Alu 3600 MS O&m

3600 MainStreet Bandwidth Manager
The 3600 MainStreet System Overview
3600 System overview All rights reserved © 2001, Alcatel — 1

Objectives
Upon successful completion of this module,
the student will be familiar with the following:
Alcatel MainStreet family products
Single Shelf System
Dual Shelf System
Multi-shelf System
3600 MainStreet with FASTbus
3600 Shelf Features
3600 System Overview All rights reserved © 2001, Alcatel — 2

Alcatel WAN Elements
5620
3600 MainStreet PC Craft Interface
DTU Phone
5521A 5521
3600 MainStreet 3600 MainStreet
ATM
PBX
3612
3645 MainStreet
Mainframe 3600 MainStreet 3600 MainStreet 3630

Network Managers
5521 and 5521A 5620

3600 Systems Features
Subrate Control Interface Circuit

Switching Redundancy Redundancy Protection
Subrate Circuit
Multiplexing Multiplexing
HCV/ Voice
G3 fax Compression
TDM
Corporate
- E1 & Enterprise
T1 environments
Networks
Software Circuit
Public &
Administrations
packet switched voice Drop, Insert
Download Circuit
Educational
& packet
Communities
switched data and Bypass
512
Public
Mb/sNetworks
- in multi-shelf config’n
Alarms & Super-rate Rate Digital Cross

Diagnostics Data Adaption Connection

3600 System Features
Switching Single Peripheral
Shelves shelves
Single Shelf
High Speed
Dual Shelf Peripheral Shelf
Combine:
Dual Peripheral
switching
shelves
common control
interface functions Multi-shelf System
3600 Single Shelf System
Class A Shelf Class B Shelf 23” Telco Shelf
Front
32 Mb/s fully non-

blocking DX
up to 16 T1’s or E1’s
Rear

Dual Shelf System
Class A Shelf Non control Class B Shelf

redundancy
A Balanced Transceiver
Cards and Inter-shelf
Cables
Control redundancy

Multi-shelf System
High Speed
Peripheral Shelf
Up to 8 Dual Peripheral or a combination

shelves of Dual and Single PS
and a HSPS + cards
2 x Switching Shelves

Switching and High Speed Peripheral Shelves
up to 16 shelves
8 switching cards
control and timing cards
each switching card adds a
capacity of 64 Mb/s
maximum capacity 512 Mb/s
HSPS - up to 8 DS3 II
HSPS2 - up to 16 E3
each DS3/E3 connects to
one switching card
High Speed
Switching Shelf
Peripheral Shelf (HSPS2)

Power Section
Power Switches/
Breakers
Redundant Power Supply
Ringing Generator
Power Supply
Power
Distribution Box

Ringing Generator
A single Ringing
Generator can be
installed in the power
shelf if only one
power unit is installed

External Ringing Generator
An additional 3
generators can
be mounted in
this housing

Backplane and Card Cage
Equipment Interface Area
Card Interface Section

Common Control Section

Control Card and Expander Card

Control Card
Slot 9 - SCC3 Control Card
Slot 10
Expander Card
interfaces with node manager

controls configuration database
controls system clocks
coordinates network
synchronization signals
runs the system software

Control Card Redundancy
Slot 9 - SCC3(8+)
Control Card
Slot 11 - SCC3(8+)
Redundant Control Card

SSU Module
SSU driven by 1 of 4 timing sources

only one external source supported
derived sources from PR links, or
DCC circuits - >8 kb/s transparent
active source determined by
assigned class number (1-15)
SSU Module
(Chip Side)

System Control Section

Objectives
the student will be able to:
identify cards required in the control slot section
understand the functionality of the control card
distinguish between a control redundant and a non control
redundant system
describe some of the key components of the control card and their
basic functions
describe the CPSS Resources available on the control card
identify the serial ports on the backplane and control card and
understand when each is active
describe the purpose and operation of Pushbutton S1
identify the various LEDs on the control card
understand the function of the Expander card
describe the features of the GFC

