FMX2R31eng 4

FMX2R3.
1
Multiplexer for
flexible Voice and Data Networks
Table of Contents
Introduction
Network Structures and Applications
Modules and Boards
Shelf SNUS for Services, Routing and Transport
14
Shelves FMX2S and MXS19 for Large Numbers of Subscribers
15
Desktop ONU 20 FTTO
16
Network and Element Management
17
Technical Data
18
Product Overview
24
Abbreviations
27
Introduction
To establish high-performance
communications infrastructures in
corporate networks of midsize and
large companies, for city networks
and public authorities, but also as a
subscriber-side termination of the
access network, FMX2R3.1 offers a
portfolio of products to satisfy the
very widest range of customer
requirements, provides professional
support for use of existing terminals
and applications and has the flexibility
to offer a high level of cost effectiveness.
The great flexibility of FMX2R3.1 and
its high efficiency in networks make it
ideal for handling any type of
corporate communication. At the
same time it provides the option of
routing these services via the same
platform onto the public network.
The entire capacity of the network

can be used very flexibly for subrate
data transmission through to high bit
rate data transmission.
Open, standardized interfaces ensure
that the option for future network
expansion is retained.
All components are administered and
monitored by AccessIntegrator from
Siemens, a proven management
system that handles the functions of
both the element management layer
and those of the network management layer.
The AccessIntegrator can be
configured as a standalone solution
for efficient management of small
networks and also within a comprehensive multiserver architecture
to meet the requirements of the network.
Main features
CAS multiplexer for voice and
data
Numerous interfaces for voice
and data
Transmission of n x 64 kbit/s,
64 kbit/s and subrates
Subrate multiplexing
Conference circuit and broadcasting for both voice and data
ADPCM for voice
Processing of E&M signaling
Subscriber measurements
via MTA
Add/Drop function and integrated crossconnect
Option of access to a CAS-V5
gateway
Integration of PDH and SDHtransmission systems
Uniform management system
for all components
City networks and

corporate networks
POTS and ISDN-BA (Uk0, S0)

voice services
Linkage of PC networks
(LAN-LAN) or connection of a
remote LAN
Public telephone
network
Analog 2/4-wire leased lines

with/without E&M
Connection of telephones to
a private branch exchange
Mobile networks
Internet access
Connection of data terminals
Jitter reduction in SDHnetworks
Special
applications
Control/management
connections
Benefits
Corporate networks can be set
up and expanded quickly,
efficiently and cheaply
Less demand for capacity in the
public network
Flexible network architecture
allowing customized,
tailormade solutions
Optimum utilization of bandwidth and thereby savings in
transmission capacity
Convenient operation and
monitoring means less effort
required for installation and
during operation
Services offering for networks with FMX2R3.1
Network Structures
Digital as well as analog terminals can

communicate directly with each other
in point-to-point or conference configurations or with a central node.
Applications
in Corporate Networks
Corporate networks of large companies and administrations, of
banks, rail operators, utilities, along
pipelines, freeways and radio relay
links require communication services
that are independent of the public
network and tailored specifically to a
company.
Terminated network structures and

standardized security management
guarantee secure data transport
between remote computer networks.
Different shelves support custom and
cost-optimized variation of the system
components.
Depending on the size and the

structural distribution of the company,
the following applications will be
needed:
The following units are available:

The compact SNUS
(Service Network Unit Shelf)
Access from analog and digital

terminals to a central node (e.g.
PBX, computer center)
The FMX2S
(Flexible Multiplexer 2 Shelf)
Connections between different

locations
The MXS19
(Multiplexer Shelf 19'')
Access from remote outstations to

a main station
Desktop ONU 20 FTTO

(Optical Network Unit for Indoor
operation)
The FMX2R3.1 provides the necessary equipment to meet these

requirements.
Over greater distances the SNUS can

be connected as required via STM-1/
STM-4/34 Mbit/s optical or 2 Mbit/s
optical/electrical.
The flexibility of the multiplexer allows

any combination of subscriber interfaces and software-controlled parameter settings.
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1 in corporate network
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
STM-1/STM-4
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
The entire network can be controlled

and monitored from one central location (e.g. from the computer center).
Applications
in Public Networks
Both traditional and alternative carriers
aim to build networks to meet the
specific requirements of business
customers.
The solution comprises setting up the
business customer's corporate network with FMX2R3.1 and linking this
via a freely-selectable access point to
the FastLink system in the public
network.
FastLink networks consist of subscriber ONUs (Optical Network Unit) and
central OLT (Optical Line Termination)
equipment and cater for all communication services of private customers.
The switching signals are transmitted
in FastLink via the V5 protocol.
The channel-associated signaling of
the corporate network is processed in
the OLT for the switching equipment
either in accordance with V5.1 or for
concentrated traffic in accordance
with V5.2.
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
Shelves FMX2S and MXS19 and also

the desktop unit can be connected via
2 Mbit/s (optical/ electrical).
FMX2R3.1
PBX
Computer
Center
For this purpose the OLT houses

crossconnect multiplexer CMXII-V5
which converts channel-associated
signaling into V5 protocols. The
conversion process involves assigning
the incoming channels from the subscribers either to up to 92 x 2-Mbit/s
interfaces in accordance with V5.1 or
to up to 32 x 2-Mbit/s interfaces
according to V5.2 in any arrangement.
and Applications
In the OLT FastLink provides additional options for transmission to the
broadband network or also to further
data networks.
The administration and supervision of
the entire network, including the
corporate network can be undertaken
using the central management
system (AccessIntergator) of FastLink.
This saves money on the cost of an
additional management system.
OLT
ONU
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
CMXII-V5
STM-1/STM-4
Exchange
V5.1/V5.2
V5
ATM network
CAS
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
CMXII-CAS
CAS
Data network
FMX2R3.1
PBX
Computer
Center
System Components
FMX2R3.1 connection to the public network
The following are available for the

network structures:
Multiplexer FMX2R3.1
Crossconnect multiplexer CMXC
Crossconnect multiplexer CMXII
- for corporate networks
(CMXII-CAS)
- as a gateway to V5.1/V5.2exchanges (CMXII-V5.x)
Synchronous multiplexer SMX1/4c
Optical line equipment OMX16
2-Mbit/s line equipment (LTx)
Network terminations (NTs)
The services are provided by
Multiplexer FMX2R3.1, and include:
Analog services
POTS, 2-wire OB,
2/4-wire Leased Lines (LL), 2/4-wire
with E&M
Data services
with interfaces according to
G.703, V.24, V.35, V.36 and X.21
( 2 Mbit/s)
ISDN services
ISDN-BA (Uk0, 4B3T/2B1Q)
ISDN telephony (S0)
The FMX2R3.1 multiplexes the analog
or digital signals of the subscriber
interfaces into one or two
2-Mbit/s signals according to ITU-T

G.703/G.704 and converts the
subscriber signaling into channel-associated signaling (CAS). FA signaling is
also available as a special signaling
variant.
Crossconnect Multiplexer CMXC
serves as a small network node, typically cross connecting the 2-Mbit/s
signals of the multiplexer, its 64-kbit/s
channels or also its 8-kbit/s channels,
the 64-kbit/s channels including their
signaling information.
Crossconnect Multiplexer CMXII
which belongs to the FastLink system
can be used as a larger network node
and processes either channelassociated signaling or V5 protocol.
In the latter case the channel-associated signaling of the multiplexer is
converted in the CMXII into V5
protocols.
Greater distances between the
telecommunications equipment will
be bridged as required by using a
2-Mbit/s line equipment, optical line
equipment OMX16 or
Synchronous Multiplexer SMX1/4c.
Both on the network side and on the
subscriber side 2-Mbit/s Line
Equipment (LTx) can be used,
employing the modern (SHDSL,

WDM) and also conventional
transmission procedures:
Copper
2 Mbit/s SHDSL
2 Mbit/s Uk2 or HDSL
2 Mbit/s transparent (G.703)
Glass fiber
2 x 2 Mbit/s single mode
2 Mbit/s single mode (Ug2)
Optical Line Equipment OMX16
combines up to 16 x 2-Mbit/s signals
into one 34-Mbit/s signal and prepares
it for transmission over a singlemode
glass fiber.
Synchronous Multiplexer SMX1/4c
provides a choice of optical/electrical
STM-1 or an optical STM-4 interface
that can be operated on a single
mode glass fiber in point-to-point
mode or in an SDH ring.
Remote outstations with a small
number of subscriber interfaces can
be supplied via Network Terminations
(NT). The NTs are compact desktop or
wall-mounted units connected directly, either via copper or via glass fiber
cable, to the multiplexer or to 2-Mbit/s
LTs and covering a wide range of
attractive subscriber services.
Modules and Boards

