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AnyMedia ® Access System(30 Channel)Data Sheet BookReleases up to R1.38.1 and R3.6

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Issue 14September 2008

Alcatel, Lucent, Alcatel-Lucent and the Alcatel-Lucent logo are trademarks of Alcatel-Lucent. All other trademarks are the property of theirrespective owners.

The information presented is subject to change without notice. Alcatel-Lucent assumes no responsibility for inaccuracies contained herein.

Copyright © 2008 Alcatel-Lucent. All Rights Reserved.

Notice

Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in this information product was accurate at the time of printing. However,information is subject to change.

Ordering information

See“How to order” (p. xii).

Technical support

Technical support is available forAnyMedia® Access System indoor/outdoor applications, forAnyMedia® 800 Access System, forAnyMediaLAG System, and forAnyMediaElement Manager (Navis AnyMediaElement Manager).

AnyMediaservice is complemented by a full range of services available to support planning, maintaining and operating your system.Applications testing, network integration, and upgrade conversion support is available.

Alcatel-Lucent service personnel will troubleshoot field problems 24 h a day over the phone and on site (if necessary) based on Alcatel-Lucentservice contracts by Local/Regional Customer Support (LCS/RCS) and by Remote Technical Support (RTS).

Contacting your Alcatel-Lucent support: For Europe call the International Customer Management Center (ICMC): +353 1692 4579 or call thetoll free number: 00 800 00 58 2368. For Asia Pacific, Caribbean and Latin America Region, Saudi Arabia, Middle East and Africa call thelocal Alcatel-Lucent Customer Technical Support Team.

Contents

About this information product

Purpose........................................................................................................................................................................................... viivii

Reason for reissue...................................................................................................................................................................... viivii

Safety information..................................................................................................................................................................... viivii

Intended audience...................................................................................................................................................................... viivii

Conventions used....................................................................................................................................................................... viivii

Related documentation.............................................................................................................................................................. xixi

How to order................................................................................................................................................................................ xiixii

How to comment........................................................................................................................................................................ xiixii

1 Safety

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 1-11-1

Structure of hazard statements............................................................................................................................................ 1-21-2

2 List of all packs used in the AnyMedia ® Access System

List of used packs.................................................................................................................................................................... 2-12-1

3 Common packs for narrowband services

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 3-13-1

Common data and control (COMDAC) COM501/COM501B.............................................................................. 3-23-2

LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM503/COM503B................................................................... 3-63-6

LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM520........................................................................................ 3-103-10

LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM521........................................................................................ 3-143-14

Communication interface unit (CIU) DTP500/DTP501......................................................................................... 3-183-18

E1 interface unit (IO_E1) FAC500/FAC500B........................................................................................................... 3-243-24

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High level data link control (IO_HDLC) IDC500/IDC500B.............................................................................. 3-283-28

4 Common packs for ATM xDSL services

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4-14-1

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMDS3 LPA900 (no longer orderable)................................................................... 4-24-2

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMDS3 LPA901................................................................................................................ 4-64-6

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA910 (no longer orderable).................................................................... 4-114-11

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA911................................................................................................................. 4-154-15

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMO LPA920................................................................................................................... 4-204-20

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME1 LPA941................................................................................................................. 4-254-25

5 Common packs for IP-based services

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5-15-1

IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI901 (no longer orderable)................................................................................... 5-25-2

IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI902 (no longer orderable)................................................................................... 5-75-7

IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI903............................................................................................................................. 5-125-12




IP ATM Feeder Multiplexer (IP-AFM) LPI960......................................................................................................... 5-325-32

ESIM LPE408 as controller............................................................................................................................................... 5-375-37

6 Application packs for narrowband services

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6-16-1

ISDN application pack LPU112 (12 U Ports).............................................................................................................. 6-26-2



ISDN application pack LPU432 (32 U Ports)........................................................................................................... 6-126-12


POTS application pack LPP100 (24 Z Ports) (no longer orderable)................................................................ 6-186-18

POTS application pack LPZ100( ) (no longer orderable) and LPZ12[x]B (32 Z Ports)......................... 6-236-23

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POTS application pack LPZ110 (32 Z Ports)............................................................................................................ 6-296-29

POTS application pack LPZ200 (32 Z Ports)............................................................................................................ 6-336-33

POTS application pack LPZ600 (VoIP AP)................................................................................................................ 6-386-38

POTS application pack LPZ640/LPZ641 (64 Z Ports).......................................................................................... 6-396-39

HDSL application pack (HDSL AP) LPS501/LPS503/LPS504.......................................................................... 6-446-44

SHDSL application pack (SHDSL AP) LPS510....................................................................................................... 6-496-49

7 Application packs for ATM xDSL services

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 7-17-1

ADSL application pack (ADSL8p) LPA408 (no longer orderable)..................................................................... 7-27-2

ADSL application pack (ADSL4i) LPA414 (no longer orderable)...................................................................... 7-67-6

ADSL Application Pack (ADSL4p) LPA400( ) (no longer orderable)............................................................ 7-107-10

ADSL application pack (ADSL16p) LPA416............................................................................................................ 7-147-14

ADSL application pack (ADSL16i) LPA417............................................................................................................. 7-197-19

ADSL application pack (ADSL2_16p) LPA420....................................................................................................... 7-247-24

ADSL application pack (ADSL32p) LPA432............................................................................................................ 7-287-28

ADSL application pack (ADSL32i) LPA434............................................................................................................. 7-337-33

ADSL application pack (ADSL2_32i) LPA438........................................................................................................ 7-377-37

SDSL application pack (SDSL16) LPS716 (no longer orderable).................................................................... 7-417-41

SHDSL application pack (SHDSL16) LPS702.......................................................................................................... 7-457-45

E1-IMA Application pack E1-IMA AP LPA941....................................................................................................... 7-507-50

8 Application packs for narrowband and ATM xDSL services

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 8-18-1

Application pack (P32A32) LPA832................................................................................................................................ 8-28-2

Application pack (P32A32) LPA833................................................................................................................................ 8-88-8

9 Application packs for IP-based services

Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 9-19-1

IP COMDAC application pack (ICAP) LPI600.......................................................................................................... 9-29-2

POTS application pack (VoIP AP) LPZ600................................................................................................................... 9-79-7

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POTS application pack (VoIP AP) LPZ602................................................................................................................ 9-129-12

Application pack (IPADSL2_32p) LPA633................................................................................................................ 9-189-18

VSIM application pack LPV417...................................................................................................................................... 9-239-23

ESIM application pack LPE408....................................................................................................................................... 9-289-28

10 Service independent common packs

Overview .................................................................................................................................................................................... 10-110-1

Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) RGU100.................................................................................................................... 10-210-2

Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) RGU500.................................................................................................................... 10-710-7

Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) RGU510.................................................................................................................. 10-1010-10

Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) RGU550.................................................................................................................. 10-1310-13

Ringing Generator Pack (RGP) RGP100................................................................................................................... 10-1710-17

Power Filter Unit (PFU) PFU501................................................................................................................................. 10-2010-20




Ringing Filter Unit (RFU) RFU503............................................................................................................................ 10-3110-31



Test Application Pack (TAP100/TAP100B/TAP101)............................................................................................ 10-3710-37

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About this information productAbout this information product

Purpose

This Data Sheet Book provides the following information for each common pack andfor each application pack of Alcatel-LucentAnyMedia® Access System (30 Channel):

• An overview of the pack

• Specific information about the features and functions of the pack

• Specifications for transportation, storage and operation of the pack

• A functional block diagram of the pack

• The faceplate of the pack

• Tables detailing faceplate LED indicators and connectors

• The physical dimensions of the pack.

Reason for reissue

This is the first issue of this document. Information that is added, deleted, or changedin future releases will be summarized in this notice.

Safety information

This information product contains hazard statements for your safety. Hazard statementsare given at points where safety consequences to personnel, equipment, and operationmay exist. Failure to follow these statements may result in serious consequences.

Intended audience

Users of this document include internal marketing, order, and service personnel, aswell as external customers (network providers).

Conventions used

The following conventions are used throughout this Data Sheet Book.

Acronyms and abbreviations

In the text acronyms are expanded the first time they are used in the main text of achapter (for example permanent leased line (PLL)). If the acronym is a trademark, itwill not be spelled out. A list of acronyms is provided at the end of this document.

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Apparatus code followed by empty parentheses

An apparatus code followed by empty parentheses″()″ includes the letter-suffixedversions of the circuit pack. For example, ADSL4p LPA400( ) represents the ADSL4pLPA400 AP and/or the ADSL4p LPA400B AP.

Commands

AnyMedia® Access System TL1 command names and messages are displayed inconstant-width font and are uppercase (for example RTRV-COND).

Terms used (alphabetically ordered)

The following are terms used in this Data Sheet Book that may have a differentmeaning than the general or common use of the term.

• a/b-cablesrefer generically to the tip/ring pair cables that attach to the faceplate ofall application packs (APs).

• In the AnyMedia® Access System, the termaccessmeans that the system providesthe primary service interface for the subscriber to enter the network.

• ADSL linerefers to the twisted copper pair carrying ADSL and narrowbandservices.

• ADSL modemmeans the ADSL data circuit-terminating equipment at thesubscriber’s site.

• ADSL servicesrefers to all services provided by ADSL APs and by the ADSL partof combo APs.

• AFM refers to all ATM feeder multiplexers regardless of the feeder type.

• The ATM feeder multiplexerAFME3 provides an E3 ATM user network interface.If a DS3 interface is required the ATM feeder multiplexerAFMDS3has to be usedinstead, if an E1 interface is required the ATM feeder multiplexerAFME1 has to beused, or if an STM-1/OC-3c interface is required the ATM feeder multiplexerAFMO has to be used.

• The termAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf is used when the text especially refers to thebasic ETSI shelf with 16 AP slots. It houses the COMDAC(s), CIU and AFM(s).

• The termAnyMedia® LAG Shelf is generally used for anAnyMedia® shelf with ahigh capacity backplane, independently of the physical design of the shelf. Ithouses COMDAC(s), CIU and AFM(s). Currently oneAnyMedia® LAG Shelf isavailable, theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf.In comparison to anAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf the backplane of theAnyMedia®

LAG Shelf has expanded capacity.

• The AnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf is a specific LAG Shelf. It is designed as adouble-row LAG Shelf housed in an indoor cabinet.EachAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf may contain one NB subsystem and up to twoBB subsystems.In comparison to anAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf the backplane of theAnyMedia®

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• The termAnyMedia® Mainshelf is used in a description that refers to anyAnyMedia® shelf that may contain COMDAC(s), CIU, and AFM(s), regardlesswhether it is anAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf, anAnyMedia® LAG Shelf or anAnyMedia® 800 Shelf.

• The termAnyMedia® shelves is used whenever the text does not need todistinguish between the shelf types. It is mostly used where services and servicepacks are described.

• The AnyMedia® 800 Shelf consists of a shelf very similar to anAnyMedia® ETSIV5 Shelf, but 8 slots are equipped with an internal power subshelf instead of APs.

• ATM Operations Channelis an ATM permanent virtual connection configured totransmit OAM&P information.

• ATM OAM&P interfaces in the AnyMedia® Access System include the followingalternatives for connecting OAM&P interfaces:

– Console port on the AFM faceplate

– 10Base-T port on the AFM faceplate

– ATM Operations Channel

• ATM xDSL servicesrefer to all typically supported ADSL, SDSL, and SHDSLservices and future digital subscriber line (DSL) services.

• In some occurrences the termbroadbandis used for ATM xDSL related termswhere ATM xDSL would be too specific or not commonly used (e.g. broadbandbus).

• Combo pack refers to an AP that supports narrowband services and ADSL servicescombined on one physical subscriber port.

• The termcustomer premises equipment(CPE) in general covers subscriber’sinstallation and subscriber’s terminal. For ADSL lines the CPE consists amongother equipment of an ADSL modem and a splitter (to separate the narrowbandsignal from the data signal). If both units are meant as a whole the term customerpremises equipment (CPE) is used in this manual.

• The termDS3 interface refers to a bit rate of 44.736 Mbps and a framingaccording to ITU-T recommendations G.804, I.432 and ANSI T1.107. withoutspecifying the physical interface.

• The termDSX-3interface refers to everything that DS3 refers to with the additionof a specific physical interface according to Bellcore standard GR-499. The ATMfeeder multiplexer AFMDS3 provides a DSX-3 interface. In this manual the moregeneral term DS3 interface is used.

• E1 interfacerefers to the 2048-kbps digital feeder interfaces on the network side.

• E3 interfacerefers to the 34.368-Mbps digital feeder interface that carries the ATMpayload cells. The E3 interface is provided by the ATM feeder multiplexer AFM.

• The general termE1 link may be a physical E1 link when using a TDMCOMDAC.

• The general termElement Management System(EMS) denotes a software tool usedfor management actions and tasks. The element management system designed forthe AnyMedia® Access System is theNavis™ AnyMedia® Element ManagementSystem (NAM).


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• The AnyMedia® Graphical System Interface software (GSI)includes narrowbandand ATM xDSL services.

• The termGSI/EMSstands for the function of the network management system forthe AnyMedia® Access System, independent of using the GSI or another EMS likethe NAM.

• Inbandsignaling viaATM Operations Channelwithin ATM permanent virtualconnection (PVC) means sending messages not via a special OAM&P interface butembedded in the ATM cell stream.

• Mixed configurationmeans a configuration of theAnyMedia® shelves includingpacks for narrowband services and for ATM xDSL services.

• The Navis™ AnyMedia® Element Management System (NAM) is an elementmanagement system (EMS) that includes network management capabilities fornarrowband and ATM xDSL services.

• Narrowband servicestypically include POTS services, permanent leased line (PLL)and ISDN as well as n-times 64 kbps to 2 Mbps.

• The termpack is generally used for common packs (COMDAC, CIU, IO_E1,IO_HDLC, PFU, AFME3, AFMDS3) and application packs (APs).

• SDSL servicesrefers to all services provided by SDSL APs.

• SHDSL servicesrefers to all services provided by SHDSL APs.

• The term[S]HDSL refers to both: HDSL and SHDSL (narrowband services).

• The termsystem applicationis used here for theAnyMedia® Access System whenthe text refers to it how a certain network element is used with respect to services.

• The termsystem configurationis used here for theAnyMedia® Access Systemwhen the text refers to it as a system equipped with certain packs or units for acertain application including the related database.

• TDM COMDACgenerally refers to a COMDAC in a system configuration withIO_E1 packs where the narrowband signals are transported within physical E1 linksacross a TDM network.

• TL1 system interface(TL1SI) means any interface for operations using TL1commands.

• V5.x is used whenever the following text refers to V5.1 as well as to V5.2.

• xDSL servicemeans any ATM xDSL service transmitted over twisted pairs.Examples are ADSL, SDSL, SHDSL, universal asymmetric digital subscriber line(UDSL), and very high bit rate digital subscriber line (VDSL).

• In this manual the subscriber interface for analog POTS is namedZ interface. Insome countries this interface can be called a/b-interface where the a-leg sometimesmay be called tip and the b-leg ring.

Trademarks

Trademarks of Alcatel-Lucent and other companies are in italics. They are identifiedwith the registered mark (®) or trademark (™) symbol the first time the trademarks areused in the text (for example Alcatel-LucentAnyMedia® Access System).


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Related documentation

The following is orderable documentation related to theAnyMedia® Access Systemand for additional components. For the ordering address see“How to order” (p. xii).Additionally, these information products are accessible from the Alcatel-Lucent’internal web page: http://access.de.lucent.com/ACCESS/cdoc/index.html

Manual Type Comcode CIC OrderingNumber ( 1)

Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), Overview 109 562 744 363-211-585

Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), Narrowband andATM xDSL services

109 562 751 363-211-586

Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), IP-based services 109 562 769 363-211-587

Data Sheet Book 109 218 651 363-211-251

Ordering Guide 109 097 782 363-211-144

Commands and Procedures for Narrowband Services withTDM COMDAC

109 105 635 363-211-119

Commands and Procedures for ATM xDSL Services 109 024 737 363-211-133

Commands and Procedures for IP-based Services 109 562 736 363-211-555

Installation Manual for DC-Powered Racks for ETSI V5 andLAG 1900 Shelves

109 576 140 363-211-603 (2)

Installation Manual for the Mainshelf and DC-powered racks 109 024 752 363-211-207 (3)

Installation Manual for AC-powered racks 109 024 745 363-211-206

AnyMedia® LAG 4300 System, Installation Manual (IM) 109 461 939 363-211-256

Customer Documentation on CD-ROM 108 298 787 363-211-114

Notes:

1. For the ordering address see“How to order” (p. xii).

2. Applicable for the new DC-powered racks based on CABI600 mechanics (J1C293B-1 L1 andJ1C301B-1 L1)

3. Applicable for the established DC-powered racks J1C283B-1 L2 and J1C293A-1 L2.

Print copy (hard copy)

All listed documents are available in print.

CD-ROM

The following table lists the information products for theAnyMedia® Access Systemwhich are available in PDF format and/or in HTML format on CD-ROM. An AdobeAcrobat Reader® is provided to view them.


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CD-ROM Comcode Ordering Number

AnyMedia® Access System Customer Documentation onCD-ROM includes:

• Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), Overview inpdf format

• Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), Narrowbandand ATM xDSL services in pdf format

• Applications and Planning Guide (APOG), IP-basedservices in pdf format

• Data Sheet Book in pdf format

• Ordering Guide in pdf format

• Commands and procedures for Narrowband Services withTDM COMDAC in HTML and pdf format

• Commands and Procedures for ATM xDSL Services inHTML and pdf format

• Commands and Procedures for IP-based Services inHTML and pdf format

• Installation Manual for the Mainshelf and forDC-powered Racks in pdf format

• Installation Manual for AC-powered Racks in pdf format

• Description of TL1 commands in HTML format

108298787 363-211-114 (1)

Notes:

1. For the ordering address see“How to order” (p. xii).

How to order

These documents and drawings can be ordered at or downloaded from theAlcatel-Lucent Online Customer Support Site (OLCS)(https://support.lucent.com) orthrough your Local Customer Support.

How to comment

To comment on this information product, go to theOnline Comment Form(http://www.lucent-info.com/comments/enus/) or e-mail your comments to theComments Hotline ([email protected]).


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1 1Safety

Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter contains information on the hazard statements used in this document.

Contents

Structure of hazard statements 1-2

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Structure of hazard statements...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

Hazard statements describe the safety risks relevant while performing tasks onAlcatel-Lucent products during deployment and/or use. Failure to avoid the hazardsmay have serious consequences.

General structure

Hazard statements include the following structural elements:

Item Structure element Purpose

1 Personal-injury symbol Indicates the potential for personal injury(optional)

2 Hazard-type symbol Indicates hazard type (optional)

3 Signal word Indicates the severity of the hazard

4 Hazard type Describes the source of the risk of damage orinjury

5 Damage statement Consequences if protective measures fail

6 Avoidance message Protective measures to take to avoid the hazard

7 Identifier The reference ID of the hazard statement(optional)

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Signal words

The signal words identify the hazard severity levels as follows:

Signal word Meaning

DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation (high risk) which, ifnot avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation (medium risk) which,if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION When used with the personal injury symbol:

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation (low risk) which, ifnot avoided, may result in personal injury.

When used without the personal injury symbol:

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation (low risk) which, ifnot avoided, may result in property damage, such as serviceinterruption or damage to equipment or other materials.

Safety Structure of hazard statements

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List of used packs...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

Different applications of theAnyMedia® Access System require the use of differentcommon packs and application packs. The following tables list for each pack whetherit can be used in a configuration or not: “x” means, the pack is supported in theconfiguration, “-” means, the pack is not supported.

Common packs

The following table shows the common packs used in theAnyMedia® Access System.

The pack ... ... can be used in the

Apparatus code Description AnyMedia ®

LAG 1900Shelf

upper row oftheAnyMedia ®

LAG 4300Shelf

lower row oftheAnyMedia ®

LAG 4300Shelf

AnyMedia ®

ETSI V5 ShelfAnyMedia ®

LAG 200 Shelf

COM501 COMDAC - - - x -

COM503 COMDAC x - - x -

COM520 COMDAC - x - - -

COM521 COMDAC - x - - -

DTP500 CIU x x - x -

DTP501 CIU x x - x -

FAC500 IO_E1 x x - x -

IDC500 IO_HDLC - - - x (1) -

LPA900 (2) AFMDS3 - - - x -

LPA901 AFMDS3 x x x x -

LPA910 (2) AFME3 - - - x -

LPA911 AFME3 x x x x -

LPA920 AFMO x x x x -

LPA941 AFME1 x x x x -

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The pack ... ... can be used in the


LAG 1900Shelf


LAG 4300Shelf


LAG 4300Shelf

AnyMedia ®


LAG 200 Shelf

LPE408(controllermode)

ESIM, 8 fastEthernet (SFP)downlinks and 1GbE (SFP)uplink

- - - - x

LPI901 (2) IPFM - x - - -

LPI902 (2) IPFM x - - - -

LPI903 IPFM - x - - -

LPI904 IPFM x - - - -

LPI905 IPFM - x - - -

LPI906 IPFM x - - - -

LPI960 IP-AFM x x x x -

PFU501 PFU - - - x -

PFU502 PFU - - - - x

PFU503 PFU x - - - -

PFU520 PFU - x (in the Power DistributionPanel)

- -

RFU503 RFU x - - - -

RFU523 RFU - x (in the Power DistributionPanel)

- -

RGP100 RGP - x - - -

RGU100 RGU - x x x -

RGU500 RGU x - - - -

RGU510 RGU x - - - -

RGU550 RGU x - - - x

Notes:

1. The IO_HDLC pack is not supported when COM503 is used in theAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf.

2. No longer orderable; no longer supported. For details refer to the compatibility tables in the “OrderingGuide” 363-211-144.

Application packs

The following table shows the application packs used in theAnyMedia® AccessSystem.

