FSP 3000R7 Release Note 7 1 5

FSP 3000R7 RELEASE 7.1.
5 20th July 2007
Table of contents:
1 General Remarks to Release 7.1.5................................4
2 Supported Functionality ..............................................4
2.1 Interoperability ............................................................4
2.2 Data Rates and Services................................................4
2.3 Network Structure ........................................................5
2.4 Protection Mechanism ...................................................5
2.5 Management Interfaces.................................................6
ADVA AG Optical Networking
2.6 Management Software - Security ....................................6 Campus Martinsried
Fraunhoferstrasse 9a
2.7 Management Software - General.....................................7 82152 Martinsried/Munich
Germany
2.8 Management Software – Fault & Alarm Handling ...............7 Phone: +49 89 89 06 65 0
Fax: +49 89 89 06 65 199
2.9 Management Software - Update & Backup/ E-mail: info@advaoptical.com
Restore .............................................................................8
2.10 Management Software - Provisioning...............................9 ADVA Optical Networking Inc.
One International Blvd. Suite 705
2.11 Management Software - Applications...............................9 Mahwah, NJ 07495
USA
2.12 In-band Management & Supervisory Channel ................. 11 Phone: +1 201 258 8300
Fax: +1 201 684 9200
3 Supported Modules .................................................. 12 E-mail: info@advaoptical.com
3.1 Housing, Power supply and FAN/Plug-In ........................ 12 ADVA Optical Networking Ltd.
3.2 WDM Channel Modules - Core Type ............................... 12 Clifton Technology Centre
Clifton Moor
3.3 WDM Channel Modules - Access Type (Native York YO30 4GU
United Kingdom
Modules) ......................................................................... 12 Phone: +44 1904 692 700
Fax: +44 1904 692 097
3.4 WDM Channel Modules - Access Type (Legacy E-mail: info@advaoptical.com
Modules) ......................................................................... 12
3.5 WDM Channel Modules - Enterprise Type (Legacy ADVA Optical Networking Corp.
World Trade Center Building 4F
Modules) ......................................................................... 13 2-4-1 Hamamatsu-cho
Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-6104
3.6 Pluggable Transceiver ................................................. 13 Japan
3.7 Optical Filter Modules.................................................. 14 Phone: +81 3 5408 5891
Fax: +81 3 5408 5899
3.8 Management, Supervision and Switching ....................... 14 E-mail: info-asiapacific@advaoptical.com
3.9 Optical Amplifiers and Dispersion Compensation ............. 15

ADVA AG Optical Networking
4 Technical Description................................................ 15 Hightec 6, bât. A, 1er étage
9 Avenue du Canada, Les Ulis
91966 Courtaboeuf Cedex
4.1 Shelves..................................................................... 15 France
4.2 WDM Channel Modules - Core Type ............................... 16 Phone: +33 1 64 86 46 04
Fax: +33 1 69 07 87 19
4.2.1 WCC-PC-10G-V and WCC-PC-10G-U ....................................16 E-mail: info@advaoptical.com
4.2.2 WCC-PCTN-10G-V and WCC-PCTN-10G-LN...........................17
4.2.3 4TCC-PC-2G7+10G-V ........................................................18 www.advaoptical.com
4.2.4 4TCC-PCTN-2G7+10G-V#D01-D32 .....................................18

4.2.5 4TCC-PCN-2G1U+2G5 .......................................................19
4.2.6 WCC-PC-2G7U ..................................................................19
4.2.7 WCC-PC1N-2G7U ..............................................................20
4.3 WDM Channel Modules - Access Type ............................ 21
4.3.1 WCA-PC-10G-V.................................................................21
4.3.2 WCA-PCN-2G5U................................................................21
4.3.3 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V..........................................................21
4.3.4 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-L#Cxxxx ...............................................22
4.3.5 8TCA-PC-2G1U+10G-V ......................................................23
4.3.6 2TCA-PCN-1G3+2G5 .........................................................23
4.3.7 2TCA-PCN-622M+2G5 .......................................................24
4.3.8 4TCA-LS+1G3-V ...............................................................24
4.4 WDM Channel Modules - Enterprise Type ....................... 24
4.4.1 WCE-LS-T-V .....................................................................24
4.4.2 8TCE-ESCON+2G5-V .........................................................25
4.5 Pluggable Transceiver ................................................. 25
4.5.1 XFP .................................................................................25
4.5.2 SFP: ................................................................................25
4.6 Optical Filter Modules.................................................. 26
4.6.1 2CLSM-#D01-#D64 ..........................................................26
4.6.2 2ABSM-#C1470-#C1610 ...................................................26
4.6.3 2BSM-#Dxx-#Dyy ............................................................26
4.6.4 1GSM+#Dxx-#Dyy ...........................................................26
4.6.5 4GSM-#Dxx-#Dyy ............................................................26
4.6.6 8GSM-#Dxx-#Dyy ............................................................26
4.6.7 1CSM+#Cxxxx .................................................................26
4.6.8 1CSM+#Cxxxx-EW ...........................................................26
4.6.9 4CSM-#Dxx-#Dyy ............................................................27
4.6.10 4CSM+#Dxx-#Dyy ...........................................................27
4.6.11 4CSM-#C1470-#C1610, 4CSM-#C1510-#C1570 ..................27
4.6.12 8CSM+#C1470-#C1610 ....................................................27
4.6.13 OSFM+#1630...................................................................27
4.6.14 1PM ................................................................................27
4.6.15 2PM ................................................................................27
4.6.16 PSM-95/5.........................................................................27
4.6.17 40CSM-#D02-#D32, 40CSM-#D34-#D64 ............................27
4.6.18 3BSM-#G1310-#C1610 .....................................................27
4.6.19 1CSM+#Dxx-E/W .............................................................28
4.6.20 1CSM+#G1310.................................................................28
4.7 Management, Supervision and Switching ....................... 28
4.7.1 NCU (Type: NCU2E) ..........................................................28
4.7.2 NCU-B, NCU-A, NCU-GDPS (Type: NCU) ..............................28
4.7.3 SCU ................................................................................29
4.7.4 SCU-E .............................................................................30
4.7.5 FAN/Plug-In/7HU ..............................................................30
4.7.6 OSCM-V#1630 .................................................................30
4.7.7 2OSCM-V#1630................................................................30
4.7.8 RSM-OLM#1630 ...............................................................31
4.7.9 VSM ................................................................................31
4.7.10 RSM-SF ...........................................................................31
4.8 Optical Amplifiers and Dispersion Compensation ............. 32
4.8.1 EDFA-C-S10 .....................................................................32
4.8.2 EDFA-L-S10 .....................................................................32
4.8.3 EDFA-C-S18-GC................................................................32
4.8.4 EDFA-C-D20-GC ...............................................................32
4.8.5 EDFA-C-D17-GC ...............................................................32
4.8.6 EDFA-L-D17-GC................................................................33
4.8.7 DCM-P/20 ........................................................................33
4.8.8 DCM-P/40 ........................................................................33
4.8.9 DCM-P/80 ........................................................................33
4.8.10 DCF-M/010/SSMF .............................................................33
4.8.11 DCF-M/020/SSMF .............................................................33
4.8.12 DCF-M/040/SSMF .............................................................33
2 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

4.8.13 DCF-M/060/SSMF .............................................................33
4.8.14 DCF-M/080/SSMF .............................................................34
4.8.15 DCF-M/100/SSMF .............................................................34
4.8.16 DCG-M/060/SSMF .............................................................34
4.8.17 DCG-M/100/SSMF .............................................................34
4.8.18 DCF1HU-P/xxx/SSMF.........................................................34
4.8.19 DCF1HU-P/xxx/LEAF..........................................................34
4.8.20 DCF1HU-P/xxx/TWRS ........................................................34
5 Sub Release Structure for FSP 3000 R7 ....................... 35

6 Documentation ........................................................ 35
Versions of 7.1.5 ......................................................... 37
Approval
Jörg Schüttemeyer R&D
Jan Steger Documentation
Jan Steger Certification
Monika Klotz QM
Alexander Herrmann Service
Henning Hinderthür PLM

1 GENERAL REMARKS TO RELEASE 7.1.5
• Release date: 09.07.2007

• The Release 7.1.5 consists of
o new modules i.e. hardware for FSP 3000R7
o new SW for the Network Element
o new Element Manager
• The Network Element Software itself run on the NCU and contains all
software for the modules (FWP)
• The upgrade path which has been tested is from version 7.0.6F,
7.0.6H, 7.0.6I and 7.1.0 directly to version 7.1.5 only!
Notice: Any upgrades apart from this path may work as well but ADVA
will take no guarantee that the configuration settings will be taken
over in a clean way or that the update may cause service hits
although stated otherwise.
• Starting with version 7.1.x receiver dynamic ranges in specifications
of plugs (SFPs & XFPs) are taken into account for checking the
threshold ranges.
If optical input thresholds (OIP) for client or network facilities based
on plugs have been configured in a release < 7.1 all thresholds (OIP)
are set back to their default value (which is the upper and lower
power value according to the specification). So if monitoring of OIP is
required the thresholds need to be set right back after the update.
2 SUPPORTED FUNCTIONALITY
2.1 Interoperability
Mixed operation of FSP 3000R7 version 7.1.5 with 7.0.6x is allowed but not
recommended.
It is certainly needed during update but may result in alarming due to
different protocol specifics.
Full functionality of release 7.1.5 is only available for a homogeneous

network with 7.1.5 version only.
Interoperability of FSP 3000R7 with other FSP products (FSP 1500, FSP 150,
FSP 2000, FSP 3000R6) is not tested fully and therefore not released.
2.2 Data Rates and Services
• Core-, Access- and Enterprise Transport:

o G.709/OTN (OTU-1, OTU-2), SDH (STM-1,4,16,64),
SONET (OC-3,12,48,192)
o Storage (FC 1G, 2G, 4G 10G), IBM (ESCON, FICON 1G, 2G,),
Coupling Link (ISC-2,3,Peer-Mode)
o Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet, 10GE LAN and WAN
o ATM 155,622,2.488,
o Video (270 Mbit/s SDI)
o Other (any scrambled NRZ-encoded signal 100Mbit/s -
2.7Gbit/s)

o Support of tunable network interface on 4TCC-PCTN-2G7+10G,
WCC-PCTN-10G-V and WCC-PCTN-10G-LN
(note that WCC-PCTN-10G-LN is not available until further
notice)
2.3 Network Structure
• Topologies:
o Point-to-Point, Point-to-Multipoint, Linear Add/Drop, Ring,
Hubbed Ring and Feeder
o Support of up to 20 nodes within single subnet
o Support of up to 100 nodes in entire network
• Optical structure:
o 8 Channel CWDM, 64 Channel DWDM (100 GHz grid)
o 80 Channel DWDM point to point (100 GHz grid)
o Support of CWDM / DWDM Hybrid system configurations
2.4 Protection Mechanism
• Versatile Switched Protection (line):