Multiplexer FMX2R3.1
Terminal multiplexer TMX60
As a PCM30 system with channelassociated signaling (CAS) Multiplexer

FMX2R3.1 is particularly suited to
setting up and expanding flexible
corporate networks.
Terminal multiplexer TMX60

2 Mbit/s
Port A
CUD
Port B
Subscribers
The multiplexer consists of:
Central unit CUD
LC
Linecards LC
Different operating modes of the

multiplexer make it possible to design
the network to suit customer
requirements.
Add-drop multiplexer
DIMX2 x 30
60
The complete capacity of both

2-Mbit/s interfaces with 60 x 64-kbit/s
time slots can be used for the subscribers.
Terminal multiplexer in 1+1-protection switching TMX30(1+1)
2 Mbit/s
2 Mbit/s
Port A
Port B
2 Mbit/s
CUD
CUD
Subscribers
Subscribers
LC
The two 2-Mbit/s interfaces operate in

add-drop mode. Up to 30 x 64-kbit/s
time slots of the two 2-Mbit/s ports
can either by split off to the
subscriber interfaces or through
connected between the two 2-Mbit/s
ports.
Port A
norm. path
Port B
protection
path
LC
LC
LC
30
Add-drop multiplexer
DIMX2 x 30
Terminal multiplexer with
1+1 protection switching
TMX30(1+1)
Port-to-port connections for LCs
with V.24, V.35, V.36, RS530 or X.21
interfaces
LC
Optional bus extension card

BEC
Operating Modes
30
The two 2-Mbit/s ports operate in 1+1

protection switching mode. Up to
30 x 64-kbit/s time slots are available.
End-to-end protection at
n x 64-kbit/s level for analog
2-wire/4-wire interfaces (with/
without E&M) and for V.24, V.35,
V.36, RS530, X.21 interfaces
(LCs UAC68 and CPF2)
Broadcasting for POTS with local
battery, analog 2-wire/4-wire
transmission as well as all
digital interfaces
(CUD in DIMX2x30 mode)
ADPCM for saving bandwidth with
linecard UAC68
Protocol conversion X.50/X.51 into
V.110/ X.30/I.460
IWU submodules of the CPF2
convert digital subscribers who are
connected to an existing customer
network with data structures according to X.50/X.51 into systeminternal data structures V.110/X.30/
I.460.
Voice channel in the common
frequency radio networks
This application will be implemented by system modules FMX2R3.1
(with CUD and UAC68) and CMXC
Connection of POTS and ISDN
subscriber lines to a test jack for
subscriber line measurements
Timer jobs for one or two complete
channels or maximum two
timeslots
Network and Operating Interfaces

2 x 2 Mbit/s as per ITU-T
G.703/G.704
Clock interfaces T3in and T3out for
external synchronization
QD2 interface for connection to a
management system
F interface for local management

access (with LCT)
Interface ZA for central operation
monitoring
Central test bus interface for
subscriber line measurement
Interface for embedded

communications channel (ECC)
Subscriber Interfaces
Each interface type is implemented by a specific linecard, see the table below.
Data services
ISDN services
Analog services
1)
Interfaces, services
Linecard
Interfaces per unit
G.703, 64 kbit/s, codirectional
DSC104CO
G.703, n x 64 kbit/s, n 31
codirectional/centrally clocked
contradirectional
DSC6-nx64G
Fractional E1, n x 64 kbit/s, 2 Mbit/s
CM64/2
V.24/V.28, subrates to 64 kbit/s

V35, subrates to n x 64 kbit/s, n 31
V36, subrates to n x 64 kbit/s, n 31
X.21/V.11, subrates to n x 64 kbit/s, n 31
Uko-Baseband with 4B3T, n x 64 kbit/s, n 2
EDSL to DNU01SD, n x 64 kbit/s, n 8
CPF2
V.24/V.28, subrates to 64 kbit/s
DSC8V241)
X.21/V.11, subrates to 64 kbit/s
DSC8X21
ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 2B1Q (LT)
IUL82
ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 2B1Q (NT)
I4UK2NTP
ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 4B3T (LT)
IUL84
ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 4B3T (NT)
I4UK4NTP
ISDN-BA, S0 (NT/TE)
I8S0P
POTS, subscriber side
SUB102
10
POTS, exchange side
SLX102E
10
2/4-wire with/without E&M signaling
UAC68
2/4-wire analog leased lines
LLA102/104
10
2-wire analog leased lines

2-wire with E&M signaling
SEM106
10
4-wire analog leased lines

4-wire with E&M signaling
SEM108H1)
10
2-wire with 25-Hz signaling (OB)
SLB62
10
6
2
1)
6
1)
1)
Can only be installed in shelf MXS19

represents a very compact solution
for implementing small network
nodes. It supports up to 32 x 2-Mbit/s
ports and allows non-blocking
switching of the 64-kbit/s channels
between these ports. Switching of up
to 480 subrate signals in the structure
n x 8 kbit/s is also possible.
Operating Modes

consists of:
Switching levels:
- 2 Mbit/s structured acc. to G.704
- 2 Mbit/s transparent (G.703)
- n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
- n x 8 kbit/s (n = 1, 2 and 4)
Central unit CUC

Up to two interface units PU16
A second central unit can be installed
to provide redundancy. It stores all
connection data in parallel and takes
over the function of the CUC if a fault
occurs.
Connections either
bidirectional, unidirectional,
or also broadcast
Cross connection of channelassociated signaling (CAS)
The 2-Mbit/s interfaces will be

provided by the PU16.
Up to 30 analog and 30 digital

conference participants
Implementation of timer jobs
Path protection at 2-Mbit/s level
2 Mbit/s, G.703
2 Mbit/s, G.703
standby
1
Interfaces
1
active
PU16
16 x 2 Mbit/s for each PU16
PU16
CUC
16
Clock interfaces T3in and T3out for

external synchronization
16

management system
Interfaces for 4 x embedded

communications channels (ECC)
access
Interface ZA for central operation
monitoring
Benefits of FMX2R3.1 and CMXC

in a Ring Structure
Optimum utilization of the
2-Mbit/s lines
FMX2R3.1
Use of both 2-Mbit/s lines of the

CUD
CMXC
Maintenance of the 2-Mbit/s path

protection
FMX2R3.1
CMXC
CMXC
Optional cross connection of

8-kbit/s and 64-kbit/s channels
CMXC
Existence of suitable structures for

network management
FMX2R3.1
CMXC und FMX2R3.1 in a ring structure
FMX2R3.1
Crossconnect Multiplexer
CMXII-CAS
For routing the services via a larger
network node Crossconnect
multiplexer CMXII-CAS is used.
The non-blocking switching is undertaken at the 64-kbit/s level.
The CMXII-CAS consists of the
following units:
Central unit CCU
CAS unit CASU
Port Unit PU2+
Optional unit PUSISA
Management Control unit MCU
Power supply PSC
Operating Modes
The crossconnect multiplexer is

available in four different capacity
stages in one of the following combinations:
Combination of 2 shelves
(CMXII-CS and CMXII-2S or
CMXII-LS and CMXII-2S)
Connection types:
- 64 kbit/s
- 2 Mbit/s as per ITU-T G.703,
transparent
- 2 Mbit/s structured as per
ITU-T G.704
- Leased lines n x 64 kbit/s
Combination of 3 shelves
(CMXII-CS and 2 x CMXII-2S)
Connections either bidirectional,

unidirectional, or also broadcast
This means that its overall capacity

can be adapted very variably to the
requirements of the network.
Cross connection of channelassociated signaling (CAS)
Single shelf (CMXII-LS)
Digital conference circuits for up

to 128 x 64-kbit/s subscribers
Power supply to the CMXII-CAS is

-48 V/-60 V.