List of all packs used in the AnyMedia® Access System List of used packs

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The application pack ... ... can be used in the


LAG 1900Shelf


LAG 4300Shelf


LAG 4300Shelf

AnyMedia ®


LAG 200 Shelf

LPA400 (1) ADSL4p AP - - - x -

LPA408 (1) ADSL8p AP - x x x -

LPA414 (1) ADSL4i AP - x x x -

LPA416 ADSL16p AP x x x x -

LPA417 ADSL16i AP x x x x -

LPA420 ADSL2_16p AP x x (2) x (2) x -

LPA432 ADSL32p AP x x x x -

LPA434 ADSL32i AP x x x x -

LPA438 ADSL32i x x (2) x (2) x -

LPA633 IPADSL2_32p x x x x x

LPA832 P32A32 AP x x x x -

LPA833 P32A32 AP x x x x -

LPA941 E1-IMA AP - - - x -

LPE408 ESIM, 8 fastEthernet (SFP)downlinks and 1GbE (SFP)uplink

x x x x (3) x

LPI600 ICAP x x x x x (2)

LPP100 POTS AP, 24Z ports

x x x x -

LPS501 (1) HDSL AP - x x x -

LPS503 (1) HDSL AP - x x x -

LPS504 HDSL AP x x x x -

LPS510 SHDSL AP x x x x -

LPS702 SHDSL16 AP x x x x -

LPS716 (1) SDSL16 AP - - - x -

LPU112 ISDN AP, 12U ports

x x x x -


x x x x -


- - - x (4) -


x x (2) x (2) x -


x x x x -


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The application pack ... ... can be used in the


LAG 1900Shelf


LAG 4300Shelf


LAG 4300Shelf

AnyMedia ®


LAG 200 Shelf

LPV417 VSIM AP, 16VDSL lines

x x x - x

LPZ100 POTS AP, 32Z ports

x x x x -


x x x x -


x x x x -


x x x x -


x x x x -


x x x x -

LPZ200 POTS AP, 32Z ports, TAPfunction

x x x x -

LPZ600 VoIP AP, 32subscriber lines

x x x x (3) x

LPZ602 VoIP AP, 64subscriber lines

x x x - x


x x x x -


x x x x -

TAP100 TAP x x x x -

TAP101 TAP x x x x -

Notes:

1. No longer orderable.

2. If this pack is required in this shelf type, contact your local customer team.

3. In theAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf this pack is only supported in standalone mode.

4. This pack is not supported when COM503 is used in theAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf.


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3 3Common packs for narrowbandservices

Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the common packs for narrowband services which are used inthe AnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

Common data and control (COMDAC) COM501/COM501B 3-2

LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM503/COM503B 3-6

LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM520 3-10

LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM521 3-14

Communication interface unit (CIU) DTP500/DTP501 3-18

E1 interface unit (IO_E1) FAC500/FAC500B 3-24

High level data link control (IO_HDLC) IDC500/IDC500B 3-28

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Common data and control (COMDAC) COM501/COM501B...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The common data and control (COMDAC) provides the central control andtransmission fabric for theAnyMedia® Access System.

Features and functions

The COMDAC supports the following features and functions:

• Provides a full-access timeslot interchange (TSI)

• Supports local and remote software download capability for software upgrades

• Supports configuration backup and database restoration

• Supports remote and local management interfaces

• Provides system timing derived from E1 link or station clock

• Provides the microprocessor control complex

• Provides non-volatile data storage (NVDS) and non-volatile program storage(NVPS)

• Supports simplex and duplex operation.

Specifications

Storage: Conforms to ETSI EN 300 019-1-1, class 1.2.

Transportation: Conforms to ETSI EN 300 019-1-2, class 2.3.

Indoor operation: Conforms to ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.1E.

Comcode: 109210575 (COM501B).

Functional block diagram

The following figure shows the COMDAC COM501 functional block diagram.

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the COMDAC COM501 faceplate.

TDM COMDAC

ApplicationPacks

CIU

ProcessorMemory &

ControlComplex

Full AccessTSI for

Call Processing

System Timing

TransmissionBandwidth

Communicationsand Control



External OS & Communication Interfaces

Power Module

+5V


IO_E1

IO_HDLC

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RT

H44

55A

AB

COM501COMDAC

n:mLucent

FAULT

FE

ACTIVE

CR

MJ

MN

NE

LED


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LEDs

LED indicators (1 2) on the COMDAC COM501 faceplate:.

LED Function Color

FAULT Lights when an internal fault condition isdetected on the COMDAC and extinguisheswhen the fault condition clears

Lights if initial sanity check and/orinventory/program store checksum failed

Flashes at a rate of approximately 1 Hz duringpack initialization (built-in self-test) or waitingfor software download

Flashes at a rate of approximately 2 Hz duringsoftware download.

Red

ACTIVE Indicates COMDAC is in-service. Green

CR Lit when a critical alarm is detected in thesystem.

Red

MJ Lit when a major alarm is detected in thesystem.

Red

MN Lit when a minor alarm is detected in thesystem.

Yellow

NE Indicates an alarm or abnormal condition existsat the shelf or at the associated cabinetequipment (near end).

Yellow

FE Indicates an alarm condition exists remotefrom the shelf (far end).

Yellow

Notes:

1. All LEDs light momentarily (~5 s) during first power-up.

2. All the LEDs of the standby COMDAC are off.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the COMDAC COM501 in mm:

Pack Height Depth Width

COMDAC 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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LAG common data and control (COMDAC)COM503/COM503B...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The line access gateway common data and control (LAG COMDAC) COM503provides the central control and transmission fabric for theAnyMedia® LAG 1900Shelf. The LAG COMDAC COM503 is also supported in theAnyMedia® ETSI V5Shelf.


The LAG COM503 supports the following features and functions:


• Supports 128 (8 bit bidirectional) timeslots per AP slot

• Supports up to 14 application packs (APs) in theAnyMedia® LAG 1900 Shelf andup to 16 application packs (APs) in theAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf




• Provides system timing derived from E1 link, station clock, digital office timingsupply (DOTS) E1 clock, composite clock, or from a DCS clock

• Supervise the ringing voltage on both sections of ringer bus 0




Specifications




Comcode: 109204768 (COM503), 109633834 (COM503B).


The following figure shows the LAG COMDAC COM503 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LAG COMDAC COM503 faceplate.

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LEDs

LED indicators (1 2) on the LAG COMDAC COM503 faceplate:

LED Function Color

FAULT Lights when an internal fault condition is detected on theCOMDAC and extinguishes when the fault condition clears

Lights if initial sanity check and/or inventory/program storechecksum failed

Flashes at a rate of approximately 1 Hz during packinitialization (built-in self-test) or waiting for softwaredownload

Flashes at a rate of approximately 2 Hz during softwaredownload.

Red


CR Lit when a critical alarm is detected in the system. Red

MJ Lit when a major alarm is detected in the system. Red

MN Lit when a minor alarm is detected in the system. Yellow

NE Indicates an alarm or abnormal condition exists at the shelfor at the associated cabinet equipment (near end).

Yellow

FE Indicates an alarm condition exists remote from the shelf(far end).

Yellow

Notes:


2. All the LEDs of the standby COMDAC are off

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LAG COMDAC COM503 in mm:




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LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM520...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The line access gateway common data and control (LAG COMDAC) COM520 is afurther development of the TDM COMDAC COM501. It provides the central controland transmission fabric for theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf.


The COM520 supports the following features and functions:


• Supports up to 43 application packs (APs)




• Provides system timing derived from E1 link, station clock, or from a digital officetiming supply (DOTS) E1 clock




Specifications




Comcode: 109291450.




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Faceplate


LAG COMDAC

ApplicationPacks

CIU

ProcessorMemory &

ControlComplex

Full AccessTSI for

Call Processing

System Timing





External OS & CommunicationInterfaces

Power Module

+3.3V


IO_E1

Digital office timing supply (DOTS) E1 clock

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RT

H44

55A

AB

FAULT

FE

ACTIVE

CR

MJ

MN

NE

LED

COM520COMDAC

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LEDs


LED Function Color





Red






Yellow


Yellow

Notes:



Physical dimensions





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LAG common data and control (COMDAC) COM521...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The line access gateway common data and control (LAG COMDAC) COM521provides the central control and transmission fabric for theAnyMedia® LAG 4300Shelf and supports composite and DCS clock.


The COM521 supports the following features and functions:






• Provides system timing derived from E1 link, station clock, digital office timingsupply (DOTS) E1 clock, composite clock, or from a DCS clock




Specifications




Comcode: 109554832.




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H44

55A

AB

FAULT

FE

ACTIVE

CR

MJ

MN

NE

LED

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LEDs


LED Function Color





Red






Yellow


Yellow

Notes:



Physical dimensions





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Communication interface unit (CIU) DTP500/DTP501...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The communication interface unit (CIU) has no service-affecting functions but it isrequired for a lot of operations-related functions. Therefore its use is required in allAnyMedia® Access System applications.


The CIU:

• Supports craft and operations system interfaces

• Supports metallic test access for drop tests

• Provides storage of LAN media access control (MAC) address

• Provides a connection for station clock

• Provides drivers for the 10Base-T LAN to connect the GSI

• Provides a faceplate connectorCIT to connect the GSI

• Provides detectors for eight miscellaneous alarm inputsNote: DTP501 supports provisioning of alarm polarity and alarm integration timefor the miscellanous alarm inputs mc-1-1-8.

• Provides three office alarm relays

• Provides an alarm cutoff buttonACO to cut off the alarm indication via the threeoffice alarm relays

• Provides faceplate test jacksCHAN/MONandDROP

• Supports enhanced inventory

• Provides an LED test buttonLED TESTto support testing of pack LEDs

• Includes built-in self-tests (BISTs) and fault diagnostics.

Specifications




Comcode: 108403197.


The following figure shows the CIU functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the CIU faceplate.

Test

ApplicationPacks

Processor Memory& Control Complex

+5V

Bus

Relay Matrixfor Test Support

Interface for GSI/EM

MiscellaneousAlarm Detectors

Power Module

Station Clock

Alarmoutput


OAM&P Data

COMDAC

CIU

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LED

Button

DTP500n:m

Lucent

FAULT

CIT

DROPCHAN/MON

LED TEST

ACO

ACTIVE

POW 1

POW 2

TC

MISC


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LEDs, buttons, connectors

LED indicators on the CIU faceplate:

LED Function Color

FAULT Lit when a fault is detected on the pack Red

ACTIVE Lit when pack is in operation Green

POW1 CIU in theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf:

Lit when all power feeders from the range 1 to 4 are inoperation.

CIU in the AnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf/AnyMedia® 800 Shelfand in theAnyMedia® LAG 1900 Shelf:

Lit when -48V A power supply is in operation

Green

POW2 CIU in theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf:

Lit when all power feeders from the range 5 to 8 are inoperation.

CIU in the AnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf/AnyMedia® 800 Shelfand in theAnyMedia® LAG 1900 Shelf:

Lit when -48V B power supply is in operation

Green

TC Lit when metallic test access is provided at TAP-B interface Green

MISC Lit when one of the eight miscellaneous inputs is active Yellow

ACO Alarm cutoff reminder Green

Buttons on the CIU faceplate:

Button Function

ACO button Alarm cutoff button to retire the alarm indication of thethree office alarm relays

LED TEST button Causes allAnyMediaMainshelf LEDs to light temporarilywhen pressed

Connectors on the CIU faceplate:

Faceplatejacks/connectors

Function

CHAN/MON Provides full-splitting access to the channel side (towardthe Z ports of the APs); also provides bridging access(monitoring mode) to listen in to an existing call

DROP Provides full-splitting access to the drop side (toward thedrop and subscriber equipment)


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Faceplatejacks/connectors

Function

CIT Provides a connection for a PC GSI for administeringoperations, administration, maintenance, and provisioning(OAM&P).

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the CIU in mm:


CIU 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Jumpers for configuring the station clock interface

The station clock interface on the CIU is a 2048 kHz synchronization interfaceaccording to ITU-T recommendation G.703. The synchronization clock can be providedto the backplane connector via coaxial pair cables with 75Ω resistive or viasymmetrical pair cables with 120Ω resistive.

By means of two jumpers on the CIU the station clock interface can be configured forboth cable types:

• Jumper MP4 on header P4 selects between 75Ω and 120Ω load resistance

• Jumper MP5 on header P5 selects between matched impedance (MI) and highimpedance (HI) load.

The following figure shows the location of the two jumpers on the CIU and in thetable the jumper settings for the different cable types are summarized.


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Jumper settings for the different station clock configurations

Jumper MP4 Jumper MP5 Type of pair Resistive load impedance

120 HI symmetrical high impedance

(Default factory setting)

120 MI symmetrical 120Ω

75 MI coaxial 75Ω

(Screening of the cable will begrounded in the backplaneconnector)

MP4 MP5

Jumpers


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E1 interface unit (IO_E1) FAC500/FAC500B...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

Each of the IO_E1 packs provides theAnyMedia® Access System with four E12-Mbps interfaces as service or protection pack. The IO_E1 packs are only used in anAnyMedia® Access System configuration with TDM COMDAC.


The IO_E1

• Provides four independent E1 interfaces

• Supports simplex and duplex COMDAC operation

• Provides transmit pulse shaping as defined in G.703

• Monitors the performance of the received E1 signals (error performance thresholds)

• Supports E1 physical layer functions according to G.703

• Extracts reference timing from received E1 signals, feeds reference clocks from twoof its inputs towards both COMDACs

• Provides E1 loopbacks

• Supports inventory data

• Includes built-in self-tests (BISTs) and fault diagnostics

• Includes a controller to handle OAM&P tasks for the E1s and the pack itself

• The FAC500B supports in addition ISDN PRA subscribers via V3 interface,unstructured leased line subscribers and IO_E1 pack protection.

The AnyMediaMainshelf allows equipage for up to four IO_E1 packs. These IO_E1packs are used allowing a maximum configuration of the 16 E1s. An additional slot(IO_E1P) is provided to support IO_E1 pack protection. For providing IO_E1 packprotection a FAC500B is required in the protection slot (IO_E1P).

Specifications




Comcode: 109153254 (FAC500B).


The following figure shows the IO_E1 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the IO_E1 faceplate.

LEDs

LED indicators on the IO_E1 faceplate:

LED1 Function Color

FAULT Pack out of order (Error)

Lit when a fault is detected on the pack

Flashes at a rate of approximately 1 Hz during packinitialization (built-in self-test).

Red

ACTIVE Lit when the pack is in operation for carrying service Green

UART

COMDAC

IO_E1

+5V

Communications and Control

Power Module

E1

E1

E1

E1

To E1

Facility

FAC500n:m

Lucent

FAULTACTIVE

1234

CLF LED

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LED1 Function Color

CLF1 Carrier Line Failure

Lit when a fault or facility alarm occurs on the in-servicereceived E1 line #1

Flashes when an AIS alarm occurs on the E1 line #1

Yellow




Yellow




Yellow




Yellow

Notes:

1. During a restart of the pack all LEDs light for approximately 5 s.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the IO_E1 in mm:


IO_E1 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Jumpers for selecting the interface impedance

There are jumpers on the IO_E1 pack for selecting the needed impedance of the E1interfaces: nine jumpers on an IO_E1 pack with interchangeability code below S1:8and five jumpers on an IO_E1 pack with interchangeability code S1:8 and higher. It ispossible to select an interface impedance of 120Ω or 75 Ω: 120 Ω for a symmetricalcable, 75Ω for a coaxial cable. All jumpers on one IO_E1 pack must be set to thesame setting (either 120Ω or 75 Ω) according to the E1 cable used. The defaultdelivery setting is 120Ω.

The headers have three pins. If the jumpers are installed between

• Position 1-2 75Ω interface impedance is selected

• Position 2-3 120Ω interface impedance is selected.


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The following figures show the E1 jumper settings for 120Ω (symmetrical cable).

E1 jumper settings for 120Ω on IO_E1 packs with interchangeability code belowS1:8.

E1 jumper settings for 120Ω on IO_E1 packs with interchangeability code S1:8 andhigher.

View of IO_E1 components side, faceplate to the right

1 3

1 3

1 3

1 3

1 3

1 3

1 3

1 3

1 3

75 Ω 120 Ω

View of IO_E1 components side, faceplate to the right

1 3

1 3

13

2

2

21

32

13 2

75 Ω 120 Ω75 Ω120 Ω

75Ω

120

Ω75

Ω12

0Ω


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High level data link control (IO_HDLC) IDC500/IDC500B...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The high level data link control pack (IO_HDLC) frame relays V5 interfacecommunication channels and D-channel messages of ISDN subscribers. The 1N-sizedIO_HDLC providing this frame relay functionality is optionally 1:1 protected. AnIO_HDLC is required if switched ISDN D-channels have to be supported. If noswitched ISDN services need to be handled, that is, in POTS-only configurations, V5communication channels are connected via the TSI directly to the COMDAC wherethey are terminated.


The IO_HDLC:

• Performs the following main tasks:

– In the LE to ANE direction frames received from the LE on a certaincommunication channel are to be discriminated according to their informationtype (ISDN D-channel data or V5 Layer 3 protocols) and sent either to theCOMDAC or to the ISDN user port concerned.

– In the ANE to LE direction frames of both types (ISDN D-channel data or V5Layer 3 protocols) either received from the COMDAC or from ISDN ports aremultiplexed into the communication channel which is provisioned for the frametype concerned.

• Physically supplies HDLC terminations:

– Up to 256 for D16-channels (16 kbps) or 64 for D64-channels (64 kbps) or amixture between both

– 48 for V5 CCs (64 kbps)

• Supports inventory data

• Includes built-in self-tests (BISTs) and fault diagnostics

• Supports protection switching, it two packs are equipped.

The AnyMediaMainshelf allows equipage for up to two IO_HDLC. If two packs areequipped, one is the protection pack.

Specifications




Comcode: 108644402 (IDC500B).


The following figure shows the IO_HDLC functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the IO_HDLC faceplate.

LEDs

LED indicators on the IO_HDLC faceplate:

LED (1) Function Color

FAULT (2) Pack out of order (Error)

Lit when a fault is detected on the pack

Red

ACTIVE Lit when the pack is the active IO_HDLC,responsible for carrying service. On thestandby IO_HDLC the LED does not light.

Green

4 Mbps

UART

COMDAC

IO_HDLC

+5VHDLC Controller

Power Module

Communications and Control

Memory

2

IDC500n:m

Lucent

FAULTACTIVE

LED

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Notes:

1. During a restart of the pack both LEDs light for approximately 5 s.

2. The FAULT LED does not flash during the built-in self test because all tests arecompleted within a very short time.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the IO_HDLC in mm:


IO_HDLC 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

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Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the common packs for ATM xDSL services which are used inthe AnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMDS3 LPA900 (no longer orderable) 4-2

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMDS3 LPA901 4-6

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA910 (no longer orderable) 4-11

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA911 4-15

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMO LPA920 4-20

ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME1 LPA941 4-25

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ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMDS3 LPA900 (no longerorderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The AFMDS3 LPA900 provides an electrical DS3/ATM feeder facility interface forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services with 44.736 Mbps. The DS3 may beterminated directly at an ATM network, or the DS3 may be transported over a SONETtransmission system such as a DDM-2000 system.

The AFMDS3 LPA900 serves as the common control and feeder interface unit forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services. The AFMDS3 LPA900multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the DS3 feeder and the subscribersthrough the ATM xDSL APs.

This AFM type is used only in the slot marked AP-16.

Important! If this AP shall be used for duplex AFM operation mode, the softwarecompatibility should be checked by the local customer team before.

Important! The AFMDS3 LPA900 is not supported from release R1.25 onwards.


The AFMDS3 provides the following features and functions:

• DS3 interface according to ANSI T1.107 and GR-499

• ATM functionality via a standard DS3/ATM user network interface (UNI 3.1/4.0)to the ATM backbone network (direct cell mapping or physical layer convergenceprotocol (PLCP))

• Multiplexing/demultiplexing of ATM cells between the ATM feeder interface andthe xDSL subscriber ports on the ATM xDSL application pack

• Daisychaining betweenAnyMedia® Access Systems over a second DS3 interface toincrease the utilization of the DS3 interface to the ATM backbone network

• Two DS3 ports:

– DS3-1 for connecting to the ATM backbone network - composed of a transmit(TX-1) and receive (RX-1) connection

– DS3-2 for connecting to anotherAnyMedia® Access System - comprising atransmit (TX-2) and receive (RX-2) connection.

• Provides local operations using SNMP protocol via:

– Console port (on the faceplate of the AFMDS3)

– 10Base-T LAN port (on the faceplate of the AFMDS3)

• Provides remote operations using SNMP via:


– BB ATM Operations Channel carrying management information.

• Inventory and slot status is provided to the COMDAC via a UART link to create acomplete and consistent view of the GSI.

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• TCP/IP routing function for narrowband OAM&P information from BB ATMOperations Channel within ATM PVC to the AFM 10Base-T LAN port. This portcan be connected to the LAN connector in the SCP.

• Capacity for up to 1000 VC connections per VP.

Specifications




Comcode: 108108275.


The following figure shows the AFMDS3 LPA900 functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the AFMDS3 LPA900 faceplate.

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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the AFMDS3 faceplate:

LED Function Color

FAULT Lit when a fault is detected on the pack.

Flashes during pack initialization (built-inself-test).

Red

ACTV Lit when AFMDS3 is in operation. Green

CR-MJ Lit when a critical or major ATM xDSL alarmcondition is detected.

Red

MN Lit when a minor ATM xDSL alarm condition isdetected.

Yellow

CLF1 Lit when a DS3 port 1 receive carrier line failureis detected. Flashes when an AIS or minor alarmis received or when the DS3 is in loopback.

Yellow

CLF2 Lit when a DS3 port 2 receive carrier line failureis detected. Flashes when an AIS or minor alarmis received. Off when DS3 port 2 is disabled.

Yellow

Connectors on the AFMDS3 faceplate:

Connector Type Function

CONSOLE DB-9 Local console OAM&P port

10BASE-T RJ-45 LAN OAM&P port

TX-1 75 Ω coax, BNC DS3 interface 1

RX-1


RX-2

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the AFMDS3 in mm:


AFMDS3 LPA900 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMDS3 LPA901...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The AFMDS3 LPA901 provides an electrical DS3/ATM feeder facility interface forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services with 44.736 Mbps. The DS3 may beterminated directly at an ATM network, or the DS3 may be transported over a SONETtransmission system such as a DDM-2000 system.

The AFMDS3 LPA901 serves as the common control and feeder interface unit forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services. The AFMDS3 LPA901multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the DS3 feeder and the subscribersthrough the ATM xDSL APs.

This AFM can be used in either simplex or duplex mode.