There are different layers of versatile switched protection available.
Versatile switched protection is based in general on switching devices
trailing the terminating channel module. This scheme of versatile
switched protection is based on the use of a pilot signal to provide
information about the integrity of the transmission fibre between two
switching modules. With this protection scheme it is therefore possible
to protect a single transmission fibre. Due to the use of a pilot signal it
is not possible to cover Inline Amplifier Sites or Optical Add-/ Drop
Multiplexer Sites in between
• Versatile Switched Protection (group):

There are different layers of versatile switched protection available.
Versatile switched protection is based in general on switching devices
trailing the terminating channel module. To eliminate the need for a
pilot signal this solution of versatile switched protection makes use of
the OSC channel to provide information about the end-to-end integrity
of the transmission path. With this protection scheme it is therefore
possible to protect an end-to-end transmission path with Inline
Amplifier Sites or Optical Add-/ Drop Multiplexer Sites in between
• Channel Protection:
Channel Protection allows to protect not only the transmission fibre but
also doubles the terminating interface thus increasing the level of
protection. Two independent network interfaces of the same channel
module can be provisioned within a protection group to build a
redundant path to the client service.
• Channel Card Protection:

Channel Card Protection allows to protect not only the transmission
fibre but also doubles the terminating equipment thus increasing the
level of protection. Two channel modules can be provisioned within a
protection group to build a redundant path to the client service.

• Client Layer Protection:
Client Layer Protection is supported by the different modules available
within the FSP3000R7.
All module settings necessary to support this are derived and
configured on the modules if client layer protection is provisioned
2.5 Management Interfaces
• Local Access:
The Network Element can locally be accessed from the NCU via
serial/USB interface or Ethernet RJ45 ports.
Note: For the USB interface a special driver for Windows is needed.
• With Release 7.1 a new NCU is introduced which supports two Ethernet
interfaces with different IP addresses.
With this the external DCN connection to the NCU can use one
interface – the connection from the NCU to the OSC can use the
second.
So the IP Address for accessing the NCU can now be chosen
independently of the IP subnet of the OSC Ring – which is useful
especially for redundant DCN access to a Network Element cloud.
2.6 Management Software - Security
• Radius authentication support which allows a centralized user

management
• Deactivation of local Ethernet DCN access ports:

The local Ethernet access ports of the NCU and OSCM modules can be
deactivated to secure them against un-authorized on-site access
• Secure Shell & Copy (SSH, scp):

SSH & scp are supported for secure access to the NE via encrypted
connections.
• HTTPS is supported for the WEB interface
• SNMPv1 Authentication Trap:

SNMPv1 authentication traps are supported for monitoring
unauthorized login attempts via SNMPv1.
• Configurable access to IP applications (FTP, SNMP,TL1, WEB,…):

The access to the build-in IP applications can be controlled via the
Craft user interface.
Please note that for release 7.1.5 TL1 can NOT be enabled
• Creation/deletion of new users:

Users can now be created/deleted and assigned to predefined levels of
access rights.
Note: Passwords are treated case-insensitive (except Linux login)

2.7 Management Software - General
• System time synchronization via Network Time Protocol (NTP):

The time within one FSP3000R7 system domain will be synchronized
using the NTP protocol.
NTP communication will work as well taking the system IP Address i.e.
in redundant DCN communication environment (using OSPF).
Note: The NTP protocol can not be activated through the TL1
interface.
• Update NTP configuration to match modified daylight saving time in US

and Australia:
New daylight saving time rules beginning of 2007 are already
implemented.
• Fault & Database change log:

Two change logs are supported to be able to monitor the history of
faults as well as database changes.
2.8 Management Software – Fault & Alarm Handling
• Alarms for Equipment Removal or Mismatch:

A mismatch between provisioned equipment (module, plugs etc.) and
physically inserted equipment will lead to a Mismatch Equipment Alarm
(MEA).
The removal of provisioned equipment will lead to an unequipped
alarm (UEQ).
• Fault Cause Persistency Filter (FCPF) for all autonomous alarms:

A FCPF filter will filter any alarms which are present below a specified
soak period to reduce alarm flooding.
With release 7.0.1 and 7.0.2 fixed soak periods as defined in the
respective ITU standard are supported (2.5s time before raising an
alarm, 10s before clearing an alarm)
• If a module is identified as not having the correct FWP version

delivered with the NE software it is alarmed.
Depending of the service implication during update the alarm is
differentiated in a service affecting (SA) or non service affecting (NSA)
FWP mismatch alarm.
• Trace Monitoring for SDH & Sonet & OTN interfaces supported.
SDH/SONET interfaces will support Regenerator Section (RS)/Section
trace (J0) only. The RS/Section trace will be supported in accordance
with [G.707], [G.783] and [GR253].
OTN interfaces will support trace in OTU SM, ODU PM and activated
ODU TCMs (TCM1..6) in accordance with [G.709] and [G.798].
• Threshold Crossing Alarms for Optical Input Power on plugs will now
take the specification of the provisioned plug into account.
Limitation: Unfortunately this will lead to a removal of all user defined

thresholds on OIP in the database on update
Bug fixes:
- False elapsed time indication for 24h PM records has been corrected
2.9 Management Software - Update & Backup/ Restore
• Database Backup/Restore of ALL configuration settings (whole

database):
The NCU database can be saved and restored for the case of a
database being corrupted or a NCU failure and subsequent NCU
exchange. It is highly recommended to carry out a database backup
every time the system has been re-provisioned.
Note: Backup/Restore cannot be activated through the TL1 interface.
• Reset Database to factory defaults:

For the event of a corrupted database without an available backup file
it is possible to reset the database to its default settings.
Please be aware that resetting the database to factory defaults might
be service affecting depending on the current provisioning of the
modules. (i.e. if auto provisioning is set to “on”)
• Remote NCU Software Download via FTP protocol (NE is FTP client):
The NCU software can be downloaded remotely using the FTP protocol.
The NE must operate as an FTP client. Therefore the PC from which the
download is carried out has to operate as an FTP server.
FTP communication will work as well taking the system IP address i.e.
in redundant DCN communication environment (using OSPF).
Note: The NTP protocol can not be activated through the TL1
interface.
• Remote module software upgrades (firmware packages):

Firmware packages of FSP 3000R7 modules can be upgraded remotely
• Multiple FWP updates are supported to ease update of the FWP in the
whole network element. Multiple choices are offered:
o The user can select that all modules will be updated (regardless
if the update is SA or NSA) – exceptions are active modules in a
module protection group which need to be update after a
manual switch
o The user can select that only NSA updates will be executed
(including active & inactive modules of a module protection
group)
o The user can select that only a specific module type is updated
in the whole NE – including an option to take care for being
service affecting or not
• The new NCU allows exchanging the program and database completely
by exchanging the compact flash.

This can be used if the NCU needs to be exchanged in case of a HW
failure.
2.10 Management Software - Provisioning
• Database centric Network Element Management, complete provisioning

in the database of the Network Element:
The configuration of any module of a Network Element will be carried
out via the database. This has the advantage that a NE might be fully
pre-provisioned without any equipment being present on site.
• Telcordia compliant system modeling (entity handling, alarms

severities, state model, update handling...):
The management of a FSP 3000R7 Network Element follows the
requirements of a Telcordia compliant system modeling to ensure safe
and standards compliant operation of the network.
• Pre-Provisioning:
Any module of a FSP 3000R7 NE can be pre-provisioned in the
database without equipment being present on site. Once the
equipment is installed and registers itself to the NCU the configuration
of the equipment is carried out as provisioned autonomously.
• "Plug & Play" functionality for spare parts:

Faulty parts can be exchanged easily in the FSP 3000R7 as any spare
part exchanging a faulty module will be configured autonomously by
the database with the provisioned settings as the exchanged module.
Therefore no new configuration has to be carried out by the service
personnel on site.
• Forced Deletion shortcut for modules:

To simplify deleting of provisioned module (including all depending
entities) from the database a shortcut has been implemented which
deletes the module and all its dependent entities from the database in
one step.
Please be aware that this action is not sensitive to the administrative
state of the dependent entities. Only the administrative state of the
module itself is relevant for the availability of this feature. If the
deletion shortcut is unwanted this feature can be deactivated for the
common user
2.11 Management Software - Applications
• Functional & operational consistency across all management

applications (TL1, SNMP, WEB, craft) using central server approach:
The behavior of different supported management applications (SNMP
etc.) is consistent as all of these interfaces are using the same central
server (cserver) within the NCU software package as management
access point to the NE
• Unified User Management for WEB, TL1, craft and Linux login:
The user management of the different management applications is
unified, i.e. users created/ existent within one management application
are available within the other as well with the same settings

(passwords etc.)
• Slot/Shelf LED's reflect module alarm status:

The shelf and slot LEDs reflect the module alarm status of the NE/
module respectively depending on the administrative state.
• WEB GUI:
A WEB Graphical User Interface is available to access and manage a
single NE.
This WEB GUI allows to fully operate and provision the NE.
The WEB GUI offers a graphical rack view of the Network Element and
shows the Alarm status.
Note: Clicking on the appropriate shelf will open the detailed shelf
view. Clicking on a module in the shelf will open the alarm list for that
module.
• Historical Performance Monitoring values can be displayed in a
graphical way via the WEB GUI
• The WEB GUI is secured (using HTTPS).
Security Note: You should install the Network Element’s certificate in
your browser by checking the fingerprint from the browser against the
fingerprint in the Network Element (best using serial cable).
• Element Manager:
A separate SNMP based Element Manager software is available to
manage a NE with a graphical user interface.
As enhancements over the WEB GUI the EM features a graphical view
of the NE including visualization of module status as well as graphical
visualization of performance monitoring statistics.
New features/changes:
- configuration of System IP supported via EM
- comprehensive Element Manager help function added
- EM User manual can be launched from the EM
Bug fixes:
- false power level indication in the EM has been corrected
- Version and size indication problem during DB backup and
restore process has been solved
• SNMPv1 & v2 Interface:

SNMPv1 & v2 communication is supported as an interface to 3rd party
management software packages.
• SNMPv3 Interface:
SNMPv3 is supported only as a trap recipient format.
Authentication/Session handling and encryption is prepared and will
become available in a later release
• Configurable SNMP Trap Port:

The SNMP trap port is user configurable (default port# 161).
• TL-1 Interface:
TL-1 (Transaction Language #1) user interface according to Telcordia

specifications available.
Please note that TL1 is not available in Release 7.1.5
• AINS (Automatic In Service):

AINS suppresses alarm reporting for a configurable qualified
countdown period. AINS is supported as option for each equipment or
facility entity and as a global option in conjunction with auto
provisioning. The period setting is a global parameter.
2.12 In-band Management & Supervisory Channel
• OSC module (OSCM-E/W):

To exchange supervisory information throughout the system when no
other in-band communication channel is available an Optical
Supervisory Channel module is available with either one (OSCM) or
two (2OSCM) optical interfaces.
Multiple OSC modules are supported per NE with restrictions. See DCN
Config Guide for more.
• Support of DCN via OSC or ECC:

Locations not included in the ring (e.g. feeder) can be managed via the
embedded communication channel
• OSC/ECC independent from any payload channels:

The different DCN communication channels as supported in FSP3000R7
are operated independently from any payload channels being available
on the module or not, i.e. a client signal need not be available to
manage any NE from a remote NE.
• 10 ECC channels per NE will be supported

A total of 10 Embedded Communication Channels (e.g. DCC, GCC) for
the overlay DCN are supported/ can be routed by the NCU of a
Network Element.
Note: To be able to configure the ECC 6 to 10 you need to have
the first ECC’s (number 1 to 5) restricted to a bandwidth of
192kbit/s or less.
• Inter-Shelf Communication for ECC support in every shelf (except

extension shelves):
A module providing ECC capability to the NE may be placed anywhere
in any main shelf of the NE. Inter-shelf communication provides the
means for communication with the ECC routing entity.
• For Embedded Communication Channels the standard SDH or Sonet

DCC for Regenerator or Multiplexing Sections can be used.
Moreover for OTU Services the GCC0 and GCC1 & GCC2 can be used.
• DCN access ports individually monitored:

The different DCN access ports available can be individually monitored
and if necessary they can be deactivated individually.
It is possible to deactivate the serial line or to change the default baud
rate.

• Dynamic DCN routing:
The OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) routing protocol for dynamic
routing of the DCN is available
3 SUPPORTED MODULES
3.1 Housing, Power supply and FAN/Plug-In
• SH7HU
• SH7HU-R (for lab approval and US market only)
• SH1HU/2DC
• PSU/7HU-DC
• PSU/7HU-R-DC (for US market only)
• PSU/7HU-AC
• FAN/Plug-In/7HU
• SH1HU-P/DCM
3.2 WDM Channel Modules - Core Type
• WCC-PC-10G-V#Dxx
• WCC-PC-10G-U#Dxx
• WCC-PC-10G-V#Cxxxx
• WCC-PCTN-10G-V#D01-32
• 4TCC-PC-2G7+10G-V#Dxx
• 4TCC-PC-2G7+10G-V# Cxxxx (1530nm, 1550nm, 1570nm, 1590nm)
• 4TCC-PCTN-2G7+10G-V#D01-D32
• 4TCC-PCN-2G1U+2G5
• WCC-PC-2G7U-R#Dxx
• WCC-PC1N-2G7U
3.3 WDM Channel Modules - Access Type (Native Modules)
• 2TCA-PCN-1G3+2G5
• 2TCA-PCN-622M+2G5
3.4 WDM Channel Modules - Access Type (Legacy Modules)
• WCA-PC-10G-V#Dxx
• WCA-PC-10G-V#Cxxxx (1530nm, 1550nm, 1570nm, 1590nm)
• WCA-PCN-2G5U
• 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V#Dxx
• 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V#Cxxxx (1470, 1490, 1510, 1530, 1550, 1570,
1590, 1610nm)
• 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-L#Cxxxx
• 8TCA-PC-2G1U+10G-V#Dxx
• 8TCA-PC-2G1U+10G-V#Cxxxx
• 2TCA-PCN-1G3+2G5
• 4TCA-LS+1G3-V#Dxx
• 2TCA-PCN-622M+2G5

3.5 WDM Channel Modules - Enterprise Type (Legacy Modules)
• WCE-LS-T-V#Dxx
• WCE-LS-T-V#Cxxxx
• 8TCE-ESCON+2G5-V#Dxx
• 8TCE-ESCON+2G5-V#Cxxxx
3.6 Pluggable Transceiver
• XFP/10G/1310S/SM/LC
• XFP/10G/850I/MM/LC
• XFP/10G/1550L/SM/LC
• SFP/4GU/1310S/SM/LC
• SFP/4GU/850I/MM/LC
• SFP/4GU/CxxxxL/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/Dxxxx.xxV/SM/LC#Dxx
• SFP/2G5U/Dxxxx.xxU/SM/LC#Dxx
• SFP/2G5U/CxxxxV/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/CxxxxL/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/1310S/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/1310L/SM/LC
• SFP/HS/1310S/SM/LC
• SFP/CL/1310I/SM/LC
• SFP/2G1/850I/MM/LC
• SFP/HS/850I/MM/LC
• SFP/GBE/ELECTRICAL/RJ45
• SFP/FE/C1510U/SM/LC
All modules which are taken from the FSP 2000 (legacy modules, see 3.4 &
3.5) can use the FSP 2000 XFP/SFP as listed below:
0061000567 SFP/4GU/1310S/SM/LC
0061000568 SFP/4GU/850I/MM/LC
0061000056 SFP/2G5U/1310S/SM/LC
0061000182 SFP/2G5U/1310L/SM/LC
0061000055 SFP/HS/1310S/SM/LC
0061000183 SFP/CL/1310I/SM/LC
0061000058 SFP/2G1/850I/MM/LC
0061000057 SFP/HS/850I/MM/LC
0061000550 SFP/2G5U/1550L/SM/LC
0061000091 – 0061000098 SFP/2G5U/CxxxxV/SM/LC
0061000161 – 0061000168 SFP/2G5U/CxxxxL/SM/LC
0061000233 – 0061000262 SFP/2G5U/xxxx.xxV/SM/LC
0061000181 XFP/10G/1310S/SM/LC
0061000186 XFP/10G/850I/MM/LC
0061000185 XFP/10G/1550L/SM/LC
0061000187 SFP/GBE/ELECTRICAL/RJ45

3.7 Optical Filter Modules
• 2CLSM-#D01-#D64
• 2BSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
• 1GSM+#Dxx-#Dyy
• 4GSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
• 8GSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
• 4CSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
• 4CSM+#Dxx-#Dyy
• 2ABSM-#C1470-#C1610
• 1CSM+#Cxxxx
• 1CSM+#Cxxxx-EW
• 4CSM-#C1470-#C1610
• 4CSM-#C1510-#C1570
• 8CSM+#C1470-#C1610
• OSFM+#1630
• 1PM/MM
• 1PM/SM
• 2PM/MM
• 2PM/SM
• PSM-95/5
• 40CSM-#D02-#D32 (available now)
• 40CSM-#D34-#D64 (available now)
• 3BSM-#G1310-#C1610
• 1CSM+#Dxx-E/W
• 1CSM+#G1310
• DCF-M/010/SSMF
• DCF-M/020/SSMF
• DCF-M/040/SSMF
• DCF-M/060/SSMF
• DCF-M/080/SSMF
• DCF-M/100/SSMF
• DCG-M/060/SSMF
• DCG-M/100/SSMF
• DCF1HU-P/xxx/SSMF
• DCF1HU-P/xxx/LEAF
• DCF1HU-P/xxx/TWRS
3.8 Management, Supervision and Switching
• NCU
• NCU-A
• NCU-B
• NCU-GDPS
• SCU
• OSCM-V#1630
• 2OSCM-V#1630
• RSM-OLM#1630
• VSM
• RSM-SF

3.9 Optical Amplifiers and Dispersion Compensation
• EDFA-C-S10
• EDFA-L-S10
• EDFA-C-S18-GC
• EDFA-C-D20-GC
• EDFA-C-D17-GC
• EDFA-L-D17-GC
• DCM-P/20
• DCM-P/40
• DCM-P/80
4 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
For further details than presented below, please refer to the technical
specification and the manual.
4.1 Shelves
Four flavors of shelves are available for 7HU and 1HU
• SH7HU
The 7 unit height shelf provides twenty 5 and two 2.5 height units slots.
The basic configuration is: 1xFAN/Plug-In, 1xSCU and 1xPSU (max
2xPSU). The first shelf has to be equipped additional with 1xNCU-
B/A/GDPS. The NCU-B/A/GDPS and the SCU fit into the 2.5 height unit
slot. All other modules have a height of 5 units.
• SH7HU-R (for US market only)

This shelf provides the same functionality as the SH7HU shelf but offers
rear access for the DC power feed in conjunction with a PSU/7HU-R-DC.
Slot 1,2 and 19,20 are reserved for PSU/7HU-R-DC.
• SH1HU/2DC
The 1 unit height shelf provides two 5 and two 2.5 height unit slots. This
shelf has already built in non exchangeable redundant power supplies
and fan unit. The basic configuration is: 1xSCU and 1xNCU-B/A/GDPS.
• SH1HU-P/DCM
Unmanaged shelf to carry dispersion compensating modules (DCM-P/20,
DCM-P/40 and DCM-P/80)
• PSU/7HU-DC and PSU/7HU

The Power Supplies provide the power needed to operate a SH7HU shelf.
Up to two power supplies operating in load sharing mode can be installed
to provide redundancy. PSU/7HU-DC and PSU/7HU-AC may be mixed in
one shelf.
FWP change since 7.0.6h

For the PSUs the FWP is increased to 4.11.2 due to improvement of alarm
handling (VOLTIN and PSUFLT).