Control Section
Slot 9
Control Card
Slot 12
General Facilities Card
Slot 11 Control Card
Slot 10
Expander Card
Balanced Transceiver Card Bracket
Balanced Transceiver Card

bracket between slots 10 and 11
must be removed to allow insertion of the
redundant control card in Slot 11

Control Card with Modules
Interfaces with the node

manager
Controls the configuration
database and system clocks
Coordinates the network
synchronization signals
Runs the system software

System Control Card: Shelf Position – Slot 9
68020 based microprocessor

System Timing/Synchronization
Downloadable Memory Module
7 segment status information display
Card status LED (amber or green)
Card activity LED (green)
Programmable DUART
Faceplate serial port 1 connector
S1 allows default database selection

Single Shelf: Class A Control Redundancy
Control Cards
General
Facilities Card 3
(Optional)
Balanced Transceiver Card

bracket between slots 10 and 11
must be removed to allow insertion
of the redundant control card in Slot 11

Key Components of the Control Card
68020
Microprocessor
SMAC
DUART
Digital Switch
Matrix
HDLCs

Control Card with Modules
DMM Module
(Chip Side)
8+ Module
(Chip Side)
SSU Module
(Chip Side)

CPSS Resources
HDLCs —
CPSS Resources

Serial Ports
Faceplate SP1 VT100
Control card SP1 on the
faceplate is connected to SP1
on the backplane
SP1 SP2
Only one of the two serial
ports is active at any given
time depending on the status
of the Control card
The faceplate SP is Backplane /
Interface Area
configured for DCE, and
supports RxD, TxD, and GND
The SPs are used to connect
a VT-100 terminal, or a PC,
to the node to perform local
node management sessions

Push Button S1 & LEDs
Control Card
S1 (Resets the
Configuration
Database)

Push Button S1 & LEDs
Control Card
LED 1
(7 Segment Display)
LED 2
(System Power)
LED 3
(Activity)
LED 4
(Status)

Default Database List
Number Serial Port 1 Serial Port 2 Default

Database
0 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM N
1 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM Y
2 9.6k CPSS 9.6k CPSS Y
3 9.6k CPSS 2.4k CPSS MODEM Y
5 4.8k CPSS 4.8k CPSS Y
A 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM Y
B 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM Y
C 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM Y
D 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM Y
E 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM Y
F 9.6k VT 100 1.2k CPSS MODEM Y

Expander Card: Shelf Position – Slot 10
The Expander card variants are as

follows:
expander (6+6) – Supports 12 single
bandwidth UCS slots
expander (6+2) – Supports 8 single,
or 6 single and 2 double bandwidth
slots
expander (8+8) – Supports 16 single,
or 12 single and 4 double bandwidth
slots
expander (16+) – Supports 16 slots
all with single or double bandwidth
capability

General Facilities Cards: Shelf Position – Slot 12
GFC GFC2 GFC3

System Synchronization

Objectives

understand the reasons for timing and synchronization in a network
list the five stratum levels of standard timing sources
describe the function of the SSU
identify external and derived timing sources
describe the method by which the 3600 selects a preferred timing
source
describe the differences between Standalone and Automatic
network synchronization
list the configurable attributes of synchronization

Understand Timing and Synchronization
3600 3600 3600
3600

Sourse of Synchronization
3600 3600 3600
GPS
ATOMICO
DERIVADO
HOLDOVER
FREE RUNING (INTERNO)
3600

Stratum Level Specifications
Stratum Free-Run Holdover Stability Pull in/Hold in

Level Accuracy
1 ±10-11 N/A N/A
2 ±1.6x10-8 ±1x10-10 per day ±1.6x10-8
3E ±4.6x10-6 ±1x10-8 day one ±4.6x10-6
3 ±4.6x10-6 <255 slips during ±4.6x10-6

first day of holdover
4 ±32x10-6 No holdover ±32x10-6

System Synchronization Unit (SSU)
SSU Module
(Chip Side)