In simplex mode, the AFMDS3 LPA901 is used only in the slot marked AP-16. Induplex mode, one AFMDS3 LPA901 is installed in the slot marked AP-16, the other isused in the slot marked AP-15.


The AFMDS3 LPA901 provides the following features and functions:

• DS3 interface according to ANSI T1.107 and GR-499

• ATM functionality via a standard DS3/ATM user network interface (UNI3.1/4.0)to the ATM backbone network (direct cell mapping or physical layer convergenceprotocol (PLCP))

• Multiplexing/demultiplexing of ATM cells between the ATM feeder interface andthe xDSL subscriber ports on the ATM xDSL application pack

• Simplex or duplex operation. Duplex operation provides increased reliability.

• Daisychaining betweenAnyMedia® Access Systems over a second DS3 interface toincrease the utilization of the DS3 interface to the ATM backbone network

• Two DS3 ports:

– DS3-1 for connecting to the ATM backbone network - composed of a transmit(TX-1) and receive (RX-1) connection

– DS3-2 for connecting to anotherAnyMedia® Access System - comprising atransmit (TX-2) and receive (RX-2) connection.


– Console port (on the faceplate of the AFMDS3)

– 10Base-T LAN port (on the faceplate of the AFMDS3).



– BB ATM Operations Channel carrying management information.

• Inventory and slot status is provided to the COMDAC (if equipped) to create acomplete and consistent view of the GSI


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Specifications




Comcode: 108875097.



Faceplate


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LED indicators on the AFMDS3 faceplate:

LED Function Color


Flashes steadily during pack initialization (built-in self-test).

Flashes (3 short flashes followed by a pause)

when an AFM provisioned for simplex mode is alreadyinstalled in slot AP-16, and then another AFM is installed inslot AP-15, regardless of which mode the latter AFM isprovisioned for when an AFM is installed in slot AP-15 andthat AFM is provisioned for simplex mode when the AFM isinstalled in a non-AFM slot (that is, when not installed in slotAP-15 or AP-16).

In duplex mode only, the LED of the standby pack flashesunder the following conditions (3 short flashes followed by apause):

when there is a standby AFM that is of a different type thanthe active AFM when the current program images of the activeAFM and the standby AFM do not match when plannedprotection switching is inhibited.

Red

ACTV Lit when pack is in operation. Green

CR-MJ Lit when a critical or major ATM xDSL alarm condition isdetected.

Red

MN Lit when a minor ATM xDSL alarm condition is detected. Yellow

CLF1 Lit when a DS3 port 1 receive carrier line failure is detected.Flashes when an AIS or minor alarm is received or when theDS3 is in loopback.

Yellow

CLF2 Lit when a DS3 port 2 receive carrier line failure is detected.Flashes when an AIS or minor alarm is received. Off whenDS3 port 2 is disabled.

Yellow

Connectors on the AFMDS3 faceplate:





RX-1


RX-2


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the AFMDS3 in mm:


AFMDS3 LPA901 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA910 (no longerorderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The AFME3 LPA910 provides an electrical E3/ATM feeder facility interface forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services with 34.368 Mbps. The E3 may beterminated directly at an ATM network, or the E3 may be transported over an SDHtransmission system.

The AFME3 serves as the common control and feeder interface unit for theAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services. The AFME3multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the E3 feeder and the subscribersthrough the xDSL APs.

This AFM type is used only in the slot marked AP-16.

Important! If this AP shall be used for duplex AFM operation mode, the softwarecompatibility should be checked by the local customer team before.

Important! The AFME3 LPA910 is not supported from release R1.25 onwards.


The AFME3 provides the following features and functions:

• E3 interface according to G.703 and G.832

• ATM functionality via a standard E3/ATM user network interface (UNI 3.1/4.0) tothe ATM backbone network (direct cell mapping)

• Multiplexing/demultiplexing of ATM cells between the ATM feeder interface andthe xDSL subscriber ports on the xDSL application pack

• Daisychaining betweenAnyMedia® Access Systems over a second E3 interface toincrease the utilization of the E3 interface to the ATM backbone network

• Two E3 ports:

– E3-1 for connecting to the ATM backbone network - composed of a transmit(TX-1) and receive (RX-1) connection

– E3-2 for connecting to anotherAnyMedia® Access System - comprising atransmit (TX-2) and receive (RX-2) connection.


– Console port (on the faceplate of the AFME3)

– 10Base-T LAN port (on the faceplate of the AFME3)



– BB ATM Operations Channel.



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Specifications




Comcode: 108348251.



Faceplate

The following figure shows the AFMDS3 LPA910 faceplate:.

Common packs for ATM xDSL services ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA910 (no longerorderable)

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LEDs

LED indicators on the AFME3 faceplate

LED Function Color


Flashes during pack initialization (built-in self-test).

Red

ACTV Lit when AFME3 LPA910 is in operation. Green

CR-MJ Lit when a critical or major ATM xDSL alarm conditionis detected.

Red

MN Lit when a minor ATM xDSL alarm condition isdetected.

Yellow

CLF1 Lit when an E3 port 1 receive carrier line failure isdetected. Flashes when an AIS or minor alarm isreceived or when the E3 is in loopback.

Yellow

CLF2 Lit when an E3 port 2 receive carrier line failure isdetected. Flashes when an AIS or minor alarm isreceived. Off when E3 port 2 is disabled.

Yellow

Connectors on the AFME3 faceplate




TX-1 75 Ω coax, BNC E3 interface 1

RX-1


RX-2

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the AFME3 in mm:


AFME3 LPA910 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA911...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The AFME3 LPA911 provides an electrical E3/ATM feeder facility interface forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services with 34.368 Mbps. The E3 may beterminated directly at an ATM network, or the E3 may be transported over an SDHtransmission system.

The AFME3 serves as the common control and feeder interface unit for theAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services. The AFME3 LPA911multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the E3 feeder and the subscribersthrough the xDSL APs.


In simplex mode, the AFME3 LPA911 is used only in the slot marked AP-16. Induplex mode, one AFME3 LPA911 is installed in the slot marked AP-16, the other isused in the slot marked AP-15.


The AFME3 provides the following features and functions:

• E3 interface according to G.703 and G.832

• ATM functionality via a standard E3/ATM user network interface (UNI 3.1/4.0) tothe ATM backbone network (direct cell mapping)

• Multiplexing/demultiplexing of ATM cells between the ATM feeder interface andthe xDSL subscriber ports on the xDSL application pack

• Simplex or duplex operation. Duplex operation provides increased reliability.

• Daisychaining betweenAnyMedia® Access Systems over a second E3 interface toincrease the utilization of the E3 interface to the ATM backbone network

• Two E3 ports:

– E3-1 for connecting to the ATM backbone network - composed of a transmit(TX-1) and receive (RX-1) connection

– E3-2 for connecting to anotherAnyMedia® Access System - comprising atransmit (TX-2) and receive (RX-2) connection.


– Console port (on the faceplate of the AFME3)







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Specifications




Comcode: 108875105.



Faceplate


Common packs for ATM xDSL services ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME3 LPA911

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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the AFME3 faceplate:

LED Function Color


Flashes steadily during pack initialization (built-inself-test).


when an AFM provisioned for simplex mode is alreadyinstalled in slot AP-16, and then another AFM is installedin slot AP-15, regardless of which mode the latter AFM isprovisioned for when an AFM is installed in slot AP-15 andthat AFM is provisioned for simplex mode when the AFMis installed in a non-AFM slot (that is, when not installedin slot AP-15 or AP-16).

In duplex mode only, the LED of the standby pack flashesunder the following conditions (3 short flashes followed bya pause):

when there is a standby AFM that is of a different typethan the active AFM when the current program images ofthe active AFM and the standby AFM do not match whenplanned protection switching is inhibited.

Red

ACTV Lit when pack is in operation. Green


Red


CLF1 Lit when an E3 port 1 receive carrier line failure isdetected. Flashes when an AIS or minor alarm is receivedor when the E3 is in loopback.

Yellow

CLF2 Lit when an E3 port 2 receive carrier line failure isdetected. Flashes when an AIS or minor alarm is received.Off when E3 port 2 is disabled.

Yellow

Connectors on the AFME3 faceplate:





RX-1



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RX-2

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the AFME3 in mm:


AFME3 LPA911 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMO LPA920...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The AFMO provides an optical STM-1/OC-3c ATM 155.52 Mbps feeder facilityinterface forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services. These interfaces meet therequirements of:

• ITU-T SDH/STM-1 for international applications

• SONET/OC-3c for North American applications

• ITU-JT/STM-1 for Japanese applications.


The STM-1/OC-3c may be terminated directly at an ATM network, or theSTM-1/OC-3c may be transported over an SDH or a SONET transmission system. TheAFMO serves as the common control and feeder interface unit forAnyMediaAccessSystem ATM xDSL services. The AFMO multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells betweenthe STM-1/OC-3c feeder and the subscribers through the ATM xDSL APs.

In simplex mode, the AFMO is used only in the slot marked AP-16/AFM. In duplexmode, an additional AFMO is installed in the slot marked AP-16/AFM. The otherAFMO is used in the slot marked AP-15, and both packs are joined with a 995Across-coupling faceplate connector.


The AFMO provides the following features and functions:

• ATM feeder interface

– STM-1/OC-3c physical interface according to SDH/SONET standard ITU-TG.707, G.783/GR-253 to the network

– ATM functionality via UNI 3.1/4.0 standard interface based on STM-1/OC-3cphysical interface (ATM cell mapping into STS-3c SPE)

• Multiplexing/demultiplexing of ATM cells between the ATM feeder interface andthe xDSL subscriber ports on the ATM xDSL APs

• Simplex or duplex operation. Duplex operation provides increased reliability

• Provides STM-1/OC-3c feeder facility protection when AFM used in duplex mode.

• Daisychaining betweenAnyMedia® Access Systems over a second STM-1/OC-3cinterface to increase the utilization of the STM-1/OC-3c interface to the ATMbackbone network

• Two STM-1/OC-3c ports:

– STM-1/OC-3c for connecting toward the ATM backbone network (upper duplexSC connector) - composed of a transmit (TX-1) connection and receive (RX-1)connection

– STM-1/OC-3c for connecting to anotherAnyMedia® Access System (lowerduplex SC connector) - comprising a transmit (TX-2) connection and receive(RX-2) connection.


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– Console port (on the faceplate of the AFMO)

– 10Base-T LAN port (on the faceplate of the AFMO)

• Provides remote operations using SNMP protocol via:

– 10Base-T LAN port (on the faceplate of the AFMO)





Specifications




Comcode: 109263830 (LPA920B), 109606020 (LPA920C).


The following figure shows the AFMO functional block diagram.

Common packs for ATM xDSL services ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFMO LPA920

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the AFMO faceplate.


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the AFMO faceplate:

LED Function Color

FLT Is off when the pack is operational.

Lit when a fault is detected on a circuit pack.


when an AFM provisioned for simplex mode is alreadyinstalled in slot AP-16, and then another AFM is installed inslot AP-15, regardless of which mode the latter AFM isprovisioned for when an AFM is installed in slot AP-15 andthat AFM is provisioned for simplex mode when the AFM isinstalled in a non-AFM slot (that is, when not installed in slotAP-15 or AP-16).

In duplex mode only, the LED of the standby pack flashesunder the following conditions (3 short flashes followed by apause):

when there is a standby AFM that is of a different type thanthe active AFM when the current program images of the activeAFM and the standby AFM do not match when plannedprotection switching is inhibited.

Red

ACTV Lit when the pack is in operation. Green

ALM Is off when no alarms are pending.

Lit red when a critical or major ATM xDSL alarm condition isdetected.

Lit yellow when a minor ATM xDSL alarm condition isdetected.

Red/ yellow

FAC1 Is off when the STM-1/OC-3c port 1 facility is out of service.

Lit green when the STM-1/OC-3c port 1 facility is okay.

Lit yellow when an STM-1/OC-3c port 1 near end error isdetected (for example LOS).

Flashes yellow to indicate an STM-1/OC-3c port 1 far enderror (for example AIS) or when the STM-1/OC-3c is inloopback.

Green/yellow

FAC2 Is off when the STM-1/OC-3c port 2 facility is out of service

Lit green when the STM-1/OC-3c port 2 facility is okay.

Lit yellow when an STM-1/OC-3c port 2 near end error isdetected (for example LOS), or when there are multiple alarmconditions that would require this LED to show continuousyellow and yellow blinking simultaneously.

Flashes yellow to indicate an STM-1/OC-3c port 2 far enderror (for example AIS).

Green/yellow


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Connectors on the AFMO faceplate:




TX-1 Duplex SCconnector

STM-1/OC-3c interface 1

RX-1

TX-2 Duplex SCconnector

STM-1/OC-3c interface 2

RX-2

CROSS COUPLE 40-pin microstripconnector

Transfer of transmission data between theactive and standby packs (duplex modeonly

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the AFMO in mm:


AFMO 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ATM Feeder Multiplexer AFME1 LPA941...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The AFME1 LPA941 provides a multiple E1/ATM feeder facility interface forAnyMedia® Access System ATM xDSL services. The eight E1 feeders may beconnected over E1 facilities to the ATM network, or they may be transported over anSDH transmission system. The AFME1 LPA941 serves as the common control andfeeder interface unit forAnyMediaAccess System ATM xDSL services. The AFME1LPA941 multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the E1 feeders and thesubscribers through the ATM xDSL APs.

The AFME1 LPA941 is used only in the slot marked AP-16.


The AFME1 LPA941 provides the following features and functions:

• Conversion of an ATM signal which is dispersed across a set of E1 feeders into anATM signal on a single circuit within the AFME1

• Multiplexing/demultiplexing of ATM cells between the ATM feeder interface andthe xDSL subscriber ports on the ATM xDSL APs

• Inverse Multiplexing for ATM (IMA) as specified in AF-PHY-0086.001, limited touse of one group only

• Eight E1 connections for connecting toward the ATM network, which can be used

– to support from one to eight links as members ofone IMA group

– to connectone feeder for use in the non-IMA (that is UNI) mode


– Console port (on the faceplate of the AFME1 LPA941)

– 10Base-T LAN port (on the faceplate of the AFME1 LPA941)


– 10Base-T LAN port (on the faceplate of the AFME1 LPA941)


• Inventory and slot status is provided to the COMDAC (if equipped) to create acomplete and consistent view for the GSI


• E1 performance monitoring on all eight E1 ports

• IMA performance monitoring

• E1 local and remote line loopback.



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Specifications




Comcode: 108694894.


The following figure shows the AFME1 LPA941 functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the AFME1 LPA941 faceplate.


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the AFME1 faceplate:

LED Function Color


Flashes during pack initialization (built-in self-test).

Red

ACTV Lit when AFME1 LPA941 is in operation. Green


Red


CLF Lit when an E1 carrier line failure (LOS, LOF, or HBER) isdetected on any feeder port. Flashes when an AIS or minoralarm is received or when the E1 is in loopback.

Yellow

Connectors on the AFME1 faceplate:




E1 37-pin D-sub E1 interface

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the AFME1 LPA941 in mm:


AFME1 LPA941 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the common packs for IP-based services which are used in theAnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI901 (no longer orderable) 5-2

IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI902 (no longer orderable) 5-7

IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI903 5-12




IP ATM Feeder Multiplexer (IP-AFM) LPI960 5-32

ESIM LPE408 as controller 5-37

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IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI901 (no longer orderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The IPFM LPI901 provides Layer-3 IP packet switching for theAnyMedia® AccessSystem and works in conjunction with application packs to provide VoIP, Ethernet andVDSL services. Also, the IPFM LPI901 stores the configuration information in itsmemory devices for the APs and accesses those packs to change configurations andupgrade software.

For IP service applications the IPFM LPI901 has an onboard processor and 2-switchfabric which have a bandwidth to 12.8 Gbps and enables packet forwarding rates up to9.6 Mpps for each switch.

LPI901 also provides external two 1000Base-SX/LX uplink interfaces via GBIC(Gigabit Interface Converter) module and two 10/100Base-Tx uplink interfaces.

The IPFM LPI901 is determined for use in theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf.


The IPFM LPI901 supports the following features and functions:

• Provides 100Base-Tx downlinks to application packs (APs)


• Supports 1 Fast Ethernet synchronization link which is connected with the mateLPI901 for redundancy

• Supports 2 Fast Ethernet Interfaces for Uplinks

• Supports 2 GBIC (SX, LX/LH) interfaces for Uplinks



• Supports external 10/100Base-Tx interface for remote management

• Supports external RS232 interface for local console OAM&P port

• Inventory and status is provided to the COMDAC (if equipped) to create acomplete and consistent view on the GSI.

Specifications




Comcode: 109549741.


The following figure shows the IPFM LPI901 functional block diagram.

Common packs for IP-based services

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the IPFM LPI901 faceplate.

Common packs for IP-based services IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI901 (no longer orderable)

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FAULT

ACTIVE

STANDBY

MG

MT

CO

NS

OLE

LPI901

Lucent

GB

IC1

GB

IC2

RX

TXR

XTX

G2

G1

LNK

TX RX

FE

1F

E2

LNK

TRF

100M

L/A

100M

L/A


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the IPFM LPI901 faceplate:

LED Function Color

STATUS FAULT Lights when an internal fault condition isdetected on the LPI901 and extinguishes whenthe fault condition clears.


Red

ACTIVE Indicates IPFM LPI901 is in-service. Green

STANDBY Indicates IPFM LPI901 is in standby status. Orange

MGMT LNK Lights when a FE link is established. Green

TRF Blinks when a module transmits or receives apacket.

Green

FE

Uplink

100M Lights when a link speed is 100M and turnedoff when the speed is 10M.

Green

L/A Lights when a FE link is established. Blinkswhen transmits/receives a packet.

Green

GBIC

Uplink

LNK Turn off when a GBIC module is inserted.

A green light is turned on when a link isestablished.

A yellow light is turned on when a GBICmodule is removed.

Green/yellow

TX Blinks when a module transmits a packet. Green

RX Blinks when a module receives a packet. Green

Connectors on the IPFM LPI901 faceplate:



MGMT RJ-45 10/100Base-Tx LAN OAM&P port

FE 1 RJ-45 10/100Base-Tx Fast Ethernet 1 uplinkport


GBIC 1 GBIC 1000Base-SX/LX Gigabit Ethernet 1uplink port



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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the IPFM LPI901 in mm:


IPFM LPI901 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI902 (no longer orderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview


For IP service applications the IPFM LPI902 has an onboard processor and a switchfabric which has a bandwidth up to 12.8 Gbps and enables packet forwarding rates upto 9.6 Mpps.

The IPFM LPI902 also provides external two 1000Base-SX/LX uplink interfaces viaGBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) module and two 10/100Base-Tx uplink interfaces.





• Supports up to 19 APs (although in theAnyMedia® LAG 1900 Shelf 13 APs atmaximum are available for IP-based services)



• Supports 2 GBIC (SX, LX/LH) interfaces for Uplinks






Specifications




Comcode: 109549733.




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Faceplate



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FAULT

ACTIVE

STANDBY

MG

MT

CO

NS

OLE

LPI902

Lucent

GB

IC1

GB

IC2

RX

TXR

XTX

G2

G1

LNK

TX RX

FE

1F

E2

LNK

TRF

100M

L/A

100M

L/A


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LEDs, connectors


LED Function Color



Red





Green

FE

Uplink


Green


Green

GBIC

Uplink




Green/yellow












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Physical dimensions



IPFM LPI902 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI903...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview



The LPI903 also provides external two 1000Base-SX/LX/T uplink interfaces via GBIC(Gigabit Interface Converter) module and two 10/100Base-Tx uplink interfaces.




• 256 MB flash memory





• Supports 2 GBIC (SX, LX, T) interfaces for Uplinks






Specifications




Comcode: 109581223.




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Faceplate


Common packs for IP-based services IP Feeder Multiplexer IPFM LPI903

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FAULT

ACTIVE

STANDBY

MG

MT

CO

NS

OLE

LPI903

Lucent

GB

IC1

GB

IC2

RX

TXR

XTX

G2

G1

LNK

TX RX

FE

1F

E2

LNK

TRF

100M

L/A

100M

L/A


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LEDs, connectors


LED Function Color



Red





Green

FE

Uplink


Green


Green

GBIC

Uplink




Green/yellow









GBIC 1 GBIC 1000Base-SX/LX/T Gigabit Ethernet1 uplink port



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Physical dimensions



IPFM LPI903 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview

The IPFM LPI904 provides Layer-3 IP packet switching and Layer-2 Ethernetswitching for theAnyMedia® Access System and works in conjunction with applicationpacks to provide VoIP, Ethernet and VDSL services. Also, the IPFM LPI904 stores theconfiguration information in its memory devices for the APs and accesses those packsto change configurations and upgrade software.


The IPFM LPI904 also provides external two 1000Base-SX/LX/T uplink interfaces viaGBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) module and two 10/100Base-Tx uplink interfaces.









• Supports 2 GBIC (SX, LX, T) interfaces for Uplinks






Specifications




Comcode: 109581231.


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Faceplate



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FAULT

ACTIVE

STANDBY

MG

MT

CO

NS

OLE

LPI904

Lucent

GB

IC1

GB

IC2

RX

TXR

XTX

G2

G1

LNK

TX RX

FE

1F

E2

LNK

TRF

100M

L/A

100M

L/A


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LEDs, connectors


LED Function Color



Red





Green

FE

Uplink


Green


Green

GBIC

Uplink




Green/yellow












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Physical dimensions



IPFM LPI904 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview



The LPI905 also provides external two 1000Base-SX/LX/T uplink interfaces via GBIC(Gigabit Interface Converter) module and two 100Base-Fx uplink interfaces.








• Supports 2 Fast Ethernet Interfaces for uplinks

• Supports 2 GBIC (SX, LX, T) interfaces for uplinks






Specifications




Comcode: 109672113.




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FAULT

ACTIVE

STANDBY

MG

MT

LPI905

GB

IC1

GB

IC2

RX

TXR

XTX

G2

G1

LNK

TX RX

FE

1F

E2

LNK

TRF

RX

F2

F1

L/A

SP

D

RX

TX

TX

CO

NS

OLE


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LEDs, connectors


LED Function Color



Red





Green

FE

Uplink


Green

SPD Lights when a link speed is 100M and turnedoff when the speed is 10M.

