Multi-Service IP-DSLAM
SURPASS hiX
5622/5625/5630/5635
Release 3.8M
Broadband Access Comprehensive Solutions
The Nokia Siemens Networks hiX 5622/5625/5630/5635 series
of MSAN/DSLAM is an innovative platform for broadband access
networks to aggregate multiple client interfaces like copper, fiber or
mobile backhauling on the last mile of the network
It is a real Ethernet based platform.
The SURPASS hiX 5622 / 5625 /
5630 / 5635 R3.8M comprises all the
previous features of R2.8 & R2.8M,
plus introduces new features such as
UNI Support at Gigabit Ethernet
All-in-One Multi-service Interface Card, Configuration of 4000
MSAN /DSLAM with all Multicast Channels with IGMPv3,
DSL flavors and POTS Enhanced QoS and Support of Virtual
services Noise for VDSL2, support of Auto
Detection Mode (VDSL2, ADSL
1/2/2+) on 48-port VDSL2 Cards and
 Scalability guarantees best
8 kHz NTR-Signal on VDSL2 for
fit to your specific solution synchronization as well as EFM
requirements bonding on VDSL and VoIP and
VLAN enhancements. R3.8M
 Flexible & modular provides new hardware as well, such
solution for Central Office as additional Line Cards to support
(CO) or remote shelter MELT for VDSL2, ADSL2+ and
xDSL and VoIP SHDSL.bis.
deployment MELT is one of the key features in
R 3.8M and provides a Line test
method if network providers
introduce all digital loop DSL service
without ILTF. ISDN-BRI (line code
2B1Q) and new CXU-G1..
The CXU_G1 supports the step into
10G for MSAN and prepares the
MSAN for MPLS support in the next
software release.
The IU10x1GE interface unit with 10
1GE interfaces can be used with a
white favor of standard SFPs and
supports P2P optical Ethernet for
subtending and FTTH applications.
Redundancy for power, fan, central card
and uplink as well as end-to-end
management make Multi-Service
MSAN/DSLAM carrier proof. The
access to the customer is provided over
the existing copper without additional
investment in the infrastructure.
Its high-speed interfaces are
suitable for asymmetrical and
symmetrical applications such
as super-fast Internet access,
Voice Over IP, teleworking,
video conferencing, peer-to-
peer connections, virtual
private networking, streaming
multimedia content and videos. (IPTV
for HDTV broadcast).
It provides all flavors of broadband
Interfaces like ADSL/2/2+, VDSL2
and SHDSL/SHDSL.bis in addition to
VoIP POTS line cards.
The hiX5622/5625/5630/5635
MSAN/DSLAM family also allows
secure high-speed applications for
business customers like LAN-to-LAN
or Voice services over broadband.
 General MSAN/DSLAM
Specifications
System Architecture
 Mass rollout platform with universal slot
architecture for Interface Units (IU)
 G series Chassis supports 10 Gbit/s slot
capacity (G200 / G400 / G600 / G1100)
for future high bandwidth demanding
applications.
 Non Blocking Architecture (up to 108
Gbit/s switching capacity)
 GE Star from Central Card to each IU
slot
 DC Powering (-48 V)
 Redundant DC Power supply
 Optional External AC Power supply
 Optional Redundant AC Power supply
 Fan Redundancy
 Redundancy for Switch/Control Card
