RAD’s Axcess+ Product Line

Megaplex Portfolio for TS 2013 Slide1

RAD’s Axcess+ Product LineRAD CIS Technical Seminar 2013


Agenda

Introduction to Axcess + Concept

Megaplex as Central Solution in Axcess+ Portfolio

The Axcess+ NEW CPEs: ASMi and Optimux

Summary


Introduction to Axcess + Concept


Extensive support

Pure transport

Enhanced connectivity

End-to-End Managed Solution

Future proof

Axcess+ Key Features


Main Concept of AXCESS+


Target Market

MilitaryGovernmentEnterprise

Transportation Utilities Oil & GasAirports

Service Provider

- Tier 2/3 carriers, alternative carriers and service providers

- Utility and transportation

- Private networks: military, government

- Cellular operators


Addressing the Challenges:AXCESS+ Portfolio

E1

T1

FXS

FXO

E&M

ETH

V.35

X.21

RS-530

Customer Premises

AirmuxBroadband

Wireless Radios

OptimuxFiber Multiplexers

ASMiSHDSL Multiplexers

& Modems

MegaplexMultiservice Access

Nodes

IPmux TDM Pseudowire

Gateways

KilomuxSubrate Multiservice

Multiplexers

Central Site

Central Rack

Grooming,Multiplexing &

Aggregation

Copper

Wireless

Fiber

PSN

TDM

E1/T1

STM-1/OC-3

STM-4/OC-12

GbE/FE

MegaplexLRSDXC


Megaplex as Central Solution in Axcess+ Portfolio


Introduction – Megaplex Skill Set

Part of a Family

Extensive support

Pure transport

Enhanced connectivity

End-to-End Managed Solution


Unique Value Proposition

The Hybrid Approach


Multiservice node

DSO Cross-Connect

SDH/SONET NG ADM

Carrier class service reliability

Diversity of rings

Flexible and modular

System solution

Hybrid Ethernet and TDM architecture

GbE Ethernet processing

Smooth migration of TDM to PSN

Why Megaplex?Megaplex Family

Serv

ice

Conn

ectiv

itySCADA

Analog Voice ,

FXO/FXS/E&M

PABX / E1/T1

ISDN

Teleconference/Hotline

Video & CCTV

Alarms & Signals

Teleprotection

GSM-R/TETRA

LAN

Remote CPE aggregation

Net

wor

ks

Fiber

Copper/xDSL

Wireless/Satellite

PDH/SDH/SONET

Ethernet/IP/MPLS

Cross network migration

Topo

logi

es

Point-to-Point

Point-to-Multipoint (Star)

Multi-drop

Resilient Ring

Built-in Redundancy for

Service Protection

Man

agem

ent Topology maps

Network inventory

Real-time device status

SW & configuration

management

Troubleshooting tools

Business continuity (hot

standby)

MP-2100, MP-2104

• Multiservice Access Multiplexer

MP-4100, MP-4104

• Next Generation Multiservice Access Node


Why Megaplex?Physical View

• Compact 4U high, 19” modular chassis, 2 AC or DC power supply slots• 2 Common Logic combined with SDH/SONET and Ethernet processors and uplinks• Redundant common logic, power supply and IO modules.• Separate Ethernet and TDM star topology backplane to all IO modules, • DS1/DS0 Cross connect, up to 4*STM-1/STM-4 or OC-3/OC-12, up to 4*GbE• Ten IO Hot-Swappable module slots, maximum configurations:

*160 E1/T1 ports, *160 analog voice channels, *120 serial interfaces ,*30 Fast Ethernet ports (SFP/UTP), *80 xDSL links, *20 fiber links (multiplexed TDM+Ethernet)

2 Common Logic Ethernet/TDM processing cardswith SONET/SDH and GbE network ports

10x IO modulesTen IO modules2 Power supplies

4U (6.8”)


CL.2

TDM Engine

Packet Engine

GBE

GBE

STM-1/4

OC-3/12

STM-1/4

OC-3/12

CL.2 Hybrid TDM and Ethernet Architecture

IO

TDMETHSwitch

TDM Ports

TDM Ports

ETH Ports

ETH Ports

CL.2

TDM Engine

Packet Engine

GBE

GBEIO

TDMETHSwitch

TDM Ports

TDM Ports

ETH Ports

ETH Ports

IO

TDMETHSwitch

TDM Ports

TDM Ports

ETH Ports

ETH Ports

10 x IO

Powerful DS0 cross connect

Native Ethernet connectivity and

aggregation

TDM and Ethernet cross connectivity

capabilities

Dual functionality modules

STM-1/4

OC-3/12

STM-1/4

OC-3/12


Supported ModulesProduct Supported by Description CPE (Customer Premises Equipment)M8E1, M8T1 MP-4100 8-port E1 or T1 modules with 3 Ethernet ports Standard E1/T1, DXC, MP-210x, FCD-E1, FCD-IP

