OAX000101 SoftX3000 Hardware System ISSUE2.0-20041118-A

OAX001102 SoftX3000
Hardware System
ISSUE 2.0
Fixed Network Curriculum

Development Section
References
 U-SYS SoftX3000 Architecture & Principle(V3.06)
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Objectives
After this course, you will be able to:
 Master the hardware structure
 Master the frame configuration
 Master the functions of boards
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Course Contents
Chapter 1 Physical Structure
Chapter 2 Cabinet Configuration
Chapter 3 OSTA Frame Configuration
Chapter 4 Board Function
Chapter 5 Bus
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Physical Structure of SoftX3000
FE FE To the billing center
Frame 0# FE
Standby iGWB
To the billing center
LAN Switch in
Frame 1# plane 1 GE
Active iGWB
LAN Switch in plane 0 BAM
Frame 2#
Hub
Emergency WS To the network
Management center
Frame 17#
WS WS WS
Host Background
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Physical structure of SoftX3000
 Host
 OSTA (Open Standards Telecom Architecture) frame: service
processing and resource management
 The capacity of the system depends on the quantity of configured
OSTA frames
 Background
 BAM (Back Administration Module),
 Emergency Workstation
 WS (Workstation): operation and maintenance
 iGWB：bill management
Communication among the frames and BAM/iGWB is achieved

through two LAN Switches.
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Course Contents
Chapter 5 Bus
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Cabinet Characteristics of N68-22
 One cabinet can accommodate a maximum of 4 standard 19-
inch frames.
 Dimensions of a cabinet: 2200 mm (height) x 600 mm (width) x
800 mm (depth)
 Height of available space of a cabinet: 46 U (1 U = 44.45 mm)
 Weight: 130 kg as an empty cabinet, or 400 kg with full
configuration
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Cabinet Classification
 Integrated configuration cabinet (Mandatory)
 Service processing cabinet (Optional)
 Media Resource Server (MRS) cabinet (Optional)
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Integrated configuration cabinet
 Providing complete service processing: mini-system.
 Providing external interfaces:

 IP
 Including background :
 iGWB
 hard disk array
 BAM
 LAN Switch, LCD/KVM, air deflector and power distribution frame
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Service processing cabinet
 power distribution frame,
 expansion frame,
 media resource frame,
 air deflector.
 One service processing cabinet accommodates a maximum of

4 OSTA frames.
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MRS cabinet
 When the number of equivalent subscribers is greater than

100,000, it is required to configure an MRS cabinet.
 The MRS cabinet contains a power distribution frame and an

MRS6000 frame.
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Cabinet configuration with a capacity less
than 100,000 equivalent subscribers
Standard configuration +
built-in media resource
board + BAM + iGWB
server
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Cabinet configuration with a capacity greater
than 100,000 equivalent subscribers
Standard
configuration +
separate Media
Resource Server
(MRS) + BAM +
iGWB server
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Course Contents
Chapter 5 Bus
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Overall structure of OSTA frame
Ethernet
communication
Interface boards boards Interface boards Power boards
Back boards
Backplane
Front boards
Service boards System Service boards Alarm Power boards

management board
boards
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Frame structure of OSTA
 19 inches wide and 9U high.

 Accommodates both front and back boards. All cables are led
out from the rear of the frame.
 21 standard board slots.
 Front boards
 service boards: FCCU/FCSU,BSGI,MSGI,IFMI
 system management boards: SMUI ( fixed slot)
 alarm boards: ALMI
 Back boards are interface boards : BFII,SIUI,HSCI ( fixed slot)
 Power boards can be installed either at the front or at the back.
 A fan box is installed at the bottom of each service frame.
 Has temperature detection and fan speed adjustment functions.
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Frame classification
 Basic frame 0 (Mandatory)
 Basic frame 1 (Optional)
 Expansion frame (Optional)
 Media resource frame (Optional)
Note: Because a maximum of 4 pairs of IFMIs and 2 pairs of CDBIs
are configured in SoftX3000, at most one basic frame 0 and one
basic 1 are required for the whole system.
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Board configuration of basic frame 0
 Provide clock, E1, and IP.
 Provide the complete service processing.
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Rear Cable connection of softx3000
S S
M M
U U
I I Power
Monitor
Ports
10/100 BT1
S S COM3 (RS485)
I I
U U COM3+
I I
10/100 BT2
PLAN0
HSCI work as a internal

