F152 Installation Manual

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Before You Start Read This First

Important Safety Instructions
Safety Guidelines
This section contains information to help conduct a safe installation. Installation of the equipment to be performed by qualified personnel only. The equipment should be installed in a Restricted Access Area. Ensure that the electrical grounding is connected as detailed in the document. Grounding cables must be connected before connecting the power source. Grounding cables should be marked minimum AWG 4 (21.2 mm2), rated at 300 V with a 2.5m length maximum or perform a ground resistance test for 0.1 . The DC power connection should be attached to the system first, and then attached to the DC power source. The attachment to the power source terminals should be done while the fuse or circuit breaker is in the Off position. All equipment should be connected directly to the DC supply grounding electrode. All equipment in the immediate vicinity shall be grounded in the same way, and shall not be grounded elsewhere. There should be no disconnecting device between the grounded circuit conductor of the DC source (return line) and the point of connection of the grounding electrode. Be sure to exercise proper Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) precautions when handling the unit.
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Electrical Safety Hazards

The DC power (-48/60 VDC) supplied to the unit from a local power source should have a readily accessible listed branch circuit over-current protection two pole circuit breaker of 70A maximum in the building installation or accessible to the service person, servicing the unit. In case of less power consumption, use 125% of the calculated shelf power consumption, see card power consumption table in Appendix D. Both power cords must be disconnected before servicing equipment. The DC power supply should be local; that is, it should be on the same premises as the equipment.
Laser Safety Hazards - Exposure and Compliance

WARNING: Because invisible radiation may be emitted
from the aperture of the port when no fiber optic cable is connected, avoid exposure to radiation and do not stare into open apertures.
The fiber optics ports must never be exposed during operation. Each of the ports must be connected to a fiber optic cable, terminated at the far end, or covered with a proper protection cap supplied with the system. The laser equipment complies with laser product performance standards set by government agencies for Class 1 laser products per IEC 60825-1. The product and its accessories do not emit hazardous light and the beam is totally enclosed during all operating modes of customer operation and maintenance.
Warning Instructions
Never assume laser power is turned off or that the fiber is disconnected at the other end. Place a protective cap over any radiating optical fiber connector. Avoid direct eye exposure.
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Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions

This section provides guidelines regarding the protection of SFP pluggable cards against electrostatic damage during handling, packing/unpacking, transport, installation, commissioning, inspections, servicing and maintenance work. The following arrangements must be observed by persons entering and/or performing fieldwork: Use an ESD wrist strap connected to the ground terminal at the front side of the F152 when handling SFPs. Failure to do so may result in electrostatic discharge (ESD) damage to electronic components. SFP should be placed directly into protective packaging upon removal from equipment. A replacement SFP shall be kept in its protective packing until required for immediate installation into equipment. The field service operator should insure that the materials and tools necessary to maintain and control the temporary ESD Protected Area (EPA) are available at the place of the field work during service time.
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Symbols Used in this Manual

The following symbols are used in this manual:
NOTE: Indicates information which ensures ease of installation.
WARNING: Indicates information on how to avoid personal

injury.
LASER WARNING: Indicates information on how to avoid personal injury. All personnel involved in equipment installation, operation, and maintenance must be aware that laser radiation is invisible. Therefore, although protective devices generally prevent direct exposure to the beam, personnel must strictly observe the applicable safety precautions and, in particular, must avoid staring into optical connectors, either directly or using optical instruments.
CAUTION: Indicates information on how to avoid damage to the

equipment or to avoid possible service disruption.
ESD: Indicates information on how to avoid discharge of

static electricity and subsequent damage to the unit.
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Contents
Before You Start Read This First.................................................... i
Important Safety Instructions.................................................................................i
System Overview..................................................................... 1-1

Platform Description ......................................................................................... 1-1 External Interfaces and Indications .................................................................. 1-3
Installation Overview............................................................... 2-1 Site Preparation and Pre-Installation..................................... 3-1

Preliminary Site Survey .................................................................................... 3-1 Required Tools & Accessories ......................................................................... 3-3 Checklist........................................................................................................... 3-3 Site Requirements............................................................................................ 3-4 Unpacking and Visual Inspection ..................................................................... 3-4
System Mounting..................................................................... 4-1

Shelf Installation ............................................................................................... 4-1 Mounting Methods............................................................................................ 4-1 Rack Installation ............................................................................................... 4-2 Card Installation ............................................................................................... 4-4 Central Filtering Unit Installation ...................................................................... 4-5 Front Door Re-Installation ................................................................................ 4-6 Splitter and Fiber Organizer Options................................................................ 4-7
Cable Connecting .................................................................... 5-1

Protective Ground ............................................................................................ 5-1 Power Connector Connection .......................................................................... 5-2 Clock Reference............................................................................................... 5-3 Alarm Connection............................................................................................. 5-3 Traffic Cables ................................................................................................... 5-3
System Verification ................................................................. 6-1

Overall Inspection............................................................................................. 6-1 Board Status..................................................................................................... 6-2
Powering-Up ............................................................................ 7-1

Powering-Up..................................................................................................... 7-1
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Commissioning........................................................................ 8-1
Defining a Terminal Connection ....................................................................... 8-1 Basic Syntax Commands ................................................................................. 8-2 Management Parameters................................................................................. 8-3 Sample Screens ............................................................................................... 8-4 Shelf Card Population ...................................................................................... 8-5 F152 SW/HW Version ...................................................................................... 8-6
Maintenance............................................................................ A-1
Replacing the Fans .......................................................................................... A-1 Installing and Removing the Air Filters ............................................................. A-2 Cables and Connectors.................................................................................... A-4 Data.................................................................................................................. A-9 Telecom.......................................................................................................... A-13 Traffic Cables Network and Subscribers ................................................... A-13
LED Display Definition ........................................................... B-1

Central Filtering Unit......................................................................................... B-1
Glossary of Terms and Acronyms ........................................ C-1 Specifications ......................................................................... D-1