Please refer to the sales list for sales packages of the different shelf
configuration.
FWP change since 7.0.6h

For the FAN/Plug-In (part of SH7HU shelves) and the SH1HU the FWP is
increased to 4.12.0 due to
- improvement of internal communication handling
- bugfix in signaling external power failure
4.2 WDM Channel Modules - Core Type
Core modules provide beside the transport of dedicated services enhanced

features e.g. FEC, performance monitoring, DCN etc.
4.2.1 WCC-PC-10G-V and WCC-PC-10G-U

The WCC-PC-10G-V converts one optical client signal to and from a DWDM
or CWDM wavelength. It has an XFP type pluggable client interface. All
signals can be transmitted without change. In addition, for all signals, with
the exception of 10G FC, may be mapped as OTN payloads with standard
FEC or enhanced FEC can be enabled at the network port. Performance
monitoring is supported at the physical layer and the relevant SDH/SONET
or the OTN layers. Ethernet framing statistics are also provided where
relevant. Standard conform embedded communication channels are
supported on SONET / SDH and OTN signals.
Data rates: 9.9532 Gbit/s, 10.3125 Gbit/s, 10.51875 Gbit/s,

10.6642 Gbit/s, 10.7092 Gbit/s, 11.0491 Gbit/s,
11.0957 Gbit/s
Protocols: STM-64, OC-192, 10GbE LAN PHY,
10GbE WAN PHY, 10G FC, OTU2 (stuffed and
unstuffed), OTU2-LAN (stuffed and unstuffed)
Protection: Channel card protection

Regeneration: None
FWP change since 7.0.6h:

The FWP has increased to 7.13.20 due to:
New features/changes:
- Data layer protection for OC192/STM64/OTU2/OTU2LAN
- support client port EPC generation for 10GbE/10FCh
- SDH ALS client port
- provision able ALS on network port
- GCC1/GCC2 support
- ODU-AIS generation for TIM defects
- BDI generation for TIM defects
- OTN trace management added
- J0 trace management added
- OTN TIM alarm added
- J0 TIM alarm
Bug fixes:
- Service neutral warm start (NSA update)
- Count of Ethernet CRC frames instead of bad frames

- Network ODU-AIS generation does not use the TCM trigger from client
port and vice versa anymore
- Short laser on period during initialization inside protection group does
not appear anymore
- OPR/RLS-FORCED on Network port does not cause bit errors anymore
- Ethernet Rx performance monitoring does not count incorrectly runt
frames anymore
- FWP upgrade to the same version does not cause traffic lost anymore
- Client facility loop back of OC192 does now work
- Standby client does not report persistent fault if laser is down anymore
- Client performance monitoring validity flag is corrected
- Inhibit switch to protection (inh-swtoprotn-ch) was reported as failed but
operation completes. This is now reported correctly
- Network LED turns yellow on OIP alarm
- Performance monitoring value mismatch after FWP upgrade is solved
- In any case after FWP upgrade the module restarts without reseating
- No more spurious alarms during protection switch anymore
- After reinsertion of a working card of a protection group the traffic re-
starts in any case now
- Protection communication failed is now indicated by Mod LED
- GCC0 and GCC0S will now not establish a connection with each other
- Internal Link Failure alarm during trace enabling is removed
- Spurious alarms during protection switch removed
- WCC10G - GCC1/GCC2 OH bytes now correctly terminated
- OPU-AIS is now mapped for 10GbE client signals
- Remove TCM overhead after sink termination if TCM mode is enabled
- Mixed operation of STM-64 and OUT-2 as client signal in the same link
4.2.2 WCC-PCTN-10G-V and WCC-PCTN-10G-LN

The WCC-PCTN-10G-V is the tunable version of WCC-PC-10G-V and offers
the same features and functionality as WCC-PC-10G-V, but has a reduced
link budget of 2dB. Therefore the customer needs to check if the WCC-
PCTN-10G-V can be used as spare of WCC-PC-10G-V in his application.
A reconfiguration of the provisioning needs to be done in any case as the
type is different and will cause a mismatch.
The WCC-PCTN-10G-LN is a second tunable variant with a complete

different optical specification set. Note that WCC-PCTN-10G-LN is not
available until further notice.
The network interface on both modules is fully tuneable in the C band and
can be tuned to any of the 41 C-band channels from #D01 to #D32
including #DC1 to #DC9.
Note: This module will be released independently from the system release
7.1.5 with all its associated documents.

4.2.3 4TCC-PC-2G7+10G-V
The 4TCC-PC-2G7+10G-V is a 4-port channel module with pluggable client
interfaces that performs TDM multiplexing and demultiplexing of up to four
client interface signals onto one wavelength.
The client ports support STM-16/OC-48 and are multiplexed according to
OTN as described in ITU-T G.709 using asynchronous aggregation of ODU-
1 tributaries into OTU2.
The network port supports OTU2 with standard FEC at 10.709 Gbit/s or
OTU2V with enhanced FEC at 11.003 Gbit/s. Performance monitoring is
supported at the physical layer and the relevant SDH/SONET or OTN
layers. Each client and network port supports one in-band management
channel (DCN).
Client data rates: 2.48832 Gbit/s

Client protocols: STM-16, OC-48
Network data rates: 10.709 Gbit/s, 11.003 Gbit/s

Network protocols: OTU-2

Regeneration: None
FWP change since 7.0.6h/i:

New features:
- Trace support
- OTU1 support on client port
- GCC0/0S/1/2 support on client port with
- GCC1/2 support on network port
- Support of automatic up/down configuration on ECC’s
- Data layer PM on ODU PM layer of VCH
- Tunable Transmitter support
- Laser OFF Error Forwarding for client ports support added
Changes/redesigns:
- TCM configuration settings accepted independent on TCM activation
Bug fixes:
- FPGA buffer overflow does not lock ECC anymore.
- VCH ODU SD threshold/period can now changed
- DCN traffic not interrupted during software reboot (warm start)
- Remove TCM overhead after sink termination if TCM mode is
enabled
- OIP values below the specified sensitivity level are shown as LoS
- ECC correctly re-established after switching and releasing line loops
4.2.4 4TCC-PCTN-2G7+10G-V#D01-D32
The 4TCC-PCTN-2G7+10G-V#D01-D32 is tuneable version of the 4TCC-

PC-2G7+10G-V module supporting full C-band channel set of FSP 3000R7
without the need of different modules.

4.2.5 4TCC-PCN-2G1U+2G5
The 4TCC-PCN-2G1U+2G5 is a 4-port muxponder module supporting a
mix of client services onto one single wavelength on the two network
ports. All ports are supported by pluggable interfaces. The module
supports framed and transparent GbE services as well as transparent
FICON, FC and 2G FC services. The client signals are multiplexed into a
standard 2.5 Gbit/s SDH/Sonet signal using GFP and virtual concatenation.
Performance monitoring is supported at the physical layer and at the
relevant SONET /SDH layers. Ethernet framing statistics are supplied
where relevant. The network interface supports standard conform
embedded communication channels (DCCm / LDCC and DCCs / SDCC).
Client data rates: 1.0625 GHz, 1.250 GHz,2.125 GHz

Client protocols: FC (GFP-T), GbE (GFP-F/T), FICON (GFP-T),
2GFC (GFP-T)
Network data rates: 2.448 GHz

Network protocols: OC-48, STM-16
Protection: Channel protection

Regeneration: Unidirectional with single module

New features:
- Trace support
Bug fixes:
- Added missing logging for DSID_LOG_VOLTANR and
DSID_LOG_TEMP_FIX_HIGH.
- It is not possible to set facility and terminal loops at the same time on
network and client port anymore.
- Loss of Clock is now reported as separate alarm.
- DCN will come up in any case after several reinsertion or several FWP
upgrades
- FPGA buffer overflow is not able to lock ECC anymore (NESW uses
workaround before)
- DCN traffic not interrupted during software reboot (warmstart)
- Module now recovers from facility loop on both near-end and far-end.
4.2.6 WCC-PC-2G7U
The WCC-PC-2G7U-V is a 2.7G channel module with one pluggable client
and one integrated DWDM network interface. This module converts one
optical client signal to and from a DWDM wavelength. The module provides
performance monitoring data at the client and network ports for physical
layer and SDH/SONET layer or FEC layer.
Data rates: 2.488 Gbit/s, 2.667 Gbit/s, 1.25 Gbit/s

Protocols: STM-16, OC-48, OTU1

Regeneration: Bidirectional from network to client port

New features/ changes:

- Support of 3 TCMs
- Support of TERM=SECTION
- SDCC support
- Data layer protection for OC48/STM16/OTU1
- SDH ALS and ADVA ALS on client port
- provisionable ALS on network port
- GCC1/GCC2 support
- ODU-AIS generation for TIM defects
- BDI generation for TIM defects
- OTN trace management added
- J0 trace management added
- OTN TIM alarm added
- J0 TIM alarm
- Support C/DWDM-SFP on client port with BEHAVE and ALS_MODE control
- Support of bidirectional regeneration
- 1GbE support
Bug fixes:
- Network ODU-AIS generation does not use the TCM trigger from client
port and vice versa anymore
- Short laser on period during initialization inside protection group does
not appear anymore
- Service neutral warm start (NSA update)
- OPR/RLS-FORCED on network port does not cause bit errors anymore
- LKDO_AIS_L does now report with OTU1 at network port
- Supports now also section termination for OC48 and STM16
- Facility loop back is now operational
- For OC48/STM16 client lkdo-ais-l condition is now supported
- No more spurious alarms during protection switch anymore
- Network LED turns yellow on OIP alarm
- Network port LED does indicate ALS condition now
- After reinsertion of a working card of a protection group the traffic re-
starts in any case now
- No more spurious alarms during protection switch
- Protection communication failed is now indicated by Mod LED
- Stuck of critical laser alarm after alien SFP is inserted does not appear
anymore
- GCC0 and GCC0S will now not establish a connection with each other
- Internal Link Failure alarm during trace enabling is removed
- Spurious alarms during protection switch removed
- Client SDCC on WCC2G7 now available
- WCC10G - GCC1/GCC2 OH bytes now correctly terminated
- Remove TCM overhead after sink termination if TCM mode is enabled
4.2.7 WCC-PC1N-2G7U

The WCC-PC1N-2G7U is a variant of the WCC-PC-2G7U supporting a SFP
interface at the network side instead of a fixed interface. For applicable
SFPs please refer to the technical specification.
The FWP has increased to 4.13.4 due to enhancements on
communication/updates

Protocols: STM-16, OC-48, OTU1,

Regeneration: Bidirectional from network to client port
4.3 WDM Channel Modules - Access Type
Access modules focus on the cost effective transport of data services.
4.3.1 WCA-PC-10G-V
The WCA-PC-10G-V module provides pluggable client interface (XFP) and
fixed network ports.

