1626 LM Boards - Description

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Upon completion of this module, you should be able to:
Describe the faceplate and the main features of the Alcatel-Lucent 1626 LM R 5.0B boards
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1 Boards overview 1.1 User access and related boards 1.2 R/TR-OADM and related boards 1.3 Line amplifier and related boards 1.4 NE management and related boards 2 User access and related boards description 2.1.1 TRBD11y1 faceplate 2.1.2 TRBD11y1 functional description 2.2.1 TRBD4xy2 faceplate 2.2.2 TRBD4312 functional description 2.2.3 TRBD4412 and TRBD4612 functional description 2.3.1 TRBC1111 faceplate 2.3.2 TRBC1111 functional description 2.4.1 TRBC4x12 faceplate 2.4.2 TRBC4x12 functional description 2.5.1 PMDC4000 faceplate 2.5.2 PMDC4000 functional description 2.6.1 OCPU2104 faceplate 2.6.2 OCPU2104 functional description 2.7.1 OCPU2100 faceplate 2.7.2 OCPU2100 functional description 2.8.1 PSCU3000 faceplate 2.8.2 PSCU3000 functional description 2.9.1 2xGBE_FC faceplate All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2009 135 Product Overview Boards Description 2.9.25.0B Operation and Maintenance 2xGBE_FC functional description 1626 LM (Light Manager) R 2.10.1 ETHC1000 faceplate 2.10.2 ETHC1000 functional description 2.11.1 CMDX1010 faceplate 2.11.2 CMDX1012 faceplate 2.11.3 CMDX1052 faceplate 2.11.4 CMDX10yz functional description 2.12.1 HOST1001 faceplate 2.12.2 HOST1001 functional description 2.13.1 BMDX1x00 faceplate 2.13.2 BMDX1y00 functional description 2.14.1 OMDX8100_x faceplate 2.14.2 OMDX8100_x functional description 2.15.1 OMDX4100_chx-chy faceplate 3 R/TR-OADM and related boards description 3.1.1 OADC1102 faceplate 3.1.2 OADC1102 functional description 3.2.1 WMAN1100 faceplate 3.2.2 WMAN1100 functional description 3.3.1 OCNC1220 faceplate 3.3.2 OCNC1220 functional description 3.4.1 OCNC1230 faceplate 3.4.2 OCNC1230 functional description 3.5.1 OCNC1240 faceplate 3.5.2 OCNC1240 functional description 3.6.1 OCNC1280 faceplate 3.6.2 OCNC1280 functional description 3.7.1 OADC1100 faceplate 3.7.2 OADC1100 functional description 3.8.1 OADC1300 faceplate 3.8.2 OADC1300 functional description Page 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67
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3.9.1 TDMX1180 faceplate 3.9.2 TDMX1180 functional description 3.10.1 WMAN3x74 faceplate 3.10.2 WMAN3x74 functional description 3.10.3 WMAN3x74 configuration description 3.11.1 OADC1750 faceplate 3.11.2 OADC1750 functional description 3.12.1 OADC0104 faceplate 3.12.2 OADC0104 functional description 4 Line amplifier and related boards description 4.1.1 ALCT1010 faceplate 4.1.2 ALCT1010 functional description 4.2.1 LOFA11y0 faceplate 4.2.2 LOFA11y0 functional description 4.2.3 LOFA11y1 functional description 4.3.1 BOFA1000 faceplate 4.3.2 BOFA1000 functional description 4.4.1 BOFA2000 faceplate 4.4.2 BOFA2000 functional description 4.5.1 EMPM1000 faceplate 4.5.2 EMPM1000 functional description 5 NE management and related boards description 5.1.1 ESCT2000 faceplate 5.1.2 ESCT2000 functional description Alcatel-Lucent 2009 All Rights Reserved 136 Product Overview Boards Description 5.1.35.0B Operation and Maintenance ESCT2000_SC faceplate 1626 LM (Light Manager) R 5.2.1 OSCU1010 faceplate 5.2.2 OSCU1010 functional description 5.2.3 2Mb/s supervision frame structure 5.3.1 USIB1000 faceplate 5.3.2 USIB1000 functional description 5.4.1 HSKU1000 & HSKU1100 faceplates 5.4.2 HSKU1000 & HSKU1100 functional descriptions 5.5.1 RAIU1000 & RAIU1100 faceplates 5.5.2 RAIU1000 & RAIU1100 functional descriptions 5.6.1 PSUP1000 faceplate 5.6.2 PSUP1000 functional description 5.7.1 FANS1000 faceplate 5.7.2 FANS1000 functioning 5.8.1 FANS2000 faceplate 5.8.2 FANS2000 functioning Page 68 69 70 71 72 74 75 76 77 79 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 90 91 93 94 95 96 98 99 100 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113
Discover
According to trainer instructions, discover the boards in one or more shelves belonging to the training model:
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NE:
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Discover [cont.]
From the student guide, in the present Module, list the 1626 LM boards in the following table according to their purpose
Transponders Amplifiers and Mux/Demux and related related
Protection
Management and alarms
Environment and user services
Board(s)
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1 Boards overview
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1 Boards overview
1.1 User access and related boards

Board Acronym
TRBD11y1 TRBD4x12 TRBC4x12
Board height
Tall Tall Tall Tall
Board width (slot)

3 1 1 3
Maximum quantity 16 4
Generic shelf
Slot # 3 to 18 3 to 18
TRBC1111 PMDC4000 OCPU210z 2xGBE_FC PSCU3000
16 16 8 1 4
3 to 18 3 to 18
Medium Medium Medium Tall Tall Small
Tall
1 1
3 to 18 3 to 18 39
CMDX10yz BMDX1x00 HOST1001
ETHC1000
Medium Medium
12 2 2
16
OMDX4100_chx-chy Medium
1 3 12
OMDX8100_x
2 to 19
2 to 19
3 to 18
3 to 18
3 to 18
3 to 18
3 to 18
CMDX 1
To/from transponders With / without Eth. / FC boards With / without O-SNCP protection
LOFA11y0_Unidir Booster
CMDX 2 ALCT CMDX 12
1
BMDX1000
VOA 2
OSC To/fro m WDM line
2 VOA
1
OSC
LOFA11y0_Unidir Preamplifier
1 Boards overview
1.2 R/TR-OADM and related boards

Board Acronym
WMAN1100 OCNC1280 OADC1300 TDMX1180 OADC1102
Board height
Small Small Tall
Board width (slot)

1 3 1 1 1 4 4 1 1
Maximum quantity (*) 2
Generic shelf
Slot # 23 to 38 23 to 38 3 to 18 2 to 19 3 to 18 3 to 18 23 to 38 2 3 to 18
OCNC12y0 (**)
Medium Medium Tall Tall
(*) 1 1
(*)
(*)
WMAN3x74 OADC1750 OADC0104
Medium Small
(*)
(*): Refer to the examples in System general description/1626 LM system layout part of this documentation. (**): OCNC12y0 refers to OCNC1220, OCNC1230 and OCNC1240.
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LOFA11y0_Unidir OCNC1230 1 OSC VOA 2
LOFA11y0_Unidir Up to 96 at 10Gb/s Up to 80 at 40Gb/s OADC0104 WMAN 3174 1 VOA 2 OSC

ALCT
To TRBD/TRBC (up to 72) OADC1750 4:1 1: 2 OADC1100
From TRBD/TRBC (up to 72) WMAN 3174

Up to 4 Up to 32
OCNC1230
Up to 4
4:1
2
VOA
LOFA 1110
To/from TRBD/TRBC (up to 8) OADC130 0 8:1 OADC1750

Up to 4 Up to 32
TDMX1180
OADC1300
1:8
Up to 4
x8 4:1
4:1
To/from TRBD/TRBC (up to 8)
1 Boards overview
1.3 Line amplifier and related boards

Board Acronym
ALCT1010 BOFA1000 LOFA11yz
Board height
Medium Medium Medium Medium Medium
Board width (slot)

1 1 1 1 1
Generic shelf
Slot # 3 to 18 2 to 20 2 to 20 3 to 18
Maximum quantity 2
Compact shelf
Slot # 2 to 5
EMPM1000
BOFA2000
(*) (*) 4
3 to 18
2 to 5
(*) To be analyzed case by case according to the network planning design.
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CMDX 1
LOFA11y0_Unidir Booster
To/from transponders With / without Eth. / FC boards
CMDX 2
1
BMDX1000
VOA
2
OSC To/fro m WDM line
ALCT
With / without O-SNCP protection
2 VOA
1
OSC
LOFA11y0_Unidir Preamplifier
CMDX 12
1 Boards overview
1.4 NE management and related boards

Board Acronym
ESCT2000_SC OSCU10yz RAIU1000 USIB1000 ESCT2000
Board height
Medium Medium Small Small Small Small Small (**) (**) Small
Board width (slot)

1 1 1
Generic shelf
Slot # 1 1
Maximum quantity 1
Compact shelf
Slot # 1 2 to 6
Medium
1 1 1 1 1 1
HSKU1100 PSUP1000 FANS1000
HSKU1000
RAIU1100
1 1
23 to 38 23 to 38 23 to 38 21, 40 41 22, 39 22, 39
3 to 18
7 to 10 7 to 10 7 to 10 11, 12 13
1 1 (*) 2
1 (*) 1 2
(*) More than one board can be inserted in the shelf. Refer to the dedicated board description pages in this documentation part for more details. (**) Dedicated slots. Refer, for more details, to: - the examples in System general description/1626 LM system layout part of this documentation
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FANS2000
(**) (**)
TRU
P P W W R R P P W W R R
PP W W R R
Top Rack Unit Fiber storage

PP W W R R
11
22
33
44
55
66
77
88
99
1 11 0 11 1 0
11 2 2
11 3 3
11 4 4
11 5 11 6 5 6
11 7 7
11 8 11 9 8 9
22 0 0
11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 1 11 0 11 1 0 11 2 2 11 3 3 11 4 4 11 5 1 6 5 16 11 7 7 11 8 11 9 8 9 22 0 0
FANS
F aa n F n
Air deflector
P P W W R R P P W W R R
PP W W R R
FANS
F aa n F n
Air deflector
PP W W R R
11
22
33
44
55
66
77
88
99
1 11 0 11 1 0
11 2 2
11 3 3
11 4 4
11 5 11 6 5 6
11 7 7
11 8 11 9 8 9
22 0 0
11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 1 11 0 11 1 0 11 2 2 11 3 3 11 4 4 11 5 1 6 5 16 11 7 7 11 8 11 9 8 9 22 0 0
FANS
F aa n F n
1320 CT
P P W W R R
PP W W R R
FANS
F aa n F n
Air deflector
P P W W R R
Air deflector
PP W W R R
11
22
33
44
55
66
77
88
99
1 11 0 11 1 0
11 2 2
11 3 3
11 4 4
11 5 11 6 5 6
11 7 7
11 8 11 9 8 9
22 0 0
11
22
33
44
55
66
77
88
99
1 11 0 11 1 0
11 2 2
11 3 3
11 4 4
11 5 1 6 5 16
11 7 7
11 8 11 9 8 9
22 0 0
FANS
F aa n F n
FANS
F aa n F n
Links between PSUP and TRU

Links between RAIU and TRU
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2 User access and related boards description
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2.1 TRBD11y1
2.1.1 TRBD11y1 faceplate

Generic shelf Board SL Slots OTS
3 to 18 TRBD1121 TRBD1121 TRBD1131
TRBD1111 TRBD1121 TRBD1131
TRBD1191 * TRBD1191 * Interconnecting ETHC1000 and TRBD1191 via the back plane saves some cabling on the boards front side. To be able to do this, the boards must be inserted in a shelf according to a given rule. Refer to the Optical channel configuration for more details.
1 3 18
LED
LED Color
Meaning
2.1 TRBD11y1
2.1.2 TRBD11y1 functional description

