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    UMUX SDH Family of Plug-in Units

    One solution for cost-effective delivery of reliable,


    exible, secure, and managed SDH services
    Field proven protection and
    resilience

    Narrowband to broadband
    access and SDH transport

    Smooth and incremental


    upgrade path

    SDH S
    Eo M
    CWD

    Wide range of optical interfaces

    S
    POT 11
    V. 1
    E seT
    Ba
    X
    100 Base-F
    0
    10 GbE

    Ethernet over SDH support


    Comprehensive management

    UMUX in SDH networks

    The UMUX SDH family of plug-in


    units offers scaleable and
    cost-effective delivery of reliable,
    exible, secure, and managed
    services. Together with the
    UMUX platforms multi-service
    capability and extensive interworking functionality the SDH
    family enables operators to offer
    high revenue generating services, such as, voice and private
    circuits and Ethernet whilst
    conserving capital and operational expenses.

    All in one offering

    Carrier grade solution

    All UMUX subracks are SDH


    ready through a broadband bus
    on the backplane. This enables
    the deployment of optical and
    electrical aggregate interfaces up
    to SDH-STM-4, as well as a wide
    variety of tributary interfaces from
    2 Mbps to SDH STM-1 optical
    plus EoS (Ethernet over SDH)
    functionality all within the same
    UMUX subrack.

    The UMUX is hardened for


    outdoor applications and features redundant power supply
    and control cards to ensure a
    carrier grade product. The SDH
    family further enforces this aspect
    and guarantees the highest
    equipment service availability
    through the support of recognised trafc and equipment
    protection standards:
    Multiplex Section Protection

    (MSP)
    Sub-Network Connection

    Protection (SNCP)

    Linear Trail Protection (LTP)


    1+1 Equipment Protection

    (EQP)
    Synchronous Equipment

    Timing
    Source (SETS) Protection
    EoS providing Link Capacity
    Adjustment Scheme (LCAS)

    One management system


    The management of the SDH
    STM-1/4 family and other functions is an integral part of the
    UCST/UNEM management
    system.
    This enables operators to operate in a familiar environment and
    accelerates the provisioning
    process. The optional UNEM
    Networking Packaging provides
    further support through automatic trail management.

    Standard compliant
    By means of fully standard
    interfaces and functions, the
    UMUX assures compatibility with
    other elements of the operators
    network. KEYMILE also offers
    higher order SDH STM products
    and support for coloured laser
    support for Coarse Wavelength
    Division Multiplexing (CWDM)
    networks.

    Product overview
    The SDH functionalities available
    on the UMUX are:
    Optical STM-4 and STM-1

    interface module with EoS


    functionality SYN4E
    Optical or electrical STM-1

    interface module SYNUF


    EoS interface modules

    NEBRO/NEBRA
    2 Mbps interface units (VC-12)

    SYNAD
    2 Mbps to VC-12 mapping unit

    SYNAC
    Furthermore, UMUX 1500
    features two distinct SDH buses
    from which it is possible to
    deploy separate and independent SDH functionalities from
    within the same subrack.
    SYN4E: Provides 2 optical STM-4
    and 2 optical or electrical STM-1
    transmission interfaces (aggregates) plus 4 x Ethernet ports
    supporting EoS incorporating
    GFP, VCAT on VC-12 and VC-3
    level, and LCAS. It is used for
    the implementation of terminal
    or add/drop multiplexer functionality. Multiplex Section Protection
    (MSP) and 1+1 Equipment
    Protection are supported. SFP
    modules allow a wide range of
    optical and electrical interfaces.
    The SYN4E can also be used in
    conjunction with higher order
    SDH equipment (STM-16 to
    STM-64).
    Additionally, SYN4E provides
    termination of four VC-12 signals
    and mapping of 2 Mbps into
    VC-12 between the system buses
    of UMUX.