M16E1, M16T1 MP-4100 16-port E1 or T1 modules Standard E1/T1, DXC, MP-210x, FCD-E1, FCD-IP

M8SL MP-4100 8-port SHDSL E1 module with 3 Ethernet ports ASMi-52 (SHDSL modem)

MPW-1 MP-4100 TDM pseudowire access gateway with 3 Ethernet ports MP-4100, MP-210x, IPMUX (pseudowire gateways)

ASMi-54C MP-4100 SHDSL.bis module with 2 Ethernet ports ASMi-54 (SHDSL.bis modem)

ASMi-54C/N MP-4100 SHDSL/SHDSL.bis module with 2 Ethernet ports and 8 E1 ports ASMi-52, ASMi-54 (SHDSL, SHDSL.bis modems)

OP-108C, OP-106C MP-4100 Dual 4 x E1/T1 and Ethernet multiplexer modules OP-106, OP-108 (Fiber multiplexers)

OP-34C, OP-25C MP-4100 16 x E1/T1 and Ethernet multiplexer modules OP-25, OP-34 (Fiber multiplexers)

HS-6N, HS-12N MP-2100/MP-4100 6- or 12-port n x 64 kbps high speed module Serial interface devices

HSU-6, HSU-12 MP-2100/MP-4100 6- or 12-port IDSL modules ISDN interfaces

HS-S MP-2100/MP-4100 4-channel ISDN “S”-interface module ISDN modems

HS-703 MP-2100/MP-4100 4-channel Codirectional data module Codirectional interfaces

HS-RN MP-2100/MP-4100 4-port sub-DS0 low speed module Sub-64 kbps serial devices (V24/RS-232)

HSF-2 MP-2100/MP-4100 2-port fiber optic teleprotection interface module Teleprotection equipment

LS-6N, LS-12 MP-2100/MP-4100 6- or 12-port low speed modules Sub 64Kbps serial devices (V24/RS-232)

VC-4/4A/8/8A/16 MP-2100/MP-4100 4/8/16-port FXS/FXO/E&M PCM and ADPCM analog voice modules

POTS interfaces, telephones, PBX devices, Signaling interfaces, Voice modems

VC-4/OMNI MP-2100/MP-4100 4-port PCM omnibus voice module E&M voice phones or modems

ACM MP-2100/MP-4100 Alarm and diagnostics module with four outbound relays Dry contact equipment


M8E1, M8T1, M8SL Modules• 8 port, E1, T1 or E1 over SHDSL • 3 UTP or SFP fast Ethernet ports• Ethernet over TDM encapsulation

SDH/SONET

IP/MPLSNetwork

POP

Megaplex-4100

CPE

ETX-102/202CPE

PBX

ASMi-52

CPE

CPE

E1FCD-E1E

E1SHDSL

FO

n x E1 RICi-4/8


16 E1/T1 Module• Up to 16 E1 or T1 ports per module• TDM only with transparent clocking mapping• Up to 160 E1/T1 links in a single MP-4100 chassis with DS0 cross connect• Lower price per port (compared to M8E1/T1)

SDH/SONET

POPMegaplex-4100

CPE

DXC-8RCPE

PBX

Megaplex-2100

CPE

CPE

E1FCD-E1E

E1 6 x E1/T1

4 x E1/T1

4 x E1/T1

Voice

Data

E1

PBX


GBE

MPW-1 Pseudowire Module• Pseudowire server module for MP-4100• Support for TDMoIP, CESoPSN, SAToP and HDLCoPSN • 16 Mbps TDM capacity (8*2M)• Supports 128 PW connections• 3 SFP or RJ-45 onboard connectors

IPmux-24

Central Site

GBE

FE

FE/GBE

MP-4100MP-2100

PSN

MP-4100


ASMi-54C G.SHDSL.bis EFM Module• Ethernet over 16 SHDSL.bis lines• Two 10/100BaseT Ethernet ports over copper or fiber• Works opposite ASMi-54 in various combinations over 16-wire• SHDSL bonding (EFM)