WDM optical module
Clock
B&W optical module
4
O/E+ clock & data recovery
4
E/O
G709 framing
Performance monitoring
FEC
4
E/O VOA
4
O/E VOA
Colored Laser with locker Power supply function
Local Management & Alarms
Electrical Data stream Optical Colored signal Management Bus Power supply
Hardware board information
Management board
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TRBD11y1 (TRiButary Direct) can support 1+1 O-SNCP, loop-backs, OTU-2/ODU-2 Trail Trace Identifier, transport of one User Data Channel at 2Mb/s (G.703) through WDM signal G.709 overhead (RJ45 connector). TRBD1111 is a bidirectional 3R G709 transponder supporting a VSR (I-64.1) B&W optical interface and a 10.709Gbps colored WDM optical interface (NRZ), tunable according to the board type over 8 frequencies or the full extended C-Band, with 50GHz spacing. It provides UNI at 9.9532Gbps and NNI with OTU2 10.709Gbps B&W interface. The WDM emitter consists of a LiNbO3 Mach-Zenhder modulator and a laser. TRBD1131 is the same as TRBD1111. The main difference is B&W interface is dedicated to 10GbEthernet LAN PHY, with a 10GBASE-LR (10Km reach, 1310nm) B&W interface at 10.31Gbps (UNI only). Moreover WDM bit rate is 11.09Gbps. TRBD1121 is the same as TRBD1111. The only difference is the B&W interface, its a S64.2b one.
The TRBD1191 MLSE is a new 10 Gb/s transponder introduced to minimize the regeneration points on WDM links where the PMD introduced by the optical transmission fiber cable is high. In fact all other 10 Gb/s TRBD versions of the 1626LM are able to tolerate up to 10 ps of PMD accumulated along the link, the TRBD1191 MLSE can tolerate up to 24 ps of PMD thanks to electronic post-processing of the received signal based on Maximum Likelihood Sequence Estimation (MLSE) technology. The TRBDwxyz/TRBCwxyz naming rule is as follows : x stands for signal type: 6 (NRZ P-DPSK), 7 (CSRZ DPSK) w stands for bit rate : 1 (10Gb/s), 4 (40Gb/s) 1 (NRZ), 2 (RZ), 3 (PSBT), 4 (NRZ-DPSK), 5 (RZ-DPSK),
TRBD1191 is a bidirectional G.709 transponder with high sensitivity receiver. LiNbO3 Mach-Zenhder colored interface, NRZ modulation, Enhanced FEC. The BW client interface is provided by an XFP module. According to XFP plugged, the client interface can be VSR, S-64.2b, L-64.2, 10G BASE-S, 10G BASE-L or 10G BASE-E. It is the universal transponder, tunable over the whole extended C-band. It provides either User to Network Interface or Network to Network Interface.
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y stands for client interface type: 1 (intra-office (I64.1 or VSR-2000)), 2 (short haul (S64.2b)), 3( 10GBase-LR), 9 (pluggable user interface)
2.2 TRBD4xy2
2.2.1 TRBD4xy2 faceplate

Generic shelf Board SL Slots OTS
3, 7, 11 or 15
Power RXA TXA OOS
TRBD4312
BW TX RX
RJ45 G.703 WDM RX Mon1 Unused RX WDM TX WDM
IN VOA OUT VOA
Upper part
1 3 20
xy
The TRBD4xy2 board is 3 slots wide and tall height. It can be inserted on the following slots : [3,4, 5],
[7,8, 9], [11,12, 13], and [15,16, 17]. Slots 6, 10, 14 & 18 are reserved for optional BOFA when required by configuration or for 10Gb/s transponders or PMDC upgrade .
2.2 TRBD4xy2
2.2.2 TRBD4312 functional description
UFEC
1 3 21
The Tributary Transponder board (TRBD4xy2) is a bi-directional optical transport interface. The architecture of the board makes it available for many different applications. The first optical interface bi-directional is the Line interface. This interface is the connection to the network, and is accomplished by a colored single wavelength on the WDM module. Each wavelength on the Line interface is then multiplexed into a single fiber and sent to the network (Tunable on the band C). This network is a proprietary network based on the G.709 interface, refer to [x] ITU-T Recommendation G.709. The rate is 43.018413 Gb/s with the standardized Reed Salomon RS(255,239) or proprietary Ultra FEC.
The second optical interface bi-directional is the Client interface. This interface is the connection of a single wavelength on the client network with the B&W module. The G.709 FEC requirement is accomplished by an ASIC (UFEC40G).
The Client line carries SDH/SONET standards at 39.81320 Gb/s, called STM-256/OC-768 and can support bit rate 43.018413 Gb/s.
For TRBC application, the B&W DB is replaced by a Concentrator card.
The board TRBD can receive different daughter boards allowing to support different modulation format, PSBT, DPSK, P-DPSK, . They are pluggable.
For the DPSK application, the WDM Daughter Board is replaced by an optical interface.
For TRBD4312, Daughter board MiniROFA is connected at the input pigtail of the PSBT module in order to improve the sensitivity and to guarantee a constant optical power.
2.2 TRBD4xy2
2.2.3 TRBD4412 and TRBD4612 functional description
UFEC
1 3 22
The Tributary Transponder board (TRBD4xy2) is a bi-directional optical transport interface. The architecture of the board makes it available for many different applications. There is a VOA in external access (input and output optical connector on front panel. Different optical units are implied : one bidirectional B&W interface, and one bidirectional WDM interface into transponder TRBD with: The UFEC40G is a multi-rate multiple forward error correction device supporting SONET/SDH, OTN and Clear Channel applications.
B&W side, the signal is compliant STM-256/OC-768 at 39.81320 Gb/s. WDM side, the signal is OTU-3 at 43.018413 Gb/s.
TRBD4312 [C band PSBT; Grid = 50GHz; Up to 80x40 Gb/s] Client side : External client (OPNEXT) Line side : PSBT / Mini ROFA Daughter Board TRBD4412 [C band DPSK; Grid = 100GHz; Up to 40x40 Gb/s] Client side : External client (OPNEXT) Line side : DPSK Daughter Board odd channel (Ch Max=195900 - Ch Min=192100; Grid=200GHz) or even channel (Ch Max=196000 - Ch Min = 192000; Grid=200GHz) TRBD4612 [C band P-DPSK; Grid = 50GHz; Up to 80x40 Gb/s] Client side : External client (OPNEXT) Line side : P-DPSK Daughter Board (Ch Max=196000 - Ch Min=192000 or Ch Max=195850 - Ch Min=192050 or Ch Max=195900 - Ch Min=192100 or Ch Max=195950 - Ch Min=191950; Grid=200GHz)
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2.3 TRBC1111
2.3.1 TRBC1111 faceplate

Generic shelf Board Slots
TRBC1111
3 to 18
Upper part Lower part
1 3 24
LED
LED Color
Meaning
2.3 TRBC1111
2.3.2 TRBC1111 functional description

Clock 1 6
WDM optical module
FEC Performance Monitoring G709 Framing

ASIC
E/O
VOA
1 6
WDM RX
VOA
Colored Laser with locker
Local Management & Alarms

Power supply function
Hardware board information
Electrical Data stream Optical Colored signal Management Bus Power supply
Management board
1 3 25
TRBC : TRiButary Concentrator. TRBC1111 can support 1+1 O-SNCP, loop-backs, OTU-2/ODU-2 Trail Trace Identifier, RS-Trace Identifier (J0), transport of one User Data Channel at 2Mb/s (G.703) through WDM signal G.709 overhead (RJ45 connector). TRBC1111 is a bidirectional 3R G709 transponder concentrating 4 B&W STM16/OC48 optical signals (TDM concentrator) in a 10.709Gbps coloured WDM optical interface (NRZ), tunable over the whole extended C-Band. It provides UNI at 2.488Gbps or NNI with OTU1 2.666Gbps B&W interface. The WDM emitter consists of a LiNbO3 Mach-Zenhder modulator and a laser. The four incoming signals can be asynchronous.
TRBC111 can use SFP modules, type I-16.1, S-16.1, L-16.1 or L-16.2, for B&W interfaces (see Section 3 Appendix).
2.4 TRBC4x12
2.4.1 TRBC4x12 faceplate

Power RXA TXA OOS RJ45 G.703 U1_Tx U1_Rx WDM RX Mon1 Unused RX WDM TX WDM IN VOA OUT VOA
TRBC4x12
3 to 18
U2_Tx U2_Rx
U3_Tx U3_Rx
U4_Tx U4_Rx
1 3 26
2.4 TRBC4x12
2.4.2 TRBC4x12 functional description
UFEC
1 3 27
The TRBC4x12 is the concentrator version 4 x 10Gb/s board This unit contains a FEC encoding and decoding operator standard RS(255,239) compliant with G.709 and
The G.709 frame Overhead Och are managed, extracted and inserted by the FPGA of the board, called VIKINGS.
Different optical units are implied : four bidirectional B&W interfaces and one WDM interface into the Concentrator TRBC: 1 to 4 B&W sides, the signal is compliant STM-64/OC-192, OTU2,10GELAN. WDM side, the signal is OTU-3 at 43.018413 Gb/s.
Client side : Concentrator Daughter Board
TRBC4412 [C band DPSK; Grid=100Grid; Up to 40x40 Gb/s]
Line side : DPSK Daughter Board odd channel (Ch Max=195900 - Ch Min=192100; Grid=200GHz) or even channel (Ch Max=196000 - Ch Min=192000; Grid=200GHz) TRBC4612 [C band P-DPSK; Grid=50GHz; Up to 80x40 Gb/s] Client side : Concentrator Daughter Board Line side : P-DPSK Daughter Board (Ch Max=196000 - Ch Min=192000 or Ch Max=195850 - Ch Min=192050 or Ch Max=195900 - Ch Min=192100 or Ch Max=195950 - Ch Min=191950; Grid=200GHz)
2.5 PMDC4000
2.5.1 PMDC4000 faceplate

Board Generic shelf Slots
Extractor Handle
PMDC4000
3 to 18
IN OUT
Extractor Handle
1 3 28
2.5 PMDC4000
2.5.2 PMDC4000 functional description

Polarization controller Polarization controller
DAC DAC DAC

A B A B A B
D AC D AC DAC
A B A B A
O FA
H i B il
H iB il
P o la r i m e t e r
O p tic a l o u tp u t T IA
D AC D AC DAC
D AC D AC DAC
ADC
ADC
ADC
ADC
RI E C ID T est T HW_CFG bus Loc al SP I 0 SN AKE Local SPI 1 C IB O R G ( c p ld ) SP I D SP
FPGA
D SP
SPI bus
F l a sh / /
B a c kp a ne l
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The PMDC4000 is a card, specifically designed to extend the PMD tolerance of 40 Gbs signals. In fact the PMD tolerated by PSBT, DPSK and P-DPSK 40 Gbs modulation formats is 2.5 ps and in case of long transmission distances on old fiber infrastructures this value can be easily exceeded. The PMDC4000 increases the tolerance of 40 Gbs modulation formats up to 8 ps, similar to 10 Gbs signals. The 1626 LM PMDC4000 is be based on double-stage optical compensation technology, with feedback taken by the state-of-polarization (SOP) of the compensated signal. Basically the PMDC4000 consist of the polarization controller, a HiBi (high brifringent fiber) element and a polarimeter to measure the state of polarization. The control algorithm has to adjust the polarization so that the SOP (State-of-polarization) at the input of HiBi (high brifringent fiber) element generates polarization modes delays within the HiBi element for DGD at the input of the PMDC itself. The PMDC4000 is located before the TRBC4x12, TRBD4412 and TRBD4612. Optical signal is NRZ-DPSK and NRZ PDPSK. The PMDC4000 works in C band. The PMDC4000 can be associated to any type of 40Gb/s transponder, in any configurations below : 40Gb/s Unprotected Transponder shelf configuration Mixed 40Gb/s & 10Gb/s Unprotected Transponder shelf Optical Protection OSNCP for TRBD 40 Gb/s Transponder with OCPU2 protection units ROADM LH Transponder Shelf @ 40Gb/s TR-OADM Transponder Shelf without protection @ 40Gb/s TR-OADM 40 Gb/s transponder shelf with protection For all these configurations, PMDC will be installed in an external shelf. On a case by case basis, if space in available in the shelf where the transponders are located, PMDC4000 units can also be installed.
2.6 OCPU2104
2.6.1 OCPU2104 faceplate

OCPU2104
3 to 18
Mid part
Upper part
1 3 30
2.6 OCPU2104
2.6.2 OCPU2104 functional description

OCPU2104
Splitter
Transponders Main
Sub-board 1 Coupler
WDM Sides Spare
B&W user sides

Sub-board 2
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The OCPU2104 contains optical components for inclusion into two separate B/W Client input and output paths, to and from 2 X two protected Transponders (called 1main, 1spare, 2main, 2spare). The OCPU2104 houses a pair of optical splitters that fit into the two TX paths, and two optical couplers that are fitted into two RX output paths from Protected Transponders. Note: The above figure details only the sub-board 1 optical connections. The 1x2 optical couplers/splitters fitted to the OCPU2104 have a nominal optical power splitting ratio of 50/50%, (where in the case of the splitters 50% of the applied optical power is fed to the Protected Transponder main, and 50% is fed to the protected Transponder spare), for use in a protection system with a 1+1 O-SNCP configuration. In the RX direction, the OCPU2104 shall never receive both signals at the same time; the transponders which are connected to it arbitrate among themselves in order to have one transponder B&W output active, and the other one in shutdown; by this mechanism it is not necessary to use a SWITCH on OCPU2104, but it is enough to use the coupler, always receiving at most one active input. The coupler/splitter devices used in this unit are specified to operate at both client wavebands identified as1530-1565nm and 1290-1330nm. The 1x2optical coupler/splitters are specified to offer the lowest maximum insertion loss (2.7 to 3.9dB). The same device is used for both the coupler and splitter. No alarm is raised by this module.
2.7 OCPU2100
2.7.1 OCPU2100 faceplate