 Chassis design for ETSI resp.
19” / ETSI rack mounting
 Front access including Control & Switch
Fabric
 The G1100 shelf meets customer
Central Office (CO) & Outdoor Cabinet
installation for hiX 5622 / hiX5625 /
hiX 5630, or hiX 5635 for CO
 Separate shelf for splitters
 Subtending interfaces option
 Remote testing capability
 IPv6 Hardware readiness
G200 shelf of hiX5622
 3 Slots (1CXU + 2IU) / horizontal layout
The G200 shelf is an alternative for customers
who want to be prepared for future high
capacity interface units. The backplane is
capable of offering up to 10 Gbit/s per slot.
The G200 shelf fits in ETSI rack, G200S fits in
19” only.
G400 shelf for hiX 5625
 6 Slots (1CXU + 5 IU or 2 CXU
(redundant) + 4 IU ) / horizontal layout
The G400 shelf is an alternative for
customers who want to be prepared for
future high capacity interface units. The
backplane is capable of offering up to 10
Gbit/s per slot. The G400 shelf fits in 23’’
or ETSI rack.
G600 shelf for hiX 5630
 10 Slots (1 or 2 CXU (redundant)
+ 8 IU) / horizontal layout
The G600 shelf is an alternative for
customers who want to be prepared for
future planned higher capacity interface
units. The backplane is capable to offer up
to 10 Gbit/s per slot. The G400 shelf fits in
23’’ or ETSI rack.
G1100 shelf for hiX 5635
 16 Slots (1 CXU + 14 IU or 2 CXU
(redundant) + 14 IU ) / vertical layout
requirements for full MSAN and supports
the future mixed mode of DSL and high
capacity interface units in one common
shelf. The G1100 backplane is capable of
offering up to 10 Gbit/s per slot. The G1100
shelf fits in 19’’ or ETSI rack.
Uplink Interfaces - Central Unit
 1 or 2 x CXUs possible (second card
for 1+1 redundancy, standby
architecture)
 CXU has 4 GE interfaces (a variety of
SFP modules are available)
 GE interface types available:
o Electrical - 100/1000 Base-T auto-
negotiation
o Optical-SFP / (LX) single mode / (SX)
multi mode
 CXU_G1 with two additional 10Gbit/s
uplink interfaces with standard XFP
 Per port assignment of uplink interface,
e.g. network interface (uplink) or
cascading daisy uplink protection with
use of link aggregation (LAG), LACP
Subscriber Line Interfaces
 Service Modes:
o 72 Port ADSL2+ (backward
compatible with ADSL and ADSL2)
o 48 Port SHDSL/SHDSL.bis
o 24 / 48 Port VDSL2
o 72 Port VoIP (POTS)
o 72 Port ADSL2+ MELT
o 48 Port SHDSL MELT
o 48 Port VDSL2 MELT
o 10 Port GigE
o 32 Port ISDN-BRI (2B1Q)
o 48 port FE card
 Number of slots dedicated for IU:
o 2 slots in G200
o 4 slots in G400 chassis
o 8 slots in G600 chassis
o 14 slots in G1100 chassis
 Maximum number of subscribers per
subrack with 72 ADSL2+ or VoIP ports
per Interface Unit:
o Up to 144 for hiX5622 (G200)
o Up to 288 for hiX 5625 (G400)
o Up to 576 for hiX 5630 (G600)
o Up to 1008 for hiX 5635 (G1100)
 Support of voice services
o hiX 56xx via splitter – base band
voice
o hiX 56xx via CPG (VoIP over DSL)
o hiX 56xx VoIP H.248 or SIP
controlled via line card for POTS
connection
o hiX56xx VoIP H.248 controlled via
line card for ISDN connection
 MSS based FMC network architecture