Power Consumption .........................................................................................D-3 Disposal............................................................................................................D-3
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List of Figures
Figure 1-1: F152 Typical Solution .................................................................................. 1-2 Figure 1-2: F152 Shelf Unit ............................................................................................ 1-3 Figure 1-3: F152 Chassis............................................................................................... 1-3 Figure 1-4: F152 Front View with sample card configuration ........................................ 1-4 Figure 1-5: Connection Panel ........................................................................................ 1-5 Table 1-1: Front Panel Connectors................................................................................ 1-6 Figure 2-1: F152 Installation Overview .......................................................................... 2-1 Figure 4-1: Mounting Bracket and Position (ETSI shown)............................................. 4-2 Figure 4-2: F152 in an ETSI Rack.................................................................................. 4-3 Figure 4-3: F152 with Splitter Cards and ATU-C64/VTU-C48 Cards ............................ 4-7 Figure 4-4: F152 with VTU-C48 Cards and a Splitter Shelf........................................... 4-8 Figure 4-5: F152 with ATU-C64 Cards and Splitter Shelves ......................................... 4-9 Figure 4-6: F152 with GPLT4 Cards ............................................................................ 4-10 Figure 5-1: Ground Connection...................................................................................... 5-1 Figure 5-2: Power Connector Connection...................................................................... 5-2 Figure 5-3: Cable w/Straight Connector......................................................................... 5-3 Figure 5-4: Cable w/Right Angle Connector .................................................................. 5-3 Figure 5-5: Fiber/Cable Guide........................................................................................ 5-4 Figure 5-6: Fiber Optic Cables Installation in the Rack ................................................. 5-5 Figure 8-1: Screen Shot after Typing eer and Pressing Enter....................................... 8-4 Figure 8-2: Screen Shot after Pressing Space Bar........................................................ 8-5 Figure 8-3: Shelf Card Population.................................................................................. 8-5 Figure 8-4: F152 IPNI Card Version .............................................................................. 8-6 Figure 8-5: F152 ATUC Card Version............................................................................ 8-6 Figure 8-6: F152 VTUC Card Version............................................................................ 8-7 Figure A-1: F152 Fan Module ........................................................................................A-1 Figure A-2: Alarms Cable W/D-Type Connector............................................................A-4 Figure A-3: Alarm Connector 37 Pin D-Type Male Pin-out............................................A-5 Figure A-4: In-Alarm Connection Circuitry .....................................................................A-7 Figure A-5: Out-Alarm Connection Circuitry ..................................................................A-8 Figure A-6: Cable w/Straight Connector ........................................................................A-9 Figure A-7: Cable w/Right Angle Connector ..................................................................A-9 Figure A-8: DIN 160-Pin Connector ...............................................................................A-9 Figure A-9: ADSL2+ Front Connector Pin-out .............................................................A-11 Figure A-10: RS-232 9 pin D-Type Pin-outs ................................................................A-12 Figure A-11: Fiber Optic Cable ....................................................................................A-14 Figure A-12: CP Ethernet A and B RJ-45 Connectors.................................................A-14
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Figure A-13: Ethernet Clock Connector .......................................................................A-15 Figure A-14: Ethernet Clocks Pin-out ..........................................................................A-16
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List of Tables
Table 1-1: Front Panel Connectors................................................................................ 1-6 Table 3-1: List of Cables ................................................................................................ 3-3 Table A-1: Clock Reference RJ-45 Pin-out....................................................................A-4 Table A-2: Alarm Connector Pin Assignment ................................................................A-6 Table A-3: DIN 160 Pin-out Table for VDSL 48 Port....................................................A-10 Table A-4: RS-232 DB-9 Connector Pin Assignment ..................................................A-12 Table A-5: D-Type 5W5 Pin List...................................................................................A-13 Table A-6: Power Range, Displayed by LED and Reported Alarm Bit ........................A-13 Table A-7: Ethernet RJ-45 Pin-out...............................................................................A-14 Table A-8: RS-485 Connector Pin Assignments..........................................................A-15 Table A-9: Ethernet 8 and 9 RJ-45 Pin-out..................................................................A-17 Table A-10: SFP Types................................................................................................A-17 Table B-1: CFU Card LEDs States and Definitions...................................................B-1 Table D-1: F152 Specifications ..................................................................................... D-1 Table D-2: HF5 Cards Power Consumption ................................................................. D-3
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Platform Description
ECIs F152 is a fully customizable and very flexible high-bandwidth access gateway and DSLAM. The F152 can be deployed in the central office where it can aggregate traffic from other Hi-FOCuS shelves toward the network. It can also be deployed in the local loop to provide services directly to subscribers. In either case, subtending and direct-to-subscriber services can be mixed for maximum deployment flexibility. Deliver Multiple Technologies on One Platform ECIs F152 delivers fully customizable and flexible high bandwidth services on one shelf. The F152 can be populated with any combination of ADSL2+, VDSL2, GPLT or VoIP line cards, and provides Ethernet aggregation, all with a non-blocking internal architecture to maximize bandwidth availability. The F152 is based on tested technology that is currently deployed in the field by First-Tier carriers servicing millions of subscribers. Multiple Technologies-Multiple Deployments Deployed in a Central Office (CO), the F152 serves as an infrastructure component within the network and aggregates traffic from other subtended HiFOCuS shelves towards the network. The F152 can also be deployed in Local Loop locations for direct-to-subscriber services. In either case, the F152 can mix subtending and direct-to-subscriber services for maximum deployment flexibility. One of the features that significantly increases bandwidth availability is the multiple NI link aggregation. Multiple Ethernet ports can be aggregated into a single logical group for high bandwidth applications. Lines can be aggregated across NI cards (inter-NI) or within the same card (intra-NI). Aggregation also occurs in the backplane between NIs and line cards, providing both load sharing and redundancy.
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Figure 1-1: F152 Typical Solution
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External Interfaces and Indications
Figure 1-2: F152 Shelf Unit
Figure 1-3: F152 Chassis
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Front View
Figure 1-4: F152 Front View with sample card configuration
Fifteen tributary/line cards can be installed in 15 slots. The slots 16 and 17 are for two NI cards. The F152 pluggable cards and modules and fixed units are: Central Connection Panel (Connecting Panel) Power module Cable Organizer Main card compartment with tributary/line cards in slots 1-15 NI cards in slots 16 and 17 FAN Unit CFU A and CFU B cards Hold up Capacitors Card Front cover
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Connection Panel
The Connection Panel, located at the top of the F152 contains connectors for power source, external alarms, clock reference, and local craft. It also contains two Ethernet ports (Ethernet A and Ethernet B) for NI communication, and two additional Ethernet ports (ETH-8 and ETH-9) for future use.
Figure 1-5: Connection Panel
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Table 1-1: Front Panel Connectors Label Type Function
+A A POWER +B B POWER RS-232
D-type 5W5 male D-type 5W5 male RS-232 Female DB-9 connector DB-37 Male
Provides input for DC power source. To support redundancy, each F152 supports A power feeds. Provides input for DC power source. To support redundancy, each F152 supports B power feeds Enables on-site technician to connect a portable PC to the F152 Craft port over RS-232. Alarm connector for input alarms, input clocks, output alarms EU and output alarms NA For Ethernet 10/100/1000BaseT service/out-of-band management NIA. For Ethernet 10/100/1000BaseT service/out-of-band management NIB Enables extracting clock from Ethernet packets (requires additional module on CP) 2 Mbps clock in and out for uplink copper synchronization Enable remote control for external devices For Ethernet 10/100BaseT management special line card 8 For Ethernet 10/100BaseT management special line card 9
ALARMS
ETHERNET A ETHERNET B ETH CLK
RJ-45 Female RJ-45 Female D-type 44 pin male RJ-45 Female RJ-45 Female RJ-45 Female RJ-45 Female
EXT CLK RS 485 ETH-8 ETH-9
Power Feed Module

The F152 can operate with only one power source, and has an option for two alternate -48/-60 VDC power sources, A and B. Each is redundant to the other. If one power source fails or is not connected, the shelf can operate from a single source.
Alarm Connector
Eight external input alarms and three external output alarms (Major, Minor and Alarm Cutoff) are available in the Connecting Panel 37 D-Type male connector. The external alarms are intended to send status information on external events, such as cabinet door openings, to the OPS.
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Clock Reference Connector