OCPU2100
3 to 18
MonP1 (P1 Tx W1) Mon W1 (P1 Tx P1) MonP2 (P2 Tx W2) Mon W2 (P2 Tx P2)
Out Trib#1 (P1 Tx W1) Out Prot#1 (P1 Tx P1) Main In#1 (P1 Tx) Main Out#1 (P1 Rx) In Trib#1 (P1 Rx W1) In Prot#1 (P1 Rx P1) Out Trib#2 (P2 Tx W2) Out Prot#2 (P2 Tx P2) Main In#2 (P2 Tx) Main Out#2 (P2 Rx) In Trib#2 (P2 Rx W2) In Prot#2 (P2 Rx P2)
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2.7 OCPU2100
2.7.2 OCPU2100 functional description
Transponder #1
Transponder #2
1 3 33
The OCPU2100 is a bi-directional unit acting as a connection point for an Equipment Protection system. In the OCPU2100, the unit contains two separate tap coupler/splitter devices to be inserted into Client Black & White traffic feeds, allowing a portion of each incoming signal to be tapped off for passage to the Equipment Protection system. Optical Switches select which of two inputs are fed back to the Client from the Equipment. One switch input feeds in from the normal path, this is referred to as Path 1. The other input feeds from the Protecting path, this is referred to as Path 2. The Unit is designed so the Optical switches are controlled by the Protection Switch Controller- via backplane connections. All optical components used in the OCPU 210X are specified for Dual-Band operation, offering comparable performance in the 1290-1330 and 1530-1565nm bands. This allows the unit to operate at:
1) VSR2000 2R1 (1290-1330nm) and, 2) S64.2b. (1530-1565nm)
3) If OCPU2100 Insertion loss performance wavelength ranges comply, other transmission formats may be supported. The OCPU2100 incorporates two optical switches, and two optical splitters with a coupling ratio of 50/50%. It also incorporates 4 optical ports for monitoring function.
2.8 PSCU3000
2.8.1 PSCU3000 faceplate

Generic shelf Board Slot
39
PSCU3000
PSCU3000 can manage only one OCPU2100 (2 switches) and 2 OSCU (each switch can be associated with 1 OSCU). PSCU3000 is required for OMSP Protection, in a shelf containing LOFA, OSCU and OCPU2 boards involved in the protection scheme.
1 3 34
LED
LED Color
Meaning
2.8 PSCU3000
2.8.2 PSCU3000 functional description
Control Logic
Remote inventory ECID Combining diodes SPIDER
LEDs Combining diodes
1 3 35
The PSCU3000 currently works as a slave to the OSCU. It acts as an interface between the OSCU and OCPU2100 within a shelf involved in protection. It performs the following functions:
collects alarm information (signal fail) from the OSCU,
monitors the channel selectors (OCPU2100), the bridge switch switches (OCPU2100)
required position information of OCPU2100 and OSCU, and sends the necessary commands to the
2.9 2xGBE_FC
2.9.1 2xGBE_FC faceplate

Board
2xGBE_FC
Generic shelf
Slots
3 to 18
Upper part Lower part
1 3 36
Name
Meaning
2.9 2xGBE_FC
2.9.2 2xGBE_FC functional description
CDR
MUX/DEMUX
1 3 37
2xGBE_FC : concentrator which aggregates two Gigabit Ethernet client signals at 1.25Gb/s or two Fibre Channel at 1.0625Gb/s into a STM16/OC48 frame, via GFP mapping and Virtual Concatenation. It is optically connected, according to the provisioned interface, either to a TRBC or an MCC30 (if B&W line interface) or a CMDX (if WDM line interface). - Four interfaces/ports are present on client side, but only two can be used (U1 and U2 on the front plate). plate). - Two interfaces/ports are present on line/aggregate, but only Line 2 can be used (W on the front - All the interfaces/transceivers are external SFP pluggable modules so that they can be alternated according to the different applications. Refer to the last Section of this training manual for SFPs list. Clients mixing on the same board is not possible: only 2xGbE or 2xFC is possible in the same board. The mapping of clients is Transparent GFP (GFPT). VC47v is used for Gigabit Ethernet VC46v is used for Fibre Channel. The Line interface supports: The Virtual Concatenation uses a fixed number of VC4 :
multi-rate DWDM pluggable modules (SFP), APD type.
B&W STM16/OC48 pluggable modules (SFP): I16.1, S16.1 and L16.2. In this case the board needs to be connected to a B&W port of a transponder (TRBC, MCC30) to obtain a WDM signal. Each Client interface (U1 and U2 connectors on the front plate) provides the connection to the clients of the network. GbESX, GbELX, FCL B&W SFPs can be plugged on clients interfaces.
2.10 ETHC1000
2.10.1 ETHC1000 faceplate

Generic shelf Board Slots Lower part
ETHC1000
3 to 18 *
Upper part
* Interconnecting ETHC1000 and TRBD1191 via the back plane saves some cabling on the boards front side. To be able to do this, the boards must be inserted in a shelf according to a given rule. Refer to the Optical channel configuration for more details.
1 3 38
User10 Tx (out)** User10 Rx (in)** User11 Tx (out)** User11 Rx (in)** User12 Tx (out)** User12 Rx (in)**
Name
Meaning
2.10 ETHC1000
2.10.2 ETHC1000 functional description
1 3 39
ETHC1000 : The ETHC1000 unit is an Ethernet concentrator which can aggregate up to nine Gigabit Ethernet client signals at 1 .25Gbps into a 10 GbE WAN frame at 9.95 Gb/s, in pointtopoint applications, via Layer 2 switch. It can be optically connected to the client interface of a TRBD or connected to the TRBD1191 through the equipment back plane. Twelve interfaces/ports are present on client side. Two interfaces/ports are present on line/aggregate side. When all client ports are used, the related traffic must be spread over the two aggregate sides with no more than 9 client signals per side. Jumbo frames are supported on client side : up to 9600 bytes per frame. All the client interfaces/transceivers are external SFP pluggable modules. The Line interfaces/transceivers are external XFP pluggable modules. The Line (L1 and L2 connectors on the front plate, Port #13 and Port#14 in CT view) ) bidirectional optical interfaces host B&W optical modules, so they need to be linked to a B&W port of a transponder (TRBD) to obtain a WDM signal to be multiplexed into a single fibre and sent to the network. The following 10 GbE WAN B&W pluggable modules (XFP) are supported: I64.1/10GbE base L S64.2b/10GbE base E Each Client interface (P1 to P12 on the front plate) provides the connection to the clients. GbESX and GbELX B&W SFPs can be plugged on clients interfaces. The Layer 2 switch tags the up to nine Ethernet streams with a VLAN ID, then aggregates the different streams and send them, over a XGMII interface, to one (or both) 10 GbE transceiver. The 10 GbE transceiver provides the entire IEEE 802.3ae, including PMD, PMA and PCS with 64B/65B encoding decoding. Its serial output is 10 GbEthernet WAN (9.953 Gb/s).
2.11 CMDX10yz
2.11.1 CMDX1010 faceplate

CMDX1010
2 to 19
Upper part
Lower part
1 3 40
LED
LED Color
Meaning
2.11 CMDX10yz

CMDX1012
2 to 19 *
Mon_OUT Mon_IN 1st CH_IN 1st CH_OUT 2nd CH_IN 2nd CH_OUT 3rd CH_IN 3rd CH_OUT 4th CH_IN 4th CH_OUT 5th CH_IN 5th CH_OUT 6th CH_IN 6th CH_OUT
7th CH_IN 7th CH_OUT 8th CH_IN 8th CH_OUT MUX_OUT DEMUX_IN
* CMDX1012 card provides fixed Mux/Demux functionality for TRBD4612 with 50GHz channel spacing
1 3 41
2.11 CMDX10yz

CMDX1052
2 to 19 *
* HOST1001 and CMDX4100 are associated to get CMDX1052. CMDX1052 card provides fixed Mux/Demux functionality for TRBD4412 with 100GHz channel spacing
Mon_OUT Mon_IN 1st CH_IN 1st CH_OUT 2nd CH_IN 2nd CH_OUT 3rd CH_IN 3rd CH_OUT 4th CH_IN 4th CH_OUT MUX_OUT DEMUX_IN
1 3 42
CMDX1052 LED Name MAB DAB INI
LED Color Yellow
Managed by
the Shelf Controller the Shelf Controller the optical module
Meaning
Yellow
indicate abnormal conditions at one or more multiplexer inputs
Yellow
indicate abnormal conditions at demultiplexer input. Indicates CMX and/or CDX are in the Initialisation state and are not yet at operating temperature. Available only with AWG technology module
2.11 CMDX101yz
2.11.4 CMDX10yz functional description

Input 1 1 Output monitor
Input 8 1
Photo detector 1 Photo Detector 8
C M X
Photo detector
8 Combined output
Output 1 1
8
Combined
C D X
input
8 APSD signal
Output 8 1
Photo detector
Management Management
DC Power Supply
1 3 43
CMDX1010 is a 8 channel Mux/Demux @ 50GHz for Long Haul terrestrial and submarine links. It multiplexes/demultiplexes 8 colored optical signals to/from a single port connected to the BMDX. CMDX1012 (8 Channel Mux/Demux @ 50GHz whose Mux has same filter shape as its Demux (for P-DPSK)) is a bidirectional unit used for multiplexing and demultiplexing in each of the 12 block paths. In the multiplexing direction the unit multiplexes 8 (resp.12) optical channels from transmitters to one single optical output which is routed to either a 12:1 band mux/demux unit. In the demultiplexing direction the unit receives a WDM signal from BMDX before demultiplexing the signal into 8 (resp. 12) channel outputs and then routing the channels to the relevant receiver. On each of the input ports and the output port of the Multiplexer, there is a tap coupler and a photo detector and there is also an optical monitor port at the output side. On the input port of the Demultiplexer, there is a tap coupler and a photo detector. These photo detectors measure the respective optical power via the tap coupler and feed the power level signals to the on board FPGA.x The CMDX1012 component uses AWG (Arrayed Waveguide Grating) technology and is a dedicated card for TRBD4612 and TRBC4612. CMDX1052 is a 4 channel Mux/Demux @ 100GHz. Its a dedicated card for TRBD4412 and TRBC4412. Naming rules for CMDXwxyz : w: big functional or structural differences Today for all multiplexers/demultiplexers this is 1 x: today for all CMDX this is 0 y: grid 1: stands for 50GHz grid 2: stands for 40GHz grid 3: stands for 33GHz grid 4: stands for 25GHz grid z: minor modifications 0: AWG technology 1: long haul applications
2.12 HOST1001
2.12.1 HOST1001 faceplate

Extractor Handle
HOST1001
2 to 19 *
* HOST1001 and CMDX4100 are associated to get CMDX1052. CMDX1052 card provides fixed mux/demux functionality for TRBD4412 with 100GHz channel spacing
Extractor Handle
1 3 44
HOST1001 LED
Meaning
2.12 HOST1001
2.12.2 HOST1001 functional description

EEPROM EEPROM Temperature sensor
Remote Inventory ECID
SPIDER: SPI INTERFACE +3.3V +5V Micro cut off detection Internal Power supplies
Backplane connector +48V Card presence
SPI Bus
Control board Electrical connector

SPI Bus
Optical connectors on Front Panel
Power supply
Microcontroller
Power detection Alarm interface Module EEPROM
Pluggable module function
1 3 45
The above diagram shows the main function blocks of the board on which the optical module is plugged and interfaced. The HOST1001 is a mezzanine board designed from 1626 R5.0A. It is a main board that can manage one optical pluggable module as CMDX1012 module (4 channels Mux/Demux 100 GHz) for example. The pluggable optical modules that can be used with the HOST1001 are Mux/Demux modules. This unit is equipped with SPIDER, ECID, Remote Inventory, Temperature Sensor, DC-DC converter, Power Supply micro failure detection. All the main signals from the modules (alarms, module presence) are interfaced and accessible from HOST1001 through SPI link or registered into SPIDER.
2.13 BMDX1x00
2.13.1 BMDX1x00 faceplate

3 to 18 *
BMDX1000 BMDX1100
Upper part * The Automatic Laser Control can be configured in Dynamic mode to regulate the output power of the BMDX board. In such a case, the ALCT and BMDX boards must be inserted & declared according to the table shown below. Refer to ALCT1010 description for more details. Lower part
1 3 46
LED
LED Color
Meaning
The Dynamic mode of the ALC can be used when the ALCT and BMDX boards are inserted and declared according to the following table:
ALCT slot # BMDX slot #
3 6
4 5 5 4
7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 7 14 13 12 11 18 17 16 15
3 10 9
2.13 BMDX1y00
2.13.2 BMDX1y00 functional description

Input 1 Output monitor
B M X
Input 12
Photo detector 1 Photo detector 12
Photo detector
Combined output
Output 1
12
B D X
Combined
Photo detector
input
Output 12
APSD signal
Management
DC Power Supply
1 3 47
BMDX1000 is a Band (12:1) Mux / (1:12) Demux used in Line Terminal, Back-to-Back terminal and ROADM configurations, supporting up to 8 wavelengths per Band. It multiplexes up to 12 Bands coming from the CMDXs into the aggregate signal (up to 96 channels) to be sent to the WDM line and demultiplexes the aggregate signal into 12 Bands forwarded to the CMDXs. In Back-to-Back configuration, all the 12 Bands are managed. BMDX1100 is a modified Band (12:1) Mux / (1:12) Demux for B-OADM application with up to 100% add/drop capacity in full symmetric configuration. It supports up to 7 wavelengths per Band. Naming rules for BMDXwxyz :
w: big functional or structural differences x: application
Today for all multiplexers/demultiplexers this is 1 0: stands for the Line Terminal, B-t-B and R-OADM application 1: stands for TPXC and Band-OADM functionality
y: today for all BMDX this is 0 z: today for all BMDX this is 0
2.14 OMDX8100_x
2.14.1 OMDX8100_x faceplate