Protocols: 10GE LAN PHY, 10GE WAN PHY, STM-64, 10GFC
Protection: None
Regeneration: Unidirectional with two modules
The FWP has not changed since 7.0.6h and is 3.6.0
4.3.2 WCA-PCN-2G5U
The WCA-PCN-2G5U is a 2.5G channel module with pluggable client and
network interfaces.
The FWP has increased to 3.5.0 due to the support of CWDM SFPs at the
client ports.
Client Data rates in fixed or adaptive discrete mode:

155 Mbit/s, 622 Mbit/s, 1.0625 Gbit/s, 1.250
Gbit/s, 2.125 Gbit/s, 2.488 Gbit/s
Client Data rates in adaptive “odd” mode:
100 Mbit/s ... 2.5 Gbit/s
Protocols: ESCON, 1G FICON, 2G FICON, 1G FC, 2G FC, 1G

Coupling Link, 2G Coupling Link, FE, GbE, STM-1,
STM-4, STM-16, OC3, OC12, OC48, ATM 155,
ATM 622

Regeneration: Bidirectional Network to Network
4.3.3 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V
The 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V is a 4-port channel module with pluggable client
interfaces that electrically multiplexes and demultiplexes the signals of up

to four client interfaces onto one wavelength aggregating to a signal at the
4G FC rate. Additionally a single client port may be used with one network
port in transponder mode.
Client data rates: 1.25 Gbit/s, 1.0625 Gbit/s, 2.125 Gbit/s,

4.25 Gbit/s
Client protocols: GbE, FC, 2G FC, 4G FC
Network data rates: 1.25 Gbit/s, 1.0625 Gbit/s, 2.125 Gbit/s,

4.25 Gbit/s
Network protocols: FC, 2G FC, 4G FC
Protection: None
Regeneration: Bidirectional with one module (CWDM) and unidirectional
with two modules (DWDM)
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The FWP has increased to 8.7.0 due to the expansion from 2 to 8 CWDM
wavelengths and the support of CWDM SFPs at the client ports.
Hardware revision change since 7.0.6h:
The hardware revision of the CWDM variant has increased to 1.23 due to
the support of 8 CWDM wavelengths.
4.3.4 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-L#Cxxxx
The 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V is module with 4 pluggable client and one fixed

CWDM interface that electrically multiplexes and demultiplexes the signals
of up to four client interfaces onto one wavelength aggregating to a signal
at the 4G FC rate. Additionally a single client port may be used with one
network port in transponder mode.
Client data rates: 1.25 Gbit/s, 1.0625 Gbit/s, 2.125 Gbit/s,

4.25 Gbit/s
Client protocols: GbE, FC, 2G FC, 4G FC
Network data rates: 1.25 Gbit/s, 1.0625 Gbit/s, 2.125 Gbit/s,

4.25 Gbit/s
Network protocols: FC, 2G FC, 4G FC
Protection: None
Regeneration: Bidirectional with one module

The FWP has increased to 8.7.0 due to the expansion from 2 to 8 CWDM
wavelengths and the support of CWDM SFPs at the client ports.
The hardware revision of the CWDM variant has increased to 1.23 due to
the support of 8 CWDM wavelengths.

4.3.5 8TCA-PC-2G1U+10G-V
The 8TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V is a 8-port channel module with pluggable client
interfaces that electrically multiplexes and demultiplexes the signals of up
to eight client interfaces onto one wavelength.
Client data rates: 1.25 Gbit/s

Client protocols: GbE, FC, 2G FC
Network data rates: 10.709 Gbit/s

Network protocols: transparent signal
Protection: None
Regeneration: Unidirectional with two modules or by WCA-PC-10G-V
FWP change since 7.1:

The FWP has increased to 24.6.0 due to the support of BIP8 byte in the
path monitoring of the ODU2 overhead according ITU G.709.
4.3.6 2TCA-PCN-1G3+2G5
The 2TCA-PCN-1G3+2G5 is a 2-port channel module with pluggable client
interfaces and network interfaces that electrically multiplexes and
demultiplexes the signals of up to two client interfaces onto one
wavelength. A proprietary embedded communication channel is supported.
Client data rates: 1.25 Gbit/s, 1.0625 Gbit/s

Client protocols: GbE, FC

Client protocols: transparent signal

Regeneration: by WCA-PCN-2G5U

The FWP has increased to 6.9.10 due to following bug fixes:
Warm start/update was service effecting if the working traffic was running
on protection path.
LED behavior in the case the module is in ALS mode is adapted to the
general behavior of FSP3000R7 modules.
Forced laser on is now working under all conditions.
Feature enhancement:
ALSMODE NONE is now supported.
The hardware revision has increased to 2.02 due to design to
manufacturing.
Removing/inserting cards will no longer cause loss of connection with
shelf/SC
Accidentally TxOn during facility loop overruled by ERRFWD = LSROFF is
fixed
The alarm “Loss of Char Synch FEND” is now working correctly

4.3.7 2TCA-PCN-622M+2G5
The 2TCA-PCN-622M+2G5 is a 2-port channel module with pluggable

client interfaces and network interfaces that electrically multiplexes and
demultiplexes the signals of up to two client interfaces onto one
wavelength. A proprietary embedded communication channel is supported.
Client data rates: 622 Mbit/s

Client protocols: STM4, OC12

Client protocols: transparent signal

FWP change has increased to 6.9.10 due to internal management
communication enhancements
4.3.8 4TCA-LS+1G3-V
The 4TCA-LS+1G3-V#Dxx is a 4-port time division multiplexing channel
module that multiplexes four low speed client signals to a network
interface for very long reach DWDM.
Client data rates: 125 Mbit/s, 155 Mbit/s, 200 Mbit/s

Client protocols: ESCON, FE, STM-1, OC-3,ATM 155
Network data rates: 1.25O Gbit/s

Network protocols: transparent signal
Protection: none
(Note: In the case Protection is marked as none, the modules still

interwork with versatile protection and client layer protection)
The FWP remains 3.0.0
4.4 WDM Channel Modules - Enterprise Type
Enterprise modules focus on the transport of data services in storage

networks.
4.4.1 WCE-LS-T-V
The WCE-LS-T-V#Dxx is a low-speed transparent channel module with
fixed client and network interfaces for very long reach DWDM network
interfaces.
Data rates: 8 Mbit/s ... 200 Mbit/s
Protocols: Sysplex Timer, ESCON, Ethernet, FDDI, FE,

STM-1, OC-3, ATM 155

Protection: none
Regeneration: none
4.4.2 8TCE-ESCON+2G5-V
The 8TCE-ESCON+2G5-V#Dxx is an 8-port time division multiplexing
channel module that multiplexes eight ESCON signals at the client
interfaces to a network interface for very long reach DWDM.
Data rates: 200 Mbit/s
Protocols: ESCON
Protection: none
Regeneration: none

The FWP has increased to 3.29.0 due to following bug fixes:
Correction of laser temperature calculation
4.5 Pluggable Transceiver
4.5.1 XFP
Please refer to the dedicated XFP specification for details.
• XFP/10G/850I/MM/LC
4.5.2 SFP:
Please refer to the dedicated SFP specification for details.
• SFP/4GU/1310S/SM/LC
• SFP/4GU/850I/MM/LC
• SFP/4GU/CxxxxL/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/Dxxxx.xxV/SM/LC#Dxx
• SFP/2G5U/Dxxxx.xxU/SM/LC#Dxx
• SFP/2G5U/CxxxxV/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/CxxxxL/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/1310S/SM/LC
• SFP/2G5U/1310L/SM/LC
• SFP/HS/1310S/SM/LC
• SFP/CL/1310I/SM/LC
• SFP/2G1/850I/MM/LC
• SFP/HS/850I/MM/LC
• SFP/GBE/ELECTRICAL/RJ45
• SFP/FE/C1510U/SM/LC

4.6 Optical Filter Modules
The Release F7 is supporting 64 DWDM channel (16 groups each 4

channel) in a 100 GHz grid and 8 channels CWDM. The following modules
provide different level of integration and access to dedicated groups and
channels.
4.6.1 2CLSM-#D01-#D64
The C-/L-Band Splitter Module (2CLSM-#D01-#D64) is used to split the C-
band and the L-band.
4.6.2 2ABSM-#C1470-#C1610
The two ports A/B Band Splitter Module 2ABSM-#C1470-#C1610 is used
to split/combine the 8 CWDM channels supported by the FSP 3000R7 into
two groups of 4 channels. One band supports the wavelengths 1470 nm,
1490 nm, 1590 nm and 1610 nm while the other A/B Band Splitter Module
supports the wavelengths 1510 nm, 1530 nm, 1550 nm and 1570 nm.
4.6.3 2BSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
The two ports Band Splitter Module 2BSM-#D01-#D32 splits the C-band
into the sub bands #D01-#D16 and #D17-#D32. The second two ports
Band Splitter Module 2BSM-#D33-#D64 splits the L-band into the sub
bands #D33-#D48 and #D49-#D64.
4.6.4 1GSM+#Dxx-#Dyy
The one port Group Splitter Module is used to split a single group out of all
transmitted channels. The remaining channels/groups are transmitted via
the upgrade port. There are 16 separate modules for all 16 C-band and L-
band groups:
4.6.5 4GSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
The four ports Group Splitter Modules split one half of the C-band or L-
band into four groups. There are 4 separate modules for all 16 C-band and
L-band groups, named according to the respective channels.
4.6.6 8GSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
The eight ports Group Splitter Modules 8GSM-#D01-#D32 (C-band) and
8GSM-#D33-#D64 (L-band) split the respective band into eight groups.
4.6.7 1CSM+#Cxxxx
The one port CWDM Single Channel Splitter Module is used to split a single
channel out of all transmitted channels. The remaining channels are
transmitted via the upgrade port. There are 8 separate modules for all 8
CWDM channels.
4.6.8 1CSM+#Cxxxx-EW
The one port East/West CWDM Single Channel Splitter Module is used to
split a single channel out of all transmitted channels. The remaining
channels are transmitted via the upgrade port. The module contains two
identical filters for east/west applications. There are 8 separate modules
for all 8 CWDM channels.

