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Architecture(1)
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Architecture(2)
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Architecture(3)
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Glossary
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ATCA: Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture
E1: Primary rate or aggregate bandwidth transmissions conforming to
ITU
GP: GPRS Processing
LIU: Line Interface Unit
MFS: Multi-BSS Fast packet Server
NE: Network Element
OMCP: O&M Control Processing
PCU: Packet Control Unit
PDU: Power Distribution Unit
ShMC: Shelf Management Controller board
SMM: Shelf Management Modules
SSW: Switch Gigabit Ethernet
TP: Transmission Processing
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Boards Allocation(1)
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Boards allocation for the main ATCA
shelf.
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Boards Allocation(2)
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Boards allocation for the extension ATCA shelf
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Power systemCooling
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Shelf Airflow
Usually the cooling system runs the fans at 40%.
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ATCA Shelf
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ATACOMCP board
It provides the following features:
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ATACJBXOMCP LEDs(1)
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ATACJBXOMCP LEDs(2)
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ATACJBXOMCP Key
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ATACJBXSSW
It provides the following features:
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ATACJBXSSW LEDs(1)
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ATACJBXSSW LEDs(2)
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ATACJBXSSW LEDs(3)
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ATACJBXSSW Connectors
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A reset of all on-board I/O devices and the CPU is performed when the reset
key is set to the active position. The reset is maintained until the key is returned
to the inactive position, however at least 200 ms are guaranteed by a local
timer.
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ATACJAXSSW
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ATACJAXSSW LEDs
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ATACJBXGPU
The JBXGPU board is installed in
the MFS equipment designed to
handle the General Packet Radio
Service (GPRS) in the BSS.
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ATACJBXGPU Architecture
The JBXGPU can be split into eight functional modules :
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The OBC module, based on the Puma-Agx PrPMC and the JGXDBC EPLD,
provides processing power for GPRS packet handling.
The HDLC Termination module ensures management of the Frame Relay low
layers for the Gb and GSL interfaces
The DSP module provides processing power for the management of the Ater
interface low layers
The TDM Termination module provides the physical termination of the 16 E1
interfaces of the board (Ater or Gb) interfaces and a spatial and temporal
switch
The IPMC module provides the IPMB interface for hardware management
Services
The Ethernet switch module provides a switch between data and control
Ethernet frames
The NE1OE module provides emission/reception of the E1 links over Ethernet
The Power Supply module provides all of the required on-board power supply.
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ATACJBXGPU LEDs
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ATACJAXSMM
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ATACJAXSMM LED
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ATACJAXPC
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JSXLIU shelf
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JSXLIU shelf
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Data flow(1/4)
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External E1 Links
O&M + TELECOM
E1 Termination Shelf
GP P
OMCPP
GP N
OMCPW
GP 1
Off-the-shelf - Common
In-house - Common
In-house - Specific
NE1oE
SSWW
SSWP
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NE1OE provides the transport of the E1 links payload over a Giga Ethernet link
between LIU shelf (256 E1 Mux board) and JBXGPU. This transport between
board is made through a Giga Ethernet switch (SSW board)
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Data flow(3/4)
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E1 termination are separate from GPU processing. All GPs are connected to the E1
boards, via the SSW board (transparently).
Of course E1 boards are managed by OMCP, including the configuration of the
board. It consists mainly to provide the mapping between E1 virtual links of the
GPUs and E1 physical links of E1 boards to establish Ethernet path for each E1
between E1 boards and GP boards.
The E1 flow is just routed through the E1 boards and E1 alarms will be raised by the
framers of the GPs in a transparent way. Clock information is also to be provided
to E1 boards.
A default profile will be delivered by MFS that can be updated during the
commissioning phase.
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Synchronize mode
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Autonomous Timing Mode
Free Run Mode
Centralized Timing Mode
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