OMDX8100_L1_X OMDX8100_L1 OMDX8100_L2 OMDX8100_S1 OMDX8100_S2
3 to 18
The EXPANSION interface (SB IN/OUT) is only present on the OMDX8100_L1_X faceplate.
1 3 48
Upper part
Lower part
LED
LED Color
OMDX8100_x Front panel LED Meanings Meaning
2.14 OMDX8100_x
2.14.2 OMDX8100_x functional description

Extra input Exp input
SB O 9:1 M (5:1) X LB/ SB
Output monitor
Input 1 1
Input 8 (4) 1
Photo detector 9(5)
Photo detector 10
Photo detector
Combined output
Photo detector 1 Extra output
Photo Detector8(4)
Output 1 1
SB O 9:1 D (5:1) X
Management Management
Input monitor Combined input

Photo detector
Output 8 (4) 1
LB/ SB
DC Power Supply
APSD signal
1 3 49
OMDX8100_x is 100GHz grid channel multiplexer/demultiplexer for regional applications (Up to 32 channels). In the picture above, dashed lines correspond to components specific to OMDX8100_L1_X. OMDX8100 (respectively OMDX4100) is composed of : a 100 GHz 9:1 ( 5:1) multiplexer/demultiplexer: multiplexes/demultiplexes eight (four) optical channels + extra long or short band signal (extra channels) into/from a combined output/input. This latter is either connected to Long Band/Short Band multiplexer/demultiplexer or to an other OMDX extra input/output or to a LOFA input/output. a Long Band/Short Band multiplexer/demultiplexer (OMDX8100_L1_X only): multiplexes/demultiplexes the aggregated Long band signal from/to OMX/ODX and the aggregated Short band signal from/to Expansion input/output connected to a ODMX8100_S1 or S2 combined output/input. For OMDXw100_y_z naming, special rules must be considered : w: Number of channels to be multiplexed / demultiplexed x: Grid (in GHz) _y: Band L1: stands for channels 193.000 to 193.800 THz L2: stands for channels 192.000 to 192.800 THz S1: stands for channels 195.200 to 196.000 THz S2: would stand for channels 194.200 to 195.000 THz chx-chy: would stand for channels x to y THz _z: Filtering process : X: Expansion filtering The available OMDX boards are: OMDX8100_L1_X, OMDX8100_L1, OMDX8100_L2, OMDX8100_S1, OMDX8100_S2, OMDX4100_Ch20-23, OMDX4100_Ch25-28, OMDX4100_Ch30-33, OMDX4100_Ch35-38, OMDX4100_Ch42-45, OMDX4100_Ch47-50, OMDX4100_Ch52-55, OMDX4100_Ch57-60.
2.15 OMDX4100_chx-chy
2.15.1 OMDX4100_chx-chy faceplate

MUX OUT MON DEMUX IN MON 4th CH_IN 4th CH_OUT 3rd CH_IN 3rd CH_OUT 2nd CH_IN 2nd CH_OUT 1st CH_IN 1st CH_OUT EXTRA IN EXTRA OUT MUX_OUT DEMUX_IN
OMDX4100_ch20-23 OMDX4100_ch25-28 OMDX4100_ch30-33 OMDX4100_ch35-38 OMDX4100_ch42-45 OMDX4100_ch47-50 OMDX4100_ch52-55 OMDX4100_ch57-60
3 to 18
1 3 50
Name
Access points description (from top to bottom) Meaning
3 R/TR-OADM and related boards description
1 3 51
3.1 OADC1102
3.1.1 OADC1102 faceplate

OADC1102
23 to 38
LED
TX INPUT : EXPRESS CHANNELS OADC COUPLER INPUT (30%) FROM WMAN TX INPUT : ADDED CHANNELS OADC COUPLER INPUT (70%) FROM MUX RX OUTPUT : EXPRESS CHANNELS OADC SPLITTER OUTPUT (30%) TO WMAN RX OUTPUT : DROPED CHANNELS OADC SPLITTER OUTPUT (70%) TO DEMUX TX OUTPUT : OADC COUPLER OUTPUT TO BOOSTER RX INPUT : OADC SPLITTER INPUT FROM BOOSTER
1 3 52
3.1 OADC1102
3.1.2 OADC1102 functional description

(WMAN IN) (Demux)
Rx OUT
Express Rx OUT Drop
30% 70% Splitter
Photo detector
(PreAmp)
Rx IN
(WMAN Out) (Mux) Feedback for dynamic ALC control
Express TX IN Add
TX IN
Photo detector
30% 70%
Tx OUT
(Booster)
Photo detector
Coupler
Photo detector
DC Management Power Supply
1 3 53
The Optical Add & Drop Coupler OADC1102 board covers Long Haul R-OADM specific needs. The OADC1102 may be used also for TR-OADM Multi degree 2 application but it is mainly dedicated to ROADM application. This small height unit consists of one asymmetric coupler and one asymmetric splitter achieving passive add&drop for opposite directions as illustrated above. The coupler/splitter is broadband (whole extended C-band). Regarding the signal coming from one pre-amplifier :
30% are sent to express path (input of Wavelength Manager)
70% are sent to drop path (input of first demultiplexing stage) Regarding the signal outgoing to one booster :
30% come from express path (output of Wavelength Manager) 70% come from drop path (output of last multiplexing stage)
For Automatic Level Control purposes, on the add path the coupler shall achieve output power level measurement (express path + add path) and provide electrical feedback for ALCT Laser board if this one works in dynamic mode.
3.2 WMAN1100
3.2.1 WMAN1100 faceplate

3 to 18
POWER ON LED ABNORMAL INPUT LED ABNORMAL OPERATION LED ABNORMAL MON LED HW FAILURE LED
Upper part
WMAN1100
The WMAN1100 can be inserted in both Master and Secondary shelves (preferred to reduce intershelf cabling).
[(12,13,14) + (32,33,34)] [(16,17,18) + (36,37,38)] [(3,4,5) + (23,24,25)] [(16,17,18) + (36,37,38)]
(3 slots wide and tall height)
Example for Master shelf Example for Secondary shelf
EXT IN 1 EXT IN 2 WDM IN MONITOR WDM OUT MONITOR
WDM INPUT WDM OUTPUT

1 3 54
LED Name
PWR
LED Color LED color

Green/Red
Meaning Meaning
Managed by HW. GREEN when power supply operational RED when the internal power supply is switched off (e.g. at unit start-up) or when power supply fails Managed by the Shelf Controller Abnormal signal input alarm Signal level below the input signal LOS threshold or some wavelengths abnormally absent from the input spectrum Managed by the Shelf Controller Abnormal operation of the Wavelength Blocker (some wavelength improperly configured blocked/pass-through or some attenuations not applied properly) Managed by the Shelf Controller Abnormal monitoring of the Wavelength Blocker (abnormal operation of the embedded OCM, communication failure with the OCM or monitoring switch failure) Managed by the Shelf Controller OFF when board is plugged but not declared GREEN when board is plugged, configured and no failure RED when hardware failure, power supply failure or communication (on the board) failure YELLOW (fake red+green) when a firmware download is proceeding, the board shall not be unplugged.
ABI
Yellow
ABB
Yellow
ABM
Yellow
Green/Red
3.2 WMAN1100
3.2.2 WMAN1100 functional description

Wavelength Blocker From OADC#1 Input Output
monitor
D e m u x
Photo detector
VOA
On/Off Switch
M u x
Dark VOA
Photo detector
monitor To OADC#2
Photo detector
EXT_IN1
Photo detecto r
EXT_IN2
Management
Optical Channel Monitoring
DC Power Supply
1 3 55
The Wavelength Blocker can be considered as an array of optical gates (such as Variable Optical Attenuators or Liquid Crystal shutters) and optical (on/off) switches placed between a Demultiplexer and a Multiplexer as schematically presented in figure above. It is thus able to selectively attenuate the single channels of an incoming multiplex and even completely switch off selected channels. Note that device implementation of this optoelectronic function varies depending on providers. The present release can manage 96 channels with 50GHz spacing in C+ band. Each channel processed by the Wavelength Manager shall be in one of two possible states : Express channels shall go through the Wavelength Blocker with a slight attenuation that shall be individually (i.e. on a per channel basis) set up (in a certain range) either by an operator or an algorithm/software process. Blocked channels shall be blocked by the Wavelength Blocker i.e. completely switched off.
ALC frequencies shall be Blocked in the WMAN board(s).
This verification shall also been carried out on a regular basis in order to keep up with any Wavelength Blocker drift. The OCM can be also used to monitor signals from other boards through EXT_IN&1 and EXT_IN2 ports (not available in current release). The dark VOA has two purposes : First it shall be used to insert an additional loss (offset) experienced by all channels in order to decrease the WB attenuation range employed, thus reducing the PDL and ripple of the latter.
Whenever channel states are modified, the Optical Channel Monitor shall scan the output and input spectra in order to check that proper attenuations have been set up and proper wavelengths have been blocked.
In addition, this normally turned off VOA shall shut down all traffic in case of a power failure (whereas most WBs are normally turned on / transparent without power supply) or board unplugging.
3.3 OCNC1220
3.3.1 OCNC1220 faceplate

OCNC1220
23 to 38
LED Rx Output-70 Rx Output-30 Rx Input Rx Mon.
1 3 56
3.3 OCNC1220
3.3.2 OCNC1220 functional description

1/99
RX-in
1%
99% 30%
RX_OUT_30
RX-Mon
70%
RX_OUT_70
5/95
Optical INPUT power detection
ILOS RX
LOS Detection function
External Power Supplies
+3.3V +5V
Alarm Interface
Card presence Remote Inventory SPI Interface
EEPROM Control board EEPROM

ECID Data
SPI Bus
1 3 57
The Optical Connectivity Coupler OCNC1220 (1 Photodiode ; 1x 70/30 splitter in C+-band) unit includes the following parts : OADC control board 1 optical coupler with a tap ratio of 70/30 1 optical coupler with a tap ratio of 1/99 1 tap detector
MU adaptors for input/output optical ports. Input LOS detection and power measurement circuits are realised with one Tap Detectors (5/95%). 5% of the total optical power received is extracted via a 95/05 coupler. Optical power is sent towards a photo-detector to perform LOS detection and measurement. An optical signal coming from the transmission line is splitted in 2 parts for OCNC1220: the drop one and the transmit one. The LOS detection is made only at the input of the board. There is also an optical monitoring (on the front plate) on the input port.
3.4 OCNC1230

OCNC1230
23 to 38
LED Rx Output-70 Rx Output-15 Rx Output-15 Rx Input Rx Mon.
1 3 58
3.4 OCNC1230

RX-in
1/99 1% 99% 30% 70%
RX_OUT_15 RX_OUT_15 RX_OUT_70

5/95
RX-Mon
50/50
ILOS RX
+3.3V +5V
Card presenc e
Alarm Interface EEPROM Control board EEPROM

Remote Inventory
SPI Interface
SPI Bus
ECID Data
1 3 59
- It is used in case of Multi-Degree application to split the incoming signal (from a given line) towards the demultiplexing branch (dropped channels) and also towards the WMAN boards of the lines (express channels).
- 70% of the incoming power is dedicated to the dropped channels and 2 x 15% are dedicated to the - One photodiode is used to monitor the available power at the RX-in access. Relevant alarm can be - There is also an optical monitoring (on the front plate) on the input port. - OADC1102 may be used for TR-OADM Multi-degree 2 application but OCNC1230 is recommended for such - The figure below describes the environment of the OCNC1230 board in a Multi-degree 2 application
The Optical Connectivity Coupler OCNC1230 (1 Photodiode ; 1x 70/30 splitter and 1x 50/50 splitter in C+-band) is a unidirectional splitter Unit in C+-band with optical monitoring .
express channels (towards 2 WMAN boards belonging to a Multi-degree 3 application at the maximum). raised.
application. Being partially used at the installation phase, it gives the opportunity to upgrade in TROADM Multi-degree 3 application in the future. (extract):
LOFA11y0_Unidir OCNC1230 1 OSC VOA 2
LOFA11y0_Unidir Up to 96 at 10Gb/s OADC0104 Up to 80 at 40Gb/s WMAN 3174 1

ALCT
VOA
2 OSC
M
To TRBD/TRBC (up to 72)
From TRBD/TRBC (up to 72)
3.5 OCNC1240

OCNC1240
23 to 38 LED Rx_Output-70 Rx_Output-10
Rx_Output-10 Rx_Output-10 Rx_Input Rx_Mon.
1 3 60
3.5 OCNC1240