Use of hiX 5622/5625/30/35 MSAN/DSLAM in the mobile FMC solution

This enables the MSAN/DSLAM to be used by mobile operators to extend their business into the fixed
network

Release 3.8M - Key Features  EFM 2 pair bonding for VDSL2

 Selective support of SIP or H.248
 POTS SIP: single RTP IP address shared by voice cards,
Dual Homing / Geo-Redundancy
 Voice: PM Counter
 H.248 interoperability for 2B1Q card
 ISDN-BRI card ( line code 2B1Q)
 ISDN: Line Test solution (Step1: external test head)
 48 port FE card
 SIP supplementary services according to TISPANv2
 Advanced POTS Integrated Line Test Features
 Message Waiting Indication (MWI) with Stutter Dial Tone and
Display Message
 Improved interoperability with NSN hiE9200 (S5.2), hiQ
4200/8000 (R13), NVS (M14.4) and FMC 4.2
 Improved interoperability with some third-party Soft Switches
 Mobile Backhauling support via SHDSL.bis (including
synchronization clock support)
 Line probing for SHDSL.bis (MELT)
 EFM 4 pairs bonding and ATM M-Pair Mode with SHDSL.bis
 System Clock support (via External 2MHz Timing Reference
i.e. T3 / Synchronized Ethernet, G.8261)
 Ability to copy 802.1p C-VLAN to S-VLAN
 Extended Line Parameter Set for ANCP, DHCP Opt. 82 and
PPPoE IA
 IGMPv3 support (up to 4000 Multicast groups simultaneous)
 QoS setting via mapping of TOS/DSCP bits to 802.1p,
 QoS setting via usage of predefined 802.1p values
 SP (strict priority for Downstream) , WFQ (WRR-like)
 Enhanced QoS (Policing on two Data Rates and Burst Sizes)
 CoS/QoS acc. to ATM PVC or Port
 Up to 32k MAC addresses per DSLAM
 MAC address limitation per port
 MAC Anti spoofing (including Service Gateway)
 IP Anti spoofing
 4096 VLANs
 VLAN assignment per PVC/ Port / IP SA/DA and Ether type
 VLAN Translation
 VLAN Double Tagging customer/L2CP/in-band management
channel
 MAC Address Translation 1:1 for PPPoE and DHCP
Sessions
 Dynamic UMAS for Non-DHCP & Non-PPoE Services
 Storm Control on Subscriber Port (IFX)
 Dynamic ARP inspection
 Support of Secure FTP (SFTP)
 Rate limiting for ARP, DHCP, IGMP on DSL port
 Routing between in-band Mgmt Channel and out-of-band
Interface
 VLAN Stacking (QinQ, user frames w/o tag)
 Ethernet-based Forwarding (VLAN Tagging)
 TOS/DSCP and .1p Handling for trusted and untrusted
Customers
 Port isolation
 Link Aggregation (LAG), LACP
 Spanning Tree: STP, RSTP, MSTP
 Support of Static IP addresses
 Flow Control according to 802.3x
 Ethernet Ring Protection (ERP) not supported
 Multiple ATM PVCs per Line (up to 8)
 Per port traffic Policing & Shaping
 Egress shaping per Class of Service (802.1p)
 DHCP Relay Agent (opt. 82) per PVC
 PPPoE Intermediate Agent (opt. 105)
 RFC 2684 bridged (VC/LLC encapsulation)
 IPoATM / RFC 2684 routed/dynamic
 PPPoA-to-PPPoE Translation incl. Protocol Detection
 ANCP (L2CP) for ADSL2+, VDSL2 and SHDSL
 OAM (F5 loopback, VC RDI)
 Remote upgradeability from older software versions
 SFP Power Measurements Display
 Uptime Counter Display
 Remote Testing Capability
 Network-wide Profile Management
POTS supplementary services (SIP)
 CLIP (Calling Line Identification Presentation)
 CLIR (Calling Line Identification Restriction)
 CFU Variable (Call Forwarding Unconditional)
 CFB (Call Forwarding on Busy)
 CFNR (Call Forwarding No Reply)
 Call Transfer (Attended, Unattended and after 3PTY conf.)
 Call Hold
 Consultation
 Toggle
 CW-I (Call Waiting Hook-Flash Immediate)
 CW (Call Waiting Hook-Flash)
 MWI with SDT (Message Waiting Indication with Stuttered Dial
Tone)
 MWI with LI (Message Waiting Indication with Light Indicator)
 CONF (Three-Party-Conference controlled by MSAN)
 Polarity Reverse for Pay Phone
 Dual Homing / Geo-Redundancy
 Configuration File Read-Back
 Basic PM Counter for VoIP (WM)
 Single RTP IP address shared by voice cards
 Call Transfer Attended (with Consultation)
 Interworking with different softswitches
POTS supplementary services (SIP) according to TISPANv2
 Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP) /Originating
Identification Presentation (OIP)
 Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR) /Originating
Identification Restriction (OIR)"
