EDGE Configuration Guide Rev A

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Evolution Series EDGE

Configuration Guide
1.
INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................3
2.
2.1
2.1.1
2.2
UNIT DESCRIPTIONS......................................................................................................................3
IFU.....................................................................................................................................................3
SD Memory Card (support from SW release 2) ................................................................................3
ODU ..................................................................................................................................................3
3.
LINK CONFIGURATIONS ................................................................................................................5
4.
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.6.1
4.6.2
LICENCES ........................................................................................................................................5
Capacity ............................................................................................................................................5
Adaptive Coded Modulation..............................................................................................................5
NMS encryption.................................................................................................................................5
E1s ....................................................................................................................................................6
E1Cross-Connect (PXC) .................................................................................................................6
ETHERNET features.........................................................................................................................6
VLAN .................................................................................................................................................6
RSTP.................................................................................................................................................6
5.
5.1
5.2
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.5.1
5.5.2
5.6
5.6.1
5.6.2
5.7
5.8
5.9
5.10
5.10.1
INSTALLATION MATERIAL .............................................................................................................7

IFU Mounting kit ................................................................................................................................7
Power cable ......................................................................................................................................7
Grounding Kit ....................................................................................................................................7
Lightening protection.........................................................................................................................8
Data cables .......................................................................................................................................9
Data cables for ETHERNET and EBUS interfaces...........................................................................9
Data cables for E1 interfaces............................................................................................................9
ODU Mounting Material ..................................................................................................................10
Pole Mount kit with WG adapter .....................................................................................................11
Flexible WG and Coax kits..............................................................................................................12
Rack frame & accessories ..............................................................................................................13
Power distribution............................................................................................................................14
E1 Patch Panels..............................................................................................................................15
IFU-ODU Cables .............................................................................................................................16
IFU-ODU Jumper Cable..................................................................................................................16
6.
ANTENNAS.....................................................................................................................................16
7.
CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES ETHERNET ..............................................................................17
8.
CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES ETHERNET & E1 .....................................................................21
9.
9.1
9.2
CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES HOT STANDBY........................................................................25

HSB Equipment Protection System (EPS) ..................................................................................25
HSB Radio Protection System (RPS) ..........................................................................................26
10.
INTERCONNECTION XPAND/METRO EDGE ...........................................................................27
11.
INTERCONNECTION XPAND/METRO EDGE USING PATCH PANEL.....................................28
12.
E1 ACCESS THROUGH PATCH PANELS ....................................................................................29
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Figure 7-1 Single Link configuration (1+0) ......................................................................................................................17

Figure 7-2 Repeater (1+0) with add/drop of Ethernet-traffic ............................................................................................18
Figure 7-3 Spur Site Ethernet connections.....................................................................................................................19
Figure 7-4 Ring Configuration Ethernet connections ....................................................................................................20
Figure 8-1 Ethernet & E1, 1+0 Link .................................................................................................................................21
Figure 8-2 Ethernet & E1, 1+0 Repeater...........................................................................................................................22
Figure 8-3 E1 & Ethernet Spur Site (1+0) .....................................................................................................................23
Figure 8-4 E1 & Ethernet in a ring configuration (1+0) ...................................................................................................24
Figure 9-1 Hot Standby EPS principal block diagram ...................................................................................................25
Figure 9-2 Hot Standby RPS principal diagram.............................................................................................................26
Figure 10-1 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE - 1+0, or to EDGE RPS (ODU protection) .................................27
Figure 10-2 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE EPS (IFU and ODU protection)..................................................27
Figure 11-1 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE using patch panel (1+0 and HSB-RPS)..........................................28
Figure 11-2 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE using patch panel (HSB-EPS)........................................................28
Figure 12-1 EDGE 1+0 - E1 access using patch panel (Coax, 75ohm or RJ45, 120ohm) ................................................29
Figure 12-2 EDGE HSB-EPS - E1 access using patch panel (Coax, 75ohm or RJ45, 120ohm) ......................................29
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1. INTRODUCTION
This document covers Evolution Series EDGE configurations
2. UNIT DESCRIPTIONS
2.1 IFU
IFU
FUBU6812A-T (Ethernet + 20E1 interface)
or
FUBU6812B-T (Ethernet only)
2.1.1 SD Memory Card (support from SW release 2)