4.6.9 4CSM-#Dxx-#Dyy
The four port DWDM Splitter Module combines and separates 4 channels
each (Multiplexing and Demultiplexing).
4.6.10 4CSM+#Dxx-#Dyy
The four port DWDM Channel Splitter Module with upgrade port (+) is
used to split the four channels of one group out of the C-band or L-band.
The remaining C-band and L-band signals are transmitted via the upgrade
port. There are 16 separate modules for all 16 C-band and L-band groups.
4.6.11 4CSM-#C1470-#C1610, 4CSM-#C1510-#C1570

The four port Channel Splitter Module combines and separates 4 CWDM
channel each.
4.6.12 8CSM+#C1470-#C1610
The 8CSM+#C1470-#C1610 combines 4CSM-#C1470-#C1610 and 4CSM-
#C1510-#C1570 in one module providing additionally an upgrade port for
1310 nm grey interfaces.
4.6.13 OSFM+#1630
The Optical Supervisory Filter Module is used to split the optical
supervisory channel out of all transmitted channels. The remaining
channels are transmitted via the upgrade port.
4.6.14 1PM
The 1PM/SM (1310nm, protection module singlemode) or 1PM/MM
(850nm, protection module multimode) splits a client signal into two
optical signals. This module is needed if channel card protection has to be
realized.
4.6.15 2PM
The 2PM/SM (1310nm, protection module singlemode) or 2PM/MM
(850nm, protection module multimode) splits two client signals each into
two optical signals. This module is needed if channel card protection has to
be realized twice.
4.6.16 PSM-95/5
The PSM-95/5 (Power Splitter Module) splits the incoming signal at the
client port (C) into two portions. 95% of the signal will be passed on the
network port while 5% of the signal will be coupled out on the monitoring
port. The PSM-95/5 is a unidirectional module.
4.6.17 40CSM-#D02-#D32, 40CSM-#D34-#D64

The forty port Channel Splitter Module combines and separates 40 DWDM
channel each. These modules may be used only in point to point
applications.
4.6.18 3BSM-#G1310-#C1610
The three ports A/B/G1310 Band Splitter Module 3BSM-#G1310-#C1610
is used to split/combine the 8 CWDM channels supported by the FSP
3000R7 into two groups of 4 channels and two provide an upgrade path to
broadband 1310nm (#G1310). The remaining bands support the

wavelengths 1470 nm, 1490 nm, 1590 nm and 1610 nm while the other
A/B Band Splitter Module supports the wavelengths 1510 nm, 1530 nm,
1550 nm and 1570 nm.
4.6.19 1CSM+#Dxx-E/W
The one port East/West DWDM Single Channel Splitter Module is used to
split a single channel out of all transmitted channels. The remaining
channels are transmitted via the upgrade port. The module contains two
identical filters for east/west applications. There are 64 separate modules
for the DWDM channels (please contact our sales department for lead
times of L-band modules.
4.6.20 1CSM+#G1310
The 1 Channel Splitter Module (1CSM+#G1310) drops one broadband
1310nm channel (#G1310) out of the CWDM spectrum. The remaining
channels (#C1470 - #C1610) are transmitted via the upgrade port.
FWP change since 7.0.6h for all filter modules

For all filter modules the FWP is increased to 4.8.1 due to
- the release of new modules
- enhancement of internal management communication
In this case it is due to the introduction of DCF and DCG which use a
derivate of the filter board. The FWP is kept the same for all filter boards
and derivates.
4.7 Management, Supervision and Switching
4.7.1 NCU (Type: NCU2E)

The FSP 3000 R7 System features an advanced network control unit. The
Network Control Unit (NCU, sometimes referred as NCU2E) with two
Ethernet ports provides system management capabilities and network
connection to the FSP 3000 R7-System. Depending on the capabilities of
the network element, specific RTU (Right To Use) versions maybe needed.
An FSP 3000 R7 node is managed via the NCU Module. This interface uses
Internet protocols to provide management capabilities e.g. provisioning,
alarming etc. NCU directly controls the modules in its own shelf and
indirectly those in the other shelves on one node via a Shelf Control Unit
(SCU). The NCU is accessible via terminal program or Ethernet using
telnet, FTP, http, SCP, SNMP, NTP…. The NCU’s command line interface
allows fast (local) interaction. External Network Management Systems
(NMS) are supported via SNMP over the Ethernet interface.
Different RTU versions for the NCU are available:
RTU CWDM ACCESS

RTU DWDM CORE & ACCESS
RTU FC/FICON
RTU DWDM GDPS
4.7.2 NCU-B, NCU-A, NCU-GDPS (Type: NCU)

The FSP 3000 R7 System features an advanced network control unit. The
Network Control Unit (NCU) provides system management capabilities and
network connection to the FSP 3000 R7-System. Depending on the

capabilities of the network element, specific NCU versions might be
needed.
An FSP 3000 R7 node is managed via the NCU Module. This interface uses
Internet protocols to provide management capabilities e.g. provisioning,
alarming etc. NCU directly controls the modules in its own shelf and
indirectly those in the other shelves on one node via a Shelf Control Unit
(SCU). The NCU is accessible via terminal program or Ethernet using
telnet, FTP, http, SCP, SNMP, NTP… . The NCU’s command line interface
allows fast (local) interaction. External Network Management Systems
(NMS) are supported via SNMP over the Ethernet interface.
The different grades of the NCU do support different set of features and
modules as visible in the table below.
NCU-A NCU-B NCU-GDPS NCU

CWDM support x x x X
DWDM support - x x X
Hybrid support - x x X
WCC/ xTCC support - x x X
WCA/ xTCA support x x x X
WCE/ xTCE support - - x X
FC support - x x X
TL1 support - x x X
x Supported
- Not supported
Bug fixes:
- FWP version is shown as n.a. instead of 0.0.0

4.7.3 SCU
The Shelf Control Unit (SCU) supports the internal and external
communication of a shelf. It is responsible for module registration/
deregistration and module extraction supervision. The SCU provides inter-
shelf communication. A maximum of 20 main shelves can be connected to
build one Network Element.

For the SCU the FWP is increased to 4.13.0 due to following bug fixes:
The LEDs of unused ports do not lid red anymore, they are disabled now.
Plug rate inventory is corrected to HS.
4.7.4 SCU-E
The Shelf Control Unit Extension (SCU-E) was removed from the roadmap.
There are no plans to release this module
4.7.5 FAN/Plug-In/7HU
The Fan Control Unit is intendet to control the FANs in the 7HU chassis.
Furthermore the overall summary alarm LED’s are located here.
4.7.6 OSCM-V#1630
The Optical Supervisory Channel Module with optical line monitoring and
optical port (OSCM-V#1630), adds/drops a 1630 nm OSC signal and
converts it to/from electrical 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet signals. It has an
integrated Ethernet switch and three electrical 10/ 100 BaseT ports.
Additionally, the module monitors the optical line for fiber breaks and
fluctuations of fiber attenuation.

For the OSM the FWP is increased to 4.9.22 due to following bug fixes:
1. Improved link stability on optical ports due to better separation of the
different reference clock sources of the CDRs (Clock and Data
Recovery).
2. Linear add drop and topology detection works now also with OSCM
variant (before it was working only with the 2OSCM)
3. Wrong connections of 2OSCMs (East port of a 2OSCM connected with
East port of another 2OSCM) in a network are detected now.
4. In some cases entries of Topology Detection menu were not
selectable this is now solved
5. In the former FWP version valid values for data rate and duplex mode
are reported even if no link was established.
6. enhancement of internal management communication
7. Disabling of ports right before reboot
4.7.7 2OSCM-V#1630
The Optical Supervisory Channel Module with optical line monitoring and
two optical ports (2OSCM-V#1630), adds/drops a 1630 nm OSC signal
and converts it to/from electrical 10/100 Mbit/s Ethernet signals. It has an
integrated Ethernet switch and three electrical 10/ 100 BaseT ports.

Additionally, the module monitors the optical line for fiber breaks and
fluctuations of fiber attenuation.

For the OSM the FWP is increased to 4.9.22 due to following bug fixes:
1. Improved link stability on optical ports due to better separation of the
different reference clock sources of the CDRs (Clock and Data
Recovery).
2. Linear add drop and topology detection works now also with OSCM
variant (before it was working only with the 2OSCM)
3. Wrong connections of 2OSCMs (East port of a 2OSCM connected with
East port of another 2OSCM) in a network are detected now.
4. In some cases entries of Topology Detection menu were not
selectable this is now solved
5. In the former FWP version valid values for data rate and duplex mode
are reported even if no link was established.
6. enhancement of internal management communication
7. Disabling of ports right before reboot
4.7.8 RSM-OLM#1630
The Optical Protection Switch Module with Optical Line Monitoring (RSM-
OLM#1630) is used for line protection switching in the event of fiber break
or fiber degradation. In addition it monitors the integrity and attenuation
of the transmission line. The protection switching threshold is user
configurable. As long as both transmission lines, the active as well as the
non-active line, are available the non-active line can be used to transmit
low priority traffic.
4.7.9 VSM
The Versatile Switch Module (VSM) is for optically switched protection
purposes. In the case of a network failure the VSM gets messages from
the 2OSCM-V#1630 to process protection switching. These commands are
transmitted via the backplane bus of the FSP 3000 R.7.0 system. Only in
configurations with 2OSCM-V#1630 the backup path can be monitored.
The VSM can work on a line, band, subband, group or channel basis. It
can be deployed in protected point-to-point topologies as well as in ring
topologies.