Green

GBIC

Uplink




Green/yellow





CONSOLE RS-232 Local console OAM&P port to beused with a customer adapter cablewith USB-style connector(DB9-to-USB RS232, see “OrderingGuide” 363-211-144)


FE 1 SFP 100Base-FX Fast Ethernet 1 uplinkport

FE 2 SFP 100Base-FX Fast Ethernet 2 uplinkport


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Important! Although the CONSOLE connector below the STANDBY LED lookslike a USB connector, it is not a USB connector. It will not work if a laptop isconnected, but attaching a true USB host or peripheral to this port may damage theUSB drivers of this device or the LPI905. Always use an adapter cable toCONSOLE port with USB-A connector (DB9-to-USB RS232).

Physical dimensions



IPFM LPI905 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview



The IPFM LPI906 also provides external two 1000Base-SX/LX/T uplink interfaces viaGBIC (Gigabit Interface Converter) module and two 100Base-Fx uplink interfaces.








• Supports 2 Fast Ethernet Interfaces for uplinks

• Supports 2 GBIC (SX, LX, T) interfaces for uplinks






Specifications




Comcode: 109672121.


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Faceplate



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FAULT

ACTIVE

STANDBY

MG

MT

LPI905

GB

IC1

GB

IC2

RX

TXR

XTX

G2

G1

LNK

TX RX

FE

1F

E2

LNK

TRF

RX

F2

F1

L/A

SP

D

RX

TX

TX

CO

NS

OLE


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LEDs, connectors


LED Function Color



Red





Green

FE

Uplink


Green

SPD Lights when a link speed is 100M and turnedoff when the speed is 10M.

Green

GBIC

Uplink




Green/yellow





CONSOLE RS-232 Local console OAM&P port to beused with a customer adapter cablewith USB-style connector(DB9-to-USB RS232, see “OrderingGuide” 363-211-144)


FE 1 SFP 100Base-Fx Fast Ethernet 1 uplinkport

FE 2 SFP 100Base-Fx Fast Ethernet 2 uplinkport


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Important! Although the CONSOLE connector below the STANDBY LED lookslike a USB connector, it is not a USB connector. It will not work if a laptop isconnected, but attaching a true USB host or peripheral to this port may damage theUSB drivers of this device or the LPI906. Always use an adapter cable toCONSOLE port with USB-A connector (DB9-to-USB RS232).

Physical dimensions



IPFM LPI906 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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IP ATM Feeder Multiplexer (IP-AFM) LPI960...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The IP-AFM is a controller pack used inAnyMedia® LAG Shelves and inAnyMedia®

ETSI V5 Shelves to convert ATM xDSL traffic into IP traffic and vice versa. TheIP-AFM implements a layer 2 bridge system where the subscriber ATM traffic isinterworked into Ethernet frames in the upstream direction. In the downstreamdirection, the Ethernet frames are segmented in ATM cells and transmitted to thesubscriber side. The ADSL portion of the IP-AFM is identical to the legacy AFMpacks. It supports all the xDSL APs which are supported by the AFMs.


The IP-AFM LPI960

• acts as a multiplexer between a Gigabit Ethernet Interface and ADSL APs,converting ATM cells into Ethernet packets and vice-versa

• supports four Gigabit Ethernet ports on the faceplate:

– one port is used as uplink to the IP network or in case of a daisy-chain asuplink to the host IP-AFM or the previous IP-AFM in a preceding shelf in thedaisy-chain

– one port is used to connect two IP-AFMs in duplex operation

– one port is used as downlink to the next IP-AFM in a succeeding shelf in caseof a daisy-chain

– one port is reserved for future use

• supports two Fast Ethernet ports on the faceplate which can be used

– as uplink to the IP network

– or to aggregate traffic from any other IP pack (for example ICAP) to theGigabit Ethernet uplink on the IP-AFM

• provides external RS-232 interface for local console OAM&P port

• provides external 10Base-T interface for local or remote management

• supports simplex or duplex operation; duplex operation provides increasedreliability

• supports local and remote software download capability for software upgrades

• supports daisychaining betweenAnyMedia® Access Systems populated withIP-AFMs over one of the Gigabit Ethernet ports to increase the utilization of theATM traffic to the IP network

• supports configuration backup and database restoration


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• interworks with the COMDAC (if equipped) via UART link for inventory andstatus to create a complete and consistent view of the shelf on the GSI.

•

Specifications




Comcode: 109555466.


The following figure shows the IP-AFM LPI960 functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the IP-AFM LPI960 faceplate.

Backplane Side

LPI960

Faceplate Side

COMDACs(Optional duplex mode)- Communications and Control- System Timing

Control

Layer 2EthernetSwitch

-48V

4 GigabitEthernet

2 FastEthernet

ATM toEthernet

Converter

Gigabit MediaIndependent Interface

ATMSwitch

Backplaneinterface

(Cell Bus)

Utopia BusUtopia Bus

HostProcessor

Host Control Bus

EthernetConsole

RS-232Console

MiscellaneousPeripherals:Clocks etc.

Power Modules

+1.8V+1.5V +2.0V +3.3V

+2.5V +5.0V

Common packs for IP-based services IP ATM Feeder Multiplexer (IP-AFM) LPI960

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LPI960

Lucent

SF

P1

SF

P2

SF

P3

SF

P4

SFP1 SFP2

ACTV FLT

100

BA

SE-T

110

0B

ASE-T

010

BA

SE

-TC

ON

SO

LE

SFP3 SFP4

Red Fault LED

Console port (RS-232)

Console port (10 Base-T)

Green Active LED

SFP module GigabitEthernet port 2

LED GigabitEthernet port 2





Fast Ethernetport 1 (100Base-T)

Fast Ethernetport 2 (100Base-T)

Yellow Link active LEDsGreen Link up LEDs

SFP modules can be:1000Base-T1000Base-SX1000Base-LX




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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the IP-AFM LPI960 faceplate:

LED Function Color

STATUS ACTV Active

Lit when the IP-AFM is active.

Green

FLT Fault

Lit when a fault is detected on theIP-AFM.

Red

SFP1

SFP2

SFP3

SFP4

Active / Link up

Lit when the respective GigaBitEthernet port is established.

Blinks during transmit and receiveactivity on the port.

Green

Console port Active Blinks during transmit and receiveactivity on the Console port.

Yellow

Link up Lit when Console port is established. Green

FE1 Uplink Active Blinks during transmit and receiveactivity on the port.

Yellow

Link up Lit when FE link is established. Green


Yellow

Link up Lit when FE link is established. Green

Connectors on the IP-AFM LPI960 faceplate:


CONSOLE RS-232 (1) Local console OAM&Pport.

10BASE-T RJ-45 High speed local consoleOAM&P port or remotelink.

100BASE-T 0 RJ-45 Fast Ethernet 1 uplink port

100BASE-T 1 RJ-45 Fast Ethernet 2 uplink port

SFP1 SFP module Gigabit Ethernet 1 uplinkport



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Notes:

1. The RS-232 serial interface uses an RJ-45 connector type.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the IP-AFM LPI960 in mm:


LPI960 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ESIM LPE408 as controller...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

In LAG200 applications the ESIM LPE408 can work as a controller pack for two IPAPs. For the pack description refer to“ESIM application pack LPE408” (p. 9-28).


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6 6Application packs fornarrowband services

Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the application packs for narrowband services which are used inthe AnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

ISDN application pack LPU112 (12 U Ports) 6-2





POTS application pack LPP100 (24 Z Ports) (no longer orderable) 6-18

POTS application pack LPZ100( ) (no longer orderable) and LPZ12[x]B(32 Z Ports)

6-23

POTS application pack LPZ110 (32 Z Ports) 6-29

POTS application pack LPZ200 (32 Z Ports) 6-33

POTS application pack LPZ600 (VoIP AP) 6-38

POTS application pack LPZ640/LPZ641 (64 Z Ports) 6-39

HDSL application pack (HDSL AP) LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 6-44

SHDSL application pack (SHDSL AP) LPS510 6-49

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ISDN application pack LPU112 (12 U Ports)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPU112 application pack (AP) is a 2-wire U interface ISDN 2B1Q applicationpack which supports 12 digital subscriber lines.


The LPU112 application pack supports:

• 2-wire U interface

• 12 digital subscriber lines

• 2B1Q line coding

• Per line remote powering provisionable for NTU (on/off) (the managed networktermination unit (NTU) can be for example a FlexRate NTU).

• Per pack 32 W remote power

• Per line up to 4 W remote power

• Per line current limit 50 mA

• Remote feeding voltage range 91 V - 99 V.

Specifications




Comcode: 108506387.


The following figure shows the LPU112 functional block diagram.

12 a/bPairs

COMDACs(Optional Duplex Mode)- Transmission Bandwidth- Communications and Control- System Timing

Digital LineInterface and

SignalingFunctions

LPU112

+5V

Control

PowerModule

Faceplate SideBackplane Side

CIU- Test Access

-48V

Application packs for narrowband services

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPU112 faceplate.

LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPU112

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or

Application packs for narrowband services ISDN application pack LPU112 (12 U Ports)

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LEDs

LED indicator on the LPU112 faceplate:

LED Function Color


Lit when a fault is detected on the applicationpack.

Flashes at a rate of approximately 1 Hz duringpack initialization (built-in self-test).

Red

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the LPU112 AP connector:

Following figure shows the general pin assignment for a 32 port ISDN pack (forexample, LPU432). For the LPU112, only the ports 1 up to 12 are used.


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPU112 in mm:


LPU112 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side

BL/Y

Y/BLTip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

Blue binderOrange binder

ISDN U port 1

ISDN U port 2

ISDN U port 3

ISDN U port 4

ISDN U port 5

ISDN U port 6

ISDN U port 7

ISDN U port 8

ISDN U port 9

ISDN U port 10

ISDN U port 11

ISDN U port 12

ISDN U port 13

ISDN U port 14

ISDN U port 15

ISDN U port 16

ISDN U port 17

ISDN U port 18

ISDN U port 19

ISDN U port 20

ISDN U port 21

ISDN U port 22

ISDN U port 23

ISDN U port 24

ISDN U port 25

ISDN U port 26

ISDN U port 27

ISDN U port 28

ISDN U port 29

ISDN U port 30

ISDN U port 31

ISDN U port 323367

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1

For the ISDN AP

- only 12 U ports are usedLPU112

- only 16 U ports are usedLPU430

- only 8 U ports are used.LPU508

The top pair (34 & 68)

and bottom pair (1 & 35)

are each shorted to alert the

circuit pack that the connector

is attached.

Shown is the wiring/soldering side of theAP cable connector of the a/b-cable(identical to the contact side of the AP)


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Overview

The LPU132 application pack (AP) is a 2-wire U interface ISDN 2B1Q applicationpack which supports 32 digital subscriber lines.






• Per line remote powering provisionable (on/off)





Specifications




Comcode: 109494393.




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Faceplate


LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPU132

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or


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LEDs


LED Function Color




Red

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the AP connector on the LPU132 is the same as used for theother ISDN APs. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pin assignment”(p. 6-5).

Physical dimensions



LPU132 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview

The LPU430 application pack (AP) is a 2-wire U interface ISDN 4B3T applicationpack which supports 16 digital subscriber lines.





• 4B3T line coding






Specifications




Comcode: 109170621.



16 a/bPairs


Digital LineInterface and

SignalingFunctions

LPU430

+5V

Control

PowerModule


CIU- Test Access

-48V


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Faceplate


LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPU430

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or


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LEDs


LED Function Color


Lit when a fault is detected on the application pack.

Flashes at a rate of approximately 1 Hz during packinitialization (built-in self-test).

Red

Pin assignment


Physical dimensions



LPU430 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview

The LPU432 application pack (AP) is a 2-wire U interface ISDN 4B3T applicationpack which supports 32 digital subscriber lines.





• 4B3T line coding






Specifications




Comcode: 109494351.




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Faceplate


LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPU432

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or


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LEDs


LED Function Color




Red

Pin assignment


Physical dimensions



LPU432 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview

The LPU508 application pack (AP) is a 2-wire U interface ISDN TCM applicationpack which supports 8 digital subscriber lines.





• ISDN TCM line coding

• Reverse polarity feeding of subscriber line

• Call by call activation

• Per line remote powering

• Per line feeding current 39 mA ±10%.

Specifications




Comcode: 109552083 (LPU508), 109600817 (LPU508B).




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LEDs, connectors


LED Function Color




Red

Connector on the LPU508 faceplate:


DCS IN RJ-45 Input port for external DCS clock

Pin assignment


Physical dimensions



LPU508 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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POTS application pack LPP100 (24 Z Ports) (no longerorderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPP100 application pack (AP) supports 24 analog subscriber lines.


The LPP100 application pack supports:

• 24 subscriber lines for ALL and POTS services

• 2-wire loop start signaling

• PCM encoding A-law, U-law (customer-specific)

• Reverse battery feeding including loop supervision

• Transmission only (no feeding, no signaling)

• Provisionable transmission and signaling

• Programmable termination impedance (customer-specific)

• Selectable DC current limit, 32 mA or 40 mA

• Earth-backed and battery-backed ringing

• Programmable per port, that is, on an LPP100 the services ALL and POTS areprovisionable for every Zport of the pack.

• Periodic pulse metering 12/16 kHz (customer-specific).

Specifications




Comcode: 109129064 (LPP100B).


The following figure shows the LPP100 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPP100 faceplate.

24 a/bPairs


Analog LineInterface and

SignalingFunctions

LPP100

+5V

Control

PowerModule


CIU- Test Access

-48V

Ringing

Application packs for narrowband services POTS application pack LPP100 (24 Z Ports) (no longerorderable)

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LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPP100Bn:m

Lucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or


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LEDs

LED indicator on the LPP100 faceplate:

LED Function Color




Red

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the LPP100 POTS connector:

Wiring side

BL/Y

Y/BLTip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1





is attached.

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


Z port 1

Z port 2

Z port 3

Z port 4

Z port 5

Z port 6

Z port 7

Z port 8

Z port 9

Z port 10

Z port 11

Z port 12

Z port 13

Z port 14

Z port 15

Z port 16

Z port 17

Z port 18

Z port 19

Z port 20

Z port 21

Z port 22

Z port 23

Z port 24

Z port 25*

Z port 26*

Z port 27*

Z port 28*

Z port 29*

Z port 30*

Z port 31*

Z port 32*3367

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1


For the AP Periodic Pulse Metering

(LPP100B) only 24 Z ports are used.

The LPZ110 is equipped with 32low-pass filters (G.992 Annex A) for

Y-connecting to the ADSL32p AP (LPA432)with 32 high-pass filters (G.992 AnnexA).


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPP100 in mm:


LPP100 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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POTS application pack LPZ100( ) (no longer orderable) andLPZ12[x]B (32 Z Ports)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPZ100( ) application packs are 2-wire programmable POTS current feedapplication packs that support 32 analog subscriber lines. The table at the end of thissection compares country-specific versions of the LPZ100( ), the Zeus Series PacksLPZ120B, LPZ121B, LPZ122B, and LPZ123, to the LPZ100D and lists the differencesbetween them.


The LPZ100 application pack supports:








• Selectable DC current limit, 27.5 mA or 42 mA


• Programmable per pack, that is, on an LPZ100 the services ALL and POTS areprovisionable exclusively for the whole pack.

Important! Periodic pulse metering (12/16 kHz) is not possible with the LPZ100.If this feature is required later and the LPZ100 are to be replaced by LPP100 thesmaller line capacity of the pack has to be taken into consideration.

Specifications




Comcode: 109257444 (LPZ100E), 108692971 (LPZ120B), 108692989 (LPZ121B),108692997 (LPZ122B), 109253625 (LPZ123).


The following figure shows the LPZ100 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPZ100 faceplate.

32 a/bPairs



SignalingFunctions

LPZ100

+5V

Control

PowerModule


CIU- Test Access

-48V

Ringing

Application packs for narrowband services POTS application pack LPZ100( ) (no longer orderable)and LPZ12[x]B (32 Z Ports)

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LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPZ100

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or


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LEDs

LED indicator on the LPZ100 faceplate:

LED Function Color




Red

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the 32 ports a/b connector on the LPZ100 is the same as usedfor most POTS APs. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pinassignment” (p. 6-21).

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPZ100 in mm:


LPZ100 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Zeus Series Packs

A comparison of Zeus Series Packs with LPZ100D

Zeus Series Packs LPZ100

Market LPZ120B: China All

LPZ121B: Taiwan/ Brazil

LPZ122B: India/ Poland/ Rest

LPZ123: Mexico

Number of Lines 32 32

Codec per Line Yes Yes

Scan Feeding States Loop Start Loop Start, Ground Start


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Talk Feeding States Normal battery- voltage potentialfrom a-wire (tip) to b-wire (ring)is -48 V

Normal Battery - Voltage Potentialfrom a-wire (tip) to b-wire (ring) is48 V

Reverse Battery - Voltage Potentialfrom a-wire (tip) to b-wire (ring) is+48 V

Analog Leased Line - Battery FeedDenial with Full TransmissionCapability

Testing feeding States Test out Only Test out, Test in and Test out, Bridge

Balance Network LPZ120B: 200Ω + 0.10 µF||680 Ω

Programmable on a Per-Line Basis

LPZ121B: 600 Ω

LPZ122B: 600 Ω

LPZ123: 220 Ω + 820 Ω ||0.115 µF

PCM Encoding A Law A law, u-law

TerminationImpedance

LPZ120B: 200 Ω 0.10 µF ||680 Ω

600 Ω; 600 Ω + 2.16 µF; 800Ω;900 Ω; 900 + 2.16 µF; 220Ω +820 Ω || 0.115 µF; 200Ω + 680 Ω ||0.1 µF; 270Ω + 750 Ω || 0.15 µF

LPZ121B: 900 Ω

LPZ122B: 600 Ω

LPZ123: 220 Ω + 820 Ω ||0.115 µF

DC Current Limit

Rx Gain

80 mA at 51.5V Battery

0, -3.5, -6.5 dB

SW selectable

Programmable at 43 mA, 27 mA(Low Power Mode), 0 mA (AnalogLeased Line)

+3 dBr to -12 dBr in 0.5 dB Steps

Lightning Protection K20, K17 Spec

1000V w/o External Prot

4000V with External Prot

Compliance to GR-1089 1998 Edition

Narrow/Broadband Yes Yes

Supported service POTS ALL and POTS


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Maximum LoopLength

LPZ120B: 1800Ω at -48 V and18 mA

1800 Ω at -48 V and 18 mA



LPZ123: 1800Ω at -48 V and18 mA

Detection Limit -Loop

LPZ120B: Offhook < 2200Ω

Onhook > 10000Ω

Offhook < 3200 Ω

Onhook > 4800Ω


Onhook > 10000Ω


Onhook > 20000Ω

LPZ123: Offhook < 2200Ω

Onhook > 10000Ω

Detection Limit -Ringing

Ring Trip < 2000 Ω

No Ring Trip > 10,000Ω

Ring Trip < 2000 Ω

No Ring Trip > 10,000Ω

Detection Limit -Fault

36 V +/-3 V at 300 Ω (Tip orRing)

35 V +/- 3 V at 300 Ω (Tip or Ring)

Ringing Conventions a-wire to ground, b-wire tobattery+ringing Signal(battery-backed ringing)

a-wire to ground, b-wire to battery+ringing signal (battery-backedringing) or

a-wire to battery, b-wire to ground +ringing signal (earth-backed ringing)

Pre-cut Support No Yes

Fault LED Yes Yes

PPM Features No Reverse Polarity PPM


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POTS application pack LPZ110 (32 Z Ports)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPZ110 application pack (AP) is a 2-wire programmable POTS current feedapplication pack which supports 32 analog subscriber lines. The LPZ110 is equippedwith an onboard low pass filter to allow its use with the LPA432. The LPA432contains onboard high pass filters so that these circuits may be bridged with theLPZ110 AP circuits externally to provide a combined ADSL and POTS service.

For details on wiring methods when using the LPZ110 and ADSL32 AP, see thesection Engineering POTS + ADSL service with LPZ110 and LPA432 APs in theApplications and Planning Guide (APOG), Narrowband and ATM xDSL services.




• Low pass filter (G.992 Annex A) for Y-connecting to the high pass filters of theLPA432









• Programmable per pack, that is, on an LPZ110 the services ALL and POTS areprovisionable exclusively for the whole pack.

Specifications




Comcode: 108886821.




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Faceplate


32 a/bPairs



SignalingFunctions

LPZ110

+5V

Control

PowerModule


CIU- Test Access

-48V

Ringing

Low-passfilter

Application packs for narrowband services POTS application pack LPZ110 (32 Z Ports)

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LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPZ110

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or

BUSY


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LEDs

LED indicator on the LPZ110 faceplate:

LED Function Color




Red

BUSY Indicates at least one line is off-hook. Green

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the 32 ports a/b connector on the LPZ110 is the same as usedfor most POTS APs. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pinassignment” (p. 6-21).

Physical dimensions



LPZ110 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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POTS application pack LPZ200 (32 Z Ports)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPZ200 application pack is a 2-wire programmable POTS current feed applicationpacks that supports 32 analog subscriber lines. Additionally the LPZ200 supports droptesting, that is testing of the subscriber line. As the LPZ200 can be used for testing ofits own subscriber lines as well as testing of the subscriber lines of other applicationpacks in the same shelf, no further test application pack TAP10x is necessary for droptesting.












• Programmable per port, that is, on an LPZ200 the services ALL and POTS areprovisionable for every Zport of the pack

• Periodic pulse metering 12/16 kHz (customer-specific)

• Dynamic time slot allocation at backplane

• Downloadable firmware and field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs)

• Line testing for the entire shelf on ports 15 and 31 whereas port 31 provides mostadvanced capabilities for this purpose

• Per port integrated metallic line testing capability supporting the measurement of

– All AC and DC foreign voltages of the a-wire and b-wire of a drop

– Feeding voltage measurement (POTS/ISDN APs)

– Insulation and loop resistance of the a/b-wire of a drop

– Capacitance of the a/b-wire of a drop

– Distance to open measurement for a specified drop

– Detection test of the test termination in the master line jack of the subscriber

– Draw and break dial tone test

– DTMF and pulse character test

– Sending a test tone for POTS CPE

– Noise measurement on a subscriber line

– Loop current measurement


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– Tone measurement (additional test equipment at subscriber side needed)

– Quick line test

– Loop resistance measurement with additional detection of short circuit versusoff-hook condition

– Noise measurement with 15 kHz flat filter.