MP-4100

NMS

Central Office SHDSL.bis

GbE

STM-1/OC-3STM-4 OC-12

SHDSL.bis

Branch

SHDSL.bis

Branch

Branch

FEASMi-54

PSN

FEASMi-54

FEASMi-54

SDH/SONET


ASMi-54C/N E1+Ethernet Combo SHSDL Module• E1+Ethernet over SHDSL/SHDSL.bis• Works opposite ASMi-54 and ASMi-52 (SW selectable) in various

combinations over 16-wire• Allows a single module type to work opposite different remote units

MP-4100

NMS

Central Office SHDSL.bis

GbE


SHDSL.bis

SHDSL

Branch

BranchFE

ASMi-54

PSN

FEASMi-54L

SDH/SONET

PBX

E1

BranchFE

ASMi-52PBX

E1


OP-108C/106C Fiber Multiplexer Modules • Multiplex four E1/T1 channels and up to 100 Mbps Ethernet traffic over a fiber optic

link (dual links per module)• Up to 10 cards in an Megaplex-4100 rack (20 remote units)• Various fiber interfaces: multimode, single-mode (up to 120 km), and single-mode

over single fiber• Automatic SFP link backup with optional hot-swappable second optical link

MP-4100

NMS

Central Office FO

GbE


FO

FO

BranchFE

Optimux-108

PSN

SDH/SONET

PBX

E1

BranchFE

Optimux-108PBX

E1

BranchFE

Optimux-108PBX

E1


Optimux-25/34 Fiber Multiplexer Modules• Multiplex 16 E1/T1 channels or Ethernet traffic over a fiber optic link.

Total capacity is 34 Mbps• Up to 10 cards in a Megaplex-4100 rack (10 remote OP-25/34 units)• Various fiber interfaces: multimode, single-mode (up to 110 km), and single-mode over

single fiber• SFP-based interface or E3 Copper link (OP-34)• Automatic SFP link backup with optional hot-swappable

second optical link

MP-4100

NMS

Central Office FO

GbE


FO

FO

BranchFEOptimux-25/

Optimux-34

PSN

SDH/SONET

n x E1

Branch

BranchFE

PBX

E1

Optimux-108

Router

FCD-E1E


Data Modules

• n x 56/64 kbps serial interface• ISDN ‘S’ and ‘U’ interfaces• G.703 co-directional 64 kbps interface• Teleprotection fiber module (IEEE C37.94)

HS-6N/12N HS-U HS-S HS-G703 HSF

Port Number 6/12 4/6/12 4 4 2

Interface• V.24/RS-232• V.35• V.11/RS-422

ISDN “U” ISDN “S” G.703 (64 kbps) IEEE C37.94

Data rate n x 64 kbps 128 kbps 128kbps 64 kbps n x 64kbps


Data Modules

• Sub-64 kbps interfaces• Latency optimized mode (HS-RN)• Support for bidirectional broadcast (HS-RN)

HS-RN LS-6N LS-12

Port number 4 6/12

Interface V.24/RS-232 V.24/RS-232

Data rate 0.6 – 64kbps 2.4 –64kbps

Multiplexing method HDLC, V.110 Proprietary


Voice Modules

• Analog voice interface• FXS/FXO and E&M• ADPC and Echo canceller • Teleconference “Omnibus” module

VC-4/8/16 VC-4/OMNI

Port number 4/8/16 4

FXS

FXO

E&M

ADPCM

Local Battery

Omnibus


ACM (Alarm and Diagnostics)

• MP-2100 ACM module support• Eight inbound relays indicating external events to the user via the

management system • Four outbound relays triggered by any user-selected Megaplex alarm to

outside indicators such as buzzers

Inbound Inbound

Outbound Outbound

Megaplex Megaplex

ML

CL

ML

CLACM ACM

NMS


Packet is the Way to go

• Ethernet/IP Transport Networks Gain Traction– Higher Throughput– Lower OpEx

• Co-existence of TDM and PSN infrastructure• More multiservice traffic

– Different QoS/QoE requirements• Longer First Mile reach

– Street cabinet environment– Fiber/Wireless Backhaul + Copper drop


Why Megaplex?Migration Technology Enablers

TDM Support Next Generation SONET/SDH Pseudowire Carrier Ethernet Timing Over Packet