The IFUs (from HW release 1) have a slot for an optional SD memory card. The memory card can be used for
configuration backup and storage of performance data. Standard SD or SDHC cards can be used
SD card offered by Nera:
o 2Gb card : TBD
2.2 ODU
The ODU consist of a XCVR and a diplexer. The XCVR is tuneable over the whole frequency band, both high and low
part. The diplexer determines subband range and high or low TX. For most bands and duplex spacings four ODUs
codes are defined. The EDGE XCVRs are not compatible with other XCVRs in the Evolution family. Diplexers,
Antennas and Grounding Kits are common for EDGE, XPAND and METRO.
ODUs from 7-38 GHz can be mounted directly to single polarised antennas up to 180 cm / 6 ft.
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HSB or 2+0 (DF-SP) Configurations

Two ODUs and RF Coupler
The ODUs must be in the same sub-band
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1+0 Configuration
ODU coverage example.

ODU Article Code : FU08ADC0A-suffix (the D in the middle indicates EDGE-ODU)
Duplex spacing : 300/310/311.32 MHz
Subband
ODU
suffix
TX-low
-11LA
-12LA
Low sub-band
passband
7718 7851
High sub-band
passband
8025 8163
7822 - 7971
ODU
suffix
TX-high
-11UA
8133 - 8282
-12UA
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3. LINK CONFIGURATIONS
The following link configurations are available.
Description
Configuration
1+0
Non-protected
1+1 HSB EPS
IFU and ODU protected. External switches used for

Ethernet switching and Y-cable used for E1 split
1+1 HSB RPS
ODU protected. Internal switch used for Ethernet switching

and E1-switching. Customer connection to one IFU only
Table 3-1 Link Configurations
4. LICENCES
Evolution Series EDGE has two types of licences; Transmission Capacity/Adaptive Modulation and Features. The
licenses are stored in the IFU. All licenses are SW based and none of them requires additional hardware. HSB
configurations require one license per IFU (double set of licenses).
4.1 Capacity
A licence is required to enable 16 and 32 QAM modulation (max 100 Mbps Ethernet and max link capacity of 111
Mbps). Without this license or the ACM-license the system can only be configured with 4QAM modulation.
16 and 32 QAM license for max capacity
EVLIC-EDGE-C100
Link Capacity vs. channel BW

Modulation
7 MHz
14 MHz
28 MHz
4QAM (no license)
10.5 Mb/s (0-5 E1)
21 Mb/s (0-10 E1)
44 Mb/s (0-20 E1)
16QAM (license)
21 Mb/s (0-10 E1)
44 Mb/s (0-20 E1)
89 Mb/s (0-20 E1)
32QAM (license)
27 Mb/s (0-12 E1)
56 Mb/s (0-20 E1)
111 Mb/s (0-20 E1)
4.2 Adaptive Coded Modulation

A license is required to enable Adaptive Coded Modulation. This license supersedes the C100 license (above) and will
in addition enable the adaptive change of modulation based in received SNR.
ACM license
EVLIC-EDGE-ACM
4.3 NMS encryption

This license enables SSL encryption and the SNMPv3 protocol on the communication between the network element and
the computer (manager).
Encrypted management traffic
EVLIC-EDGE-NMSENC
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4.4 E1s
Two alternative licenses are available to enable E1 traffic over the radio-interface (air). Without a PXC license the E1s
will automatically be routed to the E1-front-ports.
License for 1-5 E1s

License for 1-20 E1s
EVLIC-EDGE-5E1T1
EVLIC-EDGE-20E1T1
4.5 E1Cross-Connect (PXC)

A license is available to enable the built-in 4-port E1 cross-connect. With a PXC license you can configure E1 to E1,
E1 to EBUS1, E1 to EBUS2 and E1s in EBUS1 to E1s in EBUS2.
Combined with an E1 license you can also configure the E1s to use the radio-port of the PXC.
PXC License.
EVLIC-EDGE-PXC
4.6 ETHERNET features