Specifications




Comcode: 109450155.



Faceplate



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LEDs

LED indicators on the LPZ200 faceplate:

LED Function Color




Flashes at a rate of approximately 2 Hz duringfirmware download.

Red

BUSY Indicates at least one line is off-hook. Green

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the LPZ200 POTS connector:


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Physical dimensions



LPZ200 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side

BL/Y

Y/BLTip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1





is attached.

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


Z port 1

Z port 2

Z port 3

Z port 4

Z port 5

Z port 6

Z port 7

Z port 8

Z port 9

Z port 10

Z port 11

Z port 12

Z port 13

Z port 14

Z port 15

Test port and/or Z port 16

Z port 17

Z port 18

Z port 19

Z port 20

Z port 21

Z port 22

Z port 23

Z port 24

Z port 25

Z port 26

Z port 27

Z port 28

Z port 29

Z port 30

Z port 31

Test port and/or Z port 323367

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1



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POTS application pack LPZ600 (VoIP AP)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPZ600 is hardware-ready to support TDM based narrowband services as well asIP-based telephony. For the pack description refer to“POTS application pack (VoIPAP) LPZ600” (p. 9-7).


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POTS application pack LPZ640/LPZ641 (64 Z Ports)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPZ640 and LPZ641 application packs are 2-wire programmable POTS currentfeed application packs that support 64 analog subscriber lines. The LPZ641 supports inaddition inward testing via test-in relays.


The LPZ640/LPZ641 application pack supports:

• 64 subscriber lines for POTS services




• Provisionable transmission and signaling (provisionable RxGain/TxGain rangedepends on customer specific termination impedance)


• DC current limit 29 mA


• Inward tests (only supported by LPZ641).

Specifications




Comcode: 109497354 (LPZ640), 109542886 (LPZ641).


The following figure shows the LPZ640/LPZ641 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPZ640/LPZ641 faceplate.

64 a/b Pairs


Analog Line Interface and

Signaling Functions

LPZ640/LPZ641

+5V

Control

Power Module


CIU- Test Access

-48V

Ringing

Application packs for narrowband services POTS application pack LPZ640/LPZ641 (64 Z Ports)

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LEDs

LED indicator on the LPZ640/LPZ641 faceplate:

LED Function Color




Red

Pin assignment connector P1

Pin assignment of the LPZ640/LPZ641 connector P1:

Wiring side

Shown is the wiring/soldering side of theAP cable connector of the a/b-cable

(identical to the contact side of the AP)

Ring11

32

2

31BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

BL/W

BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

BL/W

Ring2

Ring3

Ring4

Ring5

Ring6

Ring7

Ring8

Ring9

Ring10

Ring11

Ring12

Ring13

Ring14

Ring15

Ring16

Ring17

Ring18

Ring19

Ring20

Ring22

Ring23

Ring24

Ring25

Ring26

Ring27

Ring28

Ring29

Ring30

Ring21

Ring31

Ring32

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

Tip1

Tip2

Tip3

Tip4

Tip5

Tip6

Tip7

Tip8

Tip9

Tip10

Tip11

Tip12

Tip13

Tip14

Tip15

Tip16

Tip17

Tip18

Tip19

Tip20

Tip22

Tip23

Tip24

Tip25

Tip26

Tip27

Tip28

Tip29

Tip30

Tip21

Tip31

Tip32

33

34

63

64

Bluebinder

Orangebinder

Orangebinder

Bluebinder


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Pin assignment of the LPZ640/LPZ641 connector P2:

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPZ640/LPZ641 in mm:


LPZ640/641 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side



Ring331

32

2

31BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

BL/W

BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

BL/W

Ring34

Ring35

Ring36

Ring37

Ring38

Ring39

Ring40

Ring41

Ring42

Ring43

Ring44

Ring45

Ring46

Ring47

Ring48

Ring49

Ring50

Ring51

Ring52

Ring54

Ring55

Ring56

Ring57

Ring58

Ring59

Ring60

Ring61

Ring62

Ring53

Ring63

Ring64

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

Tip33

Tip34

Tip35

Tip36

Tip37

Tip38

Tip39

Tip40

Tip41

Tip42

Tip43

Tip44

Tip45

Tip46

Tip47

Tip48

Tip49

Tip50

Tip51

Tip52

Tip54

Tip55

Tip56

Tip57

Tip58

Tip59

Tip60

Tip61

Tip62

Tip53

Tip63

Tip64

33

34

63

64

Greenbinder

Brownbinder

Brownbinder

Greenbinder


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HDSL application pack (HDSL AP) LPS501/LPS503/LPS504...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The HDSL application packs (HDSL AP) LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 include 2 × 2HDSL pairs to support HDSL interfaces. HDSL interfaces can be used to connect thefollowing:

• Integrated services digital network primary rate access (ISDN PRA) subscribers viaV5 interface (V5 ISDN PRA subscribers)

• N × 64 kbps digital leased lines via G.703 interface (GLL subscribers) (n= 1... 31)

• N × 64 kbps digital leased lines via V.35, V.36 or X.21 interface (VLL subscribers)(n= 1... 31).

The HDSL AP LPS503 can be used to connect in addition to LPS501

• integrated services digital network primary rate access (ISDN PRA) subscribers viaV3 interface to the LE (V3 ISDN PRA subscribers).

The HDSL AP LPS504 can be used to connect in addition to LPS503

• unstructured 2 Mbps leased line subscribers via G.703 interface (UGLLsubscribers) and unstructured 2 Mbps leased line subscribers via V.35, V.36 or X.21interface (UVLL subscribers).

The customer output HDSL pairs are on pairs 1, 3, 5, and 7 on the faceplate connectorof the HDSL AP.


The HDSL APs LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 provide the following features and functions:


• Transmission rate 1168 kbps per HDSL pair

• Sealing current provisionable (on/off)

• The following application modes are provisionable:

– Point-to-point modeBoth a/b pairs are used together for one HDSL interface (two dependent HDSLlinks).

– Single-pair mode (Fractional installation)Only one a/b pair is used for the HDSL interface. That means only half of the2-Mbps payload can be transported.

– Point-to-multipoint modeBoth a/b pairs are used for one HDSL interface (two independent HDSL links).To each HDSL link a network termination unit (NTU) located at differentcustomer premises can be connected.

• Transmission capability for payload 2 × 2 Mbps.


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Specifications




Comcode: 108905332 (LPS504).


The following figure shows the HDSL AP LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 functional blockdiagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the HDSL AP LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 faceplate.


HDSL Module

HDSL AP

+5V

2 Mb Framer

Power Module


CIU- Test Access

-48V

HDSL Module

2 × 1168 kbpsControl

2 Mb Framer

2 × 1168 kbps

HDSL pair 1(a/b pair)HDSL pair 2(a/b pair)

HDSL pair 3(a/b pair)

HDSL pair 4(a/b pair)

Application packs for narrowband services HDSL application pack (HDSL AP)LPS501/LPS503/LPS504

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LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPS50x

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or

CLF1

CLF2

CLF3

CLF4


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LEDs

LED indicators on the HDSL AP LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 faceplate:

LED Function Color




Red


Lit when a fault or facility alarm occurs onHDSL link 1

Flashes at a rate of approximately 4 Hz whena 2-Mbps payload failure (AIS, LOF, HBER,or RAI) is detected

Yellow



Yellow



Flashes at a rate of approximately 4 Hz whena 2-Mbps payload failure (AIS, LOF, HBER,or RAI) is detected

Yellow



Yellow

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 AP connector:


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPS501/LPS503/LPS504 in mm:


LPS501/LPS503/LPS504

3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side

BL/Y

Y/BLTip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1





is attached

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


HDSL0 copper pair

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used3367

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1


HDSL1 copper pair

not used

HDSL2 copper pair

not used

HDSL3 copper pair

not used

For the HDSL AP only 4 HDSL copper

pairs are used. Each of them have a transport

rate of 1168 kbit/s. Two copper pairs can be

used in parallel for a bit rate of 2336 kbit/s

(HDSL0/HDSL1 pair or HDSL2/HDSL3 pair)

for HDSL port 4

for HDSL port 3

for HDSL port 2

for HDSL port 1


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SHDSL application pack (SHDSL AP) LPS510...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The SHDSL application pack (SHDSL AP) LPS510 includes eight SHDSL pairs tosupport SHDSL subscriber interfaces and four E1 ports. SHDSL interfaces can be usedto connect the following:



• N × 64 kbps digital leased lines via G.703 interface (GLL subscribers) (n= 1... 31)

• N × 64 kbps digital leased lines via V.35, V.36 or X.21 interface (VLL subscribers)(n= 1... 31)

• Unstructured 2 Mbps leased lines via IO_E1 and via AP_E1:

– via G.703 interface (UGLL subscribers)

– via V.35, V.36 or X.21 interface (UVLL subscribers).


The SHDSL AP LPS510 provides the following features and functions:

• TC-PAM line coding

• Transmission rate 192 kbps up to 2048 kbps per SHDSL port

• Sealing current provisionable (on/off)

• The following application modes are provisionable:

– Point-to-point single pair modeThe SHDSL pair is used for one SHDSL interface supporting multiple services(V5 ISDN PRA, VLL, GLL subscribers).

– V3 point-to-point single pair modeThe SHDSL pair is used for one SHDSL interface supporting one V3 ISDNPRA subscriber.

– Unstructured point-to-point single pair modeIn this mode the SHDSL AP is used to provide an unstructured 2 Mbps

service via the AP_E1 port or the IO_E1 port.

– Multi-rate single pair modeThe SHDSL pair is used for one SHDSL interface supporting VLL or GLLsubscribers.

• Eight SHDSL ports

• Up to four SHDSL ports may be cross-connected to the physical four E1 ports onthe SHDSL AP (AP_E1) for unstructured leased line services with clocktransparency

• The four AP_E1 ports may be used as remote terminal links in the host.The payload of the AP_E1 ports is transmitted between the backplane and theAP_E1 ports.


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• The four AP_E1 ports can be used to provide V5 ISDN PRA subscribers.

• Transmission capability for payload 8 × 2 Mbps: 4 × 2 Mbps via backplane(IO_E1),4 × 2 Mbps via unstructured AP_E1.

Important! The AP_E1 ports can be used only for remote terminal interface or V5ISDN subscribers, if the associated SHDSL interface in not already in use.

Specifications




Comcode: 108708835.


The following figure shows the LPS510 functional block diagram.

Application packs for narrowband services SHDSL application pack (SHDSL AP) LPS510

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPS510 faceplate.


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LED

RT

H44

55A

AB

LPS510

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or

CONN2

Con

nect

or

CONN1


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicator on the LPS510 faceplate:

LED Function Color




Red

Connectors on the LPS510 faceplate:


CONN1 68-pin connector 8 x SHDSL a/b pairs

CONN2 Amplimate 20 pin 4 x E1 transmit/receive pairs

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the LPS510 AP connector:


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPS510 in mm:


LPS510 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side

BL/Y

Y/BLTip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1





is attached

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


SHDSL1 copper pairnot used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used3367

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1


SHDSL2 copper pair

SHDSL3 copper pair

not used

SHDSL4 copper pair

not used

for SHDSL port 4

for SHDSL port 3

for SHDSL port 2

for SHDSL port 1

HDSL5 copper pair

not used

SHDSL6 copper pair

not used

SHDSL7 copper pair

not used

SHDSL8 copper pair

not used

for SHDSL port 8

for SHDSL port 7

for SHDSL port 6

Sfor SHDSL port 5

For the SHDSL AP only 8 SHDSL ports with 1

copper pair each are used. Each of them have a

transmission rate of 192 to 2048 kbit/s (line rate

up to 2064 baud).

to the unstructured E1 ports 1 to 4 until

other provisioning. For pinning of

By default SHDSL ports 5 to 8 are routed

these E1 ports see next figure.

not used

not used


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7 7Application packs for ATMxDSL services

Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the application packs for ATM xDSL services which are used inthe AnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

ADSL application pack (ADSL8p) LPA408 (no longer orderable) 7-2

ADSL application pack (ADSL4i) LPA414 (no longer orderable) 7-6

ADSL Application Pack (ADSL4p) LPA400( ) (no longer orderable) 7-10

ADSL application pack (ADSL16p) LPA416 7-14

ADSL application pack (ADSL16i) LPA417 7-19

ADSL application pack (ADSL2_16p) LPA420 7-24

ADSL application pack (ADSL32p) LPA432 7-28

ADSL application pack (ADSL32i) LPA434 7-33

ADSL application pack (ADSL2_32i) LPA438 7-37

SDSL application pack (SDSL16) LPS716 (no longer orderable) 7-41

SHDSL application pack (SHDSL16) LPS702 7-45

E1-IMA Application pack E1-IMA AP LPA941 7-50

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ADSL application pack (ADSL8p) LPA408 (no longerorderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The ADSL8p LPA408 AP provides subscriber interfaces for ADSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and work in conjunction with a separate POTS AP toprovide POTS service. The ADSL8p LPA408 AP, in conjunction with the AFM,multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the ATM network feeder and thesubscribers. The customer output ADSL and POTS pairs are on pairs 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11,13, and 15, and their associated input POTS pairs are on pairs 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14,and 16, respectively. a/b pairs 17 through 32 are not terminated.


The ADSL8p LPA408 AP provides the following features and functions:

• Upstream ATM cell transport to AFM

• Downstream ATM cell transport to customer premises equipment (CPE)

• Eight ADSL subscriber ports

• On-board POTS splitters

• Support for four ATM service classes: UBR, rt-VBR, nrt-VBR, and CBR

• ADSL subscriber ports and POTS input ports on faceplate connector

• DMT-based RADSL transceivers for each subscriber port

• ADSL rate-adaptive/rate-provisionable:

– Full-rate ADSL

– ADSL-lite.

• ATM backplane bus interface

• ATM encapsulated messaging to AFM and customer-premises equipment modems

• Metallic line test access relay

• Interworking with COMDAC (if equipped) via UART link for inventory and statusto create a complete and consistent view of the shelf on the GSI.

Specifications




Comcode: 108550005.


The following figure shows the ADSL8p LPA408 AP functional block diagram.

Application packs for ATM xDSL services

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the ADSL8p LPA408 AP faceplate.

ATM CellMux/Demux

ADSL8p AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

ADSL and POTSsubscriber line

Control

ATMFramer

ADSLTransceiver

POTSSplitter

POTS a/b

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace 8

8

Test AccessRelay

Network

•••

Application packs for ATM xDSL services ADSL application pack (ADSL8p) LPA408 (no longerorderable)

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LPA408

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

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TH

4455

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LEDs

LED indicator on the ADSL8p LPA408 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color

FAULT Lit when a fault is detected on the applicationpack.

Flashes during software download and duringpack initialization (built-in self-test).

Red

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the ADSL8p LPA408 are mm


ADSL8p LPA408 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ADSL application pack (ADSL4i) LPA414 (no longerorderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The ADSL4i LPA414 AP provides subscriber interfaces for ADSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and works in conjunction with a separate ISDN AP toprovide ISDN service. The ADSL4i LPA414 AP, in conjunction with the AFM,multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the ATM network feeder and thesubscribers (The subscriber’s modem must be compatible with ADSL over ISDN). Thecustomer output ADSL and ISDN pairs are on pairs 1, 3, 5, and 7, and their associatedinput ISDN pairs are on pairs 2, 4, 6, and 8, respectively. a/b pairs 9 through 32 arenot terminated.


The ADSL4i LPA414 AP provides the following features and functions:



• Four ADSL subscriber ports

• On-board ISDN splitters


• ADSL subscriber ports and ISDN input ports on faceplate connector


• Full-rate ADSL (ADSL-lite is not supported with this AP.)



• Metallic line test access relays


Specifications




Comcode: 108610932.


The following figure shows the ADSL4i LPA414 AP functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the ADSL4i LPA414 AP faceplate.

ATM CellMux/Demux

ADSL4i AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

ADSL over ISDNsubscriber line

Control

ATMFramer

ADSLTransceiver

ISDNSplitter

ISDNsubscriber line

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace 4

4

Test AccessRelay

Network

•••

Application packs for ATM xDSL services ADSL application pack (ADSL4i) LPA414 (no longerorderable)

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LPA414

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

orR

TH

4455

AA

B


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LEDs

LED indicator on the ADSL4i LPA414 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the ADSL4i LPA414 in mm:


ADSL4i LPA414 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ADSL Application Pack (ADSL4p) LPA400( ) (no longerorderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The ADSL4p LPA400 and ADSL 4p LPA400B APs provide subscriber interfaces forADSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and work in conjunction with aseparate POTS AP to provide POTS service. The ADSL4p LPA400( ) APs, inconjunction with the AFM, multiplex/demultiplex ATM cells between the ATM feedernetwork and the subscribers. The customer output ADSL and POTS pairs are on pairs1, 3, 5, and 7, and their associated input POTS pairs are on pairs 2, 4, 6, and 8,respectively. a/b pairs 9 through 32 are not terminated.


The ADSL4p LPA400( ) APs provide the following features and functions:



• Four ADSL subscriber ports


• Support for UBR service class


• Discrete multitone (DMT)-based rate adaptive digital subscriber line (RADSL)transceivers for each subscriber port


– Full-rate ADSL

– ADSL-lite (LPA400B only).


• ATM encapsulated messaging to AFM and customer premises equipment modems.


Specifications




Comcode: 108603945 (LPA400B).


The following figure shows the ADSL4p LPA400( ) AP functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the ADSL4p LPA400( ) AP faceplate.

ATM CellMux/Demux

ADSL4p AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

ADSL sub-scriber line

Control

ATMFramer

ADSLTransceiver

POTSSplitter

POTS a/b

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace 4

4

•••

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RT

H44

55A

AB

LPA400

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

or


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LEDs

LED indicator on the ADSL4p LPA400( ) AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the ADSL4p LPA400( ) in mm:


ADSL4p LPA400() 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ADSL application pack (ADSL16p) LPA416...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The ADSL16p LPA416 AP provides subscriber interfaces for ADSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and works in conjunction with a separate POTS AP toprovide POTS service. The ADSL16p LPA416 AP, in conjunction with the AFM,multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the ATM network feeder and thesubscribers. The customer output ADSL and POTS pairs are on pairs 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11,13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, and 31, and their associated input POTS pairs are onpairs 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, and 32, respectively.





• Sixteen ADSL subscriber ports






– Full-rate ADSL

– ADSL-lite.

• Network timing reference (NTR) to ATU-R according to ANSI T1.413, ITU-TG.992.1 (G.dmt), and ITU-T G.992.2 (G.lite)

• ATM cell transport





Important! If you are upgrading an already existing DC rack (J1C283B-1List1)equipped with a PFU500 with ADSL16p LPA416 or ADSL16i LPA417 APs: -Don’t equip more than a total of 11 ADSL16p LPA416 or ADSL16i LPA417 APsat a maximum perAnyMediaMainshelf because of the higher power consumption,or - Replace the PFU500 with a PFU501 and configure dual feeding instead ofredundant feeding (that means, remove the jumper on the PFU501).


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Specifications




Comcode: 109121327.



Faceplate


ATM CellMux/Demux

ADSL16p AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

ADSL and POTSsubscriber line

Control

ATMFramer

ADSLTransceiver

POTSSplitter

POTS a/b

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace Test Access

RelayNetwork

16

16

•••

Application packs for ATM xDSL services ADSL application pack (ADSL16p) LPA416

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LPA416

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

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TH

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AA

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LEDs


LED Function Color



Red

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the ADSL16p LPS416 AP connector:

Wiring side

The top pair (34 & 68)and bottom pair (1 & 35)are each shorted to alert thecircuit pack that the connectoris attached

3367

Short

68 34

Shot

236

35 1

means cabling from MDF switch sidemeans cabling to MDF subscriber side


Tip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BR/BK

BK/BR

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


ADSL port 1

Z port 1

ADSL port 2

Z port 2

ADSL port 3

Z port 3

ADSL port 4

Z port 4

ADSL port 9

Z port 9

ADSL port 10

Z port 10

ADSL port 11

Z port 11

ADSL port 12

Z port 12

ADSL port 13

Z port 13

ADSL port 14

Z port 14

ADSL port 15

Z port 15

ADSL port 16

Z port 16

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

ADSL port 5

Z port 5

ADSL port 6

Z port 6

ADSL port 7

Z port 7

ADSL port 8

Z port 8

Tip

Ring

Tip

Ring


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the ADSL16p LPS416 in mm:




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ADSL application pack (ADSL16i) LPA417...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The ADSL16i LPA417 AP provides subscriber interfaces for ADSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and works in conjunction with a separate ISDN AP toprovide ISDN service. The ADSL16i LPA417 AP, in conjunction with the AFM,multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the ATM network feeder and thesubscribers (the subscriber’s modem must be compatible with ADSL over ISDN). Thecustomer output ADSL and ISDN pairs are on the odd pairs between 1 and 31,inclusive, and their associated input ISDN pairs are on the even pairs between 2 and32, inclusive.





• Sixteen ADSL subscriber ports

• On-board ISDN splitters


• ADSL subscriber ports and ISDN input ports on faceplate connector


• Full-rate ADSL (ADSL- lite is not supported with this AP)

• Network Timing Reference (NTR) to ATU-R according to ANSI T1.413 and ITU-TG.992.1 (G.dmt)





Important! If you are upgrading an already existing DC rack (J1C283B-1List1)equipped with a PFU500 with ADSL16p LPA416, ADSL32 LPA432, or ADSL16iLPA417 APs: - Don’t equip more than a total of 11 ADSL16p LPA416, ADSL32LPA432, or ADSL16i LPA417 APs at a maximum perAnyMediaMainshelfbecause of the higher power consumption, or - Replace the PFU500 with a PFU501and configure dual feeding instead of redundant feeding (that means remove thejumper on the PFU501).

Specifications





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Comcode: 108796343.



