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Cabinet Interfaces and External Cables of MGW and RNC

Contents

Contents 3

List of tables 5

List of figures 7

Summary of changes 9

1 Cabinet interfaces and cabling overview 131.1 Power supply interfaces 151.2 Interfaces from the front of the plug-in units 161.3 Interfaces from the back interface units 171.4 Interfaces from the cabling cabinet panels 201.5 Network Management Unit (NEMU) and service terminal interfaces 23

2 Network interfaces 252.1 PDH/TDM connector panels for E1 interfaces 252.1.1 CPETS-G, CPETS-E and CPETS 272.1.2 CPETC-E and CPETC-B 292.1.3 BIE1T-A, BIE1T and BIE1C 312.1.4 E1T48-A and E1C48-A 312.2 STM-1/OC-3 interfaces 322.2.1 Front panels of the NP8S1/-A/-B, NI4S1-B, IW1S1A and IW1S1 plug-in

units 322.2.2 Connector panel CPLC36 352.2.3 Connector panel CPRLC-B 362.3 LAN/Ethernet interfaces 372.3.1 Front panel of the NP2GE/-A plug-in unit 382.3.2 Front panel of the IPFGE plug-in unit 402.3.3 Front panels of the ESA24 and ESA12 plug-in units 422.3.4 Connector panel CPLAN-A 43

3 Maintenance interfaces 453.1 NEMU-specific maintenance interfaces 453.1.1 VDU (VGA) interface pinout 463.1.2 USB interface pinout 463.1.3 Keyboard and mouse pinout 473.1.4 SCSI interface pinout 473.1.5 LAN interface pinout 483.2 Service terminal interface 49

4 Connector panels for external alarm and synchronisationinterfaces 51

4.1 CPAL/-A and CPSAL/-B for alarm interfaces 514.2 CPSY-A, CPSY-B, CPSY and CPSAL/-B for synchronisation

interfaces 554.2.1 External inputs and outputs 57



Contents

5 Requirement specification for external cables 595.1 E1 and T1 balanced (symmetrical) PCM 595.2 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables 625.2.1 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables with the CPETC-E panel 625.2.2 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables with the BIE1C panels 645.2.3 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables with the E1C48-A or CPETC-B panel 655.3 Alarm output to EXAU/-A 675.4 Alarm input cable 715.5 Voltage-controlled alarm input 745.6 Current-controlled alarm input 775.7 Asymmetrical external synchronisation 795.8 Symmetrical external synchronisation 805.9 10Base-T/100Base-TX 835.10 1000Base-T 845.11 Optical STM-1 865.12 1000Base-LX (optical) 875.13 Reference standards and directions 89



List of tables

Table 1. Interfaces at the NP2GE/-A plug-in unit 39

Table 2. Interfaces at the IPFGE plug-in unit 41

Table 3. Interfaces at the ESA24/ESA12 units 42

Table 4. Interfaces on the NEMU units 45

Table 5. SVGA interface pinout (D15) 46

Table 6. USB interface pinout (4 pins) 46

Table 7. Keyboard and mouse pinout (6 pins) 47

Table 8. SCSI interface pinout (D68) 47

Table 9. LAN/Ethernet interface pinouts (RJ-45) for CPU, AL2S, CDSP and ESA24/ESA12 plug-in units 48

Table 10. Service terminal interface pinout (RJ-45) 49

Table 11. Voltage-controlled alarm inputs 1 (D37) 52

Table 12. Voltage-controlled alarm inputs 2 (D37) 53

Table 13. Current-controlled alarm inputs (D25) 53

Table 14. Alarm outputs to the External Alarm Unit (EXAU/-A) (D25) 54

Table 15. Alarm outputs (D37) 55

Table 16. External synchronisation inputs and outputs 57

Table 17. Synchronisation interface pinout (RJ-45) 57

Table 18. Synchronisation (OUT 2M) interface pinout (RJ-45) 58

Table 19. Cable CNIA E1 (120 Ω) component codes 60

Table 20. Cable CNIS T1 (100 Ω) component codes 60

Table 21. Cable CNIB (120 Ω) component codes 60

Table 22. RJ-45 connector pinouts (CNIA/CNIS) 60

Table 23. RJ-45 connector pinouts (CNIB) 61

Table 24. Component codes for the unbalanced (coaxial) CPRD cable 63

Table 25. D37 connector pinouts 64

Table 26. Component codes for unbalanced (coaxial) cable 65

Table 27. Component codes for unbalanced (coaxial) cable 66



List of tables

Table 28. Cable CNDC (version A01) component codes 68

Table 29. Cable CNDC (version A02) component codes 68

Table 30. Connector pinouts for a cable from CPSAL/-B to EXAU/-A or EXAU-A 1 toEXAU-A 2 with a direct cable 69

Table 31. Connector pinouts for a cable from EXAU-A 1 to EXAU-A 2 with acrossover cable 70

Table 32. Component codes for alarm output cable 72

Table 33. Connection pinouts for voltage-controlled alarm input 72

Table 34. Component codes for voltage-controlled alarm input cable 75

Table 35. Connection diagram for voltage-controlled alarm input 75

Table 36. Component codes for cable CNDC 77

Table 37. Connection diagram for current-controlled alarm input 78

Table 38. Component codes for asymmetrical external synchronisation cable 80

Table 39. Cable CNIA E1 component codes (120Ω, receive and transmit signalsconnected) 81

Table 40. 64K / 2M / 1.5M symmetrical synchronisation input connector pinouts 81

Table 41. 2M / 1.5M symmetrical synchronisation output connector pinouts 81

Table 42. Component codes for CNIX (cross-connected) or CNI (straight) cable 83

Table 43. Cross-connected cable 83

Table 44. Connector pinouts 85

Table 45. Cable types for single-mode optical cables 87

Table 46. Cable types for single-mode optical cables 89



List of figures

Figure 1. External interfaces of the MGW 14

Figure 2. External interfaces of the RNC 15

Figure 3. Interfaces from the front of the plug-in units of the MGW and RNC (IPFGEand IW1S1/A used in MGW only) 17

Figure 4. Interfaces from the back interface units of the equipment cabinet: CPSY-A(clock TSS3 0), CPSY-B (clock TSS3 1) and CPAL-A 18

Figure 5. Interfaces from the back interface units of the equipment cabinet: CPRLC-B, BIE1C, BIE1T, and BIE1T-A 20

Figure 6. Cabling cabinet panels 22

Figure 7. Network interfaces on the NEMU plug-in units MCPC2/-A and MCP18/-B 23

Figure 8. Back interface unit and connector panel equipping options 26

Figure 9. Connector panel CPETS-G for the cabling cabinet 27

Figure 10. Connector panel CPETS-E for the cabling cabinet 28

Figure 11. Connector panel CPETS for the cabling cabinet 29

Figure 12. Connector panel CPETC-E for the cabling cabinet 30

Figure 13. Connector panel CPETC-B for the cabling cabinet 31

Figure 14. E1T48-A (upper) and E1C48-A (lower) connector panels for the IC186equipment cabinet 32

Figure 15. Front panel of the NP8S1 plug-in unit 33

Figure 16. Front panel of the NI4S1-B plug-in unit 34

Figure 17. Front panel of the IW1S1/A plug-in unit 35

Figure 18. Connector panel CPLC36 in the cabling cabinet 36

Figure 19. Equipping the connector panel CPRLC-B 37

Figure 20. Front panel of the NP2GE plug-in unit 39

Figure 21. Front panel of the IPFGE plug-in unit 41

Figure 22. Front panel of the ESA24 plug-in unit 42

Figure 23. Connector panel CPLAN-A 43

Figure 24. Connector panels CPAL/-A and CPSAL/-B for alarm interfaces 52

Figure 25. Connector panels CPSY-A, CPSY-B, CPSY and CPSAL/-B for alarm andsynchronisation interfaces 56



List of figures

Figure 26. Example of CNIA cable assembly 61

Figure 27. Connecting a PCM E1 cable to a connector, CNIS (example) 62

Figure 28. D37 connector body with unbalanced (coaxial) contacts (1=pin,2=ring) 63

Figure 29. Example of E1 multicoaxial cable with SMB connectors 65

Figure 30. Example of E1 multicoaxial cable with BT43 connectors 67

Figure 31. Example of alarm cable to the EXAU/-A 71

Figure 32. Example of alarm output cable 74

Figure 33. Example of voltage-controlled alarm input cable 76

Figure 34. Example of current-controlled alarm input cable 79

Figure 35. Example of asymmetrical external synchronisation cable 80

Figure 36. Example of symmetrical external synchronisation cable 82

Figure 37. Example of LAN cable 84

Figure 38. Example of LAN cable 85

Figure 39. Example of a single-mode optical cable 87

Figure 40. Example of a single-mode optical cable 89



Summary of changes

Changes between document issues are cumulative. Therefore, the latestdocument issue contains all changes made to previous issues.