 Call Forwarding Unconditional (CFU): Selective CFU
 Call Forwarding Unconditional (CFU): Variable CFU
 Call Forwarding On Busy (CFB): Selective CFB
 Call Forwarding On Busy (CFB): Variable CFB
 Call Forwarding On No Reply (CFNR): Selective CFNR
 Call Forwarding On No Reply (CFNR): Variable CFNR
 Call Forwarding Selective Suspend/Delete
 Call Completion on Busy Subscriber (CCBS)
 Call Completion on No Reply (CCNR)
 Call Completion on Not Registered (CCNL)
 Call Waiting (CW)
 Incoming Call Barring (ICB): ALL
 Incoming Call Barring (ICB): Forwarded Calls
 Incoming Call Barring (ICB): Anonymous Call Rejection (ACR)
 Incoming Call Barring (ICB): Selective Call Rejection (SCR)
 Incoming Call Barring (ICB): Selective Call Acception (SCA)
 Incoming Call Barring (ICB): Kick Out
 Outgoing Call Barring (OCB): All
 Outgoing Call Barring (OCB): Traffic Class OCB
 Outgoing Call Barring (OCB): Selective Call Rejection (SCR)
 Outgoing Call Barring (OCB): Selective Call Acception (SCA)
 PIN for Subscriber Controlled Input
 Advice of Call Charging on call setup (AOC-S), on call end
(AOC-E), during the call (AOC-D)
 Three Party Conference (CONF)
 Call Hold / Enquiry (Call Hold / Resume)
 Toggle / Consultation
 General Deactivation / Facility Reset
 Text Mail / SMS
POTS supplementary services (H.248)
 Call Forwarding; Unconditional (CFU)
 Call Forwarding; on Busy (CFB)
 Call Forwarding; on No Reply (CFNR)
 Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP)
 Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR)
 Call Waiting Hook Flash (CWH)
 Three-way Calling
 Malicious Call Identification (MCID)
 Completion of Calls to Busy Subscriber (CCBS)
 3rd Party Conference
 Outgoing Call Barring (OCB)
 Do-not-Disturb
 Abbreviation Dialing
 Distinctive Ringing
 Inhibition of Incoming Forwarded Call
 Message Waiting Indication (MWI) with Stutter Dial Tone
(SDT) and Display Message
 Indication of RTP traffic loss for Voice
 Interworking with different softswitches
ISDN Services
 ISDN Voice Line card with Line code 2B1Q
 H.248 interoperability
 H.248: PM Counters (basic counter)
 Line Test Solution (external test head)
 Calling Line Identification Presentation (CLIP)
 Calling Line Identification Restriction (CLIR)
 Connected Line Identification Presentation (COLP)
 Connected Line Identification Restriction (COLR)
 Subaddressing (SUB)
 Call Hold (CH) SHDSL - 48 Ports
 Three Party Service (3PTY)  SHDSL (TC PAM16) according ITU-T G.991.2
 Call Forwarding Uniconditional (CFU)  SHDSL.bis, 2 and 4-wire and Wetting Current
 Call Forwarding on Busy (CFB) 
 Call Forwarding on No Reply (CFNR)
 Call Detection (CD)
 Advice of charge (AOC-D/E) VDSL2 – 24 / 48 Ports
 Closed User Group (CUG)  Bandplan 998 B and 997
 Virtual Private Network (VPN)  VDSL2 Profiles 8a, 8b, 8d, 12a and 17a
 UUS (only type 1)  Supports Virtual Noise
 Call Completion on Busy Subscriber (CCBS)  Auto Detection Mode (VDSL2 / ADSL1/2/2+) (48 port only)
 Terminal Portability (TP)  Supports 8 kHz NTR Signal for Synchronization
 Multiple Subscriber Number (MSN)  Supports ADSL2+/VDSL over POTS/ISDN
 Call waiting (CW)  Seamless Rate Adaptation
 B-channel data services (e.g. fax, modem, SMS, MMS)
 D-channel packet data GigE - 10 Ports
 D-channel frame data  Supports NNI or UNI Interface
 Ideally suited for DSLAM Subtending or Mobile Backhaul
Network Services and VLAN Scenarios  Suited for P2P FTTH
 Multicast VLAN translation in downstream direction
 Support of CC+P Mode With Double-Tagged Frames at UNI Line Cards to Support Metallic Ended Line Test (MELT)
 Mix of CC and Br Mode on the same DSL-Port  Additional Line Cards introduced to support MELT
 Pass Single-tagged Frames in Tagging mode “double” o VDSL2
o ADSL2+
 Network Implementation of a Transparent Ethernet Service –
o SHDSL.bis
P2P Application
 Network Implementation of a Transparent Ethernet Service –
FE – 48 ports
P2MP Application
 Supports UNI interface
 Service Indication Based on DSCP, CoS and VLAN ID for
 48 optical ports or 24 copper ports
P2P, P2MP and MP2MP
 Equipped with compact SFP’s
Extended Line Parameter Set for DHCP/PPPoE/ANCP  Range up to 10km for optical interface

