Interconnect, Configuration and Mechanical Assembly

SURPASS hiT 7080
4.0
Interconnect, Configuration and

Mechanical Assembly (ICMA)
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Interconnect, Configuration and Mechanical Assembly (ICMA)
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Elevated voltages are inevitably present at specific points in this electrical equipment.Some
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installiert und wartet.
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Contents
1 Scope...................................................................................................... 7
2 General ................................................................................................... 8
3 Symbols Used in the Documentation .................................................. 9

3.1 Symbol for Warnings ............................................................................... 9
3.2 Symbols for Notes ................................................................................... 9
3.3 Symbols for Menu Displays and Text inputs ........................................... 9
4 Grounding connections ...................................................................... 10
5 Rack Equipment .................................................................................. 11

5.1 Rack Equipment of SURPASS hiT 7080 ............................................... 11
5.2 Rack Layout........................................................................................... 11
6 Shelf Layout ......................................................................................... 13
7 System Interfaces................................................................................ 14
7.1 Controller cards ..................................................................................... 15
7.1.1 Interfaces on the SC card...................................................................... 15
7.1.2 Interfaces at the SI-E card..................................................................... 15
7.2 Cross-connection cards......................................................................... 17
7.3 SDH cards ............................................................................................. 17
7.4 Ethernet cards ....................................................................................... 18
7.5 Amplifier cards....................................................................................... 18
7.6 Pin Allocation Diagrams ........................................................................ 20
7.6.1 Connectors on the Power module ......................................................... 20
7.6.2 Connectors on the SC card ................................................................... 20
7.6.3 Connectors on the SI-E card ................................................................. 20
7.6.4 Connectors on the Ethernet card........................................................... 23
7.6.5 Connectors on the SDH card................................................................. 23
8 Electrical Cabling ................................................................................ 24

8.1 Power Distribution ................................................................................. 24
8.2 SI-E Interface Cabling ........................................................................... 26
8.3 SC Interface Cabling ............................................................................. 27
8.4 Ethernet Card Interface Cabling ............................................................ 27
8.5 SDH Card Interface Cabling .................................................................. 28
9 Optical Cabling (General) ................................................................... 29

9.1 Rack Equipment (General) .................................................................... 29
9.2 Part Numbers of Fiber Patchcords ........................................................ 30
9.3 Fiber Handling / Routing Recommendations......................................... 30
9.4 List of Optical Connections.................................................................... 31

9.5 Cleaning .................................................................................................31

Summary of changes
Revision Issue Date Remarks

1.0 November 2007 Initial version

Scope
1 Scope
This SURPASS hiT 7080 document describes the installation and cabling for
the SURPASS hiT 7080 used in the ETSI market.
In release 4.0, the SURPASS hiT 7080 family consists of one main shelf only.
Throughout this document, the main shelf application is designated as
SURPASS hiT 7080.
The description of the rack layout, shelf layout, electrical cabling and optical
cabling are examples only.

General
2 General
SURPASS hiT 7080 is placed in Central Offices.
The SURPASS hiT 7080 equipment meets the generic requirements defined
in:
• ETS 300 119 (framework criteria)
• ETS 300 019 (environmental criteria)

Symbols Used in the Documentation
3 Symbols Used in the Documentation
3.1 Symbol for Warnings
WARNING
! This symbol identifies notes which, if ignored, can result in
personal injury or in permanent damage to the equipment.
3.2 Symbols for Notes
Note
i
Information which extends beyond the immediate context.
Cross reference to other chapters in this manual or reference to other

manuals.
Help Reference to the online help system of the Element Manager software.
3.3 Symbols for Menu Displays and Text inputs

Menu options from pop-up menus or inputs to be made by the user (texts,
commands) are displayed consecutively in their hierarchical sequence in
pointed brackets:
<Menu> <Menu item> <Command text> <Parameter> etc.

Grounding connections
4 Grounding connections
The SURPASS hiT 7080 shelf grounding is required when the shelf is
mounted to the standard ETSI rack. Use 12 AWG or larger size of the
protective grounding cable to ground the shelf.
There is no special grounding cable required for shelf mounted on the Nokia
Siemens Networks ETSI rack. The grounding is obtained by mounting the
shelf to the rack.