Changes for issue 9-4

Added new plug-in unit variants:

. MX1G6-A, ATM multiplexer 1.6 Gbits/s variant A. New variant forMXU.

. NP2GE-A, network interface and processing 2X1000Base-T/LXvariant A

. NP8S1-A/-B, network interface and processing 8xSTM-1 variant Aor B.

Some corrections and editorial changes.


Some editorial changes and minor corrections.


Two new panels to ETSI configuration introduced:

. BIE1T-A back interface panel

. CPETS-G connector panel

A new external site cable CNIB for the new panel types BIE1T-A andCPETS-G introduced.



Summary of changes

Updated information and a graphic regarding the equipping and cabling ofback interface units and connector panels, and the use of cabling cabinetsin RNC.

Some minor editorial changes.


In this document, alarm outputs have been corrected to alarm inputs indrawings in chapters 4.1 and 4.2, and in a table header in chapter 5.2.


New plug-in units introduced:

. IW1S1A plug-in unit for IWS1E/T with STM-1/OC-3 interfaces fromthe front panel

. NP2GE plug-in unit for NPGE(P) with optical and electrical gigabitEthernet interfaces from the front panel

. NP8S1 plug-in unit for NPS1(P) with STM-1/OC-3 interfaces fromthe front panel

. MX1G6 plug-in unit for MXU with service terminal interface from thefront panel

. SF20H plug-in unit for SFU with service terminal interface from thefront panel


Updated the cable information regarding IPFGE plug-in unit: 1000Base-SX was corrected to a single-mode fibre cable 1000Base-LX.

Section Front panel of the IPFGE plug-in unit was updated with output andinput power values of the IPFGE plug-in unit's transceiver.

Section 1000Base-LX (optical) was updated to include the correct single-mode cable information.

Changes for issue 8–0

Document updated and restructured for the U3C and RN2.2 releases.



Five new connector panel types introduced: CPAL-A, CPSY-A, and CPSY-B for the rear of the cabinet, as well as the PDH/TDM connector panelsCPETS-E, and CPETC-E added.

Two new cables introduced: the external CPRD cable and the internalCPSM cable.


Added information on the RoHS-compliant External Alarm Unit EXAU-A.SectionAlarm output to EXAU/-A updated.



Summary of changes



1 Cabinet interfaces and cabling overview

Cabinet Interfaces and External Cables of MGW and RNC containsinformation on the network interfaces and cables for IPA2800 networkelements, namely Multimedia Gateway (MGW) and Radio NetworkController (RNC). This document applies to all releases of both MGW andRNC.

The external cables of the MGW and RNC connect the network element toits environment, the mobile network it is used in. The MGW and RNCnetwork elements have the following interfaces to the environment:

. Power supply interfaces

. PDH/E1 T1 interfaces

. SDH/STM-1 OC-3 interfaces

. External synchronisation and alarm inputs and outputs

. LAN/Ethernet interfaces

. Service terminal interfaces from various plug-in units (for temporaryservice operations; not covered by this manual)

. Interfaces of the Network Management Unit (NEMU) to accessoriesand peripherals: mouse, keyboard, and VDU

The external cables connect to the front panels of the plug-in units, to theback interface units at the rear of the equipment cabinets, or to theconnector panels in the cabling cabinet.

For more information, see the Cable Lists, Equipment Lists, InstallationSite Requirements for MGW and RNC and Engineering Descriptions.



Cabinet interfaces and cabling overview

MGW

Figure 1. External interfaces of the MGW

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Figure 2. External interfaces of the RNC

1.1 Power supply interfaces

The MGW and RNC operate on a -48V DC supply system. The voltagelimits are -40V DC to -57V DC. Each equipment cabinet has two mutuallyredundant power entry connectors. Power feed cables can be routedthrough from the top or bottom of the cabinet.

When using the CPD120-A cabinet power distributor, the maximumcurrent is 120A per cabinet, the maximum thickness of the power supplycable is 70 mm2, and the maximum voltage drop is 1.5V.

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When using the CPD80-B/-A cabinet power distributor, the maximumcurrent is 80A per cabinet, the maximum thickness of the power supplycable is 50 mm2, and the maximum voltage drop is 1.5V.

1.2 Interfaces from the front of the plug-in units

The front panels of the plug-in units house several connectors:

. STM-1/OC-3 interfaces from NP8S1/-A/-B (NPS1P/NPS1), NI4S1-B(NIS1P/NIS1) and IW1S1/A (IW1SE, IWS1T; used in MGW only)

. Optical LAN 1000 BASE-LX (NPGEP/NPGE), IPGOP), electricalLAN 1000 BASE-T (NPGEP/NPGE), IPGEP), and electrical LAN100 BASE-T (IPFEP) interfaces from IPFGE (IPNIUP used in MGWonly)

. LAN 100 BASE-T interface(s) from the ESA24 plug-in unit (two frontpanel connectors for external use)

. LAN 100 BASE-T interface(s) from the ESA12 plug-in unit (twoupper front panel connectors for external use)



Figure 3. Interfaces from the front of the plug-in units of the MGW and RNC(IPFGE and IW1S1/A used in MGW only)

1.3 Interfaces from the back interface units

It is possible to route cables to the environment directly from the backinterface units of the equipment cabinet, when the network element doesnot include a cabling cabinet.

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. CPSY-A and CPSY-B

CPSY-A is used for synchronisation of clock 0 (TSS3 0) and CPSY-Bis used for synchronisation of clock 1 (TSS3 1). CPSY-A and CPSY-B have two BNC connectors and three RJ-45 connectors for externalsynchronisation inputs and outputs, and they are equipped in thesame network element. CPSY-A has a RJ-45 connector for serviceterminal for NEMU use.

. CPAL-A

CPAL-A is a connector panel used for alarms. It has a horizontallayout and one D25 connector for EXAU/-A control, one D37connector for general current or voltage outputs, two D37connectors for voltage-controlled inputs, and one D25 connector forcurrent-controlled alarm inputs.

Figure 4. Interfaces from the back interface units of the equipment cabinet:CPSY-A (clock TSS3 0), CPSY-B (clock TSS3 1) and CPAL-A

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. CPSAL-B (in RNC only)

A connector panel type for external synchronisation and HW alarminterfaces.

. CPRLC-B (in RNC only)

A connector panel for STM-1/OC-3 interfaces with 16 pieces of LCconnectors.

. BIE1T

A back interface unit for E1/T1 balanced interfaces with 16 pieces ofRJ-45 connectors.

. BIE1T-A (in MGW only)

A back interface unit for E1 balanced interfaces with 8 pieces of RJ-45 connectors, two E1 interfaces via each RJ-45 connector.

. BIE1C

A back interface unit for E1 unbalanced interfaces with 32 pieces ofSMB connectors.




Figure 5. Interfaces from the back interface units of the equipment cabinet:CPRLC-B, BIE1C, BIE1T, and BIE1T-A

1.4 Interfaces from the cabling cabinet panels

In configurations that include a cabling cabinet, the connector panels forthe PDH/TDM interfaces are located on the panels of the cabling cabinet.The numbers of the PDH/TDM lines and the plug-in unit connectors theyconnect to are listed in Cable Lists for MGW and Cable Lists for RNC.

The cabling cabinet can be used for routing cables from the networkelement to the environment. Cables to the environment are routed throughfrom the front of the cabling cabinet.

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The cabling cabinet can be equipped with several panel types:

. CPBP

A blank panel for empty panel positions.