In general all transparent supplementary services will be

available, such as Carrier Selection, Carrier Pre-Selection and Uplink Interfaces – Central Unit
many more which would be provided from the network side. SFP modules for 1 Gbit/s optical
 SFP1000-SX; multimode , 550 m
 SFP1000-LX10; single mode, 10 Km
Line Interfaces – Interface Unit Card  SFP1000-LX20; single mode; 20 Km
 SFP1000-LX40; single mode; 40 Km
VoIP (POTS) - 72 Ports  SFP1000-ZX80; single mode; 80 Km
 Codecs: G.711 A and µ law,
 G.723.1 5.3/6.3 kbps, XFP modules for 10 Gbit/s optical
 G.729A & B,  1000Base-LR; single mode, 10 km
 G.726: 16/24/32/40 kbps,  1000Base-ER; single mode, 40 km
 G722.2: 6.60 kbit/s, 8.85 kbit/s, 12.65 kbit/s, 14.25 kbit/s,  1000Base-ZR; single mode, 80 km
15.85 kbit/s, 18.25, 32 kbit/s, 19.85 kbit/s, 23.05 kbit/s, 23.85
kbit/s.; IP Multicast
 G722: 24, 32 or 64 kbit/s.  RFC1112 IGMPv1
 Protocol – SIP (RFC3261) / H.248v2  RFC2236 IGMPv2
 G.168 Echo Cancellation  RFC3376 IGMPv3
 Jitter Buffer  IGMP Proxy
 RFC 826 ARP
ADSL2+ - 72 ports  up to 4000 Multicast groups simultaneous
 ADSL functionality (DMT) according ITU-T G.992.1  DOS Prevention
 ADSL2 (G.dmt.bis) functionality (DMT) according ITU-T  Flow Control
G.992.3  IGMP, DHCP filtering
 ADSL2+ functionality (DMT) according ITU-T G.992.5
 ANNEX A, B, I, J, L and M supported
 SELT (Single Ended Line Testing)
 PSD Mask Shaping for ADSL2+ User Access Control
 Bin Deactivation for RFI Disturbers  Secure Shell v1/v2
 Denial of Service attack prevention
ISDN – 32 Ports
 Line Code 2B1Q
 ETSI TS 102 080 and ITU-T G.991.2 compatible
Configuration & Management Standards
 Remote network traffic monitoring with standard SNMP and  IEEE 802.1ad
RMON protocols  IEEE 802.1D STP (Spanning Tree Protocol)
 CLI-based shell provides common user interface through  IEEE 802.1p QoS
console port or telnet.  IEEE 802.1Q VLAN
 Port Mirroring for the purposes of: sniffing, traffic monitoring,  IEEE 802.1w RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol)
port- based traffic detection  IEEE 802.3
 Alarm History  IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregation
 Inventory Export Service  IEEE 802.3u Fast Ethernet
 IEEE 802.3x Flow Control
Fault and Performance Management  IEEE 802.3z Gigabit
 SNMPv3
 ACI-E R 5.0
Environmental and Safety Standards
M1100/G1100/G400 Chassis / CO & Cabinet installation:
 ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.3