For the VSM the FWP is increased to 4.12.1 due to improvement of
internal communication handling.
4.7.10 RSM-SF
The Remote Switch Module for single fiber solution is used for line
protection. Protection switching is triggered in case of fiber break. The
RSM-SF#1310 must work in tandem with a RSM-SF#1510 at the opposite
network element.

4.8 Optical Amplifiers and Dispersion Compensation
4.8.1 EDFA-C-S10
The EDFA-C-S10 is a fixed pump power Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier
supporting cost effective amplification of up to 4 channels out of 16
independent groups suitable for inline or preamplifier applications.
4.8.2 EDFA-L-S10
The EDFA-L-S10 is a fixed pump power Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifier
supporting cost effective amplification of up to 4 channels out of 16
independent groups suitable for inline or preamplifier applications.
4.8.3 EDFA-C-S18-GC
The EDFA-C-S18-GC is a gain-controlled single-stage Erbium-Doped Fiber
Amplifier supporting amplification of up to 40 channels in the C-band
suitable for booster, inline or preamplifier applications.

The FWP of the EDFA is increased to 4.10.1 due to improvement of
4.8.4 EDFA-C-D20-GC
The EDFA-C-D20-GC is a gain-controlled double-stage Erbium-Doped Fiber
Amplifier supporting amplification of up to 40 channels in the C-band. The
first gain block works as preamplifier, the second as booster
amplifier. The midstage access allows to connect a DCM for dispersion
compensation without effecting the line budget. The EDFA-C-D20-GC can
be used as preamplifier, booster or inline amplifier.

4.8.5 EDFA-C-D17-GC
The EDFA-C-D17-GC is a gain-controlled double-stage Erbium-Doped Fiber
Amplifier supporting amplification of up to 40 channels in the C-band. The
compensation without effecting the line budget. The EDFA-C-D17-GC can
be used as preamplifier, booster or inline amplifier. This EDFA is used for C
and L-band installations, amplifying the C-band part.


4.8.6 EDFA-L-D17-GC
The EDFA-L-D17-GC is a gain-controlled double-stage Erbium-Doped Fiber
Amplifier supporting amplification of up to 40 channels in the L-band. The
compensation without effecting the line budget. The EDFA-L-D17-GC can
be used as preamplifier, booster or inline amplifier. This EDFA is used for C
and L-band installations, amplifying the L-band part.

4.8.7 DCM-P/20
The Dispersion Compensation Module compensates for 20 km of G.652
fiber. This module is placed in the DCM shelf and is therefore not
manageable from the management system.
4.8.8 DCM-P/40
4.8.9 DCM-P/80
4.8.10 DCF-M/010/SSMF
fiber. This module is placed in the main shelf and is therefore manageable
from the management system.
4.8.11 DCF-M/020/SSMF
4.8.12 DCF-M/040/SSMF
4.8.13 DCF-M/060/SSMF

4.8.14 DCF-M/080/SSMF
4.8.15 DCF-M/100/SSMF
4.8.16 DCG-M/060/SSMF
The dispersion compensating module DCG-M/060/SSMF utilizes a Fiber-
Bragg-Grating for compensation of data rates up to 11.3 Gbit/s and
compensates for 60 km standard single mode fiber. It is a managed
module. The key benefit of this dispersion compensation technology is the
lower latency compared to a fiber based technology.
4.8.17 DCG-M/100/SSMF
The dispersion compensating module DCG-M/060/SSMF utilizes a Fiber-
Bragg-Grating for compensation of data rates up to 11.3 Gbit/s and
compensates for 60 km standard single mode fiber. It is a managed
module. The key benefit of this dispersion compensation technology is the
lower latency compared to a fiber based technology.
All above DCF-M/xx & DCG-M/xx have the FWP 4.8.1
4.8.18 DCF1HU-P/xxx/SSMF
The DCF1HU-P/xxx/SSMF is a chassis with integrated dispersion
compensation fiber used for dispersion compensation in standard single
mode fiber. It is available for compensation of 10km, 20km, 40km, 60km,
80km, 100km, 120km, 140km, 160km and 180km G.652 fiber.
4.8.19 DCF1HU-P/xxx/LEAF
The DCF1HU-P/xxx/LEAF is a chassis with integrated dispersion
compensation fiber used for dispersion compensation in large effective
area fibers. It is available for compensation of 20km, 40km, 60km, 80km,
100km, 120km, 140km, 160km and 180km G.655 fiber.
4.8.20 DCF1HU-P/xxx/TWRS
The DCF1HU-P/xxx/TWRS is a chassis with integrated dispersion
compensation fiber used for dispersion compensation in true wave reduced
slope fiber. It is available for compensation of 20km, 40km, 80km,
100km, 120km, 140km, 160km and 180km G.655 fiber.

5 SUB RELEASE STRUCTURE FOR FSP 3000R7
Please refer to the applicable roadmap
6 DOCUMENTATION
Item Name of Document Date

Manuals:
• Product Product Description_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
Description
• Installation Installation Guide _7_1_5.pdf June 2007
Guide
• User Guide User Guide_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
• System Detailed System Description_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
Description
• Detailed Entity EntityPropertiesAndParameters_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
Reference
• Detailed Detailed Procedures_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
Procedures
• Safety Guide Safety Guide_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
• Hardware Hardware Description_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
description
• Trouble- Troubleshooting Guide_7_1_5.pdf June 2007
shooting
Specification: FSP3000R7 MSSpecification Rel.7.1 V1.2 May 2007
FSP3000R7 A1 Specification Rear Access North June 2007
America Rel.7.1 V1.0.pdf
MTBF values: FSP_R_7_1_MTBF_prediction_March_2007.xls March 2007
Certifications:
• CE Doc_CE_FSP_3000R7_1_5.pdf June 2007
(Certification
Europe)
• NRTL not available yet for WCC-PCTN-10G; will be July 2007
(Certification announced later expected
US)
• Compliance R7_7HU_EMC_E31586_01_00TL.pdf 13th June
Report R7_7HU_EMC_E31586_01_01TL.pdf 2007
• Laser Safety LS_CB_Rep_T223-0137_04_825- 15th June
2_G_2007_06_15.pdf 2007
LS_CB_Rep_T223_0138_04_825-
1_G_2007_06_15.pdf
Deployment Rules Deployment Rules for Amplifier in FSP 3000 No date
Release 7.x V1_0.pdf
Update instructions / Technical Tip 715-1 SW and FWP Update 7.1.5 26th June
Technical Tips Using the EM, file name: 2007
TT_SW_FWPupdate_715_EM.doc
Technical Tip 715-2 NCU Exchange, file name:
TT_NCUexchange_NCU_NCU2E.doc
Technical Tip 715-3 Compact Flash Replacement,
file name: TT_CF_Replacement.doc
Technical Tip 715-4 FTP Server Install, file name:
TT_FTP_Server_Inst.doc

Item Name of Document Date
FSP 3000R7 Field Replacement Instruction 4TCC-
PC(TN)-2G7+10G-V.pdf
List of Limitations FSP 3000 Release 7 – LimitationList R7.1.5.pdf 26th July
2007
Compatibility FSP 3000R7 Compatibility Matrix Release 7.1.5 20th July
Matrix (070720).xls 2007
Element Manager FSP 3000R7 Element Manager v7.1.5 Release 9th July
Release Notes Notes.pdf 2007

VERSIONS OF 7.1.5
Software NE 7.1.5
Name: F7007015_2007_07_09_1001.PGM
Date: 09th July 2007
Element Manager: 7.1.5

Name Windows: FSP_3000R7_Element_Manager_v7_1_5_for_Windows.exe
Name Solaris: fsp3000R7_em_V7.1.5_for_Solaris.tar
Date: 06th July 2007
Last Official Name Type HW FWP µCM EPLD

Release Equipment Revision Version Version Version
Change old -> new old -> new old -> new old->new
7.0.6h SH7HU SH7HU 2.00/2.01/ n.a. - -
2.02
7.0.6h SH7HU-R SH7HU 2.00/2.01/ n.a. - -
2.02
7.1.5 PSU/7HU-DC PSU7HU-DC 2.00/2.01/ 4.10.2 -> - -
2.02/2.03 4.11.2
7.1.5 PSU/7HU-AC PSU7HU-AC 2.00/2.0124.10.2 -> - -
2.02 4.11.2
7.1.5 PSU/7HU-R-DC PSU7HU-DC 2.00/2.01/4.10.2 ->
4.11.2
7.1.5 FAN/Plug-In/7HU FCU7HU 2.00/2.01 4.9.0 -> - -
4.11.0
7.1.5 SH1HU/2DC SH1HU-DC 2.01/2.0224.9.0 -> - -
2.03 4.12.0
7.0.1 SH1HU-P/DCM - 1.00 - - -
7.1.5 2CLSM-#D01-#D64 2CLSM-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -

4.8.1
7.1.5 2ABSM-#C1470-#C1610 2ABSM-C 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 2BSM-#Dxx-#Dyy 2BSM-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 1GSM+#Dxx-#Dyy 1GSMU-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 4GSM-#Dxx-#Dyy 4GSM-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 8GSM-#Dx0x-#Dyy 8GSM-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 1CSM+#Cxxxx 1CSMU-C 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 1CSM+#Cxxxx-EW 1CSMU-EW-C 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 4CSM-#Dxx-#Dyy 4CSM-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 4CSM+#Dxx-#Dyy 4CSMU-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 4CSM-#C1470-#C1610 4CSM-C 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4CSM-#C1510-#C1570 4.8.1

7.1.5 8CSM+#C1470-#C1610 8CSMU-C 2.00 4.6.1 ->
4.8.1
7.1.5 OSFM+#1630 OSFM 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 1PM 1PM 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 2PM 2PM 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 PSM-95/5 PSM 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 40CSM-#D02-#D32 40CSM-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
40CSM-#D33-#D64 4.8.1
7.1.5 3BSM-#G1310-#C1610 3BSM-C 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 1CSM+#Dxx-E/W 1CSMU-EW-D 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 1CSM+#G1310 1CSMU-G 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.0.1 EDFA-C-S10 EDFA-S 1.00 3.0.0 2.5.1 3