. CPLC36

A connector panel for STM-1/OC-3 and 1000 BASE-LX interfaceswith 36 pieces of LC connectors.

. CPSY

A connector panel for synchronisation with four BNC connectors andsix RJ-45 connectors for external synchronisation inputs andoutputs.

. CPAL

A connector panel for alarms with a vertical layout and one D25connector for EXAU/-A control, one D37 connector for generalcurrent/voltage outputs, two D37 connectors for voltage-controlledinputs, and one D25 connector for current-controlled alarm inputs.

. CPLAN-A

A connector panel for Local Area Network interfaces (10/100 BASE-T/TX and 1000 BASE-T), 32 pieces of RJ-45 connectors.

. CPETS-G (in MGW only)

A connector panel with 24 pieces of RJ-45 connectors. The panelsupports forty-eight E1 interfaces, two interfaces via each RJ-45connector.

. CPETS-E

A connector panel for 48 pieces of E1/T1 balanced (symmetrical)interfaces (twelve connector modules, each with four RJ-45connectors).

. CPETS

A connector panel for 32 pieces of E1/T1 balanced interfaces with32 pieces of RJ-45 connectors.

. CPETC-E

A connector panel for 48 pieces of E1 unbalanced interfaces, that is,twelve multicoaxial D-sub connectors, each with eight coaxialcontacts.

. CPETC-B




A connector panel for 32 pieces of E1 unbalanced interfaces and 64pieces of BT43 connectors.

Figure 6. Cabling cabinet panels

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1.5 Network Management Unit (NEMU) and serviceterminal interfaces

. VDU (SVGA/VGA) interface

VDU monitor connected to the front panel of the MCPC18/-B orMCPC2/-A plug-in unit; Windows 2000 compatible VGA connectorinterface.

. USB interface

The Windows 2000 compatible USB interface accepts the printer,mouse, or keyboard.

. Keyboard and mouse

Keyboard connected to the front panel of the NEMU plug-in unitMCPC2/-A; Windows 2000 compatible keyboard connector. Mouseconnected to the front panel of the NEMU plug-in unit MCPC2/-A;Windows 2000 compatible (serial) mouse connector.

. SCSI interface

External SCSI device (for instance, HD or MOD) connected to thefront panel of NEMU MCPC2/-A; external VDHCI connectorinterface.

Figure 7. Network interfaces on the NEMU plug-in units MCPC2/-A andMCP18/-B

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2 Network interfaces

2.1 PDH/TDM connector panels for E1 interfaces

There are five types of connector panels for the cabling cabinet:

. CPETS-G for E1 balanced PDH interfaces, ETSI

. CPETS-E for E1/T1 balanced PDH lines, ANSI

. CPETS for E1/T1 balanced PDH lines

. CPETC-E for E1 unbalanced PDH lines

. CPETC-B for E1 unbalanced PDH lines

There are three types of back interface units for connecting PDH lines:

. BIE1T-A for E1 balanced PDH interfaces, ETSI

. BIE1T for E1/T1 balanced PDH interfaces, ANSI

. BIE1C for E1 unbalanced PDH interfaces, ETSI

The back interface units BIE1T-A, BIE1Tand BIE1C are located at the rearof the equipment cabinet, directly behind the NIWU or NIP1 units that theyserve.

For information on cabling, see section Requirement specification forexternal cables.



Network interfaces

Figure 8. Back interface unit and connector panel equipping options

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2.1.1 CPETS-G, CPETS-E and CPETS

CPETS-G is a connector panel for the cabling cabinet, for 48 E1 balancedinterfaces. It consists of 4 connector bodies, each with six RJ-45connectors, each of which supports two E1 interfaces. The internal cabletype connecting the NIWU or NIP1 to CPETS-G is CPSM. The externalcable for CPETS-G is CNIB.

Figure 9. Connector panel CPETS-G for the cabling cabinet

CPETS-E is a connector panel for the cabling cabinet, for 48 pieces of E1/T1 balanced interfaces. The panel fitted to the panel plate consists oftwelve connector bodies, each with four RJ-45 connectors. The internalcable type connecting the NIWU or NIP1 to CPETS-E is CPSM. Theexternal cable for CPETS-E is CNIA or CNIS.

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Figure 10. Connector panel CPETS-E for the cabling cabinet

CPETS is a connector panel for the cabling cabinet, for E1/T1 balancedPDH interfaces. It consists of 32 pieces of RJ-45 connectors. The internalcable type between BIE1T and CPETS is CPT. The external cable forCPETS is CNIA or CNIS.

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Figure 11. Connector panel CPETS for the cabling cabinet

2.1.2 CPETC-E and CPETC-B

CPETC-E is a connector panel for the cabling cabinet for 48 pieces of E1unbalanced interfaces, providing isolation voltage of 500V. The panel fittedto the panel plate consists of twelve D-sub connector bodies, each witheight coaxial contacts. The internal cable type connecting NIWU or NIP1unit to CPETC-E is CPSM. The external cable for CPETC-E is CPRD.

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Network interfaces

Figure 12. Connector panel CPETC-E for the cabling cabinet

CPETC-B is a connector panel for the cabling cabinet, for E1 unbalancedPDH interfaces. It consists of 64 pieces of BT43 coaxial connectors. Theinternal cable type between BIE1C and CPETC-B (SMB/BT43) is CBTC(internal cabling).

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DN05160363 CPETC-E

RxTx RxTx RxTx RxTx

00

78 56 34 12

01 02 03



Figure 13. Connector panel CPETC-B for the cabling cabinet

2.1.3 BIE1T-A, BIE1T and BIE1C

BIE1T-A is a back interface unit for E1 balanced interfaces with eight RJ-45 connectors, two E1 interfaces via each RJ-45 connector.

BIE1T is a back interface unit for E1/T1 balanced interfaces that consistsof 16 pieces of RJ-45 connectors for 16 physical PDH lines.

BIE1C is a back interface unit for E1 unbalanced interfaces, with 32 piecesof SMB connectors for 16 physical PDH lines.

2.1.4 E1T48-A and E1C48-A

E1T48-A or E1C48-A are connector panels for PDH interfaces at the rearof the IC186 equipment cabinet. Connector panel E1T48-A contains 48pieces of RJ-45 connectors for 48 physical E1/T1 balanced interfaces tothe environment. Connector panel E1C48-A consists of 96 pieces of BT43coaxial connectors for 48 physical E1 unbalanced interfaces to theenvironment.

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

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08

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24

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DN0445768



Network interfaces

Figure 14. E1T48-A (upper) and E1C48-A (lower) connector panels for theIC186 equipment cabinet

Both E1T48-A and E1C48-A panels can be equipped and in the sameequipment cabinet at the same time, as long as each panel supports threenetwork interface plug-in units that have same type of connector interfaces(RJ-45 or BT43). This means that all of the three NIP1 or NIWU units thatthe E1T48-A or E1C48-A panel serves must use the connector type thatthe selected panel type serves.

The RNAC and RNBC/CAMA and CAMB cabinets have only five panelplaces for the PDH lines. The panels are numbered sequentially from topto bottom, starting from number 1. The connectors for the outgoing PDHlines on the panels also have numbers that run from left to right and top tobottom.

2.2 STM-1/OC-3 interfaces

2.2.1 Front panels of the NP8S1/-A/-B, NI4S1-B, IW1S1A and IW1S1 plug-in units

The NP8S1/-A/-B (NPS1P/NPS1), NI4S1-B (NIS1P/NIS1) and IW1S1A/IW1S1 (IWS1E/T) plug-in units have ITU-T G.957 S-1.1 STM-1/OC-3optical interfaces on the front panel. The transmission interface usessingle-mode fibre. The connector type is fibre optic LC duplex. The STM-1/

DN0136686

Tx

Tx

Rx

Rx



OC-3 interfaces are connected either directly from the front panel of theplug-in units or via connector panel CPLC36 in the cabling cabinet. In theRNC, it is also possible to route the connections via the CPRLC-B panel atthe rear of the RNAC.