RX_OUT_10
1/99 1% 99% 70/30 30% 70%
RX-in
RX_OUT_10 RX_OUT_10 RX_OUT_70

ILOS RX
RX-Mon
1x3 splitter
5/95

+3.3V +5V
Card presenc e
Alarm Interface EEPROM Control board EEPROM

Remote Inventory
SPI Interface
SPI Bus
ECID Data
1 3 61
The Optical Connectivity Coupler OCNC1240 (1 Photodiode, 1x 70/30 splitter and 1x3 splitter in C+-band) is a unidirectional splitter Unit in C+-band with optical monitoring. - It is used in case of Multi-Degree application to split the incoming signal (from a given line) towards the demultiplexing branch (dropped channels) and also towards the WMAN boards of the lines (express channels). - 70% of the incoming power is dedicated to the dropped channels and 3 x 10% are dedicated to the express channels (towards 3 WMAN boards belonging to a Multi-degree 4 application at the maximum). - One photodiode is used to monitor the available power at the RX-in access. Relevant alarm can be raised. - There is also an optical monitoring (on the front plate) on the input port. OCNC1230 may be used for TR-OADM Multi-degree 3 application but OCNC1240 is recommended for such application. Being partially used at the installation phase, it gives the opportunity to upgrade in TR-OADM Multi-degree 4 application in the future. The figure below describes the environment of the OCNC1240 board in a Multi-degree 3 application (extract):
LOFA11y0_Unidir 1 OSC WMAN 3174 VOA 2
OCNC1240
LOFA11y0_Unidir Up to 96 at 10Gb/s Up to 80 at 40Gb/s OADC0104 WMAN 3174 1

ALCT
VOA
2 OSC
Up to 96
OCNC1240
OCNC1240
M
Up to 96 at 10Gb/s Up to 80 at 40Gb/s
WMAN 3174
D
Up to 96
3.6 OCNC1280

OCNC1280
2 to 19
Rx_Output1 Rx_Output2 Rx_Output3 Rx_Output4 Rx_Output5 Rx_Output6 Rx_Output7 Rx_Output8
Rx_Input Rx_Mon.
1 3 62
3.6 OCNC1280
RX-in
1/99 1% 99%
LOS on RX sent on BKP Power detection 05/95
Port 8 Splitter 1:8
RX-Mon
Port 7 Port 6 Port 5 Port 4 Port 3 Port 2 Port 1
External Power Supplies Card presence
+3.3V +5V LOS from Power detection Remote Inventory ECID Data Alarm Interface SPI Interface
EEPROM Control board EEPROM
SPI Bus
1 3 63
The Optical Connectivity Coupler OCNC1280 is a board designed for 1626 LM. It is a connectivity unit used for the TR-OADM function. The OCNC1280 unit is placed before the WMAN3 board. It generated a Loss Of Signal (LOS) detection on low optical powers on the input. An optical signal coming from the transmission line is splitted in 8 parts. The LOS detection is made only at the input of the board. Input LOS detection and power measurement circuits are realised with one Tap Detectors (5/95%). 5% of the total optical power received is extracted via a 95/05 coupler. Optical power is sent towards a photo-detector to perform LOS detection and measurement. There is also an optical monitoring (on the front plate) on the input port.
3.7 OADC1100

OADC1100
23 to 38 LED
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3.7 OADC1100
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The Optical Add & Drop Coupler OADC1100 is a bidirectional coupler / splitter unit in C+-band with optical monitoring .
- The coupler and the splitter are 50/50 type. - Three photodiodes are used to monitor the available power at each incoming access. Relevant alarms
can be raised.
-
The above figure shows the traffic part only.
The OADC1100 board can be partially used in a demultiplexing branch of a TR-OADM multi-degree application. - The figure below describes the environment of the board for a given drop direction:
OCNC1240 1:2
Up to 96
OADC1100
Up to 96
Up to 96
OADC1300
TDMX1180
Up to 96
1:8
Up to 96
3.8 OADC1300

OADC1300
3 to 18
TI1 TI2 TI3 TI4 TI5 TI6 TI7 TI8 RO1 RO2 RO3 RO4 RO5 RO6 RO7 RO8 Tx Output Rx Input
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Name Led color Meaning MAB DAB

Yellow Yellow
Indicates one or more abnormal conditions at the coupler inputs
Indicates one abnormal condition at the splitter input
Green / Red LED off: the board is plugged, but not configured. LED is green : the board is plugged, configured and without any failure. LED is red: HW failure, power supply failure or communication failure. LED is yellow: Firmware download on progress. Do not extract the board during this period.
The optical interface is based on 5 (or 3) x 4-ways MU/MU adapters , located on the front panel: [1] : TI1 (Tx Input 1) ; TI2 (Tx Input 2) [2] : TI3 (Tx Input 3) ; TI4 (Tx Input 4) [3] : TI5 (Tx Input 5) ; TI6 (Tx Input 6) [4] : TI7(Tx Input 7) ; TI8 (Tx Input 8)
[5] : RO1 (Rx Output 1) ; RO2 (Rx Output 2) [6] : RO3 (Rx Output 3) ; RO4 (Rx Output 4) [7] : RO5 (Rx Output 5) ; RO6 (Rx Output 6) [8] : RO7 (Rx Output 7) ; RO8 (Rx Output 8) [9] : TO (Tx Output ) ; RI (Rx Input)
3.8 OADC1300
8:1
1:8
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The Optical Add & Drop Coupler OADC1300 is an Optical Add Drop Coupler. It is used for the TR-OADM function.
- The OADC1300 is a master unit performing both the Coupling and Splitting of/in eight inputs/outputs with wavelengths belonging to the C+-band. The LOS detection is made only at the input of the board.
The OADC1300 board can be used in a demultiplexing and multiplexing branches of a TR-OADM multidegree application when more than sixteen wavelengths are locally managed for a given branch. - The figure below describes the environment of the board for a given drop direction:
OCNC1240 1:2
Up to 96
Up to 96
OADC1100
Up to 96
TDMX1180 To/from TRBD/TRBC (up to 8)
1:8
Up to 96
OADC1300 1 VOA 2
1 VOA 2

LOFA 1110
LOFA 1110
x8
3.9 TMDX1180
3.9.1 TDMX1180 faceplate

3 to 18 (4 slots wide)
Mon. In. - 1 Input - 1
TDMX1180
It is recommended to insert TDMX1180 in a dedicated Secondary shelf for each OTS line on a given Multi degree application. This shelf will include the related transponders and OADC1750 boards
Refer to the examples in System general description/1626 LM system layout part of this documentation.
Output - 1 Output - 2 Output - 3 Output - 4 Output - 5 Output - 6 Output - 7 Output - 8
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LED Name
PWR
LED Color LED color

Green/Red
Meaning Meaning
Managed by HW. GREEN when power supply operational RED when the internal power supply is switched off (e.g. at unit start-up) or when power supply fails Managed by HW. Indicates that the Wavelength Selective Switch is not ready for operation during board start. The LED shall flicker while the WSS is not ready for operation during board start. Managed by the Shelf Controller OFF when board is plugged but not declared GREEN when board is plugged, configured and no failure RED when hardware failure, power supply failure or communication (on the board) failure YELLOW (fake red+green) when a firmware download is proceeding, the board shall not be unplugged.
INI
Yellow
Green/Red
on the front panel :
The optical interface is based on 3 double MU/MU connectors and 3 quadruple MU/MU connectors, located
[1] : MON_IN (board input monitoring), [2] : IN (board input), [3] :
[4] : OUT1 / OUT2 / OUT3 / OUT4 (board outputs 1 to 4), [5] : OUT5 / OUT6 / OUT7 /OUT8 (board outputs 5 to 8), [6] :
3.9 TDMX1180
3.9.2 TDMX1180 functional description
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- The Tunable Demultiplexer board is based on only one major component : a Wavelength Selective Switch.
The Tunable Demultiplexer (TDMX) is a board able to separate an input optical multiplex into 8 different channels. It can also attenuate the selected channels. The TDMX function is a part of both Tunable/Reconfigurable Optical Add & Drop Multiplexer (T/ROADM) and Multi-degree nodes. Following pre-amplification, the input multiplexed channels are duplicated through a coupler. On the drop path, a demultiplexing architecture (based on TDMX) separates them into single channels which are then selectively connected to their respective Receiver. On the pass-through (or express) path, a Wavelength Manager unit (featuring a Wavelength Selective Switch device) is employed to block (i.e. completely attenuated/eliminated) the dropped channels (i.e. connected to receivers) in the previous step, whereas the express channels experience minimum attenuation. The figure below describes the Up to 96 environment of the board:
1:2
Up to 96
OADC1100 OCNC1240 1:8

Up to 96 Up to 96
OADC1300 1 VOA 2
1 VOA 2

LOFA 1110
LOFA 1110
x8
3.10 WMAN3x74
3.10.1 WMAN3x74 faceplate

3 to 18 3 to 18
MON_IN1 MON_OUT IN1 OUT MON_IN2 MON_IN3
IN2 IN3 ADD1 ADD2 ADD3 ADD4 Unused Unused EXT1 EXT2 EXT3 EXT4
WMAN3174 WMAN3374
It is recommended to insert WMAN3x74 (4 slots wide) in the Master or Generic shelf for each OTS line on a given Multi degree application. This shelf will include the related OADC1300 and LOFA110 among other boards
Refer to the examples in System general description/1626 LM system layout part of this documentation.
The optical interface is based on 3 double MU/MU connectors and 3 quadruple MU/MU connectors.
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LED Name
PWR
LED color Led Color Meaning

Green/Red
ABI ABS/INI
Yellow
Managed by HW. GREEN when power supply operational RED when the internal power supply is switched off (e.g. at unit start-up) or when power supply fails
Meaning
Yellow
Managed by the Shelf Controller (SC). ABnormal Input signal alarm. YELLOW when signal level is below the input signal LOS threshold, or when some wavelengths are abnormally absent from the input Spectrum.
ABM
Yellow
Managed by the Shelf Controller (SC). YELLOW when ABnormal Monitoring of the Wavelength Blocker (abnormal operation of the OCM [either embedded or not], communication failure with the OCM or monitoring switch failure).
Managed by the Shelf Controller (SC). YELLOW when ABnormal operation of the wavelength Switch (some wavelengths improperly configured : blocked/pass-through or attenuations not applied properly). The LED INI shall flicker while the WSS is not ready for operation during board start.
[1] : MON_IN1 / MON_OUT (WMAN3x74 input1 and output monitoring), [2] : IN1 / OUT (WMAN3x74 input1 and output), [3] : MON_IN2 / MON_IN3 (WMAN3x74 input2 and input3 monitoring), [4] : IN2 / IN3 / ADD1 / ADD2 (WMAN3x74 input2 & input3, and Add1 & Add2 ports), [5] : ADD3 / ADD4 / unused / unused, [6] : EXT1_IN / EXT2_IN / EXT3_IN / EXT4_IN (monitoring inputs of External port 1 & External port 2 & All Rights Reserved Alcatel-Lucent 2009 External port 3 & External port 4).
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3.10 WMAN3x74
3.10.2 WMAN3x74 functional description

6 Add ports - Only 4 of them are used by WMAN3x74 3 Express ports and their monitoring accesses
WMAN output and its monitoring access

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4 external monitoring inputs accesses
The Wavelength Manager 3 (WMAN3) is a board able to build an output optical multiplex by selectively combining, attenuating or even blocking the single channels forming several input multiplexes. The Wavelength Manager function is the core of both Tunable/Reconfigurable Optical Add & Drop Multiplexer (T/R-OADM) and Multi-degree nodes. WMAN3374 manages the 40Gb/s DPSK format. - The Wavelength Manager board consists of three major components : one Wavelength Selective Switch, one dark VOA (i.e. normally turned off) and one Optical Channel Monitor.
Following pre-amplification, the input multiplexed channels are duplicated through a coupler. On the drop path, a demultiplexing architecture separates them into single channels which are then selectively connected to their respective Receiver. On the pass-through (or express) path, a Wavelength Manager unit (featuring a Wavelength Selective Switch device) is employed to block (i.e. completely attenuated/eliminated) the dropped channels (i.e. connected to receivers) in the previous step, whereas the express channels experience minimum attenuation. The figure below describes the environment of the board in a Multi-degree 3 application (extract): LOFA11y0_Unidir LOFA11y0_Unidir Up to 96 at 10Gb/s OCNC1240 OADC0104 Up to 80 at 40Gb/s
1 OSC
VOA
WMAN 3174
1
ALCT
VOA
2 OSC
D
WMAN 3174 OCNC1240
OCNC1240
D
WMAN 3174
3.10 WMAN3x74
3.10.3 WMAN3x74 configuration description
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The Wavelength Manager 3 (WMAN3) is a board able to build an output optical multiplex by selectively combining, attenuating or even blocking the single channels forming several input multiplexes. The Wavelength Manager function is the core of both Tunable/Reconfigurable Optical Add & Drop Multiplexer (T/R-OADM) and Multi-degree nodes. WMAN3374 manages the 40Gb/s DPSK format. - The Wavelength Manager board consists of three major components : one Wavelength Selective Switch, one dark VOA (i.e. normally turned off) and one Optical Channel Monitor.
Following pre-amplification, the input multiplexed channels are duplicated through a coupler. On the drop path, a demultiplexing architecture separates them into single channels which are then selectively connected to their respective Receiver. On the pass-through (or express) path, a Wavelength Manager unit (featuring a Wavelength Selective Switch device) is employed to block (i.e. completely attenuated/eliminated) the dropped channels (i.e. connected to receivers) in the previous step, whereas the express channels experience minimum attenuation. The figure below describes the environment of the board in a Multi-degree 3 application (extract): LOFA11y0_Unidir LOFA11y0_Unidir Up to 96 at 10Gb/s OCNC1240 OADC0104 Up to 80 at 40Gb/s
1 OSC
VOA
WMAN 3174
1
ALCT
VOA
2 OSC
D
WMAN 3174 OCNC1240
OCNC1240
D
WMAN 3174
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3.11 OADC1750