Rack Equipment
5 Rack Equipment
5.1 Rack Equipment of SURPASS hiT 7080

The equipment frames meet the ETS 300 119-2 requirements.
The racks are unshielded.
Note
i
In order to minimize the rack spacing of the shelves, the outlets of the
optical cables are at the front of the rack beams. This means that the
mounting plane of the rack is moved to the back.
SURPASS hiT 7080 shall be accommodated in the following ETSI racks:

• Standard ETSI Rack
• Nokia Siemens Networks ETSI Rack
The standard ETSI rack is not recommended to be used because it has limited
space for cabling in the front of the cable duct. Nokia Siemens Networks ETSI
rack is the recommended rack.
5.2 Rack Layout

Figure 1 shows the mounting of the SURPASS hiT 7080 main shelf in the rack.

Rack Equipment
ELECTRICAL CABLE
ROUTINGTRAY
1900
MAIN SHELF
Figure 1 One main shelf in a Nokia Siemens Networks ETSI rack

Shelf Layout
6 Shelf Layout
Figure 2 shows the front view of the SURPASS hiT 7080 main shelf layout.
IO 2
IO 3
LC 15
LC 16
LC 18
LC 19
IO 5
IO 7
IO 8
IO 1
IO 4
SI
LC 17
IO 6
IO 9
SC 1
LC 1
LC 3
LC 5
LC 7
LC 8
LC 10
LC 11
LC 12
LC 13
SC 2
LC 2
LC 4
LC 6
HOCC 1
HOCC 2
LC 9
LC 14
Figure 2 Main Shelf Layout

System Interfaces
7 System Interfaces
The following cards are used in the SURPASS hiT 7080 shelf:
Card Type Card / Module Description: Slot Interface

System control card for NE
SC SC 2 1 x DB 9 (RS 232)
configuration
Controller
System interface card for
SI-E SI 20 x RJ 45 / 1 mini USB
NE management
Cross High order cross connect
HOCC HOCC 1 mini USB
connection card for switch fabric
2 x STM-64 2 optical XFP / 1 mini USB
Optical interface card
8 x STM-16 LC1 to 8 optical SFP / 1 mini USB
SDH
Optical/electrical interface LC19 8 optical or electrical SFP /
8 x STM-4/1
card 1 mini USB
Transparent Ethernet LC1 to 8 x RJ 45 / 8 x optical or

8 x GE/T
interface card LC19 electrical SFP / 1 mini USB
LC1 to
LC2,
Ethernet
LC4 to 6 x GE electrical or optical
Layer 2 Ethernet interface
6 x GE+4xFEGE/A LC11, SFP / 4 x RJ 45 / 1 mini
card
USB
LC13 to
LC14
POA (20 dB) Pre-amplifier card
BOA (13 dBm) LC1 to 1 LC (one pair) / 1 mini
Amplifier
BOA (15 dBm) Boost amplifier card LC19 USB
BOA (18 dBm)
Table 7-1 Card Interfaces

System Interfaces
7.1 Controller cards
7.1.1 Interfaces on the SC card
Figure 3 shows the arrangement of the connectors on the SURPASS hiT 7080
SC card.
Figure 3 Faceplate diagram of the SC card
Interface Description
CONSOLE RS232 interface, DB9 connector, local connection interface
RESET To warm reboot the SC card
Table 7-2 SC card Interface
7.1.2 Interfaces at the SI-E card
Figure 4 shows the arrangement of the connectors at the SURPASS hiT 7080
SI-E card.
Figure 4 Faceplate diagram of the SI-E card

