending messages to
the clock system.
z Receiving the SSM message from the clock system and sending messages to the
corresponding E1 interface.
z Drawing the line signaling of the R2 signaling or inserting the signaling.
z Receiving and transmitting the NO.5 signaling and the register signaling.
z Providing 8 kHz line clock reference source for the master and slave CLKs by
distributing cables at the board panel.
z Providing service link loopback at all levels and service channel detection within
the board.

3.19.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-21 shows the appearance and components of the E32.

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ME32
J6
RUN
ALM

s5
E1/T1_0-15

s12
s14
J4 s11
J16
s4
s10
J13
8K_OUT

J22 J9
s9 J14
s3 J8
J10
s8
E1/T1_16-31

J15

J3 s1
s6
s2 J12

s7 J11
OFFLINE
J7

s15 s13
J20 J21
ME32

Figure 3-21 Appearance and components of the E32

The appearance and components of the other two boards are same, but their
silkscreens are different. Their figures are not provided here.

The E32 is mainly composed of a main processing module, an MBus maintenance

module and a TDM switching module.

3.19.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The E32 is inserted to any back slot except slots 0, 1,6,7,8 and 9 of the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

The E32 can correspond to any type of front boards.

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II. Interfaces

The E32 provides the following interfaces:

z E1/T1_0-15 (J4): the 2 M E1interface in group 0, connecting the E1 cables 0 to 15.
z E1/T1_16-31 (J3): the 2 M E1 interface in group 1, connecting the E1 cables 16 to
30.
z 8K_OUT: an interface with two 8 kHz clock signal outputs from the same source at
the RS422 level. The 8 kHz line clock signals are derived from one of the 32 E1
interfaces on the E32 and then output to the CLK as the system clock source.
Which E1 interface is selected among the 32 interfaces is determined through
software configuration. By default, the line clock is extracted from the E1 interface
0.

III. Indicators

Table 3-40 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-40 Meanings of indicators of the E32

Identifica
Indicator Color State Meaning
tion
There is power supply, but the
Always on
board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or the
Always off
board is faulty.
Flashing (on
for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for another
1 second)
Running The board is being loaded or it
RUN Green
indicator does not run. These two states
Flashing
can be distinguished through the
fast (4 times
BAM. If the board is being
per second)
loaded, a loading progress bar is
shown.
Flashing
slowly (on The MBus module fails to
for 2 communicate with the board or
seconds, off the board MBus module runs
for another offline
2 seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

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Identifica
Indicator Color State Meaning
tion

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The grounding mode, resistance value and link attribute should be configured for the
ME32 board by the DIP switches. The method of configuring for the ME32 board is
different from that for the other two boards.

The method of configuring the DIP switches on the ME32 is as follows.

z Configure the grounding mode.
The 8-bit DIP switches S2, S3, S4 and S5 on the ME32 are used to set the grounding
modes for T1 cables.

Every one bit switch of S2~S5 corresponds to one interface.

Table 3-41 list the setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-41 Setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch

Name Setting range of the E1 interface

S2 16~23
S3 24~31
S4 0~7
S5 8~15

Table 3-42List the setting method.

Table 3-42 Setting method

Position of the switch Meaning Scenario

For the E1 coaxial cable of 75 ohm
ON grounding
impedance, in a non-balanced mode
no For the E1 twisted pair of 120 ohm
OFF
grounding impedance, in a balanced mode.

z Configure the resistance value of the E1 cable

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The 8-bit DIP switches S6, S7, S8, S9, S10, S11, S12 and S13 on the ME32 are used to
select resistance for E1 cables.

Every two bits switch of the S6~ S13 corresponds to one interface.

Table 3-43 list the setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-43 Setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch

name Setting range of the E1 interface

The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S6
S6 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 24 to 27 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S7
S7 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 20 to 23 respectively in
sequence
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S8
S8 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 28 to 31respectively in
sequence
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S9
S9 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 0 to 3 respectively in
sequence
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S10
S10 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 4 to 7 respectively in
sequence
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S11
S11 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 8 to 11 respectively in
sequence
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S12
S12 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 12 to 15 respectively in
sequence
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S13
S13 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 16 to 19 respectively in
sequence

Table 3-44 list the method of setting the 24th E1 interface by the bits 1 and 5 in the S6
as an example to tell you how to use the DIP switch.

Table 3-44 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 5

ON ON If the resistance value of the 24th E1 cable is 75 ohm.

OFF ON If the resistance value of the 24th E1 cable is 120 ohm.

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z Configure link attribute

The 8-bit DIP switch S14 on the ME32 is used to select link attribute for E1 cables.

Only two bits, bit 1 and bit 2 are useful.

Table 3-45 List the method of setting the link attribute.

Table 3-45 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 2

ON ON If the resistance value of the cable, is 75 ohm

OFF ON If the resistance value of the cable, is 120 ohm

The methods of setting MELC and MESC boards by the DIP switches is same, The
method of setting the MESC board is as follows.
z Configure the grounding mode.
The 8-bit DIP switches S10, S11, S12 and S13 on the MESC are used to set the
grounding modes for E1 cables.

Every one bit switch of S10~S13 corresponds to one interface.

Table 3-46 list the setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-46 Setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch

Name Setting range of the E1 interface

S10 16~23
S11 8~15
S12 0~7
S13 24~31

Table 3-47 List the setting method.

Table 3-47 Setting method

Position of the switch Meaning Scenario

For the E1 coaxial cable of 75 ohm
ON grounding
impedance, in a non-balanced mode
no For the E1 twisted pair of 120 ohm
OFF
grounding impedance, in a balanced mode.

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z Configure the resistance value of the E1 cable

The 8-bit DIP switches S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S8 and S9 on the MESC are used to
select resistance for E1 cables.

Every two bits switch of the S2~ S9 correspond to one interface.

Table 3-48 list the setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-48 Setting range of E1 interface for every DIP switch

name Setting range of the E1 interface

The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S2
S2 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 20 to 23 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S3
S3 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 24 to 27 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S4
S4 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 28 to 31 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S5
S5 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 0 to 3 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S6
S6 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 4 to 7 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S7
S7 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 8 to 11 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S8
S8 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 12 to 15 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S9
S9 switch set the four E1 interfaces from No. 16 to 19 respectively in
sequence.

Table 3-49 list the method of setting the 20th E1 interface by the bits 1 and 5 in the S2
as an example to tell you how to use the DIP switch..

Table 3-49 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 5

ON ON If the resistance value of the 20th E1 cable is 75 ohm.

OFF ON If the resistance value of the 20th E1 cable is 120 ohm.

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z Configure link attribute

The 8-bit DIP switch S14 is used to select link attribute for E1 cables.

Only two bits, bit 1 and bit 2 are useful.

Table 3-50 List the method of setting the link attribute.

Table 3-50 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 2

ON ON If the resistance value of the cable, is 75 ohm

OFF ON If the resistance value of the cable, is 120 ohm

Warning:

The impedance of E1 cables which connected to the E32 must be same. The E32 do
not support 75 ohm E1 cables and 120 ohm E1 cables connect to the same one board.

3.20 T32

3.20.1 Functions

The T32 is a TDM service interface board, where "T" stands for T1 interface and "32"
represents 32 interfaces provided by one T32. The board thus can provide access for
32 T1 users.

The T32 corresponds to the three physical boards, namely theMT32, the MTLC and the
MTSC. The functions of the MT32 and the MTLC are same. The MTSC can resolve the
NO.5 signaling and implement the functions of the other two boards.

The T32 enables the following functions:

z Providing 32 T1 interfaces.
z Providing 32 T1 frames.
z Providing internal FE interfaces to receive management from the OMU/MPU.
z Interacting with the OMU/MPU through a dedicated maintenance module to
monitor board temperature, voltage and control power-on/off.

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z Receiving the SSM messages through the T1 interface and sending messages to
the clock system.
z Receiving the SSM message from the clock system and sending messages to the
corresponding T1 interface.
z Drawing the line signaling of the R2 signaling or inserting the signaling.
z Receiving and transmitting the NO.5 signaling and the register signaling.
z Providing 8 kHz line clock reference source for the master and slave CLKs by
distributing cables at the board panel.
z Providing service link loopback at all levels and service channel detection within
the board.

3.20.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-22 shows the appearance and components of the T32.

MT32

J6
RUN
ALM

s5
E1/T1_0-15

s12
s14
J4 s11
J16
s4
s10
J13
8K_OUT

J22 J9
s9 J14
s3 J8
J10
E1/T1_16-31

s8 J15

J3 s1
s6
s2 J12

s7 J11
OFFLINE J7

s15 s13
J20 J21
MT32

Figure 3-22 Appearance and components of the T32

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The T32 is mainly composed of a main processing module, an MBus maintenance

module and a TDM switching module.

3.20.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The T32 is inserted any back slot except slots 0, 1,6,7,8 and 9 of the main control frame
or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

The T32 can correspond to any type of front of boards.

II. Interfaces

The T32 provides the following interfaces:

z E1/T1_0-15 (J4): the 1.544 M T1 interface in group 0, connecting the T1 cables 0
to 15.
z E1/T1_16-31 (J3): the 1.544 M T1 interface in group 1, connecting the T1 cables
16 to 31.
z 8K_OUT: an interface with two 8 kHz clock signal outputs from the same source at
the RS422 level. The 8 kHz line clock signals are derived from one of the 32 T1
interfaces on the T32 and then output to the CLK as the system clock source.
Which T1 interface is selected among the 32 interfaces is determined through
software configuration. By default, the line clock is extracted from the T1 interface
0.

III. Indicators

Table 3-51 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-51 Meanings of indicators of the T32

Identifica
Indicator Color State Meaning
tion
Running There is power supply, but the
RUN Green Always on
indicator board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or the
Always off
board is faulty.
Flashing (on
for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for another
1 second)

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Identifica
Indicator Color State Meaning
tion
The board is being loaded or it
does not run. These two states
Flashing
can be distinguished through the
fast (4 times
BAM. If the board is being
per second)
loaded, a loading progress bar is
shown.
Flashing
slowly (on The MBus module fails to
for 2 communicate with the board or
seconds, off the board MBus module runs
for another offline
2 seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The grounding mode, resistance value and link attribute should be configured for the
MT32 board by the DIP switches. The method of configuring for the MT32 board is
different from that for the other two boards.

The method of configuring the DIP switches on the MT32 is as follows.

z Configure the grounding mode.
The 8-bit DIP switches S2, S3, S4 and S5 on the MT32 are used to set the grounding
modes for T1 cables.

Every one bit switch of S2~S5 corresponds to one interface.

Table 3-52 list the setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-52 Setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch

Name Setting range of the T1 interface

S2 16~23
S3 24~31
S4 0~7
S5 8~15

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Table 3-53List the setting method.

Table 3-53 Setting method

Position of the switch Meaning Scenario

no For the T1 twisted pair of 100 ohm
OFF
grounding impedance, in a balanced mode.

z Configure the resistance value of the T1 cable

The 8-bit DIP switches S6, S7, S8, S9, S10, S11, S12 and S13 on the MT32 are used to
select resistance for T1 cables.

Every two bits switch of the S6~ S12 correspond to one interface.

Table 3-54 list the setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-54 Setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch

name Setting range of the T1 interface

The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S6
S6 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 24 to 27 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S7
S7 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 20 to 23 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S8
S8 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 28 to 31 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S9
S9 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 0 to 3 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S10
S10 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 4 to 7 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S11
S11 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 8 to 11 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S12
S12 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 12 to 15 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S13
S13 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 16 to 19 respectively in
sequence.

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Table 3-55 list the method of setting the 24th T1 interface by the bits 1 and 5 in the S6
as an example to tell you how to use the DIP switch.