Path protection at 2-Mbit/s level
The PUSISA is used if remote

equipment (up to 128) is to be
controlled via 64-kbit/s channels
(ECC).
2 Mbit/s, G.703
The CCU, CASU and PSC can be

duplicated if module redundancy is
required.
2 Mbit/s, G.703
standby
CUCactive
PU2+
PU2+
CCU
PU2+
92
PU2+
92
standby
active
CASU
Crossconnect Multiplexer CMXII-CAS
Interfaces
Clock interfaces T3in and
T3out for external synchronization
Port Unit PU2+ possesses 4 x 2-Mbit/s interfaces. If the shelves are fully
equipped, the switching capacities are as shown in the table below:

management system
access (with LCT)
Alarm interface as floating
relay contacts
2 Mbit/s as per ITU-T G.703
1 shelf
2 shelves
2 shelves
3 shelves
CMXII-LS
CMXII-CS + CMXII-2S
CMXII-LS + CMXII-2S
CMXII-CS + 2xCMXII-2S
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
48
720
92
1380
140
2100
184
2760
Crossconnect Multiplexer CMXII-V5

As a gateway for POTS and ISDN
services between the corporate
network and the public network, the
crossconnect multiplexer CMXII-V5
converts channel-associated signaling
(CAS) either into V5.1 or into V5.2
switching protocols.
Through connections of leased lines
or of CAS are also possible.
The CMXII-V5 consists of the
following units:
Central unit CCU
Frame Relay unit V52FR
Port Unit PUCAS and/or PU2+
Optional unit PUSISA
Management Control unit MCU
In parallel, with the PU2+ on the

subscriber side, 2-Mbit/s signals with
V5.1 protocol can be switched or also
concentrated in accordance with V5.2.
In addition, via FastLink-internal
signaling protocol (V5C) a concentration of the subscribers can additionally
be undertaken.
Simultaneous operation of V5.1 and
V5.2 in the direction of the exchange
is not possible.
Operating Modes
Connection types:
- 64 kbit/s
- 2 Mbit/s structured acc. to
ITU-T G.704
- Leased lines n x 64 kbit/s
Connections either
bidirectional, unidirectional, or also
broadcast
Conversion of CAS into
V5 protocols
The same shelf capacity stages are

available as for the CMXII-CAS, but
with concentration with V5.2 on the
exchange side higher numbers of
subscribers are possible.
Through connection of CAS
The power supply of the CMXII-V5

is -48 V/-60 V.
Switching of V5 signaling
information
V5.2 concentration in the direction
of the exchange
2-Mbit/s path protection
Power supply PSC

The CCU, V52FR and PSC can be
duplicated if module redundancy is
required.
2 Mbit/s, G.703
The CAS-V5 conversion is implemented with the PUCAS for the following
subscriber types of the FMX2R3.1:
CAS
POTS (SUB102)
V5.1/
V5C
ISDN-BA (I8S0P/IUL82/IUL84)
2 Mbit/s, G.703
standby
1
CUCactive
PUCAS
V5.1 (92)
or
V5.2 (32)
PU2+
CCU
PU2+
CAS
PUCAS
92
standby
active
V52FR
Crosscennect Multiplexer CMXII-V5
Interfaces
2 Mbit/s acc. to ITU-T G.703
T3in, QD2, F interface and alarm
contacts see CMXII-CAS
PUCAS and PU2+ each possess 4 x
2-Mbit/s interfaces. If the shelves are
fully equipped on the subscriber side
with PUCAS and on the network side
with PU2+, the resulting switching
capacities are per magin:
10
CAS-V5 conversion with V5.1 interfaces in the direction of the exchange

1 shelf
2 shelves
2 shelves
3 shelves
CMXII-LS
CMXII-CS + CMXII-2S
CMXII-LS + CMXII-2S
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
24/24
720
36/56
1080
72/68
2040
92/92
2760
CAS-V5 conversion with V5.2 interfaces in the direction of the exchange

1 shelf
2 shelves
2 shelves
3 shelves
CMXII-LS
CMXII-CS + CMXII-2S
CMXII-LS + CMXII-2S
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
2 Mbit/s
64k-Ch.
32/16
960
36/32
1080
124/16
3720
128/32
3840

Plesiochronous 2-Mbit/s and/or
34-Mbit/s signals to a synchronous
network via an optical or electrical
STM-1, or an optical STM-4 interface
are connected with synchronous
multiplexer SMX1/4c.
Interfaces
Up to 42 x 2 Mbit/s acc. to
ITU-T G.703 or 21 x 2 Mbit/s and
1 x 34 Mbit/s acc. to G.703
Optical STM-1 or STM-4 (short haul
or long haul) or electrical STM-1
acc. to G.707
Clock interfaces T3in and
T4out for external synchronization
QD2 interface as access for the
management system
4 x interfaces to overhead control
channels acc. to V.11
The following units can be equipped

in the SNUS shelf:
Add/Drop multiplexer unit, one of
the following variants
- ADM1o-S for optical STM-1
up to 30 km
- ADM1o-L for optical STM-1
30 to 50 km
- ADM1e for electrical STM-1
- ADM4-S for optical STM-4
up to 30 km
- ADM4-L for optical STM-4
30 to 50 km
Tributary Unit in 3 variants
- TC21E1 for 21 x 2 Mbit/s
- TC21E1R for 21 x 2 Mbit/s
with synchronization of the
2-Mbit/s send clock
- TC1E3 for 1 x 34 Mbit/s
Power supply unit PSD
Power supply to the SMX1/4c is
-48 V/-60 V.
PDH
The SMX1/4c will be used in both

FMX2R3.1 and FastLink-Networks. In
FMX2R3.1 it implements the
following operating modes:
Operating Modes
Synchronous multiplexer level 1 or
level 4 for up to
- 42 plesiochronous 2-Mbit/s signals
or
- 21 plesiochronous 2-Mbit/s signals
and one plesiochronous 34-Mbit/s
signal
Operation in both line and ring
structures
Add/Drop function for filling up the
STM-1/STM-4 signal in ring
structures
STM-1 with max. 63 x 2 Mbit/s
STM-4 with max. 252 x 2 Mbit/s
SNC/I protection switching in
accordance with ETS 300 417
SDH
21 x 2 Mbit/s
ADM
21 x 2 Mbit/s
or
34 Mbit/s
STM-1 opt./electr.
or
STM-4 opt.
TU
Line Equipment OMX16
Interfaces
The line equipment OMX16 combines

16 x 2-Mbit/s signals into 34 Mbit/s
signal and prepares them for transmission over a single mode glass fiber.
Up to 16 x 2 Mbit/s acc.
to ITU-T G.703
QD2 interface as access for the

management system
Interface to overhead control
channel acc. to V.11
Either 34 Mbit/s electrical

or 36 Mbit/s optical
The OMX16 consists of:

Multiplex unit DSMX34
34 Mbit/s electrical
Transceiver unit OTRU36
or
OTSU2M for QD2 access
16 x 2 Mbit/s
DSMX34
OTRU36
36 Mbit/s optical
Line equipment OMX16
11
2-Mbit/s Line Equipment (LTx)
Line Termination Unit LTCOH
2 Mbit/s (G.703) are prepared by the

2-Mbit/s line equipment for transmission on copper cable or optical cable.
The line equipment consists of units,
which can be used on both the
network side and the subscriber side.
As HDSL line equipment the LTCOH

is used for transparent transmission
of 1 x 2 Mbit/s on copper cables.
Connections between two LTCOH or
between LTCOH and network
termination unit NT12C are possible.
Line Termination Units LUC/LUCP
Line Termination Unit LT2ME1
The 2-Mbit/s line signal is transmitted

on copper cable in HDB3 code with
the LUC/LUCP.
Line termination unit LT2ME1 can be

equipped with up to 2 plug-in
modules. This means that up to
2 line interfaces (including different
ones) from the following assortment
are available:
The LUCP includes a remote feed unit

for supplying intermediate regenerators. Pinpointing of pulse errors or DC
errors in the intermediate regenerators can be undertaken.
Module Uk2mp also possesses a

remote feed unit and can thus supply
intermediate regenerators.
Line Termination Units LTO/LT and

LTO/NT
The optical line termination units LTO
use a single mode glass fiber for
transmission of 2 x 2 Mbit/s in send
and receive direction.
Using the 1550 nm optical window for
the LTO/LT and the 1300 nm window
for the LTO/NT separates the
directions.
2 Mbit/s, Uk2 acc. to FTZ 1TR221
Management access for both units

(LT and NT) is via the network-side
unit. The management data are
transmitted in the overhead channel
(OH).
2 Mbit/s, G.703 (short-haul)