Figure 15. Front panel of the NP8S1 plug-in unit

DN70182603 NP8S1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

STM-1 / STM-4

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx

STM-1

SERVICE TERMINAL

INTERFACES:

BACKPLANE:

- TIMING & SYNC

- HMS- POWER SUPPLY- SFU

- CLOCK REFERENCEOUTPUT TO TSS3

- LAN 1-5

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCTIEC/EN 60825-1



Network interfaces

Figure 16. Front panel of the NI4S1-B plug-in unit

NI4S1-B DN02179368

INTERFACES:

BACKPLANE:

- TIMING & SYNC- HMS- POWER SUPPLY- SFU- CLOCKREFERENCEOUTPUT TO TSS3

LAN (NOT USED)

STM-1

SERVICE TERMINAL



Figure 17. Front panel of the IW1S1/A plug-in unit

2.2.2 Connector panel CPLC36

CPLC36 is a connector panel in the cabling cabinet for optical interfaces,such as STM-1/OC-3. It has 36 pieces of duplex LC connectors. Theexternal and internal cable type used is CLCS or CSMA.

DN0490465

LAN (NOT USED)

SERVICE TERMINAL

BACK PLANE:

- TIMING & SYNC- HMS- POWER SUPPLY- MXU

INTERFACES:

STM-1

STM-1 REDUNDANT



Network interfaces

Figure 18. Connector panel CPLC36 in the cabling cabinet

2.2.3 Connector panel CPRLC-B

CPRLC-B is a connector panel in the RNC for STM-1/OC-3 interfaces. Ithas 16 pieces of LC connectors. CPRLC-B is equipped in the SRBI at therear of the cabinet, as shown in the figure below.

06 07 08 09 10 11

12 13 14 15 16 17

18 19 20 21 22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29

30 31 32 33 34 35

00 01 02 03 0504

CLASS1LASERPRODUCT

EN60825-1

1994

DN0445732

Opticalproduct

LC connector



Figure 19. Equipping the connector panel CPRLC-B

2.3 LAN/Ethernet interfaces

The local area network (LAN) interface using RJ-45 connectors is locatedon the front panels of the plug-in units of the MGW or RNC and theconnector panel of the cabling cabinet.

. Two optical LAN 1000 BASE-LX and two electrical LAN 1000 BASE-T interfaces from NP2GE (NPGEP/NPGE)

. One optical LAN 1000 BASE-LX (IPGOP), one electrical LAN 1000BASE-T (IPGEP), and eight electrical LAN 100 BASE-T (IPFEP)interfaces from IPFGE (IPNIUP, in MGW only)

. Twenty-four interfaces provided by the ESA24 plug-in unit

. Twelve interfaces provided by the ESA12 plug-in unit

SRBI-B

--

8 0

9 1

10 2

11 3

12 4

13 5

14 6

15 7

CPRLC-B

DN03463441

08

715



Network interfaces

2.3.1 Front panel of the NP2GE/-A plug-in unit

The NP2GE/-A plug-in unit is a network interface unit providing two opticalor electrical gigabit Ethernet interfaces. The connector type for1000BASE-LX is LC, whereas 1000BASE-T uses the RJ-45 connector.The optical 1000BASE-LX interfaces are connected either directly from thefront panel of the plug-in units or via connector panel CPLC36 in thecabling cabinet. The electrical 1000BASE-T interfaces are connectedeither directly from the front panel of the plug-in units or via connectorpanel CPLAN-A in the cabling cabinet.

Specifications for optical 1000-Base-LX interface:

. Optical output power: min -9dBm, max -3dBm

. Minimum input optical power: min -20dBm

. Maximum input optical power: min -3dBm



Figure 20. Front panel of the NP2GE plug-in unit

Table 1. Interfaces at the NP2GE/-A plug-in unit

FU Front panel connector Use

NPGE / NPGEP F (1000_BASE-T) 1000 BASE-T

NPGE / NPGEP F (1000_BASE-LX) 1000 BASE-LX

DN70182857 NP2GE-B, NP2GE-A, NP2GE

0

1

SERVICETERMINAL

CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCTIEC/EN 60825-1

1000BASE-T

1000BASE-LX

1000BASE-T

1000BASE-LX0

1

Tx

Rx

Tx

Rx



Network interfaces

2.3.2 Front panel of the IPFGE plug-in unit

The IPFGE plug-in unit is a network interface unit providing eight electricalFast Ethernet (100 Mbps) interfaces, one optical and one electrical gigabitEthernet. Only one of the gigabit interfaces can be used at a time (8 x fastEthernet, 1 x gigabit optical, or 1 x gigabit electrical). The connector typefor 1000BASE-LX is LC, whereas 1000BASE-T uses the RJ-45 connector.

Specifications for optical 1000-Base-LX interface:

. Optical output power: min -9dBm, max -3dBm

. Minimum input optical power: min -20dBm

. Maximum input optical power: min -3dBm



Figure 21. Front panel of the IPFGE plug-in unit

Table 2. Interfaces at the IPFGE plug-in unit

FU Front panel connector Use

IPGO / IPGOP 0 F (1000_BASE-LX) 1000 BASE-LX

IPGE / IPGEP 0 F (1000_BASE-T) 1000 BASE-T

IPFE / IPFEP 0 F 0-7 10/100 BASE-T/TX

IPFGE

LAN(Not used)

100BASE-TX

1000BASE-T

LED

1000BASE-LX

DN02180131

SERVICETERMINAL



Network interfaces

2.3.3 Front panels of the ESA24 and ESA12 plug-in units

An equipment cabinet is configured with either the ESA24 or ESA12 plug-in unit.

Figure 22. Front panel of the ESA24 plug-in unit

Table 3. Interfaces at the ESA24/ESA12 units

FU Connectors and their use

ESA24

(NEMU)

There are two front panel connectors for external use (out of the NE).

The other 22 LAN interfaces are in the backplane connectors, and they arefor the internal use of the NE.

ESA24 DN03451956

INTERFACES:

LAN

BACKPLANE:

- HMS (NOT USED)- POWER SUPPLY- LAN

SERVICE TERMINAL

- TIMING & SYNC(NOT USED)



Table 3. Interfaces at the ESA24/ESA12 units (cont.)

FU Connectors and their use

ESA12

(NEMU)

The two upper connectors in the front panel are for external use (out of theNE).

The other 10 LAN interfaces in the front panel are available for the internalLAN use of the NE.

2.3.4 Connector panel CPLAN-A

CPLAN-A is a connector panel in the cabling cabinet for LAN interfaces. Ithas 32 pieces of RJ-45 connectors. Each connector provides access toone LAN interface of various computer units.

Figure 23. Connector panel CPLAN-A

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DN0445756



Network interfaces



3 Maintenance interfaces

3.1 NEMU-specific maintenance interfaces

Table 4. Interfaces on the NEMU units

Plug-in unit/interface (connector) Use

MCP18/-B MCPC2/-A

ETH0

(back panel connector)

ETH0

(RJ-45)

For LAN use

ex to eth SW

ETH1


ETH1

(RJ-45)

for LAN use

ex to eth SW

4 X USB - for bootable device

for mouse, keyboard

for printer

- 1 x USB for printer

- 1 x PS/2 for keyboard and mouse

SVGA SVGA for VDU

- SCSI

(D68)

for bootable device

- RS1


serial port 1

- RS2


serial port 2



Maintenance interfaces

3.1.1 VDU (VGA) interface pinout

VDU monitor connected to the front panel of the MCPC2/-A; Windows NT-compatible VGA connector interface.

Table 5. SVGA interface pinout (D15)

Pin Signal Pin Signal

1 Red 9 NC

2 Green 10 GND

3 Blue 11 NC

4 NC 12 DDCDAT

5 GDN 13 H-sync

6 DACGND 14 V-sync

7 DACGND 15 DDCCLK

8 DACGND

3.1.2 USB interface pinout

The Windows NT-compatible USB interface accepts a printer, mouse orkeyboard.

Table 6. USB interface pinout (4 pins)

Pin Signal

Mechanical solder lug Shield ground

1 +5 V

2 Data -

3 Data +

4 GND

Mechanical solder lug Shield ground



3.1.3 Keyboard and mouse pinout

Keyboard connected to the front panel of (NEMU) MCPC2/-A; WindowsNT-compatible keyboard connector. Mouse connected to the front panel of(NEMU) MCPC2/-A; Windows NT compatible (serial) mouse connector.