M400/G600 Chassis / CO installation:

 ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.2

Environmental standard compliance:

 Mechanics acc. ETS 300 119-1/2/3/4
 Power supply interface acc. ETS 300 132-2
 ETSI EN 300 386 for EMC and CE label
 ETSI ES 201 468 v1.2.1
 EN 60950-1:2001 for product safety
 ETS 300 753
 IEC 825 for radiation safety of laser products
 ITU-T K.20 enhanced level
 ITU-T K.21 enhanced level for indoor
 ITU-T K.27
 ITU-T K.31 for indoor
 ITU-T K.35 for outdoor
 ITU-T K.45 enhanced level for outdoor
 89/336/EECEMC Directive
 CISPR22:1997 Class A
 CISPR22:1997 Class B
 EN55022:1998 Class A
 EN55022:1998 Class B
 EN610000-3-2,3
 Telcordia Standards: NEBS Level 3 for CO, GR-487 for
cabinet, GR-1089 for Emissions & Immunity

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 Physical Data hiX 5622/5625/5630/5635

hiX 5635 / Chassis G1100 - 16 Slot Design

Vertical layout with 10 GE star bus architecture

Subrack size
536 mm x 444 mm x 279 mm (h x w x d) (19’’ and ETSI) ~12RU
Subrack size including mounting brackets and cables
536 mm x 482 mm x 331 mm (h x w x d)
Power supply
 2 redundant DC connectors for -48 V DC / -60 V DC
 Working between -40,5 ...-72,0 V
Power-consumption
 Fully equipped (1008 ADSL2+ lines): max. 1600 W
 Actual power consumption will depend on the no. of simultaneous
connections and power modes in which these lines are running
(normal/L2/L3)
Temperature range
According to ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.3 (–25 to +55 °C)
For outdoor installation a typical sun radiation add-on of +15°C must be
considered, resulting in an upper temperature limit of +70°C

hiX 5630 / Chassis G600 – 10 Slot Design

Horizontal layout with 10 GE start bus architecture

Subrack size
324 mm x 495 mm x 279 mm (h x w x d) (23’’ and ETSI) ~7RU

Subrack size including mounting brackets and cables

324 mm x 533 mm x 331 mm (h x w x d)

Power supply
• 2 redundant DC connectors for -48 V DC / -60 V DC
• Working between -40,5 ...-72,0 V
Power-consumption
• Fully equipped (576 ADSL2+ lines): max. 952W
Temperature range
 According to ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.3 (–25 to +55 °C)
For outdoor installation a typical sun radiation add-on of +15 °C
must be considered, resulting in an upper temperature limit of +70 °C
hiX 5625 / Chassis G400 - 6 Slot Design
Horizontal layout with 10 GE star bus architecture