External Timing Source
J13
J14

Preferred Sources
3600 MainStreet 1118-H0-10 node_name:A Alarms:1 15-JUL-2000 13:02H

ANS:DISABLED Zone ID:1 Node Class:15 Current Class:11
Number Source Recovery Class Threshold Status

1 Slot A7 Auto 12 5 Ready
2 Slot A3 Auto 11 5 Current
3 External 30 sec 13 5 Ready
4 Slot B5 Auto 14 5 Ready
Current source of synchronization is number 2 (A3)
External Clock Frequency: Input = 8kHz
CONFIG SYNCH
1-SRC_NUMBER 2-MAINT 3-ANS_LINK 4-NODE_CLASS 5-EXT_FREQ
6-ANS_NODE 7- 8-CANCEL 9-QUIT 0-

Standalone Synchronization
Source 1
External
Class 2
Source 2 Derived T1
Holdover Class 13
SSU
Source 3 Derived E1
Class 9
Source 4 Derived DCC

Class 10

Auto Network Synch
Node Class 15 Node Class 2
Stratum 1
Node Class 10
Stratum 2
Node Class 5

Synchronization
CONFIG SYNCH
SRC_NUMBER ANS_LINK EXT_FREQ
<1 TO 4> MAINT NODE_CLASS ANS_NODE

<slot>
ENABLE/
< 1 to 15>
DISABLE
HOLDOVER FREE-RUN
INPUT ZONE_ID_#
SOURCE RECOVERY 8 KHz 2 MHz

CLASS THRESHOLD
COMP_CLOCK

CPSS & Remote
Node Management

Objectives

understand the role of CPSS
distinguish between dedicated and shared CPSS
list the differences between CPSS versions 1 and 2
identify the types of circuits to which CPSS can be cross connected
understand link cost and routing algorithms
configure CPSS
connect CPSS circuits

2 Types of CPSS
Shared CPSS
provided by an HDLC device
provides CPSS connections between neighborhood nodes
circuit identifier for a shared CPSS circuit is <CPSS>
shared circuits support speeds of 4, 8, or 16 kb/s
Dedicated CPSS
has exclusive use of an HDLC device
has a wider range of speeds and configuration options
(ie: support for satellite delay) than shared CPSS circuits

3600 Control Card and DCP Card
4 dedicated 31 dedicated
CPSS CPSS
resources resources
3600 Control Card Data Com Processor Card

Router Versions
CPSS Router Version 1 (128 byte packets)

distance vector routing algorithm
basic CPSS messaging VERSION 3
OSPF
link costing options DOMINIOS
DETALLES
DE
CPSS Router Version 2 (256 byte packets) VERSIONES
link state routing algorithm

domains (subnetworking)
enhanced network layer services
enhanced CPSS link cost options
master/slave protocol (CPSS parameter config. consistent)

CPSS Cross Connection
• Time Slot 0
• Facilities Data Link
Cross - Connect • All or part of a
64 kb/s channel
CPSS Circuit (DS0)
• SRM
• SRS
• DCP
• FRS
• FRE
• CPC

CPSS Cost
Bias Against
Bias Towards
Normal

Example: CPSS Cost
3600 3600
Node A configured Node B configured
BIAS_AGNST BIAS_TOWRD
Router Version 1
Router Version 2 Node A sees link as BIAS_AGNST
Node A and Node B see link as BIAS_AGNST Node B sees link as BIAS_TOWRD

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3600 3600
Node A configured Node B configured
BIAS_AGNST BIAS_TOWRD
Router Version 1
Router Version 2 Node A sees link as BIAS_AGNST
Node A and Node B see link as BIAS_AGNST Node B sees link as BIAS_TOWRD

CPSS Configuration – House
HOUSE MORE CPSS
NOC_NUM ROUTER
NODE_NUM DOMAIN_NUM SHARE_COST
<613-599-3600> VERSION_1 /_2
<1-999> <1-32000>
NORMAL BIAS_TOWRD
BIAS_AGNST