Table 3-55 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 5

ON OFF The resistance value of the 24th T1 cable is 100 ohm.

z Configure link attribute

The 8-bit DIP switch S14 on the MT32 is used to select link attribute for T1 cables.

Only two bits, bit 1 and bit 2 are useful.

Table 3-56 List the method of setting the link attribute.

Table 3-56 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 2

ON OFF The resistance value of the cable, is 100 ohm

The methods of setting MTLC and MTSC boards by the DIP switch are same. The
method of setting the MTSC board is provided herer.
z Configure the grounding mode.
The 8-bit DIP switches S10, S11, S12 and S13 on the MTSC are used to set the
grounding modes for T1 cables.

Every one bit switch of S10~S13 corresponds to one interface.

Table 3-57 list the setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-57 Setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch

Name Setting range of the T1 interface

S10 16~23
S11 8~15
S12 0~7
S13 24~31

Table 3-58 List the setting method.

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Table 3-58 Setting method

Position of the switch Meaning Scenario

no For the T1 twisted pair of 100 ohm
OFF
grounding impedance, in a balanced mode.

z Configure the resistance value of the T1 cable

The 8-bit DIP switches S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S8 and S9 on the MTSC are used to
select resistance for T1 cables.

Every two bits switch of the S2~ S9 correspond to one interface.

Table 3-59 list the setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch.

Table 3-59 Setting range of T1 interface for every DIP switch

name Setting range of the T1 interface

The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S2
S2 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 20 to 23 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S3
S3 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 24 to 27 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S4
S4 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 28 to 31 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S5
S5 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 0 to 3 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S6
S6 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 4 to 7 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S7
S7 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 8 to 11 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S8
S8 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 12 to 15 respectively in
sequence.
The four pairs of bits 1 and 5, 2 and 6, 3 and 7, and 4 and 8 of the S9
S9 switch set the four T1 interfaces from No. 16 to 19 respectively in
sequence.

Table 3-60 list the method of setting the 20th T1 interface by the bits 1 and 5 in the S2
as an example to tell you how to use the DIP switch.

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Table 3-60 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 5

ON OFF The resistance value of the 20th T1 cable is 100 ohm.

z Configure link attribute

The 8-bit DIP switch S14 on the MTSC is used to select link attribute for T1 cables.

Only two bits, bit 1 and bit 2 are useful.

Table 3-60 List the method of setting the link attribute.

Table 3-61 Setting method

Position of the switch

Scenario
1 2

ON OFF The resistance value of the cable, is 100 ohm

3.21 S2L

3.21.1 Functions

The S2L, a TDM service interface board, provides two 155 M SDH optical interfaces. In
the name S2L, "S" indicates SDH optical interface, "2" means that each board provides
two optical interfaces, and "L" stands for STM-1 rate (STM-4 rate is represented by
“H”).

The S2L logical board includes two physical boards, namely, MS2L and MS2E. The
MS2L provides two 155 Mbit/s SDH optical interfaces for bearing TDM services, which
adopt swappable optical modules. The MS2E provides two 155 Mbit/s SDH electrical
interfaces for bearing TDM services. Except for the different interfaces provided, they
are the same in functions.

The S2L enables the following functions:

z Extracting clock signals and forming frames at the two 155 M optical interfaces.
z Processing overheads of regenerator section and multiplex section of optical
signals and checking communication over optical channels.
z Implementing SDH mapping, de-mapping and processing overheads of high-order
path and low-order path.
z Forming 2*63 E1/T1 frames and performing DS0 switch.

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Note:
A single-mode optical interface board and a multi-mode optical interface board appear
the same, but different in optical connecter type used. Distinguish them by silkscreen
prints beside optical modules.

3.21.2 Appearance and Components

Except for silkscreen prints and interface modules, the MS2L and MS2E have the same
hardware structure. Figure 3-23 shows the appearance and components of the MS2L.

MS2L

RUN J5 MBUS
ALM
ACT
T K
N
AC LI
0
U19
TX 0
X
R
T K
IN
AC L 1
TX 1
X
R
U18
8K_OUT

J18

J8

J17 J7
COM0

J9

OFFLINE
S1
J16 J11 J10
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Figure 3-23 Appearance and components of the S2L

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3.21.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The S2L is inserted to any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the main control
frame or the back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

II. Interfaces

Table 3-62 lists the interfaces of the S2L.

Table 3-62 List of interfaces of the S2L

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

Used as
On the
COM0 1 debugging serial RJ48 with RS232 level
panel
port
Two 155 Mbit/s
Service On the
2 SDH service
interface panel
interfaces
Two interfaces for
On the outputting 8 kHz
8K_OUT 1 RJ45 with RS422 level
panel clock signals from
the same source

III. Indicators

Table 3-63 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-63 Meanings of indicators of the S2L

Identifica
Indicator Color State Meaning
tion
Running There is power supply, but the
RUN Green Always on
indicator board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or the
Always off
board is faulty.
Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for another
1 second)

Flashing The board is being loaded or it

fast (4 does not run. These two states
times per can be distinguished through the
second) BAM. If the board is being loaded,
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Identifica
Indicator Color State Meaning
tion
a loading progress bar is shown.
Flashing
slowly (on
The MBus module fails to
for 2
communicate with the board or
seconds,
the board MBus module runs
off for
offline
another 2
seconds)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such as in
Always on
Working the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service such
Always off
as in the slave state.
The line is in synchronous state
and the line specifications and
Service Always on
optical power meet the
interface requirements.
link LINK Green
connection The line is in asynchronous state
indicator and the line specifications and
Always off
optical power do not meet the
requirements.
Service Always on The interface is active
interface
Orang
channel ACT
e Always off The interface is standby
working
indicator

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The S2L provides no buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

V. Technical Specifications

Table 3-64 shows the technical specifications of the MS2L.

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Table 3-64 Technical specifications of the MS2L

Item Specification
Transmission
2 km 15 km 40 km 80 km
distance
—19 to —14 —15 to —8
Transmitting power –5 to 0 dBm –5 to 0 dBm
dBm dBm
Receiving sensibility —30 dBm > —29 dBm > —34 dBm > —34 dBm
Interface capability STM-1 x 2
E1: 63 x 2,
Framer capacity
T1: 84 x 2
Switching capacity 4 K DS0 switching
Electromagnetic
CLASS B
characteristics

Table 3-65 shows the technical specifications of the MS2E.

Table 3-65 Technical specifications of the MS2E

Item Specification
Bit rate of output
155520 kbit/s +/- 20 ppm
signals
Waveform and
parameter of output In conformity with the TABLE 11/G.703 requirements
signals
Allowable frequency
deviation of input 155520 kbit/s +/- 20 ppm
interface
Allowable attenuation
Attenuation range (0 to 12.7DB) @ 78 MHz
of input interface
Over-voltage
In conformity with the ITU-T K.41 recommendation
protection for interface
Reflection attenuation
Not less than 15 dB, with the frequency range 8000 to
of input/output
240000 kHz
interface
Input jitter tolerance In conformity with the ITU-T G.703 recommendation
Output jitter tolerance In conformity with the ITU-T G.703 recommendation
Interface capability STM-1 x 2
E1: 63 x 2,
Framer capacity
T1: 84 x 2

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Item Specification
Switching capacity 4 K DS0 switching
Electromagnetic
CLASS B
characteristics

3.22 E8T

3.22.1 Functions

The E8T, the back IP interface board, is used to provide 10/100 M Ethernet interfaces
for IP service boards. In the name E8T, "E" means that the board provides Ethernet
interfaces, "8" means that each board provides eight interfaces, and "T" indicates that
the Ethernet interface is connected with twisted pair.

The backup interface board of the E8T is BFE, which is the same with the E8T except
that the BFE has no interface module.

The E8T enables the following functions:

z Providing eight 10/100Base-TX Ethernet interfaces in conformity with the
IEEE8002.3z and IEEE802.3u standards.
z Facilitating switchover between master and slave service boards.

Caution:

The transmission distance of the twisted pair connected to the E8T cannot be longer
than 100 m

The E8T has a dedicated MBus maintenance module but no internal FE interfaces.
Therefore, the OMU/MPU operates and manages the E8T through the front IP service
board.

3.22.2 Appearance and Components

Different from the E8T, the BFE has no interfaces or interface modules. Figure 3-24
shows the appearance and components of the E8T.

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ME8T
J2
RUN U6
ALM
ACT
FE3 FE2 FE1 FE0

Daughter
board
FE6 FE5 FE4

U20

U22
FE7

OFFLINE
S1

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Figure 3-24 Appearance and components of the E8T

The E8T is mainly composed of a power module (U6), a maintenance module

(daughter board), a main processing module (U20), and a control and switching
module (U22).

3.22.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The E8T is inserted to any back slots except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in service frame.

The E8T permanently corresponds to the RPU in the front slot.

II. Interfaces

Table 3-66 lists the interfaces of the E8T.

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Table 3-66 List of interfaces of the E8T

Related
Category Position Quantity Function
specification
To provide eight In conformity with
10/100BASE-
On the 10/100BASE-TX the IEEE802.3 and
TX Ethernet 8
panel Ethernet service IEEE802.3u
interface
access interfaces standards

III. Indicators

Each network interface has two indicators. One is used to indicate connection status,
and the other is to indicate rate. Table 3-67 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-67 Meanings of indicators of the E8T

Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
There is power supply, but
Always on
the board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing (on
for 1 second, The board runs normally in
Running off for 1 accordance with
RUN Green
indicator another configuration.
second)
Flashing
The MBus module fails to
slowly (on for
communicate with the board
2 seconds, off
or the board MBus module
for another 2
runs offline
seconds)
Always on or
Alarm The board is faulty.
ALM Red flashing fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such
Always on
Working as in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service
Always off
such as in the slave state.

Network The interface works in 100M

Always on
interface mode
Green
speed The interface works in 10M
indicator Always off
mode

Network Orang Always on The link is through.

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Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
interface e Always off The link is not through.
connection
indicator Some data are being
Flashing received or transmitted
through the link

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out
indicator Always off
the board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The E8T does not provide any buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

3.23 E1G

3.23.1 Functions

The E1G, a back service interface board, provides one GE data channel for the front IP
service board, and implements switchover between master and slave service boards.

With different optical modules, the E1G is applicable to different transmission

distances.

The backup interface board of the E1G is BGE. They are the same except that the BGE
has no interface module.

The E1G enable the following functions:

z Providing one GE interface in conformity with the IEEE8002.3z standard.
z Receiving and processing the serial configuration and management information
from front service boards.
z Facilitating switchover between master and slave service boards.
z Monitoring device status and temperature through a special maintenance module,
and controlling board power-on sequence through a special internal module to
avoid attack from instant currents.

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Note:
A single-mode optical interface board and a multi-mode optical interface board are
different in optical connector types used not in appearance. See the silkscreen prints
beside the optical modules to distinguish them.

3.23.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-25 shows the appearance and components of the E1G.

MG1O

RUN
U6 J2
ALM
ACT
NK
T LI
AC 0 U11
TX
0
RX

Daughter
board

U10

U22

S1
OFFLINE

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Figure 3-25 Appearance and components of the MG1O

The E1G is mainly composed of a power module (U6), an optical module (U11), a
maintenance module (daughter board), a main processing module (U10), and a control
and switching module (U22).

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3.23.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The E1G is inserted in any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

It permanently corresponds to the RPU in the front slot.

II. Interfaces

Table 3-68 lists the interfaces of the E1G.

Table 3-68 List of interfaces of the E1G

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

TX0/RX0 On the 1 To provide GE GE interface in
panel service access conformity with the
IEEE802.3z standard

The interfaces in the E1G require LC-type optical connectors. The single-mode optical
interface can only be connected to single-mode optical fiber and the multi-mode
interface can only be connected to multi-mode optical fiber. Before connecting optical
fibers, check if the connector type and fiber type match the optical interface on the E1G.