Ethernet QoS is standard and does not require any license.
4.6.1 VLAN
This license is used to enable configuration and switching based on VLAN-ID.
VLAN switching license
EVLIC-EDGE-VLANSW
4.6.2 RSTP
This license is used to enable the RST Protocol to avoid Ethernet loops in the network.
RSTP license
EVLIC-EDGE-RSTP
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5. INSTALLATION MATERIAL
5.1 IFU Mounting kit
The IFU Mounting kit contains mounting-frame for up to two IFUs (1RU), 1 blind panel and screws for the blind panel
and 4 rack screws.
IFU mounting Kit:
ABZ6814
5.2 Power cable

Code: 88W5362-PWR10000
Power cable, 10m (one cable per IFU). One end has a
male power-connector mounted (matching the IFU). The
other end is open.
5.3 Grounding Kit

The grounding kit contains IFU grounding cable 4mm2, 2.5m and ODU grounding cable 10mm2, 2.5m. One kit per
IFU/ODU.
IFU and ODU grounding kit
UWA6462
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5.4 Lightening protection

The EDGE IFU and ODU have built-in lightening protection, but in areas with heavy lightening we recommend to add
additional protection by introducing a lightening arrestor on the IFU-ODU cable. This arrestor should be installed at the
entrance to a cabinet or shelter and be properly grounded. An additional arrestor may also be installed close to the
ODU.
Code: BGXZ-60TFTN-CSN
Water-proof lightening arrestor with TNCfemale connectors. Includes HW Kit for
mounting:
Code: 9100-0454
ODU mounting kit for lightening arrestor.
Use:
o
To be used when mounting the

lightening arrestor on a pole close to
the ODU.
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5.5 Data cables

5.5.1 Data cables for ETHERNET and EBUS interfaces
Cat5, STP cables with 8P8C male termination (Tyco/AMP) in both ends. (1/2 crossed with 3/6 and 4/5 crossed with
7/8)
88W5361-MULT400
Crossover cable, 40 cm, 100 ohm
88W5361-MULT1000
Crossover cable, 1 m, 100 ohm
88W5361-MULT3000
88W5361-MULT5000
RJ-45 male-connector in both ends.
Use:
1. LAN connections to external equipment
2. LAN connections to other Evolution IFUs
3. EDGE EBUS-EBUS connections.
88W5363-MULT400
ETH4 adapter cable, 40 cm, 100ohm.
RJ-45 male-connector in one end and RJ-45 female connector in
other end.
Use:
o
Tip:
o
ETH4 adapter cable from proprietary pinout to standard

pinout. Pin 4&5 mapped to pin 1&2, and pin 7&8 mapped
to pin 3&6.
Use 88W5361-MULT<xxxx> to extend length
5.5.2 Data cables for E1 interfaces

Cables with an 8P8C male termination (Tyco/AMP) in both ends. For detailed wiring, please see the Evolution Series
EDGE User Manual:
88W5371-MULT400
88W5371-MULT5000
88W5371-MULT10000
88W5371-MULT15000
Use:
o
Tip:
o
E1 connection from IFU to external equipment. Standard

pinning for E1#1. Proprietary pinning for E1#2.
Use 88W5370-MULT500 to split the 2xE1 to 2 x standard
E1s if 2xE1 per IFU-port is used
88W5360-MULT400
88W5360-MULT5000
88W5360-MULT10000
88W5360-MULT15000
Use:
o
E1 straight-thru cable, 40 cm, 120 ohm

E1 straight-thru cable, 5 m, 120 ohm
E1 crossover cable, 40 cm, 120 ohm

E1 crossover cable, 5 m, 120 ohm
E1 connections between EDGE IFUs. This is not needed

when EBUS connections are available.
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88W5370-MULT500
Use:
o
Tip:
o
Tip:
o
o
Combine with 88W5352-MULT500 or 88W5353 if EDGE

configuration HSB-EPS is used
E1 Y-cable, 50 cm, 120 ohm
Used in HSB-EPS configuration to split E1s to both IFUs.