2 Mbit/s optical,
Ug2 acc. to FTZ 1TR222
Management access to the LUC/

LUCP is via an internal bus (SVB),
which is established between the
SUE and LUC/LUCP.
2.3 Mbit/s SHDSL
NT
LT
1 x 2 Mbit/s
1 x 2 Mbit/s
G.703
PRA (l.431)
Module 1
Module 1
Uk2/G.703sh/
Ug2/SHDSL
LT2ME1
Module 2
1 x 2 Mbit/s
G.703
PRA (l.431)
LT2ME1
Module 2
1 x 2 Mbit/s
1 x 2 Mbit/s
G.703
PRA (l.431)
1 x 2 Mbit/s
G.703
PRA (l.431)
Line equipment LT2ME1, LT- and NT-Mode
Interfaces and Connection Types

Units
G.703
Line interfaces
Cabel
Maximum poss.
distances
Connection types
LUC and
LUCP
1 x 2 Mbit/s
1 x 2 Mbit/s G.703 (long-haul)
2 CU-w. pair
3 km without
ZWR
Point-to-point (transparent)
LTCOH
1 x 2 Mbit/s
1 x 2 Mbit/s HDSL
2 CU-w. pair
8 km
LT2ME1,
2 x 2 Mbit/s
per module
Uk2mp
G703sh
Ug2
SHDSL
LTO/LT and 2 x 2 Mbit/s
LTO/NT
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1
1
1
1
x
x
x
x
2
2
2
2
Mbit/s
Mbit/s
Mbit/s
Mbit/s
Uk2
G.703 (short-haul)
Ug2 (optical)
SHDSL
2 x 2 Mbit/s optical
2
2
2
2
Connection of privatebranch exchanges (I.431)

CU-w. pair 3 km without ZWR Point-to-point (transparent)
CU-w. pair 100 m
glass fibers 20 km
CU-w. pair 3,9 km
1 glass fiber
50 km
Network Termination Units (NT)
Data interfaces
The network termination units are

installed directly on the subscriber
premises.
They are connected to a linecard of
multiplexer FMX2R3.1 or to
2-Mbit/s line equipment either via
copper cable or optical cable.
V.35, V.36, X.21

64 kbit/s
128 kbit/s
Network Termination Unit NTU

Up to two data terminals with
interfaces in acc. with the ITU-T
Recommendations can be connected
to network termination unit NTU at a
Uk0 interface with 2B1Q-encoding.
V.24
64 kbit/s
G.703 cod.
64 kbit/s
FMX2R3.1
Uk0
NTU
2 x 64 kbit/s
(128 kbit/s)
2 Mbit/s
G.703
G.704
Port A
1/2/3/4/6 or
X.21
n x 64 kbit/s
V.35/V.36
DNU01SD
+
EDSL-Mod.
8 x 64 kbit/s
(512 kbit/s)
DNU01SD
+
UEB-Mod.
128 kbit/s
The NTU can be equipped with up to

two (also different) interface modules
which each implement one of the
following interfaces:
The network interface is provided by a

transmission module which must also
be included in the CPF2 in FMX2R3.1,
optionally for:
V.24 with subrates up to 64 kbit/s
EDSL transmission with

64/128/192/256/384 or 512 kbit/s
G.703 codirect. for 64 kbit/s
Baseband transmission with

2 x 64 kbit/s or 128 kbit/s
Power is supplied locally to the NTU

via an AC/AC adapter, with the option
of 230 V or 115 V.
Power is supplied locally to the

DNU01SD via an AC adapter suitable
for either 230 V or 115 V supply,
depending on the version.
Data Network Unit DNU01SD
Network Termination NT22OV
The data network unit DNU01SD is

used for synchronous data transmission with high data rates
n x 64 kbit/s (maximum 512 kbit/s) via
copper cable.
Digital leased lines with n x 64 kbit/s

(n = 1 to 31) via a glass fiber can be
set up with the NT22OV for up to
2 data terminal equipments with the
following interfaces:
The following interfaces are present:

X.21
V.35 or V.36
The X.21 interface is permanently
installed. Data interfaces V.35 and
V.36 are implemented by additional
interface modules.
CUD
Port B
Baseband
X.21
64 kbit/s
128 kbit/s
V.35/V.36
Network Terminations (NT) connected to FMX2R3.1
V.35/V.36/X.21 for 64/128 kbit/s
CPF2
+
EDSL-Mod.
The NTU is connected to linecard

IUL82 of multiplexer FMX2R3.1 for
example via the Uk0 interface.
V.35/V.36/X.21 with subrates up to

64 kbit/s
IUL82
V.35
V.36
X.21
The data interfaces of the unit are
implemented by DATA modules.
CPF2
+
UEB-Mod.
On the network side the unit is

connected to a line termination unit
LTO/LT via optical 2 x 2 Mbit/s. For
this connection the NT22OV uses a
wavelength of 1300 nm.
The V.35 or V.36 interface operates
either in transparent or in protocol
mode. In protocol mode point-tomultipoint connections can also be set
up. In addition transparent transmission of 2 Mbit/s acc. to ITU-T V.35 is
possible.
Power is supplied to the NT22OV via
an external AC adapter either with
115-V or with 230-V AC or directly
with 24-V DC.
Network Termination Units NT12C
and NT22O
The network termination units each
contain one 2-Mbit/s line termination
unit:
NT12C: 1 x LTCOH
NT22O: 1 x LTO/NT
The NTs are used for transparent
2-Mbit/s transmission and are
supplied with either 115 V or 230 V
via an AC adapter.
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Shelf SNUS
for Services, Routing and Transport
2 Mbit/s, G.703
Subscribers
2 Mbit/s, G.703
SDH
SMX1/4c
PBX
EDSL
NT
FMX2R3.1
OMX16
STM-1 opt./electr.
or
STM-4 opt.
PDH
34 Mbit/s opt./electr.
CMXC
60
Uk0
PBX
NT
2 x 2 Mbit/s opt./
2 Mbit/s SHDSL/HDSL
LTx
16
16
LTx
2 x 2 Mbit/s opt. /
2 Mbit/s Ug2 or
SHDSL/HDSL/Uk2/G.703
2 Mbit/s
G.703, LL
Interfaces SNUS
The modular design and versatility of

compact unit SNUS make a wide
range of flexible services possible,
even for small networks, optimized
routing of all services and the use of
the very latest transmission technologies both for copper cable (e.g. via
SHDSL) as well as for glass fiber
cable (e.g. SDH).
Optical line equipment OMX16

instead of the SMX1/4c
These include:
The integration of the crossconnect

and the SMX1/4c simplifies network
integration and helps to save costs.
Multiplexer FMX2R3.1, which

provides the subscriber interfaces
with up to 6 linecards
Crossconnect multiplexer CMXC for
routing
Up to 3 x 2-Mbit/s line termination

units (LTx) as feeder or for
2-Mbit/s LL, optionally two of these
instead of two linecards of the
FMX2R3.1
Supervision unit SUE as
management access
Specific protection switching concepts offer extremely high availability

here.
Synchronous multiplexer SMX1/4c

for transport
2 Mbit/s acc. to ITU-T G.703/G.704

The 2-Mbit/s interfaces of the CMXC
are connected internally with the
FMX2R3.1/SMX1/4c /OMX16 and the
LTx. Depending on equipment the
remainder of the 2-Mbit/s interfaces
can be used for leased lines or for
connection of further FMX2S/MXS19.
Subscriber interfaces
The subscriber interfaces are
implemented by the linecards (see
Table on page 7) and 2-Mbit/s line
equipment.
Line interfaces
Depending on requirements:
STM-1 optical/electrical
or STM-4 optical
Shelf SNUS
34 Mbit/s optical/electrical
Shelf SNUS is in 19'' equipment practice
and can be adapted to fit ETSI racks by the
use of adapters.
Max. 6 x 2 Mbit/s SHDSL/Uk2/

G.703, optical (Ug2)
Max. 3 x optical 2 x 2 Mbit/s
or 2 Mbit/s HDSL
Within a shelf all functions for network

integration are available.
2
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
SUE
CUD
Linecard 1
Linecard 2
Linecard 3
Linecard 4
Linecard 5 LTx
Linecard 6 LTx
LTx
PU16
CUC
CUC
PU16
TU
OTRU36
ADM1/4
DSMX34
PSD
OTSU2M
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Access to the external interfaces is via the

terminal panel.
Power supply to the SNUS is

-48 V/-60 V.
Shelves FMX2S and MXS19

for large Numbers of Subscribers
Where there is a demand for a
number of multiplexers and a larger
number of subscribers, shelves
FMX2S and MXS19 are available.
These can be equipped to cater for
different requirements as follows:
Subscribers
2 Mbit/s, G.703
Multiplexer FMX2R3.1, a choice of