All optical modules comply with China safety standards.

Caution:

When a network interface module is in working state but not connecting any optical
connector or being covered with a dust-proof cap, do NOT look at the optical interface
to protect eyes from being hurt by radiation.

III. Indicators

Table 3-69 shows the meanings of the indicators.

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Table 3-69 Meanings of indicators of the E1G

Indicator Identification Color State Meaning

Running RUN Green Always on There is power supply, but
indicator the board is faulty.
Always off There is no power supply,
or the board is faulty.
Flashing (on The board runs normally in
for 1 second, accordance with
off for another configuration.
1 second)
Flashing The MBus module fails to
slowly (on for communicate with the
2 seconds, off board or the board MBus
for another 2 module runs offline
seconds)
Alarm ALM Red Always on or The board is faulty.
indicator flashing fast
Always off The board is normal.
Working ACT Green Always on The board is in service
indicator such as in the master
state.
Always off The board is out of service
such as in the slave state.
Gigabit LINK Green Always on The link is through.
optical
interface Always off No data are being
link received and transmitted
indicator or the link is not through.

Gigabit ACT Orang Flashing Some data are being

optical e received or transmitted
interface through the link
working
indicator Always off No data are being
received and transmitted
or the link is not through.
Hot OFFLINE Blue Always on The board can be pulled
swappable out.
indicator
Always off It is not allowed to pull out
the board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The E1G does not provide any buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

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3.24 A4L

3.24.1 Functions

The A4L, a back service interface board, provides four 155 M ATM service data
channels. In the name A4L, “A” stands for ATM service, "4" means that each board
provides four optical interfaces, and "L" stands for STM-1 rate (the relative "H" stands
for STM-4 rate).

With different optical modules, the A4L or P4L can be applied to different transmission
distances.

The A4L enables the following functions:

z Providing four 155 M single-mode/multi-mode ATM/POS optical interfaces of LC
type to implement physical layer functions of network connections.
z Facilitating switchover between master and slave service boards.
z Monitoring device status and temperature through a special maintenance module,
and controlling board power-on sequence through a special internal module to
avoid attack from instant currents.

Note:
A single-mode optical interface board and a multi-mode optical interface board are
different in optical connector types used not in appearance. See the silkscreen prints
beside the optical modules to distinguish them.

3.24.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-26 shows the appearance and components of the A4L.

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MA4L

RUN
J2
ALM U6
ACT
T K
N
LI 0
AC X
T 0
U1
X
R
T K
N
AC LI 1
TX 1
X
U9
R
T K
N
AC LI 2
TX2
X U11 Daughter
T
R
N
K board
AC LI 3
TX 3
R
X U10
8K_OUT

U23 J3

U22

S1
OFFLINE

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Figure 3-26 Appearance and components of the A4L

The A4L is mainly composed of a power module (U6), a special maintenance module
(daughter board), two data and management modules (U22 and U23) and several
optical modules (U1, U9, U10 and U11).

3.24.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The A4L is inserted to any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

The back board of the A4L ASU.

II. Interfaces

The A4L provides four 155 M single-mode/multi-mode ATM/POS optical interfaces and
one 8 kHz clock output interface, as described in Table 3-70.

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Table 3-70 List of interfaces of the A4L or P4L

Related
Category Position Quantity Function
specification
Clock On the To provide two 8 kHz RJ48 interface with
2
interface panel clock outputs RS422 level
155 M
To provide four 155 M In conformity with the
ATM/POS On the
4 ATM/POS optical OC-3 SDH/SONET
optical panel
interfaces standard
interface

The interfaces on the A4L require LC-type optical connectors. The single-mode optical
interface can only be connected to single-mode optical fiber and the multi-mode
interface can only be connected to multi-mode optical fiber.

Before connecting optical fibers, check if the connector type and fiber type match the
optical interface on the A4L.

Caution:

When a network interface module is in working state but not connecting any optical
connector or being covered with a dust-proof cap, do NOT look at the optical interface
to protect eyes from being hurt by radiation.

III. Indicators

Table 3-71 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-71 Meanings of indicators of the A4L or A4L

Identific
Indicator Color State Meaning
ation
Always There is power supply, but the
on board is faulty.
Always There is no power supply, or the
off board is faulty.
Running
RUN Green Flashing
indicator
(on for 1
second, The board runs normally in
off for accordance with configuration.
another 1
second)

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Identific
Indicator Color State Meaning
ation
Always
on or
The board is faulty.
Alarm flashing
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always
The board is normal.
off
Always The board is in service such as in
Working on the master state.
ACT Green
indicator Always The board is out of service such as
off in the slave state.

Optical Always
The link works normally
interface on
LINK Green
link Always
indicator The link is faulty
off

Optical Some data are being received or

Flashing
interface transmitted through the link
ACT Orange
working Always No data are being received or
indicator off transmitted through the link
Always
Hot The board can be pulled out.
OFFLIN on
swappable Blue
E Always It is not allowed to pull out the board
indicator
off at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The A4L or P4L does not provide any DIP switches, DIP switches or jumpers.

3.25 EAC

3.25.1 Functions

The EAC, a 32-port E1 service interface board employing IMA mechanism, provides 32
accesses of 2 M broadband E1 services. In the name EAC, "E" stands for 2 M E1
interface, “A” represents ATM, and “C” means card.

The EAC enables the following functions:

z Providing 32 E1 interfaces.
z Providing 32 E1 frames.
z Supporting 32 IMA groups, each of which supports up to 32 links.

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z Providing master and slave CAN bus backplane interfaces, with bus bandwidth
totaling 1 Mbit/s, to reporting board information, conducting on-line JTAG test on
such components as EPLD loading logics.
z Providing 8 kHz clock reference source for the master and slave CLKs.
z Conducting all-level loopback on service links.
z Self-recovering software and locating faults.
z Switching between boards on line.
The EAC and TAC use the same PCB with the same hardware structure, but different
software and silkscreens on the handle bars.

3.25.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-27 shows the appearance and components of the EAC.

MEAC
J2
RUN
ALM
ACT
J4
s6
E1/T1_0-15

s12
J6
J13
s11
s5

s10
8K_OUT

J12 J3
s9
s8
E1/T1_16-31

s16
J14
s15
s7

s14
OFFLINE s3 s4
s13
s1
MEAC

Figure 3-27 Appearance and components of the EAC

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The EAC is mainly composed of a power module (U1), a maintenance module (U5), an
interface switching module (U2), a service processing module (U3) and an interface
module (U4).

3.25.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The EAC is inserted to any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

The front board of the EAC is ASU.

II. Interfaces

The EAC provides the following interfaces:

z E1/T1_0-15 (J13): the E1 interface in group 0, connecting E1 cables 0 to 15
z E1/T1_16-31 (J14): the E1 interface in group 1, connecting E1 cables 16 to 31
z 8K_OUT (J12): an interface with two 8 kHz clock signal outputs from the same
source at RS422 level. The 8 kHz line clock signals are derived from one of the 32
E1 interfaces on the EAC and then output to the CLK as the system clock source.
Which E1 interface is selected among the 32 interfaces is determined through
software configuration. By default, the line clock is extracted from the E1 interface
0.

III. Indicators

Table 3-72 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-72 Meanings of indicators of the EAC

Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
Running There is power supply, but the
RUN Green Always on
indicator board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing (on
for 1 second, The board runs normally in
off for 1 accordance with configuration.
second)

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Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
The board is being loaded or it
does not run. These two states
Flashing fast
can be distinguished through
(4 times per
the BAM. If the board is being
second)
loaded, a loading progress bar
is shown.
Flashing The MBus module fails to
slowly (on for communicate with the board or
2 seconds, off the board's MBus module runs
for 2 seconds) offline
Always on or
Alarm The board is faulty.
ALM Red flashing fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such as
Always on
Working in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service such
Always off
as in the slave state.
Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.
swappabl
OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
e Always off
indicator board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The button S1 is used to reset the board.

S4, S5, S2 and S3 are all 8-bit DIP switches, which are used to set grounding mode for
E1 cables.

E1 coaxial cables with 75 ohm impedance shall ground in a non-balanced mode, and
E1 twisted pair with c120 ohm impedance in a balanced mode.

S4 is used to set grounding mode for E1 cables 0 to 7, S5 for E1 cables 8 to 15, S2 for
E1 cables 16 to 23, and S3 for E1 cables 24 to 31.

For E1 coaxial cables with 75 ohm impedance, the corresponding DIP switches are set
to "ON", and for E1 twisted pair with 120 ohm impedance, the corresponding DIP
switches are set to "OFF".

S9, S10, S11, S12, S13, S14, S15 and S16 are all 8-bit DIP switches, which are used in
combination to set resistance for E1 cables. The switch bits 1 and 5 of the S12 are used
to set resistance for E1 cable 0. Table 3-73 shows the setting methods.

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Table 3-73 DIP switch setting for the EAC

Matching resistance 75 ohm 120 ohm

S12.1 state ON OFF
S12.5 state ON ON

The switch bits 2 and 6 of S12 are used to set resistance for E1 cable 1, the switch bits
3 and 7 of S12 are used to set resistance for E1 cable 2, and switch bits 4 and 8 of S12
are used to set resistance for E1 cable 3. The setting methods are the same as
described in Table 3-73.

DIP switches S11, S10, S9, S16, S15, S14 and S13 are used to set resistance for E1
cables 4 to 7, 8 to 11, 12 to 15, 16 to 19, 20 to 23, 24 to 27 and 28 to 31 respectively.
That is, each DIP switch can set resistance for four E1 cables, and the setting method is
the same as described in Table 3-73.

Table 3-74 describes the jumpers of the EAC.

Table 3-74 Jumper description

Jumper State Function

To disable the MBus module to control the power-on
Closed of the board, but enable direct power-on.
J2 This jumper is used for debugging.
To enable the MBus module to control power-on of
Unclosed the board.

V. Technical Specifications

Table 3-75 shows the technical specifications of the EAC.

Table 3-75 Technical specifications of the EAC

Item Specification
Long cable: 1500 m;
Transmission distance
Short cable: 400 m
Transmission cable 120 ohm twisted pair and 75 ohm coaxial cable
IMA1.1 protocol, compatible with 1.0, supporting 32
IMA
IMA groups
Interface capability 32 E1 interfaces
Transmission code HDB3, AMI

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Item Specification
Maximum receiving
–43 dB/1024 kHz
sensibility
Electromagnetic
CLASS B
characteristics

3.26 TAC

3.26.1 Functions

The TAC, a 32-port T1 service interface board employing IMA mechanism, provides 32
accesses of 2 M broadband T1 services. In the name TAC, "T" stands for 1.544 M T1
interface, “A” represents ATM, and “C” means card.

The TAC enables the following functions:

z Providing 32 T1 interfaces.
z Providing 32 T1 frames.
z Supporting 32 IMA groups, each of which supports up to 32 links.
z Providing master and slave CAN bus backplane interfaces, with bus bandwidth
totaling 1 Mbit/s, to reporting board information, conducting on-line JTAG test on
such components as EPLD loading logics.
z Providing 8 kHz clock reference source for the master and slave CLKs.
z Conducting all-level loopback on service links.
z Self-recovering software and locating faults.
z Switching between boards on line.
The EAC and TAC use the same PCB with the same hardware structure, but different
software and silkscreens on the handle bars.

3.26.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-28 shows the appearance and components of the TAC.