STM-1/OC-3

STM-4/OC-12

E1/T1 (DS1)

Fractional E1/T1 (DS0)

Analog voice – FXS/FXO

Analog voice – E&M

Teleconference voice (Omni)

ISDN – ‘S’ and ‘U’ interface

Serial N*56/64Kbps – V.35/X.21/RS-xxx

Serial sub-64Kbps - V.24/RS-232

IEEE-C37.94 (Teleprotection)

G.703 co-directional

Inbound/Outbound dry contact alarm

Analog bridge

Add Drop Multiplexer (ADM)

Digital Cross Connect (DACS)

PBX

Router

SCADA RTU

TPR (Teleprotection)

SONET/SDH Terminal

Voice Modem

Phone - Fixed

Relay/Alarm

Breaker control circuit

Phone


● VCAT – Virtual Concatenation

● VCG – A set of x containers is known as a Virtual Container Group (VCG)

● LCAS – Line Capacity Adjustment Scheme

● GFP – Generic Framing Procedure

Next Generation SONET/SDHTDM Support Pseudowire Carrier Ethernet Timing Over Packet

VC-348.384Mbps

79% waste

10MbpsVC-12VC-12VC-12VC-12

VC-12 (2.176Mbps)

8% waste

10Mbps

VCG

Classic EoSONET/SDH Next Generation EoSONET/SDH



●The synchronous bit stream is segmented

●Headers are added to each segment to form the Packet

●Packets are forwarded to destination over the PSN network

●At destination, the original bit stream is reconstructed by removing headers, concatenating frames

and regenerating the timing

PseudowireNext Generation SONET/SDHTDM Support Carrier Ethernet Timing Over Packet



●Ethernet OAM (Operation Administration and Maintenance): Provide the standardized tools for utilities to monitor, diagnose and troubleshoot Ethernet access links

●Traffic management: For service classification, policing and shaping

●Performance Monitoring (ITU-T Y.1731): Answers the need to meet user expectations for SLA accountability

Carrier EthernetNext Generation SONET/SDH PseudowireTDM Support Timing Over Packet

Substation

Control Center

PSN

Video – best effort

Mission Critical Services

Real time - VOIP

End-to-end Service Control, SLA Monitoring and Diagnostics, Precision Timing Transport

NG MSANEthernet Agg

Teleprotection

SCADA

VoiceLegacy services

Bronze

Silver

Gold

TDM-PW

EVC



● ToP is an alternative to GPS clocks in each location

● Based on SYNC-E and IEEE 1588v2

● Provides accurate clock source for:– Sequence of events and fault recording

– Process bus interconnecting RTUs

– Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs)

Timing Over Packet

Next Generation SONET/SDH Pseudowire Carrier EthernetTDM Support

ETH/IP

Master Clock

Slave Clock

Time Sensitive Application

BidirectionalTime-stamps Information

Exchange

Transparent clock


Slave Clock

Time Sensitive Application

Slave Clock


Agenda

Introduction

Why Megaplex?

Typical Applications

What’s New?


