2) Traffic Node Indoor System Description

MINI-LINK TN R4
System Description
MINI-LINK TN System Description
• Magazine (AMM)
• Power Filter Unit
• Fan
• Node Processor Unit
• Line Termination Unit
• Ethernet Termination Unit
• Modem Unit
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Access Module Magazines
Diffrent sizes depending on the

need

Access Module Magazine, AMM
AMM 2p (previous release)

• For edge and repeater nodes
• Can house 2 full width plug-in
units and 2 half width plug-in units
• Maximum 2 radio terminals
AMM 2pB (Now)

• For edge and repeater nodes
• Can house 2 full width plug-in units
and 2 half width plug-in units
• Redundant DC-power directly
connected to the magazine
AMM 2p B, slots
Reserved slots:
• 01: NPU3, NPU3 B
NPU3 or NPU3 B
Configuration rules: Fan Unit FAU4
• Slot 00 is a HSU slot available
for any half size PIU except NPU
• Slot 02 and 03 are available Slot 01 Slot 03
for any full size PIU Slot 00 Slot 02
• Note that the DC power is
connected to the magazine
and not to a plug-in unit Redundant DC power
+24 or -48VDC

AMM 6p (previous release)

• For medium sized aggregation nodes
AMM 6p B
• Redundant DC-power

AMM 6p C (Now)
AMM 6p D

AMM 6p C, slots
Reserved slots:
• 00 and 01: PFU3 B
• FAU: FAU2
• 07: NPU3, NPU3 B Slot 01 FAU slot
Slot 08 Slot 07
Configuration rules: Slot 06
• All 1+1 configurations starts at Slot 05
Slot 04
slot number 2 and 4
Slot 03
• Dual pol. w XPIC
starting at slot number 2 and 4 Slot 02
• DC power +24 or -48VDC Slot 00

AMM 20p
• For large sized aggregation nodes
• Can house 20 full height plug-in units

AMM 20p B (Now)
Fan unit
AMM 20p B
• Large sized aggregation nodes
• 20 full size plug-in units
Max. 19 radio terminals
• Redundant DC-power, 48VDC
Cable shelf / air slot

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AMM 20p B, slots
Reserved slots: Slot 01
• 00 and 01: PFU1
• 11: NPU1 B, NPU1 C
Configuration rules:
• 1+1starting at even numbered
slots except slot 10
• Dual pol. w XPIC
starting at even numbered slots
except slot 10
• DC power -48VDC
Slot 00 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
”4 group” ”4 group” ”4 group” ”4 group”

• Magazine (AMM)
• Fan
• Modem Unit

Power Filter Units, PFU
• DC power distribution to the magazine.

• DC filtering
• Short circuit, polarity and under voltage protection
• One unit is mandatory per magazine, one extra can be added
for DC redundancy
• Redundant PFU function is embedded directly in the AMM 2p B

PFU1, PFU3 B
PFU1
• AMM 20p B
• Dedicated slots, 00 and 01
• -48VDC supply voltage
• Optional two units for DC redundancy
• Alarm interconnection for the Fan unit
PFU3 B
• AMM 6p C, AMM 6p D
• Dedicated slots, 00 and 01
• +24 or -48VDC supply voltage
• Optional two units for DC redundancy

• Magazine (AMM)
• Fan
• Modem Unit

AMM 2p B, FAU4
FAU4
Air out Air in
AMM 2p B is equipped with a FAU4 depending on

the total power dissipation in the AMM.

AMM 6p C and D, FAU2
Air out
Air in
FAU2
• Fan unit FAU2 is mandatory in all 6p magazines.
• At least 30 mm free space behind the magazine is needed
for sufficient airflow.
• If the space is less than 30 mm, a free space of 1U should be
free above the magazine.
• All unused slots shall be covered by dummy fronts.
AMM 20p B, FAU1
• AMM 20p B
• Mandatory unit
• Three blowers for redundancy
• Redundant DC power
• Fan alarm interconnection to PFU1

• Magazine (AMM)
• Fan
• Modem Unit

Node Processor Unit, NPU
Common functionalities
• Central node processor
• Mandatory plug-in unit
• Holds configuration and licenses for the node in
Non-volatile memory and Removable Memory Module
• LAN interface for management DCN
• USB for local maintenance
• IP router for the management DCN
• SNMP agent
• E1/DS1 Line termination interfaces

Node Processor units
NPU1 B
LAN USB, local maintenance 4XE1 4XE1 3 user in, 3 user out
NPU1 C F P 10/100/1000BASE-T
10/100/1000BASE-T1000BASE-TX
NPU1 C
1000BASE-TX
O&M TR:7/LAN TR:6 OUT TR:5 IN OUT TR:4 IN
USB, local maintenance 4XE1 4XE1 3 user in, 3 user out

LAN alt
Eth. traffic
NPU3 NPU3 B
NPU3 E1/DS1 10/100BASE-T 10/100BASE-T F P NPU3 B E1/DS1 10/100/1000BASE-T 10/100/1000BASE-T F P
BR
BR
TR:4A-4D/User Out:E-F TR:3 LAN O&M TR:4A-4D/User Out:E-F TR:3 TR:2/LAN O&M
LAN
4XE1, 2 user out Eth. traffic 4XE1, 2 user out LAN alt
USB USB
Eth. traffic
• Magazine (AMM)
• Fan
• Modem Unit