- 2 multiplexers with 6 LCs
- 1 multiplexer including
bus extension card
BEC with up to 12 LCs
2-Mbit/s line equipments fitted in
the multiplexers instead of linecards
- max. 6 LTx in shelf FMX2S
- max. 9 LTx in shelf MXS19
Supervision unit SUE as
management access
implemented by the linecards (see
Table on page 7) and 2-Mbit/s line
equipment.
FMX2R3.1
LTx
2 x 2 Mbit/s opt. /
2 Mbit/s Ug2/SHDSL/
HDSL/Uk2/G.703
FMX2R3.1
LTx
2 x 2 Mbit/s opt. /
2 Mbit/s Ug2/SHDSL/
HDSL/Ug2/G.703
LTx
2 Mbit/s Ug2/SHDSL/
Uk2/G.703
PBX
EDSL
Uk0
NT
120
2 Mbit/s LL
PBX
NT
2 x 2 Mbit/s opt./
2 Mbit/s SHDSL/HDSL
LTx
Interfaces of FMX2S and MXS19
Shelf FMX2S
Shelf FMX2S has a terminal panel with
Line interfaces
connectorized cables. This means that it can

be very flexibly reconfigured and can be
Shelf MXS19
and has no front terminal panel. The interfaces accept prefabricated connector units
1
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
LTx
LTx
LTx
LTx
with individual plug covers for accepts

LTx
LTx
LTx
BEC
LTx
Power supply to the shelves is

-48 V/-60 V.
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
SUE
CUD
Linecard 1
Linecard 2
Linecard 3
Linecard 4
Linecard 5
Linecard 6 LTx
CUD
BEC
Linecard 1
Linecard 2
Linecard 3
Linecard 4
Linecard 5
Linecard 6 LTx
LTx
LTx
LTx
LTx
FMX2S and MXS19 are 19"

equipment practice shelves which can
be adapted to fit ETSI racks by means
of adapters.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
LTx
Max. 6 or 9 x optical
2 x 2 Mbit/s or 2 Mbit/s HDSL
easily upgraded.
CUD
Linecard 1
Linecard 2
Linecard 3
Linecard 4
Linecard 5
Linecard 6
CUD
Linecard 1
Linecard 2
Linecard 3
Linecard 4
Linecard 5
Linecard 6
SUE
Max. 12 or 18 x 2 Mbit/s
SHDSL/Uk2/G.703, optical (Ug2)
connectors in accordance with DIN 41612

with a choice of connection technologies
(wrap, insulation displacement, soldered).
Optionally two front terminal panels for data
interfaces can be used which are mounted
Shelf MXS19 is offered as a low-cost alterna-
via shelf MXS19.
tive to the FMX2S. It is designed for voice and

data applications with high packing density
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Desktop ONU 20 FTTO

The ONU 20 FTTO provides a complete multiplexing system in a desktop
unit. It is excellently well suited for
creating simple network nodes quickly
and efficiently.
The ONU 20 FTTO is used in both
FMX2R3.1 and FastLink networks.
According to the shelf it is equipped
with either a multiplexer FMX2R3.1 or
with an access multiplexer (AMX) of
the FastLink system.
Via 2 x 2 Mbit/s optical/electrical lines
the ONU 20 FTTO can span greater
distances to other network segments.
It is just as possible to cascade a
number of ONU 20 FTTO as well as
to have a point-to-point connection
between two ONUs.
The following components belong to
the ONU 20 FTTO:
Subscribers
PBX
NT
LTx
2 x 2 Mbit/s opt. /
2 Mbit/s opt. Ug2
SHDSL/HDSL/
Uk2/G.703
EDSL, Uk0
2 Mbit/s, G.703 LL
PRA (l.431)
Interfaces ONU 20 FTTO
implemented by the linecards of the
multiplexers (see Table on page 7) and
the 2-Mbit/s line equipment.
Line interfaces
2-Mbit/s line equipment (LTx)
Supervision unit COSU as

management access
1 x optical 2 x 2 Mbit/s
Max. 2 x 2 Mbit/s SHDSL/Uk2/
G.703 short haul, optical (Ug2)
1 x 2 Mbit/s HDSL
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FMX2R3.1
20
Multiplexer FMX2R3.1 or
AMX with up to 2 linecards
ONU 20 FTTO
2 Mbit/s
G.703
The ONU 20 FTTO is accommodated

within a compact housing. It can be
used as either a desktop unit or it can
be wall-mounted with a wall bracket.
For access to the G.703 and line
interfaces a central terminal panel can
be supplied in three variants with
different connector types.
The subscriber interfaces are accessible via specific terminal panels which
are supplied according to subscriber
type.
Power is supplied to the
ONU 20 FTTO via an external AC
power adapter delivered with the
device. A direct -48 V power supply
can also be used.
Network and Element Management

The components of the FMX2R3.1
can be both remote controlled and
also themselves represent the access
point to the DCN (Data Communication Network). They possess standard
interfaces according to QD2 for
incorporation into the DCN as well as
an F interface for local operating tasks.
The AccessIntegrator, Siemens

OA&M solution for access products,
supports both QD2 and SNMP
network elements and is therefore
excellently well suited to management of narrowband and also
broadband components.
Network Management
Features of the ACI:
The NTs are operated and monitored

via the connected unit (multiplexer
FMX2R3.1 or line equipment).
Windows NT-based graphical user

interface including support for
various languages
Specific software is loaded on each

unit. The element and path parameters can be configured for operation
and also for test purposes.
For transport of the control and

transmission information channels
within the transmission signal are
used. In this way the entire network
can be controlled from a suitable point
with complete path management
without additional equipment.
Client-server architecture with

distributed processing
Performance Management
Optimum scalability for small and

large networks
Performance data can be recorded on

the screen or in log files.
The entire network is presented and

can be adapted with the network
editor to the real network topology.
Configuration Management
Completely object-oriented user

software
Fault Management
Standard interfaces for integration

into higher-ranking network
management systems
The entire network and each fault is

displayed down to the smallest
element.
With permanent errors the corresponding functional unit is switched off
and a report is issued via the TMN.
Security Management
Access authorization with subdivided
authorization classes meet today's
security requirements.
Client 1
Client 2
Client n
Server 1
LAN
Server 2
Windows NT Domain
QD2 IF, RS485
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
FMX2R3.1
F IF
RS422
FMX2R3.1
NT
NT
Management System AccessIntegrator, Example Create Data Conferences
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Technical Specifications
Flexible Multiplexer FMX2R3.1
CUD
Number of 2-Mbit/s interfaces............................................2
Electrical interface conditions..................................G.703/6
Impedance, switchable.....................................75 /120
Bit rate..............................................................2.048 Mbit/s
CAS signal frame........................................................G.704
Frame synchronization................................................G.736
T3 interface............................................................G.703/10
QD2 interface......................................................EIA RS485
ECC interface.................................................................V.11
CPF2
Plug-in interface modules...................................................4
UEB128-03E/UEB128-04E
Transmission procedure...............................Uk0 baseband
with 4B3T
Bit rate...........................................................64/128 kbit/s
Symmetrical wire pair.......................................................1
Range
with 0.6-mm wire diameter........................................8 km
EDSL
Transmission procedure..............pseudoternary baseband
Bit rate..............................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8)
Symmetrical wire pair.......................................................1
Range with 512 kbit/s and
0.6-mm wire diameter.............................................3.8 km
CIM-X.21
Electrical characteristics......................................X.21/V.11
Bit rate
Asynchronous.............................0.3 to 38.4, 115.2 kbit/s
Synchronous......................................0.6 to 48, 56 kbit/s,
n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
Frame structure for subrates.......................................X.30
Cable type.......................................symmetrical, shielded
0.6-mm wire diameter............................................1000 m
CIM-V.24
Electrical characteristics..............................................V.28
Bit rate
Synchronous...............0.6 to 48, 56, 64 kbit/s, 128 kbit/s
Frame structure for subrates.....................................V.110
Cable type...................................unsymmetrical, shielded
Range with 19.2 kbit/s and
0.6-mm wire diameter................................................15 m
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CIM-V.35
Electrical characteristics.................................V.28/V.35 AII
Bit rate
n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
Cable types
V.35 AII..........................................symmetrical, shielded
V.28...........................................unsymmetrical, shielded
Range with 64 kbit/s (V.35 AII)
and 0.6-mm wire diameter.....................................1000 m
Range with 19.2 kbit/s (V.28)
and 0.6-mm wire diameter.........................................15 m
CIM-V.36/RS530
Electrical characteristics......................................V.10/V.11
Bit rate
n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
Cable types
V.11...............................................symmetrical, shielded
V.10...........................................unsymmetrical, shielded
Range with 64 kbit/s (V.11), 1 kbit/s (V.10)
and 0.6-mm wire diameter.....................................1000 m
DSC104CO
Electrical characteristics..............................................G.703
Number of interfaces........................................................10
Bit rate....................................................................64 kbit/s
Transmission mode..........................................codirectional
Symmetrical wire pair per direction....................................1
Range with 64 kbit/s
and 0.6-mm wire diameter..........................................300 m
DSC6-nx64G
Electrical characteristics..............................................G.703
Codirectional operating mode
Number of interfaces.......................................................6
Bit rate...........................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 8)
Symmetrical wire pair per direction..................................1
Range with 0.6-mm wire diameter
64 kbit/s....................................................................300 m
512 kbit/s....................................................................50 m
Centralized clock operating mode
Bit rate..................................................................64 kbit/s
Symm. wire pair per direction (data).................................1
Symm. wire pair per unit (clock).......................................1
and 0.6-mm wire diameter.......................................400 m
Contradirectional operating mode