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MTAC
J2
RUN
ALM
U1
ACT
J4
s6 U5
U4
E1/T1_0-15

s12
J6
J13 s11
s5
s10
8K_OUT

J12 J3
s9
s8 U2
E1/T1_16-31

s16
J14
s15
s7
U3
s14
OFFLINE s3 s4
s13
s1
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Figure 3-28 Appearance and components of the TAC

The EAC is mainly composed of a power module (U1), a maintenance module (U5), an
interface switching module (U2), a service processing module (U3) and an interface
module (U4).

3.26.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The TAC is inserted to any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

The front board of the TAC is ASU.

II. Interfaces

The TAC provides the following interfaces:

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z E1/T1_0-15 (J13): the T1 interface in group 0, connecting T1 cables 0 to 15

z E1/T1_16-31 (J14): the T1 interface in group 1, connecting T1 cables 16 to 31
z 8K_OUT (J12): an interface with two 8 kHz clock signal outputs from the same
source at RS422 level. The 8 kHz line clock signals are derived from one of the 32
T1 interfaces on the TAC and then output to the CLK as the system clock source.
Which T1 interface is selected among the 32 interfaces is determined through
software configuration. By default, the line clock is extracted from the T1 interface
0.

III. Indicators

Table 3-76 shows the meanings of the indicators.

Table 3-76 Meanings of indicators of the TAC

Identificati
Indicator Color State Meaning
on
There is power supply, but the
Always on
board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or
Always off
the board is faulty.
Flashing (on
for 1 second, The board runs normally in
off for 1 accordance with configuration.
second)
Running
RUN Green The board is being loaded or it
indicator
does not run. These two states
Flashing fast
can be distinguished through
(4 times per
the BAM. If the board is being
second)
loaded, a loading progress bar
is shown.
Flashing The MBus module fails to
slowly (on for communicate with the board or
2 seconds, off the board's MBus module runs
for 2 seconds) offline
Always on or
Alarm The board is faulty.
ALM Red flashing fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such as
Always on
Working in the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service such
Always off
as in the slave state.
Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.
swappabl
OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
e Always off
indicator board at the moment

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IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The button S1 is used to reset the board.

S4, S5, S2 and S3 are all 8-bit DIP switches, which are used to set grounding mode for
T1 cables. T1 twisted pair with 120 ohm impedance shall ground in a balanced mode.

S4 is used to set grounding mode for T1 cables 0 to 7, S5 for T1 cables 8 to 15, S2 for
T1 cables 16 to 23, and S3 for T1 cables 24 to 31.

For T1 twisted pair with 120 ohm impedance, the corresponding DIP switches are set to
"OFF".

S9, S10, S11, S12, S13, S14, S15 and S16 are all 8-bit DIP switches, which are used in
combination to set resistance for T1 cables. The switch bits 1 and 5 of the S12 are used
to set resistance for T1 cable 0. Table 3-77 shows the setting methods.

Table 3-77 DIP switch setting for the TAC

Matching resistance 75 ohm 120 ohm

S12.1 state ON OFF
S12.5 state ON ON

The switch bits 2 and 6 of S12 are used to set resistance for T1 cable 1, the switch bits
3 and 7 of S12 are used to set resistance for T1 cable 2, and switch bits 4 and 8 of S12
are used to set resistance for T1 cable 3. The setting methods are the same as
described in Table 3-77.

DIP switches S11, S10, S9, S16, S15, S14 and S13 are used to set resistance for T1
cables 4 to 7, 8 to 11, 12 to 15, 16 to 19, 20 to 23, 24 to 27 and 28 to 31 respectively.
That is, each DIP switch can set resistance for four T1 cables, and the setting method is
the same as described in Table 3-77.

Table 3-78 describes the jumpers of the TAC.

Table 3-78 Jumper description

Jumper State Function

To disable the MBus module to control the power-on
Closed of the board, but enable direct power-on.
J2 This jumper is used for debugging.
To enable the MBus module to control power-on of
Unclosed the board.

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V. Technical Specifications

Table 3-79 shows the technical specifications of the TAC.

Table 3-79 Technical specifications of the TAC

Item Specification
Long cable: 1500 m;
Transmission distance
Short cable: 400 m
Transmission cable 120 ohm twisted pair
IMA1.1 protocol, compatible with 1.0, supporting 32
IMA
IMA groups
Interface capability 32 T1 interfaces
Transmission code B8ZS, AMI
Maximum receiving
—36 dB/772 kHz
sensibility
Electromagnetic
CLASS B
characteristics

3.27 P4L

3.27.1 Functions

The P4L, a back service interface board, provides four 155 M IP service data channels.

Compared with the A4L, the P4L has the same hardware but different software.

In the name P4L “P” stands for POS service, "4" means four optical interfaces, and "L"
stands for STM-1 rate (the relative "H" stands for STM-4 rate).

With different optical modules, the P4L is applicable to different transmission distances.

The P4L enables the following functions:

z Providing four 155 M single-mode/multi-mode POS optical interfaces of LC type to
implement physical layer function of network connections.
z Facilitating switchover between master and slave service boards.
z Monitoring device status and temperature through a special maintenance module,
and controlling board power-on sequence through a special internal module to
avoid attack from instant currents.

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Note:
A single-mode optical interface board and a multi-mode optical interface board are
different in optical connector types used not in appearance. See the silkscreen prints
beside the optical modules to distinguish them.

3.27.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-29 shows the appearance and components of the P4L.

MP4L

J2 U6
RUN
ALM
ACT
K U1
T LIN
AC X0
T 0
RX
T K U9
AC LIN 1
X
T 1 Daughter
RX
NK U11 board
T LI
AC 2
TX 2
X
R K

AC
T LI
N
3
U10
TX3
RX

U23 J3
8K_OUT

U22

S1
OFFLINE

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Figure 3-29 Appearance and components of the P4L

The P4L is mainly composed of a power module (U6), a special maintenance module
(daughter board), two data and management modules channel (U22 and U23) and
several optical modules (U1, U9, U10 and U11).

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3.27.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The P4L is inserted to any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

Its corresponding front board is RPU.

II. Interfaces

The P4L provides four 155 M single-mode/multi-mode POS optical interfaces and one
8 kHz clock output interface, as described in Table 3-80.

Table 3-80 List of interfaces of the P4L

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

Clock On the 1 To provide two 8 RJ48 interface with
interface panel kHz clock outputs RS422 level
155 M On the 4 To provide four In conformity with the
POS panel 155 M POS optical OC-3 SDH/SONET
optical interfaces standard
interface

The optical interfaces on the P4L require LC-type connectors.

The single-mode optical interface can only be connected to single-mode optical fibers
and the multi-mode interface to multi-mode optical fibers.

Before connecting optical fibers, check if the connector type and fiber type match the
optical interface type.

Caution:

If an interface module is in working state but not connected with an optical connector or
covered with a dust-proof cap, do NOT look at the optical interface to protect eyes from
being hurt by radiation.

III. Indicators

Table 3-81 shows the meanings of the indicators.

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Table 3-81 Meanings of indicators of the P4L

Identific
Indicator Color State Meaning
ation
Always There is power supply, but the
on board is faulty.
Always There is no power supply, or the
off board is faulty.
Running
RUN Green
indicator Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second,
accordance with configuration.
off for 1
second)
Always
on or
The board is faulty.
Alarm flashing
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always
The board is normal.
off
Always The board is in service such as in
Working on the master state.
ACT Green
indicator Always The board is out of service such as
off in the slave state.

Optical Always
The link works normally
interface on
LINK Green
link Always
indicator The link is faulty
off

Optical Some data are being received or

Flashing
interface Orang transmitted through the link
ACT
working e Always No data are being received or
indicator off transmitted through the link
Always
Hot The board can be pulled out.
on
swappable OFFLINE Blue
indicator Always It is not allowed to pull out the board
off at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The P4L does not provide any buttons, DIP switches or jumpers.

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3.28 P1H

3.28.1 Functions

The P1H, a back service interface board, provides one 622 M IP service data channel,
and facilitates switchover between master and slave service boards.

In the name P1H, “P” stands for POS service, "1" means one optical interface, and "H"
stands for STM-4 rate (the relative "L" stands for STM-1 rate).

With different optical modules, the P1H is applicable to different transmission

distances.

The P1H enables the following functions:

z Providing one 622 M single-mode/multi-mode POS optical interface of LC type to
implement physical layer function of network connections.
z Facilitating switchover between master and slave service boards.
z Monitoring device status and temperature through a special maintenance module,
and controlling board power-on sequence through a special internal module to
avoid attack from instant currents.

Note:
A single-mode optical interface board and a multi-mode optical interface board are
different in optical connector types used not in appearance. See the silkscreen prints
beside the optical modules to distinguish them.

3.28.2 Appearance and Components

Figure 3-30 shows the appearance and components of the P1H.

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MP1H

RUN D3
ALM D1 U6
ACT D2
K
T N
LI
AC D32
0
TX 0
R
X
J7
Daughter
board

U9
8K_OUT

J4 J3

U22

S1
OFFLINE

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Figure 3-30 Appearance and components of the P1H

The P1H is mainly composed of a power module (U6), a special maintenance module
(daughter board), data and management modules and optical modules.

3.28.3 Usage Guide

I. Slot Positions

The P1H is inserted to any back slot except slots 0, 1, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of the main control
frame or any back slot except slots 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a service frame.

Its corresponding front board is VPU.

II. Interfaces

The P1H provides one 622 M single-mode/multi-mode POS optical interface and one 8
kHz clock output interface, as described in Table 3-82.

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Table 3-82 List of interfaces of the P1H

Category Position Quantity Function Related specification

Clock On the 1 To provide two 8 RJ48 interface with
interface panel kHz clock outputs RS422 level
8k_OUT
622 M On the 4 To provide one In conformity with the
POS panel 622 M POS optical OC-3 SDH/SONET
optical interfaces standard
interface

The optical interfaces on the P1H require LC-type connectors.

The single-mode optical interface can only be connected to single-mode optical fibers
and the multi-mode interface to multi-mode optical fibers.

Before connecting optical fibers, check if the connector type and fiber type match the
optical interface type.

Caution:

If an interface module is in working state but not connected with an optical connector or
covered with a dust-proof cap, do NOT look at the optical interface to protect eyes from
being hurt by radiation.

III. Indicators

Table 3-83 shows the meanings of the indicators.

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Table 3-83 Meanings of indicators of the P1H

Identific
Indicator Color State Meaning
ation
There is power supply, but the
Always on
board is faulty.
There is no power supply, or the
Always off
board is faulty.
Running
RUN Green
indicator Flashing
(on for 1
The board runs normally in
second, off
accordance with configuration.
for 1
second)
Always on
Alarm or flashing The board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always off The board is normal.
The board is in service such as in
Always on
Working the master state.
ACT Green
indicator The board is out of service such
Always off
as in the slave state.
Optical Always on The link works normally
interface
LINK Green
link Always off The link is faulty
indicator

Optical Some data are being received or

Flashing
interface Orang transmitted through the link
ACT
working e No data are being received or
indicator Always off
transmitted through the link

Hot Always on The board can be pulled out.

swappable OFFLINE Blue It is not allowed to pull out the
indicator Always off
board at the moment

IV. Buttons, DIP Switches and Jumpers

The P1H provides no DIP switches. On the board panel, there are jumpers and reset
button, which are used for internal debugging use only.

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Chapter 4 Cables

4.1 About the Chapter

This chapter contains the following sections:

z Introduction to Cables in UMG8900 Equipment
z Introduction to Internal Cables
z Introduction to External Cables

4.2 Introduction to Cables in UMG8900 Equipment

4.2.1 Categories of Cables in UMG8900 Equipment

The cables used in the UMG8900 equipment include internal cables and external
cables. Each kind is subdivided into signal cables and power cables, and external
signal cables also include ordinary signal cables and optical fibers.

4.2.2 Overview of Internal Cables

Internal cables are used inside the equipment and necessary for the equipment to
implement functions. The internal cables include internal power cables, internal
protection grounding cables, and internal signal cables.