The clock connector on the Connecting Panel is a RJ-45 female. The F152 timing can be referenced to one of two E1 or T1 clock sources. One source is alternate to the other. The clock sources must adhere to ITU-T G.703 standards. Adhering to ITU-T G703, F152 also extends clock reference from a differential line driver to other Hi-FOCuS units through CLK_OUT.
Management Interface
The Connecting Panel contains 2 Ethernet ports (A & B) for out-of-band management.
NI Optical Connectors
Each IPNI card has 8 SC optical ports for uplink connection labeled 18 Tx Rx (in-band).
Local Craft Connector

The Connecting Panel contains an RS485 (RJ-45 female) connector for local craft connection.
Direct Terminal Access

The Connecting Panel contains 2 RS232 ports labeled RS232A and RS232B for direct terminal access to the NI cards.
Central Filtering Unit

The F152 requires only one Central Filtering Unit card for proper operation and has an option for two Central Filtering Unit cards, CFU A and CFU B. The Central Filtering Unit cards provide filtering to the -48/60VDC power feed, supporting dual power filtering and redundancy and can be hot extracted or inserted. If two power sources are used, the Central Filtering Unit cards share the power load. If one power source is missing, the Central Filtering Unit of the other power source assumes the entire load. If one Central Filtering Unit fails, or is not installed, the other Central Filtering Unit card assumes the entire load.
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Fan Unit
The FAN unit contains six fans. The Fan Module can be field replaceable without affecting traffic, if the replacement is accomplished within a few minutes. The fans are wired in a pattern to ensure that in case of a hardware failure, no single slot will lose cooling. In the event of a failure of any one of the fans, the remaining fans also switch to Turbo mode to maintain cooling power. The fan card is controlled by the NI cards. Controls include speed, start and stop. Reports include shelf temperature and fan status.
Air Filter
The shelf has an air filter that prevents dust from entering the system.
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The following flow chart provides an overview of the tasks you need to perform when installing the F152.
Figure 2-1: F152 Installation Overview
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Preliminary Site Survey
Perform a preliminary survey of the installation site, taking into consideration the following issues: System environmental requirements See Specifications in Appendix D for Operating Temperature, Humidity, Vibration, Shock and Thermal output environmental conditions. Physical location of the F152 equipment Indoor Outdoor Underground The equipment is mounted firmly on the structure, or on mounting devices, or it is permanently placed at a certain site. It is not intended for portable use - but short periods of handling during installation work, down time, maintenance and repair at the location are included. Weather protected location: A location at which the product is protected from weather. Totally weather protected location (enclosed location): direct weather influences are totally excluded partly weather protected location (sheltered location): direct weather influences are not completely excluded Environmentally controlled locations: Several types of environmental controls can be used.
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Climate-controlling system: A system that controls or influences climate, acting at least on one climatic parameter in one direction. Heating system: A system that controls or influences climate by increasing the air temperature only. This can decrease the relative humidity. Cooling system: A system that controls or influences climate by decreasing the air temperature only. This can decrease the absolute humidity. Forced ventilation system: A system that controls or influences climate by introducing outdoor air into the room or expelling air out of the room. Air conditioning system: A system that fully and automatically controls the climatic parameters air temperature and humidity by heating, cooling, humidifying and dehumidifying. Location of power sources -48/60VDC from the circuit breaker
WARNING: You must install an external grounding wire if the

metal installation structure is not properly grounded.
Types of interfaces used at the site (optical, electrical, management, alarm monitoring, etc.) Work and equipment safety requirements Installing the F152 can pose a serious hazard. Be sure to take precautions to avoid the following: Exposure to high voltage lines during installation Falls when working at heights or with ladders Injuries from dropping tools and equipment Contact with AC wiring
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Required Tools & Accessories

The following is a list of the required tools for installing the system. Other tools might be needed in accordance with the specific project, client preferences, and local conditions. DVM (Digital Volt Meter) Set of screwdrivers (flat and Phillips) Terminal ring crimping tool (GND Cable). Wire stripper/cutter
Checklist
Verify that you have the following items: F152 unit. Cables as listed below.
List of Cables
Table 3-1: List of Cables Cables Quantity Included in Package
Ethernet 10/100BaseT Alarms & Clocks RS232 xDSL/POTS Dual Fiber Optic SM, LC/xx* *xx is the connector at the user end of the cable.
1 1 1 15 8 sets
No No No No No
NOTE: The above list represents a generic package. The kit's content may vary according to specific project needs. For special tools, ECI's sales manager should be consulted.
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Rack Mounting Guidelines
The following are rack mounting guidelines for the F152: The F152 is 770 mm (30.3) height. Ensure that there is enough space above and below for cable routing. Make sure that there is a minimum of 50 mm (2 in.) of clearance at the F152's inlet and exhaust vents. Maintain at least 760 mm (30 in.) of clearance at the front of the F152 for easy insertion and removal of cards and maintenance purposes.
Minimum Distances between Cabinets

The F152 is air cooled by a replaceable fan tray, with air entering the system from the bottom, left and right sides of the chassis and exiting at the top. The F152 cooling system will not function properly if airflow is restricted, causing an over temperature condition. Follow these guidelines to maintain a sufficient airflow: Allow a minimum of 5 cm (2 in.) of clearance at both the inlet and exhaust vents on the chassis. Keep the site as dust-free as possible; dust particles can clog the air filter and restrict airflow.
Requirements
See Appendix D for Power and Environmental Specifications.
Unpacking and Visual Inspection

Before you start
Before unpacking, make a preliminary inspection of the shipping boxes. Evidence of damage should be noted and reported immediately to the carrier, the project manager, and/or your local ECI Telecom representative. Unpack the equipment on a clean flat surface.
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CAUTION: Static sensitive devices require proper handling and

grounding F152 equipment contains components sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). To prevent ESD damage, strictly observe all the precautions. Keep parts and cards in their antistatic packaging material until you are ready to install them. The use of an antistatic wrist strap connected to a grounded equipment frame or rack is recommended when handling cards and modules during installation, removal, or connection to internal connectors.
Unpacking the Equipment

