Direct Internet Access System

The Direct Internet Access System (DIAS) provides high bandwidth, leased line
Internet and telephone connectivity over a single pair of copper wire. Basic Service
Operators providing telephony can now upgrade their system to offer Leased
Internet Access without any change in the existing copper infrastructure. DIAS
provides Internet Access that is permanently available at the subscriber premises.
Using Digital Subscriber Loop (DSL) technique, seamless voice and data
connectivity is provided to the customer. The advantage of the system is that the
customer can use both voice and internet simultaneously on the same line.

DIAS ARCHITECHURE

The DIAS has two sub-system viz Integrated Access Node and Digital Subscriber
Unit. The Digital Subscriber Unit (DSU) at the customer premises, combines voice
and internet data packets and transmits the combined data to IAN on a single
twisted pair. At the service provider’s premises, an Integrated Access Node (IAN)
separates the voice and data from number of customers and routes them
independently to the PSTN and ISP.

The data rate depends upon the type of subscriber unit being used at the customer
premises.

Integrated Access Node (IAN)

The IAN is built to cater 60 subscribers in a single 19-inch sub rack. The highly
scalable architecture of the DIAS makes it possible to stack more than one IAN s in a
single rack to increase subscriber capacity. The entire stack is manageable through
the local interface or over network using standard SNMP based management tools.
The DIAS has its own SNMP manager. The IAN houses the central processor, the E1
uplink and line cards. All line cards have hot insert/removal capability for easy field
maintenance. IAN has powerful set of diagnostics and extensive remote management
capabilities. The IAN provides optional power feed over the network to subscriber
that are within 1 km from IAN.
Digital Subscriber Unit :

The Subscriber Units are located at the subscriber premises. The system supports
two types of Subscriber Unit.

Basic Digital Subscriber Unit (BDSU) supports a maximum data rate of 144 kbps and
provides internet access at this rate. This subscriber unit is best suited for residential
installation. The unit is powered locally from the AC mains and is backed by power
from the network. In case of local power failure, the BDSU still keeps the telephone
operational – an essential requirement for a lifeline service like the telephone.

High Bit Rate Digital Subscriber Unit (HDSU), supports a maximum data rate of 2
mbps. The unit is powered locally from AC mains and is backed by power from the
network.

ADVANTAGES OF DIAS

Elegant, easy to install state-of-the-art technology, with soft architecture to protect

against obsolence.

Instant Internet connection and simultaneous voice

Seamless voice-data connectivity with High Bandwidth on virtual leased line up to

2 mbps.

Aggregating long duration data calls at the IAN thereby decongesting the trunk
network of Basic Service Provider.

Flexibility of deployment depending on the subscriber density of area.

Cascadable for more capacity.

SYSTEM FEATURES

Internet Access Node (IAN)

Upto 60 Basic Rate (BDSU) subscribers and 20 High Bit Rate (HDSU) subscribers.

E1 trunk interface to PSTN with V5.2 signalling.

Optional two-wire connectivity to exchange using SMUX.

Two E1 ports for connectivity with Internet.

Cascading multiple co-located IANs for enhancing capacity.

IP address management.

IP based routing, packet filtering and packet management.

Remote management of subscriber unit.

SNMP/CLI for Network Management, Configuration and Monitoring.

Basic Digital Subscriber Unit (BDSU)

One 10 Base T (RJ 45) Port

One two-wire (RJ-11) telephone port

Adaptive bit rate : 144 Kbps when voice not used and 80 kbps when

voice in use.

Power failure immunity for telephone.

Remote Power feed with optional battery back up.

Supports 144 kbps upto 5 km on local power on 0.4 mm copper cable.

High bit rate Digital Subscriber Unit (HDSU)

One 10 Base T (RJ-45 port).

Up to 8 two-wire (RJ-11) telephone ports.

Adaptive bit rate : 2 mbps with no telephone in use and drops @ 64

kbps / telephone in use.

Supports maximum up to 3 km on 0.4 mm copper cable.

The IAN can be connected to the PSTN using V5.2 standards. However, the

IAN can also be connected to PSTN which do not support v5.2 Protocol. A

SMUX unit is used to connect DIAS Subscriber to the exchange on 2 wire

interface as shown in figure 3. The IAN acts as an access unit of the

exchange providing all the features and services of the exchange to the

subscriber.
For enhancing the capacity, the LAN can be cascaded at the service

provider's premises. Multiple IANs are connected to each other on 10

Base Ethernet. The combined Internet data from all the IANs is taken to

the ISP.

Technical Specifications

System Specifications

Network Configuration Point to Point, Cascading

Voice Coding64 kbps, PCM

Access medium2 wire copper wire

Traffic1 E1 for voice, 2E1 for data

DSL characteristics BDSL Line

Transmission method ANSI T1.601-1002

Line coding 2 BIQ

Transmission rate2048 Mbps

Transmission medium Single Copper Wire

Interfaces

IAN

PSTNO one E1 V5.2port, optional 2 wire interface using Subscriber's

Multiplexer
DATA Two E1.G.703 ports with 75ohms/120ohms interface

Local PortsE1 cascaded voice connections of multiple IANs 10 Base T

Ethernet port Rs-232 console port.

Subscriber Interfaces

BDSU Maximum of 60 per IAN

HDSU Maximum of 20 per IAN

Subscriber Units

BDSU

Data One 10Base T(RJ-45) Ethernet port

Voice One two-wire (RJ-11) port

HDSU

Data One 10Base T(RJ-45) Ethernet port

Voice One two-wire (RJ-11) port

Protocol Supported

IEEE 902, 3, IP, PPP, RADIUS, SNMP, TFTP, UDP.

Network Management System

Central Management System

CLI- management from a terminal

SNMP - management from remote location

Operations Diagnostic Support

Power supply

IAN-40 VDC to -56 VDC

BDSU Mains, 85VAC to 265 VAC, 50Hz/60Hz

HDSU Mains, 85VAC to 265 VAC, 50Hz/60Hz

Power Consumption

IAN100W with no power feed, 400W with power feed to 60 BDSU

BDSU4W (max.)

HDSU20W (max) for 8 telephones

Operating Environment

Temperature0° to 50°C

Humidity Upto 95% RH at 35°C (non-condensing)

Mechanical Layout

IAN Standard 19"x6Ux260mm Sub Rack supporting upto a max of 60 BDSU or

20 HDSU Subscribers.

BDSU A compact box od 25cmx25cmx4cmx(LxDxH)/27cmx26cmx5cm(LxDxH) for

power feed/battery backup units.

HDSU A compact box of 30cmx25cmX8cm(LxDxH)