CPSS Configuration – Circuit
CONFIG CIRCUIT <cpss-n> ↵
NAME FUNCTION
SPEED SATELLITE/ PATH_COST

NORMAL
4, 8, 16, 48, 56, or 64 kb/s NORMAL BIAS_AGNST
BIAS_TOWRD

CPSS Connections & Status
1) CONFIG CONNECT <cpss-n> ↵
TO_CIRCUIT <slot-circuit>
or
<slot-port-circuit>
2) CPSS STATUS
MAINT MORE ON_CPSS SHOW_NODES/SHOW_LINKS

Primary rate Interface Cards (PRI)

Primary Rate Interfaces
On completion of this module the student will be familiar with:

Single E1, Dual E1, Dual E1-2, Octal E1 Cards
Single T1, Dual T1, Dual T1-2, Octal T1 Cards
X.21 PRI Card
V.35 PRI Card
Multiport Aggregate (MPA) Card
Configure RAPID protection of data services

Primary Rate Interfaces
Multiplexed
1.544 to 2.048 Mb/s
Primary Rate
Voice Cards
Interface
Data Cards
Up to 32 x 64 kb/s
circuits

Primary Rate Interface Cards (continued)
T1 Dual T1 Dual T1-2
X.21
E1
X.21 ESI
Dual E1
Dual E1-2
V.35
MPA

E1 Card
Provides 2.048 Mb/s digital

network bearer
G.703/G.732 recommendations
Automatic bypass connection
on system fail
Card status indication
Synchronization/Error failure
indication
Optional Companding Conversion
Module or Super Rate Adapter Module
Loopback test facility
HDB3 or CRC 4 statistics
Loopback Detection facility
Out of service codes Idle, Seized,
A, B and C
Dual E1 & E1-2 Card

Dual E1
Provides two 2 Mb/s digital

trunk interfaces
High bit-rate Digital Subscriber
Line (HDSL) Interface option
Optional Modules support ADPCM/
ADPCM & G3 Fax or ISDN
Synchronization failure indication
Bit Error Rate Option
Requires two LIMs to function
Enhanced CRC 4 Statistics

Dual E1-2
Provides two 2 Mb/s digital

trunk interfaces
Supports National User Bits configured
to carry CPSS
Bit Error Rate Option
Can function with only one LIM
Enhanced CRC 4 Statistics

T1 Card
Provides 1.544 Mb/s digital network bearer

Integrated HDSL Terminal Unit (IHTU)
D4 and ESF framing
Automatic bypass connection on system fail
Optional Companding Conversion or Super
Rate Adaptor module
Selectable clear channel
BPV or CRC6 statistics
Out of Service Codes seized, idle, A, B and C
Dual T1 Card
Dual T1 Card
Provides two 1.544 Mb/s
digital trunk interfaces
Integrated HDSL
Terminal Unit (IHTU)
Optional ADPCM Modules
and Timeslot 24 Signaling Module
Error counter

Dual T1-2 Card
The Dual T1-2 provides all the functionality

of the Dual T1 Card, plus the following features:
link level support for Timeslot 24 Signaling,
using a DRM (Digital Signal Processor [DSP]
Resource Module)
enhanced loopback support and statistics
gathering
two T1/ ISDN Primary Rate Interfaces
link level monitoring of errored seconds
link level configuration of severely errored
seconds
circuit protection for 24 DS-0 connections
on-fault and timeslot 24 loopback detection

X.21 PRI Card
Provides Nx64k digital

network bearer
X.21/V.11 Interface
Synchronization failure
indication
Interface redundancy
DTE/DCE software
selection

V.35 PRI Card
Provides Nx64k digital

network bearer
V.35 Interface
(DB 25 connector)
Synchronization failure
indication
Interface redundancy
DTE/DCE software
selection
Multiport Aggregate (MPA) Card
Allows 4 aggregate connections

Selectable interface type
X.21 (ESI compatible)
V.35
RS530A
RS449
DTE/DCE programmable
60 DS0s total across all interfaces
ports 1 & 2 from backplane, 3 & 4 from faceplate