Bit rate.........................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
Symmetrical wire pairs per direction................................2
64 kbit/s....................................................................400 m
2048 kbit/s..................................................................50 m
CM64/2
Interface................................................................1 x G.703
Bit rate..............................................................2.048 Mbit/s
CAS signal code frame................................................G.704
DSC8V24
Electrical characteristics................................................V.28
Bit rate
Asynchronous..........................................0.3 to 38.4 kbit/s
Synchronous...................................0.6 to 48, 56, 64 kbit/s
Frame structure for subrates.......................................V.110
Cable type......................................unsymmetrical, shielded
Range with 19.2 kbit/s and
0.6-mm wire diameter..................................................15 m
DSC8X21
Electrical characteristics........................................X.21/V.11
Bit rate
Asynchronous..........................................0.3 to 19.2 kbit/s
Synchronous...................................0.6 to 48, 56, 64 kbit/s
Frame structure for subrates.........................................X.30
Cable type..........................................symmetrical, shielded
Asynchronous........................................................1000 m
Synchronous............................................................500 m
IUL82/IUL84
Interface
IUL82.........................................................Uk0 with 2B1Q
IUL84..........................................................Uk0 with 4B3T
Function...................................Subscriber access via NTBA
Number of interfaces..........................................................8
Transmission procedure....................bit-transparent, duplex
Symmetrical wire pair.........................................................1
Remote feed voltage....................................................-95 V
Range
with 0.6-mm wire diameter..................................appr. 8 km
I4UK2NTP/I4UK4NTP
Interface
I4UK2NTP...................................................Uk0 with 2B1Q
I4UK4NTP....................................................Uk0 with 4B3T
Function.................................................................NT mode
Transmission procedure....................bit-transparent, duplex
Detection threshold
remote feed voltage..........................................25 V to 40 V
Range
I8S0P
Interface...........................................................................S0
Point-to-point connection
Number of subscribers.....................................................1
Range.....................................................................1000 m
Point-to-multipoint connection,
Short passive bus
Number of subscribers.................................................. 8
Range.......................................................................150 m
Extended passive bus
Number of subscribers.................................................. 4
Range.......................................................................500 m
Feed type of TEs.......................................Phantom feeding
SUB102
Interface............................................POTS, subscriber side
Impedance, configurable...............................600 / 900
220 + (820 II 115 nF)
Input level, adjustable..................................-3 dBr to +5 dBr
Output level, adjustable.................................-8 dBr to 0 dBr
Charge pulse frequency, adjustable...........................12 kHz
16 kHz
Ringing voltage frequency, adjustable...............25 Hz 5 Hz
50 Hz 5 Hz
Loop resistance..................................................... 1800
SLX102E
Interface.............................................POTS, exchange side
Impedance.....................................................600 /900 /
220 + (820 II 115 nF)
Input level, adjustable..................................-7 dBr to +3 dBr
Output level, adjustable...............................-8 dBr to +1 dBr
Charge pulse frequency.............................................12 kHz
16 kHz
Ringing voltage frequency......................................25 5 Hz
50 Hz 10 Hz
SLB62
Interface.............................VF (2-wire with 25-Hz-sign. OB)
Impedance in series to 2.2 F....................................600
Input level....................................................+3 dBr to -6 dBr
Output level...................................................0 dBr to -9 dBr
Frequency of ring detection...........................15 Hz to 65 Hz
Ringing voltage (Rmax = 3 k).............................. 35 Veff
Frequency of ringing voltage...............................25 Hz 2.5
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UAC68
Interface.....................................................2-wire/4-wire VF
Signal wires per channel and direction................................2
Signaling type...............................................................E&M
2-wire mode
Impedance, configurable..............................600 /900
Input level...............................................-8 dBr to +10 dBr
Output level............................................-16 dBr to +4 dBr
4-wire mode
Impedance...............................................................600
SEM106/SEM108H
Interface
SEM106..............................................................2-wire VF
SEM108..............................................................4-wire VF
Signal wires per channel and direction................................2
Signaling type...............................................................E&M
SEM106
Impedance.......................................................600 /900
Input level
600 ..................................................-10 dBr to +10 dBr
900 ....................................................-8 dBr to +10 dBr
Output level
600 ....................................................-16 dBr to +4 dBr
900 ....................................................-16 dBr to +2 dBr
SEM108H
Impedance..................................................................600
Output level.........................................-17 dBr to +8.3 dBr
LLA102/104
Interface.....................................................2-wire/4-wire VF
Impedance...............................................................600
2-wire mode
4-wire mode

CUC
Clock interface.......................................................G.703/10
QD2-Slave interface...................................................RS485
4 x ECC interfaces.........................................................V.11
4 x PCI interfaces.......................................................RS422
PU16
Interfaces.................................................................G.703/6
Bit rate..............................................................2.048 Mbit/s
Crossconnect Multiplexer CMXII
CCU
Clock interface.......................................................G.703/10
PUCAS/PU2+
Interfaces.................................................................G.703/6
Bit rate..............................................................2.048 Mbit/s
MCU
F interface (point-to-point)......................................V.24/V.28
QD2 slave interface.............................................EIA RS485
ADM1o and ADM4
Bit rate at the optical interface
ADM1o...........................................................155.52 Mbit/s
ADM4.............................................................622.08 Mbit/s
Optical fiber, bidirectional................single mode 10/125 m
Laser category
ADM1o-S1.1, ADM4-S1.1..........................S1.1 (1310 nm)
ADM1o-L1.1, ADM4-L1.1..........................L1.1 (1310 nm)
Fiber optic connector..................................................FC/PC
2-Mbit/s interfaces............................................................21
Bit rate............................................2.048 Mbit/s +50 ppm
Impedance (depending on unit)......................75 /120
ADM1e
Bit rate STM-1.................................155.52 Mbit/s 20 ppm
Impedance.................................................................75
Attenuation at 77.76 MHz......................................12.7 dB
2-Mbit/s interfaces......................................such as ADM1o
20
TC21E1/TC21E1R
2-Mbit/s interfaces..........................................................21
Bit rate.............................................2.048 Mbit/s 50 ppm
Impedance (depending on unit) ...................75 /120
TC1E3
Bit rate...........................................34.368 Mbit/s 50 ppm
Impedance..................................................................75
Attenuation at 17,184 MHz.........................................12 dB
PSD
Input voltage....................................................-36 V to -72 V
Output voltages.....................................................+5 V, -5 V
Max. output power
at +5 V........................................................................40 W
at -5 V.........................................................................15 W
Optical Line Equipment OMX16
DSMX34
34-Mbit/s interface G.703...................................................1
Bit rate..........................................................34.368 Mbit/s
Impedance..................................................................75
2-Mbit/s interfaces G.703.................................................16
Bit rate............................................2.048 Mbit/s +50 ppm
Impedance (switchable)...................................75 /120
OTRU36
Optical Interface
Bit rate..........................................................36.864 Mbit/s
Optical fiber, bidirectional..............single mode 10/125 m
Wave length sender/receiver.................1300 nm/1500 nm
Fiber optic connector................................................FC/PC
Electr. 34-Mbit/s interface...............................see DSMX34
OTSU2M
QD2 interfaces, optional..................acc. to RS 485 or G.703
F interface (point-to-point)..................................V.24/V.28
Line Termination Units LUC, LUCP
2-Mbit/s interfaces G.703......................................................1
Impedance (switchable).................................75 /120
Line interface..............................................G.703, long haul
Pulse shape...............................approaching rectangular
Impedance, symmetrical.........................................120
Attenuation at 1.024 MHz..................................5 to 40 dB
Remote feed (LUCP only)
Remote feed voltage, adjustable...........................100 V/
200 V
Remote feed current.....................................49 mA 1mA
Line Termination Unit LTCOH