System Interfaces
Interface Description
T3-1 4 x RJ 45 connectors for four station clock interfaces, T3 stands for clock in (2 Mbps or
2 MHz) and T4 stands for clock out (2 Mbps or 2 MHz).
T3-2
T4-1
T4-2
MDI1-4 2 x RJ 45 connectors to provide 8 Miscellaneous Discrete Input (MDI) ports. MDIs are
used to read the status of external alarm-points. Both the MDI description and
MDI5-8
severities are configurable on the management system.
MDO1-4 2 x RJ 45 connectors to provide 8 Miscellaneous Discrete Output (MDO) ports. MDOs
are used to drive the external devices. MDO can be activated or deactivated manually
MDO5-8
by the management system.
ALM RJ 45 alarm output interface, providing four alarm outputs, including two audio and two
visible alarm outputs.
HCOC-1 2 x RJ 45 connectors for two extended user channels, two V.11 ports in total.
HCOC-2
EOW RJ 45 connector for E1 and E2. There are a maximum of 64 EOW channels (32 x E1
and 32 x E2). One to one or multiple user calls can be performed through this
interface.
MGT-1 2 x RJ 45 connectors for network management interfaces.
MGT-2
EXT-1 4 x RJ 45 connectors for real extension shelf management.
EXT-2 (These ports are reserved for future use.)
EXT-3
EXT-4
F1-1 2 x RJ 45 connectors for two F1 user channels, two V.11 ports in total.
F1-2
LED TEST LED test button
ACO Alarm cut off button. The alarm outputs connected to the rack-top alarming module will
be cut off by pushing the button one time. System indicators (critical, major, and minor
LEDs) on the NE will not be suppressed.
SUP Alarm suppress button. When the button is pushed, the existing alarms (visible
critical/major/minor LED indicators) on the SI card will not be shown on the system and
the rack-top alarm module when the button is pushed until the next alarm occurs.
DEBUG Mini USB type port for module debugging.
Table 7-3 SI-E card Interface

System Interfaces
7.2 Cross-connection cards

Figure 5 shows the arrangement of the connectors on the SURPASS hiT 7080
HOCC card.
Figure 5 Faceplate diagram of the HOCC card
7.3 SDH cards
Figure 6 Faceplate diagram of the 2 x STM-64 card
Figure 7 Faceplate diagram of the 8 x STM-16 cards

System Interfaces
Figure 8 Faceplate diagram of the 8 x STM-4/1 card
7.4 Ethernet cards
Figure 9 Faceplate diagram of the 8 x GE/T card
Figure 10 Faceplate diagram of the 6 x GE + 4 x FEGE/A card
7.5 Amplifier cards
Figure 11 Faceplate diagram of the BOA 13 dBm card

System Interfaces
Figure 14 Faceplate diagram of the POA 20 dB card

System Interfaces
7.6 Pin Allocation Diagrams
7.6.1 Connectors on the Power module

A1:DCRET
A2:-48V
A4:-48V
A5:DCRET
A3:Chassis_GND
Figure 15 Pin Assignment of the Power Interface
7.6.2 Connectors on the SC card
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function TX+ TX- RX+ NC NC RX- NC NC
Table 7-4 Pin Assignment of the Console Interface
7.6.3 Connectors on the SI-E card
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
T3 GND T3_RXD NC NC NC NC CHS_GND CHS_GND
Table 7-5 Pin Assignment of the T3 Interface (75 Ω)

System Interfaces
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
T4 NC NC NC GND T4_TXD NC CHS_GND CHS_GND
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
T3 T3_RING T3_TIP NC NC NC NC CHS_ND CHS_GND
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
T4 NC NC NC T4_RING T4_TIP NC CHS_ND CHS_GND
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function MDI4+ MDI4- MDI3+ MDI3- MDI2+ MDI2- MDI1+ MDI1-
Table 7-9 Pin Assignment of the MDI1-4 Interface
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function MDI8+ MDI8- MDI7+ MDI7- MDI6+ MDI6- MDI5+ MDI5-
Table 7-10 Pin Assignment of the MDI5-8 Interface
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function MDO4+ MDO4- MDO3+ MDO3- MDO2+ MDO2- MDO1+ MDO1-
Table 7-11 Pin Assignment of the MDO1-4 Interface

