Data Sheet Cisco Ubr7100

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DATA SHEET

Cisco ® uBR7100 Series universal broadband routers deliver a feature-rich cable modem termination system

(CMTS for Tier ! or Tier " cable net#or$s evolvin% to an &' e)t-*eneration et#or$ infrastructure thatsu++orts the de+loyment of revenue-%eneratin% services, These +roducts offer cable o+erators multiunit(M). businesses and &nternet service +roviders (&S's a cost-effective hi%h-s+eed data +ac$a%e thatincludes/

combined router and CMTS #ith routin% brid%in% 'oint-to-'oint 'rotocol over 2thernet ('''o2 andMultilin$ ''' (M3''' termination modes su++orted

&nte%rated u+converter on the cable interface 2mbedded dual 104100BS2-T 2thernet interface #ith additional net#or$ interfaces orderable andconfi%urable by customers

The Cisco uBR7100 Series is 5ualified to 6CS&S ® 1,1 and 1,0 s+ecifications, The +roduct su++orts 2uro-6CS&S 1,1 and is 5ualified to 2uro-6CS&S 1,0 s+ecifications, The +roduct also su++orts theCable3abs ® +enCable 8 6CS&S Set-To+ *ate#ay (6S* s+ecification, 6S* enables cable o+erators totrans+ort u+stream and do#nstream video traffic directly throu%h the CMTS instead of throu%h a +ro+rietarystandalone video infrastructure, &ncor+oratin% out-of-band (B messa%in% in 6CS&S di%itally modulated

carriers cable o+erators can consolidate cable modem and set-to+ bo) (STB data traffic on a shared 6CS&Schannel,

The Cisco uBR7100 Series (9i%ure 1 re5uires e)ce+tionally lo# ca+ital investment and minimal setu+ time to+rovide hi%h-s+eed data services, The +roduct su++orts u+ to !000 subscribers,

Figure 1Cisco uBR7100 Series .niversal Broadband Router

FEATURE-RICH, COST-EFFECTIVE, AND EASY-TO-USE

The Cisco uBR7100 Series +rovides a com+lete easy-to-use +roduct that allo#s cable o+erators &S's andM). businesses such as universities hotels convention centers and a+artment o#ners to offer hi%h-s+eeddata services includin% e-mail &nternet access and di%ital video, 9or cable o+erators and &S's the +roductdelivers a cost-effective solution that combines a router su++ortin% hi%h-+erformance bac$bone technolo%ies#ith a CMTS that contains line cards #ith inte%rated u+converters, 9or M). businesses the +roduct +romotes5uic$ and easy de+loyment of a cable headend-the central location that in:ects broadcast si%nals and enablesdata connectivity to and from subscribers, Subscriber devices su++orted include cable modems STBs andCisco cable enter+rise and customer +remises e5ui+ment,

The Cisco uBR7100 Series offers hard#are confi%urations o+timi;ed for the s+ecific net#or$ to+olo%y anda++lication/



The Cisco uBR7111 and uBR71112 each contain one do#nstream (traffic from the headend to thesubscriber +ort and one u+stream (traffic from the subscriber to the headend +ort/

< The Cisco uBR7111 and uBR71112 models su++ort bidirectional cable traffic

< The Cisco uBR7111 su++orts fast do#nstream access usin% the cable system #ith u+streamconnectivity usin% dial-u+ modems connected to the +ublic s#itched tele+hone net#or$ ('ST

The Cisco uBR711= and uBR711=2 each contain one do#nstream and four u+stream +orts/

< The Cisco uBR711= and uBR711=2 su++ort bidirectional cable traffic> four u+stream +orts increase

ca+acity and offer %reater fle)ibility #hen +artitionin% services

< The Cisco uBR711= su++orts fast do#nstream cable access #ith u+stream 'ST connections> forcable com+anies +lannin% to u+%rade their one-#ay system this model +rovides &nternet-%eneratin%services immediately usin% tele+hone return #ith easy conversion to t#o-#ay cable o+erations#hen ready