Faceplate


ATM CellMux/Demux

ADSL16i AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

ADSL over ISDNsubscriber line

Control

ATMFramer

ADSLTransceiver

ISDNSplitter

ISDNsubscriber line

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace Test Access

RelayNetwork

16

16

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FAULT

Con

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TH

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AA

B


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LEDs


LED Function Color



Red

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the ADSL16i LPA417 AP connector:

Wiring side

Tip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1


R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BR/BK

BK/BR

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


ADSL port 1

ISDN port 1

ADSL port 2

ISDN port 2

ADSL port 3

ISDN port 3

ADSL port 4

ISDN port 4

ADSL port 9

ISDN port 9

ADSL port 10

ISDN port 10

ADSL port 11

ISDN port 11

ADSL port 12

ISDN port 12

ADSL port 13

ISDN port 13

ADSL port 14

ISDN port 14

ADSL port 15

ISDN port 15

ADSL port 16

ISDN port 16

BL/Y

Y/BL3367

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1

means cabling from MDF switch sidemeans cabling to MDF subscriber side


ADSL port 5

ISDN port 5

ADSL port 6

ISDN port 6

ADSL port 7

ISDN port 7

ADSL port 8

ISDN port 8

Tip

Ring

Tip

Ring


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Physical dimensions





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ADSL application pack (ADSL2_16p) LPA420...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The (ADSL2_16p) LPA420 AP is an Annex A application pack that provides 16subscriber interfaces for ADSL2+ services on theAnyMedia® Access System and 16narrowband POTS splitters which meet the ANSI T1.413 requirements. The LPA420AP, in conjunction with the AFM, multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between theATM network feeder and the subscribers (the subscriber’s modem must be compatiblewith ADSL over POTS). The customer output ADSL2+ and POTS pairs are on pairs 1,3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, and 31, and their associated inputPOTS pairs are on pairs 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, and 32,respectively.


The LPA420 AP provides the following features and functions:



• Sixteen ADSL2+ subscriber ports on faceplate connector

• Supports ADSL standards ADSL (ITU-T G.992.1 Annex A), ADSL (ANSI T1.413),ADSL2 (ITU G.992.3 Annex A/M), READSL2 (ITU G.992.3 Annex L), andADSL2+ (ITU-T G.992.5 Annex A/M)

• Supports dual ended line tests (DELT)

• On-board splitter function for each line



• Full-rate ADSL2+

• Hardware ready to support Network Timing Reference (NTR) to ATU-R accordingto ANSI T1.413, ITU-T G.992.1, and ITU-T G.992.3





Important! If you are upgrading an already existing DC rack (J1C283B-1List1)equipped with a PFU500 with ADSL2_16p LPA420 APs replace the PFU500 witha PFU501 and configure dual feeding instead of redundant feeding (that means,remove the jumper on the PFU501).

Specifications




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Comcode: 109026575.


The following figure shows the ADSL2_16p LPA420 AP functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the ADSL2_16p LPA420 AP faceplate.

ATMMux/Demux

BackplaneSide

FaceplateSide

Control

LPA420

ADSL and POTS

Subscriber Lines

POTSSubscriber Lines In

16

16

AFM

AT

MB

ackp

lan

eB

us

COMDACs(Duplex Mode)

Fuse Module

CTU

Test AccessRelay

NetworkATMFramer

ADSLTransceivers

POTSSplitters

Application packs for ATM xDSL services ADSL application pack (ADSL2_16p) LPA420

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FAULT

LPA420S1:1

LucentX

XX

XX

XX

XX

XX


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LEDs

LED indicator on the ADSL2_16p LPA420 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the AP connector on the ADSL2_16p LPA420 is the same asused for the ADSL16p LPA416. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pinassignment” (p. 7-17).

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the ADSL2_16p LPA420 in mm:


ADSL2_16pLPA420

3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ADSL application pack (ADSL32p) LPA432...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The ADSL32p LPA432 AP provides subscriber interfaces for ADSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and works in conjunction with the LPZ110 POTSZF AP toprovide POTS service. The ADSL32p LPA432 AP, in conjunction with the AFM,multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the ATM network feeder and thesubscribers. The customer output ADSL pairs are on pairs 1 through 32.

This AP is equipped with an onboard high pass filter to allow its use with the POTSZFLPZ110. The POTSZF LPZ110 contains onboard low pass filters so that these circuitsmay be bridged with the LPA432 circuits externally to provide a combined ADSL andPOTS Service.

For details on wiring methods when using the LPZ110 and ADSL32p AP, see thesection Engineering POTS + ADSL service with LPZ110 and LPA432 APs in theApplications and Planning Guide (APOG), Narrowband and ATM xDSL services.



• Thirty two ADSL subscriber lines

• On-board high pass filters


• ADSL subscriber ports and POTS ports on faceplate connector



– Full-rate ADSL

– ADSL-lite.

• Network timing reference (NTR) to ATU-R according to ANSI T1.413, ITU-TG.992.1 (G.dmt), and ITU-T G.992.2 (G.lite)

• ATM cell transport




• Interworking with COMDAC (if equipped) via UART link for inventory and statusto create a complete and consistent view on the GSI.

Important! If you are upgrading an already existing DC rack (J1C283B-1List1)equipped with a PFU500 with ADSL32p LPA432 APs replace the PFU500 with aPFU501 and configure dual feeding instead of redundant feeding (that means,remove the jumper on the PFU501).


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Specifications




Comcode: 108867573.



Faceplate


CombinedADSL andPOTSservice

ATM CellMux/Demux

ADSL32p AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

Control

ATMFramer

ADSLTransceiver

HighPass

Filters

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace

Test AccessRelay

Network

32

•••

32 ADSLCustomerLines

POTSLines fromLPZ110

MDF orother

bridgingpoint


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LPA432

n:mLucent

FAULT

Con

nect

orR

TH

4455

AA

B


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LEDs


LED Function Color



Red

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the ADSL32p LPA432 AP connector:

Wiring side


3367

Short

68 34

Shot

236

35 1


Orange binder

Tip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BR/BK

BK/BR

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


ADSL port 1

ADSL port 2

ADSL port 3

ADSL port 4

ADSL port 5

ADSL port 6

ADSL port 7

ADSL port 8

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

ADSL port 9

ADSL port 10

ADSL port 11

ADSL port 12

ADSL port 13

ADSL port 14

ADSL port 15

ADSL port 16

ADSL port 17

ADSL port 18

ADSL port 19

ADSL port 20

ADSL port 21

ADSL port 22

ADSL port 23

ADSL port 24

ADSL port 25

ADSL port 26

ADSL port 27

ADSL port 28

ADSL port 29

ADSL port 30

ADSL port 31

ADSL port 32


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the ADSL32p LPA432 in mm:




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ADSL application pack (ADSL32i) LPA434...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The ADSL32i LPA434 AP provides subscriber interfaces for ADSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and works in conjunction with a separate ISDN AP toprovide ISDN service. The use of an external splitter is required. The ADSL32iLPA434 AP, in conjunction with the AFM, multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cellsbetween the ATM network feeder and the subscribers (the subscriber’s modem must becompatible with ADSL over ISDN). The customer output ADSL pairs are on pairs 1through 32.





• Thirty two ADSL subscriber ports


• Use of external splitters required


• ADSL subscriber ports on faceplate connector


• Full-rate ADSL

• Network Timing Reference (NTR) to ATU-R according to ANSI T1.413 Issue 2Annex B and ITU-T G.992.1 Annex B





Specifications




Comcode: 109293449.




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Faceplate


ADSL overISDN sub-scriber lineATM Cell

Mux/Demux

ADSL32 i AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

Control

ATMFramer

ADSLTransceiver

HighPass

Filters

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace

Test AccessRelay

Network

32

•••

32 ADSLCustomerLines

ISDN sub-scriberlines

MDF orother

bridgingpoint


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LEDs


LED Function Color



Red

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the AP connector on the ADSL32i LPA434 is the same as usedfor the ADSL32p LPA432. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pinassignment” (p. 7-31).

Physical dimensions





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ADSL application pack (ADSL2_32i) LPA438...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The (ADSL2_32i) LPA438 AP is an Annex B application pack that provides 32subscriber interfaces for ADSL2+ services on theAnyMedia® Access System andworks in conjunction with a separate ISDN AP to provide ISDN service. The use of anexternal splitter is required for ISDN service. The LPA438 AP, in conjunction with theAFM, multiplexes/demultiplexes ATM cells between the ATM network feeder and thesubscribers (the subscriber’s modem must be compatible with ADSL over ISDN). Thecustomer output ADSL2+ pairs are on pairs 1 through 32.


The LPA438 AP provides the following features and functions:



• Thirty two ADSL2+ subscriber ports

• Supports ADSL standards ADSL2 (ITU-T G.992.3 Annex B) and ADSL2+ (ITU-TG.992.5 Annex B)

• Supports single ended line tests (SELT) and dual ended line tests (DELT)

• Supports radio frequency interference (RFI) notching

• Supports impulse noise protection (INP)

• Hardware prepared for G.998.1 ATM Bonding


• Use of external splitters required for ISDN service


• ADSL2+ subscriber ports on faceplate connector


• Full-rate ADSL2+

• Network Timing Reference (NTR) to ATU-R according to ANSI T1.413 Issue 2Annex B and ITU-T G.992.1 Annex B





Specifications





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Comcode: 109580738.


The following figure shows the LPA438 AP functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPA438 AP faceplate.

Application packs for ATM xDSL services ADSL application pack (ADSL2_32i) LPA438

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LEDs

LED indicator on the LPA438 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the AP connector on the LPA438 is the same as used for theLPA432. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pin assignment” (p. 7-31).

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPA438 in mm:


LPA438 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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SDSL application pack (SDSL16) LPS716 (no longerorderable)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The SDSL16 LPS716 AP provides subscriber interfaces for SDSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System. The SDSL16 LPS716 AP, in conjunction with the AFM,multiplexes/demultiplexes data between the ATM network interface and the subscribers.The customer output SDSL pairs are on pairs 1 through 16. a/b pairs 17 through 32 arenot terminated.


The SDSL16 LPS716 AP provides the following features and functions:

• ATM cell transport over 2B1Q-SDSL baseband line-coding with direct cellmapping

• Sixteen SDSL subscriber ports

• Support for 4 service classes. (The SDSL16 LPS716 AP can support all 4 serviceclasses, but can only be provisioned to support two of these at any given time.)

• Subscriber ports on faceplate connector

• SDSL symmetric rates from 144 kbps to 2.3 Mbps over a single twisted pair


• ATM encapsulated messaging to AFM and CPE modems


• The SDSL16 LPS716 AP provides 82.5Ω series resistances in the a-lead and inthe b-lead of its test bus.


Important! The a/b-wires per SDSL16 LPS716 AP are qualified for intra-buildingexposure. If the pack is to be used with lines that exit building premises, thoselines must be protected by devices that provide primary protection.

Specifications




Comcode: 108695529.


The following figure shows the SDSL16 LPS716 AP functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the SDSL16 LPS716 AP faceplate.

ATM CellMux/Demux

SDSL16 AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

16 SDSLsubscriber lines

Control

ATMFramer

SDSLTransceiver

AFM

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace

•••Test Access

RelayNetwork

•••

Application packs for ATM xDSL services SDSL application pack (SDSL16) LPS716 (no longerorderable)

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LEDs

LED indicator on the SDSL16 LPS716 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the SDSL16 LPS716 AP in mm:


SDSL16 LPS716 AP 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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SHDSL application pack (SHDSL16) LPS702...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The SHDSL16 LPS702 AP provides subscriber interfaces for SHDSL services on theAnyMedia® Access System and works in conjunction with the AFM,multiplexes/demultiplexes data between the ATM network interface and the subscribers.The customer output SHDSL services are on pairs 1 through 16. a/b pairs 17 through32 are not terminated.


The SHDSL16 LPS702 AP provides the following features and functions:

• ATM cell transport over TC-PAM SHDSL line-coding

• Sixteen SHDSL subscriber ports

• Support for four ATM service classes: UBR, rt-VBR, nrt-VBR, and CBR.

• Subscriber ports on faceplate connector

• SHDSL symmetric rates from 192 kbps to 2312 kbps over a single twisted pair(2-wire mode)

• SHDSL symmetric rates from 384 kbps to 4608 kbps over two bonded adjacenttwisted pairs (4-wire mode)

• 4-wire SHDSL mode allows payload rates twice of regular 2-wire SHDSL or longerdistances of up to 40% greater than 2-wire SHDSL


• ATM encapsulated messaging to AFM and CPE modems


• Interworking with COMDAC (if equipped) via UART link for inventory and statusto create a complete and consistent view on the GSI.

Specifications




Comcode: 108902719.


The following figure shows the SHDSL16 LPS702 AP functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the SHDSL16 LPS702 AP faceplate.

ATM CellMux/Demux

SHDSL16 AP+5V

PowerModule


Broa

dban

dBu

s

SHDSL lines

Control

ATMFramer

SHDSLTransceiver

SHDSL 16 AP

Bac

kpla

neIn

terf

ace

Test AccessRelay

Network

16

AFM

SHDSL lines16

•••

Application packs for ATM xDSL services SHDSL application pack (SHDSL16) LPS702

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LEDs

LED indicator on the SHDSL16 LPS702 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the SHDSL16 LPS702 AP connector:

Wiring side

BL/Y

Y/BLTip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1





is attached

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


SHDSL1 copper pairnot used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used3367

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1


SHDSL2 copper pair

SHDSL3 copper pair

SHDSL4 copper pairfor SHDSL port 4

for SHDSL port 3

for SHDSL port 2

for SHDSL port 1

SHDSL5 copper pair

SHDSL6 copper pair

SHDSL7 copper pair


for SHDSL port 7

for SHDSL port 6

for SHDSL port 5

For the SHDSL16 AP only 16 SHDSL ports

with 1 copper pair each are used supporting

up to 2.3 Mbit/s brutto with 16 PAM line

coding.

SHDSL1 copper pair

SHDSL2 copper pair

SHDSL3 copper pair


for HDSL port 11

for SHDSL port 10

for SHDSL port 9

SHDSL5 copper pair

SHDSL6 copper pair

SHDSL7 copper pair

SHDSL8 copper pairfor HDSL port 16

for SHDSL port 15

for SHDSL port 14

for SHDSL port 13


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the SHDSL16 LPS702 in mm:


SHDSL16 LPS702 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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E1-IMA Application pack E1-IMA AP LPA941...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The E1-IMA AP LPA941 provides an E1 feeder facility interface consisting of up toeight E1 feeders. The E1-IMA AP LPA941 is located in an AP slot of a host shelf. Theeight E1 feeders are used to connect to an AFME1 in a cascaded shelf. The E1-IMALPA941 serves as a distribution pack to connect to the cascaded shelf.

The E1-IMA LPA941 can be used in any AP slot that is not a preferred AFM slot or anAFM protection slot.


The E1-IMA LPA941 provides the following features and functions:


• Downstream ATM cell transport to AFME1 in cascaded shelf

• Inverse Multiplexing for ATM (IMA) as specified in AF-PHY-0086.001, limited touse of one group only

• Eight E1 connections for connecting towards a cascaded shelf, which can be used

– to support up to eight links as members ofone IMA group

– to connectone feeder for use in the non-IMA (that is UNI) mode

• Default setting is IMA group with one E1 link


• Inventory and slot status is provided to the COMDAC (if equipped) to create acomplete and consistent view for the GSI

• Near end E1 performance monitoring on all eight E1 ports

• Near end IMA performance monitoring

• E1 line loopback (IMA group loopback and IMA looped test pattern handling is notsupported on the E1-IMA AP.)


• Capacity for up to 255 VP connections and up to 9216 VC connections via 9channelized VPs

• ATM encapsulated messaging to AFM


Specifications




Comcode: 108694894.


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The following figure shows the E1-IMA AP LPA941 functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the E1-IMA AP LPA941 faceplate.

Application packs for ATM xDSL services E1-IMA Application pack E1-IMA AP LPA941

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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the E1-IMA faceplate:

LED Function Color

FAULT Flashes during software download and during packinitialization (built-in self-test).

Red

ACTV Lit when E1-IMA LPA941 is in operation. Green

CR-MJ Not used.

MN Not used.

CLF Lit when an E1 carrier line failure (LOS, LOF, orHBER) is detected on any feeder port. Flasheswhen an AIS or minor alarm is received or whenthe E1 is in loopback.

Yellow

Connectors on the E1-IMA faceplate:


CONSOLE DB-9 For internal use only

10BASE-T RJ-45 For internal use only

E1 37-pin D-sub E1 interface

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the E1-IMA AP connector:


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the E1-IMA LPA941 in mm:


E1-IMA LPA941 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Front view(contact side)

RE1D8R

RE1U8T

nc

RE1D7R

TE1U8T

TE1D8R

nc

TE1U6T

TE1D6R

TE1U7T

TE1D7R

TE1U4T

TE1D4R

TE1U5T

TE1D5R

TE1U2T

TE1D2R

TE1U3T

TE1D3R

TE1U1T

TE1D1R

RE1U6T

RE1D5R

RE1U7T

RE1D6R

RE1U5T

RE1D3R

RE1U3T

RE1D4R

RE1U4T

RE1D2R

RE1U1T

RE1U2T

RE1D1R

nc = not connected

16

17

18

19

12

13

14

15

11

7

8

9

10

6

1

2

3

4

5

34

35

36

37

30

31

32

33

26

27

28

29

22

23

24

25

20

21

nc

E1 port 4 (Tip)

E1 port 3 (Tip)

E1 port 2 (Tip)

E1 port 1 (Tip)

E1 port 4 (Ring)

E1 port 3 (Ring)

E1 port 2 (Ring)

E1 port 1 (Ring)

E1 port 8 (Tip)

E1 port 7 (Tip)

E1 port 6 (Tip)

E1 port 5 (Tip)

E1 port 8 (Ring)

E1 port 7 (Ring)

E1 port 6 (Ring)

E1 port 5 (Ring)


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Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the application packs for narrowband and ATM xDSL serviceswhich are used in theAnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

Application pack (P32A32) LPA832 8-2

Application pack (P32A32) LPA833 8-8

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Application pack (P32A32) LPA832...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The P32A32 LPA832 AP provides subscriber interfaces for POTS and ADSL serviceson theAnyMedia® Access System.

The P32A32 LPA832 AP combines POTS and ADSL (both full-rate and lite) functionson all 32 pairs. Both POTS and ADSL signals are bridged on the pack onto a tip/ringpair for each subscriber line. Its combined POTS and ADSL capability eliminates theneed to route the tip/ring pair from a separate POTS AP into an ADSL AP. This APincludes the splitter function for each line. The association of ADSL circuit to POTScircuit is fixed; that is, ADSL circuit 1 is always associated with POTS circuit 1,ADSL circuit 2 is always associated with POTS circuit 2, and so on.


The P32A32 LPA832 AP provides the following features and functions:

• Thirty-two subscriber ports on the faceplate connector, each capable of providingPOTS and ADSL simultaneously, as well as POTS only or ADSL only





– Full-rate ADSL

– ADSL-lite.



• Interworking with the COMDAC via UART link for inventory and status to createa complete and consistent view of the GSI


• POTS services including the following:

– Two-wire loop-start signaling

– V5.x signaling

– Provisionable transmission and signaling (provisionable RxGain/TxGain rangedepends on customer specific termination impedance)

– On-hook transmission

– Support of most CLASS features

– Battery-backed ringing

– PCM encoding A-law/u-law

– Reverse battery metering.

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Important! If you are upgrading an already existing DC-powered rack(J1C283B-1List1) equipped with a PFU500 with P32A32 LPA832 APs replace thePFU500 with a PFU501 and configure dual feeding instead of redundant feeding(that means, remove the jumper on the PFU501).

Important! When two 9.5 A rectifiers are used with a CPS2000 rectifier-ringerplant, then a shelf may not be able to accommodate an LPA832 in every slot. Inthese cases, the remaining slots can be populated with other APs. For example:Assume other equipment (for example, a multiplexer) in the cabinet along with thenarrowband common circuit packs use 315 W.

AFM Maximum number of LPA832 APs

One or two AFMDS3 LPA901 Up to eight LPA832 APs

One or two-AFME3 LPA911 Up to eight LPA832 APs

One or two AFMO LPA920 Up to seven LPA832 APs

One AFME1 LPA941 Up to eight LPA832 APs

Important! If two 11.9 A rectifiers are used with a Yukon 650 power system, thenall AP slots not occupied by AFMs can be populated with LPA832 APs regardlessof whether one or two AFMs are populated and regardless of AFM type. Forcentral office applications the same rules as for Yukon 650 apply.

Specifications




Comcode: 109296178.


The following figure shows the P32A32 LPA832 AP functional block diagram.

Application packs for narrowband and ATM xDSL services Application pack (P32A32) LPA832

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the P32A32 LPA832 AP faceplate.

CIU


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LEDs

LED indicators on the P32A32 LPA832 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

BUSY Lit when a POTS circuit is off-hook or when atest access connection to a customer drop isactive.

Green

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the P32A32 LPA832 AP connector:


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the P32A32 LPA832 in mm:


ADSL32 LPA832 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side


3367

Short

68 34

Shot

236

35 1


Orange binder

Tip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BR/BK

BK/BR

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


ADSL/POTS port 1

ADSL/POTS port 2

ADSL/POTS port 3

ADSL/POTS port 4

ADSL/POTS port 5

ADSL/POTS port 6

ADSL/POTS port 7

ADSL/POTS port 8

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

ADSL/POTS port 9

ADSL/POTS port 10

ADSL/POTS port 11

ADSL/POTS port 12

ADSL/POTS port 13

ADSL/POTS port 14

ADSL/POTS port 15

ADSL/POTS port 16

ADSL/POTS port 17

ADSL/POTS port 18

ADSL/POTS port 19

ADSL/POTS port 20

ADSL/POTS port 21

ADSL/POTS port 22

ADSL/POTS port 23

ADSL/POTS port 24

ADSL/POTS port 25

ADSL/POTS port 26

ADSL/POTS port 27

ADSL/POTS port 28

ADSL/POTS port 29

ADSL/POTS port 30

ADSL/POTS port 31

ADSL/POTS port 32


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Application pack (P32A32) LPA833...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The P32A32 LPA833 AP provides subscriber interfaces for POTS and ADSL serviceson theAnyMedia® Access System.

The P32A32 LPA833 AP combines POTS and ADSL functions on all 32 pairs. BothPOTS and ADSL signals are bridged on the pack onto a tip/ring pair for eachsubscriber line. Its combined POTS and ADSL capability eliminates the need to routethe tip/ring pair from a separate POTS AP into an ADSL AP. This AP includes thesplitter function for each line. The association of ADSL circuit to POTS circuit isfixed; that is, ADSL circuit 1 is always associated with POTS circuit 1, ADSL circuit 2is always associated with POTS circuit 2, and so on.