To unpack the equipment: 1. Place the shipping boxes with the top upwards. 2. Cut the sealing tape using a short knife so as not to damage the internal items, and then open the top flaps. 3. Remove the items contained in the box, and inspect each one for damage.
Visual Inspection
To visually inspect: 1. Check for loose parts or any visual damage to the rack, shelf, and auxiliary equipment. 2. Check the integrity of all the connectors, leads, and cables. NOTE: Do not remove plastic covers from optical connectors until the optical fibers are connected to them.
3. Search the shipping boxes for any additional small items that may be present. 4. Check the contents of the shipping boxes against the packing list attached to each box. If you detect any damaged or missing parts, notify the project manager and/or your local ECI Telecom representative.
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Remove Door
Prior to installing the shelf, the door must be removed. To remove the door: 1. Unscrew the 2 retaining bolts on the bottom front side. 2. Gently lift the door up and pull it towards you.
Mounting Methods
The F152 can be mounted in the following racks: 19" (482 mm); 23" (584 mm); ETSI (535 mm). Figure 7 presents the installation of rack mounting brackets for ETSI (the installation of rack mounting brackets for 19" and 23" racks are similar). The rack mounting brackets for ETSI racks can be inversed and uses for 19" racks.
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Rack Installation
NOTE: Two technicians are recommended to mount the F152 in the rack to properly position and attach the rack
NOTE: Since air flows into the F152 from the lower front side exits from the top, the recommended minimum distances between shelves to allow proper air circulation and cable bending clearance are:
Top and Bottom 10 cm clearance between shelves Right and Left 0 cm between shelves
To install the F152 shelf in a rack or cabinet: 1. Lift the shelf onto the rack: then align the shelf such that the top and bottom holes on each side of the shelf are aligned with the holes in the rack. 2. Use M6 screws in the top and bottom holes on each side of the shelf to secure the shelf in the rack.
Figure 4-1: Mounting Bracket and Position (ETSI shown)
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Installing Units adjacent to the F152

The space between the F152 and other units below or on top of it can be as little as 100mm.
Figure 4-2: F152 in an ETSI Rack
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Card Installation
WARNING: The technician installing Line/Network/Fan cards
should wear an ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) wrist strap during installation.
Card Installation Procedure

To install the Line/NI/card: 1. Remove the Line/NI card from its anti-static package. Take care not to touch the surface of the line card. 2. .Raise the locking levers on both ends of the card. 3. Align the Line/NI/ splitter card with the guide rails in the F152 frame and push the card along the slide rail into the slot with even force until it meets the connection socket on the backplane. 4. Press down on the locking levers on both ends of the card to plug the card into the backplane and complete the installation. 5. Repeat these instructions to install the remaining cards.
WARNING: The NI cards can be inserted only in the dedicated NI slots. NI cards are installed in the 16 and 17 (A and B) slots. For only a single NI card, insert the card into slot 17.
To install the GPLT card: 1. Remove the GPLT card from its anti-static package. Take care not to touch the surface of the line card. 2. Raise the locking levers on both ends of the card. 3. Align the GPLT card with the guide rails in the F152 frame and push the card along the slide rail into the slot with even force until it meets the connection socket on the backplane. 4. Press down on the locking levers on both ends of the card to plug the card into the backplane and complete the installation. 5. Repeat these instructions to install the remaining cards.
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NI Cards
The NI cards can be inserted only in the dedicated NI slots. NI cards are installed in the 16 and 17 (A and B) slots. For only a single NI card, insert the card into slot 17.
Line cards
A line card can be inserted in any of the fifteen line card slots. Short-cut cards are not needed in the F152. Line cards are installed vertically in slots 1-15.
Central Filtering Unit Installation

The Central Filtering Unit (CFU) cards module has two CFU cards, CFU A and CFU B located at the bottom left-hand corner of the shelf. The CFU card filters the -48/60VDC power feed, supporting dual power filtering and redundancy. If two power sources are used, the CFU cards share the power load. If one power source is missing, the CFU of the other power source assumes the entire load. If one CFU fails, or is not installed, the other assumes the entire load. Follow the instruction for the installation of the CFU cards. To install the CFU card: 6. Remove the CFU card from its anti-static package. Take care not to touch the surface of the power supply card. 7. Raise the locking lever on the card. 8. Align the CFU card with the guide rails in the F152 frame and push the card along the slide rail into the slot with even force until it meets the connection socket on the backplane. 9. Press down on the locking lever on the card to plug the card into the backplane and complete the installation. 10. Repeat these instructions to install the second CFU card.
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Front Door Re-Installation

The front door must be re-installed to maintain proper air flow/cooling over the cards and provide EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) standards.
CAUTION: Before closing the front door please properly

fasten all cables and fibers.
To re-install the front door: 1. Lift the door and lower it on to the front of the F152. 2. Tighten the two front retaining bolts.
WARNING: Closing the front door is essential for

insuring optimal performance of the shelf. ECI is not responsible for any damage caused to the shelf and cards if the front door remains open.
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Splitter and Fiber Organizer Options

This section describes the Hi-FOCuS F152 line cards and splitters combination options.
Utilizing F152 with xDSL Line Cards and Splitter Cards

For a partially-populated shelf, insert splitter cards next to active cards, as shown in the following figure. No need for an external splitter shelf. The line cards and the splitter cards are interconnected by a Front Connection Adaptor.
Figure 4-3: F152 with Splitter Cards and ATU-C64/VTU-C48 Cards
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Utilizing F152 with xDSL Line Cards and a Splitter Shelf

For a partially-populated shelf, install a 16-slot splitter shelf above the F152, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 4-4: F152 with VTU-C48 Cards and a Splitter Shelf
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Connecting Two Splitter Shelves to the F152

For a fully-populated shelf, install two external splitter shelves of 32-pins each card above the F152 to accommodate ATU-C64 line cards, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 4-5: F152 with ATU-C64 Cards and Splitter Shelves
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Using the Fiber Organizer for GPON Connection

For a shelf populated with GPLT4 cards, connect the optical fibers to the GPLT4 cards. As shown in the following figure, the Fiber Organizer aggregates fibers with varying lengths.
Figure 4-6: F152 with GPLT4 Cards
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Protective Ground
The grounding cable should be marked minimum AWG 4 (21.2 mm2), as the power cable. It must be connected securely to the ground connection on the shelf in which the F152 is being installed. The ground connection is located on the upper right hand side of the shelf as shown in the figure below.
Ground Connection
Figure 5-1: Ground Connection
To ground the F152: 1. Remove the GND lug from the shelf, below the CP, by releasing the two ESD screws. 2. Crimp the GND cable into the lug. 3. Re-install the cable with lug, secured with the screws.
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Power Connector Connection
Figure 5-2: Power Connector Connection
The Power Connector is located in the center of the Connection Panel, as shown in the figure above. The power cable should be marked minimum AWG 4 (21.2 mm2), and it is supplied with the system. The terminals are labeled "-, Power A, +"; " -, Power B, +". One power source is sufficient to operate the F152. The F152 has an option for two alternate -48/60VDC power sources, A and B. If one power source fails or is not connected, the shelf can operate from the other single source. For only one power source connection, connect to -A and +A. The shelf does not operate if power leads are reversed, although no damage can occur to the shelf. To connect the DC power cables: 1. Insert the cable in socket PWR A. 2. Secure the screws on both sides of the plug. 3. Repeat for PWR B.
NOTE: The power cable offered by ECI with the shelf has a maximum capacity of 50A.
The shelf capacity is 70A. If you require a capacity greater than 50A, please contact ECI for a cable that enables the maximum current capacity of the shelf.
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Clock Reference
To connect the clock cable: 1. Insert the RJ-45 connector cable into the external clock port on the F152 CP. 2. Connect the other end of the cable to the external equipment.
Alarm Connection
To connect the alarm cable: 1. Insert the 37-pin alarm connector cable into the Alarm port on the F152 CP. 2. Use slot-head 5x150 mm screwdriver to secure the connector. 3. Connect the other end of the cable to the Alarm panel in the rack mount.
Traffic Cables
Connections to the ADSL/VDSL cards are through the front panels of the cards.
straight_plug
Figure 5-3: Cable w/Straight Connector
right_angle_plug
Figure 5-4: Cable w/Right Angle Connector
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The F152 contains a fiber/cable guide with 17 slots for the 17 line/NI cards.
Figure 5-5: Fiber/Cable Guide
The IPNI connection to the network is via fiber optic cables on the IPNI cards front panel. Tributary/line card connections to subscribers are via the front panel connectors or CP.
SFP Connection
To connect the SFP: 1. Remove the SFP Optical Transceiver from the anti-static package. 2. Save the package for future use. 3. While holding the SFP Transceiver, carefully slide the SFP Transceiver into the LC socket, labeled 18 Tx Rx and verify that it is mechanically locked in place.
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Fiber Optic Cables