(2xE1 on the female connector same pinning as IFUfront)
E1 Y-cable with split, 50 cm, 120 ohm
Used in HSB-EPS configuration to split E1s to both IFUs.

(1xE1 on each of the 2 female connectors same pinning
as IFU-front E1#1)
UWMK6706
Use:
o
E1 patch cable, 2 m, 120 ohm
Evolution male multi-connector to EDGE 8P8C male

termination. 1 or 2 x E1 per RJ-45 as configured.
Maximum 12xE1 per patch cable.
75 ohm Patch Panel 88B5328 to EDGE IFU
88W5353-MULT500
Use:
o
E1 split cable, 50 cm, 120 ohm
Use 88W5360-MULT<xxxx> or 88W5371-MULT<xxxx>

to extend length
88W5352-MULT500
Use:
o
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E1 split cable. 1x8P8C male to 2x8P8C female. Use to

split the two E1s from an IFU-port to two standard E1s
88W5354-MULT2000
Use:
o
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Patch cable 2 m / 6.6 ft / crossover:
To be used with the patch panels to connect from Evolution

E1-multiconnector (XPAND/METRO) to back side of
patch panel (12 E1s per cable)
5.6 ODU Mounting Material

The ODU can be mounted directly to the antenna.
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5.6.1 Pole Mount kit with WG adapter

It is recommended to use the pole mount kit with WG adapter. The Flex-WG is then mounted to the adapter and not
directly to the ODU or Coupler. The advantage is that the ODU can be removed without removing the Flex-WG.
Article
Interface
Frequency
RMT-PDR70-NR3
PDR 70
6 GHz
RMT-PBR84-NR3
PBR 84
7/8 GHz
RMT-PBR100-NR3
PBR 100
10/11GHz
RMT-PBR120-NR3
PBR 120
13 GHz
RMT-PBR140-NR3
PBR 140
15 GHz
RMT-PBR220-NR3
PBR 220
18/23/26 GHz
RMT-PBR320-NR3
PBR 320
28/32/38 GHz
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5.6.2 Flexible WG and Coax kits

All Flexible WG kits include gaskets plus two sets of short and two sets of long flange screws.
(Both short and long for both ends). They have tin-plated flanges at both ends. They fit both against Brass and
Aluminium flanges. Cable ties are included with each kit L=368 mm
Article Number
FLXT1000-PDR70PDR-T-1
ODU
Frequency
6 GHz
ODU
WG-flange
PBR70
Antenna
WG-Flange
PDR70
FLXT1000-PBR84PDR-T-1
7 and 8 GHz
PBR84
PDR84
FLXT1000-PBR84PBR-T-1
7 and 8 GHz
PBR84
PBR84
11 GHz
PBR100
PBR100
11 GHz
PBR100
PDR100
13 GHz
PBR120
PBR120
13 GHz
PBR120
PDR120
15 GHz
PBR140
PBR140
15 GHz
PBR140
PDR140
18 - 26 GHz
PBR220
PBR220
FLXT900-UBR220UBR-T-1
18 - 26 GHz
UBR220
UBR220
28 -38 GHz
PBR320
PBR320
Length
1000
3.3 ft
1000
3.3 ft
1000
3.3 ft
1000
3.3 ft
1000
3.3 ft
900 mm
3 ft
900 mm
3 ft
900 mm
3 ft
900 mm
3 ft
900 mm
3 ft
900 mm
3 ft
600 mm
2 ft
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5.7 Rack frame & accessories

A basic rack frame and accessory kits are available.
Rack Frame
The rack frame is available in two

heights. Flat packed version available
Q4-2009
210 cm / 7 ft high, max 10 XCVRs
97B5284A-1
170 cm / 5.6 ft high, max 8 XCVRs
97B5284A-2
210 cm / 7 ft high, max 10 XCVRs

