03-FGLT-A Unit Data Sheet

16-GPON Line Termination Board - version A FGLT-A
1 Identification -2
2 Introduction -2
3 Features and Application Notes -2
4 General Description -3
5 Functional Blocks -5
6 External Interfaces -6
7 Physical Description -7
8 Power Supply -8
9 Hardware Installation -9
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FGLT-A 16-GPON Line Termination Board - version A
1 Identification
Table 1 provides identification of the FGLT-A:
Table 1: Identification of the FGLT-A
Part Number Mnemonic Name
3FE 66721 AA FGLT-A 16 GPON Line Termination Board with Traffic Manager (TM) -
version A
2 Introduction
This document describes the 16-line Gigabit Passive Optical Network (GPON) Line
Termination (LT) board with Traffic Manager - version A.
3 Features and Application Notes
The FGLT-A:
• Is a line terminating unit for the Intelligent Services Access Manager (ISAM).
• Can be used in the following subracks:
• 7360 ISAM FX subrack
• Provides 16 GPON ports per board and supports 2.488 Gbps downstream rate and
1.244 Gbps upstream rate.
• With Traffic Manager:
The traffic manager provides flexible scheduling and rate limiting on a per class of
service, per service and per subscriber basis for downstream PON traffic.
• Meets ETSI and ANSI specifications.
• Is intended for Central Office (CO) deployment in ISAM FX equipment.
• Can be used in the following operation conditions:
• -5°C to +45°C ambient temperature range, in a single subrack 7360 ISAM FX rack or in
the bottom subrack of a multiple subrack 7360 ISAM FX rack.
Note: Under specific conditions the FGLT-A can be used at temperatures well above
45°C. For more information, see the 7360 ISAM FX Product Information manual, Table
5-3 ISAM FX 7360 LT Temperature Range Support.
• Is hardware ready for Time of Day (ToD)
• Can be hot inserted or extracted.
• Is compliant to the regulations of Reduction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) and
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).
• Is compliant to safety standards IEC / EN 60950-1 and AS/NZS 60950-1, provided
that it is installed, maintained and used according the relevant installation instructions.

4 General Description
The FGLT-A is a GPON line termination board. This board can be installed in a 7360
ISAM FX subrack.
The FGLT-A meets ETSI and ANSI requirements and is intended for CO in ISAM FX
equipment.
The FGLT-A provides termination of 16 GPON ports (2.488 Gbps downstream and
1.244 Gbps upstream).
SFP (Small Form Factor Pluggable) GPON optical modules can be plugged in on the
FGLT-A board. For an overview of the supported pluggable optical modules, see the
Product Information manual of your system.
The FGLT-A generates GPON downstream signals synchronized to a timing reference
from one of the two NT slots. All other clocks and synchronization signals are derived
from on-board oscillators.
The following figures show the position of the FGLT-A in:
• a 7360 ISAM FX-16 subrack; see Figure 1.
Fig. 1: Position in a 7360 ISAM FX-16 Subrack

LT 10
LT 11
LT 12
LT 13
LT 14
LT 15
LT 16
NTIO
LT 1
LT 2
LT 3
LT 4
LT 5
LT 6
LT 7
LT 8
NTA
NTB
LT 9
CBs, lamps and switches
Fan unit
Connectors


LT 8
LT 7
LT 6
LT 5
LT 4
LT 3
LT 2 FAN
LT 1
NT B
NT I/O
NT A
NGFC-E

LT 4
LT 3
LT 2
LT 1
FAN
NT B
NT I/O
NT A
NGFC-F

5 Functional Blocks
Figure 4 shows the functional blocks of the FGLT-A.
Fig. 4: Functional Blocks
DATA PLANE
...
1GE/2.5GE/10GE PHY IWF GIM 16 GPON
Ctrl packets
CONTROL PLANE
TM OBCM CMM Ctl I/O
POWER AND CLOCK

BAT
PRWM CLKM NTR
The functions can be subdivided into the following major sections:

• The data plane is responsible for handling traffic between 16 GPON ports and up to
four connections to/from the two NT boards (depending on the shelf and the NT
board).
• The control plane, which is responsible for the management functions of the
assembly.
The FGLT-A hardware architecture consists of the following functional blocks:

• NT PHYsical interface:
The PHY interface enables interconnection of user and management data between the
LT and the NT. The PHY supports 4 connections per NT at rates of either 1 Gb/s,
2.5Gb/s or 10Gb/s. This allows to support connection rates between NT and LT of
10Gb/s, 20Gb/s or 40Gb/s depending on the NT/shelf board capabilities.
Note: 1Gb/s is used during the speed negotiation phase only.
• InterWorking Function (IWF):
The IWF terminates the backplane interfaces from the PHY. It processes all packets
from the backplane and the GPON interfaces, performing packet manipulation and
forwarding. It inserts and extracts control and management traffic from the NT and
PON/ONT for processing by the OBCM. It also collects statistics such as packet,
byte, and error counts.