    SYNUF: Provides one optical or


    one electrical STM-1 transmission
    interface (aggregate). It is used
    for the implementation of terminal or add/drop multiplexer
    functionality. Multiplex Section
    Protection (MSP) and 1+1 Equipment Protection are supported.
    SFP modules allow a wide range
    of optical and electrical interfaces
    plus support for CWDM coloured
    laser. The SYNUF can also be
    used in conjunction with higher
    order SDH equipment (STM-4 to
    STM-64).
    NEBRO/NEBRA: The modules
    provide the transport of Ethernet
    signals (e.g. private line and LAN)
    over SDH networks based on the
    EoS standard suite incorporating
    GFP, VCAT on VC-12 and VC-3
    level and LCAS. In addition to
    the standard SDH protection
    mechanisms, LCAS resiliency
    feature and Rapid Spanning Tree
    Protocol can be used.
    Furthermore, NEBRO offers
    on-board Ethernet switching, full
    VLAN 802.1Q support, VLAN tag
    stacking and Class of Service
    (CoS) based on 802.1p. The
    modules provide six Ethernet
    interfaces (electrical/optical SFP
    based).
    SYNAD: The tributary interface
    modules provide sixteen 2 Mbps
    electrical interfaces which are
    mapped to VC-12. The unit
    provides path protection at the
    VC-12 level. It is mainly used to
    cross connect 2 Mbps signals in
    leased line applications.
    SYNAC: The tributary unit
    provides termination of eight
    VC-12 signals and mapping of
    2 Mbps into VC-12 between the
    system buses of UMUX As such,
    it does not feature external
    interfaces. The unit provides path
    protection at the VC-12 level.

    SDH

    UMUX
    Aggregate

    STM-1 optical or
    STM-1 electrical

    SYNUF (1 IF)

    PDH

    Tributary

    SYNAC (8 Ch)

    Services

    E12

    LOMIF

    2 Mbps, G.703

    DATAS

    V.24/V.28, V.35

    SUBHx

    PSTN t/r

    STICx

    2 Mbps SHDSL

    SYN4E (4 Ch)

    SDH System Bus (SBUS)


    2 x STM-1/4 optical
    2 x STM-1 optical
    or electrical

    SYN4E (4 IF)

    PDH System Bus (PBUS)

    SYN4E (4 IF)

    10/100/1000BaseT

    SYNAD (16 IF)

    2 Mbps, G.703

    NEBRO (6 IF)

    4 x 10/100BaseT and
    2 x 100Base-FX or GbE

    NEBRA (6 IF)

    4 x 100Base-FX and
    2 x 100Base-FX or GbE

    UMUX SDH architecture

    Network applications
    The primary applications of
    UMUX in SDH networks are
    where service providers need
    maximum exibility and manageability to achieve cost containment, reliability and bandwidth
    management for a wide variety of
    different services.
    A huge variety of different circuit
    and packet applications can be
    supported from the UMUX.
    These include private lines,
    POTS, LAN-LAN, WAN, VPN,
    mobile base station links etc. To
    meet these demands a variety of
    private and public networking
    applications and architectures are
    supported. Two are described
    below.

    Terminal Multiplexer/Add-Drop
    Multiplexer: The UMUX can be
    congured as a head-end Terminal Multiplexer (TM) in either a
    point-to-point or SDH STM-1/4
    ring application. Connections can
    be duplicated and protected with
    EQP and 1+1 MSP thus offering a
    highly reliable equipment.
    Through the selection of a
    CWDM colour, compatible SFP
    transceiver the TM can access
    CWDM networks. SYNAC unit(s)
    would provide access to the
    various voice and data interfaces.
    Conguring two optical aggregate units as east and westbound
    interfaces, the UMUX can be
    used as a SDH Add-Drop Multiplexer (ADM).