Line Termination Unit, LTU
Traffic interfaces
E1/E2/E3/DS1/DS3/STM-1/OC-3
To terminate traffic to/from external equipment

Line termination units, PDH
LTU3 12/1
Soffix connectors, 4 E1’s to each
LTU 16/1
LTU 32/1

Line protection, SDH
LTU 155
2x Line Termination units
LTU 155 e/o, LTU B 155 or LTU 155 ANSI (1+1 APS)
Same traffic over
TDM bus
two optical connections
TDM bus
Alarms
Fibre
Alarms
BPI bus

Line Termination Unit, SDH
LTU 155e or LTU155 e/o

• Terminates one STM-1 connection with 63xE1 in the
backplane.
• Electrical interface (G.703)
• Optical interface (Short haul S-1.1)

• Magazine (AMM)
• Fan
• Modem Unit

Ethernet Termination Unit, ETU
ETU3
ETU3
10/100/1000BASE-T
ETU2
ETU2 for Ethernet traffic termination in any magazine

• Multi-port Ethernet plug in board
• 5 x 10/100BASE-T interface
• 1 x 10/100/1000BASE-T interface
• 180 Mbit/s throughput

• Magazine (AMM)
• Fan
• Modem Unit

Modem Unit, (MMU)
• Interface to the radio (One MMU per radio).

• Modulates the digital traffic into analogue radio-modulation
• Sets the traffic capacity and frequency bandwidth
• Compact 1+1 configuration
• MSP 1+1 support (MMU2 E,F)
• SFP for traffic termination (MMU2 E,F)
• Supports XPIC (MMU2 F,H).
• Supports Adaptive Modulation.

Modem units
General about SDH/Sonet types
MMU2 F 155 STM-1
OUT TR IN XPIC
Modem
MMU2E and MMU2F where XPIC is the different

Modem Unit, MMU
Small Form-factor Pluggable
SFP:
• User selectable interface module to insert in
MMU2 E and MMU2 F
• Optical interface (Short haul S-1.1)
• Electrical interface (G.703)

Modem Unit, MMU (R3)
C-QPSK 16 QAM 128 QAM 16/64 128

QAM QAM
2x2 4x2 8x2 17x2 8x2 17x2 22x2 32x2 46x2 35x2 75x2 155 155
MMU2 B
MMU2 C
MMU2 D
MMU2 E
MMU2 F*
* with XPIC available with 128 QAM

MMU Types (R4)
 PDH Only:- MMU 2B and MMU 2C.
 SDH Only:- MMU 2E and MMU 2F.
 Super PDH and Ethernet:- MMU 2D and MMU 2H

– The Channel Spacing and Modulation Techniques are set to give
a total traffic capacity.
– This Total Traffic Capacity can be divided into (E1s) and Packet
Link Capacity.

MMU2 H
Traffic capacities – XPIC & adaptive modulation
Modulation Bandwidth
TN
Capacity 7 MHz 14 MHz 28 MHz 40 MHz 56 MHz Physical modes planned to be
Mbps available with XPIC before and
including release 4.4
4 QAM 10 21 46 65 94
Physical modes that can combine
XPIC and AM planned before and
16 QAM 21 45 94 133 189 including release 4.4
32 QAM 25 54 115 167 237 Mix Native Ethernet and

Native PDH in steps of 2
64 QAM 29 66 138 197 285
Mbps
128 QAM 35 72 160 229 326
Stated Capacity are:-
256 QAM 41* ** 78 180 257 369 1) 406 Mbps air interface capacity
2) 500 Mbps line interface capacity
512 QAM 50* ** 95* ** 200* 286 406
* Requires new HW revision state of MMU2 H

planned for 4.4
** Not available for 26, 28, 32, 38 and 42 GHz bands
MIX Adaptive Modulation and XPIC

Secure highest possible traffic capacity

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MINI-LINK TN R4

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Diffrent sizes depending on the

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AMM 2p (previous release)

AMM 2pB (Now)

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AMM 6p (previous release)

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Cable shelf / air slot

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”4 group” ”4 group” ”4 group” ”4 group”

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• DC power distribution to the magazine.

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Air out Air in

AMM 2p B is equipped with a FAU4 depending on

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O&M TR:7/LAN TR:6 OUT TR:5 IN OUT TR:4 IN

USB, local maintenance 4XE1 4XE1 3 user in, 3 user out

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To terminate traffic to/from external equipment

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Same traffic over

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LTU 155e or LTU155 e/o

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ETU2 for Ethernet traffic termination in any magazine

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• Interface to the radio (One MMU per radio).

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MMU2E and MMU2F where XPIC is the different

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C-QPSK 16 QAM 128 QAM 16/64 128

* with XPIC available with 128 QAM

 PDH Only:- MMU 2B and MMU 2C.

 SDH Only:- MMU 2E and MMU 2F.

 Super PDH and Ethernet:- MMU 2D and MMU 2H

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32 QAM 25 54 115 167 237 Mix Native Ethernet and

* Requires new HW revision state of MMU2 H

MIX Adaptive Modulation and XPIC

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