7.0.1 EDFA-L-S10 EDFA-S 1.00 3.0.0 2.5.1 3
7.1.5 EDFA-C-S18-GC EDFA-SGC 2.00 4.9.1 -> - -
4.10.1
7.1.5 EDFA-C-D20-GC EDFA-DGC 2.00 4.9.1 -> - -
4.10.1
7.1.5 EDFA-C-D17-GC EDFA-DGC 2.00 4.9.1 -> - -
4.10.1
7.1.5 EDFA-L-D17-GC EDFA-DGC 2.00 4.9.1 -> - -
4.10.1
7.1.5 4TCC-PCN-2G1U+2G5 4TCC2G5 2.00

4.7.11 -> - -
4.14.14
7.1.5 4TCC-PC-2G7+10G- 4TCC10G-D 2.00 7.6.11 -> - -
V#Dxx 7.9.11
7.1.5 4TCC-PC-2G7+10G- 4TCC10G-C 2.00 7.6.11 -> - -
V#Cxxxx 7.9.11
7.1.5 4TCC-PCTN-2G7+10G- 4TCC10GT-D 2.00 7.6.11 -> - -
V#D01-D32 7.9.11
7.1.5 WCC-PC-10G-V#Dxx WCC10G-D 2.00/2.01 7.8.20 -> - -
7.13.20
7.1.5 WCC-PC-10G-V#Cxx WCC10G-C 2.00/2.01 7.8.20 -> - -
7.13.20
7.1.5 WCC-PC-10G-U#Dxx WCC10G-D 2.00/2.01 7.8.20 -> - -
7.13.20
7.1.5 WCC-PCTN-10G-V#D01- WCC10GT-D 2.01 7.13.20 - -
32
7.1.5 2.00 4.8.14 -> - -
WCC-PC-2G7U-R#Dxx WCC2G7-D 4.14.16
7.1.5 2.00 4.8.14 -> - -
WCC-PC-2G7U-V#Cxxxx WCC2G7-C 4.14.16

7.1.5 WCC-PC1N-2G7U WCC2G7-1N 2.00 4.8.3 -> - -
4.14.5
7.0.6f WCA-PC-10G-V#Dxx WCA10G-D 1.01/1.21 3.6.0 2.7.6 18
7.0.6f WCA-PC-10G-V#Cxxxx WCA10G-C 1.01/1.21 3.6.0 2.7.6 18
7.1 WCA-PCN-2G5U WCA2G5 1.01 3.5.0 2.7.7 20
7.1 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G- 4TCA4G-D 1.23 2.8.0 9
V#D01-32 8.7.0
7.1 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G-V#Cxx4TCA4G-C 1.02 or 8.7.0 2.8.0 9

1.22 ->
1.23
7.1 4TCA-PC-4GU+4G- 4TCA4G-C 1.21 8.7.0 2.8.0 9
L#Cxxxx
7.1 8TCA-PC-2G1U+10G- 8TCA10G-D 1.20 24.6.0 2.8.0 22

V#Dxx
7.1 8TCA-PC-2G1U+10G- 8TCA10G-C 1.20 24.6.0 2.8.0 22
V#Cxxxx
7.1.5 2TCA-PCN-1G3+2G5 2TCA2G5 2.00 6.5.10 -> - -
2.02 6.9.10
7.1.5 2TCA-PCN-622M+2G5 2TCA2G5S 2.01 3.5.3 -> - -
3.10.5
7.0.5 4TCA-LS+1G3-V#Dxx 4TCA1G3-D 1.04 3.0.0 2.6.0 15
7.0.5 4TCA-LS+1G3-V#Cxxxx 4TCA1G3-D 1.04 3.0.0 2.6.0 15
7.0.5 WCE-LS-T-V#Dxx WCELS-D 1.03 3.0.0 2.5.1 13

7.0.5 WCE-LS-T-V#Cxxxx WCELS-C 1.03 3.0.0 2.5.1 13
7.1 8TCE-ESCON+2G5- 8TCE2G5-C 1.06 3.29.0 2.8.0 11
V#Dxx
7.1 8TCE-ESCON+2G5- 8TCE2G5-C 1.06 3.29.0 2.8.0 11
V#Cxxxx
7.1 NCU NCU2E 2.00 n.a. - -
7.0.1 NCU-B NCU 2.00 n.a. - -
7.0.6a NCU-A NCU 2.00 n.a.
7.0.6a NCU-GDPS NCU 2.00 n.a.
7.1 SCU SCU 2.00 4.13.0 - -
7.0.6f SCU-E SCU-E 2.00 not - -
released
7.1.5 OSCM OSCM 2.00 -> 4.8.21 -> - -
2.01 4.9.22
7.1.5 2OSCM 2OSCM 2.00 -> 4.8.21 -> - -
2.01 4.9.22
7.0.2 RSM-OLM#1630 RSM-OLM 1.02 3.0.0 2.5.4 16
correction
7.0.5 RSM-SF RSM-SF 1.24/1.04 3.0.0 2.5.1 3
correction
7.1.5 VSM VSM 2.00 4.9.1 -> - -
4.12.1
7.0.1 XFP/10G/1310S/SM/LC XFP-G 1.01 - - -

7.0.1 XFP/10G/850I/MM/LC XFP-G 1.01 - - -
7.0.1 XFP/10G/1550L/SM/LC XFP-G 1.01 - - -
7.0.2 XFP/11G/1310S/SM/LC XFP-G 2.00 - - -
7.1 XFP/11G/1550L/SM/LC XFP-G 2.00 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/2G5U/Dxxxx.xxV/SMSFP-D 1.01 - - -
/LC#Dxx
7.0.1 SFP/2G5U/Dxxxx.xxU/SMSFP-D 2.00 - - -
/LC#Dxx
7.0.1 SFP/2G5U/CxxxxV/SM/LCSFP-C 1.01/1.21 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/2G5U/CxxxxL/SM/LCSFP-C 1.01/1.21 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/4GU/1310S/SM/LC SFP-G 1.01 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/4GU/850I/MM/LC SFP-G 1.01 - - -
7.1 SFP/4GU/C1470L/SM/LC SFP-C 2.00 - - -
7.1 SFP/2G5U/1310S/SM/LC SFP-G 1.02/1.22 - - -

7.0.1 SFP/2G5U/1310L/SM/LC SFP-G 1.01 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/HS/1310S/SM/LC SFP-G 1.01 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/CL/1310I/SM/LC SFP-G 1.01/1.21 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/2G1/850I/MM/LC SFP-G 1.01/1.21 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/HS/850I/MM/LC SFP-G 1.01/1.21 - - -
7.0.1 SFP/GBE/ELECTRICAL/RJ SFP-E 1.01 - - -
45
7.1 SFP/FE/C1510U/SM/LC SFP-C 2.00 - - -
7.0.1 DCM-P/20 - 1.01 or - - -
1.02
7.0.1 DCM-P/40 - 1.01 or - - -
1.02
7.0.1 DCM-P/80 - 1.01 or - - -
1.02
7.1.5 DCF-M/010/SSMF DCF 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 DCF-M/020/SSMF DCF 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 DCF-M/040/SSMF DCF 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 DCF-M/060/SSMF DCF 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 DCF-M/080/SSMF DCF 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 DCF-M/100/SSMF DCF 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 DCG-M/060/SSMF DCG 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1
7.1.5 DCG-M/100/SSMF DCG 2.00 4.6.1 -> - -
4.8.1

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FSP 3000R7 RELEASE 7.1.

5 20th July 2007

3.9 Optical Amplifiers and Dispersion Compensation ............. 15

4.2.4 4TCC-PCTN-2G7+10G-V#D01-D32 .....................................18

2 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

5 Sub Release Structure for FSP 3000 R7 ....................... 35

Jörg Schüttemeyer R&D

Jan Steger Documentation

Jan Steger Certification

Alexander Herrmann Service

Henning Hinderthür PLM

3 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

• Release date: 09.07.2007

Full functionality of release 7.1.5 is only available for a homogeneous

2.2 Data Rates and Services

• Core-, Access- and Enterprise Transport:

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2.3 Network Structure

2.4 Protection Mechanism

• Versatile Switched Protection (line):

• Versatile Switched Protection (group):

• Channel Card Protection:

5 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

2.5 Management Interfaces

2.6 Management Software - Security

• Radius authentication support which allows a centralized user

• Deactivation of local Ethernet DCN access ports:

• Secure Shell & Copy (SSH, scp):

• HTTPS is supported for the WEB interface

• SNMPv1 Authentication Trap:

• Configurable access to IP applications (FTP, SNMP,TL1, WEB,…):

• Creation/deletion of new users:

6 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

• System time synchronization via Network Time Protocol (NTP):

• Update NTP configuration to match modified daylight saving time in US

• Fault & Database change log:

2.8 Management Software – Fault & Alarm Handling

• Alarms for Equipment Removal or Mismatch:

• Fault Cause Persistency Filter (FCPF) for all autonomous alarms:

• If a module is identified as not having the correct FWP version

7 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

2.9 Management Software - Update & Backup/ Restore

• Database Backup/Restore of ALL configuration settings (whole

• Reset Database to factory defaults:

• Remote module software upgrades (firmware packages):

8 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

2.10 Management Software - Provisioning

• Database centric Network Element Management, complete provisioning

• Telcordia compliant system modeling (entity handling, alarms

• "Plug & Play" functionality for spare parts:

• Forced Deletion shortcut for modules:

2.11 Management Software - Applications

• Functional & operational consistency across all management

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• Slot/Shelf LED's reflect module alarm status:

• SNMPv1 & v2 Interface:

• Configurable SNMP Trap Port:

10 FSP 3000R7 Release 7.1.5 Jörg Schüttemeyer 20th July 2007

• AINS (Automatic In Service):

2.12 In-band Management & Supervisory Channel

• OSC module (OSCM-E/W):

• Support of DCN via OSC or ECC:

• OSC/ECC independent from any payload channels:

• 10 ECC channels per NE will be supported