2-Mbit/s interface G.703........................................................1
Bit rate...............................................2.048 Mbit/s 50 ppm
Impedance (switchable)....................................75 /120
HDSL interface
Bit rate.........................................1,168 Mbit/s per wire pair
Frame structure........................acc. to ETSI RTR/TM-03036
Line code..................................................2B1Q, scrambled
Impedance.................................................................135
Line Termination Unit LT2ME1
Uk2mp
Line interface.................................Uk2 acc. to FTZ 1 TR221
Pulse shape...................................................sine half wave
Impedance, symmetrical...........................................130
Remote feed voltage...................................................114 V
Remote feed current......................................59 mA 1 mA
G703sh
Interface....................................................G.703, short haul
Pulse shape....................................approaching rectangular
Impedance, symmetrical...........................................120
Ug2
Optical line interface......................................................Ug2
acc. to FTZ 1 TR 222
Bit rate..............................................................2.048 Mbit/s
Glass fiber per direction....................................single mode
Wavelength............................................................1300 nm
Fiber optic connector......................................................DIN
Max. bridgeable attenuation........................................15 dB
SHDSL
Transmission procedure............................................PAM16
Bit rate................................................................2.32 Mbit/s
User data..........................................................2.048 Mbit/s
Management channel.............................................64 kbit/s
Typical range with
0.4-mm wire diameter...............................................3.9 km
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Line Termination Units LTO/LT and LTO/NT

Optical interface
Bit rate overall...................................8.704 Mbit/s 30 ppm
Optical fiber bidirectional.................Singlemode 10/125 m
Fiber optic connector..................................................FC/PC
Supervision Unit SUE
F interface (point-to-point)......................................V.24/V.28
2 x QD2 slave interfaces......................................EIA RS485
QD2 master interface..........................................EIA RS485
ECC interface.................................................................V.11
ONU 20 FTTO
COSU
QD2 interface, intern. switchable...................acc. to RS485
F interface..............................................................V.24/V.28
Power supply
Via external AC adapter................................................230 V
Backup battery...............................................................48 V
Power consumption (at 0.5 Erl)....................................56 W
Network Termination Unit NTU
Line interface (Uk0)
Encoding.....................................................................2B1Q
Range
Subscriber interfaces with up to 2 modules
G.703
Operating mode.........................synchronous, codirectional
Bit rate....................................................................64 kbit/s
Connector.....................................................................4-pin
Line type............................................symmetrical, shielded
V.24
Electrical characteristics................................................V.28
Bit rates
asynchronous...........................................0.3 to 19.2 kbit/s
synchronous...........................0.6 to 48, 56, 64, 128 kbit/s,
Connector...................................................................25-pin
Cable type......................................unsymmetrical, shielded
Range with 19.2 kbit/s
and 0.6-mm wire diameter............................................15 m
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V.35
Electrical characteristics...................................V.28/V.35 AII
Operating mode...............................................synchronous
Bit rate...................................................0.6 to 64, 128 kbit/s
Connector...................................................................34-pin
Cable type
V.28.............................................unsymmetrical, shielded
V.35 AII.............................................symmetrical shielded
at V.35 all at 64 kbit/s .................................................500 m
at V.28 with 19.2 kbit/s.................................................15 m
V.36
Electrical characteristics........................................V.10/V.11
Bit rate...................................................0.6 to 64, 128 kbit/s
Connector...................................................................37-pin
Cable type
V.10..............................................unsymmetrical shielded
V.11..................................................symmetrical shielded
Range with 64 kbit/s (V.11)
and 0.6-mm wire diameter
without 113 clock.....................................................500 m
with 113 clock........................................................1000 m
X.21
Bit rate...................................................0.6 to 64, 128 kbit/s
Frame structure for subrates.........................................X.30
Connector...................................................................15-pin
0.6-mm wire diameter
without X clock.........................................................500 m
with X clock............................................................1000 m
Power supply
Via external AC adapter...................................115 V/230 V
Max. power consumption.........................................3.5 W
Data Network Unit DNU01SD
Line Interfaces
EDSL
Transmission procedure................................pseudoternary
baseband with echo compensation
Bit rates..............................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8)
Impedance.................................................................135
Max. bridgeable line attenuation.................................27 dB
Uk0 Baseband
Transmission procedure.......................baseband with 4B3T
Bit rates.............................1.5/3.6/12/24/48/64 or 128 kbit/s
Impedance.................................................................150
Max. bridgeable line attenuation.................................32 dB
X.21
Bit rates...........................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 8)
Connector...................................................................15-pin
V.35
Bit rate.............................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 8)
Connector...................................................................34-pin
Cable types
V.35 all..............................................symmetrical shielded
V.36
Bit rate.............................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 8)
Connector via adapter cable........................................37-pin
Cable types
V.35
Bit rate...........................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
Cable types
V.35 aII..............................................symmetrical shielded
Range..................................................................max. 15 m
X.21
Operating modes.............................................synchronous
Bit rates.........................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
Range with 64 kbit/s........................................max. 1000 m
Power supply
Via external AC power adapter...........................115 V/230 V
Max. power consumption..............................................8 W
Construction
Dimensions (W x H x D)
FMX2S/SNUS..........................................535 x 400 x 240 mm
MXS19.....................................................483 x 264 x 190 mm
ONU 20 FTTO..........................................370 x 165 x 247 mm
CMXII-LS/CMXII-CS/
CMXII-2S.................................................535 x 400 x 240 mm
NTU ...........................................................175 x 65 x 175 mm
DNU01SD..................................................272 x 70 x 181 mm
Network Termination NT22OV

Line interface
Bit rate total.......................................8.704 Mbit/s 30 ppm
Optical fiber, bidirectional................Singlemode 10/125 m
Fiber-optic connector.............................DIN, optional FC/PC
Wavelength............................................................1300 nm
NT22OV.....................................................272 x 47 x 175 mm
NT12C........................................................220 x 50 x 260 mm
NT22O.......................................................220 x 50 x 260 mm
Environmental Conditions
Climate.......................................................ETS 300 019-1, 3.1
Product safety....................................................EN/IEC 60950
EMC.......................................................ETS 300 386, Part 2.2
Subscriber interfaces with up to 2 modules

V.36
Operating modes.............................................synchronous
Bit rate..........................................n x 64 kbit/s (n = 1 to 31)
Connector...................................................................37-pin
Cable types
Range
at V.10 with 1 kbit/s........................................max. 1000 m
at V.11 with 64 kbit/s......................................max. 1000 m
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Product Overview
Shelves, Desktop
SNUS
Shelf with terminal panel

60 subscribers
ONU 20 FTTO
Desktop and AC power adapter

20 subscribers
FMX2S
Shelf with terminal panel

120 subscribers
Power adapter
for ONU 20 FTTO
115 VAC /230 VAC in 56 VDC

with backup battery
MXS19
Shelf without terminal panel

120 subscribers
Terminal panels
for ONU 20 FTTO
Central terminal panel and

subscr. terminal panel
in different variants
CUD
Central add/drop unit
DSC8V24
Digital signal unit with
BEC
Bus extension card
CPF2
UEB128-E04
EDSL
CIM-V.24
CIM-V.35
CIM-V.36
Universal linecard for up to 4 modules

Baseband transmission module
EDSL transmission module
Interface module for V.24
IUL82/I4UK2NTP
IUL84/I4UK4NTP
I8S0P
SUB102
CIM-X.21
IWU-SUBX50
Interface module for X.21

Module protocol conversion X.50
SLX102E
IWU-SUBX51
DSC104CO
Module protocol conversion X.51

Digital signal linecard
2-wire subscriber converter,

exchange side
UAC68
Universal linecard for 2-wire/
Units FMX2R3.1
V.24 interfaces
DSC8X21
64 kbit/s, G.703, codirectional
Digital signal unit with