Flat packed
ABW6886-2092
170 cm / 5.6 ft high, max 8 XCVRs

Flat packed
ABW6886-1692
Screw and Bracket Kit
MSK5371
Support Bar
MJK46
Includes items for fixing the rack to the

floor or to the support bar.
Coach screws w/plastic plugs
Brackets for Support bar
225 mm long
Rack Installation kit
ABZ6478
Rack to wall/ceiling brackets including

support for ODU jumper cable
Earthing bar
4 adjustable feet
Cage nuts (50)
Cable ties (20)
Rack grounding cable (station earth)
2.5m 10 mm2
Rack top grounding cable
20 cm 6mm2
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5.8 Power distribution

Power distribution with circuit breakers is available as an option.
Power distribution
UWC6709-04
2 main switches and 4 secondary

switches/circuit breakers, earth terminals,
DIN rail, brackets and front panel
2 main switches and 11 secondary

switches/circuit breakers, earth terminals,
DIN rail, brackets and front panel.
UWC6709-11
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5.9 E1 Patch Panels

Patch panel for interfacing between Evolution multi-connector and
Evolution EDGE E1 connectors (RJ-45). Patch cable UWMK6706
must be used between the XPAND/METRO E1-Unit and the Panel.
Between the Panel and the Edge IFU you can use the 88W5360MULTxxxx cables (E1-crossover)
88B5328-K260
Front
Back
88B5328-K244
88B5328-K245
88B5328-K246
88B5328-K247
88B5328-K255
88B5328-K257
12xE1, BNC connectors

25xE1, BNC connectors
12xE1, 1.0/2.3 connectors
25xE1, 1.0/2.3 connectors
25xT1/E1 RJ45 connectors.
25xT1/E1 IDC (Krone)
connectors.
Patch panel with conversion from 120 ohm to coaxial 75 ohm. Patch
cable 88W5354-MULT2000 must be used between IFU Unit and the
Panel
Single baluns and panel is an alternative if the number of E1s is low. The standard E1 cable is used between the E1 Unit
and the balun.
97B5323B-1
97B5323B-2A
97B5323B-3
25xE1,for 1.6/5.6 baluns

23xE1, for BNC baluns
25xE1, for 1.0/2.3 baluns
87T33-3A
Balun with 1.0/2.3 connector
87T33-1C
Balun with 1.6/5.6 connector
87T33-2C
Balun with BNC connector
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5.10 IFU-ODU Cables

Maximum cable length between IFU and ODU is 200m/650ft.
CNT-400 Cable
100 m/328 ft Cable and ties
200 m/656 ft Cable and ties
500 m/1640 ft.cable reel
Cable ties, Pack of 50.
Connectors & grounding kit, CNT-400
UWMH6506-100
UWMH6506-200
AN-CNT-400-500M
AN-40417
UWA6510
5.10.1 IFU-ODU Jumper Cable

IFU-ODU Jumper Cable 2.5 m / 8.2 ft
UWMH6475
It is highly recommended to use jumper cable between IFU and IFU ODU main cable.
The cable has one female and one male connector.
6. ANTENNAS
Two types of integrated antennas are available. The Low Profile Series and the BaseLine Series.
Antennas in the Low Profile Series comply with ETSI RPE class 3 specification.
Antennas in the BaseLine Series comply with ETSI RPE class 2 specification.
Low Profile Series antenna
BaseLine Series antenna
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7. CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES ETHERNET
Figure 7-1 Single Link configuration (1+0)

Configuration hints and options:
o Use adapter cable 88W5363-MULT400 to get access to ETH4
o NMS and User Traffic are separated when using the factory default configuration (as shown above)
o In MAC-switching mode, NMS and user traffic is mixed, and can be connected to any port
o VLAN-license gives full flexibility to configure NMS and User Traffic to any port
Mandatory licenses:
o None
o
Optional licenses:
o Capacity (C100) or ACM license is needed to use higher modulation than 4QAM
o VLAN license to be included if VLAN partitioning is planned
o RSTP license is needed if there is more than one connection to one external unit not supporting RSTP
Cables:
o ETH1-4:
4x 88W5361-MULT<XXXX> (ETH1 is NMS connection)
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Figure 7-2 Repeater (1+0) with add/drop of Ethernet-traffic