Carriers Fiber/Copper Service Aggregation

First mile• Service Multiplexing• Extended reach

E1/T1

STM-1/OC-3STM-4/OC-12

Customer services• Legacy TDM• Ethernet

Backbone• Traditional

TDM• Future PSN

PBX

Fiber

SDH/SONET

Copper

POP/Aggregation • Modular• Multi Service• Large scale• Future proof • Hardened

GbEPSN

LANETH

Megaplex-4100Optimux-108/106

ASMi-5x


Typical Applications – Transportation, Government and Enterprise

Power Utilities

Transportation – Railway / Motorway

Air Traffic Control

Government, Military

Oil and Gas

Financial, Enterprise

MSAP NodeMegaplex-4100

SDH/SONET

STM-4OC-12

PSNNew Network

GbE

PBXTele-protection FXS

Low Speed Data

RTU V.35/449

Sub-Station

E&M Tele-protectionFXS

Low Speed Data

RTUV.35/449

Megaplex-4100

Sub-Station

FO

FO

Teleprotection over PSN

ETH

ETH



Power Utilities


Air Traffic Control


Oil and Gas


Railway Multiservice Station Connectivity

Megaplex Mux Megaplex Mux Megaplex Mux

CarrierNetwork

Megaplex MuxMegaplex MuxMegaplex Mux

SDH/SONET RingMSAN

MSAN

Control Center



Power Utilities


Air Traffic Control


Oil and Gas


Megaplex-2104ISDN

E1

TDM Pseudowire

Megaplex-4100

PSN

SDHNetwork

ISDN

FE/GbE

E1/STM-1

Megaplex-2104ISDN

FE



Power Utilities


Air Traffic Control


Oil and Gas


Air Traffic Control Connectivity

Leased Linen x 64 kbps

Kilomux/Megaplex

SDH/SONET

ISDN/PSTN

Radar

AFTN Data9.6 kbps

X.21

Regional ATC Center

National ATC Center

4W

AFTN Data9.6 kbps

Radar Monitor

Telex (TTY)

Extended RangeVHF & PTT

Direct Speech

X.21

RS-232

E&M

FXS/FXO

Kilomux/Megaplex

Kilomux/Megaplex

Leased Linen x 64 kbps

Kilomux/Megaplex

Radar

AFTN Data9.6 kbps

X.21

4W

Approach and Control Tower

Extended RangeVHF & PTT

ISDN Backupn x 64 kbps



Power Utilities


Air Traffic Control


Oil and Gas


TETRA and 2 way Radio Backhaul

E1/T1

E1/T1 E1/T1

E1/T1Ring

TETRA BaseStation

Megaplex-4100 FCD-IP/Megaplex-2100

Control Room

STM-1/OC-3or

STM-4/oc-12Ring

E1/T1Ring

E1/T1

FCD-IP/Megaplex-2100

E1/T1

Megaplex-4100

MSOSwitch

Megaplex-4100Megaplex-4100

Megaplex-2104

TETRA BaseStation

TETRA BaseStation

TETRA BaseStation

E1/T1

Megaplex-4100TETRA Base

Station

Megaplex-4100FCD-IP/

Megaplex-2100

TETRA BaseStation

E1/T1

FCD-IP/Megaplex-2100

TETRA BaseStation

n x E&Mn x RS-232

Control RoomRouter-Switch

V.35


What’s New – Megaplex-4104

MSAP NodeMegaplex-4100

SDH/SONET

STM-4OC-12

PSNNew Network

GbE

PBXTele-protection FXS

Low Speed Data

RTU V.35/449

Sub-Station

E&M Tele-protectionFXS

Low Speed Data

RTUV.35/449

Megaplex-4100

Sub-Station

FO

FO

ETH

ETH

GbE


Fiber/Copper

E1/T1PBX

LAN

ETH

PSN

SDH/SONET

Megaplex-4104

OP-108/106

ASMi-5x

E1/T1PBX

LAN

ETH

OP-108/106

ASMi-5x

Fiber/Copper

GbE


Fiber/Copper

E1/T1PBX

LAN

ETHMegaplex-4100

PSN

SDH/SONET

Megaplex-4104

OP-108/106

ASMi-5x

E1/T1PBX

LAN

ETH

OP-108/106

ASMi-5x

Fiber/Copper

Four I/O Modules

2 DC PS

2 Common Logics

2U High

• Compact 2U high, 19” modular chassis, 2 DC power supplies• 2 Common Logic combined with SDH/SONET and Ethernet processors and uplinks• Redundant common logic, power supply and IO modules.• Separate Ethernet and TDM star topology backplane to all IO modules, • DS1/DS0 Cross connect, up to 4*STM-1/STM-4 or OC-3/OC-12, up to 4*GbE• Ten IO Hot-Swappable module slots, maximum configurations:

*64 E1/T1 ports, *64 analog voice channels, *48 serial interfaces ,*12 Fast Ethernet ports (SFP/UTP), *32 xDSL links, *8 fiber links (multiplexed TDM+Ethernet)


What’s New – What is Teleprotection

• Used for power line protection• Protect equipment from severe damages resulting from

faulty HV lines • Common schemes

– Distance (impedance) protection– Current differential protection– Combination


What’s New – Teleprotection Module• 4 input commands• 8 output commands

– 4 Primary commands– 4 Secondary commands

• Event time stamping based on IEC 60870 5 104‐ ‐ ‐• Event reporting: Commands, Automation, End to End Delay, ‐ ‐