    Ethernet-over-SDH: Through the


    use of the Ethernet ports in
    SYN4E and NEBRO/NEBRA unit,
    the UMUX provides the reliable
    base for the economical rollout
    of Ethernet services. Thus,
    existing SDH networks can be
    leveraged for new services.
    These applications are fully
    managed by our easy-to-use
    NMS, called UNEM, which
    provides comprehensive element, network and service
    management across entire
    networks that could consist of
    hundreds of UMUX network
    elements.

    All modules
    Performance monitoring
    Module width (4 TE = 20.32 mm)
    SYN4E
    Bit rate
    Number of ports
    Port types
    Multiplex Section Protection (MSP)
    Equipment Protection
    Front connector type
    SYNUF
    ITU-T recommendations
    Bit rate (Number of Ports)
    Electrical impedance
    Port types
    VC services
    Multiplex Section Protection (MSP)
    Equipment Protection
    Front connector type
    SYNAC
    ITU-T recommendations
    PDH system bus/SDH system bus capacity
    Trafc protection
    SYNAD
    ITU-T recommendations
    Bit rate
    Number of ports
    Line impedance
    Trafc protection
    Front connector type
    NEBRO/NEBRA
    ITU-T recommendations
    Bit rate
    Interfaces
    Trafc protection
    Front connector type

    According to G.826
    1
    SDH STM-4 (opt.) and SDH STM-1 (opt./elec.) interface unit + 4 x Ethernet
    622 Mbps or 155.52 Mbps 4.6 ppm
    2 x STM-4, 2 x STM-1 and 4 x Ethernet
    SFP-based STM-4/1 transceiver supporting S-4/1.1, L-4/1.1, L-4/1.2, X-4/1.2
    1+1 unidirectional and bi-directional
    1+1 EQP, by using SNCP
    4 x RJ-45, 4 x SFP cage (2 x STM-4/1 and 2 x STM-1)
    SDH STM-1 optical or electrical interface unit
    G.702, G.703, G.707, G.783, G.803, G.805 (optical only),
    G.813 (electrical only), G.841, G.957, G.958
    155.52 Mbps 4.6 ppm (1)
    75 ohms asymmetrical
    SFP-based STM-1 transceiver supporting S-1.1, L-1.1, L-1.2, X-1.2 and
    coloured CWDM compatibility (optical only) plus SDH electrical interface
    VC-3 and VC-12
    1+1 unidirectional and bi-directional, through two SYNUF units
    1+1 EQP, through two SYNUF units
    LC duplex (optical) or 1.0/2.3 ms (electrical) via SFP transceiver
    2 Mbps (PDH system bus ) SDH STM-1 access interface unit
    G.702, G.704, G.707, G.775, G.783, G.803, G.805, G.823, G.825, G.841
    8 x 2 Mbps (VC-12 termination)
    1+1 Linear Trail Protection (LTP) on VC-12
    2 Mbps (E12) SDH STM-1 access interface units
    G.702, G.703, G.707, G.775, G.783, G.803, G.805, G.823, G.825, G.841
    2048 kbps 50 ppm
    16
    75 ohms asymmetrical or 120 ohms symmetrical
    1+1 Linear Trail Protection (LTP) on VC-12
    DIN 41612
    Ethernet over SDH transport unit
    G.707, G.783, G.803, G.805, G.841, G.7041, G.7042
    10 Mbps, 100 Mbps, 1 Gbps (NEBRO)
    100 Mbps, 1 Gbps (NEBRA)
    4 x 10/100BaseT, 2 x SFP slots (100Base-FX, GbE) (NEBRO)
    2 x SFP slots 100Base-FX, 2 x SFP slots (100Base-FX, GbE) (NEBRA)
    Sub-Network Connection Protection (SNCP) N/I
    4 x RJ-45, 2 x SFP cage (NEBRO)
    6 x SFP cage (NEBRA)

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    KEYMILE 2013-03-20 V005. Our products are subject to continuous development and we reserve the right to amend specications without notice.

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