The internal power cables and protection grounding cable include:

z Power cable from power distribution subrack to MGW subrack,
z Power cable from MGW subrack to fan box, and
z Protection grounding cable of subrack.
The internal signal cables include:
z Monitoring cable from power distribution subrack to MGW subrack,
z Monitoring cable from MGW subrack to fan box,
z FE cascading cable,
z GE cascading cable,
z TDM cascading cable,
z Clock distribution cable, and
z 8 kHz clock cable.

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4.2.3 Overview of External Cables

External cables are used to connect the UMG8900 and other external equipment. The
external cables include external power cables, external protection grounding cables,
and external signal cables.

The external power cable and protection grounding cable include:

z –48 VDC power input cable, and
z Protection grounding cable.
The external signal cables include:
z 2 MHz external clock cable,
z Global positioning system (GPS) clock cable,
z 75 ohm E1 cable,
z 120 ohm E1 cable,
z 100 ohm T1 cable,
z External optical fiber, and
z External network cable.

4.3 Introduction to Internal Cables

4.3.1 Introduction to Internal Power Cables and Protection Grounding

Cable

I. Power Cable from Power Distribution Subrack to MGW Subrack

This cable is used to supply power to MGW subrack. Figure 4-1 shows its
appearance.

Figure 4-1 Power cable from power distribution subrack to MGW subrack

The power cables are used in pairs. The blue one is for –48 V and the black one is for
backhaul ground (BGND). The left end is cord end terminal, connected to the power
distribution subrack, and the right end is OT terminal, connected to the feed-through
filter of the MGW subrack.

The cable is made of UL1015 10AWG wire materials, and its maximum current
capacity must not be more than 50 A.

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II. Power Cable from MGW Subrack to Fan Box

This cable is used to supply power to fan box. Figure 4-2 shows its appearance.

2-female-1-male 2-female-1-male
connector connector

Figure 4-2 Power cable from MGW subrack to fan box

This cable is white, with 3V3 connectors at both ends. One end is connected to the
3V3 socket at the back of an MGW subrack, and the other end is connected to the
3V3 socket at the back of the corresponding fan box.

The maximum current capacity of this cable must not be more than 5 A.

III. Protection Grounding Cable of Subrack

This cable is used to connect the protection ground of a subrack and grounding bar of
the cabinet. Figure 4-3 shows its appearance.

Figure 4-3 Protection grounding cable of subrack

This cable is yellow and green, with OT terminals at both ends. Each MGW subrack
has two protection grounding cables.

One end of the cable is connected to the grounding point (one point at each of the left
and right sides) at the back of the MGW subrack, and the other end to the grounding
bar of the cabinet. The terminals are fastened by M6 screws.

4.3.2 Introduction to Monitoring Cable from MGW Subrack to Fan Box

I. Appearance and Structure

This cable is used to connect the monitoring signals of a fan box. Figure 4-4 shows its
appearance.

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Figure 4-4 Monitoring cable from MGW subrack to fan box

This cable has two connectors. One end is a DB9 male connector, connected to the
Monitor interface at the back of an MGW subrack, and the other end is a DB15 male
connector, connected to the RS485 monitoring serial port at the back of the
corresponding fan box.

Table 4-1 shows the pin assignment of this cable, where RX indicates receiving and
TX transmitting.

Table 4-1 Pin assignment of monitoring cable from MGW subrack to fan box

DB9 pin Definition DB15 pin Definition Cable

1 TX1+ 7 RX1+
A twisted pair
2 TX1- 6 RX1-
3 RX1+ 3 TX1+
A twisted pair
4 RX1- 2 TX1-

5 GND 5 GND
Metal shell PGND Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

II. Cable Description

This cable is used to transmit RS485 differential signals. Each pair of signals to be
"received" or "transmitted" must use a twisted pair. The cable material is shielded
cable with shielding layer connected to the metal shells of the two connectors.

III. Technical Specifications

None.

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4.3.3 Introduction to Monitoring Cable from MGW Subrack to Power

Distribution Subrack and Fan Box

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-5 shows the appearance and structure of this monitoring cable.

DB15 male
connector

DB9 male connector

DB15 female connector

Figure 4-5 Monitoring cable from MGW subrack to power distribution subrack and fan
box

As shown in Figure 4-5, one end is a DB9 male connector, connected to the Monitor
interface at the back of an MGW subrack, and the other end has two connectors, the
shorter one of which is DB15 male connector, connected to the RS485 monitoring
serial port at the back of the corresponding fan box, and the longer one is DB15
female connector, connected to the RS485 serial port marked "COM4" at the back of
the power distribution subrack.

Table 4-2 and Table 4-3 show the pin assignment of this cable, where RX indicates
receiving and TX transmitting.

Table 4-2 Pin assignment of monitoring cable from MGW subrack to power
distribution subrack and fan box (1)

DB9 male pin Definition DB15 male pin Definition Cable

1 TX1+ 7 RX1+
A twisted pair
2 TX1- 6 RX1-

3 RX1+ 3 TX1+
A twisted pair
4 RX1- 2 TX1-
5 GND 5 GND
Metal shell PGND Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

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Table 4-3 Pin assignment of monitoring cable from MGW subrack to power
distribution subrack and fan box (2)

DB9 male pin Definition DB15 female pin Definition Cable

6 TX2+ 7 RX1+
A twisted pair
7 TX2- 6 RX1-
8 RX2+ 3 TX1+
A twisted pair
9 RX2- 2 TX1-
5 GND 5 GND

Metal shell PGND Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

II. Cable Description

In each cabinet, one MGW subrack is required to provide a monitoring interface to the
power distribution subrack of the cabinet. In the main control cabinet, main control
subrack provides the monitoring interface, and in service cabinet, the middle service
subrack provides the monitoring interface. For such MGW subrack, to monitor power
distribution subrack and auxiliary fan box at the same time, this kind of monitoring
cable with two branches is required.

This cable is used to transmit RS485 differential signals. Each pair of signals to be
"received" or "transmitted" must use a twisted pair. The cable material is shielded
cable with shielding layer connected to the metal shells of the three connectors.

III. Technical Specifications

None

4.3.4 Introduction to FE Cascading Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

The FE subtending cable is made of crossover network cable. Both ends are RJ-45
connectors, as shown in Figure 4-6.

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Figure 4-6 FE cascading cable (crossover network cable)

Figure 4-7 shows the wire connections.

SIDE 1 SIDE1 SIDE2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1--White/Orange 1--White/Green
2--Orange 2--Green
3--White/Green 3--White/Orange
4--Blue 4--Blue
5--White/Blue 5--White/Blue
6--Green 6--Orange
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7--White/Brown 7--White/Brown
SIDE 2 8--Brown 8--Brown

Figure 4-7 Wire connections of FE cascading cable

II. Cable Description

FE cascading cable is used to connect the cascading network ports of MNET or

MBLU. It is made of category-3 unshielded twisted pair (UTP-3) or category-5
unshielded twisted pair (UTP-5), or shielded twisted pair (STP).

III. Technical Specifications

None.

4.3.5 Introduction to GE Cascading Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

The GE cascading cable is made of multi-mode optical fiber, and the optical connector
is of LC type. Figure 4-8 shows its appearance.

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Figure 4-8 LC-type optical connector

II. Cable Description

The GE cascading cable is used to connect to GE cascading optical port of NET or

MBLU, including the following two cases:
z One end is connected to the BLU of the central switching subrack, and the other
end is connected to the NET of a service subrack.
z The two ends are respectively connected to the NETs of the main control
subrack and of the central switching subrack.
Each NET or BLU has two pairs of GE optical ports (an RX port and a TX port
comprise a pair), and GE cascading cables are used in pairs.

III. Technical Specifications

Table 4-4 Technical specifications of GE cascading cable

Item Specification
Curvature radius 10 mm to 25 mm
Maximum transmission distance 50 m
o o
Working temperature –40 C to 75 C

4.3.6 Introduction to TDM Cascading Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

The TDM cascading cable is made of multi-mode optical fiber and the connectors are
of LC type. Figure 4-8 shows its appearance.

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II. Cable Description

The TDM cascading cable is used to connect to the TDM cascading optical port of
TNU, TCLU, or BLU, including the following two cases:
z When two subracks are subtended, one end is connected to the TNU of the main
control subrack and the other end to the TCLU of a service subrack.
z When three or more subracks are subtended, one end is connected to the BLU
of the central switching subrack, and the other end to the TCLU of the main
control subrack or of a service subrack.
Each TNU, TCLU or BLU has three pairs of TDM optical ports (an RX port and a TX
port comprise a pair), and TDM cascading cables are used in pair.

III. Technical Specifications

Table 4-5 Technical specifications of TDM cascading cable

Item Specification
Curvature radius 10 mm to 25 mm
Insertion loss (1310 nm) ≤ 0.3 dB
Return loss (1310 nm) > 35 dB
o o
Working temperature –40 C to 75 C

4.3.7 Introduction to Clock Distribution Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-9 shows the appearance and structure of this cable.

X2 B
B

1 8
A
X3
14 1

A X4

26 13 X5

X1 X6

X7

Figure 4-9 Clock distribution cable

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This cable has a 26PIN connector at one end, connected to the clock signal output
port of the MCLK, and six RJ-45 connectors at the other end, connected to the clock
signal input ports of MNETs.

Table 4-6, Table 4-7, Table 4-8, Table 4-9, Table 4-10, and Table 4-11 show the pin
assignment of this cable, where CLK indicates differential 8 kHz output and UTC
indicates differential 32 ms output.

Table 4-6 Pin assignment of clock distribution cable (1)

Connector X1 Connector X2
Pin assignment Material
(26PIN) (RJ45)
1 3 CLK01+
A twisted pair
2 6 CLK01-
3 1 UTC01+
A twisted pair
4 2 UTC01-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

Table 4-7 Pin assignment of clock distribution cable (2)

Connector X1 Connector X3 Pin

Material
(26PIN) (RJ45) assignment
5 3 CLK02+
A twisted pair
6 6 CLK02-
7 1 UTC02+
A twisted pair
8 2 UTC02-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

Table 4-8 Pin assignment of clock distribution cable (3)

Connector X1 Connector X4 Pin

Material
(26PIN) (RJ45) assignment
9 3 CLK03+
A twisted pair
10 6 CLK03-
11 1 UTC03+
A twisted pair
12 2 UTC03-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

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Table 4-9 Pin assignment of clock distribution cable (4)

Connector X1 Connector X5 Pin

Material
(26PIN) (RJ45) assignment
14 3 CLK04+
A twisted pair
15 6 CLK04-
16 1 UTC05+
A twisted pair
17 2 UTC05-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

Table 4-10 Pin assignment of clock distribution cable (5)

Connector X1 Connector X6 Pin

Material
(26PIN) (RJ45) assignment
18 3 CLK05+
A twisted pair
19 6 CLK05-
20 1 UTC05+
A twisted pair
21 2 UTC05-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

Table 4-11 Pin assignment of clock distribution cable (6)

Connector X1 Connector X7 Pin

Material
(26PIN) (RJ45) assignment
22 3 CLK06+
A twisted pair
23 6 CLK06-
24 1 UTC06+
A twisted pair
25 2 UTC06-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

II. Cable Description

Each cabinet has one clock distribution cable, which can be connected to three MGW
subracks.

III. Technical Specifications

None.

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4.3.8 Introduction to 8 kHZ Clock Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-10 shows the appearance and structure of this cable.

Figure 4-10 8 kHZ clock cable

Table 4-12 and Table 4-13 show the pin assignment of this cable.