H H LAN SWITHCH
Interior LAN
Switch 0 GE S S
C C
Interior LAN
I I
Switch 1 PLAN1
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Board configuration of basic frame 1
 When the number of IFMIs is greater than 2 or the number of
CDBIs is greater than 2, a basic frame 1 is required.
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Board configuration principle of basic frame
 SMUI, SIUI, HSCI, ALUI, and UPWR must be configured in the fixed
slots.
 IFMI, BFII and CDBI must be configured.
 IFMI and BFII must be configured in pairs and inserted in the same
slots at the front and back.
 FCSU, BSGI and MSGI, are configured when providing narrowband

signaling interfaces.
 For FCCU/FCSU/BSGI/MSGI compatible slots (2 ~ 5 and 12 ~ 15), it

is recommended to configure FCCU/FCSU from left to right and
BSGI/MSGI from right to left.
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Board configuration of expansion frame
 Cooperate with the basic frame 0 to provide service processing
functions.
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Board configuration principle of expansion
frame
 SMUI, SIUI, HSCI, ALUI, and UPWR must be configured in the
fixed slots.
 It is recommended to configure FCCU/FCSU from left to right

and configure BSGI/MSGI from right to left.
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Board configuration of media
resource frame
 Provide MRS functions.
 Configured if the capacity of equivalent subscribers is less than
100,000.
M M M M M M S H S H M M M M M M U U
R R R R R R I S I S R R R R R R P P
Back I I I I I I U C U C I I I I I I W W
Board A A A A A A I I I I A A A A A A R R
Slot No 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
M M M M M M S S M M M M M M A U U
R R R R R R M M R R R R R R L P P
Front
C C C C C C U U C C C C C C U W W
Board
A A A A A A I I A A A A A A I R R
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Board configuration principle of media
resource frame
 SMUI, SIUI, HSCI, ALUI, and UPWR must be configured in the
fixed slots.
 MRCA and MRIA are configured in pairs and must be

configured at the same slot numbers.
 A maximum of 12 MRCAs and 12 MRIAs can be configured in

one frame.
 It is recommended to configure MRCAs in available slots from

both sides of the frame inwards.
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Course Contents
Chapter 5 Bus
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Logical structure of SoftX3000
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Protocol stack of boards
ISUP INAP DSS1 V5.2 MGCP H.248 R2 SIP H.323
TCAP
SCCP
M I V
3 U 5
MTP3
U A U
A A FCCU
MTP2
FCSU
EPII M M I V MGCP H.248

2 3 U 5 Stack Stack SIP H.323 RAS H.323 CALL
U U A U
Stack
A A A
BSGI MSGI
MTP1 SCTP UDP UDP TC
P
IP IP
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Line interface module
 Provide the physical

interfaces to meet the system
networking requirements.
 Containing
 broadband interface unit IP
Forward Module (IFMI),
Back Insert FE Interface
Unit (BFII) of the IFMI
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Boards in line interface module
 BFII:
 Back interface board of the IFMI and provide one FE to connect to IP

network. Work in active/standby mode.
 IFMI:
 Receive and transmit IP packets, process MAC layer messages and

distribute IP messages. Work in active/standby mode.
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System support module
 Implement such functions as

 software and data loading,
 device management and

maintenance
 inter-board communications.
 Contain
 SMUI: System Management
Unit
 SIUI :System Interface Unit ,
 HSCI :Hot-Swap and Control

Unit .
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Boards in system support module
 SMUI:
 Main control board of a frame, installed in slots 6 and 8, work
together with the back board SIUI in pairs.
 Perform loading and managing system program and data. Work in
active/standby mode.
 SIUI:
 Back-insert interface board for SMUI, installed in back slots 6&8.
 Provide the SMUI with Ethernet interface, in active/standby mode.
 HSCI:
 Back board, installed in the back slots 7&9, having 6 FE ,working
in active/standby mode
 Bridge between left and right shared resource buses, perform
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Signaling processing module
 Provide signaling protocol processing

functions.
 Contain
 Broadband Signaling Gateway

(BSGI)
 Multimedia Signaling Gateway

Unit (MSGI).
Note: When the BHCA of the system is less than 400k or the number of equivalent
subscribers is less than 50 thousand, it is not necessary to configure the MSGI. The functions
of the IFMI and MSGI are integrated into the IFMI.
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Boards in signaling processing module
 BSGI:
 Process the IP packets after the IFMI level-1 dispatch, implement
processing of such protocols as UDP, SCTP, M2UA, M3UA, V5UA,
IUA, MGCP and H.248, and perform level-2 dispatch of such
messages to the FCCU or FCSU for transaction layer or service
layer processing. Work in load sharing mode.
 MSGI:
 Process such protocols as UDP, TCP, H.323 (including H.323
RAS and H.323 Call Signaling) and SIP. Work in active/standby
mode.
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Service processing module
 Contain
 Fixed Calling Control Unit (FCCU),
 and Central Database Board (CDBI).
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Boards in service processing module
 FCCU:
 Implement processing of call control and protocols, such as MTP3,
ISUP, INAP, MGCP, H.248, H.323, SIP, R2 and DSS1. Generate
bills and has bill pool. Work in active/standby mode.
 CDBI:
 As the core database of the equipment, the CDBI stores all data
regarding call location, gateway resources management and
outgoing trunk circuit selection. Work in active/standby mode.
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Media resource frame
 Contain Media Resource M