o The example shows ETH4 (using an EBUS-cable) used to interconnect the IFUs. ETH2 or ETH3 may also be
used for interconnection of IFUs, but management traffic does not go on ETH2 and ETH3 in default mode
o NMS connection locally is optional. Local management connection to one IFU will also provide access to the
2nd IFU (through ETH4)
o In MAC-switching mode, NMS and user traffic is mixed, and can be connected to any port
o VLAN-license gives full flexibility to configure NMS and User Traffic to any port
Mandatory licenses:
o None
Optional licenses:
Cables:
o ETH1-4:
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Figure 7-3 Spur Site Ethernet connections

o The example shows EBUS1 used to interconnect node A & B (Management- and User- traffic)
o Management traffic between node A to C goes through ETH1
o Ethernet traffic from node A to C goes through ETH3
o Traffic (Management and User traffic) from node B to C is going through node A. A redundant connection
may be established between node B and C (requires RSTP license to avoid Ethernet loops)
o Two cables between node A and C is necessary to keep management traffic separated from user traffic. In
MAC-switching mode or with VLAN licenses activated, one cable is sufficient between node A & C
Mandatory licenses:
o None
Optional licenses:
o RSTP license is needed if there is more than one connection to one external unit not supporting RSTP or if a
redundant Ethernet connection is established between node B and C.
Cables:
o ETH1-4:
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Figure 7-4 Ring Configuration Ethernet connections

o The example shows ETH4 used to interconnect the IFUs
o It may be wise to avoid using ETH1 for user-traffic to have the port available for management connections
during site visits
o Bridge priority should be modified from default-value to select root bride in the Ethernet-ring (optimization of
RSTP loop break-point)
Mandatory licenses:
o RSTP license is needed on all IFUs to avoid Ethernet loops (available from R2)
Optional licenses:
Cables:
o ETH1-4:
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8. CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES ETHERNET & E1
Figure 8-1 Ethernet & E1, 1+0 Link

o Use adapter cable 88W5363-MULT400 to get access to ETH4
o Configurations with < 10xE1 is using one 1xE1 per interface to allow simpler interconnection to external
equipment (no split cable is needed)
o In MAC-switching mode, NMS and Ethernet traffic is mixed, and can be connected to any port
o VLAN-license gives full flexibility to configure NMS and Ethernet traffic to any port
Mandatory licenses:
o E1 license is required to enable E1 over the air
Optional licenses:
o PXC license is not required unless PXC functionality is desired on a specific terminal. One link can have PXC
license activated on one terminal or both terminals as desired
Cables:
o ETH1-3:
1-3x 88W5361-MULT<XXXX> (ETH1 is NMS connection)
o ETH4:
1x 88W5363-MULT400 + 1x 88W5361-MULT<XXXX>
o E1 options:
88W5371-MULT<XXX>
Used for connection to external equipment (one E1 per cable)
88W5370-MULT500
Used to split to 2xE1. Use 88W5371-MULT<XXXX> to extend length
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Figure 8-2 Ethernet & E1, 1+0 Repeater

o Unused E1 & ETH-ports should be disabled to avoid unnecessary alarms
o NMS and User Traffic are separated when using the factory default configuration (NMS on ETH1)
o In MAC-switching mode, NMS and Ethernet traffic is mixed, and can be connected to any port
o VLAN-license gives full flexibility to configure NMS and Ethernet traffic to any port
Mandatory licenses:
o PXC license is required to enable E1 cross-connected into EBUS1 and/or EBUS2
Optional licenses:
Cables:
o ETH1-3:
1-3x 88W5361-MULT<XXXX> (ETH1 is NMS connection)
o ETH4:
1x 88W5363-MULT400 + 1x 88W5361-MULT<XXXX>
o E1 options:
88W5371-MULT<XXX>
88W5370-MULT500
Used to split to 2xE1. Use 88W5371-MULT<XXXX> to extend length
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Figure 8-3 E1 & Ethernet Spur Site (1+0)