Table 4-12 Pin assignment of 8 kHz clock cable (1)

Connector X1 Connector X2
Pin assignment Material
(RJ45) (RJ45)
1 1 8K0+
A twisted pair
2 2 8K0-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

Table 4-13 Pin assignment of 8 kHz clock cable (2)

Connector X1 Connector X3
Pin assignment Material
(RJ45) (RJ45)
3 1 8K1+
A twisted pair
6 2 8K1-
Metal shell Metal shell PGND Shielding layer

II. Cable Description

The 8 kHz clock cable connects the 8K_OUT port of the ME32, MT32, MA4L, MP4L,
MS2L, or MS2E with the 8K_IN port of the MCLK, to provide 8 kHz clock signals for
the MCLK in the main control frame.

III. Technical Specifications

None.

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4.4 Introduction to External Cables

4.4.1 Introduction to External Power Cables and Protection Grounding

Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

External power cables include –48 VDC power cable (blue) and BGND cable (black),
with a cord end terminal at one end and an OT terminal at the other, as shown in
Figure 4-11.

Figure 4-11 Appearance and structure of –48 VDC power cable and protection
grounding cable

The protection grounding cable is yellow and green, and its structure is the same as
the power cable, with the OT terminal at both the ends, as shown in Figure 4-12.

Figure 4-12 Appearance and structure of protection grounding cable

II. Cable Description

External power cables and protection grounding cables are used to connect the DC
power distribution cabinet and the UMG8900 cabinets, to provide DC power supply
and protection ground to the equipment cabinets.

III. Technical Specifications

Table 4-14 shows the technical specifications of external power cable and protection
grounding cable.

Table 4-14 Technical specifications of external power cable and protection grounding
cable

Item Specification
2
Conductor section 25 mm
Maximum current capacity 150 A

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Item Specification
Outer diameter 17 mm
Conductor impedance 0.554 ohm/km @ 20 °C

4.4.2 Introduction to 2 MHz External Clock Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-13 shows the appearance and structure of the 2 MHz external clock cable.

Figure 4-13 2 MHz external clock cable

This cable has an SMB female connector at one end and no connector at the other
end. The SMB connector is connected to the 2 MHz clock input port of an MCLK, and
the other end will be added with corresponding connector according to the model of
the cable distribution rack in the equipment room.

II. Cable Description

This cable is used to connect the MCLK and external clock device, for transmitting
2 MHz clock signals.

III. Technical Specifications

Table 4-15 shows the technical specifications of the 2 MHz external clock cable.

Table 4-15 Technical specifications of 2 MHz external clock cable

Item Specification
Connector SMB female type
Cable SYV75-2-1
Maximum transmission distance 200 m
Outer diameter 3.3 mm
Insulating outer diameter 2.1 mm

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4.4.3 Introduction to Alarm Box Connection Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-14 shows the appearance and structure of this cable.

Figure 4-14 Alarm box connection cable

Table 4-16 shows pin assignment of the alarm box connection cable, where RX
indicates receiving and TX indicates transmitting.

Table 4-16 Pin assignment of alarm box connection cable

6PIN Pin DB9 male Pin

Material
connector assignment connector assignment
1 GND A single line
5 GND
2 GND A single line
3 RX+ 1 TX+
A twisted pair
4 RX- 2 TX-
5 TX+ 3 RX+
A twisted pair
6 TX- 4 RX-
Shielding
Metal shell PGND
layer

II. Cable Description

This cable is used to connect an MGW subrack and the universal alarm box, for
transmitting RS422 differential signals.

III. Technical Specifications

None.

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4.4.4 Introduction to GPS Clock Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-15 shows the appearance and structure of the GPS clock cable.

Figure 4-15 GPS clock cable

This cable has an SMA male connector at one end and no connector at the other end.
The SMA connector is connected to the GPS clock input port of an MCLK, and the
other end will be added with corresponding connector according to on-site
requirement.

II. Cable Description

This cable is used to transmit GPS clock signals.

III. Technical Specifications

Table 4-17 shows the technical specifications of the GPS clock cable.

Table 4-17 Technical specifications of GPS clock cable

Item Specification
Connector SMA male type
Cable SYV75-2-1
Maximum transmission distance 200 m
Outer diameter 3.3 mm
Insulating outer diameter 2.1 mm

4.4.5 Introduction to 75 Ohm E1 Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-16 shows the appearance and structure of the 75 ohm E1 cable.

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Figure 4-16 75 ohm E1 cable

This cable has a DB100 connector at one end, which provides 16 E1 lines, and the
other end is connected to the cable distribution subrack. The 75 ohm E1 cable is
made of ultra-micro 32 coaxial cables, and every two coaxial cables compose an E1
line.

Table 4-18 shows the pin assignment of the DB100PIN connector of this cable.

Table 4-18 Pin assignment of connector of 75 ohm E1 cable

Pin Pin assignment Pin assignment Pin

1 PGND PGND 51
2 TTIP1 TTIP3 52
3 TRING1 TRING3 53
4 PGND PGND 54
5 RRING1 RRING3 55
6 RTIP1 RTIP3 56
7 PGND PGND 57
8 RTIP0 RTIP2 58
9 RRING0 RRING2 59
10 PGND PGND 60
11 TRING0 TRING2 61
12 TTIP0 TTIP2 62
13 PGND PGND 63
14 TTIP5 TTIP7 64
15 TRING5 TRING7 65

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Pin Pin assignment Pin assignment Pin

16 PGND PGND 66
17 RRING5 RRING7 67
18 RTIP5 RTIP7 68
19 PGND PGND 69
20 RTIP4 RTIP6 70
21 RRING4 RRING6 71
22 PGND PGND 72
23 TRING4 TRING6 73
24 TTIP4 TTIP6 74
25 PGND PGND 75
26 PGND PGND 76
27 TTIP9 TTIP11 77
28 TRING9 TRING11 78
29 PGND PGND 79
30 RRING9 RRING11 80
31 RTIP9 RTIP11 81
32 PGND PGND 82
33 RTIP8 RTIP10 83
34 RRING8 RRING10 84
35 PGND PGND 85
36 TRING8 TRING10 86
37 TTIP8 TTIP10 87
38 PGND PGND 88
39 TTIP13 TTIP15 89
40 TRING13 TRING15 90
41 PGND PGND 91
42 RRING1 3 RRING15 92
43 RTIP13 RTIP15 93
44 PGND PGND 94
45 RTIP12 RTIP14 95
46 RRING12 RRING14 96
47 PGND PGND 97

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Pin Pin assignment Pin assignment Pin

48 TRING12 TRING14 98
49 TTIP12 TTIP14 99
50 PGND PGND 100

Note:
In Table 4-18, TIP indicates the internal conductor of coaxial cable, RING indicates
the external conductor of coaxial cable, R indicates "receiving" and T indicates
"transmitting". For example, "RRING9" indicates the external conductor that is
connected with E1 9 and is used to receive signals.

II. Cable Description

This cable is used to connect the E1 trunk ports of the UMG8900 and other devices,
for transmitting 2 Mbit/s signals.

III. Technical Specifications

Table 4-19 shows the technical specifications of the 75 ohm E1 cable.

Table 4-19 Technical specifications of 75 ohm E1 cable

Item Specification
Connector HD100 type with spacing of 1.27 mm
Cable SYFEVP75-1-1X32
Maximum transmission distance 200 m
Outer diameter 15.1 mm
Outer diameter of a single cable jacket 1.9 mm
Insulating outer diameter of a single cable 1.05 mm

4.4.6 Introduction to 120 Ohm E1 Cable

I. Appearance and Structure

Figure 4-17 shows the appearance and structure of this cable.

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Figure 4-17 120 ohm E1 cable

This cable has a DB100 connector at one end, which provides 16 E1 lines, and the
other end is connected to the cable distribution subrack. This cable is made of
micro-miniature symmetric twisted pair.

Table 4-20 shows the pin assignment of the DB100PIN connector of this cable.

Table 4-20 Pin assignment of connector of 120 ohm E1 cable

Pin Wire Pin pair Tap Pin Wire Pin pair Tap
No. color definition color No. color definition color
2 White 27 Red
T1 T9
3 Blue 28 Brown
5 White 30 Grey
R1 R9
6 Orange 31 Grey
8 White 33 Black
R0 R8
9 Green 34 Blue
11 White 36 Black
T0 Orang T8
12 Brown 37
Blue e Blue
14 White 39 Black
T5 T13
15 Grey 40 Green
17 Red 42 Black
R5 R13
18 Blue 43 Brown
20 Red 45 Black
R4 R12
21 Orange 46 Grey
23 Red 48 Yellow
T4 T12
24 Green 49 Blue

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Pin Wire Pin pair Tap Pin Wire Pin pair Tap
No. color definition color No. color definition color

52 White 77 Red
T3 T11
53 Blue 78 Brown
55 White 80 Red
R3 R11
56 Orange 81 Grey
58 White 83 Black
R2 R10
59 Green 84 Blue
61 White 86 Black
T2 Orang T10
62 Brown Orang 87 Orang
e
e e
64 White 89 Black
T7 T15
65 Grey 90 Green
67 Red 92 Black
R7 R15
68 Blue 93 Brown
70 Red 95 Black
R6 R14
71 Orange 96 Grey
73 Red 98 Yellow
T6 T14
74 Green 99 Blue

II. Cable Description

This cable is used to connect the E1 trunk ports of the UMG8900 and other devices,
for transmitting 2 Mbit/s E1 signals.

III. Technical Specifications

Table 4-21 shows the technical specifications of the 120 ohm E1 cable.

Table 4-21 Technical specifications of 120 ohm E1 cable

Item Specification
Connector HD100 type with spacing of 1.27 mm
Cable SEYPVPV-120-32*2*0.5(QU-V-434)
Maximum transmission distance 200 m
Outer diameter 15.5 mm

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4.4.7 100 ohm T1 Cable

The 100 ohm T1 cable is the same as the 120 ohm E1 cable in terms of appearance,
structure and pin definition, except line impedance.

4.4.8 Introduction to External Optical Fiber

I. Appearance and Structure

Of the external optical fiber, the optical connector connected to the UMG8900 is of LC
type. Figure 4-18 shows its appearance and structure.

Figure 4-18 LC-type optical connector

II. Cable Description

You need to select proper optical connector according to the optical port of the
opposite equipment connected to the network interface module of the UMG8900. The
single-mode optical port can only be connected to single-mode optical fiber and the
multi-mode optical port can only be connected to multi-mode optical fiber.

Before connecting optical fiber, you must ensure the optical connector and optical
fiber match the used optical port. The category of optical fiber can be distinguished by
fiber colors: orange fiber is the multi-mode optical fiber and yellow fiber is single-mode
optical fiber.

III. Technical Specifications

None.

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4.4.9 Introduction to External Network Cables

I. Appearance and Structure

Network cables are divided into straight through network cable and crossover network
cable. These two kinds are the same in appearance with RJ-45 connectors at both
ends, as shown in Figure 4-19.

Figure 4-19 Appearance of network cable

The wire connections of straight trough network cable are different from those of
crossover network cable. Figure 4-20 shows the wire connections of straight through
network cable. Figure 4-21 shows the wire connections of crossover network cable.

SIDE 1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1---White/Orange
2---Orange
3---White/Green
4---Blue
5---White/Blue
6---Green
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7---White/Brown
8---Brown
SIDE 2

Figure 4-20 Wire connections of straight through network cable

SIDE 1 SIDE1 SIDE2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1--White/Orange 1--White/Green
2--Orange 2--Green
3--White/Green 3--White/Orange
4--Blue 4--Blue
5--White/Blue 5--White/Blue
6--Green 6--Orange
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7--White/Brown 7--White/Brown
SIDE 2 8--Brown 8--Brown

Figure 4-21 Wire connections of crossover network cable

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II. Cable Description

The straight through network cable is used to connect a terminal device and network,
for example, to connect LMT or NMS workstation through network. The crossover
network cable is used to connect two terminal devices, for example, to connect LMTs
and the equipment through maintenance network ports for debugging purpose.