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M
R
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Back I I I I I I U C U C I I I I I I W W
Board A A A A A A I I I I A A A A A A R R
Control Unit (MRCA) and

Slot No 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Media Resource Interface Unit
M M M M M M S S M M M M M M A U U
(MRIA). Front
Board
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A A A A A A I I A A A A A A I R R
 Each MRCA can function as
independent media resource
server.
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Boards in media resource frame
 MRCA:
 Front board in the resource expansion frame and used with the
back board MRIA in pairs. Process the audio signals in real time,
collect and generate DTMF signals, play and record audio clips,
and provide multi-party conference function. Work in load sharing
mode.
 MRIA:
 Board of the MRCA and provide two 10/100-Mbps interface for
the external media streams.
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Meanings of indicators on the front panel
Indicator Meaning Status description
When the indicator lights, it indicates that the

ALM Fault indicator
board is reset or faulty
Flashing period for loading program: 0.25 second
Flashing period for normal running of the active
Running
RUN board: 2 seconds
indicator
Flashing period for normal running of the standby
board: 4 seconds
When the board is plugged into a frame, if the
blue indicator lights, it means that the board has
contacted the backplane and the ejector lever on
Plug-in the front panel can be pressed down to make the
OFFLINE
indicator board fully inserted into the backplane.
While pulling the board out, pull the ejector lever
on the front panel. When the blue indicator lights,
it is allowed to pull the board out.
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Course Contents
Chapter 5 Bus
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Softx3000 Frame Bus
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OAX001102 SoftX3000

Fixed Network Curriculum

 U-SYS SoftX3000 Architecture & Principle(V3.06)

After this course, you will be able to:

 Master the hardware structure

 Master the frame configuration

 Master the functions of boards

Chapter 1 Physical Structure

Chapter 2 Cabinet Configuration

Chapter 3 OSTA Frame Configuration

Chapter 4 Board Function

FE FE To the billing center

LAN Switch in plane 0 BAM

Communication among the frames and BAM/iGWB is achieved

Chapter 1 Physical Structure

Chapter 2 Cabinet Configuration

Chapter 3 OSTA Frame Configuration

Chapter 4 Board Function

 One cabinet can accommodate a maximum of 4 standard 19-

 Dimensions of a cabinet: 2200 mm (height) x 600 mm (width) x

 Height of available space of a cabinet: 46 U (1 U = 44.45 mm)

 Weight: 130 kg as an empty cabinet, or 400 kg with full

 Integrated configuration cabinet (Mandatory)

 Service processing cabinet (Optional)

 Media Resource Server (MRS) cabinet (Optional)

 Providing complete service processing: mini-system.

 Providing external interfaces:

 hard disk array

 LAN Switch, LCD/KVM, air deflector and power distribution frame

 power distribution frame,

 media resource frame,

 One service processing cabinet accommodates a maximum of

 When the number of equivalent subscribers is greater than

 The MRS cabinet contains a power distribution frame and an

Chapter 1 Physical Structure

Chapter 2 Cabinet Configuration

Chapter 3 OSTA Frame Configuration

Chapter 4 Board Function

Service boards System Service boards Alarm Power boards

 19 inches wide and 9U high.

 Basic frame 0 (Mandatory)

 Basic frame 1 (Optional)

 Expansion frame (Optional)

 Media resource frame (Optional)

Note: Because a maximum of 4 pairs of IFMIs and 2 pairs of CDBIs

are configured in SoftX3000, at most one basic frame 0 and one

basic 1 are required for the whole system.

HSCI work as a internal

 IFMI, BFII and CDBI must be configured.

 FCSU, BSGI and MSGI, are configured when providing narrowband

 For FCCU/FCSU/BSGI/MSGI compatible slots (2 ~ 5 and 12 ~ 15), it

 It is recommended to configure FCCU/FCSU from left to right

 MRCA and MRIA are configured in pairs and must be

 A maximum of 12 MRCAs and 12 MRIAs can be configured in

 It is recommended to configure MRCAs in available slots from

Chapter 1 Physical Structure

Chapter 2 Cabinet Configuration

Chapter 3 OSTA Frame Configuration

Chapter 4 Board Function

ISUP INAP DSS1 V5.2 MGCP H.248 R2 SIP H.323

EPII M M I V MGCP H.248

 Provide the physical

 Back interface board of the IFMI and provide one FE to connect to IP

 Receive and transmit IP packets, process MAC layer messages and