o The example shows EBUS1 used to interconnect node A & B (Management- and User- traffic)
o Management traffic between node A to C goes through ETH1
o Ethernet traffic from node A to C goes through ETH3
o Traffic (Management and User traffic) from node B to C is going through node A. A redundant connection
may be established between node B and C (requires RSTP license to avoid Ethernet loops)
o Two cables between node A and C is necessary to keep management traffic separated from user traffic. In
MAC-switching mode or with VLAN licenses activated, one cable is sufficient between node A & C
Mandatory licenses:
o E1 license is required to enable E1 over the air (one license per IFU in the relevant link)
Optional licenses:
Cables:
o ETH1-3 & EBUS:
88W5361-MULT<XXXX>
(<XXXX> is the length in mm)
o E1s:
88W5371-MULT<XXX>
88W5370-MULT500
Used to split to 2xE1. Use 88W5371-MULT<XXXX> to connect
to 88W5370-MULT500
88W5360-MULT<XXXX>
Used for direct E1 connection between IFUs (not EBUS)
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Figure 8-4 E1 & Ethernet in a ring configuration (1+0)

o The example shows ETH4 used to interconnect the IFUs
o It may be wise to avoid using ETH1 for user-traffic to have the port available for management connections
during site visits
o Bridge priority should be modified from default-value to select root bride in the Ethernet-ring (optimization of
RSTP loop break-point)
Mandatory licenses:
o RSTP license is needed on all IFUs to avoid Ethernet loops (available from R2)
Optional licenses:
Cables:
o ETH1-3 & EBUS:
88W5361-MULT<XXXX>
o E1s:
88W5371-MULT<XXX>
88W5370-MULT500
Used to split to 2xE1. Use 88W5371-MULT<XXXX> to connect
to 88W5370-MULT500
(88W5360-MULT<XXXX>
Used for direct E1 connection between IFUs (not EBUS))
Warning:
o No ring protection of E1s
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9. CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES HOT STANDBY

9.1 HSB Equipment Protection System (EPS)
Figure 9-1 Hot Standby EPS principal block diagram

HSB EPS characteristics:
o Protected IFU and ODU
o Y-cables used for E1 split (1 or 2 E1 per cable)
o External split of LAN- and Management traffic (external switch with management and user data separated on
different ports)
o EBUS2 is used for control signals only
Mandatory licenses:
o None
Optional licenses:
o E1/Capacity/ACM/VLAN licenses as for 1+0. One license per IFU (Two licenses per HSB terminal)
o PXC- or RSTP- licenses are not needed for this configuration
Configuration alternatives:
o An integrated one antenna solution may be used by including a coupler. Using the coupler may require larger
antennas to compensate for the coupler losses
o EBUS1 may be used between IFUs instead of EBUS2 if ETH4 is disabled
o Two options exist for E1 Y-cable. One has two E1s on the female connector to external equipment, and the
other has a built in split to two female connectors (one E1 on each)
Cables:
o ETH1-3 & EBUS:
88W5361-MULT<XXXX>
o E1 Y -cables:
88W5352-MULT500 or 88W5353-MULT500 (with split)
o E1 cable extension from the Y-cables as for 1+0 (see Figure 8-1 Ethernet & E1, 1+0 Link)
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9.2 HSB Radio Protection System (RPS)
Figure 9-2 Hot Standby RPS principal diagram