Connect the fiber optic cables in the rack as shown in the figure below:
Figure 5-6: Fiber Optic Cables Installation in the Rack
To connect the NI optical cable: 1. Route the fiber optic cable through the fiber guide. 2. Plug it into the SFP connector on the NI card. 3. Connect the other cable side to the Ethernet equipment. 4. For simplex fiber optic cables, make sure the Tx and Rx ports are crossconnected.
CAUTION: Fiber optic cables and assemblies should be treated carefully and kept clean.
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GPON Optical Cable

To connect the GPON optical cable: Route the fiber optic cable through the fiber guide. 1. Plug it into the SC/SC socket on the GPLT card. 2. Connect the other cable side to the Optical Splitter.
Subscriber Copper Connectors and Cables on Card

To connect the copper cables to the card: 1. For V2U-C24, insert the 78-pin telco cable in the card panel. 2. For V2U-C48/ATU-C64P/ATU-C64P FC, insert the DIN 160 cable in the card panel. 3. Use slot-head 5x150 mm screwdriver to secure the connector.
Management Interface
Out-of-band management is conducted through a 100Base-T RJ45 connector Ethernet port. Port A connects to IPNI A and port B connects to IPNI B. To connect the Ethernet cable: 1. Connect RJ-45 plug connector of the cable to the Ethernet 1 port on the F152 CP. 2. Connect the other cable side to the Ethernet equipment. Make sure the RJ45 connectors are locked in the ports.
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System Verification
When the hardware installation is completed, double-checking the installation is recommended to make sure that the installation was completed properly so that the subsequent software installation and system debugging can be implemented successfully. The checkup involves the following three steps: Making an overall inspection Checking system power supply Checking board status after power-on
Overall Inspection
The overall inspection refers to a review of the entire installation. The check must cover the cable distribution, connectors, and sockets.
Checking the Cable Distribution

To check the power cables and grounding wires: 1. Ensure all the power cables and grounding wires are reliably and correctly connected. To check the intra-module cables: 1. Ensure all cables are connected correctly and firmly connected. 2. Ensure all cables are bundled properly and the spacing between cable ties is appropriate. 3. Ensure the cable ties are not overlaid, and have no sharp ends.
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To check cables and optical fibers: 1. Ensure the cables are not stretched too tightly at turn points. 2. Ensure the wiring route is correct and cables are bundled with the same intervals. 3. Ensure the cables inside the rack are straight and smooth without crossover and that the cables outside the rack are bundled together. 4. Ensure the cables in the guide rails are neatly arranged. All cables are bound properly without damage to the insulation. 5. Ensure that proper surplus for the cables are reserved. Make sure the cable ties are cut with flush ends and without superimposition. To check Connectors and Sockets: 1. Ensure all the sockets are in good condition without broken or bent pins.
Power Supply
To check the power supply: 1. Unplug the cards from the backplane (the cards may remain in their slots, but they must not contact the backplane). 2. Use a multimeter to check whether the input -48/60V DC power supply is within range.
Board Status
If the power supply is normal, proceed with the following procedures: 1. Turn on the power of the rack that supplies power to the F152. The fan unit of the F152 starts running. If the fans in the chassis are not running normally, cut off the power and check the fans. 2. Turn off the power of the rack, and then re-insert the cards into the backplane.
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Powering-Up
System turn-up is accomplished by applying power via the power supply A and B switches or the DC Power Distribution Panel circuit breakers.
Powering-Up
To power-up the F152: 1. Verify that all of the procedures presented in the installation have been completed and that the PC Terminal is turned on. 2. Turn on the power source. The F152 starts running the cooling fans, initializes the system, and indicates system statuses on the IPNI LEDs. The duration of system initialization can take a few minutes.
Powering Down
There are no special procedures for powering down the F152. To power down the system, turn off the A and B power sources.
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Commissioning
In order for the F152 to operate properly and communicate with the OPS, some default system settings need to be changed. The following describes how to configure the F152 with basic configuration information such as IP addresses. More extensive configuration, such as user profiles and system configuration, is performed with the help of the OPS management system.
WARNING: This applies only to new systems.
Defining a Terminal Connection

This section lists the steps required to configure the F152 with basic configuration information such as IP addresses. A more extensive configuration, such as user profiles and system configuration is performed with the help of the OPS management system. The F152 boot-up parameters can be reconfigured using a laptop or a PC terminal with a serial cable connected to a COM port (RS-232). To define a terminal connection: 1. Connect the RS-232 Terminal port of the F152 with the PC COM port. 2. Launch a HyperTerminal session on the PC as follows: from the Windows Start menu, select programs/Accessories/Communication/HyperTerminal. 3. The HyperTerminal window opens and prompts for a connection name.
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4. Type a connection name, choose an icon for the connection, and click OK. 5. Select the appropriate COM port from the Connection Using menu, click OK. 6. The COM Properties dialog box is displayed. 7. In the COM Properties dialog box, define the following settings: Bit per second: 57600 Data bits: 8 Parity: none Stop bits: 1 Flow control: none 8. Wait for the F152 to complete the boot process. It may take a minute or two. 9. Verify that the Fault LED is off on the IPNI and a Login prompt appears on the Hyper terminal screen. The common login and password are: Login: ecidslam password: Hi-FOCuS (Case sensitive) The following Command prompt appears: IPNI >
Basic Syntax Commands

This section contains instructions for using basic commands after logging into the system. To verify the EE PROM default settings: 1. Type eer. See sample screens below.
NOTE: If you receive the message, 'ERROR: EESQUARE', restart the system by turning the power off, re-insert both IPNI cards and then turn on the system and perform steps 8 and 9 above. To see all the available commands: 1. Type help or ?.
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To get an explanation about the syntax and usage of a command: 1. Type ? followed by a space and the command name. For example, when typing ? ethernetip the terminal response would be: ethernetip <ip address> < gateway> <subnetmask> <NI NUM (Optional) a/b> To display default parameters: 1. Type eer and then press Enter.
Management Parameters
This section contains instructions for setting various parameters for out-of-band or in-band configurations. Any changes made to the parameters will be activated only after "ees" and the NI card has been rebooted. Obtain the IP Address and IP Gateway from your system administrator. To set out-of-band configuration parameters: 1. Set the IP Address and IP Gateway by typing: ethernetip <ipaddress> <gateway> <subnetmask> <NI NUM (optional) a/b> and then press Enter. 2. Set the default gateway, by typing: dgateway <gateway> and then press Enter.
NOTE: The default gateway is defined in the same manner as