System Interfaces
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function MDO8+ MDO8- MDO7+ MDO7- MDO6+ MDO6- MDO5+ MDO5-
Table 7-12 Pin Assignment of the MDO5-8 Interface
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function ALM3+ ALM3- ALM2+ ALM2- ALM1+ ALM1- ALM0+ ALM0-
Table 7-13 Pin Assignment of the ALM Interface
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function V11_TC V11_TC V11_TD V11_TD V11_RC V11_RC V11_RD V11_RD
LK+ LK- AT+ AT- LK+ LK- AT+ AT-
Table 7-14 Pin Assignment of the HCOC Interface
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function NC NC NC RING TIP NC NC NC
Table 7-15 Pin Assignment of the EOW Interface
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 7-16 Pin Assignment of the MGT Interface
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Function V11_TC V11_TC V11_TD V11_TD V11_RC V11_RC V11_RD V11_RD
LK+ LK- AT+ AT- LK+ LK- AT+ AT-
Table 7-17 Pin Assignment of the F1 Interface

System Interfaces
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 7-18 Pin Assignment of the EXT Interface
7.6.4 Connectors on the Ethernet card
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 7-19 Pin Assignment of the GE/FE Interface
7.6.5 Connectors on the SDH card
Pin No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Table 7-20 Pin Assignment of the STM-1 Interface

Electrical Cabling
8 Electrical Cabling
8.1 Power Distribution

Figure 16 shows the power distribution from the breaker panel to the terminal
area of SURPASS hiT 7080 R4.0.

Electrical Cabling
To Main Shelf To Main Shelf
Figure 16 Power Distribution
Figure 17 shows the connection of power-cable to the breaker

Electrical Cabling
Observe the correct connection of plugs:
Black / Blue Æ1
Red / Orange Æ2
Figure 17 Connection to the breaker
8.2 SI-E Interface Cabling

The following table gives information about connectors, cables, and the length
of the electrical connections terminated at the SURPASS hiT 7080:
Connector Connector Max. Number of

Application *) Length (Meter)
Equipment side Customer side cables per shelf
T3/T4 RJ 45 Open wire 1) 4

MDI RJ 45 Open wire 1) 2
MDO RJ 45 Open wire 1) 2
ALM RJ 45 Open wire 1) 1
HCOC RJ 45 Open wire 1) 2
EOW RJ 11 Handset 1m 1
MGT RJ 45 Open wire 1) 2
EXT RJ 45 RJ 45 1) 2) 4
F1 RJ 45 Open wire 1) 2
Table 8-1 Interface Cabling for the SI-E

Electrical Cabling
*) the pinning of the cables are shown in Chapter 7.6.3.

1. Length of cables is defined by survey
2. Interfaces are reserved for future releases.
8.3 SC Interface Cabling

The following table gives information about connectors, cables, and the length
of the electrical connections terminated at the SURPASS hiT 7080:

Application *) Length (Meter)
Equipment side Customer side cables per shelf
Console DB 9 (RS232) DB 9 (RS232) 2m 1
Table 8-2 Interface Cabling for the SC
8.4 Ethernet Card Interface Cabling

Application *) Length
Equipment side Customer side cables per card
FE RJ 45 RJ 45 1) 4
GE RJ 45 RJ 45 1) 10
Table 8-3 Interface Cabling for the Ethernet Card

Electrical Cabling
8.5 SDH Card Interface Cabling
Connector Connector Max. Number of cables

Application *) Length
Equipment side Customer side per card
STM-1 CC4 Open Wire 1) 16
Table 8-4 Interface Cabling for the STM-4/1 Card

Optical Cabling (General)
9 Optical Cabling (General)
9.1 Rack Equipment (General)