• GPON Interface Module (GIM):

The GPON provides GPON MAC/PHY functions and includes the optical interfaces.
• On-Board Control Module (OBCM):
The OBCM is the core module of the control plane. It acts as the general CPU for the
LT. The OBCM also handles processing of control packets for IGMP and similar
features.
• Traffic Management (TM):
The TM provides traffic management functions (in a co-processor mode to the IWF).
• Control and Management Module (CMM):
The CMM contains various control, logic, and interface support functions for the
OBCM. Examples include reset control, interrupt handling, device addressing, RSSI
logic, and various board monitoring functions.
• PoWeR Module (PWRM):
The PRWM converts and distributes power on the FGLT-A.
• ClocK (CLKM) Module:
The CLKM generates all system clocks required by the components and interfaces on
the board using clock buffers, PLLs and oscillators.
6 External Interfaces
The FGLT-A has the following external interfaces:

• GPON Interface:
The FGLT-A downlink interface is a GPON optical interface which supports
2.488 Gbps downstream and 1.244 Gbps upstream.
• Up to four 10GE SerDes interfaces:
The SerDes interface can auto-negotiate to 1GE and 10GE. One interface connects to
NTA and the other interface connects to NTB. Those interfaces work in active/active
(load-sharing) mode and line up with the NT status.
• PSU Interface:
Power Supply interface.

7 Physical Description
View
Figure 5 shows a view of the FGLT-A.
Fig. 5: View of the FGLT-A
Dimensions:
The dimensions of the FGLT-A are:
• Height: 405 mm
• Width: 225 mm (top) / 205 mm (bottom)
• Board to board pitch: 25 mm

Status LEDS
Figure 6 shows the LEDS on the front of the FGLT-A.
Fig. 6: LEDS on the FGLT-A
PWR
ALM
Table 2 gives the LED descriptions.
Table 2: LEDs
LED Description Display Status

PWR This LED indicates that OFF Power off
normal power is being
provided to the board. Blinking Initialization
(Green) Power on state
ALM This LED indicates that ON (Red) Alarm is present on board

the board has a local
hardware failure present. OFF No alarm is present on board
PON LED(1) This LED indicates the OFF The PON is not active. It is safe to
state of the PON. remove the fiber and SFP.
ON (Yellow) The PON is provisioned and one of the

provisioned ONU ranges.
ON (Green) The PON is active without errors

Blinking The PON is provisioned and is active
(Green) without errors
ON (Red) The transmitter has failed or there is no

communication to the SFP module
Notes
(1)
These LEDs are located on the left of the corresponding PON interface
8 Power Supply
The FGLT-A is compatible with -48 Vdc nominal and -60 Vdc nominal power supply
systems.
Note: Country dependent tolerances exist regarding the nominal battery voltage values.

9 Hardware Installation
For the hardware installation procedures, see the 7360 ISAM FX Hardware Installation
Manual.


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3 Features and Application Notes -2

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Table 1 provides identification of the FGLT-A:

Table 1: Identification of the FGLT-A

Part Number Mnemonic Name

3 Features and Application Notes

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Fig. 1: Position in a 7360 ISAM FX-16 Subrack

CBs, lamps and switches

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Fig. 2: Position in a 7360 ISAM FX-8 Subrack

Fig. 3: Position in a 7360 ISAM FX-4 Subrack

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Figure 4 shows the functional blocks of the FGLT-A.

Fig. 4: Functional Blocks

TM OBCM CMM Ctl I/O

POWER AND CLOCK

The functions can be subdivided into the following major sections:

The FGLT-A hardware architecture consists of the following functional blocks:

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• GPON Interface Module (GIM):

The FGLT-A has the following external interfaces:

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Fig. 5: View of the FGLT-A

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Fig. 6: LEDS on the FGLT-A

Table 2 gives the LED descriptions.

LED Description Display Status

ALM This LED indicates that ON (Red) Alarm is present on board

ON (Yellow) The PON is provisioned and one of the

ON (Green) The PON is active without errors

ON (Red) The transmitter has failed or there is no

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