Violations, Bit Error Rate

MP-4100 MP-4104

# of modules 10 4

# of input commands 40 16

# of output commands 80 32

Beta Q1/2013


Teleprotection over Packet

RAD’s Teleprotection multiplexers have successfully met requirements:• Up to 5 ms delay with quality of service for signal priority via shaping and traffic

engineering tools• Clock accuracy was rigorously maintained throughout transmission • High degree of resiliency through various protection schemes, including DS1-level

redundancy

Megaplex-4100

MPLS

PW 1/2(CESoPSN)

E1/T1 toStation ClockTeleprotection

Unit

GPS SyncE(PRC)

InjectingCurrent

EjectingCurrent

TeleprotectionUnit

A B

PW 1/2(CESoPSN)

E1/T1 toStation Clock

Megaplex-4100


Summary

• Part of a complete family• Hybrid Approach for Smooth Migration from TDM to PSN• From TDM Mux to Axcess+


The Axcess+ NEW CPEs: ASMi and Optimux


ETH and TDM Connectivity Using any Media

Customers Type:• Carriers, Service providers

Key Benefits :• Reduced OPEX with single access link for multiple types of services and

infrastructures • Backhauling over any available access media (copper, fiber, wireless)• End-to-end connectivity solutions

Headquarters

RNC

BSC

TDM MP-4100/LRS-102

PSN n x ETHn x E1

n x E1

ASMi-5x

Fiber

Copper

4 x E1

4 x FE

OP-108L

Wireless

E1s

FE

SHDSL.bis

Airmux-400Airmux-400

E1s

FE


The ASMi line

• SHDSL based• MUX services• CPE or CO

ASMi-52

• SHDSL based• Single service• CPE or CO

ASMi-52L

• SHDSL.BIS based• Mux services• Fiber and copper line• Daisy Chain/multipoint/ring topology

ASMi-54

• SHDSL.bis based• MUX services• CPE or CO

ASMi-54L

• SHDSL.bis based• Mux services• Routing capabilities• CPE or CO

ASMI-54LRT


ASMi-54 – TDM & ETH Connectivity

Customers Type:• Cellular operators

Key Benefits :• High rate - Up to 4xE1 & 4xETH ports with combined throughput of up to 22 Mbps• Multipoint capabilities up to 4 modems at the remote site• Fiber and copper combination on the user side

ETH

E12w

4 x ETH

5.7 Mbps

4 x E1

ASMi-54

2w

5.7 Mbps

2w

5.7 Mbps

2w

5.7 Mbps

BSC

RNC

PSN

TDMASMi-54L

BTS

Node B

ETH

E1ASMi-54L

BTS

Node B

ETH

E1ASMi-54L

BTS

Node B

ETH

E1ASMi-54L

BTS

Node B


ASMi-54 – Ring Capabilities

Key Benefits:• Low cost redundancy modem for ETH connectivity• Save ADM installation – Higher rate and full ring support according to the

standard, ITU-T Rec. G.8032/Y.1344

ASMi-54

ETH

ASMi-54

ETH

ASMi-54ETH FiberRing

ASMi-54FO

Video Cameras

ASMi-54

Video Cameras

SHDSL

ETHFiber

PCPC

PCPC


4 x ETH

4 x ETH

4 x ETH

4 x ETH

Pico-DSLAM – ETH Connectivity over Copper

Customer Types:• Campuses, banks, ISP

Key Benefits:• Single or Dual ETH fiber in the central site• Cost effective solution • Transmission via VLAN differentiation

2w

ETH5.7 MbpsASMi-54

2w5.7 Mbps

2w5.7 Mbps

2w

5.7 Mbps

PSN

ASMi-54L

ASMi-54L

ASMi-54L

ASMi-54L


Optimux-1025/1032

Key Benefits:• Reduce OpEx/CapEx, Pay-as-you-grow model • ETH and TDM at the CPE • Plug & Play• Redundancy on the PS and Uplinks

HeadquartersRemote Branches

Fiber OpticUp to 120 km (74.5 miles)