2
Tx_A1 Tx_A2 Tx_A3 Tx_A4
OADC1750
Tx_B1 Tx_B2 Tx_B3 Tx_B4
Tx OUTPUT A Tx OUTPUT B
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LED LED Color Name Led color Meaning MAB

Yellow
Meaning
Indicates one or more abnormal conditions at the coupler inputs
The optical interface is based on 5 (or 3) x 4-ways MU/MU adapters , located on the front panel: [1] : TIA1 (Tx Input A1) ; TIA2 (Tx Input A2) [2] : TIA3 (Tx Input A3) ; TIA4 (Tx Input A4) [3] : TIB1 (Tx Input B1) ; TIB2 (Tx Input B2) [4] : TIB3 (Tx Input B3) ; TIB4 (Tx Input B4) [9] : TOA (Tx Output A) ; TOB (Tx Output B)
3.11 OADC1750
4:1
4:1
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The Optical Add & Drop Coupler OADC1750 is a Coupler used in Optical Add Drop part for the TR-OADM function. - The OADC1750 is a master unit performing twice the Coupling of four inputs . The LOS detection is made only at the input of the board.
One OADC1750 board is able to add eight local wavelengths in a given multiplexing branch of a TROADM multi-degree application. - The figure below describes the environment of the board for a given add direction:
WMAN 3174
Up to 4 Up to 4 Up to 32 Up to 32
OADC1750
4:1
4:1
2 VOA
2 VOA
LOFA 1110
LOFA 1110

Up to 32
1 8:1 x8 4:1
Up to 32
OADC1300
Up to 4
8:1
Up to 4
OADC1300 x8 4:1 OADC1750
Up to 4 Up to 4
OADC1750
4:1
4:1
3.12 OADC0104

OADC0104
23 to 38 *
LED Tx_10 Tx_90
* The Automatic Laser Control can be configured in Dynamic mode to regulate the output power of the OADC0104 board (i.e. the input power of the related amplifier) . In such a case, the ALCT and OADC0104 boards must be inserted & declared according to the table shown below. Refer to the next page for more details.
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Tx_OUT Unused
LED LED Color Name Led color Meaning
Meaning
The Dynamic mode of the ALC can be used when the ALCT and OADC0104 boards are inserted and declared according to the following table:
ALCT slot # OADC0104 slot #
3 23
4 5 25
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 27 29 31 33 35 37
3.12 OADC0104
External Power Supplies Alarm Interface
EEPROM EEPROM
SPI interface
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The Optical Add & Drop Coupler OADC0104 is a unidirectional coupler Unit in C+-band with optical monitoring .
- The output power (TX-out) includes 10 % of incoming TX-in Channel 1 and 90% of incoming TX-in - Three photodiodes are used to monitor the available power at each incoming / outgoing access.
Channel 2
Relevant alarms can be raised.
The OADC0104 board is used to insert the ALCT power in the outgoing spectrum sent to the LOFA11y0 board in case of TR-OADM Degree 2, 3 and 4 applications. - The figure below describes the environment of the board for a given outgoing direction:
LOFA11y0 OADC0104
WMAN3174
VOA
2
OSC
Local wavelengths to be inserted in a given Y line Incoming spectrums of the other Y lines
ALCT
Outgoing spectrum of a given Y line
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4 Line amplifier and related boards description
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4.1 ALCT1010
4.1.1 ALCT1010 faceplate

ALCT1010
3 to 18 *
* The Automatic Laser Control can be configured in Dynamic mode to regulate the output power of the BMDX board (i.e. the input power of the related amplifier) . In such a case, the ALCT and BMDX boards must be inserted & declared according to the table shown below. * The Automatic Laser Control can be configured in Dynamic mode to regulate the output power of the OADC0104 board (i.e. the input power of the related amplifier) . In such a case, the ALCT and OADC0104 boards must be inserted & declared according to the table shown below. Refer to the next page for more details.
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Upper part
The Dynamic mode of the ALC can be used when the [ALCT and BMDX] or [ALCT and OADC0104] boards are inserted and declared according to the following table:
ALCT slot # BMDX slot # OADC0104 sl. #
3 6 23
4 5 6 7
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 8 29 7 14 13 12 11 18 17 16 15 31 33 35 37
5 4 3 10 9 25 27
4.1 ALCT1010
4.1.2 ALCT1010 functional description

ALC Loading Mode
Photodiode
VOA Loop control
Colored Laser
VOA
Management POWER Supply

Switch for ALC mode
Hardware information
+/- 48V
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Output power from BMDX or OADC0104 for ALC dynamic mode

ALCT1010 (Automatic Laser ConTrol) is used to maintain a constant optical power over the whole extended C-Band, to facilitate the loading of the system with a few number of modulated channels or to compensate for the loss of some modulated channels. Typically one board per Line Terminal, 2 boards per OADM/Back-to-Back and one per OTS Line in Multi degree n, are used. The ALCT1010 board & ALC can be used in 2 different configurations : Disable ( mode. manual) or Dynamic
In Disable ( manual) mode, the ALCT output power is set manually by the operator at the commissioning phase. In Dynamic mode, with BMDX board, the ALCT output power is controlled with a hardware loop from the BMDX output. In that case, the tuning is done with OP_WDM_D that is the BMDX output (i.e. amplifier input) power target and that does not correspond to the ALCT output power. This loop control uses backplane links. Therefore in such a case, the ALCT and BMDX boards must be inserted and declared according to the table shown on the previous page.
In Dynamic mode, with OADC0104 board, the ALCT output power is controlled in order to regulate the OADC0104 output (i.e. amplifier input) power target. 1626 LM loading plan in Long Haul application
ALCT1010 unit must be in band 5 and removed from the 88th channel, Channel loading order: 7, 8, 6,4, 9, 3, 2, 10, 1, 11, 12, 5.
There are 11 versions of the ALCT1010 unit available for each of the bands 2 to 12.
4.2 LOFA11yz
4.2.1 LOFA11y0 faceplate

LOFA1110 LOFA1111 LOFA1120 LOFA1121
3 to 18
LOFA1110 LOFA1111 LOFA1120 LOFA1121
Compact shelf Board Slots

2 to 5 (2 and 5 are recommended)
Upper part
Lower part
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4.2 LOFA11yz
4.2.2 LOFA11y0 functional description
1510nm Demux
1510nm Demux
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LOFA11y0 is an extend C-Band, dual stage, erbium doped fibre amplifier, used for Long Haul terrestrial and submarine applications. It provides up to +20dBm output power without External MultiPump Module (up to +23dBm in C-band with EMPM in further release). LOFA11y0 contains an internal tunable attenuator (VOA) in order to optimize the gain flatness during the life of the system and to avoid non linear effects in DCF that can fill the interstage. LOFA11y0 unit is able to tune automatically its VOA and its 1st stage output power. LOFA11y0 supports 2 functional variants : LOFA1110 is a 22/9 amplifier. This means that when the interstage is filled with 9dB insertion losses, the nominal gain of this EDFA unit is 22dB. LOFA1120 is a 28/9 amplifier. This means that when the interstage is filled with 9dB insertion losses, the nominal gain of this EDFA unit is 28dB Naming rules for LOFAwxyz : w: big functional or structural differences 1: corresponds to a unit that houses both the gain block and the pumps 2: corresponds to a highly reliable amplifier, which only includes a gain block but no pumps x: amplification band 1: corresponds to extended C-Band 2: corresponds to L-Band y: gain of the amplifier 0: corresponds to a nominal gain of 11dB on the LOFA2 1: corresponds to 22/9 in the case of LOFA1 and to 14dB gain on the LOFA2 2: corresponds to 28/9 in the case of LOFA2 and to 18dB gain on the LOFA2 z: minor modifications 0: tunable output power 1: tunable output power with metro Gain block and floating VOA 2: fixed output power
4.2 LOFA11yz
4.2.3 LOFA11y1 functional description

OSC out 1st stage input monitor 1st stage VOA output monitor Connection 1st stage 2nd stage output input 2nd stage output monitor OSC in 2nd stage Input monitor
Photo. Photo. Photo.

1510nm Demux
VOA Photo. Photo. Photo.

1510nm Demux
Optical input
Optical output
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LOFA11y1 contains an internal tunable attenuator (VOA) in order to optimize the gain flatness during the life of the system and to avoid non linear effects in DCF. This VOA is floating meaning that it can be used or not via a front panel access, depending on the system configuration. LOFA11y1 unit is capable to tune automatically its 1st stage and 2nd stage output powers by keeping the gain of each stage constant; this tuning mode is supported when the amplifier operates in unidirectional configuration as well as in Bidirectional configuration. The floating VOA is tuned by SW, not by the unit itself.
LOFA11y1 is a C-Band, dual stage, erbium doped fibre amplifier. It provides up to +17dBm output power and is used for regional application (32 channels max).
LOFA11y1 supports 2 functional variants :
LOFA1111 is a 22/9 amplifier. This means that when the interstage is filled with 9dB insertion losses, the nominal gain of this EDFA unit is 22dB. LOFA1121 is a 28/9 amplifier. This means that when the interstage is filled with 9dB insertion losses, the nominal gain of this EDFA unit is 28dB.
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4.3 BOFA1000
4.3.1 BOFA1000 faceplate

BOFA1000
BOFA1000
2 to 20
Lower part
Upper part
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LED Name LED Color Meaning Led color PWR AB1 SD
Meaning
Green / Red This LED is GREEN when the board is power supplied. This led is RED when one of the internal 48V power supplies is failed or switchedoff (e.g. at unit startup, unit not configured) Yellow Yellow When switched ON it means abnormal input signal alarm on gain block 1. The signal level is below the input signal LOS threshold ON means that one or both the gain blocks are shut down*
Green / Red Led managed by Shelf Controller. It is: OFF when the board is plugged but not declared GREEN when the board is plugged, configured and without failure RED when is detected a failure due to hardware failure, power supply failure or failure in communication on the board YELLOW (red+green ON at the same time) when a firmware download is being performed; the board must not be extracted**
* The LED concerning at least one of the two directions are lighted if required by at least one direction (logical OR). The user has to question the manager to know which direction has switched ON the LED. ** When a board is on firmware download state, the hardware failure led on the front board lights on yellow color. Never unplug a board while this LED is yellow. Should this occur, the board will not restart and may have to be returned for factory repair.
4.3 BOFA1000
4.3.2 BOFA1000 functional description
Input & Output Monitoring Points

Photo Detector Photo Detector
BOFA1 input
BOFA
BOFA1 Output
Pump Laser Control
1st amplification stage
Management
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BOFA1000 output power can be tuned in order to optimise per-channel power. Characteristics :
BOFA1000 is a board containing 1 band amplifier that can be used in each of the 12 sub-bands of the extended C-band. The gain block is a single-stage erbium doped fibre amplifier, it provides up to +15dBm output power in a sub-band.
minimum output power +6dBm Tuning Step 0.5dB Maximum EOL output power +15 dBm
Wavelength range 1530.33 to 1568.57nm Note: A BOFA gain block operates in only one sub_band at the same time.
4.4 BOFA2000
4.4.1 BOFA2000 faceplate

BOFA2000
2 to 20
Lower part
Upper part
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LED Name LED Color Meaning Led color PWR AB1 AB2 SD
Meaning
Green / Red This LED is GREEN when the board is power supplied. This led is RED when one of the internal 48V power supplies is failed or switchedoff (e.g. at unit startup, unit not configured) Yellow Yellow Yellow When switched ON it means abnormal input signal alarm on gain block 1. The signal level is below the input signal LOS threshold When switched ON it means abnormal input signal alarm on gain block 2. The signal level is below the input signal LOS threshold ON means that one or both the gain blocks are shut down*
Green / Red Led managed by Shelf Controller. It is: OFF when the board is plugged but not declared GREEN when the board is plugged, configured and without failure RED when is detected a failure due to hardware failure, power supply failure or failure in communication on the board YELLOW (red+green ON at the same time) when a firmware download is being performed; the board must not be extracted**
* The LED concerning at least one of the two directions are lighted if required by at least one direction (logical OR). The user has to question the manager to know which direction has switched ON the LED. ** When a board is on firmware download state, the hardware failure led on the front board lights on yellow color. Never unplug a board while this LED is yellow. Should this occur, the board will not restart and may have to be returned for factory repair.
4.4 BOFA2000
4.4.2 BOFA2000 functional description