Reserve Alternate Path with Immediate Diversion (RAPID)
DTU DTU
“Bump off” traffic Reserved alternate

dropped when path (may carry
RAPID activates “bump-off” traffic)
“Bump-off” traffic can only be configured and connected via a local NMTI session

Configuring RAPID
CONFIG CONNECT <circuit 1> ↵

TO_CIRCUIT <circuit 2> ↵
PROT_BY <circuit 3> ↵
CONFIG CONNECT <circuit 3> ↵

TO_CIRCUIT <circuit 2> ↵
PROTECTING <circuit 1> ↵

Voice Interface Cards

Voice Interface Cards
On completion of this module, the student will be familiar with

the following:
E & M Card
LGE Card
LGS Card

E&M Card: Slot Position – 1-8
Allows connection of analogue

E&M trunk circuits to high speed
digital trunks
6 CCTS per card
2W or 4W working
Types 1 to 5 signalling
Provides card and circuit
status indication
Software programmable
circuit parameters

E & M Application
PBX PBX
E&M E1/T1 E1/T1 E&M

Loop Start/Ground Start Exchange (LGE) Card
Allows connection of public
trunk circuits to high speed
digital trunks
6 ccts per card
Located at exchange end
Emulates subscriber conditions
Loop/Earth calling
status indication
circuit parameters
Provides ringing detection

LGE/LGS Application
CO
RG
LGE E1/T1 E1/T1 LGS

Loop Start/Ground Start Subscriber (LGS) Card
Allows connection of public

trunk circuits to high speed
digital trunks
6 or 12 ccts per card
Located at subscriber end
Emulates public exchange
conditions
Loop/Earth calling
status indication
circuit parameters

LGS Application – Private Line Automatic Ringdown (PLAR)
RG RG
LGS E1/T1 E1/T1 LGS

Direct Connect Data Interface Cards

Direct Connect Data Interface Cards
On completion of this module the student will be familiar with

the following:
RS-232 Direct Connect Card
X.21 Direct Connect Card
V.35 Direct Connect Card

DCC Cards – Typical Application
DCC
Primary
64 kb/s Rate
Interface
128 kb/s
Subrate SRM
Circuits

Direct Connect Cards
RS-232 X.21 V.35 RS-422

V.24 / RS232 DCC
Provides six full duplex

V.24/RS-232 interfaces or ports
Allows connection of RS-232
circuits to high speed digital bearer
All options fully software configurable
Asynchronous speeds up to 38.4 kb/s
Synchronous speeds up to 64 kb/s
Subrate Multiplexing support
Independent clock operation (Subrate)
Data loopback testing
Can be installed in any UCS 1 to 8
DB25 connector mounted on separate
distribution panel
RS-232 Connector
Circuits 1, 2 and 3
AMP Champ cable
AMP Champ
cable
Circuits 4, 5 and 6

X.21 Direct Connect Interface Card
Provides four or six full-duplex interfaces
Can be configured to operate
at super-rate speeds
Allows connection of X.21
circuits to high speed digital bearer
Speeds: 150 b/s Async to 1920 kb/s Sync
Internal or External timing
Full plesiochronous operation
Availability of external clock
for system synchronisation
DTE/DCE software selection
DB 15 connector mounted on separate rack panel

X.21 Connector
Circuits 1, 2, 3 and 4
AMP Champ cable
AMP Champ
cable
Circuits 5 and 6

V.35 Direct Connect Interface Card
Allows connection of V.35 circuits
to high speed digital bearer
Three or six full duplex circuits per card
Speeds: 150 b/s Async to 1920 kb/s
Sync: Internal or External timing
Full plesiochronous operation
Availability of external clock for
system synchronization
DTE/DCE software selection
DB25 or MRAC34 connector mounted
on separate distribution panel

V.35 Connector
Circuits 1, 2 and 3
AMP Champ cable
AMP Champ
cable
Circuits 4, 5 and 6