"default_gateway_value" in the Help.
3. Save the parameters by typing ees and then press Enter. This saves the parameter changes to the EEPROM shelf memory. 4. Type eer to confirm. 5. Reboot the F152 by typing restart at the command prompt and then press Enter. The system reboots.
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To set in-band configuration parameters: 1. Set the IP Address and IP Gateway, by typing: Inbandip <ipaddress> <gateway> <subnetmask> <NI NUM (Optional) a/b> and then press Enter. 2. Set the default gateway by typing: dgateway <default_gateway_value> and then press Enter. The default gateway is defined in the same manner as the Ethernet default gateway. 3. Set the management VLAN by typing: sinvlan <vlan id: 1 4094 - untagged> <vlan priority: 0 - 7> and then press Enter. 4. Save the parameters by typing ees and then press Enter. 5. Reboot the F152 by typing restart at the command prompt and then press Enter.
Sample Screens
Figure 8-1: Screen Shot after Typing eer and Pressing Enter.
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Figure 8-2: Screen Shot after Pressing Space Bar
Shelf Card Population

To view the shelf card population: 1. Type: getpop 0
Figure 8-3: Shelf Card Population
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F152 SW/HW Version

To view the IPNI card version: 1. Type: ver.
Figure 8-4: F152 IPNI Card Version
To view the ATUC/VTUC SW/HW version: 1. Type XTUCTERM 0 7. 2. Type in any Login and Password. Press Enter. 3. Type ver.
Figure 8-5: F152 ATUC Card Version
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Figure 8-6: F152 VTUC Card Version
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Replacing the Fans
The F152 arrives with the fan unit installed. The fan unit is located under the cards and is secured to the frame with two screws on the left and right of the fan unit. The Fan Module in the F152 contains the Fan Assembly and the Fan Control Card. The Fan Assembly contains six fans measuring 120 x 120 x 38mm. The Fan Card controls the fan operation. Fan operation, including fan speed and Start/Stop modes, is software-configured via the NI card. The Fan Module can be replaced while the shelf is operation. It should be replaced within a few minutes to avoid failures due to over temperature. When removing the module, it is recommended disengaging the module first, waiting a few seconds until the fans stop spinning and then removing it.
Figure A-1: F152 Fan Module
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Required Tools and Materials

To replace the fans, the following tools and materials are required: Fan unit Slot-head 5x150 mm screwdriver Antistatic material, such as bubble-wrap or packaging used for replacement fan.
Process
To replace the fans: 1. Use slot-head screwdriver to completely loosen the FAN captive screws. 2. Grasp the screws and gently remove the FAN by pulling it towards you.
NOTE: As you withdraw the FAN, note metal guide that controls its path.
3. Place the FAN in antistatic packaging. 4. Insert the replacement FAN (verify that the captive screws are completely loose). As you insert the FAN, note metal guides that controls its path. 5. Use slot-head screwdriver to tighten the captive screws.
WARNING: Ensure that the fans have stopped spinning

before handling the fan unit.
Installing and Removing the Air Filters

The F152 has an option for a dust filter. The dust filter resides underneath the fan unit.
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Process
To remove the air filter: 1. Remove lower front door. 2. Pull the air filter out along the guide rails. 3. Reverse this process to replace the air filter.
NOTE: It is fully recommended to clean the air filter once every three months
Removing the SFP Transceiver

To remove the SFP Transceiver: 1. Have anti-static package ready for the SFP Transceiver being replaced. 2. Make sure you are wearing an ESD strap and that it is connected to the ESD jack of the F152 chassis. 3. To extract the SFP Transceiver, pull outward on its ejector and pull the SFP Transceiver slowly towards the right. 4. Place the SFP Transceiver in the anti-static package.
Installing the SFP Transceiver

To install the SFP Transceiver: 1. Remove the SFP Transceiver from the anti-static package. Save the package for future use. 2. While holding the SFP Transceiver, carefully slide the SFP Transceiver into the socket, labeled as 18 Tx Rx and verify that it is mechanically locked in place.
CAUTION: Do not use force.
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Cables and Connectors

Alarm and Clock Clock Reference Connector
The Clock Connector is located on the CP of the F152 and is a RJ-45 female. The pin-out is described in the following table.
Table A-1: Clock Reference RJ-45 Pin-out RJ-45 Connector Pin Signal
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CLK1_IN_(+) CLK1_IN_(-) CLK_OUT_(+) CLK2_IN_(+) CLK2_IN_(-) CLK_OUT_(-) NC NC
The F152 timing can be referenced to one of two E1 or T1 clock sources. The clock sources must adhere to ITU-T G.703 standards. Adhering to ITU-T G703, F152 also extends the clock reference from a differential line driver to other Hi-FOCuS units through CLK_OUT.
Alarm Connector and Pin Assignments