Input & output Monitoring Points
Photo Detector
Photo Detector
BOFA2 input
BOFA
Pump Laser Control
BOFA2 output
2nd amplification stage
Input/output Measurements Input & Output Monitoring Points
Photo Detector
Photo Detector
BOFA1 input
BOFA
Pump Laser Control
BOFA1 Output
1st amplification stage
Management
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BOFA2000 is a board containing 2 band amplifiers that can be used in each of the 12 sub-bands of the extended C-band. The 2 gain blocks are single-stage erbium doped fibre amplifiers, they provide up to +15dBm output power in a sub-band and can be used to amplify optical signal transmitted indifferently in the same direction or the two opposite directions (one direction per BOFA gain block). BOFA2000 output power can be tuned in order to optimise per-channel power. Characteristics :
minimum output power +6dBm Tuning Step 0.5dB Maximum EOL output power +15 dBm
Wavelength range 1530.33 to 1568.57nm Note: A BOFA gain block operates in only one sub_band at the same time
4.5 EMPM1000
4.5.1 EMPM1000 faceplate

Extractor Handle
EMPM1000
3 to 18
Compact shelf Board Slots

EMPM1000
2 to 5 (3 and 4 are recommended)
Monitor OUT Monitor IN
OUT
Extractor Handle
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EMPM1000 LED
4.5 EMPM1000
4.5.2 EMPM1000 functional description
Pump Laser Module
ECID LEDs
DC/DC converter Shutdown Restart Logic
SPIDER
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EMPM1000 is an external pump module providing additional power at a wavelength of approximately 1480nm to the LOFA11y0 in order that it can increase its output power up to +23dBm. This board has the same size of the LOFA and has an optical input and an optical output. The EMPM1000 shall house the pump laser and its associated temperature control circuitry. The pump output power is managed by the LOFA11y0 board via backplane links. The EMPM1000 unit includes one pump laser plugged via a small daughter boards to the control board and includes a photodiode monitoring. The control board includes logical control of laser shutdown command. It polls the signal on backplane (GEN_APSD, LOS_2MBPS, BOFA/LOFA_SD) and the SPIDER according to loaded configuration (enabling signals) generates the shutdown commands. A Software shutdown command is also available. The optical input detects the presence of an optical signal coming from defined optical ports within the 1626LM equipment (see installation handbook for the detailed connection descriptions), the APSD functionality is triggered when no optical signal is detected. The optical output provides the additional pump power to the LOFA through an optical connection requiring a specific jumper with angled connector on EMPM1000 side (see installation handbook for details).
The EMPM1000 can be installed in 1626LM NE already in service without affecting the traffic through a temporary inhibition of the LOFA shutdown that is triggered by the removal of the LOFA cover. This temporary inhibition can be performed through the SW (CT) and lasts a few minutes in order to allow the removal of the cover from the LOFA, the connection of the EMPM1000 to the LOFA and the installation of the LOFA cover back in place without having the shut-down of the amplifier.
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5 NE management and related boards description
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5.1 ESCT2000
5.1.1 ESCT2000 faceplate

Generic and compact shelves
ESCT2000
Board
Slot
1
Upper part
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Lower part
Name Name
URG Red led NURG Red led ATTD Yellow led
Meaning Meaning
It is ON if an Urgent Alarm is raised (major or critical) It is ON if a Not Urgent Alarm is raised (minor) Attended Alarm indication. It is - ON when the operator has acknowledged then alarms by pushing the ACO button (URG/NURG leds are lit OFF) - OFF when the corresponding URG/NURG alarm disappear Indicates the state of the EC processor. Led states: - green led: board present, active, configured and no failure - red led: failure on the board (HWF for instance) - orange led: EC ion stand-by mode (used in case of ESCT redundancy) or starting or the board is present but not SW configured. N.B. Even if ESCT supports SC functionality, EC led is green except if this ESCT which is in a slave shelf has not been connected yet to the master shelf (SW has not been downloaded), EC LED is yellow Indicates the state of the SC processor. Led states: - green led: board present, active, configured and no failure - red led: failure on the board (HWF for instance) - orange led: EC ion stand-by mode (used in case of ESCT redundancy) or (re)starting or the board is present but not SW configured.
EC Green / Red / Orange led
SC Green / Red / Orange led
5.1 ESCT2000
5.1.2 ESCT2000 functional description
Mass Memory EC
IS-Link-EC
CT NMS LED's Remote Inventory
IS_Link
ISSB
IS-Link-SC
SPI_A SC Card Presence Power Supply
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ESCT2000 (Equipment and Shelf Controller) is the hardware platform designed to support the Equipment Controller (EC) function and the Shelf Controller (SC) function. The EC supports the Q3/TL1 Network Management agent and the VHM (Virtual Hardware Machine). It provides the HW resources (physical interfaces) and the SW functionalities (protocol stack) required for the communication between NE and Management system (OS, Craft Terminal, ). The SC provides the resources to support the SW functions related to the physical machine control and management and configuration provisioning. In a shelf all the boards are connected to the SC via the SPI bus allowing the SC processor to collect the control information of the boards (e.g: alarms collection, remote inventory and data EEPROM reading). When the board is located in the Master shelf, both functionalities are active. When the board is located in Slave shelves, only the SC functionality is provided. In master shelf, the front panel ISLINK port is connected to EC processor (EC to local SC are carried over ISSB bus). In each slave shelf, the front panel ISLINK port is connected to SC processor. ESCT2000 located in the master shelf supports a compact Flash memory (8GB) containing Software applications and NE data base. The Flash memory can be extracted from ESCT in order to plug it in another unit and to provide the new unit with the data base. As a consequence, only one ESCT2000 in the NE supports a mass Memory. URG/NURG/ATTD LEDs are active on the master ESCT2000 only (managed by the EC).
5.1 ESCT2000
5.1.3 ESCT2000_SC faceplate

Generic secondary shelf
ESCT2000_SC
Board
Slot
1
Upper part
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Lower part
Name Name
SC Green / Red / Orange led
Meaning Meaning
Indicates the state of the SC processor. Led states: - green led: board present, active, configured and no failure - red led: failure on the board (HWF for instance) - orange led: EC ion stand-by mode (used in case of ESCT redundancy) or (re)starting or the board is present but not SW configured.
ESCT2000_SC (ESCT2000 light version with only SC Controller) is supported only in secondary shelves.
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5.2 OSCU10yz
5.2.1 OSCU1010 faceplate

OSCU1010 OSCU1011
3 to 18
Upper part Board Compact shelf Slots
OSCU1010 OSCU1011
2 to 6
Lower part
1 3 98
LED Name
PWR Green/Red led LB Yellow led CC Yellow led VL Green led Green / Yellow / Red led
Meaning Meaning
This led is GREEN when the board is power supplied. This led is RED when one of the internal +/- 48V power supplies is failed or switchedoff (e.g. at unit start-up, unit not configured) Line Busy led: it is ON when the phone line (speech channel) is busy Conference Call led: it is ON when a conference call is occurring. This LED is blinking when the phone is ringing Vacant Line led: it is ON when the line is vacant The led is: - OFF when the board is plugged but not configured - GREEN when the board is plugged, configured and without failure - RED to indicate failure due to hardware failure, power supply failure or failure in communication on the board - YELLOW when a firmware download is performed. The board must not be extracted * Optical Supervisory Channel 1 RX input signal from LOFA or BMDX Optical Supervisory Channel 1 TX output signal to LOFA or BMDX Optical Supervisory Channel 2 RX input signal from LOFA or BMDX Optical Supervisory Channel 2 TX output signal to LOFA or BMDX Speech channel handset connector Board reset push button Line pick up push button: push the button to get the line
1 1 2 2 J1 RST J
CODING WHEELS Speech channel number coding wheels to set the NE phone number
5.2 OSCU10yz
5.2.2 OSCU1010 functional description

2048 kb/s 4864 kb/s
S_Nossa METRO I/E
AUXA1
RXD1 TXD1 MRX1 BE RXA1 RXB1
AUXB1
AUXA2
E/I
X
RXA
RXD2
AUXB2
2048 kb/s 4864 kb/s I/E RX2
TXD2 MRX2 RXA2 RXB2 TXA2 RXB2 BE METRO2 B1
E/I
TX2
Board alarms
Spider
EEPROM RI EEPROM DATA
METRO1 B1 TXA1 TXB1
Wavelengths stabilization
MTX1
MTX2 RXB
SPI interface
RXA RXB
64 kb/s Supervision frames and service channels management 64 kb/s 2048 kb/s
O_NOSSA_2
DC/DC converter
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The OSCU board is used for the management of the supervisory channel composed of : a 2Mbit/s SuperVision Frame (SPV) a 2Mb/s User Data Channel (UDC)
The Optical Supervisory Channel Unit carries supervision information from/to NEs by means of an additional 1510nm (OSCU101z) wavelength.
The SPV is similar to the SDH section overhead (FAW, B1, E1, E2, F1, NU, D-bytes). It contains the LAPD communication protocol with the ESCT in the 12 Data Communication Channel bytes (D1-D3 for OTS / D4-D12 for OMS); furthermore the E2 byte carries a 64kbps voice channel dropped in a telephone handset through a jack connector (front panel) where as E1 byte carries a 64kbit/s auxiliary channel (coming from USIB1000 board). OSCU must be used in conjunction with USIB1000 to provide external access of UDC. OSCU10y0 provides 2 optical transmitters and 2 optical receivers enabling to supervise 2 directions (suitable to Line Repeater, OADM, B-t-B Terminal). OSCU10y1 provides 1 optical transmitter and 1 optical receiver enabling to supervise 1 direction (suitable to Line Terminal). OSCU is able to manage a Shutdown bus (SD bus) to communicate with the Amplifier boards (LOFA/BOFA). This function is used to remote the Shutdown of the Amplifiers. - In case of Mullti Degree 3 or 4 applications, 2 OSCU10y0 boards are required
5.2 OSCU10yz
5.2.3 2Mb/s supervision frame structure
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Optical Supervision Channel (OSC) frame is made of 32 bytes. The 2MB/s supervision frame is divided in 32 slots, numbered from 0 to 31; in the first part of the frame (slots 0 to 15) are inserted the service channels related to the optical transport section, while in the second part of the frame are inserted the service channels related to the optical multiplex section. Slot 0 is used for frame alignment word; the first bit of slot 1 is used as parity bit for the whole frame, while the first bit of slot 17 is used as parity bit for the multiplexing section subframe. All unused bits are set to 1 value. K1/K2 bytes are used for alarm detection such as LOSC, LOSCF alarms or OMS_FDI, OMS_BDI alarms (to manage OMSP protection). An 64 kb/s User Data Channel (UDC) shall be possibly dropped or passed-through. Default state is add/drop. Cross-connection for E1 is automatically set in Add/drop if CLOCK is configured in LOCAL or Pass-trough if CLOCK is configured in REMOTE. A voice channel shall be transported by E2 byte of the supervision frame so that an operator located in front of an NE could call another operator situated in front of any other NE on the same network (specific call or conference call). E2 byte of the OSC frame shall be put in "pass-through" between both ports on the board if clock is set to "REMOTE". If clock is set to "LOCAL", E2 byte of the OSC frame from port SPV1 shall be dropped in front panel phone jack. OMS_FDI (Forward Defect Indication) and OMS_BDI (Background Defect Indication) maintenance signals shall be sent/received by the NE to warn other NEs about failures. The corresponding alarm shall be raised. OM1 (K1) and OM2 (K2) bytes shall transport OMS-FDI or OMS-BDI signals. OM1 (K1) and OM2 (K2) bytes shall transport OMS-FDI_p (_p for payload) after LOS detected by LOFA board. OM1 (K1) and OM2 (K2) bytes shall transport OMS-FDI_o (_o for overhead) after LOS detected by OSCU board. OTS-TTI signals shall be sent/received by the NE to warn other NEs about channel mismatches. OT1 byte shall transport OTS-TTI signal.
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5.3 USIB1000
5.3.1 USIB1000 faceplate

USIB1000
23 to 38
4-pin RJ11 (audio interface for connecting an external telephone desk set or for phone extension towards other equipment) 8-pin RJ45 (2x64kbps codirectional channels G703 compliant) 8-pin RJ45 (2x2048 or 1544 kbps channels G703 compliant)
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5.3 USIB1000
5.3.2 USIB1000 functional description

User 1 2Mbit/s access
2Mbit/s / 1.5Mbit/s Adaptation
2 x 2Mbit/s or 2 x 1.5Mbit/s interface
4 4
User 2
RJ45 8 pins LED

4 4 4
64kbit/s interface 64kbit/s interface Audio interface
RJ45 8 pins RJ11 4 pins

Front panel
Audio in Audio out Back panel

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Power Supply
Management
USIB1000 provides external access to :
Two 2Mbit/s (E1) or 1.5Mbit/s (T1) User Data Channels (RJ45 connector) Two 64kbit/s auxiliary channels (RJ45 connector)
An analogue audio interface (RJ11) to connect an external telephone desk set or phone extension towards other equipment. These signals are adapted through embedded interfaces between OSCU board and external access. T1 signals can be accepted on front panel but require in that case to be adapted in USIB in order to provide 2Mbit/s signals on the back panel, OSCU being only able to manage 2Mbit/s bit-rate for the UDC. The bit-rate selection is configured via a switch on USIB board (to position before installing the board). An UDC pass-through in one NE must be done via external loop on USIB1000. USIB is installed just under the OSCU board. On back panel dashed arrows correspond to spare OSCU connections (not available in this release). There are three 3 Audio in and out lines on back panel : First one for the main OSCU Second one for the spare OSCU (not available in this release)
Third one for potential second USIB (not available in this release)
5.4 HSKU1000 & HSKU1100
5.4.1 HSKU1000 & HSKU1100 faceplates