9or cable +lants usin% orth merican channel +lans the Cisco uBR7111 and uBR711= su++ort do#nstreamand u+stream traffic to and from t#o-#ay 6CS&S-based cable modems su++ortin% ?-M@; ational TelevisionSystems Committee (TSC o+erations, 9or TSC cable +lants that have not been fully u+%raded to t#o-#aytransmission the Cisco uBR7111 and uBR711= #or$ #ith dialu+ access +roducts to su++ort u+stream trafficfrom 6CS&S-based telco-return cable interfaces, 9or international cable +lants usin% A-M@; channel #idthsthe Cisco uBR7100 Series su++orts 'hase lternatin% 3ine ('3 and Systeme 2lectroni5ue Couleur vecMemoire (S2CM channel +lans, The Cisco uBR71112 and uBR711=2 o+erate #ith 2uro-6CS&S-basedcable modems and STB units #ith inte%rated 2uro-6CS&S modems,

The Cisco uBR7100 Series is based on o+en standards and brin%s the +o#er and +roven reliability of theindustry-leadin% Cisco uBR7!=?R .niversal Broadband Router #ithin reach of all cable o+erators, TheCisco uBR7100 Series offers feature-rich soft#are, Cisco &S ® Soft#are-the acce+ted standard net#or$in%soft#are-+rovides end-to-end &nternet connectivity and includes o+tions to hel+ ensure secure communicationsover the cable and &' net#or$,

Cisco Systems ® is a leader in CMTS la#ful interce+t enablement, Cisco &S Soft#are Release 1!,"(1"BCintroduces Service-&nde+endent &nterce+t (S&& su++ort on the Cisco uBR7100 Series,

Table 1 describes the Cisco uBR7100 Series features and benefits,

Table 1 Cisco uBR7100 Series 9eatures and Benefits

Feature Descripti!

Com+lete+ac$a%e

&ncludes inte%rated u+converters net#or$ interfaces and defaultconfi%uration files to fully +rovision hosts and cable modems insim+le hi%h-s+eed data confi%urations

llo#s customers to 5uic$ly build a service-enabled broadbandcable net#or$ that delivers &nternet-billable services

Standards-based Su++orts 6CS&S and 2uro-6CS&S standards to +rotectinvestment and +romote intero+erability

Su++orts 6S* enablin% cable o+erators to mi%rate from+ro+rietary to o+en set-to+ technolo%y and benefit from technicaladvanta%es and continued innovation of 6CS&S

Reliableo+eration ands+ectrummana%ement

2nables cable o+erators to ca+ture the full +otential of their cables+ectrum and 6CS&S hybrid fiber-coa)ial (@9C net#or$s

lerts o+erators to fluctuations before critical conditions occur

Su++orts +roactive resolution #hile the system remains online

ffers s+ectrum mana%ement features that include the ability tos+ecify confi%urable fre5uency ho+ +arameters assi%n fre5uencysubbands and in+ut +o#er levels in a s+ectrum %rou+ reassi%nfre5uency based on day4time +atterns and reassi%n fre5uency



based on the number of lost station messa%es from subscriberdevices that e)ceed a threshold

2asy u+%radesand mana%ement

2nables fast reliable soft#are and microcode u+%rades

Su++orts sin%le centrali;ed +oint of administration for remotedevice that includes the ca+ability to do#nload files to remote

subscriber devices

Choice of models Su++orts de+loyment of t#o-#ay cable and tele+hone return onsame do#nstream channel based on model ordered

Meets diverse needs and sim+lifies hard#are confi%uration

Cisco &SSoft#are

ffers best-of-breed net#or$in% soft#are for increasedintero+erability amon% net#or$in% devices

&ncludes diverse routin% +rotocols 5uality of service (DoS and+olicy-routin% features to su++ort differentiated servicesconfi%uration features such as 6ynamic @ost Confi%uration'rotocol (6@C' and Trivial 9ile Transfer 'rotocol (T9T'>6CS&S Baseline 'rivacy &nterface (B'& security

ROUTIN" AND #RID"IN" O$ERATIN" %ODE SU$$ORT

The Cisco uBR7100 Series su++orts the follo#in% modes of o+eration/

Routin% mode-This is the default mode for the Cisco uBR7100 Series, This mode offers a #ides+ectrum of advanced Cisco &S Soft#are routin% features,

Trans+arent brid%in% mode su++orted usin% Cisco &S Soft#are Release 1!,1(72C or %reater-This modesu++orts brid%in% bet#een cable and net#or$ interfaces, This mode is effective in M). environments #herethe CMTS is re+lacin% an e)istin% brid%in% net#or$ or in CMTS environments #ith a limited number ofcustomer +remises e5ui+ment devices, Brid%in% is not ty+ically used in 6CS&S CMTS installationsbecause of +otential +erformance and security +roblems,