X.21 interfaces
ISDN linecard 2B1Q
ISDN linecard 4B3T
ISDN linecard S0
2-wire subscriber converter,
subscriber side
4-wire with/without E&M
DSC6-nx64G
Digital signal linecard,

64 kbit/s, G.703
SEM106
SEM108H
2-wire linecard with E&M

4-wire linecard with E&M
CM64/2
Channel multiplexer
LLA102/104
2-wire/4-wire analog leased lines
Add/Drop multiplexer unit

STM-1 short haul, laser cl. 1.1
STM-1 long haul, laser cl. 1.1
STM-1 electrical (short haul)
STM-4 short haul, laser cl. 4.1
STM-4 long haul, laser cl. 4.1
TC21E1
TC21E1R
2-Mbit/s tributary unit

2-Mbit/s tributary unit with
synchronization of send clock
34-Mbit/s tributary unit
Power supply unit
for SMX1/4c
DSMX34
34-Mbit/s multiplexer unit
OTSU2M
OTRU36
Optical transceiver unit
Units CMXC
CUC
Central unit
PU16
2-Mbit/s interface unit
Units SMX1/4c
ADM
ADM1o-S1.1
ADM1o-L1.1
ADM1e
ADM4-S4.1
ADM4-L4.1
TC1E3
PSD
Units OMX16
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Management access for OMX16
Units with central functions

SUE
Supervision unit SNUS, FMX2S and MXS19
COSU
Supervision unit ONU 20 FTTO
CMXII-CAS
Shelves
CMXII-2S
CMXII shelf for

2-Mbit/s interfaces
CMXII-CS
Central CMXII shelf
CMXII-LS
Compact CMXII shelf
Units
CCU
Central unit
PUSISA
SISA interface unit
CASU
CAS unit
MCU
Management control unit
PU2+
PSC
Power supply unit
CCU
Central unit
PUSISA
SISA interface unit
V52FR
Frame relay unit
MCU
Management control unit
PU2+
PSC
Power supply unit
PUCAS
CMXII-V5
Shelves
see CMXII-CAS
Units
for CAS-V5 conversion
Line termination units LTx

LUC
1 x 2 Mbit/s HDB3, copper cable
LUCP
1 x 2 Mbit/s HDB3, copper cable

with remote feed unit
LTCOH
1 x 2 Mbit/s HDSL, copper cable
LT2ME1
Base unit for 1 or 2 modules
Module
Uk2mp
G703sh
SHDSL
Ug2
1
1
1
1
LTO/LT
2 x 2 Mbit/s, 1 x single mode fiber, master
LTO/NT
2 x 2 Mbit/s, 1 x single mode fiber, slave
x
x
x
x
2 Mbit/s Uk2, copper cable

2 Mbit/s G703, short haul
2,3 Mbit/s SHDSL, copper cable
2 Mbit/s Ug2, 2 x single mode fiber
25
NTU
Base unit
Device for accepting up to 2

interface modules
AC adapter 115 V
AC adapter 230 V
115 VAC/40 VAC

230 VAC/40 VAC
Signal converter
UART/V.24
Interface modules
NTUV24
NTUV35
NTUV36
NTUX21
for
for
for
for
NTU64kCO
NTU128kV35
NTU128kV36
NTU128kV21
for
for
for
for
with/without AC power adapter

and adapter cable
IF-V.35/V.36
Supplementary module for

V.35/V.36 subscriber interface
for EDSL transmission
UEB128-04E
for Uk0 baseband
NTOV35
DATA module V.35
V.24 64 kbit/s
V.35 64 kbit/s
V.36 64 kbit/s
X.21 64 kbit/s
G.703, 64 kbit/s
V.35, 64/128 kbit/s
V.36, 64/128 kbit/s
X.21, 64/128 kbit/s
DNU01SD
Base unit
Transmission module
EDSL-01
NT22OV
Base unit
to accept up to
2 interface module
AC adapter 115 V
115 VAC/24 VDC
AC adapter 230 V
230 VAC/24 VDC
Interface module
NTOV36
NTOX21
DATA module V.36

DATA module X.21
NT12C
Base unit
with line termination unit LTCOH
AC adapter 115 V
115 VAC/40 VDC
AC adapter 230 V
230 VAC/40 VDC
NT22O
Base unit
with line termination unit LTO/NT
AC adapter 115 V
115 VAC/40 VDC
AC adapter 230 V
230 VAC/40 VDC
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Abbreviations
2/4-wire
64k-Ch
AC
ACI
ADPCM
ATM
CAS
CU-w.pair
DCN
E&M
EDSL
ETSI
FTZ
GF
SHDSL
IF
ISDN
ISDN-BA
ISDN-PRA
ITU-T
LC
LCT
LL
LT
LTx
LWL
NT
NTBA
OA&M
OB
OS
OLT
ONU
PBX
PDH
POTS
QD2
SDH
SMX
SNMP
STM-1/4
TE
TMN
V5.x
VF
WDM
2B1Q/4B3T
ZWR
2-wire/4-wire
64-kbit/s Channels
Alternating Current
AccessIntegrator
Adaptive Difference Pulse Code Modulation
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
Channel Associated Signaling
Copper Wire Pair
Data Communication Network
Earth and Minus
Extended Digital Subscriber Line
European Telecommunication Standard Institute
Fernmeldetechnisches Zentralamt (German Telecoms Approvals Body)
Glass Fiber
Single Pair High-Bitrate Digital Subscriber Line
Interfaces
Integrated Services Digital Network
ISDN Basic Access
ISDN Primary Rate Access
International Telecommunication Union
Linecard
Local Craft Terminal
Leased Line
Line Termination
2-Mbit/s Line Equipment
Fiber Optic Cable
Network Termination/Network Termination Unit
Network Termination Unit for the Basic Access
Operation, Administration and Maintenance
Local Battery
Operating System
Optical Line Termination
Optical Network Unit
Private Branch Exchange
Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy
Plain Old Telephone Service
Interface for Management Access
Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
Synchronous Multiplexer
Simple Network Management Protocol
Synchronous-Transport-Module
Level 1 (155 Mbit/s)/Level 4 (622 Mbit/s)
Subscriber Terminal
Telecommunication Management Network
Signaling Protocols for Access Networks
Voice Frequency
Wavelength Multiplex Procedure
ISDN Transmission Codes
Intermediate Regenerator
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Network Structures and Applications

Modules and Boards

Shelf SNUS for Services, Routing and Transport

Shelves FMX2S and MXS19 for Large Numbers of Subscribers

Desktop ONU 20 FTTO

Network and Element Management

The entire capacity of the network

City networks and

POTS and ISDN-BA (Uk0, S0)

Analog 2/4-wire leased lines

Services offering for networks with FMX2R3.1

Digital as well as analog terminals can

Terminated network structures and

Depending on the size and the

The following units are available:

Access from analog and digital

Connections between different

Access from remote outstations to

Desktop ONU 20 FTTO

The FMX2R3.1 provides the necessary equipment to meet these

Over greater distances the SNUS can

The flexibility of the multiplexer allows

FMX2R3.1 in corporate network

The entire network can be controlled

Shelves FMX2S and MXS19 and also

For this purpose the OLT houses

The following are available for the

2-Mbit/s signals according to ITU-T

employing the modern (SHDSL,

Modules and Boards

Terminal multiplexer TMX60

As a PCM30 system with channelassociated signaling (CAS) Multiplexer

Terminal multiplexer TMX60

The multiplexer consists of:

Central unit CUD

Different operating modes of the

The complete capacity of both

The two 2-Mbit/s interfaces operate in

Optional bus extension card

The two 2-Mbit/s ports operate in 1+1

Network and Operating Interfaces

F interface for local management

Interface for embedded

Interfaces per unit

G.703, 64 kbit/s, codirectional

Fractional E1, n x 64 kbit/s, 2 Mbit/s

V.24/V.28, subrates to 64 kbit/s

V.24/V.28, subrates to 64 kbit/s

X.21/V.11, subrates to 64 kbit/s

ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 2B1Q (LT)

ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 2B1Q (NT)

ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 4B3T (LT)

ISDN-BA, Uk0 for 4B3T (NT)

POTS, subscriber side

POTS, exchange side

2/4-wire with/without E&M signaling

2/4-wire analog leased lines

2-wire analog leased lines

4-wire analog leased lines

2-wire with 25-Hz signaling (OB)

Can only be installed in shelf MXS19