Subrack size
224 mm x 494 mm x 279 mm (h x w x d) (23’’ and ETSI) ~5RU
Subrack size including mounting brackets and cables
224 mm x 533 mm x 331 mm (h x w x d)
Power supply
 2 redundant DC connectors for -48 V DC / -60 V DC
 Working between -40,5 ...-72,0 V
Power-consumption
Fully equipped (288 ADSL2+ lines): max. 480 W
Temperature range
 According to ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.3 (–25 to +55 °C)
For outdoor installation a typical sun radiation add-on of +15 °C
must be considered, resulting in an upper temperature limit of +70 °C

hiX 5622 / Chassis G200 - 3 Slot Design

Horizontal layout with 10 GE star bus architecture

Subrack size (h x w x d)
124 mmx 494 mmx 279 mm (23’’ and ETSI) ~ 2,8 U
Subrack size with cables
124 mmx 533 mmx 331 mm(h x w x d)
Power supply
 2 redundant DC connectors for -48 V DC / -60 V DC
 Working between -40,5 ...-72,0 V
Power-consumption
 Fully equipped (144ADSL2+ lines):max. 270W
Temperature range
According to ETSI EN 300 019-1-3, class 3.3 (–25 to +55 °C)
For outdoor installation a typical sun radiation add-on of +15 °C
must be considered, resulting in an upper temperature limit of +70 °C
 Splitter Chassis

4 slots 4 slot splitter chassis

horizontal layout Dimensions: 149 mm (~3,4U) x 483 mm x 261 mm (h x w x d)
Splitter boards: 24-port and 36-port splitter cards, can be mixed

6 slots 6 slot splitter chassis

horizontal layout Dimensions: 199 mm ( ~4,5 U) x 483 mm x 261 mm (h x w x d)
Splitter boards: 24-port and 36-port splitter cards, can be mixed

8 slots 8 slot splitter chassis

horizontal layout Dimensions: 222 mm (~5U) x 483 mm x 261 mm (h x w x d)
Splitter boards: 24-port and 36-port splitter cards, can be mixed

17 slots 16 slots for 36-port splitter and 1 slot with blank panel
vertical layout Dimensions: 440 mm (~10U) x 483 mm x 261 mm (h x w x d)
Splitter boards: 24-port and 36-port splitter cards, can be mixed

Power consumption per module (W) Weight values per module (kg)
 CXU_B / B1 24Gbps 45  CXU- 24/108Gbps for hiX 5630/5635 1.1
 CXU_B2 / B21 24Gbps 31  CXU- 12Gbps for hiX 5630/5625 0.9
 CXU_B3 24Gbps 33  Common Interface Unit (CIU) for hiX 5630 0.8
 CXU_C 12Gbps 36  FAN Module – hiX 5635 3.1
 CXU_C2 12Gbps 28  FAN Module – hiX 5630 1.1
 CXU_G1 108 Gbps 91  FAN Module – hiX 5625 0.7
 Common Interface Unit (CIU) 7  FAN Module – hiX 5622 0.7
 PM_UPL 5  M1100/G1100 Chassis – hiX 5635 6.5
 FANModule large – hiX 5635 (G1100) 120  G400Chassis – hiX 5625 4.0
 FANModule small – hiX 5635 (G1100) 58  G200 Chassis – hiX 5622 3.7
 FAN Module – hiX 5630 (G600) 65  VDSL2 Interface Unit – 24 Ports 1.0
 FAN Module – hiX 5625 (G400) 43  ADSL2+ Interface Unit - 72-Port Annex A 1.2
 FAN Module – hiX 5622 (G200) 31  SHDSL Interface Unit – 48-Port 0.9
 ADSL2+ Interface Unit - 72-Port Annex A 110  ISDN Interface Unit – 32 Ports 1,4
 SHDSL Interface Unit – 48-Port 85  Blank panel for hiX 5622/25/30/35 0.1
 VoIP (POTS) Interface Unit – 72-Port 85
 VDSL2 Interface Unit – 24 ports 74 Total Weight for hiX 56xx
 VDSL2 Interface Unit – 48 ports 84  hiX 5635: Fully equipped 1 CXU + 14 IU 29
 ISDN Interface Unit 135  hiX 5630: Fully equipped 1 CXU + 8 IU /no red. CXU 17
 hiX 5625: Fully equipped 1 CXU + 5 IU 12
 hiX 5622: Fully equipped 1 CXU + 2IU 9

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