Board
HSKU1000 HSKU1100
Generic shelf
22 or 39 (22 recommended) 23 to 38
Slots
25 pins SUB-D female connector for housekeeping alarms (8 functional inputs + 8 functional outputs plus additional signals for reference voltages
Board
HSKU1100
Compact shelf
7 to 10 (10 recommended)
Slots
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HSKU1100 is mainly dedicated to the Compact shelf. Nevertheless, it can be used also in the Generic shelf . This latter case could be useful in case of board replacement (having no RAIU1000 spare) or in order to have: homogeneous boards in both shelves and / or homogeneous spare set. For both shelves (Generic and Compact) more than one HSKU board can be used if the capacity of one board is not large enough.
5.4 HSKU1000 & HSKU1100
5.4.2 HSKU1000 & HSKU1100 functional descriptions

Back Panel connectors Front panel connector DB25
Output block
8 OUT Relays 8 IN Opto_couplers
SPIDER
Input block
Example : OUT relays state in function of the SW command
Open relay x
Relay x
OUT x State : Low Close relay y

Relay y
OUT y state : High Common out
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HSKU1000 & HSKU11OO provide 8 input accesses and 8 output accesses. One HSKU1000 / HSKU1100 can be installed in Master shelf. One HSKU1000 / HSKU1100 unit per NE can be provided. The user is informed about the current status of the opto-couplers inputs. Moreover the user can remotely change the state of the output relays.
5.5 RAIU1000 & RAIU1100
5.5.1 RAIU1000 & RAIU1100 faceplates

Board
RAIU1000 RAIU1100
Generic shelf
22 to 39 (39 recommended) 23 to 38
Slots
9 pins SUB-D female and RJ11 connectors to be used for rack alarms management
Board
RAIU1100
Compact shelf
7 to 10 (9 recommended)
Slots
1 3 106
RAIU1100 is mainly dedicated to the Compact shelf. Nevertheless, it can be used also in the Generic shelf . This latter case could be useful in case of board replacement (having no RAIU1000 spare) or in order to have: homogeneous boards in both shelves and / or homogeneous spare set.
5.5 RAIU1000 & RAIU1100
5.5.2 RAIU1000 & RAIU1100 functional descriptions

URG NURG ATTD
Or Management Management
Relays
DB9
Logic
To the TRU or to the above shelf RAIU board
Logic Functions
URG/NURG/FAN/PSUP...
RJ11 4 From the below shelf RAIU board
Front Panel
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RAIU1000 and RAIU1100 monitor the rack alarms to light ON or OFF the lamps of the TRU (URG/NURG/ATTD). It is equipped in each shelf to collect information on the alarms raised in the same shelf. The slave shelf RAIU only takes into account :
the alarms raised by the fan modules or by the power supply units of the shelf via the bus ALARM, the information sent by the RAIU board of the below shelf when present.
The master shelf RAIU board collects signals : from the ESCT via the SPI bus, from the EC via the URG, NURG and UP signals, from the RAIU board of the below shelf.
directly from the fan modules and from the power supply units of the shelf via the bus ALARM,
2 front panel connectors are available on the RAIU1000 and RAIU1100 boards. These 2 interfaces are : A 9 pins SUB-D female connector. In Master shelf it provides the interface with the TRU.
A RJ11 connector which allows intra-shelf connection. It has to be connected with the 9-pin SUB-D connector of the RAIU1000 / RAIU1100 located in the shelf below.
In Slave shelf it can be connected either with the TRU or with the RJ11 connector of another RAIU1000 board, located in the above shelf.
5.6 PSUP1000
5.6.1 PSUP1000 faceplate

Generic shelf Board Slots Compact shelf
PSUP1000
21 and 40
PSUP1000
Board
11 and 12
Slots
1 3 108
LED
LED Color
Meaning
5.6 PSUP1000
5.6.2 PSUP1000 functional description
SPIder OR
3.7V input
48/60V to 3.7V & 5.5V DC/DC

48/60V battery input
3.7 Output 5.4v output
48/60 V Filter & surge suppression
OR
48/60V output filtered
48/60V input filtered
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PSUP1000 boards work in 1+1 protection and they are both active at the same time, supplying the units in the subrack with nominal 48V or 60V, 3V and 5V. Each card is able to provide from the main powering, by means an internal DC/DC converter, the required power supply. The main purposes of PSUP1000 are :
Supply and distribute 48V/-60V filtered and protected voltage to all the boards housed in each shelf. Supply and distribute +3.7V and 5.4V protected voltages to SPIDER circuitry in all the boards. Give alarms on fault battery and voltages loss.
5.7 FANS1000
5.7.1 FANS1000 faceplate

Generic shelf Board Slot
41
FANS1000
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5.7 FANS1000
5.7.2 FANS1000 functioning
HSKU
RAIU
Back panel wires
Back panel wires
FANS alarms
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FANS alarms
FANS1000 is equipped with 3 fans, the unit is located at the bottom of each 1626 LM shelf, allowing to dissipate the heat and to regulate the board temperature. A Fan Unit Protection (anti-dust filter) has to be put just below the fans. The FANS are monitored via the SPI bus and some direct wires are sent to the HSKU and the RAIU boards to monitor a possible failure of the cooling system. The maximum power consumption of the FAN 1000 block is 55 watts when all the three FAN modules are at high rotation speed. The maximum power dissipation per shelf is 640W.
5.8 FANS2000
5.8.1 FANS2000 faceplate

Compact shelf Board Slot
13
FANS2000
Front view
LED
Anti-dust filter
Backplane connectors
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Top view
Name
LED Color
Green / Red
Manage by
Meaning
The Shelf Controller OFF when board is plugged but not declared GREEN when board is plugged and no failure RED : when board indicates failure due to hardware failure, power supply failure or failure in communication on the board
M7 connector is used for:

- Power supply interface - Card presence interface
M9 connector is used for:

- SPI bus - Backplane Alarm signal which is sent to the RAIU board
5.8 FANS2000
5.8.2 FANS2000 functioning
Slot ID
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This FANS2000 unit used in the system 162xLM compact shelf is equipped with 6 fans. M7 connector is used for: 1) Power supply interface
-
2) Card presence interface M9 connector is used for: 1) SPI bus
Power supplies available on the board are +13.2V and +3V3. Two +13.2V power supplies are generated by DC/DC converters from 2 external batteries (+36V to 72V).
2) Backplane Alarm signal which is sent to the RAIU board DAC (Digital to Analog Converter) is used for:
1) to adjust the right speed of 6 Fans
2) detect alarm signal to put all fans to the maximum speed (100%) FAN Specifications : - Dimension : 40x40x28 mm - Rated Voltage : 12 VDC - Rated Current : 0,8 A - Voltage Control Speed : 0V --> 16000 (RPM), 1,65 --> 8100 and 3,3V --> 0 - Speed max : 16 000 RPM - The maximum power consumption of the FAN 2000 block is 24 watts.
Answer the Questions

True
TRBD1111 is a 3R G.709 transponder supporting as B&W interface the VSR (I-64.1) UNI or the OTU-2 NNI.
False
CMDX1012 is a dedicated card for TRBD4412 and TRBC4412 Line access (network side) of 2xGE_FC board is always B&W The ETHC1000 can aggregate up to ten Gigabit Ethernet client signals into a 10 GbE WAN frame
OCPU2100 is dedicated to OSNCP and is completely passive. OMDX is a 100GHz grid Mux/Demux for regional terrestrial applications BMDX1000 can be used for B-OADM ALCT output power tuning in dynamic mode is automatic and based on a BMDX output power target. LOFA11y0 is dedicated to regional terrestrial applications
Time allowed: 10 minutes
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Notes :
TRBD1111 is a 3R G.709 transponder supporting as B&W interface the VSR (I-64.1) UNI or the OTU-2 NNI. CMDX1012 is a dedicated card for TRBD4412 and TRBC4412 Line access (network side) of 2xGBE_FC board is always B&W The ETHC1000 can aggregate up to ten Gigabit Ethernet client signals into a 10 GbE WAN frame
True
False
OCPU2100 is dedicated to O-SNCP and is completely passive. OMDX is a 100GHz grid Mux/Demux for regional terrestrial applications BMDX1000 can be used for B-OADM ALCT output power tuning in dynamic mode is automatic and based on a BMDX output power target. LOFA11y0 is dedicated to regional terrestrial applications
Answer the Questions [cont.]

True
LOFA11y1 has a floating VOA and works in constant gain URG / NURG / ATTD indicators on ESCT board are active in Master shelf only OSCU1010 has two SPV ports and works with 1565nm supervisory channel Supervisory channel bit-rate is 2Mbit/s UDC external access is located on OSCU USIB1000 provides access for two 64kbit/s auxiliary channels RAIU1000 in secondary shelf receives alarms directly from PSUP and FANS
False
Equipment Controller is always located on Master shelf ESCT
PSUP1000 provides low voltages (ex : 3.7V) to all boards of the shelf
Time allowed: 10 minutes
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Notes :
LOFA11y1 has a floating VOA and works in constant gain URG / NURG / ATTD indicators on ESCT board are active in Master shelf only OSCU1010 has two SPV ports and works with 1565nm supervisory channel Supervisory channel bit-rate is 2Mbit/s UDC external access is located on OSCU USIB1000 provides access for two 64kbit/s auxiliary channels RAIU1000 in secondary shelf receives alarms directly from PSUP and FANS
True
False
Equipment Controller is always located on Master shelf ESCT
PSUP1000 provides low voltages (ex : 3.7V) to all boards of the shelf
Module Summary The available boards for the 1626 LM R 5.0B are
Transponders and related : TRBD11y1, TRBD4x12, TRBC1111, TRBC4x12 and PMDC4000 Protection : OCPU2104, OCPU2100 and PSCU3000 Ethernet tributaries : 2xGBE_FC and ETHC1000
Multiplexers/Demultiplexers : CMDX10yz, OMDX8100_x, OMDX4100_chx-chy and BMDX1x00
R/TR-OADM and related : OADC1102, WMAN1100, OCNC12y0, OADC1100, OADC1300, TMDX1180, WMAN3x74, OADC1750, OADC0104 Management and Alarms : ESCT2000, RAIU1000, RAIU1100, OSCU10yz, HSKU1000 and HSKU11001100 Environment and User services : PSUP1000, FANS1000, FANS2000 and USIB1000
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Amplifiers and related : LOFA11yz, BOFAw000, EMPM1000 and ALCT1010
Self-assessment on the Objectives

Please be reminded to fill in the form Self-Assessment on the Objectives for this module The form can be found in the first part of this course documentation
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Module Objectives [cont.]

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Table of Contents [cont.]

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Transponders Amplifiers and Mux/Demux and related related

Management and alarms

Environment and user services

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1.1 User access and related boards

Board width (slot)

TRBC1111 PMDC4000 OCPU210z 2xGBE_FC PSCU3000

Medium Medium Medium Tall Tall Small

CMDX10yz BMDX1x00 HOST1001

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CMDX 2 ALCT CMDX 12

1.2 R/TR-OADM and related boards

Board width (slot)

Maximum quantity (*) 2

Medium Medium Tall Tall

WMAN3x74 OADC1750 OADC0104

LOFA11y0_Unidir OCNC1230 1 OSC VOA 2

LOFA11y0_Unidir Up to 96 at 10Gb/s Up to 80 at 40Gb/s OADC0104 WMAN 3174 1 VOA 2 OSC

To TRBD/TRBC (up to 72) OADC1750 4:1 1: 2 OADC1100

From TRBD/TRBC (up to 72) WMAN 3174

To/from TRBD/TRBC (up to 8) OADC130 0 8:1 OADC1750

To/from TRBD/TRBC (up to 8)

1.3 Line amplifier and related boards

Board width (slot)

(*) To be analyzed case by case according to the network planning design.

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To/from transponders With / without Eth. / FC boards

With / without O-SNCP protection

1.4 NE management and related boards

Board width (slot)

HSKU1100 PSUP1000 FANS1000

23 to 38 23 to 38 23 to 38 21, 40 41 22, 39 22, 39

Top Rack Unit Fiber storage

Links between PSUP and TRU

Links between RAIU and TRU

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2 User access and related boards description

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2.1.1 TRBD11y1 faceplate

TRBD1111 TRBD1121 TRBD1131

2.1.2 TRBD11y1 functional description

Colored Laser with locker Power supply function

Local Management & Alarms

Hardware board information

2.2.1 TRBD4xy2 faceplate

RJ45 G.703 WDM RX Mon1 Unused RX WDM TX WDM

IN VOA OUT VOA

2.2.2 TRBD4312 functional description