&nte%rated routin% and brid%in% (&RB su++orted usin% Cisco &S Soft#are Release 1!,1(72C or %reater-&RB o+eration allo#s brid%in% #ithin a s+ecific se%ment of net#or$s or hosts yet also allo#s these hosts to

connect to devices on other routed net#or$s #ithout havin% to use a se+arate router to interconnect the t#onet#or$s,

M3''' su++ort usin% Cisco &S Soft#are Release 1!,"(1"BC or %reater-M3''' %ives net#or$ mana%ersthe +o#er to deliver E band#idth on demand usin% an array of services,

DOCSIS SET-TO$ "ATE&AY SU$$ORT

Traditionally +hysical trans+ort of B messa%in% is carried over dedicated channels as defined by theSociety of Cable Telecommunication 2n%ineers 6i%ital ideo Subcommittee (SCT2 6S 1?7 and SCT2 6S17A, 6S* allo#s the Cisco uBR7100 Series to deliver B messa%es #ith :ust a soft#are u+%rade usin%Cisco &S Soft#are Release 1!,!(1FBC!, 6S* is a technolo%y that brid%es the traditional video environment#ith #hat can be considered ne)t-%eneration B, 6S* moves a#ay from traditional B trans+ortincor+oratin% it into 6CS&S di%itally modulated carriers no# used for cable modem service, The CMTStrans+orts di%ital video B messa%in%4si%nalin% bet#een the video headend and subscriber di%ital STBs,

Consolidatin% cable modem and STB traffic over a common 6CS&S net#or$ enables cable o+erators tosu++ort ne# features and technolo%y #ith minimal hard#are chan%e and offers an intelli%ent and more lastin%net#or$ infrastructure that increases return on investment and reduces o+eratin% e)+enses, 6S* adds the+o#er of 6CS&S technolo%y for ne# services acceleratin% de+loyment of band#idth-intensive interactivevideo services such as online %amin% t-commerce and tar%eted advertisin%, Mi%ration of B messa%in%traffic to an o+erationally su+erior and hi%her-band#idth 6CS&S channel is critical to ado+tion of interactiveservices, 9or these services the traditional B mechanism (6S 1?7 and 6S 17A is inefficient and+rovides insufficient band#idth at a hi%her cost +oint,

S$ECIFICATIONS

Table ! sho#s hard#are s+ecifications for the Cisco uBR7100 Series,



Table ' @ard#are S+ecifications

Descripti! Speci(icati!

2mbedded +rocessor M&'S R&SCF!714RM7000 7F-M@; bus

Throu%h+ut of services F0 Mb+s

System memory ?=-MB +ac$et4?=-MB system memory default

Memory e)+andable to !F? MB

3ine cards #ith inte%ratedu+converters4modulators (cable+lant interfaces

9i)ed based on +roduct4o+tion ordered

6CS&S nne) B ?-M@; o+eration/

Cisco uBR7111 #ith 1 do#nstream and 1u+stream

Cisco uBR711= #ith 1 do#nstream and =u+streams

The do#nstream uses a ?-M@; channel #idth inthe AF to A?0-M@; fre5uency ran%e,

The u+stream su++orts the F to =!-M@;fre5uency ran%e,

6CS&S nne) A-M@; o+eration/

Cisco uBR71112 #ith 1 do#nstream and 1u+stream

Cisco uBR711=2 #ith 1 do#nstream and =u+streams

The do#nstream uses an A-M@; channel #idthin the AF to A?0-M@; fre5uency ran%e, Theu+stream su++orts multi+le channel #idths in theF to ?F-M@; fre5uency ran%e,

&nte%rated u+converter s+ecifications/

@i%h-level out+ut/ G?1 dBm F" to AF7 M@;

+timi;ed for ?= and !F? 5uadrature am+litudemodulation (DM

Soft#are confi%urable from =F to ?1 dBmout+ut +o#er in units of dBm

Calibration accuracy ran%e/ F0 to ?0 dBm

Soft#are selectable out+ut fre5uency in 1!,F-$@;ste+ si;e

ut-of-band noise +erformance/ H -1! dBm4-"0dBm4? M@; and A M@;

6i%ital slo+e com+ensation to achieve H I0," dB

slo+e over any channel2)cellent in-band noise +erformance

R9 out+ut mutes #hen chan%in% out+utconfi%uration

@i%h-reliability state-of-the-art desi%n usin%monolithic micro#ave inte%rated circuit (MM&Cand surface mount technolo%y