The P32A32 LPA833 AP provides the following features and functions:

• Thirty-two subscriber ports on the faceplate connector, each capable of providingPOTS and ADSL simultaneously, as well as POTS only or ADSL only

• Supports ADSL standards ADSL (ITU-T G.992.1 Annex A), ADSL (ANSI T1.413),ADSL2 (ITU G.992.3 Annex A/M), READSL2 (ITU G.992.3 Annex L), andADSL2+ (ITU-T G.992.5 Annex A/M)

• Supports dual ended line tests (DELT)




• Rate-adaptive full-rate ADSL



• Interworking with the COMDAC via UART link for inventory and status to createa complete and consistent view of the GSI


• POTS services including the following:

– Two-wire loop-start signaling

– V5.x signaling

– Provisionable transmission and signaling

– On-hook transmission

– Support of most CLASS features

– Battery-backed ringing

– PCM encoding A-law/u-law

– Reverse battery metering.

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Important! If you are upgrading an already existing DC-powered rack(J1C283B-1List1) equipped with a PFU500 with P32A32 LPA833 APs replace thePFU500 with a PFU501 and configure dual feeding instead of redundant feeding(that means, remove the jumper on the PFU501).

Important! When two 9.5 A rectifiers are used with a CPS2000 rectifier-ringerplant, then a shelf may not be able to accommodate an LPA833 in every slot. Inthese cases, the remaining slots can be populated with other APs. For example:Assume other equipment (for example, a multiplexer) in the cabinet along with thenarrowband common circuit packs use 315 W.

AFM Maximum number of LPA833 APs

One or two AFMDS3 LPA901 Up to eight LPA833 APs

One or two AFME3 LPA911 Up to eight LPA833 APs

One or two AFMO LPA920 Up to seven LPA833 APs

One AFME1 LPA941 Up to eight LPA833 APs

Specifications




Comcode: 109531475.


The following figure shows the P32A32 LPA833 AP functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the P32A32 LPA833 AP faceplate.

Backplane Side

LPA833

Faceplate Side

Fuse Module

Analog LineInterface

andSignalingFunctions

Splitters

32ADSL and POTSSubscriber Lines

POTSTest Access

RelayNetwork

CIU

COMDACs(Optional duplex mode)

ADSL

ATM

Bac

kpla

ne B

us

DataControl

ADSLTransceivers

ATMFramer

ATM Mux/Demux

TelephonyControl

AFM


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FAULT

Con

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LEDs

LED indicators on the P32A32 LPA833 AP faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

BUSY Lit when a POTS circuit is off-hook or when atest access connection to a customer drop isactive.

Green

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the AP connector on the LPA833 is the same as used for theLPA832. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pin assignment” (p. 8-7).

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the P32A32 LPA833 in mm:


ADSL32 LPA833 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the application packs for IP-based services which are used inthe AnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

IP COMDAC application pack (ICAP) LPI600 9-2

POTS application pack (VoIP AP) LPZ600 9-7

POTS application pack (VoIP AP) LPZ602 9-12

Application pack (IPADSL2_32p) LPA633 9-18

VSIM application pack LPV417 9-23

ESIM application pack LPE408 9-28

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IP COMDAC application pack (ICAP) LPI600...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPI600 is plugged in the application pack slots of anAnyMedia® Access Systemacting as a host terminal and enables the connected remote terminals to offer VoIPservices. It can be inserted inAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelves (operating in standalonemode) or inAnyMedia® LAG Shelves (operating in IPFM controlled mode or instandalone mode).


The ICAP LPI600

• supports 8 E1 links toAnyMedia® Access Systems acting as remote terminals

• encodes the TDM voice data in IP packets

• transmits the data towards the network in Fast Ethernet frames

• supports channel-associated or common-channel signaling on the E1 side

• supports SIP and H.248 VoIP call setup on the network side

• provides 1:1 pack protection

• supports two Fast Ethernet uplink ports on the faceplate which may also be usedfor remote management (applicable in standalone mode only)

• supports two Fast Ethernet uplink ports on the backplane compatible with IPFMhigh speed links (applicable in IPFM controlled mode only)

• supports local and remote software download capability for software upgrades

• supports configuration backup and database restoration

• supports external RS232 interface for local console OAM&P port

• provides inventory and status to the COMDAC (if equipped) to create a completeand consistent view on the GSI.

Specifications




Comcode: 109563809.


The following figure shows the ICAP LPI600 functional block diagram.

Application packs for IP-based services

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the ICAP LPI600 faceplate.

Application packs for IP-based services IP COMDAC application pack (ICAP) LPI600

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LPI600S1:1

F/A CR MJ/MN

Lucent

CLFFENE

CO

NS

OL

EF

E2

FE

1

B DS1/E1

M DS1/E1


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the ICAP LPI600 faceplate:

LED Function Color

STATUS F/A Fail/active

Lit red when a fault is detected onthe ICAP, lit green when the ICAP isactive.

Red/Green

CR Critical

Lit red when a critical fault isdetected on the ICAP.

Red

MJ/MN Major/minor

Lit red when a major fault is detectedon the ICAP, lit yellow when a minorfault is detected on the ICAP.

Red/Yellow

NE Near end

Indicates an alarm or abnormalcondition exists at the shelf or at theassociated cabinet equipment (nearend).

Yellow

FE Far end

Indicates an alarm condition existsremote from the shelf (far end).

Yellow

CLF Carrier Line Failure

Lit when a fault or facility alarmoccurs on the in-service received E1line

Flashes when an AIS alarm occurs onthe E1 line.

Yellow


Yellow

Link up Lit when 10/100Base-Tx link isestablished.

Green


Yellow

Link up Lit when 10/100Base-Tx link isestablished.

Green


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Connectors on the ICAP LPI600 faceplate:


CONSOLE RS-232 Local console OAM&Pport to be used with acustom adapter cable withUSB-style connector (see“Ordering Guide”363-211-144)

FE1 RJ-45

10/100Base-Tx

Fast Ethernet 1 uplink port

FE2 RJ-45

10/100Base-Tx

Fast Ethernet 2 uplink port

B DS1/E1 36-pin AMP champ ribbonstyle

Buddy E1/DS1 interface

M DS1/E1 36-pin AMP champ ribbonstyle

Main E1/DS1 interface

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the ICAP LPI600 in mm:


LPI600 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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POTS application pack (VoIP AP) LPZ600...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPZ600 supports voice via V5 interface and VoIP services. On subscriber sidePOTS telephones are required. The IP voice and signaling packets are transferredtowards the IP network via two 100Base-Tx uplinks going to either IPFM. For V5voice, the LPZ600 can interwork with the LAG COMDACs COM503 and COM520.

Voice via the V5 interface is currently not supported by the software for the LPZ600.


The VoIP LPZ600 application pack supports:

• Downloadable software

• 32 subscriber lines for TDM-based POTS and/or VoIP services


• A-law and u-law PCM encoding

• Normal and reverse battery feeding and loop supervision

• Programmable termination impedance and balance networks

• Programmable receive gain and transmit gain value

• Constant current feeding type, 29 mA out of -48 V


• 10 and 20 PPS dial pulsing

• DTMF dialing

• H.248 and SIP support

• Call progress tone generation

• Modem and fax tone detection

• DTMF and modem PBX Dial in

• Inward testing and outward testing

• Faceplate serial interface for management

• One 10/100Base-Tx port (RJ-45 socket at the faceplate) for standalone uplink (notyet supported by the software)

Specifications




Comcode: 109504381.


The following figure shows the VoIP LPZ600 AP functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the VoIP LPZ600 AP faceplate.

Application packs for IP-based services POTS application pack (VoIP AP) LPZ600

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Red fault LED

POTS connector

Yellow active LED

Green link up LED

Serial port connector

10/100Base-TxEthernet connector

FAULT

LPZ600

LAN

CONSOLE


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the VoIP LPZ600 faceplate:

LED Function Color


Lit when a fault is detected on theapplication pack.

Red

LAN Active Indicates transmit and receive activityon the port.

Yellow

Link up Lit when an Ethernet link isestablished.

Green

Connectors on the VoIP LPZ600 faceplate:


POTS connector 64-pin AMP-LOC Connector for TDM-basedPOTS and/or VoIP services

LAN RJ-45 Uplink port in standaloneconfiguration, not used incontrolled mode.

CONSOLE RJ-45 Serial port, only used instandalone mode for initialsystem turn-up.

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the VoIP LPZ600 POTS connector:


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the VoIP LPZ600 in mm:


LPZ600 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side



Ring11

32

2

31BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

BL/W

BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

BL/W

Ring2

Ring3

Ring4

Ring5

Ring6

Ring7

Ring8

Ring9

Ring10

Ring11

Ring12

Ring13

Ring14

Ring15

Ring16

Ring17

Ring18

Ring19

Ring20

Ring22

Ring23

Ring24

Ring25

Ring26

Ring27

Ring28

Ring29

Ring30

Ring21

Ring31

Ring32

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

Tip1

Tip2

Tip3

Tip4

Tip5

Tip6

Tip7

Tip8

Tip9

Tip10

Tip11

Tip12

Tip13

Tip14

Tip15

Tip16

Tip17

Tip18

Tip19

Tip20

Tip22

Tip23

Tip24

Tip25

Tip26

Tip27

Tip28

Tip29

Tip30

Tip21

Tip31

Tip32

33

34

63

64


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POTS application pack (VoIP AP) LPZ602...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The LPZ602 supports VoIP services for 64 POTS subscribers. The IP voice andsignaling packets are transferred towards the IP network via two 100Base-Tx uplinksgoing to either IPFM.


The VoIP LPZ602 application pack supports:

• Downloadable software

• 64 subscriber lines for TDM-based POTS and/or VoIP services


• A-law and u-law PCM encoding

• Normal and reverse battery feeding and loop supervision

• Programmable termination impedance and balance networks

• Programmable receive gain and transmit gain value

• Constant current feed: 28 mA and 43 mA


• Up to 25 PPS dial pulsing

• DTMF dialing

• H.248, SIP and MGCP support

• Call progress tone generation

• Modem and fax tone detection

• DTMF and modem PBX Dial in

• Inward test and outward test access.

Specifications




Comcode: 109570739.


The following figure shows the VoIP LPZ602 AP functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the VoIP LPZ602 AP faceplate.

Backplane Side

LPZ602

L2 Switch/Ethernet Interface

Faceplate Side

IP SpokeIPFMs(Optional duplex mode)

CIU- Test Access

-48V

32 a/bPairsfor VoIPPOTS

32 a/bPairsfor VoIPPOTS

COMDACs(Optional duplex mode)- Transmission Bandwidth- Communications and Control- System Timing Host, Packet

and Voice Processing

FPGA

Cod

ec, S

LIC

Power Modules

+1.8V+1.2V +3.3V

+5.0V

TDM Spoke

- Test IN- Test OUT


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Red Fault LED

POTS Connector P2Lines 33-64

FAULT

LPZ602

POTS Connector P1Lines 1-32


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the VoIP LPZ602 faceplate:

LED Function Color

FAULT On pack insertion or reset the LED is on for5 seconds, then blinks at a rate of 2 Hz whilethe pack is booting, and then goes off. If anerror condition exists the LED will remain on.During on demand diagnostics the LED blinksat a rate of 1 Hz.

Red

Connectors on the VoIP LPZ602 faceplate:


POTS P1 64-pin AMP-LOC POTS connector, lines 1 to32

POTS P2 64-pin AMP-LOC POTS connector, lines 33to 64


Pin assignment of the VoIP LPZ602 POTS connector P1:


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Pin assignment of the VoIP LPZ602 POTS connector P2:

Wiring side



Ring11

32

2

31BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

BL/W

BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

BL/W

Ring2

Ring3

Ring4

Ring5

Ring6

Ring7

Ring8

Ring9

Ring10

Ring11

Ring12

Ring13

Ring14

Ring15

Ring16

Ring17

Ring18

Ring19

Ring20

Ring22

Ring23

Ring24

Ring25

Ring26

Ring27

Ring28

Ring29

Ring30

Ring21

Ring31

Ring32

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

Tip1

Tip2

Tip3

Tip4

Tip5

Tip6

Tip7

Tip8

Tip9

Tip10

Tip11

Tip12

Tip13

Tip14

Tip15

Tip16

Tip17

Tip18

Tip19

Tip20

Tip22

Tip23

Tip24

Tip25

Tip26

Tip27

Tip28

Tip29

Tip30

Tip21

Tip31

Tip32

33

34

63

64

Bluebinder

Orangebinder

Orangebinder

Bluebinder


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the VoIP LPZ602 in mm:


LPZ602 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Wiring side



Ring331

32

2

31BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

BL/W

BR/BK

BL/Y

BL/BK

BL/R

S/W

BR/W

G/W

O/W

S/R

BR/R

G/R

O/R

S/BK

G/BK

O/BK

BL/W

Ring34

Ring35

Ring36

Ring37

Ring38

Ring39

Ring40

Ring41

Ring42

Ring43

Ring44

Ring45

Ring46

Ring47

Ring48

Ring49

Ring50

Ring51

Ring52

Ring54

Ring55

Ring56

Ring57

Ring58

Ring59

Ring60

Ring61

Ring62

Ring53

Ring63

Ring64

Y/BL

BK/BL

R/BL

W/BL

W/S

W/BR

W/G

W/O

R/S

R/BR

R/G

R/O

BK/S

BK/BR

BK/G

BK/O

Tip33

Tip34

Tip35

Tip36

Tip37

Tip38

Tip39

Tip40

Tip41

Tip42

Tip43

Tip44

Tip45

Tip46

Tip47

Tip48

Tip49

Tip50

Tip51

Tip52

Tip54

Tip55

Tip56

Tip57

Tip58

Tip59

Tip60

Tip61

Tip62

Tip53

Tip63

Tip64

33

34

63

64

Greenbinder

Brownbinder

Brownbinder

Greenbinder


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Application pack (IPADSL2_32p) LPA633...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 supports 32 ports of packetized ADSL2/2+ services.The ADSL packets are transferred towards the IP network via two 100Base-Tx uplinksgoing to either IPFM. The LPA633 AP contains Ethernet interfaces for both thebackplane and the standalone RJ-45s interfaces on the mezzanine boards. The LPA633interworks with the COMDAC and IPFM.


The IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 provides the following features and functions:

• Thirty two subscriber lines for ADSL, ADSL2, and ADSL2+ services

• POTS ports and ADSL subscriber ports on faceplate connector

• Supports ADSL, ADSL2 and ADSL2+ Annex A/M standards

• On board splitter function for each line

• On board high pass filter


• Faceplate serial interface for management

• Duplex 10/100/1000Base-T (RJ-45 sockets at the faceplate) for standalone uplink

• Interworking with COMDAC (if equipped) via UART link for inventory and statusto create a complete and consistent view on the GSI

• Network timing reference (NTR) to ATU-R according to ANSI T1.413, ITU-TG.992.1 (G.dmt), ITU-T G.992.2 (G.lite), G992.3 (ADSL2), and G992.5 (ADSL2+)



– Full-rate ADSL

– ADSL-lite.

– ADSL2

– ADSL2+.

• TCPIP control message to the IPFM

• IP backplane interface over 100Base-Tx interfaces.

Specifications




Comcode: 109563817.


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The following figure shows the IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 faceplate.

Backplane Side

LPA633

942A

L2 Switch/Ethernet Interface

Faceplate Side

COMDACs(Optional duplex mode)- Communications and Control- System Timing

IP SpokeIPFMs(Optional duplex mode)

CIU- Test Access

NPU

3 x 12 ADSLDSPs

3 AFEs

Test AccessRelays

High PassFilter

POTSSplitters

-48V

ConsoleandRJ45s

32 a/bPairsforPOTS

32 a/bPairsforADSLPOTS

Application packs for IP-based services Application pack (IPADSL2_32p) LPA633

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Red Fault LED

POTS splitter connector

Yellow active LEDsGreen Link up LEDs

10/100Base-TManagement Port

FAULT

LPA633

Lucent

Sn:m

100/1000Base-TStandalone Uplinks

CO

NS

OLE

LAN

3LA

N2

LAN

1P

OT

S

PO

TS

- A

DS

L

ADSL + POTS a/b connector


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 faceplate:

LED Function Color



Red

Active Indicates transmit and receive activity on theport.

Yellow

Link up Lit when an Ethernet link is established. Green

Connectors on the IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 faceplate:


POTS 72-pin Metral POTS connector

POTS-ADSL 72-pin Metral POTS-ADSL connector tosubscriber

CONSOLE RS-232 Local console OAM&Pport to be used with acustom adapter cable withUSB-style connector(DB9-to-USB RS232, see“Ordering Guide”363-211-144)

LAN1 RJ-45 10/100Base-Txmanagement port

LAN2 RJ-45 100/1000Base-T uplink

LAN3 RJ-45 100/1000Base-T uplink

Important! Although the CONSOLE connector below the FAULT LED looks likea USB connector, it is not a USB connector. It will not work if a laptop isconnected, but attaching a true USB host or peripheral to this port may damage theUSB drivers of this device or the LPA633. Always use an adapter cable toCONSOLE port with USB-A connector (DB9-to-USB RS232).

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 connectors POTS and POTS-ADSL.Shown is a schematic of the front view of the connectors on the faceplate.


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the IPADSL2_32p AP LPA633 in mm:


LPA633 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

Ring31

Ring29

Ring27

Ring25

Ring23

Ring21

Ring19

Ring17

Ring15

Ring13

Ring11

Ring9

Ring7

Ring5

Ring3

Ring1

Tip31

Tip29

Tip27

Tip25

Tip23

Tip21

Tip19

Tip17

Tip15

Tip13

Tip11

Tip9

Tip7

Tip5

Tip3

Tip1

Ring32

GRD

Ring30

Ring28

Ring26

Ring24

Ring22

Ring20

Ring18

Ring16

Ring14

Ring12

Ring10

Ring8

Ring6

Ring4

Ring2

Tip32

GRD

Tip30

Tip28

Tip26

Tip24

Tip22

Tip20

Tip18

Tip16

Tip14

Tip12

Tip10

Tip8

Tip6

Tip4

Tip2


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VSIM application pack LPV417...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The VDSL subscriber interface module (VSIM) application pack LPV417 is a VDSLapplication pack. It is installed in anAnyMedia® LAG Shelf.

The LPV417 accommodates 16 VDSL line circuits and an Ethernet switch providingconnectivity among the line circuits, two backplane 100Base-Tx ports, and two front100Base-Tx ports. The Ethernet switch supports L2 through L7 packet classification,QoS, traffic conditioning and access control functions.


The VSIM AP LPV417 provides the following features and functions:

• Support of 16 lines


• Support of the bandplans 998 and Long Reach VDSL involving US0 (25 -138 kHz) and the bandwidth between 138 kHz and 1100 kHz for downstreamtraffic via programmable filters

• Rate adaptive mode supported at provisionable steps of 3 Mbps

• 50 Mbps in downstream direction and up to 21.7 Mbps in upstream directionsupported for distances of up to 5.2 km allow the transmission of multiple videostreams

• Upstream power back off (UPBO) can be switched on and off via provisioning

• Notch filters can be enabled or disabled

• ADSL band use can be switched on or off via provisioning

• VDSL performance monitoring

• UART interface to COMDAC

• Relays for line testing

• Support of on-demand subscriber line testing

• Self-test and diagnostics for a single circuit on demand when the port is out ofservice

• Self-test and diagnostics upon initialization of the pack

• Two internal 100Base-Tx uplinks on spokes, duplex IPFM ready

• Two 100Base-Tx uplinks on faceplate, hardware-ready for standalone mode

• Serial interface for command line interface (CLI).


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The transmission rate is specified as follows:

• Using bandplan 998, the following rate reach data can be achieved:

– 50/7 Mbps DS/US Bandplan 998 at 300 m

– 45/5 Mbps DS/US Bandplan 998 at 500 m

– 25/3 Mbps DS/US Bandplan 998 at 1 km

• In long reach mode, the following rate reach data can be achieved:

– Asymmetric aggregate bandwidth > 40 Mbps at 300 m

– Asymmetric aggregate bandwidth > 20 Mbps at 1 km

– Asymmetric aggregate bandwidth > 10 Mbps at 2.4 km

Specifications




Comcode: 109549725.


The following figure shows the LPV417 AP functional block diagram.

Application packs for IP-based services VSIM application pack LPV417

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPV417 AP faceplate.

10/100 PHY

Ethernet Switch

VDSLmodem22827

Hybrid

Splitter

Surge&Fuse

Surge&Fuse

SMII

X 16

GPSI

CPU Bus

SDRAM

CPUPCI BusController

SDRAM

PCI

COMDAC

SMC

- 48V to12V

2.5V 1.8V 1.2V3.3V

MUX

Flash

SMC

Console

Development

Clock Gen.

I2C

-Backplane

DC -48V

Front Panel68 Pin DIN Connector(LINE x16 Port+ MDF x16 port ) Power Supply

14V

10/100 PHY

SMII&

MDIO

SMII&

MDIO

Front PanelRJ45x2

Relay

MDIO

Relay

Line


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Lucent

FAULT

LPV417

UP2

UP1

LIFT

TO

INSERT

CONNECTOR

EJECT

B34

A1

Link/Act.

Link/Act.

100Base/Tx mode

100Base/Tx mode

CONSOLE


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the LPV417 faceplate:

LED Function Color


Lit when the pack power fails


Red

Link/ACT Lit when an Ethernet link is established

Flashes during Tx/Rx data transmitting

Yellow

Speed 100Base-Tx mode Green

Connectors on the LPV417 faceplate:


CONSOLE RS-232 Not to be used by thecustomer

UP2 RJ-45 For future use

UP1 RJ-45 For future use

Important! Although the CONSOLE connector above the FAULT LED looks likea USB connector, it is not a USB connector. It will not work if a laptop isconnected, but attaching a true USB host or peripheral to this port may damage theUSB drivers of this device or the LPV417.

Pin assignment

The pin assignment of the 32 ports a/b connector on the LPV417 is the same as usedfor most POTS APs. The pin assignment of this connector is shown in“Pinassignment” (p. 6-21).