Allows connection of RS530-a,
RS449 (V.36) X.21 and V.35 Circuits
to high speed digital bearer
Four circuits per card
All options fully software configurable
Asynchronous speed to 38.4 kb/s
Synchronous speeds to 1984 kb/s
Optional Slip Buffer
Enhanced Super-rate support
Data Loopback testing
Data Interface connectors mounted
on Universal Distribution Panel

RS-422 Connector
Circuits 3 and 4
AMP Champ cable
AMP Champ
cable
Circuits 1 and 2

RS-422 DCC Distribution Panel
RS-422 (Universal Distribution Panel)

X.21 (DCE)
Circuits 3 & 4
from backplane
Circuits 1 & 2
PC from faceplate
V.35 (DCE)
RS530 (DTE)
NTU
RS449 V36
(DTE)
PC
Printer

Remote Data Interfaces

Objectives

list the various line cards available for the 3600 MainStreet
list the various Data Termination Units (DTU) available
know which line cards connect to the various DTUs
understand how line cards can support super-rate data
DNIC Interface Card
2B1Q Interface Card
27LC2, 27LC3-12 & 28LC Line Cards

Remote Data Interface Cards
DNIC 2B1Q 27LC2 28LC

Remote Data Interface Cards
* Mainstreet DTU Mainstreet Node
A B
** DNIC
Line Card
* Mainstreet DTU
Common
Control Card T1
A B
** 2B1Q Line Card or

Channel Unit
128 kb/s data on two DSOs
* Only one DTU port can be involved in a super-rate connection at a time

** Other available cards include 27LC2 and 28LC

Data Termination Units
2600 Series
Front
Back
2700 Series
Front
Back
2800 Series
Front
Back

DNIC Connections with DTUs
The DNIC Line Card connects to a data device through any 2600 MainStreet
series DTU
2601: full-duplex, digital line driver with 2 synchronous ports, V.24/RS-232
2602: full-duplex, digital line driver with 2 synchronous ports, X.21/V.11
2603: full-duplex, digital line driver with 2 synchronous ports, V.35
2606: time-division multiplexer with 8 synchronous/asynchronous ports, V.24/RS-232
2608: statistical multiplexer with 8 asynchronous ports, V.24/RS-232
2610: CPSS packet assembler/disassembler (PAD) with 2 asynchronous ports,
V.24/RS-232
2611: video termination unit with 3 BNC video inputs
2612: full-duplex digital line driver with integral BERT and 2 synchronous ports,
V.24/RS-232
2613: full-duplex digital line driver with integral BERT and 2 synchronous ports, V.35
2614: synchronous frame relay assembler/disassembler (FRAD) with 4 ports,
V.24/RS-232

DNIC Interface Card
Has 3, 6 or 12 circuits per card
Supports one 2600 Mainstreet
series DTU per circuit
Provides 2B+D support
Has an optional DNIC Processor
Module (DPM)
Can perform super-rate adaption
& subrate multiplexing with a
DPM installed
Allows remote connection of data circuits
to 3600 MainStreet Bandwidth Manager
Support of X.21, RS-232 & V.35 interfaces
Interconnects between DNIC line card and
remote DTU 2600 via twisted pair

2B1Q Connections with DTUs
The 2B1Q Line Card connects to a data device through any
2700 series DTU:
2701: full duplex digital line driver with 2 synchronous ports,
V.24/RS-232
X.21/V.11
V.35
2704: full duplex digital line driver with 2 synchronous ports, V.110
2720: fixed link frame relay assembler/disassembler (FRAD)
with 4 ethernet attached IP ports
2721: fixed link (FRAD) with unlimited ethernet attached IP
and/or IPX

2B1Q Interface Card
Allows remote connection
of data circuits to 3600
MainStreet Bandwidth Manager
Has 6 circuits per card
Supports 2B+D format giving
2*64 kbit/s data channel and
1*16 kbit/s signalling channel
Support of X.21, RS-232
& V.35 interfaces
DTU s support 2 circuits per DTU
Supports optional DNIC
Processor module (DPM)