Table 7. Keyboard and mouse pinout (6 pins)

Pin Signal

1 Mouse data

2 Keyboard data

3 GND

4 +5 V

5 Mouse clock

6 Keyboard clock

3.1.4 SCSI interface pinout

External SCSI device (example HD or MOD) connected to the front panelof (NEMU) MCPC2/-A; external VHDCI connector interface.

Table 8. SCSI interface pinout (D68)

Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal

1 +DB (12) 24 +ACK 47 -DB(7)

2 +DB (13) 25 +RST 48 -DB(P)

3 +DB (14) 26 +MSG 49 GND

4 +DB (15) 27 +SEL 50 GND

5 +DB (P1) 28 +C/D 51 TERMPWR

6 +DB(0) 29 +REQ 52 TERMPWR

7 +DB(1) 30 +I/O 53 RESERVED

8 +DB(2) 31 +DB(8) 54 GND

9 +DB(3) 32 +DB(9) 55 -ATM

10 +DB(4) 33 +DB(10) 56 GND

11 +DB(5) 34 +DB(11) 57 -BSY

12 +DB(6) 35 -DB(12) 58 -ACK




Table 8. SCSI interface pinout (D68) (cont.)


13 +DB(7) 36 -DB(13) 59 -RST

14 +DB(P) 37 -DB(14) 60 -MSG

15 GND 38 -DB(15) 61 -SEL

16 DIFFSENS 39 -DB(P1) 62 -C/D

17 TERMPWR 40 -DB(0) 63 -REQ

18 TERMPWR 41 -DB(1) 64 -I/O

19 RESERVED 42 -DB(2) 65 -DB(8)

20 GND 43 -DB(3) 66 -DB(9)

21 +ATN 44 -DB(4) 67 -DB(10)

22 GND 45 -DB(5) 68 -DB(11)

23 +BSY 46 -DB(6)

3.1.5 LAN interface pinout

Table 9. LAN/Ethernet interface pinouts (RJ-45) for CPU, AL2S, CDSP andESA24/ESA12 plug-in units

Pin Signal

1 Transmit + (Tx+)

2 Transmit - (Tx-)

3 Receive + (Rx+)

4

5

6 Receive - (Rx-)

7

8



3.2 Service terminal interface

The RS232 interface using the RJ-45 connector is located on the frontpanel of certain units. The interface is used for logging into and foraccessing the service terminal.

. One interface provided by NP2GE/-A, NI16P1A, NP8S1/-A, CDSP,NI4S1-B, IW16P1, IW16P1A, IW1S1, IW1S1A, AL2S and SF20Hplug-in units

. Two interfaces provided by CPU plug-in units, SF10, MX1G6/-A,MX622, and MCPC2/-A

Table 10. Service terminal interface pinout (RJ-45)

Pin Signal

1 DTR Data terminal ready

2 TxD Transmit data

3 GND

4 GND

5 RxD Receive data

6 DSR Data set ready

7 CTS Clear to send

8 RTS Request to send






4 Connector panels for external alarm andsynchronisation interfaces

Depending on the equipment installed, the external alarm andsynchronisation interfaces are provided by different types of connectorpanels:

. CPAL-A and CPAL are for external alarm signals and for the externalalarm unit, EXAU/-A

. CPSY-A, CPSY-B and CPSY are for synchronisation

. CPSAL/-B is for both alarms and synchronisation

CPAL-A, CPSY-A, CPSY-B and CPSAL/-B are back panels of theequipment cabinet.

CPAL and CPSY are equipped in the cabling cabinet.

4.1 CPAL/-A and CPSAL/-B for alarm interfaces

Connector panels CPAL/-A and CPSAL/-B for alarms have one D25connector for EXAU/-A control, one D37 connector for general current orvoltage outputs, two D37 connectors for voltage-controlled inputs, and oneD25 connector for current-controlled alarm inputs.



Connector panels for external alarm and synchronisation interfaces

Figure 24. Connector panels CPAL/-A and CPSAL/-B for alarm interfaces

Table 11. Voltage-controlled alarm inputs 1 (D37)


1 VAL0 14 GND 27 VAL13

2 GND 15 VAL7 28 GND




CPAL ALARMOUTPUTTO EXAU

ALARMOUTPUT

VOLTAGECONTROLLEDALARM INPUTS


1 2

DN05160636

1 2 1 2

1 23 4 3 4

SYM SYM

ASYM ASYMSYM

IN 2M OUT 2MIN 64k

ALARMOUTPUTTO EXAU

ALARMOUTPUT



21

CPSAL/-B

CPAL-A

TOEXAU

ALARMOUTPUTS


VOLTAGE CONTROLLEDALARM INPUTS

1

2



Table 11. Voltage-controlled alarm inputs 1 (D37) (cont.)



7 VAL3 20 GND 33

8 GND 21 VAL10 34

9 VAL4 22 GND 35

10 GND 23 VAL11 36

11 VAL5 24 GND 37

12 GND 25 VAL12

13 VAL6 26 GND

Table 12. Voltage-controlled alarm inputs 2 (D37)


1 VAL16 14 GND 27 VAL29


3 VAL17 16 GND 29 VAL30


5 VAL18 18 GND 31 VAL31


7 VAL19 20 GND 33

8 GND 21 VAL26 34

9 VAL20 22 GND 35

10 GND 23 VAL27 36

11 VAL21 24 GND 37

12 GND 25 VAL28

13 VAL22 26 GND

Table 13. Current-controlled alarm inputs (D25)


1 CAL0 14 GND




Table 13. Current-controlled alarm inputs (D25) (cont.)


2 GND 15 CAL7

3 CAL1 16 GND

4 GND 17

5 CAL2 18

6 GND 19

7 CAL3 20

8 GND 21

9 CAL4 22

10 GND 23

11 CAL5 24

12 GND 25

13 CAL6 26

Table 14. Alarm outputs to the External Alarm Unit (EXAU/-A) (D25)


1 AL0 14 GND

2 GND 15 AL7

3 AL1 16 GND

4 GND 17 AL8

5 AL2 18 GND

6 GND 19 AL9

7 AL3 20 GND

8 GND 21 AL10

9 AL4 22 GND

10 GND 23 AL11

11 AL5 24 GND

12 GND 25

13 AL6 26



Table 15. Alarm outputs (D37)


1 ALO0 14 GND 27 ALO13

2 GND 15 ALO7 28 GND





7 ALO3 20 GND 33

8 GND 21 ALO10 34

9 ALO4 22 GND 35

10 GND 23 ALO11 36

11 ALO5 24 GND 37

12 GND 25 ALO12

13 ALO6 26 GND

4.2 CPSY-A, CPSY-B, CPSY and CPSAL/-B forsynchronisation interfaces

Connector panels CPSY-A, CPSY-B, CPSYand CPSAL/-B consist of BNCconnectors and RJ-45 connectors for external synchronisation inputs andoutputs.




Figure 25. Connector panels CPSY-A, CPSY-B, CPSY and CPSAL/-B for alarmand synchronisation interfaces

DN05160648

CPSY-B

IN64k

IN2M

OUT2M

OUT 2M IN 2M

SYMASYMEXT2

Default

CPSY

1 2 1 2

SYM SYM

3 4 1 2 3 4

SYM ASYMASYM

2M 64k 2MIN IN OUT

Default

1 2 1 2

1 23 4 3 4

SYM SYM

ASYM ASYMSYM

IN 2M OUT 2MIN 64k

ALARMOUTPUTTO EXAU

ALARMOUTPUT



21

CPSAL/-B

Default

CPSY-A

IN64k

IN2M

OUT2M

OUT 2M IN 2M

SYMASYMEXT1

ETH

Default



Table 16. External synchronisation inputs and outputs

In Out Note

BNC BNC Default

BNC RJ-45 Optional

RJ-45 BNC Optional

RJ-45 RJ-45 Optional

It is possible to receive the line timing synchronisation from the externaloutput connectors on the synchronisation connector panel. Alternatively, ifthe line timing available in the network interface units is not used, the inputconnectors on the panel are also suitable for this purpose.