When the debugging network port provided by the MOMU is connected to PC directly,
crossover network cable will be used. If the port is connected to PC through Hub or
LAN Switch, straight through network cable will be used.

RJ-45 connector is also called crystal connector, used to connect Ethernet ports. It
can be used for UTP-3, UTP-5 or STP.

Note:
The maximum transmission distance of UTP-5 is 100 m if no repeater is applied.
When repeaters are applied, the spacing must not be more than 5 m, and only two
repeaters are allowed to use due to delay and signal time. In this case, the maximum
distance between two stations is 205 m.
To ensure the optimal electrical transmission, it is required that wires 1 and 2, and
wires 3 and 6 are just twisted pairs.

III. Technical Specifications

None

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Appendix A List of Indicators

Indicator
Identification Color State Meaning
name

Always There is power supply, but

on the board is faulty.
Always There is no power supply, or
off the board is faulty.

Flashing
(on for 1
second,
The board runs normally.
off for
another 1
second)
Board
running RUN Green The board is being loaded or
indicator Flashing it does not run. These two
fast (4 states can be distinguished
times per by background. If the board
second) is being loaded, a loading
progress bar is shown.

Flashing
slowly
The MBus module fails to
(on for 2
communicate with the board
seconds,
it is located on, or the MBus
off for
module runs offline.
another 2
seconds)
Always
on or Alarm state, indicating the
Board alarm flashing board is faulty.
ALM Red fast
indicator
Always
No fault
off
Working state, such as
Always
active state or connected
Board on
state
working ACT Green
indicator Not working state, such as
Always
slave state or not connected
off
state

Always
The board can be pulled out.
Hot swap on
OFFLINE Blue
indicator Always It is not allowed to pull out
off the board at the moment.

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Indicator
Identification Color State Meaning
name

Network Always The interface works at the

interface on rage of 100 M.
Green
speed Always The interface works at the
indicator off rate of 10 M.
Always
The link is through.
on
Network
Always
interface Orang The link is not through.
off
connection e
indicator Some data are being
Flashing received or transmitted
through the link.
The optical fiber is
Always
connected well and the link
Optical on
is through.
interface link LINK Green
indicator The optical fiber is not
Always
connected well and the link
off
is not through.
The optical channel
corresponding to the optical
Flashing
Optical module is in the master state
interface Orang and has data through.
ACT
working e The optical channel
indicator Always corresponding to the optical
off module is in the slave state
and has no data through.

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Indicator
Identification Color State Meaning
name

Flashing Power supply is normal, and

Power once per the power distribution frame
distribution second runs normally.
frame RUN Green
running There is no power supply, or
Always
indicator the power distribution frame
off
is faulty.

Always
Alarm state, indicating the
Power on or
power distribution frame is
distribution flashing
ALM Red faulty.
frame alarm fast
indicator Always
No fault
off

Flashing in green
(on for 1 second,
Normal
off for another 1
Fan box second)
state STATE
indicator Abnormal. The fan
monitoring board is faulty or
Other states
the fan frame power supply
is faulty.

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Appendix B List of Boards

Name Explanation Power Slot configuration Remarks

consumption

MOM Mobile 56 W The boards are The

U network installed in front slots 7 corresponding
Operation and 8 in master/lslave back board is
Maintenance mode. MNET.
Unit
MMP Mobile 51 W The boards are
U network Main installed in
Processing master/lslave mode in
Unit front slots 7 and 8 of an
MGW frame except the
main control frame.
MPP Mobile 19 W The boards are
B network installed in any back
Protocol slots except slots 0, 1,
Processing 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main
Board control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame and an
extended control frame.
They work in load
sharing mode.
MCM Mobile 19 W The boards are Configured in
F network installed in any front master/slave
Connection slots except slots 6, 7, 8 mode.
Maintenance and 9 in an MGW
Front Unit frame.
MCM Mobile 19 W The boards are Those in slot
B network installed in any back pairs 0 and 1, 2
Connection slots except slots 0, 1, and 3, 4 and 5,
Maintenance 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main 10 and 11, 12
Board control frame or any and 13, and 14
back slots except slots and 15 work in
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a master/slave
service frame and an mode.
extended control frame.

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Name Explanation Power Slot configuration Remarks

consumption

MHR Mobile 38 W The boards are The

U network RTP installed in any back corresponding
Processing slots except slots 0, 1, back boards are
UnitMobile 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main ME8T, MG1O
network control frame or any board series,
High-speed back slots except slots and the
Routing Unit 6, 7, 8 and 9 in a correponsding
service frame and the back backup
central switching frame. boards are
MBFE and
MBGE.
MSP Mobile 36.5 W The boards are
F network installed in any front
Signalling slots except slots 7 and
Processing 8 in an MGW frame
Front unit except the extended
control frame.

MNE Mobile 41 W The boards are The

T network installed in back slots 7 corresponding
Gigabit and 8 in master/slave front board is
Ethernet Net mode. MMPU or
Unit MOMU.

MTN Mobile < 45 W The boards are

U network TDM installed in master salve
central mode in back slots 6
switching and 9 in the main
Network Unit control frame or the
central switching frame.

TCL TDM < 45 W The boards are When only one

U Convergence installed in frame is
& Link Unit master/slave mode in configured, the
back slots 6 and 9 of the TCLU is not
frames except the required.
central switching frame.
MFL Mobile 9W The boards are Those in slot
U network Front installed in any front pairs 0 and 1, 2
Link Unit slots except slots 6, 7, 8 and 3, 4 and 5,
and 9 in the central 10 and 11, 12
switching frame. and 13, and 14
and 15 work in
master/slave
mode.
MBL Mobile 27 W The boards are Those in slot
U network Back installed in any back pairs 0 and 1, 2
Link Unit slots except slots 6, 7, 8 and 3, 4 and 5,
and 9 in the central 10 and 11, 12
switching frame. and 13, and 14
and 15 work in
master/slave
mode.

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Name Explanation Power Slot configuration Remarks

consumption

MG1 Mobile 7W The boards are The

O network installed in any back corresponding
Gigabit 1-port slots except slots 0, 1, front board is
Optical fiber 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MRPU.
interface control frame or any
board back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.
MBG Mobile 5W The boards are It works in
E Backup of GE installed in any back cooperation with
interface slots except slots 0, 1, the MG1O and
board 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main the
control frame or any corresponding
back slots except slots front board is
6, 7, 8 and 9 in the MRPU.
service frame.
MP1 Mobile < 10 W The boards are The
H network installed in any back corresponding
1-port 622M slots except slots 0, 1, front board is
POS fiber 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MRPU.
interface control frame or any
board back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.
MS2 Mobile 20 W The boards are
L network installed in any back
2×155M SDH slots except slots 0, 1,
fiber interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main
board control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.
MS2 Mobile 25 W The boards are
E network installed in any back
2×155M SDH slots except slots 0, 1,
Electrical 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main
interface control frame or any
board back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.
MA4 Mobile 9W The boards are The
L network ATM installed in any back corresponding
4-port STM-1 slots except slots 0, 1, front board is
fiber interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MASU.
board control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.

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Name Explanation Power Slot configuration Remarks

consumption

MP4 Mobile 9W The boards are The

L network POS installed in any back corresponding
4-port STM-1 slots except slots 0, 1, front board is
fiber interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MRPU.
board control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.
MBA Mobile 5W The boards are It works in
P Backup of installed in any back cooperation with
ATM and POS slots except slots 0, 1, the
interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MA4L/MP4L,
board control frame or any and the
back slots except slots corresponding
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a front board is
service frame. MASU or
MRPU.

ME8 Mobile 10 W The boards are The

T Ethernet installed in any back corresponding
8-port slots except slots 0, 1, front board is
Twisted-pair 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MRPU.
control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.

MBF Mobile 5W The boards are It works in

E Backup of FE installed in any back cooperation with
interface slots except slots 0, 1, the ME8T and
board 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main the
control frame or any corresponding
back slots except slots front board is
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a MRPU.
service frame.

ME3 Mobile 23 W The boards are

2 network 32 installed in any back
port E1 slots except slots 0, 1,
interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main
board control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.

MT32 Mobile 23 W The boards are

network 32 installed in any back
port T1 slots except slots 0, 1,
interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main
board control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in the
service frame.

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Name Explanation Power Slot configuration Remarks

consumption

MEA Mobile 23 W The boards are The

C network installed in any back corresponding
32-port E1 slots except slots 0, 1, front board is
ATM interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MASU.
Card control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.
MTA Mobile 23 W The boards are The
C network installed in any back corresponding
32-port T1 slots except slots 0, 1, front board is
ATM interface 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MASU.
Card control frame or any
back slots except slots
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a
service frame.
MBE Mobile 5W The boards are It works in
A network installed in any back cooperation with
Backup slots except slots 0, 1, the
32-port E1/T1 6, 7, 8 and 9 in the main MEAC/MTAC
ATM interface control frame or any and the
card, back slots except slots corresponding
6, 7, 8 and 9 in a front board is
service frame. MASU.
MTC Mobile 41.4—65 W The boards are
B network installed in any front
TransCode B slots except slots 7 and
8 in the main control
frame and extended
control frame.

MSR Mobile 22 W The boards are

U network installed in any front
Shared slots except slots 7 and
Resource Unit 8 in the main control
frame and extended
control frame.

MEC Mobile 43 W The boards are

U network Echo installed in any front
Cancellation slots except slots 7 and
Unit 8 in an MGW frame.

MCL Mobile 23 W The boards are

K network Clock installed in back slots 0
Unit and 1 in the main
control frame in
master/slave mode.

MBK Mobile
P network
Backplane

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Appendix C Impedance Transfer Box

There are two types of impedance transfer box, namely, 120 ohm – 75 ohm transfer
box with the BNC socket and 120 ohm – 75 ohm transfer box with the SMB socket.
The dimensions for both types are 488 mm x 40 mm x 28 mm (length x width x height).
The two transfer boxes differ only in the 75 ohm coaxial connector, the SMB in one
type and the BNC in another, which can be adopted according to actual conditions.
Figure C-1 shows the usage of the impedance transfer box.

(1) (2) (3) (4)

TX

RX

(1) 75 ohm coaxial cable (2) Coaxial cable connector

(3) RJ45 connector (4) 120 ohm twisted pair cable
Figure C-1 Usage of the impedance transfer box

The impedance transfer box connects with the 75 ohm cable through the SMB or BNC
coaxial connector at one end, and connects with the 120 ohm cable through the
connector at the other end.
The 75 ohm cable connects with the female SMB connector or the male BNC
connector at one end, and connects with the cabling rack or directly with the
equipment at the other end. The 120 ohm cable connects with the 8-pin connector at
one end, and connects with the cabling rack or directly with the equipment at the other
end.
The operation of crimping the 75 ohm cable into the coaxial connector is relatively
simple and not introduced here. The special crimping pliers is needed to crimp the
120 ohm cable into the RJ45 connector.
Figure C-2 shows the appearance of the RJ45 connector.

Figure C-2 View of the RJ45 connector

Table C-1 shows the pin assignment of the RJ45 connector connecting with the 120
ohm twisted cable.