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPV417 AP in mm:


LPV417 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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ESIM application pack LPE408...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The Ethernet subscriber interface module (ESIM) LPE408 is an Ethernet circuit packinstalled in anAnyMedia® LAG Shelf. In LAG200 applications the LPE408 can workas a controller pack for two IP APs.

The LPE408 accommodates 8 Fast Ethernet (100Base-FX, 100Base-Tx, 100Base-BX)subscriber lines and 1 Gigabit Ethernet (1000Base-SX/1000Base-LX/1000Base-T)uplink on the faceplate. It also supports internal Ethernet interfaces such as twobackplane 100Base-Tx ports for active/standby IPFM. In LAG200 applications, theLPE408 has two 100Base-Tx spokes to slots 2-3, and one 100Base-Tx spoke for ATP.The LPE408 supports L3/L4 packet classification, QoS, congestion management andaccess control functions.


The ESIM LPE408 provides the following features and functions:

• Support of 8 Fast Ethernet (SFP, Small Form-factor Pluggable Module) downlinks

• Support of 1 Gigabit Ethernet (SFP) uplink

• Two 100Base-Tx uplinks on the backplane to active/standby IPFM

• Two 100Base-Tx spokes to slots 2-3 for controller mode in LAG200 applications

• One 100Base-Tx spoke to ATP slot in LAG200 applications

• Can work as a controller pack for two IP APs in LAG200 applications

• UART interface to COMDAC/ATP

• Three alarm inputs

• Self-test and diagnostics upon initialization of the pack

• Serial interface for command line interface (CLI).

Specifications




Comcode: 109581215.


The following figure shows the LPE408 circuit pack functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the LPE408 circuit pack faceplate.

BA

CK

PLA

NE

Processor &

Control Block

Local

Memory Block

Switching Engine Block

Physical Layer &

Interface Block

Power Block

2 FE for IPFMs

2 FE spokes to slots 2-3 of LAG2001 FE for ATP

2 GE for GE-IPFM (for future use)1 GE for CCL with adjacent LPE408

GbE

UART to COMDAC/ATP

-48VDC

100Base-T

Address

Memory Block

Packet

Buffer Block

LEDs

ALARM/SHID/SLOTIDRS232 for CONSOLE

FA

CE

PLA

TE

8 Ports (SFP)100Base-FX/T/BX10

1 Port(SFP)1000Base-SX/LX/T

10/100Base-Tx for MGMT10/100Base-Tx for GSI/EMS

1 Port (SFP)

100Base-Tx

Application packs for IP-based services ESIM application pack LPE408

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FAULT

LPE408

Lucent

CO

NS

OL

EM

GM

TLN

KT

RF

12

34

56

78

9(G

E)

6 7 8 9

1 2 3 4 5

TX

RX

TX

RX


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LEDs, connectors

LED indicators on the LPE408 circuit pack faceplate:

LED Function Color


Lit when a fault is detected on the AP

Flashes at a rate of approximately 1 Hzduring pack initialization (built-in self-test).

Red

MGMT LNK Lit when an Ethernet link is established Green

TRF Flashes during Tx/Rx data transmitting Green

1 to 9

(9 is the Gigabit Ethernetuplink)

Lit when an Ethernet link is established on theappropriate SFP module

Flashes during Tx/Rx data transmitting on theappropriate SFP module

Green

Connectors on the LPE408 circuit pack faceplate:


CONSOLE RS-232 Local console OAM&Pport to be used with acustom adapter cable withUSB-style connector(DB9-to-USB RS232, see“Ordering Guide”363-211-144)

MGMT RJ-45 Local MGMT

1 to 8 SFP Fast Ethernet downlinkports

100Base-FX/100Base-TX/100Base-BX

9(GE) SFP Gigabit Ethernet uplinkport

1000Base-SX/1000Base-LX/1000Base-T

Important! Although the CONSOLE connector below the FAULT LED looks likea USB connector, it is not a USB connector. It will not work if a laptop isconnected, but attaching a true USB host or peripheral to this port may damage theUSB drivers of this device or the LPE408. Always use an adapter cable toCONSOLE port with USB-A connector (DB9-to-USB RS232).


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the LPE408 circuit pack in mm:


LPE408 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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10 10Service independent commonpacks

Overview...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Purpose

This chapter describes the service independent common packs which are used in theAnyMedia® Access System.

Contents

Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) RGU100 10-2




Ringing Generator Pack (RGP) RGP100 10-17

Power Filter Unit (PFU) PFU501 10-20




Ringing Filter Unit (RFU) RFU503 10-31



Test Application Pack (TAP100/TAP100B/TAP101) 10-37

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Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) RGU100...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) provides the ringing voltage for theAnyMedia®

LAG 4300 Shelf and for theAnyMedia® ETSI V5 Shelf. It is a one slot pack, whichmay be plugged in any application pack slot of the shelf.


The main features and functions of the RGU are:

• Ringing power 100 VA

• Ringing output voltage selectable (70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, or 100 Vrms) via jumpersettings or via provisioning

• Five ringing frequencies selectable (16/20/25/30/50 Hz) via jumper settings or viaprovisioning

• Provides battery-backed or earth-backed ringing

• Protection circuits against reverse polarity at the DC input, for output overvoltageprotection, overcurrent protection, overtemperature protection, and surge protection

• Automatic output power control

• Use of two RGU100 provides ringer pack protection in an active/stand-by mode

• Can be configured via a jumper to work in the so-called “uncontrolled” mode.

Specifications




Comcode: 109587055.


The following figure shows the RGU functional block diagram.

Service independent common packs

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Faceplate

The following figure shows the RGU faceplate.

Ringing output

Service independent common packs Ringing Generator Unit (RGU) RGU100

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RGU100S1:1

FAULT

Lucent

ACTIVE

RGU ALARM


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LEDs, connector

LED indicators on the RGU faceplate:



Lit when a fault is detected on the ringinggenerator unit.

Flashes at a rate of approximately 1 Hz duringbuilt-in self-test.

Red

ACTIVE Lit when the pack is the active RGU,responsible for providing the ringing voltage.On the standby RGU the LED does not light.

Green

Notes:



Connector on the RGU faceplate:


RGU ALARM DB-9

9-pin D-sub

Local connector foralarming purposes, can beused in “uncontrolled”mode to allow alarming viathe alarm connection panel

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the RGU in mm:


RGU 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm

DIP switch settings

There are eight DIP switches on the RGU100 for selecting the ringing frequency, theringing output voltage, the ringing mode, and the master mode. The default deliverysetting for the master mode is “controlled” mode. In the “uncontrolled” mode, theringing frequency, the ringing output voltage, and the ringing mode are configured bythe DIP switch settings. In the “controlled” mode, these parameters are defined via theCOMDAC and the DIP switch settings are not valid.


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The following figure shows the RGU100 DIP switches with the default deliverysetting.

K2-1

16 H z

-

-

On

- -

-

FrequencyK2-3K2-2

On

-

-

-

On

-

On

On

-

20 H z

25 H z

30 H z

50 H z

K2-4

70 VAC

-

-

On

-

-

VoltageK2-6K2-5

On

-

-

-

On

-

On

On

-

75 VAC

80 VAC

85VAC

90 VAC

95 VAC

100 VAC

On

-

-

On

-

On

On

K1-1

Earth-backed (EB)

On

-

Ringing mode

Battery-backed (BB)

K1-2

Controlled mode

On

-

Master mode

Uncontrolled mode

On position

Off position (-)

K2

DIP

1 2 3 4 5 6

K1

ON

1 2

ON


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Overview


LAG 1900 Shelf.



• Converts the DC input voltage to an AC ringing voltage for POTS APs

• Four ringing frequencies selectable (17/20/25/50 Hz) via jumper settings (defaultfrequency is 25 Hz)

• Provides battery-backed ringing

• Protection circuits against reverse polarity at the input, for output overvoltageprotection, overcurrent protection, overtemperature protection, and surge protection

• Can continuously provide 30 VA

• Automatic output power control.

Specifications




Comcode: 109589473.


The following figure shows the RGU500 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the RGU500 faceplate.

SurgeProtection

ProtectionCircuit

CouplingNetwork

=

DC/AC Module

≈ Ring

Tip

-48A External

-48RTN

FRMGND

-48B External-48

Y-Capacitor

AdjustmentRinging Frequency

InputFilter

RGU500

n:m

Lucent


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the RGU500 in mm:


RGU 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 50 mm


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Overview


LAG 1900 Shelf.




• Four ringing frequencies selectable (17/20/25/50 Hz) via jumper settings (defaultfrequency is 17 Hz)

• Two ringing output voltages selectable (75/86 Vrms) via jumper settings (defaultoutput voltage is 75 Vrms)

• Provides earth-backed ringing



• Automatic output power control.

Specifications




Comcode: 109534669.




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Faceplate


SurgeProtection

ProtectionCircuit =

DC/AC Module

≈ Ring

Tip

-48A External

-48RTN

FRMGND

-48B External-48

AdjustmentRinging Frequency

Output voltage

InputFilter


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Physical dimensions



RGU 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 50 mm


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Overview


LAG 1900 Shelf.




• Ringing output voltage selectable (70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, or 100 Vrms) via jumpersettings or via provisioning

• Five ringing frequencies selectable (16/20/25/30/50 Hz) via jumper settings or viaprovisioning

• Provides battery-backed or earth-backed ringing

• Supports simplex or duplex operation



• Automatic output power control

• Two RGU550 build an independent protection group on its own, that is, notcontrolled by the COMDAC

• Indicates the following alarm conditions via alarm output:

– The ringing output AC voltage drops below 60 Vrms during normal operation,that is, from idling up to rated load (for packs with interchangeability code S1:1only)

– The ringing output AC voltage drops below 50 Vrms in constant power mode(for packs with interchangeability code S1:1 only)

– Over temperature

– Over voltage of the AC component (105 Vrms)

– In duplex operation the configuration of both RGUs does not match, and thestatus of the standby RGU is alarmed, for packs with interchangeability code>S1:1 a detection of any failure on the standby pack, or activation of an alarmif the standby pack is missing

– Hardware diagnostic failure.

Note: The alarming for the RGU550 in standby mode has been implemented for packswith interchangeability code >S1:1. The ringing output behavior is identical for allRGUs independent of interchangeability codes.

Specifications




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Comcode: 109587063.



Faceplate


Alarm

RGU550

S n:m

Lucent

FAULTACTIVE LED


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LEDs

LED indicators on the RGU faceplate:



Lit when a fault is detected on the ringinggenerator unit.

If two RGU550 are in duplex operation andthe settings of the DIP switches on bothRGU550 are not identical, the FAULT LEDblinks on both packs. None of them becomesactive.

Red

ACTIVE Lit when the pack is the active RGU,responsible for providing the ringing voltage.On the standby RGU the LED does not light.

Green

Notes:



Physical dimensions



RGU 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 50 mm

DIP switch settings

There are eight DIP switches on the RGU550 for selecting the ringing frequency, theringing output voltage, the ringing mode, and the master mode.

The default delivery setting is 25 Hz, 80 Vrms, battery-backed ringing, and the mastermode on “duplex” for packs with interchangeability code >S1:1. For packs withinterchangeability code S1:1 is the DIP switch in position “Uncontrolled mode” perdefault.

The following figure shows the RGU550 DIP switches with the default deliverysetting.


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Ringing Generator Pack (RGP) RGP100...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The Ringing Generator Pack (RGP) provides the ringing voltage for theAnyMedia®

LAG 4300 Shelf. It is a dual slot pack, which may be plugged in slot 40/41 and slot42/43 of theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf.


The main features and functions of the RGP are:

• Ringing power 100 VA

• Programmable ringing voltage 75, 80, 85, or 90 Vrms

• Three programmable ringing frequencies (20/25/30 Hz)

• Bias: battery-backed or earth-backed ringing

• Programmable overload threshold.

Specifications




Comcode: 108405416 (RGP100B).


The following figure shows the RGP functional block diagram.

COMDACs(Optional Duplex Mode)Communications andControl

RGP100

-48V External

-48RTN

DC/AC Module

AdjustmentRinging Frequency/

Voltage Level

Ring

Tip

FullBridge

Converter

OutputControl

OverloadControl

InputFilter

=

≈

Microprocessor Complex


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the RGP faceplate.

LED

RGP100n:m

Lucent

FAULT

Service independent common packs Ringing Generator Pack (RGP) RGP100

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LEDs

LED indicator on the RGP faceplate:

LED Function Color


Lit when a fault is detected on the ringinggenerator pack.


Yellow

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the RGP in mm:


RGP 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 50 mm

Service independent common packs Ringing Generator Pack (RGP) RGP100

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Power Filter Unit (PFU) PFU501...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

The power filter unit (PFU) accommodates two internal filters for dual powerdistribution. The PFU is located within the mainshelf and is part of it in order to fulfillEMC requirements. In cases where no PFU is needed, the PFU must be bypassed overpower lugs on the backplane (see the functional block diagram of the PFU). Gradualcharging of the capacitors is provided and also the inrush current surge is limited.


The main functions of the PFU are:

• Noise filtering of both DC power inputs in both directions

• Protection of theAnyMedia® Access System against transient overvoltages

• Supply of redundant powering

• Voltage gap buffering up to 5 ms at nominal voltage

• Surge protection.

Specifications




Comcode: 108791294.


The following figure shows the PFU501 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the PFU501 faceplate.

PFU

Filter Unitand Overvoltage

ProtectionSurge Protectionand

RedundantOperation

-48A External

Y-Capacitor

-48B ExternalFilter Unit

and OvervoltageProtection

-48A

-48B

-48RTN

FRMGND

Power lugs on the backplane

Service independent common packs Power Filter Unit (PFU) PFU501

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DANGER

Arcing on removing or inserting a live power supply plug or thePower Filter Unit (PFU).

Arcing can cause burns to the hands and damage to the eyes.

Ensure that the power is OFF before removing or inserting the Power Filter Unit.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the PFU501 in mm:


PFU 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 70 mm


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Overview

The power filter unit (PFU) is build up as an insertion circuit pack for one outputpower feeder -48V and connects theAnyMedia® LAG 200 Shelf with the DC powersupply by one power input feeder (-48A or -48B) or by two power input feeders (-48Aand -48B). In cases where no PFU is needed, the PFU must be bypassed over powerlug on the backplane (see the functional block diagram of the PFU). Gradual chargingof the capacitors is provided and also the inrush current surge is limited.






• Voltage gap buffering


Specifications




Comcode: 109205716.




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Faceplate


DANGER





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Physical dimensions



PFU 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 50 mm


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Overview

The power filter unit (PFU) is build up as an insertion circuit pack for one outputpower feeder -48V and connects theAnyMedia® LAG 1900 Shelf with the DC powersupply by two power input feeders -48A and -48B. In cases where no PFU is needed,the PFU must be bypassed over power lug on the backplane (see the functional blockdiagram of the PFU). Gradual charging of the capacitors is provided and also theinrush current surge is limited.








Specifications




Comcode: 109539288.




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Faceplate


DANGER




Note : The PFU503 is two slots wide

SWITCH CB -48VOFF BEFOREREMOVING THIS UNIT

WARNING: HOT SURFACE BEHIND FACEPLATE

PFU503

S n:m

Lucent

OO

-48V


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Physical dimensions



PFU 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 50 mm


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Overview

The power filter unit (PFU) accommodates two internal filters for two power supplyfeeders. The PFU is located within the power distribution frame of the cabinet and ispart of it in order to fulfill EMC requirements. Gradual charging of the capacitors isprovided and also the inrush current surge is limited.



• Noise filtering of both DC power input feeders in both directions


• Providing of OR-ing diode or single feed functionality



Specifications




Comcode: 109320051.



Faceplate


PFU

Filter Unitand Overvoltage

Protection

Surge Protectionand

OR-ing diodefunctionality/single feed

-48A External

-48B ExternalFilter Unit

and OvervoltageProtection

-48F0

-48F1

-48RTNB

ProtectionDevice

ProtectionDevice

-48RTNA

FRMGND

-48RTNA

-48RTNB


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DANGER




Physical dimensions



PFU 103.9 mm 387.1 mm 48.1 mm

A

W ARNINGHO T SURFACE

BEHIND FACEPLATE

Lucent PFU520

FE

ED

0

FE

ED

1OO OO


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Ringing Filter Unit (RFU) RFU503...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

For centralized ringing supply in central office applications, the ringing filter unit(RFU) is needed in order to provide protection against transients for the internalringing bus. The RFU is build up as an insertion circuit pack which has to be installedin the RGU slot 0 of theAnyMedia® LAG 1900 Shelf. It connects theAnyMedia®

LAG 1900 Shelf with the external ringing source and is used to avoid damages of theringing input on the application packs. The protection is necessary if the length of theexternal ringing cable is longer than 3 m (unshielded) or longer than 10 m (shielded).


The main functions of the RFU503 are:

• Works in mesh-BN or mesh-IBN installations which conform with EN 300 253

• Filter module for slew rate limitation to values below 200V/µs and voltagelimitation to values below 320Vp-p

• Fuse protection via two 5 x 20 mm “Time Lag Fuses” of 2A

• Supports earth-backed ringing.

Specifications




Comcode: 109552414.


The following figure shows the RFU503 functional block diagram.


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Faceplate

The following figure shows the RFU503 faceplate.

Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the RFU503 in mm:


RFU 1N (96 mm) 200 mm 100 mm

Service independent common packs Ringing Filter Unit (RFU) RFU503

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Overview

For centralized ringing supply in central office applications, the ringing filter unit(RFU) is needed in order to provide protection against transients for the internalringing busses. The RFU is mounted in the cabinet distribution frame of theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf. It connects theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf with theexternal ringing source and is used to avoid damages of the ringing input on theapplication packs. The protection is necessary if the length of the external ringing cableis longer than 3 m (unshielded) or longer than 10 m (shielded).



• Works in mesh-BN installations which conform with EN 300 253

• Slew rate limitation to values below 200V/µs

• Limitation of transients of the applied input voltage to values below 320Vp-p


• Supports battery-backed ringing.

Specifications




Comcode: 109320077.




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Faceplate


Physical dimensions



RFU 53 mm 83 mm 94 mm

OO

Lucent

RFU520

2 AMP

F2

OO

2 AMP

F1


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Overview

For centralized ringing supply in central office applications, the ringing filter unit(RFU) is needed in order to provide protection against transients for the internalringing busses. The RFU is mounted in the cabinet distribution frame of theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf. It connects theAnyMedia® LAG 4300 Shelf with theexternal ringing source and is used to avoid damages of the ringing input on theapplication packs. The protection is necessary if the length of the external ringing cableis longer than 3 m (unshielded) or longer than 10 m (shielded).



• Works in mesh-BN or mesh-IBN installations which conform with EN 300 253

• Slew rate limitation to values below 200V/µs

• Limitation of transients of the applied input voltage to values below 320Vp-p


• Supports earth-backed ringing.

Specifications




Comcode: 109554949.




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Faceplate


Physical dimensions



RFU 53 mm 83 mm 94 mm

OO

Lucent

RFU523

2 AMP

F2

OO

2 AMP

F1


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Test Application Pack (TAP100/TAP100B/TAP101)...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Overview

Three versions of the test application pack (TAP) are used in theAnyMedia® AccessSystem: TAP100, TAP100B, and TAP101. The test application pack is used for droptesting, that is testing of the subscriber line. Channel tests, that is testing of the porthardware in theAnyMedia® Access System, are performed on each application packusing a part of their self-test capability. The TAP is connected via the test access path(TAP-B), the CIU, and the general purpose bus (GPB) to the application pack.Corresponding wiring must have been performed as part of the installation.


The TAP100 supports the measurement of

• All AC and DC foreign voltages of the a-wire and b-wire of a drop

• Feeding voltage measurement (POTS/ISDN APs)

• Insulation and loop resistance of the a/b-wire of a drop

• Capacitance of the a/b-wire of a drop

• Distance to open measurement for a specified drop

• Detection test of the test termination in the master line jack of the subscriber

• Draw and break dial tone test

• DTMF and pulse character test

• Sending a test tone for POTS CPE.

The TAP100B supports in addition

• Noise measurement on a subscriber line

• Loop current measurement

• Tone measurement (additional test equipment at subscriber side needed).

The TAP101 supports in addition

• Quick line test

• Loop resistance measurement with additional detection of short circuit versusoff-hook condition

• Noise measurement with 15 kHz flat filter.

Important! For integrated testing every shelf must be equipped with a testapplication pack.

Specifications




Comcode: 108045360 (TAP100), 109555532 (TAP100B), 109195222 (TAP101).


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The following figure shows the TAP functional block diagram.

Faceplate

The following figure shows the TAP faceplate.

TAP-B

COMDACs(Optional Duplex Mode)- Communications and Control

TAP100/TAP100B /TAP101

+5V

Control

PowerModule

-48V

Ringing

AnalogMeasurement

Hardware

Digital Signal ProcessorMeasurementProcessing

Service independent common packs Test Application Pack (TAP100/TAP100B/TAP101)

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LEDs

LED indicator on the TAP faceplate:

LED Function Color


Lit when a fault is detected on the testapplication pack.


Red

Pin assignment

Pin assignment of the TAP AP connector:

Wiring side

BL/Y

Y/BLTip

RingR32

T32Tip

RingR16

T16

Tip

RingR17

T17Tip

RingR1

T1

R15

T15

R14

T14

R13

T13

R12

T12

R11

T11

R10

T10

R9

T9

R8

T8

R7

T7

R6

T6

R5

T5

R4

T4

R3

T3

R2

T2

R31

T31

R30

T30

R29

T29

R28

T28

R27

T27

R26

T26

R25

T25

R24

T24

R23

T23

R22

T22

R21

T21

R20

T20

R19

T19

R18

T18

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O

BL/Y

Y/BL

BL/BK

BK/BL

BL/R

R/BL

BL/W

W/BL

S/W

W/S

BR/W

W/BR

G/W

W/G

O/W

W/O

S/R

R/S

BR/R

R/BR

G/R

R/G

O/R

R/O

S/BK

BK/S

BR/BK

BK/BR

G/BK

BK/G

O/BK

BK/O


TAP Equipment (EQ)

TAP Facility (FAC)*

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used

not used3367

Short

68 34

Short

236

35 1






is attached.

For the TAP10xonly 2 a/b ports are used

*For the TAP10x the test pathTAP_FACis currently not supported.


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Physical dimensions

Dimensions of the TAP in mm:


TAP 3N (336 mm) 200 mm 25 mm


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