Backup Link

16 x E1/T1PBX

GbE

16 x E1/T1

GbE

SONET/SDH

ADM

Optimux-1025/Optimux-1032

Router

GbE

GbE

Optimux-1025/Optimux-1032


Optimux Main Link TDM Services EthernetServices

V.35(Mbps) Central

OP-108L

Fiber Optic 4 x E1 100 No LRS-102MP-4100

OP-106/108/C

Fiber Optic 4 x T1/E1 100 2 LRS-102MP-4100

OP-25/34/CFiber Optic

E3 16 x T1/E1 8 Mbps Granularity 2 LRS-102MP-4100

OP-125/134

Fiber Optic 16 x E1/T1 100 No No

Product Line Comparison

• 4 x TDM + 100 Mbps ETH

• 16 x TDM + 100 Mbps ETH


Optimux Main Link TDM Services Size Main Link

OP-45/45LT3

Fiber Optic 21 x E1/28 x T1 19’’ 1U T3Fiber Optic

OP-1551STM-1/OC-3

Copper 63 x E1/84 x T1 19’’ 2U STM-1/OC-3Copper

OP-1553STM-1/OC-3

Copper 3 x E3/3 x T3 19’’ 1U STM-1/OC-3Copper

Product Line Comparison Cont…

• Ring/Daisy Chain, G.747

• Carrier Class


ASMi-53: RAD’s New Design


ASMi-53: CPE SHDSL.bis Modem

Services

• Legacy: E1, V35• Fast Ethernet

SHDSL

• Standards-compliant, ITU-T G.991.2 and ETSI 101524• Multiple SHDSL.bis lines – up to 2 pairs (11.4Mbps)

Advanced Ethernet capabilities

• VLAN prioritization• QoS• EFM bonding

Management

• Inband • SHDSL Embedded Operational Channel (EOC)

Interoperability

• As CPE opposite central site devices• LRS-102 / Megaplex-4100, Huawei HONET UA5000


RAD ASMi-54L RAD ASMi-53

Wires 2W,4W 2W,4W

Services 4ETH,E1 and also a mux option(ETH for management and services)

ETH,E1,V35 and also a mux option(ETH for services only)

Technology base SHDSL.bis, CPE/CO modes SHDSL.bis, CPE mode only

Interoperability• LRS-102• MP-4100• ASMi-54L, ASMi-54 3.5,ASMi-54LRT• Repeaters

• LRS-102• MP-4100 Huawei HONET UA5000

Power supply • Internal • Wide range power supply

• External• Separate AC and DC power supply

Terminal Full Partial functionality (Menu based with basic diagnostics functionality only )

Ethernet performance VLAN priority, QOS (Full ,remote and local management)

VLAN priority, QOS (Local management only by virtual Terminal)

SNMP, Telnet, WEB Supported Not supported

Remote management by EOC Supported Supported

Extended Rate, OAM Supported Not supported

Power consumption ~5W ~3W

Product Comparison


Physical View

External Power supply AC or DC

One 10/100 Base T

RS-232 Terminal *limited

V35 Interface

E1Interface

RJ-45

SHDSLInterface2W/4W


Typical Application – 1

• MP-4100/LRS-102 can remotely manage the ASMi-53 with the following cards:– ASMi-54C/E1/ETH/N– ASMi-54C/E1/N– ASMi-54C/ETH

SHDSL.bis

Headquarters

PBX

Switch

n x E1/STM-1

GbE/n x ETH

LAN

NMS

GbEE1

FE

ASMi-53

PBX

Router

IP/MPLS MP-4100/LRS-102

Branches


Typical Applications – 2

• Same functionality and services as the ASMi-52• Replacing low cost CPE vendors (Taiwanese), providing a

complete solution to Huawei

ASMi-53SHDSL E1

ASMi-52SHDSL

POTS/ISDN

V.35/X.21

ETH

ADSL

Honet UA5000

FE/GBE

E1

E1/STM-1/4

Huawei NMS

IP/MPLS

PSTN

TDM


Ethernet Connectivity

Megaplex-4104

ASMi-53

GbERing

GbE

ETH

ASMi-53ETH

ASMi-53

ETH

Up to 32 UnitsPSN

Megaplex-4104

Megaplex-4104

ASMi-53ETH

ASMi-53ETH

ASMi-53

ETH

Up to 32 Units

Megaplex-4104


Summary

• Complete the portfolio for Last Mile over:– Fiber (Optimux)– Air link (Airmux)– Copper (ASMi)

Varied Topologies

Cost EffectiveAxcess + Complete Last Mile Solution


Summary

• Supports a variety of applications over any media:– Point-to-Point– Daisy Chain/Ring– Multipoint

Varied Topologies

Cost- EffectiveAxcess + Complete Last Mile Solution


Summary

ASMi-53 - • Reduced OpEx: Low Power Consumption, High MTBF, Simple to maintain• Reduced CapEx: Plug & Play

Varied Topologies

Cost- EffectiveAxcess + Complete Last Mile Solution


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