HSB RPS characteristics:
o Configuration is available from SW-Rel 2 (October 2009) (SW-upgrade)
o Protected ODU
o All user connections to Main IFU. Both Ethernet- and E1- traffic to Standby IFU goes the through EBUS1
cable
o Simplified cabling lower cost no external switch needed for Ethernet traffic
Mandatory licenses:
o None
Optional licenses:
o E1/Capacity/ACM/VLAN licenses as for 1+0. One license per IFU (Two licenses per HSB terminal)
o PXC- license is not required for any IFU
o RSTP- license is not needed for this configuration
Configuration alternatives:
o An integrated one antenna solution may be used by including a coupler. This solution may require larger
antennas to compensate for the coupler losses
Cables:
o ETH1-3 & EBUS:
88W5361-MULT<XXXX>
o E1 cables as for 1+0 (see Figure 8-1 Ethernet & E1, 1+0 Link)
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10. INTERCONNECTION XPAND/METRO EDGE
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Figure 10-1 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE - 1+0, or to EDGE RPS (ODU protection)
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NMS/LAN: Include as many cables as needed to achieve the desired connectivity. Minimum is 1 cable if
NMS and Data are configured in MAC- or VLAN switching mode. Minimum 2 cables if NMS and User data
are configured on separate ports.
The E1 cable can carry up to 12 E1. Use two cables if more is needed.
&
Figure 10-2 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE EPS (IFU and ODU protection)
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11. INTERCONNECTION XPAND/METRO EDGE USING PATCH PANEL
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Figure 11-1 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE using patch panel (1+0 and HSB-RPS)
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Figure 11-2 XPAND/METRO connection to EDGE using patch panel (HSB-EPS)
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12. E1 ACCESS THROUGH PATCH PANELS
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Figure 12-1 EDGE 1+0 - E1 access using patch panel (Coax, 75ohm or RJ45, 120ohm)
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Figure 12-2 EDGE HSB-EPS - E1 access using patch panel (Coax, 75ohm or RJ45, 120ohm)
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LINK CONFIGURATIONS ................................................................................................................5

INSTALLATION MATERIAL .............................................................................................................7

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES ETHERNET ..............................................................................17

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES ETHERNET & E1 .....................................................................21

CONFIGURATION EXAMPLES HOT STANDBY........................................................................25

INTERCONNECTION XPAND/METRO EDGE ...........................................................................27

INTERCONNECTION XPAND/METRO EDGE USING PATCH PANEL.....................................28

E1 ACCESS THROUGH PATCH PANELS ....................................................................................29

Figure 7-1 Single Link configuration (1+0) ......................................................................................................................17

FUBU6812A-T (Ethernet + 20E1 interface)

FUBU6812B-T (Ethernet only)

2.1.1 SD Memory Card (support from SW release 2)

HSB or 2+0 (DF-SP) Configurations

ODU coverage example.

1+1 HSB EPS

IFU and ODU protected. External switches used for

1+1 HSB RPS

ODU protected. Internal switch used for Ethernet switching

16 and 32 QAM license for max capacity

Link Capacity vs. channel BW

4QAM (no license)

10.5 Mb/s (0-5 E1)

21 Mb/s (0-10 E1)

44 Mb/s (0-20 E1)

21 Mb/s (0-10 E1)

44 Mb/s (0-20 E1)

89 Mb/s (0-20 E1)

27 Mb/s (0-12 E1)

56 Mb/s (0-20 E1)

111 Mb/s (0-20 E1)

4.2 Adaptive Coded Modulation

4.3 NMS encryption

Encrypted management traffic

License for 1-5 E1s

4.5 E1Cross-Connect (PXC)

4.6 ETHERNET features

VLAN switching license

IFU mounting Kit:

5.2 Power cable

5.3 Grounding Kit

IFU and ODU grounding kit

5.4 Lightening protection

To be used when mounting the

5.5 Data cables

ETH4 adapter cable from proprietary pinout to standard

5.5.2 Data cables for E1 interfaces

E1 connection from IFU to external equipment. Standard

E1 straight-thru cable, 40 cm, 120 ohm

E1 crossover cable, 40 cm, 120 ohm

E1 connections between EDGE IFUs. This is not needed

Combine with 88W5352-MULT500 or 88W5353 if EDGE

E1 Y-cable, 50 cm, 120 ohm

Used in HSB-EPS configuration to split E1s to both IFUs.

E1 Y-cable with split, 50 cm, 120 ohm

Used in HSB-EPS configuration to split E1s to both IFUs.

E1 patch cable, 2 m, 120 ohm

Evolution male multi-connector to EDGE 8P8C male

E1 split cable, 50 cm, 120 ohm

Use 88W5360-MULT<xxxx> or 88W5371-MULT<xxxx>

E1 split cable. 1x8P8C male to 2x8P8C female. Use to

Patch cable 2 m / 6.6 ft / crossover:

To be used with the patch panels to connect from Evolution