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Table C-1 Pin assignment of the RJ45 connector

Pin No. Definition

1 RX-

2 RX+

3 PGND

4 TX-

5 TX+

6 PGND

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Appendix D List of Abbreviations and Acronyms

A
AAL2 ATM Adaptation Layer 2
AAL5 ATM Adaptation Layer 5
AMI Alternate Mark Inversion code
ASU ATM AAL2/AAL5 SAR Processing Unit
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode
B
BAM Back Administration Module
BITS Building Integrated Timing Supply System
BLU Back Link Unit
C
CAN Controller Area Network
CMU Connection Maintenance Unit
CONF CONFerence calling
CPLD Complex Programmable Logical Device
CPU Central Processing Unit
D
DIP Dial in-Line Package Switch
DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequency
E
E1G One-port Gigabit Ethernet Interface Board
E2PROM Electrically Erasable and Programmable Read-only Memory
E8T 8 ports 10/100M Ethernet Interface Board
EAC 32-port E1 ATM Interface Card
EC Echo Canceller
ECU Echo Canceller Unit
EMC Electromagnetic Compatible
EPLD Erasable Programmable Logic Device
ESD Electrostatic Discharge
ETS European Telecommunication Standards
F

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FE Fast Ethernet
FLU Front Link Unit
FSK Frequency Shift Keying
G
GE Gigabit Ethernet
GLONASS GLObal NAvigation Satellite System
GMSC Gateway Mobile Switching Center
GND Ground
GPS Global Position System
H
HRB High-Speed Routing Board
HRU High-Speed Routing Unit
HW Highway
I
IDE Integrated Device Electronics
IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IEC297 International Electrotechnical Commission 297
IMA Inverse Multiplexing on ATM
IP Internet Protocol
IPoA IP Over ATM
ITU-T International Telecommunication Union - Telecommunication
Standardization Sector
IUA ISDN User Adaptation
J
JTAG Joint Test Action Group
L
LAN Local Area Network
LMT Local Maintenance Terminal
LVDS Low Voltage Differential Signal
M
M2UA MTP2 User Adapter
M3UA MTP3 User Adapter
MA4L Mobile Network 4 Ports STM-1 ATM Optical Interface Board
MAC Media Access Control

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MBKP Mobile Network Backplane

MBLU Mobile Network Back Link Unit
MBus Maintenance Bus
MCLK Mobile Network Clock Unit
MCMB Mobile Network Back Connect Management unit
MCMF Mobile Network Fore Connect Management unit
ME32 32E1 port TDM interface board
ME8T Mobile Network 8-port 10/100M Ethernet Interface Board
MECU Mobile Network Echo Canceller Unit
MFC Multiple Frequency Control
MFLU Mobile Network Front Link Unit
MG1O Mobile Network one-port GE Optical interface card
MGC Media Gateway Controller
MGW Media Gateway
MHRU Mobile Network High-speed Routing Unit
MML Man-Machine Language
MMPU Mobile Network Main Processing Unit
MNET Mobile Network Packet Switch Unit
MOMU Mobile Network Operation & Maintenance Unit
MP1H Mobile Network 1 Port STM-4 POS Optical Interface Board
MP4L Mobile Network 4 Ports STM-1 POS Optical Interface Board
MPPB Mobile Network Main Processing Unit B
MPU Main Processing Unit
MRPU Mobile Network RTP Processing Unit
MS2E Mobile Network 2*155M SDH/SONET Electronical interface
board
MS2L Mobile Network 2*155M SDH/SONET optical interface board
MSC Mobile Switching Center
MSPF Mobile Network Front Signalling Processing Unit
MSRU Mobile Network Shared Resource Unit
MT32 32T1 port TDM interface board
MTAC Mobile Network 32-port T1 ATM Interface Board
MTCB Mobile Network TransCode Unit B
MTNU Mobile network TDM central switching Net Unit

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MTP2 Message Transfer Part Layer 2

O
OC-3 Optical Carrier-3
OMC Operation & Maintenance Center
OMU Operation & Maintenance Unit
P
P1H 1 Port STM-4 POS Interface Board
P4L 4 Ports STM-1 POS Interface Board
PC Personal Computer
PCB Printed Circuit Board
PCI Peripheral Component Interconnect
PGND Protection Ground
POS Packet Over SDH/SONET
PPU Protocol Processing Unit
PRA Primary Rate Access
R
RH Relative Humidity
RPU RTP Processing Unit
RTCP Real-time Transport Control Protocol
RTP Real-time Transport Protocol
rt-VBR real time Variable Bit Rate
S
S2L 2*155M SDH/SONET interface board
SAR Segmentation And Reassembly
SCTP Stream Control Transmission Protocol
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SDRAM Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory
SFP Small Form-Factor Pluggable
SIGTRAN Signaling Transport
SIWF Shared InterWorking Function
SONET Synchronous Optical Network
SPF Signalling Processing Unit
SRU Shared Resource Unit
SSAR Specific Segmentation And Reassembly

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SSM Synchronization Status Message

STM-1 SDH Transport Module -1
STM-4 SDH Transport Module -4
T
TAC 32-port T1 ATM Interface Card
TCLU TDM Convergence & Link Unit
TCU TransCode Unit
TDM Time Division Multiplex
TNU TDM central switching Net Unit
U
UDP User Datagram Protocol
UPC User Parameter Control
V
VPU Voice Processing Unit
W
WCDMA Wideband Code Division Multiple Access
WOPB WCDMA RNC Overvoltage Protection Board
WOTB WCDMA RNC Overvoltage Protection Transfer Board
WSTB WCDMA RNC Signals Transfer Board

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Index

E8T, 3-86
A EAC, 3-96
A4L ECU, 3-64
appearance and component, 3-93 FLU, 3-50
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-96 MBKP, 3-5
function, 3-93 MPU, 3-10
indicator, 3-95 NET, 3-13
interface, 3-94 OMU, 3-5
slot position, 3-94 P1H, 3-109
air deflector P4L, 3-105
appearance, 2-17 PPU, 3-32
heat dissipation duct, 2-18 RPU, 3-40
alarm box connection cable, 4-15 S2L, 3-81
ASU SPF, 3-47
appearance and component, 3-44 SRU, 3-61
function, 3-43 T32, 3-74
indicator, 3-46 TAC, 3-101
interface, 3-45 TCLU, 3-28
slot position, 3-45 TCU, 3-58
auxiliary device, 1-4 TNU, 3-23
board category
B corresponding relationship, 3-1
BLU logical board, 3-1
appearance and component, 3-53 physical board, 3-1
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-57 board connection, 3-3
function, 3-53 board design characteristic, 3-4
indicator, 3-56 board list
interface, 3-56 clock unit, 1-4
slot position, 3-55 equipment and resource management unit, 1-2
technical specification, 3-57 interface unit, 1-3
board media resource processing unit, 1-3
A4L, 3-93 service and protocol processing unit, 1-2
ASU, 3-43 switching and cascading unit, 1-2
BLU, 3-53
CLK, 3-19 C
CMU, 3-35 cabinet
E1G, 3-89 appearance, 2-1
E32, 3-67 component, 2-3

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feature, 2-2 appearance and component, 3-86

cable category button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-89
external cable, 4-2 function, 3-86
internal cable, 4-1 indicator, 3-88
cabling trough, 2-19 interface, 3-87
cascading cable slot position, 3-87
FE, 4-6 EAC
GE, 4-7 appearance and component, 3-97
TDM, 4-8 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-100
CLK function, 3-96
appearance and component, 3-19 indicator, 3-98
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-22 interface, 3-98
function, 3-19 slot position, 3-98
indicator, 3-22 ECU
interface, 3-21 appearance and component, 3-64
slot position, 3-20 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-67
CMU function, 3-64
appearance and component, 3-36 indicator, 3-66
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-40 interface, 3-65
function, 3-35 slot position, 3-65
indicator, 3-39 external clock cable
interface, 3-39 2 MHz, 4-14
slot position, 3-38 external network cable
appearance and structure, 4-23
E description, 4-24

E1 cable technical specification, 4-24

75 ohm, 4-16 external optical fiber

E1G appearance and structure, 4-22

appearance and component, 3-90 description, 4-22

button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-92 technical specification, 4-22

function, 3-89 external power and PGND cable, 4-13

indicator, 3-92
interface, 3-91 F
slot position, 3-91 fan box
E32 appearance, 2-15
appearance and component, 3-67 back panel, 2-16
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-70 DIP switch setting, 2-15
function, 3-67 front panel, 2-16
indicator, 3-69 state indicator, 2-16
interface, 3-69 technical specification, 2-16
slot position, 3-68 fiber coiler, 2-19
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appearance and component, 3-50 N

button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-52
NET
function, 3-50
appearance and component, 3-14
indicator, 3-52
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-18
interface, 3-52
function, 3-13
slot position, 3-51
indicator, 3-17
interface, 3-15
G
slot position, 3-15
GPS clock cable, 4-16
O
I
OMU
impedance transfer box, C-1 appearance and component, 3-7
internal clock cable button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-9
8 kHZ clock cable, 4-12 function, 3-5
clock distribution cable, 4-10 indicator, 3-9
internal power cable interface, 3-7
from MGW to fan box, 4-3 slot position, 3-7
from power distribution to MGW, 4-2
internal protection grounding cable, 4-3 P
P1H
M
appearance and component, 3-109
MBKP, 3-5 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-112
MGW frame function, 3-109
appearance and component, 2-11 indicator, 3-112
back view, 2-14 interface, 3-110
DIP switch on transfer board, 2-12 slot position, 3-110
fan boxe, 2-15 P4L
frame ID, 2-12 appearance and component, 3-106
front view, 2-13 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-108
side view, 2-13 function, 3-105
technical specification, 2-17 indicator, 3-108
transfer box, 2-14 interface, 3-107
monitoring cable slot position, 3-107
from MGW to fan box, 4-3 pin assignment of clock cable
from MGW to power distribution, 4-5 8kHz clock cable, 4-12
MPU clock distribution cable, 4-10
appearance and component, 3-11 pin assignment of E1 cable connector
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-13 120 ohm E1 cable, 4-20
function, 3-10 75 ohm E1 cable, 4-17
indicator, 3-12 pin assignment of monitoring cable connector
interface, 3-12 from MGW subrack to fan box, 4-4
slot position, 3-11 from MGW to power distribution, 4-5

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pin assignment of RJ45 connector, C-1 interface, 3-49

power distribution frame slot position, 3-48
appearance, 2-5 SRU
back panel, 2-8 appearance and component, 3-61
component, 2-5 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-64
front panel, 2-7 function, 3-61
lightning proof unit, 2-6 indicator, 3-63
monitoring unit, 2-6 interface, 3-62
power output unit, 2-6 slot position, 3-62
technical specification, 2-9
PPU T
appearance and component, 3-32 T1 cable, 4-22
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-35 T32
function, 3-32 appearance and component, 3-75
indicator, 3-34 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-77
interface, 3-34 function, 3-74
slot position, 3-33 indicator, 3-76
technical specification, 3-35 interface, 3-76
slot position, 3-76
R TAC
RPU appearance and component, 3-101
appearance and component, 3-41 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-104
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-43 function, 3-101
function, 3-40 indicator, 3-103
indicator, 3-42 interface, 3-102
interface, 3-42 slot position, 3-102
slot position, 3-41 TCLU
appearance and component, 3-28
S button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-31

S2L function, 3-28

appearance and component, 3-82 indicator, 3-30

button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-84 interface, 3-29

function, 3-81 slot position, 3-29

indicator, 3-83 technical specification, 3-31

interface, 3-83 TCU

slot position, 3-83 appearance and component, 3-59

technical specification, 3-84 button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-61

SPF function, 3-58

appearance and component, 3-47 indicator, 3-60

button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-50 interface, 3-60

function, 3-47 technical specification

indicator, 3-49 electric specification, 1-4

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environmental specification, 1-6 slot position, 3-25

mechanical specification, 1-5 technical specification, 3-27
TNU
appearance and component, 3-23 U
button,DIP switche and jumper, 3-27 UMG8900
function, 3-23 orientation, 1-1
indicator, 3-26 structure, 1-1
interface, 3-25

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