General directions to the following chapters:
• The connection lists in this document reflect fully-populated SURPASS
hiT 7080 network elements using the maximum number of plug-in cards.
The connection lists also reflect the location of plug-in cards (shelf and
slot number) as shown in the drawings of this chapter. Double-check all
connections. Due to the large number of fibers involved, it is highly
recommended that each fiber be labeled with a tag to identify the
connection.
• Nokia Siemens Networks has several lengths of fiber patch cords
available for use in making connections from one SURPASS hiT 7080
card to another. The recommended length to use for each connection is
listed in the connection lists in this document. These recommended
lengths are, of course, applicable only if the shelves and plug-in cards
are installed as illustrated in the following chapters.
• Fibers leading to/from SURPASS hiT 7080 components to other
customer equipment (customer's WDM system, terminals, etc.) are
generally supplied by the customer. Naturally, there is no length
recommendation listed for these, since the distance involved is unknown.
Also, such customer-supplied fiber cables must be terminated with the
same type and quality of fiber connector as that used on the Nokia
Siemens Networks cables and plug-in cards. Failure to do so may result
in unacceptable optical performance.
• Optical path is given to the level of detail needed for the illustration of
functionality.
• Optical ports with hazard level 1M are marked. Hazard level of
transponder line ports are not marked; its hazard level depends on type
of interface (class 1M or 1).

9.2 Part Numbers of Fiber Patchcords

The following tables give information about type and length of optical cables
needed for SURPASS hiT 7080 R4.0.
Part number Description Connectors Length (Meter)

V42256-T10-A30 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/FC 3m
V42256-T10-A100 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/FC 10 m
V42256-T11-A30 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/LC 3m
V42256-T11-A60 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/LC 6m
V42256-T11-A100 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/LC 10 m
V42256-T11-A300 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/LC 30 m
V42256-T12-A30 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/SC 3m
V42256-T12-A100 Optical Patch Cord, SM LC/SC 10 m
V42256-T13-A30 Optical Patch Cord, MM LC/LC 3m
V42256-T13-A60 Optical Patch Cord, MM LC/LC 6m
V42256-T13-A100 Optical Patch Cord, MM LC/LC 10 m
V42256-T14-A30 Optical Patch Cord, MM LC/SC 3m
V42256-T14-A100 Optical Patch Cord, MM LC/SC 10 m
Table 9-1 Part Numbers of Fiber Patchcords
9.3 Fiber Handling / Routing Recommendations

Refer to Appendix A. Fiber Handling / Routing Recommendations.

9.4 List of Optical Connections
Some connections can have Hazard Level 1M.

! The cables of these connections must have Laser Warning Labels. These Connections
are marked in this cable list.
The part numbers of the internal cables with the Laser Warning Labels are given in
Chapter 9.2.
9.5 Cleaning
Cleaning the optical connectors
• The importance of clean fiber end faces and connectors cannot be
overstated. NEVER make any fiber connections without the following the
instructions below. The use of dirty connectors will most likely result in
irreversible damage to fiber end faces and/or connector and
unacceptable optical performance. The damaged components must be
replaced. Burnt-in dust particles will also burn the end face of another,
clean connector (“optical virus”). The cleaning is especially important
while replacing cards.
• If the faces of the optical connectors are dirty, it may cause attenuation
and reflections which impair quality severely. With power higher than 10
dBm, the particles may burn and destroy the optical fiber and thus entire
connector.
To minimize the risk, the following steps must be strictly adhered to:
1. Always fit optical fiber connectors with protective caps to guard against
mechanical damage and contamination. The protective dust caps should
only be removed immediately prior to installation.
2. Before connecting the optical connector, inspect it with a video
microscope (e.g. Westover Scientific “USB Fibre Back Panel Microscope
WOS-FBF-P5000) with a magnification factor of 400.

Appendix A. Fiber Handling / Routing Recommendations

WARNING: Put the cables carefully into the cable guiding parts otherwise the cables can
be damaged!
WARNING: Do not squeeze fibers while closing the front cover.
General
The minimum bending radius of the optical cables is 17 mm.
The cable slots directly below the plug-in cards have to be used. Up to 16
optical cables can be run through one slot, see Figure 18
Cabling assembly sequence:
1st Lower slots of Shelf internal cabling
2nd Upper slots of Shelf internal cabling

Figure 18 Shelf Cable Duct (example)

It is recommended that the intra-shelf cables are guided in the cable ducts of
the shelf.
Intra-Shelf/Rack Fiber Cabling

After connecting the cables at the plug-in cards, they have to be run through
the cable slots.
Then the cable has to be bent sideways. In order to avoid cable squeezing,
the cables are bent over plastic parts.
The cables are handled sideward to the cable outlets of the shelf.
Overlength (slack) must be stored in the Fiber Tray.
(See Figure 19 Cable Ducts in the Shelf and Rack)
Figure 19 Cable Ducts in the Shelf and Rack
Power Cabling:
All the power cable routings should point toward the right side of the
SURPASS hiT 7080.