The alarm connector is a 37-pin D-type female connector located near the center of the Central Connection Panel. The alarm cable connector is a 37 pin D-type male connector (not supplied with the system).
Figure A-2: Alarms Cable W/D-Type Connector
The alarm connector on the shelf is a 37 pin D-type male connector. The alarm cable connector is a 37 pin D-type female connector (not supplied with the system).
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Eight external input alarms and three external output alarms (Major, Minor and Alarm Cutoff) are available in the CP 37 D-Type connector. The external alarms are sent status on external events, such as cabinet door opening, to the OPS.
Figure A-3: Alarm Connector 37 Pin D-Type Male Pin-out
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Table A-2: Alarm Connector Pin Assignment 1 IN_ALR1 IN_ALR2 IN_ALR3 IN_ALR4 IN_ALR5 IN_ALR6 IN_ALR7 IN_ALR8 20 2 21 3 22 4 23 5 24 6 25 7 26 8 27 9 28 10 29 11 30 12 31 13 N48V_LIM 32 14 33 15 P48V 34 16 35 17 ALM_COMM DRY_COMM 36 18 37 19 NAMAR_NO NAMAV_NO EUMAV_NC EUMAV_CO EUMAR_NC EUMAR_CO EUMIA_NO EUMIA_CO NAMIA_NC CGND DC_MA_NC DC_MI_NO DC_AC_NO
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IN-ALARM
The following figure shows the IN_ALARM circuit connection. P48VDC nominally is required for each in alarm and -48/60VDC for common.
Figure A-4: In-Alarm Connection Circuitry
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OUT-ALARM
The following figure displays the output alarm connections for American (NA) and European (EU) installations. NA alarms have 3 contacts NC, NA and COM. EU alarms have 2 contacts DRY COMM and NO or NC. Major alarm is NC and the alarm is active when power is down or when the system software indicates a Major alarm. Minor and ACO alarms are NO and active when the system software indicates a Minor or ACO alarm respectively.
Figure A-5: Out-Alarm Connection Circuitry
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Subscriber Copper Connectors and Cables
NOTE: Cables with right angle connectors must be used when
installing the F152 to allow proper clearance during reinstallation of the front cover.
straight_plug
Figure A-6: Cable w/Straight Connector
right_angle_plug
Figure A-7: Cable w/Right Angle Connector
Subscriber copper connections are DIN 160-pin male at the front panel card. This DIN 160 connector is used for all technologies (ADSL2+, VDSL2 and POTS). It is used for either 48 pairs or 64 pairs.
Each connector serves either 48 or 64 pairs
DIN 160-Pin Female Connector
Figure A-8: DIN 160-Pin Connector
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Table A-3: DIN 160 Pin-out Table for VDSL 48 Port DSL a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 DSL 45-Tip DSL 45-Ring DSL 44-Tip DSL 44-Ring DSL 47-Tip DSL 47-Ring DSL 42-Tip DSL 42-Ring DSL 41-Tip DSL 41-Ring DSL 46-Tip DSL 46-Ring DSL 48-Tip DSL 48-Ring DSL 40-Tip DSL 40-Ring DSL 3-Tip DSL 3-Ring DSL 9-Tip DSL 9-Ring DSL 5-Tip DSL 5-Ring DSL 8-Tip DSL 42-Ring DSL 41-Tip DSL 41-Ring DSL 46-Tip DSL 46-Ring DSL 48-Tip DSL 48-Ring DSL 40-Tip DSL 40-Ring DSL 3-Tip b c DSL 43-Tip DSL 43-Ring DSL 37-Tip DSL 37-Ring DSL 20-Tip DSL 20-Ring DSL 36-Tip DSL 36-Ring DSL 21-Tip DSL 21-Ring DSL 35-Tip DSL 35-Ring DSL 22-Tip DSL 22-Ring DSL 30-Tip DSL 30-Ring DSL 27-Tip DSL 27-Ring DSL 29-Tip DSL 29-Ring DSL 28-Tip DSL 28-Ring DSL 14-Tip DSL 36-Ring DSL 21-Tip DSL 21-Ring DSL 35-Tip DSL 35-Ring DSL 22-Tip DSL 22-Ring DSL 30-Tip DSL 30-Ring DSL 27-Tip d e DSL 38-Tip DSL 38-Ring DSL 19-Tip DSL 19-Ring DSL 39-Tip DSL 39-Ring DSL 34-Tip DSL 34-Ring DSL 33-Tip DSL 33-Ring DSL 32-Tip DSL 32-Ring DSL 31-Tip DSL 31-Ring DSL 26-Tip DSL 26-Ring DSL 25-Tip DSL 25-Ring DSL 24-Tip DSL 24-Ring DSL 23-Tip DSL 23-Ring DSL 18-Tip DSL 34-Ring DSL 33-Tip DSL 33-Ring DSL 32-Tip DSL 32-Ring DSL 31-Tip DSL 31-Ring DSL 26-Tip DSL 26-Ring DSL 25-Tip
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DSL a 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 DSL 3-Ring DSL 9-Tip DSL 9-Ring DSL 5-Tip DSL 5-Ring DSL 8-Tip DSL 8-Ring DSL 4-Tip DSL 4-Ring DSL 7-Tip DSL 7-Ring DSL 2-Tip DSL 2-Ring DSL 1-Tip DSL 1-Ring b c DSL 27-Ring DSL 29-Tip DSL 29-Ring DSL 28-Tip DSL 28-Ring DSL 14-Tip DSL 14-Ring DSL 13-Tip DSL 13-Ring DSL 12-Tip DSL 12-Ring DSL 11-Tip DSL 11-Ring DSL 6-Tip DSL 6-Ring d e DSL 25-Ring DSL 24-Tip DSL 24-Ring DSL 23-Tip DSL 23-Ring DSL 18-Tip DSL 18-Ring DSL 17-Tip DSL 17-Ring DSL 16-Tip DSL 16-Ring DSL 15-Tip DSL 15-Ring DSL 10-Tip DSL 10-Ring
ADSL2+ Front Connector
Figure A-9: ADSL2+ Front Connector Pin-out
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RS-232 DB-9 Connector

The RS-232 DB-9 connector is used for initial system set up.
Figure A-10: RS-232 9 pin D-Type Pin-outs Table A-4: RS-232 DB-9 Connector Pin Assignment Pin # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Rx Tx RS 232 SE GND RS 232 EN Signal
Power Connection
The required Power range is 40.5VDC to 75 VDC. As in other ECI platforms, the F152 receives power from two sources in redundant mode. The standard power feed module for the F152 is the High-current Input Filter dual-source power feed module supported with two Central Filtering Unit (CFU) card modules. Each CFU card supports both power sources. Hence, there is redundancy in the power source and in the CFU card. The High-current Input Filter power input module and the Central Filtering Unit cards are designed for a maximum of 2500 W.
Power Cable
The power cable has the following characteristics: 3 meters cable length Wire gauge: 4x10 AWG Open side: Ferrule Halogen-Free (HFFR) Closed side: D-type 5W5
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Table A-5: D-Type 5W5 Pin List
-A -A 0V 0V
48 VDC 48 VDC RTN RTN
Power Range
The following table shows the power range and its effect on the power LED and the alarm bit.
Table A-6: Power Range, Displayed by LED and Reported Alarm Bit Power Statues Input Power range Power ON led Power Fault led Over Voltage bit Under Voltage bit
Off Operational Over voltage Under voltage Under voltage
0 -40.5 V75 V -75 V85 V -37 V40.5 V -30 V37 V
OFF ON ON ON OFF
OFF OFF ON ON ON
1 0 1 0 0
1 0 0 1 1
Telecom Traffic Cables Network and Subscribers

The NI card connection to the network is via fiber optic cables at the NI card front panel. Tributary/line card connections to subscribers are via the front panel connectors.
Fiber Optic Cables

The fiber optic cable and connector type is LC-PC-Duplex, Single Mode 9/125, and Normal. Fiber optic cables are available in 3mm diameter and in 2mm diameter. Use fiber optic cables of 2mm diameter only and LC boot length of 30mm maximum.
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Figure A-11: Fiber Optic Cable
The recommended bending radius of the fiber optic cable is approximately 30mm.
Ethernet 10/100/1000BaseT
Out-of-band management is conducted through a 100Base-T RJ45 connector Ethernet port. Port A connects to IPNI A and port B connects to IPNI B. Ethernet connector marked A connects to the default IPNI card in slot A. Ethernet connector marked B connects to the alternate IPNI card in slot B. The RJ-45 Ethernet connection is used for management and monitoring. The pin-out is described in the following table.
Figure A-12: CP Ethernet A and B RJ-45 Connectors Table A-7: Ethernet RJ-45 Pin-out Pin Signal
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ETH TX H ETH TX L ETH RX H A_ETH_TXH A_ETH_TXL ETH RX L A_ETH_RXH A_ETH_RXL
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RS-485 Connector
The RS-485 connector is for external control, such as automatic MDF. The RS-485 connector pin-outs are shown in the following table.
Table A-8: RS-485 Connector Pin Assignments Pin Signal Connector
5 9
9_pin_D
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
485TXH 485TXH 485RXH NC NC 485RXH GND GND GND