For cabling instructions, see Cable Lists for RNC and Cable Lists forMGW.

4.2.1 External inputs and outputs

IN 64K/IN 2M synchronisation interfaces

. Coaxial BNC connectors (unbalanced)

Two BNC connectors IN 2M provide two unbalanced inputinterfaces.

. RJ-45 connectors (balanced)

Two RJ-45 connectors provide balanced input interfaces for 2Msignals IN 2M, whereas two RJ-45 connectors provide balancedinput interfaces for 64K signals IN 64K.

Table 17. Synchronisation interface pinout (RJ-45)

Pin Signal

1 64K/2M IN A / Receive + (Rx+)

2 64K/2M IN B / Receive - (Rx-)

3–8 No signal




OUT 2M synchronisation interface

. Coaxial BNC connectors (unbalanced)

Two BNC connectors OUT 2M provide two unbalanced (ASYM)output interfaces.

. RJ-45 connectors (balanced)

Two RJ-45 connectors provide two balanced output interfaces for2M signals OUT 2M.

Table 18. Synchronisation (OUT 2M) interface pinout (RJ-45)

Pin Signal

1–3 No signal

4 2M OUT A / Transmit + (Tx+)

5 2M OUT B / Transmit - (Tx-)

6–8 No signal



5 Requirement specification for externalcables

5.1 E1 and T1 balanced (symmetrical) PCM

If the cabling cabinet is not used, E1 balanced (symmetrical) PCM cablesare connected to the BIE1T-A, BIE1T or E1T48-A interface panel, and ifthe cabling cabinet is used, the cables are connected to the CPETS-G,CPETS-E or CPETS interface panel.

Cable specifications

. Connector:. RJ-45 connector. Shielded construction. Gold plating on the contacts (0.76 µm). UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. Multi-cable (4 or more) bundled assembly. Nominal impedance: 120 ± 15 Ω for E1 and 100 ± 15 Ω for T1. E1 data transmission protocol specifies 6 dB as maximum

attenuation. AWG 26 or AWG 24 conductors. Continuous pair twisting. VW-1 materials. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70° C



Requirement specification for external cables

Table 19. Cable CNIA E1 (120 Ω) component codes

Item Code

Connector 5461630

Plastic part 7333689

Cable (multi-cable) 7131850

Table 20. Cable CNIS T1 (100 Ω) component codes

Item Code

Connector 5461630


Cable (single-cable) 7131860

Table 21. Cable CNIB (120 Ω) component codes

Item Code

Connector 5461630


Cable (multi-cable) 7131851

Table 22. RJ-45 connector pinouts (CNIA/CNIS)

Position Signal, generic names Wire pair #

1 Receive - (Rx-) 2

2 Receive + (Rx+) 2

3 n.c.

4 Transmit - (Tx-) 1

5 Transmit + (Tx+) 1

6 n.c.

7 n.c.

8 n.c.



Table 22. RJ-45 connector pinouts (CNIA/CNIS) (cont.)


n.c. = not connected

Table 23. RJ-45 connector pinouts (CNIB)


1 Receive - (Rx-) 2

2 Receive + (Rx+) 2

3 Receive - (Rx-) 3



6 Receive + (Rx+) 3



Figure 26. Example of CNIA cable assembly

CONNECTOR

DN00206525

1 2 3 4




Figure 27. Connecting a PCM E1 cable to a connector, CNIS (example)

5.2 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables

There are three different connector types of unbalanced (coaxial) cablesdepending on the interface panel. SMB connectors are used with BIE1Cinterface panel and BT43 connectors are used with the CPETC-B andE1C48-A panels. Multicoaxial D-sub connectors are used with CPETC-E.The BIE1C panel is equipped in the equipment cabinet, whereas theCPETC-B and CPETC-E panels are equipped in the cabling cabinet. TheE1C48-A panel is equipped in the equipment cabinet.

5.2.1 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables with the CPETC-E panel

There are twelve D37 multicoaxial connector bodies on the CPETC-Einterface panel. Each D37 connector body has eight unbalanced (coaxial)connector contacts. Balanced (120Ω) to unbalanced (75Ω) transformationis carried out on the CPETC-E panel.

8

MODULAR CONNECTOR

SLEEVE

CABLE

IDENTIFICATIONSTICKER

DN98339941




. Connector:. Connector D37 body with unbalanced (coaxial) contacts. Gold plating on the contacts (minimum for centre contact 1.27

µm, minimum for outer contact 0.76 µm). UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. Impedance 75 ± 3 Ω. Multicoaxial cable. E1 data transmission protocol specifies 6dB as maximum

attenuation. VW-1 material. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3. Operating temperature from 0º C to 70º C

Table 24. Component codes for the unbalanced (coaxial) CPRD cable

Item Code

Connector body 5436732

Connector contact 5463552

Jack screw 5461696

Case 5461984

Multicoaxial cable 7134984

Figure 28. D37 connector body with unbalanced (coaxial) contacts (1=pin,2=ring)

A7A8 A5A6 A3A4 A1A2

DN05160651

1

2




Table 25. D37 connector pinouts

Pin Function

A8-1 TxTip_0

A8-2 TxRing_0

A7-1 RxTip_0

A7-2 RxRing_0

A6-1 TxTip_1

A6-2 TxRing_1

A5-1 RxTip_1

A5-2 RxRing_1

A4-1 TxTip_2

A4-2 TxRing_2

A3-1 RxTip_2

A3-2 RxRing_2

A2-1 TxTip_3

A2-2 TxRing_3

A1-1 RxTip_3

A1-2 RxRing_3

5.2.2 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables with the BIE1C panels

If the cabling cabinet is not used, E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables areconnected to the BIE1C interface panel. The BIE1C interface panels haveSMB connectors and are located at the rear of the cabinet behind theNI16P1A and/or IW16P1 plug-in units.


. Connector:. SMB connector, 50 Ω. Gold plating on the contacts (minimum for centre contact 1.27

µm, minimum for outer contact 0.76 µm). UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. Impedance 75 ± 3 Ω. Single or multicoaxial cable



. E1 data transmission protocol specifies 6dB as maximumattenuation

. VW-1 material

. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3

. Operating temperature from 0º C to 70º C

Table 26. Component codes for unbalanced (coaxial) cable

Item Code

Connector 5426008

Connector sleeve 5421434

Cable 7134962


Figure 29. Example of E1 multicoaxial cable with SMB connectors

5.2.3 E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables with the E1C48-A or CPETC-B panel

The E1C48-A interface panels are located at the rear of the cabinet. If thecabling cabinet is used, E1 unbalanced (coaxial) cables are connected tothe CPETC-B interface panel. The CPETC-B interface panels have BT43connectors, and are located in the cabling cabinet.

CONNECTOR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DN0557322





. Connector:. BT43 connector, 75 Ω. Gold plating on the contacts (minimum for centre contact 1.27

µm, minimum for outer contact 0.76 µm). Recommended: UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. Impedance 75 ± 3 Ω. Single or multicoaxial cable. E1 data transmission protocol specifies 6dB as maximum

attenuation. VW-1 material. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70° C

Table 27. Component codes for unbalanced (coaxial) cable

Item Code

Connector 5425506

Connector sleeve 5421434

Cable 7134962




Figure 30. Example of E1 multicoaxial cable with BT43 connectors

5.3 Alarm output to EXAU/-A

If the cabling cabinet is not used, the alarm output cable to the EXAU/-A isconnected to the CPAL-A or CPSAL/-B panel, whereas if the cablingcabinet is used, the cable is connected to the CPAL panel.


. Connector:. 25 pos. D-sub male connector. Shielded construction. Gold plating on the contacts (0.76 µm). UL94 V-0 materials

. Connector hood:. Connector hood must be shielded. Side entry for cable. UNC 4/40 thumb screws. Maximum height of hood 50 mm

. Cable:. AWG 26 or AWG 24 conductors. Minimum 12 twisted pairs

CONNECTOR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

DN0557334




. Shielded construction, screening effectiveness > 35dB at1GHz

. VW-1 materials


. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70° C

Table 28. Cable CNDC (version A01) component codes

Item Code Note

Connector 5433649

Connector shell 5438878

Cable bushing 5438884

Cable 8 x 2 7131862 1)

1) Due to the 8 x 2 cable, only AL07 – AL7 alarm signals are connected.