Conservative com+onent deratin% and 100Jburn-in to hel+ ensure reliable o+eration



3o# +o#er consum+tion

ll local oscillators are fre5uency synthesi;edand loc$ed to a common internal hi%h-stabilityreference

ote/ lso see K6o#nstream Cable 'hysical3ayerK and K.+stream Cable 'hysical 3ayerK

s+ecification sections

'ort ada+ters (E or bac$boneinterfaces

2mbedded dual 104100BS2-T 2thernet (T 92+rovided

Su++orts one additional +ort ada+ter> o+tionsinclude/

2thernet-'-92-T '-92-T '-92-9 '-=2

Serial-'-=T '-=TG

&ncluded C +o#er su++ly Sin%le> 100 to !=0 C in+ut volta%e

ut+ut !0E

F0 to ?0 @; fre5uency

0,A0 to 0,LF +o#er factor

F!FE (ma)imum in+ut C +o#er

C-in+ut cable/ 1A-D2*= "-#ire cable #ith a "-lead &2C-"!0 rece+tacle on the +o#er su++lyend and country-de+endent +lu% on +o#ersource end

Com+act desi%n/

Suitable for rac$-mount (!-rac$unit or des$to+ installation

6imensions of 17,F ) 1A,!F ) ",F in, (==,=F )=?,"? ) A,AL cm (@ ) E ) 6

"! lb (1=,F $%

Table " lists +hysical and environmental s+ecifications for the Cisco uBR7100 Series,

Table ) 'hysical and 2nvironmental S+ecifications

Descripti! Speci(icati!

+eratin%tem+erature

"! to 10=9 (0 to =0C o+eratin%> -= to 1=L9 (!0 to ?FCnono+eratin%

irflo# N1!0 cfmF

@umidity 10 to L0J noncondensin%

@eat dissi+ation "70E (1!?! Btu1

Safetya++rovals

Com+liance/ C2 Mar$in% 9CC 'art ?A

Safety/ .3 1LF0 CS !!,! o,LF0 2?0LF0 .ST23 TS001 S4OS "!?0 &2C LF0

2missions 9CC Class (=7 C9R 'art 1F &C2S-00" Class 2FF0!!



Class B C&S'R!! Class B S4RO "F=A Class B CC& Class B

&mmunity/ &2C-1000-=-! &2C-1000-=-" &2C-1000-=-= &2C-1000-=-F &2C-1000-=-? &2C-1000-=-11 &2C 1000-"-!

6o#nstream +hysical layer enhanced &T. P,A" nne) B #ith convolutional and Reed-Solomon 9or#ard2rror Correction (92C

ariable de+th interleavin% (& P Q (A 1? ("! = (?= ! (1!A 1

6CS&S +hysical layer +arameters in a ?-M@; channel

ut+ut im+edance/ 7F ohms nominal

Cable fi)ed-line card connector/ 9-connector

Table = describes the do#nstream cable +hysical layer for the Cisco uBR7111 and uBR711=,

Table * 6o#nstream Cable 'hysical 3ayer Cisco uBR7111 and uBR711=

%+ulati! #au+ Rate Nuist Filter .Suare Rt-Raise+ Csi!e/

?= DM F,0F?L=1 Mb+s 1!J

!F? DM F,"?0F7 Mb+s 1AJ

Cisco uBR7100 Series u+stream cable interfaces su++ort the follo#in% values from cable modems or STBs/

Symbol rates of 1?0 "!0 ?=0 1!A0 and !F?0 $sym4sec

Modulation/ 5uaternary +hase shift $eyin% (D'S and 1? DM

.+stream fre5uency ran%e/ F to =!-M@; ed%e-to-ed%e #ith 92C len%th (T Q 0 to 10

Calibrated and #idely ad:ustable u+stream volta%e level

Total in+ut +o#er/ less than "F dBm

+eratin% +o#er ran%e/ bursts #ithin ? dB of commanded level

R9 +erformance stable to 1,F dB across -F to F0C

R9 s+urs less than F on all in+uts and out+uts


Table F describes the u+stream cable +hysical layer for the Cisco uBR7111 and uBR711=,