Figure 20 Power Cabling
SI-E Cabling:
All the SI-E cable routings should point toward the upper side of the
SURPASS hiT 7080.
Figure 21 SI-E Cabling

Ethernet Cabling:
All the Ethernet cable routings should point toward the upper side of the
SURPASS hiT 7080.
Figure 22 Ethernet Cabling

STM-1 Electrical Cabling:

All the STM-1 electrical cable routings should point toward the bottom side of
the SURPASS hiT 7080.
STM-1
Electrical
Cable
Figure 23 STM-1 Electrical Cabling

Glossary
Glossary
ACO Alarm Cut Off
ALM Alarm
BOA Booster Optical Amplifier
CC Cross Connection
EOW Engineer Order Wire
ETS European Telecommunication Standard
ETSI European Telecommunication Standards Institute
EXT Extension
FE Fast Ethernet
GE Gigabit Ethernet
HCOC High Capacity Overhead Channel
HOCC High Order Cross Connection
ITU-T International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication
Standardization Sector
LC Line Card
LED Light Emitting Diode
MDI Miscellaneous Discrete Input
MDO Miscellaneous Discrete Output
MGT Management
NC Not Connected
NE Network Element
OA Optical Amplifier
POA Pre-Optical Amplifier
SC System Controller
SDH Synchronous Digital Hierarchy
SFP Small Form-factor Pluggable
SI System Interface
SI-E System Interface with Engineering Order Wire
STM Synchronous Transfer Mode
SUP Suppress
USB Universal Serial Bus
WDM Wavelength Division Multiplexing

Glossary
XFP 10 Gigabit Small From Factor Pluggable


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f Important Notice on Product Safety

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3 Symbols Used in the Documentation .................................................. 9

4 Grounding connections ...................................................................... 10

5 Rack Equipment .................................................................................. 11

6 Shelf Layout ......................................................................................... 13

8 Electrical Cabling ................................................................................ 24

9 Optical Cabling (General) ................................................................... 29

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9.5 Cleaning .................................................................................................31

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3.1 Symbol for Warnings

3.2 Symbols for Notes

Cross reference to other chapters in this manual or reference to other

3.3 Symbols for Menu Displays and Text inputs

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5.1 Rack Equipment of SURPASS hiT 7080

SURPASS hiT 7080 shall be accommodated in the following ETSI racks:

5.2 Rack Layout

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Figure 2 Main Shelf Layout

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Card Type Card / Module Description: Slot Interface

Transparent Ethernet LC1 to 8 x RJ 45 / 8 x optical or

BOA (18 dBm)

Table 7-1 Card Interfaces

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7.1 Controller cards

7.1.1 Interfaces on the SC card

Figure 3 Faceplate diagram of the SC card

Table 7-2 SC card Interface

7.1.2 Interfaces at the SI-E card

Figure 4 Faceplate diagram of the SI-E card

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Table 7-3 SI-E card Interface

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7.2 Cross-connection cards

Figure 5 Faceplate diagram of the HOCC card

7.3 SDH cards

Figure 6 Faceplate diagram of the 2 x STM-64 card

Figure 7 Faceplate diagram of the 8 x STM-16 cards

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Figure 8 Faceplate diagram of the 8 x STM-4/1 card

7.4 Ethernet cards

Figure 9 Faceplate diagram of the 8 x GE/T card

Figure 10 Faceplate diagram of the 6 x GE + 4 x FEGE/A card

7.5 Amplifier cards

Figure 11 Faceplate diagram of the BOA 13 dBm card

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Figure 12 Faceplate diagram of the BOA 15 dBm card

Figure 13 Faceplate diagram of the BOA 18 dBm card