Table 29. Cable CNDC (version A02) component codes

Item Code Note

Connector 5433649



Cable 12 x 2 7131864 1)

1) Due to the 12 x 2 cable, alarm signal AL0 – AL11 are connected.Version A02 cable is needed when alarm signals AL6 – AL11 need to bechained. Only EXAU-A has the chaining feature.

The EXAU-A unit has an alarm output connector, allowing it to chain two ormore EXAU-A units so that alarms coming from the network element canbe displayed on two or more EXAU-A units.

The tables below describe the connector pinouts for the following cases:



. Displaying alarms on EXAU-A or EXAU: connecting the alarm cablefrom CPSAL/-B to EXAU/-A

. Displaying the same alarms on two EXAU-A units: chaining EXAU-A1 to EXAU-A 2 with a direct cable

. Displaying alarms AL00 to AL05 on EXAU 1 and alarms AL06 toAL11 on EXAU-A 2: chaining EXAU-A 1 to EXAU-A 2 with acrossover cable

For more information on EXAU-A and the chaining principles, see theEXAU-A plug-in unit description in MGW product documentation.

Table 30. Connector pinouts for a cable from CPSAL/-B to EXAU/-A or EXAU-A 1 to EXAU-A 2 with a direct cable

Position -CPSAL orEXAU-A 1

Signal Position -EXAU/-A orEXAU-A 2

Wire pair #

1 AL0 1 1

2 GND 2 1

3 AL1 3 2

4 GND 4 2

5 AL2 5 3

6 GND 6 3

7 AL3 7 4

8 GND 8 4

9 AL4 9 5

10 GND 10 5

11 AL5 11 6

12 GND 12 6

13 AL6 13 7

14 GND 14 7

15 AL7 15 8

16 GND 16 8

17 AL8 17 9

18 GND 18 9

19 AL9 19 10

20 GND 20 10

21 AL10 21 11




Table 30. Connector pinouts for a cable from CPSAL/-B to EXAU/-A or EXAU-A 1 to EXAU-A 2 with a direct cable (cont.)

Position -CPSAL orEXAU-A 1

Signal Position -EXAU/-A orEXAU-A 2

Wire pair #

22 GND 22 11

23 AL11 23 12

24 GND 24 12

25 – 25 –

Table 31. Connector pinouts for a cable from EXAU-A 1 to EXAU-A 2 with acrossover cable

Position -EXAU-A 1

Signal Position -EXAU-A 2

Wire pair #

1 AL0 13 1

2 GND 14 1

3 AL1 15 2

4 GND 16 2

5 AL2 17 3

6 GND 18 3

7 AL3 19 4

8 GND 20 4

9 AL4 21 5

10 GND 22 5

11 AL5 23 6

12 GND 24 6

13 AL6 1 7

14 GND 2 7

15 AL7 3 8

16 GND 4 8

17 AL8 5 9

18 GND 6 9

19 AL9 7 10

20 GND 8 10



Table 31. Connector pinouts for a cable from EXAU-A 1 to EXAU-A 2 with acrossover cable (cont.)

Position -EXAU-A 1

Signal Position -EXAU-A 2

Wire pair #

21 AL10 9 11

22 GND 10 11

23 AL11 11 12

24 GND 12 12

25 – 25 –

Figure 31. Example of alarm cable to the EXAU/-A

5.4 Alarm input cable

If the cabling cabinet is not used, the alarm output cable is connected tothe CPAL-A or CPSAL/-B panel, and if the cabling cabinet is used, thecable is connected to the CPAL panel.


. Connector:. 37 pos. D-sub male connector. Shielded construction. Gold plating on the contacts (0.76 µm). Recommended: UL94 V-0 materials

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. Connector hood:. Shielded construction. Side entry for cable. UNC 4/40 thumb screws. Maximum height of hood 55 mm (cable exits from side of

hood)

. Cable:. AWG 26 or AWG 24 conductors. Minimum 16 twisted pairs. Shielded construction, screening effectiveness > 35dB at

1GHz. VW-1 materials. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70º C

Table 32. Component codes for alarm output cable

Item Code

Connector 5437752


Strain relief 5434144

Cable 20 x 2 7131866

Table 33. Connection pinouts for voltage-controlled alarm input

Position Signal Wire pair #

1 ALO0 1

2 GND 1

3 ALO1 2

4 GND 2

5 ALO2 3

6 GND 3

7 ALO3 4

8 GND 4

9 ALO4 5

10 GND 5



Table 33. Connection pinouts for voltage-controlled alarm input (cont.)


11 ALO5 6

12 GND 6

13 ALO6 7

14 GND 7

15 ALO7 8

16 GND 8

17 ALO8 9

18 GND 9

19 ALO9 10

20 GND 10

21 ALO10 11

22 GND 11

23 ALO11 12

24 GND 12

25 ALO12 13

26 GND 13

27 ALO13 14

28 GND 14

29 ALO14 15

30 GND 15

31 ALO15 16

32 GND 16

33 – –

34 – –

35 – –

36 – –

37 – –




Figure 32. Example of alarm output cable

5.5 Voltage-controlled alarm input

If the cabling cabinet is not used, the voltage-controlled alarm input cableis connected to the CPAL-A or CPSAL/-B panel, and if the cabling cabinetis used, the cable is connected to the CPAL panel. The panels have twoD37 connectors for voltage-controlled alarm inputs.



. Connector hood:. Shielded construction. Side entry for cable. UNC 4/40 thumb screws. Maximum height of hood 55 mm (cable exits from side of

hood)


1GHz

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. VW-1 materials


. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70º C

Table 34. Component codes for voltage-controlled alarm input cable

Item Code

Connector 5437752


Strain relief 5434144

Cable 20x2 7131866

Table 35. Connection diagram for voltage-controlled alarm input


1 VAL0 / VAL16 1

2 GND 1

3 VAL1 / VAL17 2

4 GND 2

5 VAL2 / VAL18 3

6 GND 3

7 VAL3 / VAL19 4

8 GND 4

9 VAL4 / VAL20 5

10 GND 5

11 VAL5 / VAL21 6

12 GND 6

13 VAL6 / VAL22 7

14 GND 7

15 VAL7 / VAL23 8

16 GND 8

17 VAL8 / VAL24 9

18 GND 9

19 VAL9 / VAL25 10

20 GND 10




Table 35. Connection diagram for voltage-controlled alarm input (cont.)


21 VAL10 / VAL26 11

22 GND 11

23 VAL11 / VAL27 12

24 GND 12

25 VAL12 / VAL28 13

26 GND 13

27 VAL13 / VAL29 14

28 GND 14

29 VAL14 / VAL30 15

30 GND 15

31 VAL15 / VAL31 16

32 GND 16

33 – –

34 – –

35 – –

36 – –

37 – –

Figure 33. Example of voltage-controlled alarm input cable

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5.6 Current-controlled alarm input

If the cabling cabinet is not used, the current-controlled alarm input cable isconnected to the CPAL-A or CPSAL/-B panel, and if the cabling cabinet isused, the cable is connected to the CPAL panel.



. Connector hood:. Shielded construction. Side entry for cable. UNC 4/40 thumb screws. Maximum height of hood 50 mm


1GHz. VW-1 materials. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70º C

Table 36. Component codes for cable CNDC

Item Code

Connector 5433649



Cable 8 x 2 7131862




Table 37. Connection diagram for current-controlled alarm input


1 CAL0 1

2 GND 1

3 CAL1 2

4 GND 2

5 CAL2 3

6 GND 3

7 CAL3 4

8 GND 4

9 CAL4 5

10 GND 5

11 CAL5 6

12 GND 6

13 CAL6 7

14 GND 7

15 CAL7 8

16 GND 8

17 – n.c.

18 – n.c.

19 – n.c.

20 – n.c.

21 – n.c.

22 – n.c.

23 – n.c.

24 – n.c.

25 – n.c.