Table 0 .+stream Cable 'hysical 3ayer Cisco uBR7111 and uBR711=

SblRate

C2a!!el#a!+3i+t2

#it Rate.4$S5/

#it Rate .164A%/

I!put $3erRa!ge

1?0$sym4sec

!00 $@; !L0 $b+s FA0 $b+s -? to 1= dBm

"!0$sym4sec

=00 $@; FA0 $b+s 11?0 $b+s -1" to 117dBm



?=0$sym4sec

A00 $@; 11F0 $b+s !"00 $b+s -10 to !0 dBm

1!A0$sym4sec

1?00 $@; !"00 $b+s =?00 $b+s -7 to !" dBm

!F?0$sym4sec

"!00 $@; =?00 $b+s L!00 $b+s -= to !? dBm

6o#nstream +hysical layer enhanced &T. P,A" nne) #ith convolutional and Reed-Solomon 92C

ariable-de+th interleavin% (& P Q (A 1? (1? A ("! = (?= ! (1!A 1

6CS&S +hysical layer +arameters in a ?-M@; channel

ut+ut im+edance/ 7F ohms nominal


Table ? describes the do#nstream cable +hysical layer for the Cisco uBR71112 and uBR711=2,

Table 6 6o#nstream Cable 'hysical 3ayer Cisco uBR71112 and uBR711=2

%+ulati! Sbl Rate Freue!c #it Rate

?= DM (? bits4sym =0,== M@; "? Mb+s

!F? DM (A bits4sym F7,! M@; F7 Mb+s

Cisco uBR7100 Series u+stream cable interfaces su++ort the follo#in% values from cable modems or STBs/

Symbol rates of 1?0 "!0 ?=0 1!A0 and !F?0 $sym4sec

Modulation/ D'S and 1? DM

.+stream fre5uency ran%e/ F to ?F M@; ed%e-to-ed%e

92C len%th (T Q 0 to 10

Calibrated and #idely ad:ustable u+stream volta%e level

Total in+ut +o#er/ less than "F dBm

+eratin% +o#er ran%e/ bursts #ithin I? dB of commanded level

R9 +erformance stable to I1,F dB across -F to F0C

R9 s+urs less than F m on all in+uts and out+uts

Table 7 describes the u+stream cable +hysical layer for the Cisco uBR71112 and uBR711=2,

Table 7 .+stream Cable 'hysical 3ayer Cisco uBR71112 and uBR711=2

Sbl C2a!!el 4$S5 #it 16 4A% #it I!put $3er



Rate #a!+3i+t2 Rate Rate Ra!ge

1?0$sym4sec

!00 $@; !L0 $b+s FA0 $b+s -? to 1= dBm

"!0$sym4sec =00 $@; FA0 $b+s 11?0 $b+s -1" to 17 dBm

?=0$sym4sec

A00 $@; 11F0 $b+s !"00 $b+s -10 to !0 dBm

1!A0$sym4sec

1?00 $@; !"00 $b+s =?00 $b+s -7 to !" dBm

!F?0$sym4sec

"!00 $@; =?00 $b+s L!00 $b+s -= to !? dBm

DOCSIS SET-TO$ "ATE&AY S$ECIFICATIONS

Cisco &S Soft#are Release 1!,!(1FBC!-the first release that su++orts 6S*-su++orts the follo#in%/

.+ to four se+arate conditional access vendors +er router> vendor names must be uni5ue and limited to ama)imum of seven characters,

ma)imum of ei%ht 6S* tunnels (as identified by the #ell-$no#n MC address +er conditional accessvendor for a ma)imum +ossible total of "! 6S* tunnels +er router,

Multi+le conditional access vendors cannot use the same 6S* tunnel (that is t#o vendors cannot use atunnel #ith the same &' Multicast address,

2ach vendor must use a uni5ue set of &' Multicast addresses and after an &' Multicast address is assi%nedto a 6S* tunnel that same address cannot be used for any other +ur+ose, @o#ever all other Multicastaddresses and %rou+s can still be used on the interface for other Multicast a++lications,

6S*-related &' .nicast traffic is su++orted only by confi%urin% et#or$ ddress Translation (T on thecable and E interfaces as described in the K6CS&S Set-To+ *ate#ay for the Cisco CMTSK feature

module,

6S* traffic should be less than !,0=A Mb+s +er vendor to conform to the 6S* s+ecifications,

&f usin% bundled interfaces o+erators must confi%ure 6S* confi%urations on the master interface only,Ehen 6S* is confi%ured +ro+erly on the master interface 6S* traffic can flo# across both master andslave interfaces

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