DM 8/DM 34/DM 140 HI GHE R ORDE R DI GI TAL MULTI P LEX EQUI P ME NT

DM8/DM34/
DM140
Hi gher Order Di gi t al
Mul t i pl ex Equi pment
Nokia Telecommunications. P.O.Box 370, FIN-00045 NOKIA GROUP, Finland. Phone: +358-9-511 21, fax: +358-9-5112 7502 N
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DM 8 DM 34 DM 140
ITU-T Recommendations G.742, G.703 G.751, G.703 G.751, G.703
G.821 G.821 G.821
Multiplex Bit Rate 8448 kbit/s 34368 kbit/s 139264 kbit/s
Tributary Bit Rate 2048 kbit/s 8448 kbit/s 34368 kbit/s
Number of Tributaries up to 4 up to 4 up to 4
Multiplexing Method bit by bit interleaving, bit by bit interleaving, bit by bit interleaving,
positive justification positive justification positive justification
Power Consumption 3.5W 5W 14W
Digital Interfaces ITU-T Recommendations G.703 and G.823
2 Mbit/s 8 Mbit/s 34 Mbit/s 140 Mbit/s
Bit Rate (kbit/s) 2048 + 50 ppm 8448 + 30 ppm 34368 + 20 ppm 139264 + 15 ppm
Code HDB3 HDB3 HDB3 CMI
Pulse Shape rectangular rectangular rectangular rectangular
Peak Voltage/ 2.37V/75 ohm 2.37V/75 ohm 1 V/75 ohm 1 Vp-p/75 ohm
Impedance 3.0/120 ohm
Nominal Pulse Width 244ns 59ns 14.55ns 3.59/7.18ns
Input Signal Attenuation 0 to 6dB/1 MHz 0 to 6dB/4 MHz 0 to 12dB/17 MHz 0 to 12dB/70 MHz
Other Interfaces
Service Interface V.ll ITU-T
Data Channel Interface V.ll ITU-T
Signal Test Points G.703 ITU-T
Two programmable Alarm
Outputs
Active State I < 5 mA, Udc < 2 V
Passive State I < 50A, - 75V < Udc < -12V
Power Supply Built-in DC/DC converter
Input Voltage 20. . . 72 V DC
Mechanical dimensions (mm)
Height 233 233 233
Width 25 25 50
Depth 160 160 160
Environment Operation Transport and storage
Temperature -10C to +50C -40C to + 70C
Humidity 95% at 30C up to 98%
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Hi g h e r Or d e r
Di g i t a l
Mu l t i p l e x
E q u i p me n t
The DM8, DM34 and DM140 are
Nokias higher order digital multi-
plex equipment. The higher order
multiplex equipment multiplexes
four tributary signals into the
main system, and vice-versa.
DM8 Second Order Digital Multi-
plex Equipment
Combines four plesiochronous
2 Mbit/s tributary signals into
an 8 Mbit/s stream.
DM34 Third Order Digital Multi-
plex Equipment
Combines four plesiochronous
8 Mbit/s tributary signals into a
34 Mbit/s stream.
DM140 Fourth Order Digital Mul-
tiplex Equipment
Combines four plesiochronous
34 Mbit/s tributary signals into
a 140 Mbit/s stream.
Appl i cati on Areas
The digital multiplex equipment is
developed for ITU-T hierarchy
level multiplexing and demulti-
plexing in:
local networks
junction networks
long distance networks
dedicated networks for rail
ways, for gas, oil and power
companies etc.
All functions contained
in a single plug-in module
No separate power supply
or alarm unit needed
Directly configurable into
skip, and drop-and-insert
applications
Low power consumption
High reliability
Flexible installation in
various mechanical
constructions
Two programmable alarm
outputs for interfacing to
conventional supervisory
systems
Centralised network
management with the
Nokia NMS.
Techni cal Hi ghl i ghts
corporate networks
networks for connecting
mobile radio base stations.
Nokia's higher order multiplexing
equipment can use any suitable
transmission medium, such as:
radio links
symmetric cable systems
optical fibre systems
higher order systems.
Nokias higher order multiplexing
equipment is developed for nor-
mal one hierarchy level multiplex-
ing, but due to its modular design,
both skip and drop-and-insert
configurations can be built easily
using the same modules.
Compact Desi gn
All higher-order digital multiplex
equipment are incorporated into a
single plug-in module. Each mod-
ule comprises one Eurocard-sized
board containing all the multi-
plexing and demultiplexing func-
tions.
Fl exi bl e I nstal l ati on
The Nokia mechanics construc-
tion concept offers several flexible
installation options in wallmount-
ing cases, Nokia Office Boxes,
equipment cabinets, slimracks and
19-inch subracks. This arrange-
ment allows the free placement of
units as well as other Nokia trans-
mission equipment units in any
vacant unit space to increase con-
figuration flexibility.
I ntegrated Supervi si on wi th
Versati l e Programmi ng
All maintenance operations are
performed via the microprocessor,
built into the equipment. The mi-
croprocessor is commanded
through an ITU-T V:ll service in-
terface. The service interface is
normally accessed with the Nokia
Service Terminal, but can also be
used with the Nokia Network
Management System family
(Nokia NMS). For remote opera-
tions, the data channel built into
the equipment extends the service
interface to a remote station.
The service interface provides
an advanced way of communicat-
ing with the multiplex equipment.
It provides facilities such as:
accurate alarm indication with
alarm memory;
signal quality measurements;
review and reset of internal er-
ror counters;
programming of internal vari-
ables;
programming of test points and
alarm outputs
Programming of tributary use
and signal loopbacks.