Figure 34. Example of current-controlled alarm input cable

5.7 Asymmetrical external synchronisation

If the cabling cabinet is not used, the asymmetrical externalsynchronisation cable is connected to the CPSY-A, CPSY-B or CPSAL/-Bpanel, and if the cabling cabinet is used, the cable is connected to theCPSY panel. The panels have input connectors for 2M or 1.5Masymmetrical synchronisation signals and output connectors for 2M or1.5M asymmetrical synchronisation signals.


. Connector:. Male BNC. Shielded construction. Gold plating on the contacts (minimum centre contact 1.27 µm,

minimum outer contact 0.76 µm). Recommended: UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. Unbalanced (coaxial) (for example BT 3002). Impedance 75 ± 3 Ω. VW-1 materials. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70º C

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Table 38. Component codes for asymmetrical external synchronisation cable

Item Code

Connector 5420160

Cable 7130200

Figure 35. Example of asymmetrical external synchronisation cable

5.8 Symmetrical external synchronisation

If the cabling cabinet is not used, the symmetrical external synchronisationcable is connected to the CPSY-A, CPSY-B or CPSAL/-B panel, and if thecabling cabinet is used, the cable is connected to the CPSY panel. Thepanels have input connectors for 2M or 1.5M and 64K symmetricalsynchronisation signals and output connectors for 2M or 1.5M symmetricalsynchronisation signals.


. Connector:. Shielded RJ-45. Gold plating on the contacts (0.76 µm). Recommended: UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. Minimum 1 twisted pair. Nominal impedance: 120 ± 15Ω for E1 and 100 ± 15Ω for T1

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. E1 data transmission protocol specifies 6dB as maximumattenuation

. AWG 26 or AWG 24 solid conductors

. Continuous pair twisting

. VW-1 materials



Table 39. Cable CNIA E1 component codes (120Ω, receive and transmitsignals connected)

Item Code

Connector 5461630


Cable 7131850

Table 40. 64K / 2M / 1.5M symmetrical synchronisation input connectorpinouts


1 64K/2M IN A / Receive + (Rx+) 1

2 64K/2M IN B / Receive - (Rx-) 1

3 n.c.

4 n.c.

5 n.c.

6 n.c.

7 n.c.

8 n.c.


Table 41. 2M / 1.5M symmetrical synchronisation output connector pinouts


1 n.c.

2 n.c.




Table 41. 2M / 1.5M symmetrical synchronisation output connector pinouts(cont.)


3 n.c.

4 2M OUT A / Transmit + (Tx+) 1

5 2M OUT B / Transmit - (Tx-) 1

6 n.c.

7 n.c.

8 n.c.


Figure 36. Example of symmetrical external synchronisation cable

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5.9 10Base-T/100Base-TX


. Connector:. Shielded RJ-45. Gold plating on the contacts (1.27 µm). UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. S-FTP (foil shield twisted pair) construction. Category 5. AWG 26 (or AWG 24) conductors. Meets EN 50288-2-2 standard. VW-1 materials. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3. Halogen-free materials. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70º C

Table 42. Component codes for CNIX (cross-connected) or CNI (straight)cable

Item Code

Connector 5461634

Cable 7131860

Table 43. Cross-connected cable

Pos. Signal, genericnames

EIA/TIA 568Acrossed wiring

Pos. Signal, genericnames

1 Receive + (Rx+) White/green 3 Transmit + (Tx+)

2 Receive - (Rx-) Green/white 6 Transmit - (Tx-)

3 Transmit + (Tx+) White/orange 1 Receive + (Rx+)

4 Blue/white 7

5 White/blue 8

6 Transmit - (Tx-) Orange/white 2 Receive - (Rx-)

7 White/brown 4

8 Brown/white 5




Figure 37. Example of LAN cable

5.10 1000Base-T

Gigabit Ethernet cabling is connected to the IPFGE plug-in unit orconnector panel CPLAN-A.


. Connector:. Shielded RJ-45. Gold plating on the contacts (1.27 µm). Recommended: UL94 V-0 materials

. Cable:. S-FTP construction. Category 5e. AWG 26 (or AWG 24) conductors. Meets the EN 50288-2-2 standard. VW-1 materials. Flammability: IEC 332-1 or IEC 332-3

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CABLE


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. Halogen-free materials


Table 44. Connector pinouts

Pos. No. Signal Wire colour (EIA 568-B)

1 TP0+ White/orange

2 TP0- Orange

3 TP1+ White/green

4 TP2+ Blue

5 TP2- White/blue

6 TP1- Green

7 TP3+ White/brown

8 TP3- Brown

Figure 38. Example of LAN cable

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5.11 Optical STM-1

If the cabling cabinet is not used, optical STM-1 fiber is connected to theCPRLC-B panel (RNC), or directly to the front panel of the plug-in unit(MGW). If the cabling cabinet is used, the fiber is connected to theCPLC36 connector panel or to the front panel of the plug-in unit in theequipment cabinet.


. Connector:. Duplex LC according to GR-326 and IEC 60874. Mating durability for 200 reconnects, insertion loss change <

0.2dB. Maximum insertion loss 0.3dB. SPC finish. Return loss > 45dB. Zirconia ferrule. Efficiency of strain relief > 80N. UL94V-0

. Boot:. 90° angle boot (minimum requirement at the MGW or RNC

connection end). Maximum installation height 70 mm. UL94V-0

. Cable:. 9/125 µm single mode fibre. Attenuation: ≤ 0,5 dB / Km at λ = 1310 nm and ≤ 0.4 dB / Km at

λ = 1550 nm. Cable must fulfill ITU-T G.652 for interface type STM-1 optical

(ITU-T G.957, table 1). Cable must fulfill ATM 155 Mb/s. Duplex type. UL VW-1 or UL94V-0. Fibre cables must be provided with a common secondary

overall jacket which will not slide along the cables. Maximum cable outer diameter 6.6 mm. Minimum bending radius during installation < 65 mm. Minimum bending radius in service < 43 mm (according to IEC

794-1-E11)



. Crush resistance (briefly) > 500 N/cm. According to IEC 794-1-E3

. Crush resistance (continuous) > 100 N/cm


Table 45. Cable types for single-mode optical cables

Cable type Boot Connection

CSM One end with straight boot and theother with 90º angle boot

straight

CSMA Both boots are 90º straight

Figure 39. Example of a single-mode optical cable

5.12 1000Base-LX (optical)

Gigabit Ethernet cabling is connected to the IPFGE plug-in unit. If thecabling cabinet is used, the Ethernet cable is connected to the CPLC36interface panel.

30 5

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B





. Connector. Duplex LC according to GR-326 and IEC 60874. Mating durability for 200 reconnects, insertion loss change <

0.2dB. Maximum insertion loss 0.3dB. SPC finish. Return loss > 45dB. Zirconia ferrule. Blue colour. Efficiency of strain relief > 80N. UL94V-0

. Boot. 90° angle boot. Maximum installation height 70 mm. UL94V-0

. Cable. 9/125 µm single mode fibre. Attenuation: ≤ 0,5 dB / Km at λ = 1310 nm and ≤ 0.4 dB / Km at

λ = 1550 nm. Cable must fulfill ITU-T G.652 for interface type STM-1 optical

(ITU-T G.957, table 1). Cable must fulfill ATM 155 Mb/s. Duplex type. UL VW-1 or UL94V-0. Fibre cables must be provided with a common secondary

overall jacket which will not slide along the cables. Maximum cable outer diameter 6.6 mm. Minimum bending radius during installation < 65 mm. Minimum bending radius in service < 43 mm (according to IEC

794-1-E11). Crush resistance (briefly) > 500 N/cm. According to IEC 794-1-

E3. Crush resistance (continuous) > 100 N/cm. Operating temperature from 0° C to 70º C



Table 46. Cable types for single-mode optical cables

Cable type Boot Connection

CSM One end with straight boot and theother with 90º angle boot

straight

CSMA Both boots are 90º straight

Figure 40. Example of a single-mode optical cable

5.13 Reference standards and directions

. ATM 155 Mb/s

. EN 50288-2-2

. GR-326

. IEC 332-1

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. IEC 332-3

. IEC 754-1

. IEC 794-1

. IEC 874-1

. IEC 60874

. IEC 61754-20-4

. ITU-T G.652

. TIA/EIA-568

. UL94V-0

. UL VW-1

. GR253



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