27LC2 and 27LC3-12 Connections with DTUs
The 27LC2 and 27LC3-12 Line Cards connect to a data device

through any 27xx MainStreet series DTU:
2701: full duplex digital line driver with 2 synchronous ports, V.24/RS-
232
2702: full duplex digital line driver with 2 synchronous ports, X.21/V.11
2720: fixed link frame relay assembler/disassembler (FRAD) with 4
ethernet attached IP ports
2721: fixed link (FRAD) with unlimited ethernet attached IP and/or IPX

27LC2 and 27LC3-12 Connections with DTUs - Continued
2751E: as 2701
2752E: as 2702
2753E: as 2703
Other key enhancements to the 275x DTUs include:
interface redundancy support
S/W download from 5620 NMS or Craft Interface (DTU can be configured as
a Download Server for software upgrades to other DTUs in the network)
integral BERT and BERT loopback capability
pass through NMTI
built in self test

27LC2 Line Card
Connects to a data device

through any 2700 or 275x
series Mainstreet DTU
Provides 6 circuits per card
Can be installed in any
UCS 1 to 8
Can have an optional
DPM installed

27LC3-12 Line Card

through any 2700 or 275x
series Mainstreet DTU
Provides 12 circuits per card
Can be installed in any
double bandwidth UCS 1 to 8
Can have an optional
DPM3 installed

28LC Line Card

through a 2801 Mainstreet
HDSL DTU
Provides 6 variable-rate
HDSL interfaces
Can operate in 2-wire or 4-wire mode
Can be installed in any UCS
in a double-bandwidth system

Recource Cards

Resource Cards
On completion of this module the student will be familiar with

the following:
Digital Signal Processor 3 (DSP3) Card
Data Communications Processor (DCP) Card

Resource Cards
DSP3 DSP4 DSP5 DCP

DSP3 Card
Applications:
echo cancellation
voice conference bridging
PCM multidrop data bridging
HCV voice compression
subrate multiplexing

DSP4 Card
Applications:
subrate switching
G3 Fax relay
HCV
super-tandem
operation (stHCV)

DSP5 Card
Applications:
high Capacity Voice (HCV)
compression
G3 Fax relay
A-CELP voice compression
LD-CELP voice compression
voice over frame relay using
A-CELP voice compression (AvoFR)
super-tandem operation (stHCV)
V.32 modem relay

DCP Card
Features
high capacity HDLC packet
switching capability
up to 1984 kb/s of bandwidth
supports up to 31 dedicated
CPSS circuits
not needed in 3600+ as 3600+
control card has 24 HDLC
resources on board
2 serial ports

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Redundant Power Supply

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Equipment Interface Area

Card Interface Section

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Slot 9 - SCC3 Control Card

 interfaces with node manager

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 SSU driven by 1 of 4 timing sources

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 Balanced Transceiver Card

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 Interfaces with the node

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 68020 based microprocessor

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 Balanced Transceiver Card

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Number Serial Port 1 Serial Port 2 Default

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 The Expander card variants are as

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 Upon successful completion of this module,

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Stratum Free-Run Holdover Stability Pull in/Hold in

2 ±1.6x10-8 ±1x10-10 per day ±1.6x10-8

32 Mb/s fully non-

interfaces with node manager

SSU driven by 1 of 4 timing sources

Balanced Transceiver Card

Interfaces with the node

68020 based microprocessor

Balanced Transceiver Card

The Expander card variants are as

Upon successful completion of this module,

Upon successful completion of this module,

CPSS Router Version 1 (128 byte packets)

link state routing algorithm

On completion of this module the student will be familiar with:

Provides 2.048 Mb/s digital

Provides two 2 Mb/s digital

Provides two 2 Mb/s digital

Provides 1.544 Mb/s digital network bearer

The Dual T1-2 provides all the functionality

Provides Nx64k digital

Provides Nx64k digital

Allows 4 aggregate connections

On completion of this module, the student will be familiar with

Allows connection of analogue