4 8 3 7 2 6 1
Ethernet Clock
Figure A-13: Ethernet Clock Connector
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Figure A-14: Ethernet Clocks Pin-out
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Ethernet 8 and 9
Ethernet 8 and 9 are located on the CP of the F152 and are RJ-45 females. The pin-out is described in the following table.
Table A-9: Ethernet 8 and 9 RJ-45 Pin-out RJ-45 Connector Pin Signal
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ETHBTXH ETHBTXL ETHBRXH B_ETHTXH B_ETHTXL ETHBRXL B_ETHRXH B_ETHRXL
Fiber Optic SFP Transceiver Specification and Types

The SFP transceiver is installed in the SFP cage. The SFP types applied to the F152 are listed below.
Table A-10: SFP Types Interface Optical Receiver Wavelength Sensitivity Connector Type Transmission Distance Vs. Cable Specifications
1000BASE-SX 1000BASE-LX-I
-17dBm -22dBm
850nm 1310nm 1310nm 1310nm 1550nm N/A
LC LC LC LC LC RJ-45
550m / 50um MMF 10Km / 10um MMF 20Km / 10um MMF 40Km / 10um MMF 80Km / 10um MMF 100m / Copper Cat. 5
1000BASE-LX-L -22dBm 1000BASE-LX-E -22dBm 1000BASE-ZX 1000BASE-T -24dBm N/A
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NOTE: The operating distance varies for each system design.

Therefore, the results are not official and should be considered as a reference only.
NOTE: The F152 is not supplied with an SFP Transceiver
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LED Display Definition
Central Filtering Unit
Table B-1: CFU Card LEDs States and Definitions LED Color State Definition Remarks
Power
Green only
On Off On
37VDC >Input Voltage> 75 VDC 37VDC >Input Voltage> 75 VDC 40.5VDC >Input Voltage>75VDC. 40.5VDC >Input Voltage>75VDC.
Input voltage in range. Input voltage out of range. Voltage warning. Input power okay (if power LED is on).
Alarm
Red only
Off
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Glossary of Terms and Acronyms
Term Description
ADSL ATU-C AWG BPLT CP CFU CO DSL DSLAM DVM EMC ESD ETSI FCC GND HFFR HIF IP ITU-T LVDS MAC MANI
Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line ADSL Termination Unit Central Office American Wire Gage BPON Line Termination Connection Panel Central Filtering Unit Central Office Digital Subscriber line Digital Subscriber Line Access Multiplexer Digital Voltmeter Electromagnetic Compatibility Electrostatic Discharge European Telecommunications Standards Institute Federal Communications Commission Ground Halogen-Free High-current Input Filter Internet Protocol International Telecommunication Union Low Voltage Differential Signaling Media Access Control Multiplexed Aggregate Network Interface
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Term
Description
MDF NI OPS POTS RAM SAM SANI SC STU-C TANI V2U-C VLAN
Main Distribution Frame Network Interface Operator Station Plain Old Telephone Service Remote Access Multiplexer Service Access Multiplexer Switched Aggregate Network Interface Shortcuts card (Bypass card) Symmetric DSL Termination Unit Central Office Tributary ATM Network Interface VDSL2 Termination Unit Central Office Virtual Local Area Network
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Specifications
The following section describes the F152 specifications.
Table D-1: F152 Specifications Hi FOCuS 5 F152 Specifications Dimensions and Weight Height Width Depth Weight 770 mm 447 mm 280 mm 34 kg 50 kg 18U (17.6) 11.0) 75 lbs) (unpopulated) (110 lbs) (fully populated)
Power Environmental
Power Source Operating Temp. Operation
-48 VDC Source Nominal Dual feed 40C to +70C (Configuration Dependant) Compliant with ETS 300 019-2-3 Class 3.3 (temperature controlled locations) and ETS 300 019-2-3 Class 3.1E (temperature controlled locations for reduced performance) Compliant with ETS 300 019-2-2 Class 2.3 (public transportation) Compliant with ETS 300 019-2-1 Class 1.1 (storage conditions at partially controlled temperature) ETSI rack per IEC 60917-2-1
Transportation Storage Safety and EMC Rack Installation Slots
EN 60950, UL 60950, EN 60825, EN 300 386-2000 Class B, 1TR9 (DTAG) 19 rack per IEC 297or DIN 41494 (Including Japanese requirements) 2 Network interface slots 15 Tributary/Line slots
DSL/VoIP Subscribers per shelf
960
Hot Swappable Yes
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Alarms
Internal alarms Three-level generation (major, minor, hardware) External alarms Via up to 8 inputs (48 VDC or GND). Example: inform the management software that the street cabinet door is open. Broadcast suppression per VLAN Per port Source MAC filtering Denial of specific MAC address Customizable Filtering and classification BRAS MAC address spoofing DCHP DOS prevention Limit number of concurrent MAC addresses per port User-to-user traffic blocking and forwarding
Security Features
Management Interfaces Element Management Services Redundancy and Load Sharing Modes Network Capabilities Backplane
SNMP agent for OAM&P via 100Base-T Ethernet connection CLI access via a RS-232 (RJ-45) connection at the IPNI front panel, at the CCP Fault-Configuration-Performance-Security management, Automatic software download, Carrier class management system, Client-server architecture, Remote management, Northbound interfaces for OSS connectivity, User-friendly Graphical User Interface (GUI) Equipment Redundancy 1:1 redundancy, NI cards operating simultaneously Load Sharing 1+1 redundancy, active backup NI cards with 50msec switchover Dual Homing Supports end-to-end packet communication Layer 2 Functionality Mapping Ports/PVCs to VLANs Multicast Capabilities IGMP Proxy DCHP Relay DCHP Option 82 Support
Power Distributed, limiting current and preventing shelf-wide failure Clock Distribution 8kHz clock between each NI and line cards derived from external 2 MHz clock via CCP or internally generated clock from NI Control USTART connection between NIs, line cards CFU, and Fan Control Card ADSL2/2+, VDSL2, VoIP, GPON , GbE G.984 compliant, GEM encapsulation, 2/4 ports per card, 2.5 Gbps downstream, 1.25 Gbps upstream per port, Supports Triple-Play w/HDTV, Delivers more than 80 Mbps per customer w/a 32 split ratio, Supports standard DBA and OMCI 1.5/2MHz Clock support, accepts external reference clocks, supplies reference clock to subtending units.
Subscriber Interface GPON Features
Synchronization Capabilities
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Power Consumption
The Hi-FOCuS F152 power consumption is a function of the cards installed. The following table shows the power consumption of selected cards:
Table D-2: HF5 Cards Power Consumption Card Power Consumption
IPNI HBNI-42 ATU-C64P VTU-C48 PTU-C64 STU-C48 Shelf Assembly with fans
30 W 80 W 83 W 120 W 60 W 53 W 40 W
Disposal
CONSUMER NOTICE: The ECI product you have
purchased is subject to Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) and, in jurisdictions adopting that Directive, is marked as being put on the market after August 13, 2005, and should not be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste. Please utilize your local WEEE collection facilities in the disposition of this product and otherwise observe all applicable requirements.
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